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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
EDWIN J. NoKEs, INVALID IN
MATE OF COUNTY HOSPITAL,
COMMITS SUICIDE.
% FOUND DEAD IN BED
Nv HOSPITAL ATTENDANT
Nekes Had Opened an Artery in His
Left Elbow With . Psnknifs and
Had 7led to psath-Fear That He
Would Not BE Able 70 Get Morphine
Believed Cause Of Act.

Taking a pen knife and opening a
surface at his left elbow, Edwin John
NOkes, aged 81, an inmate of the
county farm, committed suicide Mon
day night by bleeding himself. He
was found dead in his bed in the in
Urinary about S o'clock this morning
by an attendant who went to care for
him. Nokes had been dead for several
hours.
Nokes was victim of locomotor-
Ataxia and a morphine "fiend." Super
intendent j. c. Koontz could give no
reason for Nokes. killing himself, but
ventured the guess that it was pos
sible that Nokes feared that he would
no longer be ableSto get morphine be-
cause Of the federal law restricting it's
sale. that went into effect Monday.
Had Lived Here.
The attendant who found Nokes
called Mrs. Koontz, who summoned
Coroner A. r. Lynn. The coroner in
vestigated this forenoon. Nokes was
81 years of age. He was admitted to
the county hospital In October. 1912,
and before that time had lived with
his half brother, Frank T. Nokes and
half sister, Mrs. Florence Buffers, 1905
West Fremont street, for two years.
Nokes was able to get about only
with the assistance of an attendant,
SO he spent much of his time in bed.
Superintendent Koontz said Nokes
was addicted to the drug habit when
he was admitted to the hospital. and
that the habit had grown so that Nokes
used as much as twenty-four grains a
day.
'He was never given morphine at
the hospital" said superintendent
Koonts, but relatives furnished him
with it or money with which it was
bought. Nokes had become mere
skeleton and was very enemic."
Nokes Widower; Leaves Daughter.
Edwin John Nokes was born in Buff
falo. n. Y. March II. 1853. He was a
widower. and is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. George Southworth,
South Tacoma. Wash. In addition to
the one half brother and sister living
here, there survive two other half
brothers, in the persons of Clarence A.
Nokes. OF Sac City. and Lueius e.
Nol166, of Lake Efty.sE :. ,r.-sgzzss s., u
Funeral services Will be held from
the Simkins & Estel parlors Thursday
afternoon. Interment Will follow In
Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02

will dumfound you. especially IL you
have tried everything else for corns.
Two drops applied ina few seconds
that's all. The corn shrivels, than
comes right off. II you have ever made
fat bundle out of your toe with ban
dages; used thick c0ri. pressing cot
ton rings; corn-pulling salves: corn
teasing plasters-well. you'l appreciate
the difference when you use GETS
IT" Your corn agony will vanish. Cut
ting and gouging with knives, razors.
fiji and scissors, and the danger OF
Blood poison are done way with. Try
GETS 1T" tonight for any corn, callus.
wart or bunton. Never falls.
'.GETS-IT'. Ii sold by druggist every
where. CSC a bottle, or sent direct by E.
Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Sold. III
MarshalItown and recommended as the
worlds best corn cure by Mcbride q,
VIII Drug Compar1ys n &. y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
70 Talk -cso.. RAPIDS s1.r:.
Commercial Club Director. Nee. To-
nioht to Discuss Arbi+ration Plan.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Marshalltown
Club will be held this evening at the
club rooms. The main business Of the
meeting will be the discussion of the
so-called Cedar Rapids plan" of set
Ting labor disputes, which has been
used with success in that city. The
plan consists of having committee of
three men decide all labor disputes Of
any character. The labor unions Of
the city select one man, the commercial
club selects one, and these two men
select the third member. The plan has
worked extremely we'll in Cedar, Rap
ids, and will be discussed this evening
with view to adoption here. The
matter OF the proposed increase in
freight rates will also be taken up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
Meat Markets chance Hands.

A deal was closed Monday afternoon
whereby ]. H. Snyder bought from
Arthur Pose the latter's interests in
both the White meat market 226 East
Main street and the Bargain Store
meat market 10 North First avenue.
Mr.. Snyder has been half owner Of
both these markets as a partner of
Mr.. Pose. Mr.. Pose is undecided as to
what he will do.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
! Local Weather Record.

Forty-one and 10, the latter the
temperature at o'clock Monday
morning, were the extremes for the
day, compared with SO and 16, the
range Of temperature Sunday. and %
and l above the extremes year ago
Monday At z o'clock this morning
the temperature was 90, nine degrees
warmer than at the same hour Mon
day morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
.pEe O. Ny HEART THUBsoAy.
pelham LINTON Plays Christian Brent
in Morosco's Dramatic Company.

in Morosco's Dramatic Company.
Pelham Lynton, who plays Christian
Brent in Oliver Morosco's Peg o. My
Heart Company which comes to the
odeon Thursday evening. is making
his first appearance as a member Of a
dramatic company, his previous stage
work being confined to the vaudeville
fieldG Mr.. Lynton, an Englishman,
came to this country to present his
characterization Of that much abused
person, the English Johnny, and ne
made an. instantaneous hit with the
vaudeville audiences. 1t was while APP
pearing under. the direction of Oliver
Morosco-s brother, Leslie. that he came
To the the attention of Mr. Morosco. who
was on the lookout for the best avail
able talent for his Peg O. My Heart
company. Mr.. Lynton was easily per-
suaded to try his fortune in the new
fleld,s and lit is said he is more than
pleased with the change. odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
Try "GETS-Is," It's
Magic for Corns!

New, Simple, Common Sense Way.
You will never know how really easy
1t is to get rid Of a corn. until you have
tri,d "GETS-IT." Nothing like 1t has
ever been produced. It takes less time
to apply it than it does to read this. It
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
NAME ERECTION OFFICERS.
ceuneil Prepares For Registration, Pri-
rs mary and Election.

The city council prepared for the city
primary March 49,. the registration OF
voters for the city election and the
after election by naming officers of the
eiection boards and boards of resistra-
tom. The election officials serve Mt
bcthsthe primary and the city election.
Registration Is not required for the
primary, but voters who are not al
-eadY registered must register for the
eysSso svsusatpafi0y, h0s, rSys
Vim g = Isssrisns Thursday. and Friday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
Red Men, Attention!

Business meeting Wednesday night
; Building lot question to come up. All
Red Men try and be present. c. R
Jacques, Sachem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02

subdivision OF land in west Marshall,
$4,000.
NJ. +. Hathaway to John b. Baker,
land in north Marshall, $1,10O.
William p. Reiff to Grace 8. Foster,
land in south Marshalltown. 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
Real E.tate Tran.fers.

Real Estate Transfers.
Helen K. Brock to G. Dudley Gregory
part of lot 9, block 9. Electric adj
dition, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02
FORMER LlscoM1 MAN DEAD.
David Franklin, Insane Patient a.
County Farm, Dies.

David Franklin, aged A. at one
time resident of Liscomb. but for
many years an insane patient at the
county farm, died there at 1 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Death was caused
by a complication of diseases, chief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-02

Miss Alice Crandall, of Centerville,
returned home Monday evening after IL
visit with her aunt Mrs. +. r.. Lentz.,
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
B..ea Appo....d D.v.so. E.s,.ssr.

Mayor chas. W. Beach was ap-
pointed TO the position Of Division
Engineer Of the Second Water Divi.
sion. comprising the waters Of the
Arksnsas river. BY Governor Carlson
ON Thursday. He will succeed Q.
Il. Chew. who has held the position
during the past SIX years.
Governor Carlson. In appointing
Mr.. BEACH, has selected . man who
has had an expsrisacs II irrigation
work. mostly upon the Arkannas riv.
er. extsnding over twsnty years: il
addition. for six years he held the
position Of deputy state snginsse.
which broadsaed his expsrisacs
along the linss most valuable Ia the
conduct Of bis prsssnt office. Ar.
Beach Will maiatain the location Of
the offices Of the engineer II Pusb.
10. according to the Law. His ~.
pointment gives very general satis-
faction To all Of the bitches Ia the
valley. most Of whom had given hin
their endorssment.-i.ss Animas
Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
w"ssesfsi Lake Hsssy.

The wonderful value Of Lake
Hsary - = storage reservoir IL BE-.
lag fully proven these dry July days.
ne money spent for enlargement
last wintcr has already b~~n largely
Doid hack by the Increased efficiency
q the water service. The water sys.
tsa for lands under this reservoir Il
aow almost ideal. Now what We
ased IL . subdivision Of the large
Alfalfa tracts. It's really . shame TO
w. this valuable water for svo~ins
alfalfa at 81 TO 81 per ton. Instead
- . few scattered farmers with
1afos holdings. the district around
Sugar City should have 5000 people
eaeAsed directly and Indirectly In
~ Intensive cultivation Of these
loals that have attached In them the
DeeDetssi and magnificent water Ger.
~ from Lake Henry. sugar city
0essess.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
wo.s.rs., Crop 1. Valley.

All Of the a9riculturists Of the peet
sugar company. together with sever.
al Of the officers Of tho company.
made . trip through the Valley this
week. taking In all tho territory
from the state line 10 Pueblo. 8ev.
eral days wers taken for the trip.
and the various crops spsctsd-not
only those aionG the Santa Fe trail.
but thoss on the side roads - veil.
spsakins Of the trip. Joseph I.oynd.
local asricuiturist. said:
Never before In my life have
seen the Valley looking better than
Il IL nsht now. Crops Of every de-
scription are In fine condition. Al.
faisa alone 10 not quite up 10 the
staadsrd for second crop cuttins. but
this was on account Of the several
weeks Of cool. backward weather.
There arr no burned sposs In tbs
Valley. aud the various crop Yields
will 90 beyond the average. There Il
lots Of grain scattered throughout
the Valley. ! might add. too. that
the Fowler territory IL looking Just
= little better than other sections.
and attn not partial 10 this place.
either. because Il happens 10 be my
home and particular field Of work. &c
Fowler Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
Ms..o.'. s~.s Hsrve-.~r.

After five years Of effort. Sweeney
nunson this week secured bis patent
Dapsrs on . beet harvester. Mr. Nun
soa's machine IL built 70 piow the
sugar beets out Of the ground. els.
vsts them To an upper receiving -.
W.. where revolving knives top the
bests. A rake. operated In connsc-
tleo With the machine. cleans the
ground. and prepares . place 70 re-
cslve the beets. which are automati.
eally dumped Into . pile. A success.
fu1 beet harvester will revolutionise
~ best industry. and Mr. Munson
hsDss 70 have one Ia the local fields
shls fall.-Fowies Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
w''-, M. = so-ts-ss-r.

A. recent meeting Of th. Com.
mercini Club Il was decided that ~s
needed sn official civic booster. o
man With . square jsw bone aud =
stiff hsck.bone--a ''go.settsr." WI.
ley IL . good towa but Il must b
made bsitsr. and The civic booster
must b the maa u lead the pro.
cesslen. Have you ever sesa . town
With neat Sidewalks. eisaa sareets. Q
good water works system. ilshuas
plaas, Q flas health receed aad a.
cir Of presossity that vssav proud
Of sens eitissa vhe vas tks 0esas
mover II svssy laOeovsnsasS Ths
trouble b tAas asse q - have sseol
baek aal valss1 fes ~ eehes ssl.
low 70 tsts ths issl. Wen. ths
tias's esasi View ~ ~ naa
whs's Oslae - oate ~ ~. New
sAuffIs 81 yous eeaas 80 ~ - 11Do
Lse's ~ Wllsv - ~ -. IN
Os-Oeltss = . 1yao0e. - ~ ~.
my ~ oDoo1aosa - M - = ~
~ g esegy 0ovs0e1e ~ ~ ~
ooemooe 80 u0oo1Dl1ne 6 Vl1ov.
~ y ~. sAevs. -. booul ~
Ooooe = 9 - ogulnoD1 g - ~.
0Doooe." - 49, y ~ 49,
n - Ss5s.'e; SI1 Nv
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
lseai sasisfsrsss,a

There IL real Satisfaction In every
puff OF Primo. Albert. Every time
you smoke Prince Albert tobacco Ia
q pipe or rolled into q cigarette you
will like Il better. You will iiks IL
flavor. aud you will like It's whole.
some aroma: you will particularly
like Il because Il viii not bite your
tongue or psrch your throat
Prince Albert IL the kind Of .
smoke men have sought for yeafs.
TIE pasentsd process BY which tails
braad 10 made has revoiutionissd
plpe aad cisarstts tobacco. No other
tobacco ever was. Or cau ~. lite
Priacs Albset.
Dos't Ice aay tine esssias Prlnee
Aibsst. for Il viii givs yes nere
tobacco satlsfscsioa thaa yeu havo
ever bssors had. Yeu ca snoko e
I'll Day sal yeus tongue veev -
sees.
TIE vhels thlag y . knev ~
ysuftslf jusl hew esel psloes Aloogt
really h. oseass ~ ~ . u ~
10 esats. ~ sesoss ~ IN un1oBA
soaal thae prlaee Altest IN 0o1o
yous ~ 80 slonsoooo GDoo1no
asss sajevabas ~ - ~ -
ooeee ~ - ~.
- snebs - ~ ~ - -, -
- NJ ooooooo Go11oonon< Vo10Iol|o
: - oeoU4 Z - 80 ~ -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
O. - wssa.-ss Pisss s:asissA.

Co00uaities asetoo reievaat ID ae.
ooDe1as condisioas % immutatls that
ogo bot psiluiatiss sprouts Of retro
cDooeeoo. Decauae ~ uafavofable
coo1le1os he's existed ladeftailely. aad
- oeooeoee nay have besa he &C.
o0Da1oelea es yeafs. doss aet dignity
~ ~ 6ats q aSolyIas . remedy
Q1cu)1 - la1eetalte.
~ 0eatlea thls test fes tAs ~
- ~ Woels ase gFowias u 81
- ~ resllsaes llseslsta. 80 -
- Oeooessiss. vhlle ths susb llos
ogoDeeey ll1e eee0 - have ~
ovogu1GAe ~ ~ oesuoaaoA -
. ~ eWnees. go ~ ~ %.
Dooo GAe1l1 oabe so0e 1ooo6vo
- 6go1leols - o1oo11oDcp =
~ ~ = Go01onD 0n1v -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

for more useful aud bsassiciai occu.
patlons.
Fifth-rhers will always be a de-
msad for harmless soft drinks. 30 the
dislocation due 70 the sweeping away
Of alcohol will not b. % gres, a.
many imagias.
Il 10 not gsssrally ksown. but
slacs ths days Of the Manila Bay and
me vad 0ost" Incidents. there has
bssa nuch rivalry and touchinsss be.
twssa the Americas aad German
flssts. Oar osficsss sad Jack tar.
are laushias ~ their sleeves over
The Nsbsaskaa affair. vhoss Identity
The 0senas submarine offlcsrs could
DOT make out u The twilight. our
nee Nv that L provss their con,sn.
sioa hat - Duschaaa cant se- a'.
Ter I e'cloek."
oesaoeee-How Do you do SIR |
voall liks - have ~ saeaesment
Museum Asaasss-Who arc you
ssd what's yous art?
otfaaeor-1 an . freak.
Musssn Nsaasse-whst's your
nsmss
otnages Nebo Il ny
nsns. I'm Eaoch. the Egs Eater.
! caa eat three dosen egss one rish,
after The other chicken eggs. goose
swgs o. tuFkey eggs.
Nuseum Manaser-where vas
your last sagags0eat?
Stssasse-At he Msanoaits sabi.
sasiua.
Nussun Aasasss-l1i hire ,oa
for . week. You ksow we have a.
high - sls shevs . dsy hses.
ossaaess-Thae 10 all right. only
! lnslse % Aaviag tlns eaeush ior
~ ueals ~ 1uoeh.
eoeeDon 1ooogo ~ 1ooo fos the
wese vieh ~ ~ Whas Frederic
ns0laotea ~ Wteh ~ beush. Hls
1880 = A0es6eo" oog1oo sAouid b
NJ ~ evesy A0ss1eas slelssa ~he
loves ~ eouassy 80 voull love u
0oeo. - NJ ~ Cea1ee Lake q
0eoooo = 80 G u - ooesase.
hOly beoat1fu1 GOhos = ~ world.
Il ; q uleeo0aslne Nm. g oueA e
9seoo ~ ~ y Dlosos. asl \
DooDo1 - ~ oosno1 - egoose q 8
vooonaes = 01C1e - puUng1e1 y {
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

there ISN'T q bite in q
barrel of this national
joy smoke.
Unlilnber your old jim
my pipe! Dig it out of
the dark corner, jam it
brinful of p. A. And
m AXE Are with a
match! Me-o-myl
Nes ~ sesssissei UhA Hkipee
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~ ~ -. los. ~ ksseko AD96aD.
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epoe0s.0eisesasV ~ ~ hosps
= a. - ~ AOAsss eee.asosA So
- esskesoiea. Atinee A8sss = -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
CHILL
By
JOHN c. O'LEARY

Whore wind keeps tryst with the
mountain
Way mp ON canyon wall
Grew bunch Of white daisies
Slender and fair and tall
Beyond the reach Of mems fingers
They cleaned entranctng fair
For only the wild hill fairies
Might visit or pluck them there.
30 I waved them my hearts glad
greeting
From the valley trail below:
And the Tilt Of their life drifts with
On LIES journey a. 90
There's many blithesome blossom
On the hills beyond our reacn;
That cheer our hearts In passing
Unhelped by the gifts Of speech.
Rev. Howard Goidie.
Ear rings are relic of barbarism.
~
Silver bullets will decide the con-
test in Europe.
All that We are as q people today
we owe to war.
Unionism is q good thing II 1t is
not Tammanyized.
=
Red headed men are seldom senu-
ises. This is knock on ourselves.
-
kulture usually takes the form OF
croQuet or checkers In rairmount.
~
Our idea Of culture. A seat In O.
porch swing In Fsirmount At sunset.
willie. what Is the highest form
Of animal life!"
"A giraffe. mother"
~
Sing Sing prisoners are NO longer
Numbered. but are designated BY
their own names In all the records.
-
II would not Be bad idea for
Count Won Bernstorff II he packed up
some toilet articles. few shirts and
. nishtie.
We congratulate Rocky Ford on
her community chorus. We sincere
~ trust that Il viii never degenerate
into Al anvil chorus.
This nation Il aSDroaeAaas . ps.ss
vhsss Il win nahs itsslf ssdsculous u
Il doss not soon tfsaslats some Of IL
fias ssntimsnts iato actioa.
Rise faom the table when stili
hungry and comfortable. Thomas
Edison. Thacs sil right. for Ton
kaovs whoa the nezt neal is coming. |
Roosevelt Dut . new verb iato the |
Eaglish language last week. aamsly
10 eAissfy-asssins 70 b sapes-
pars1 for dssssss or 70 assert our
rights.
TIE first psriseops vas sssd II tAs
Civil var % the federal Moaitoe
Osass. which vas Thea 10 coanasd
oe ths Drsssat rsaf admiral. Thomas
o. oelfel1gs.
Extra! Extra!
''0saadpa" Nussaatss. Of Hol.
brock. seoeets thas seas u hls wheat
b sussiAg evse ststy.twe bushels - 4
ths acre. 4owls!
Hegaa says u tAs 0tsfo ceuasy
Prees that . bliad aan se Wsstbseek.
lGalas. built - eli 70 bic hesss. We
wager shas hs pst sev BE o. The sli
too. after 10 biz bic tAsab . few
tiaes.
Ds. Evans. Of the Chicago Tribsas.
says that the chsaces Of hsins cursd
ef Iuag trouble are ineressed siftesa
~ ceat by coming % the noushwoee
n ~ eastern decser publiciy admits
- nueh h 70 cafe 70 multiply Il ~
I've.
u I'll shs talk about pespardaess
~ nuss always dlstiaguish bsewssa
pseoars1osss sos dsessss asd Dee-
pase1ssss eee conquest. 1Asss = -
1eobe bue sAae vs sAeui1 eleVe se0e
sssA osshs1 - ~ Swiss system q
o. sse1Ds sss leaOsvity: 'A11
- ~ oabeslag naa's va0e fro0
o1.9e - o9.ee . ~ 81 ~ IN
1eoGe1eo ~ aveeooo A0ogoeaa'O
ohgoo1 60 ~ ~ tA1soooo yonGD 81
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

For you can put your little old blue-pencil
O. K. right hero that Prince Albert is a
regular double-header for single admission
AS joy'us to your tongue and taste one
way as the other!
WIN the rollers" kindly step forward for a
spell and get some of this listen into their
Systems2 Because Prince Albert certain
and sure jams more joy into malkin's paper
than ever before ewas6gured up on two handsl
In the plain language Of the hills, you can't
any moro resist such malcn's tobacco than a
bullfog can pass up piece Of red Aannell
Because p. A hands to you everything any
ciearette roller ever dreamed-out-rare
flavor, and aroma, and mildness, and body;
absolutely tho bost bet-the best smoke
nl,r.n.e no.Aoco co..,A,.x
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
PRINCE ALBERT
IS such good tobacco you feel ilk
Just eat the smoke!
H. sssejeaai ~ asuoejbs

you OF any other man ever did roll and p,,t
the fre to! Men, we tell you to wise up.
p. A is crimp cut and stays put-w which
means rolling p. A. IS as easy as falling OF q
log. And it's good to remember p. "A. Is put
up IN the toppy red bag especially for you
rollers" Sells for the price Of jitney ride Sc.
Now, will the "pipers kindly open both ears?
Here's tobacco that has made it possible for
three men to smoke pipes where ono
smoked beforel
Any way you hook it up. Prince Albert is
tobacco insurance! Yes, sir, it guarantees
your future as well as your present smok-
ings! And just makes your tongue so jimmy
pipe joyus that your smoke appetite grows
whopping big. You men who tdassnt," we
say you 60 to P. A.. natural-hke! Because
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

~ 1ooDoW0ng noo11 9 eo00ooe
eoo1oe ~ - ~ 1o0eG1oe oG0oooD
- ~ oVogooGGo1 ~ ~ . oonDs
~ ooDo0o ~ 0oG1oGn0 0n0lguo1
Oo1m1m0oo gooo104 ~ ~ -
oooooo nomgoo1 oGno1 oGCu1uooo =
ooon1oa 9 1D1ao1 ~ U11l1 49,
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

Prosssses isvlsg ptsAss. of Yale
uslvssslsy. h asslseias u delag away
viii ths 1i9uee ssaffte has ha1 y
0ese ths eet euess1 "0eks vosk" III.
laey ssose1slly n sn1eavesiag - vla
eves ~ labee Iea1ees. % the 11ouo9
tsaffle - - soeeusaoe1 tseaoee q
aates wssk IT, - osay shsueanAs
- ~ e1tlssass ~. - IT. ~ ~.
1oW1og guoeeo:
NlsUe-11eoev sDsas ~ a1ssAsl
voo11 - Qoae ~ ss0se11aG s0ses
49, soooo11n0 ~ aose - Dso1us.
- ~ - oAGgoooso e1ooe0 1abos.
0booo1-0v ooV1no ~ Wog11no
- eso a1oo1eo ~ 1asgsoee -
UooolnO Gooo1)v - eon1oooooolv
~ ooooo1oGolv on0oo1D - Ogoonos
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

o. sselpe sss lsaosvity: "A1l
- ~ labeslag naa's vaOe fpo0
o1.9e - o9.ee . ~ 81 ~ M
0eoOeAoo ~ aveeaoo A0oseoaa'l
e1gool - ~ - tAlsoeoa yoogD q
Ioast~-a1ales oeoesal ~. Q. a..
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

u I'll shs taik abeut psspardaeas
~ auss always dlselaguish bsewesa
Desoars1ssss sos dssssss as1 Dee-
Dase1asss eee esasssss. Thsss = ~
1oobe bue tAae We eAeuld o1e0t eo0e
sueA 0seAe1 - ~ Swiss svsesa q
1eeooeo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

Ds. Evans. Of the Chicago rribsas,
says that the chances Of bslas cured
of lsag trouble are inereased fifteen
~ cest ~ eomias 10 the seuthwese'
u ~ eastern decser psblscly sdnits
- nueh it 70 cafe 70 multiply Il b
sve.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

Heeaa says u he 0tsfo cesaty
Proes that . bliad nan q Wesebeook
l1alae. bullt ~ I'll 70 bic hosss. W
wager hat hs put fev he % The 81
too. after hs biz bic thsab . sss
times.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

to be photographed
No other pipe and ciga-
rette tobacco can be like
Prince Albert, because
no other tobacco can
be made like Prince
Albert. The patented
process fxes that-and
removes the tongue-bite
and throat parchl Let
that dgestl
And that line of conver-
saton is ~ KIT, whether
you play p. A. in your
old jimmy pipe or roll it
into a makin'S Cigarette.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-10

sion as is possible with s1ch large
amount of important work before
it. Evidently, it is going to do cred
it to itself But it should be pos
sible for a political party to prom
Use to carry out public sentiment in
legislation and have it's legislators
redeem those pledges. 1t cannot do
it so long as a majority of the re-
representatives. ignore party pledges.
There is no question that the politi-
cal parties correctly represented pub
lie sentiment in demanding lump
sum salary for the members and we
hope the present legislature will take
such action that further defiance of
public sentiment will be impossible.