davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1915-06-16
censored ut Jnmaica.1

London, June 13th.-Three trawlers were
sunk yesterday and also the British steamer
"Leuctra". All the crews escaped.
The Norwegian War Insurance Bureau an
nounces that Norway has lost twenty-nine
vessels of a value Of thirty million crowns.
The correspondent of the "Star" at Co
penhapen state that Denmark is much dis
tuIbed by the British restriction of the ex-
ports OF coal to neutral counties and Dele
cations have gone to London to protest.
American companies undertook to send two
hundred thousand tons monthly to Denmark.
1t is officially announced that England has
paid ten per cent to all owners of cotton I'M
der detention who are able to prove their
ownership, and it is hoped that a further
hundred thousand pounds will be paid on
Monday and Tuesday, as the Government
desires immediate settlements.
phe Athens correspondent Of the "Daily
Express" states that the Allies are now fight
ing in the region of the town of Gallipoli,
having arrived within four hours march,
after terrific fighting. and the extreme left
of the Allied forces threatens to encircle the
enemy in his entrenchment north of the
town. A great battle has been in progress
since Thursday around Maidos and the AL
lies have occupied two hills near that town,
IL Senegalese regiment taking 700 Turks
prisoners on the heights of Ortakeui, near
Maldos. The authorities at Constantinople
have Communicated forty ships as floating
hospitals.
The German Press attributes the aban-
donment of the discrimination against the
submarine prisoners, as announced by Mr..
Bolfour, to the success of the German re-
lrisnls.
The military commondant of Berlin pub
fishes a statement urging that the prohibi-
ton Of lists of casualties are incorrect, al
though based upon an official idea that they
are calculated to evoke groundless uneasl-
ness among Germans and occasion incorI ect
ideas abroad.
An official despatch from Rome denounces
the German publications. asserting that wire
less plants and untl-aircraft artillery have
been placed upon the Milan Cathedral
and Saint Marks at Venice, and it
remarks upon the similarity of the
publications. preceding the attacks upon
Rheims and Louvain. Such attacks upon
Italian cathedrals and public buildings, 1t
declares, would be absolutely uniusfifable,
being alike contrary to the laws OF war con
, 1915-06-16

CtotaC thut a Garn1ap VIM hoG bean arrested
there was first described as the commander
Of tbe "Prinz Eitel Friedrich" but is really
The ship's SURGEON. who was ATTEMPTING TO
reach Germany by an Italiup steamship.
Adyices from Washington state that repre-
sentntions will be made to Germany for the
r4tn,n Of hose of the confinement of the
"Priuz Fitel'' who ESCAPED. according to the
precedent of the return bv Germany OF fugi-
tives from internme,t IN Holland. and Rus
sia's return 10 the U.ited States of those in
termed ot San Frnucisro in tb4 Russo-Japou-
csc war"
New York, June 13th-Dr. Deruburg has
smiled ON the Norwegian liner "Bergens-
fjerd". IN an interview before emburking
be declared himself usSuiled and yilIfed in
the United States, although be had not inter
fered in American domestic affairs.
The further Investigation of the "Lusi.
tapia" perjury ease promises TO involve IN
huentiaI persons. perhaps even otliciuls, as
being concerned in a conspiracy to make IL
case for GeIm0uy.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. As
quith, IN reply to a question, stated that
tire full enquiry regaI DING the 'Lu~ita-
MIA would proceed, although the inQueats
had established the facts. Ii was. he said,
necessary 10 put on record the testimony
which VIII be taken in camera.
lu the mouse Oh LuGtE, LOrt Davenport
raised the question of the Morgan firms
having the exclusive arrangement for the
control OF British contracts fol war supplies
in North America, foI example, a Canadian
firm objected that it was prepared to deliver
munitions, but was unable TO make a direct
contract with England. He made no criti-
cism of the procedure of he Morgan firms,
but declared that the contract in itself was
Objectionable.
Adyices from Toronto state that General
Bertram, Chairman Of the Canadian Shell
Committee, in an address to the Munufac-
turers' Association soid that Canada hnd
produced 100000 shells, aud had a present
capacity of 5000 daily, but that ENGLAND
could rely upon tenfold what she had re-
ceived from Canada, aud she hud ordered
5000, 600 s~hrapnel.
Addressing representative Of engineering
firms ut Cardiff Mr.. Lloyd George said his
purpose was to organize South Wales to
speed up the output of munitions, just as
Lancashire has been organized, addIng, Il
hardly Ike to say it, but we are still short
of smells, and we must get them. 1t wont do
for some to undertake responsibility and
some to shirk; there should be equality of
sacrifice and contribution. I ito not want to
ak about compulsory powers: it is an an
, 1915-06-16
Censored at Jnmaica.)

eastern iheatre OF the war stale that anothef
battle has begun along the Dnlester III Ga
hcla. The Germans who had crossed the
pnleSter ut HuraWha having been driven
back, and the Russians IN Eastern Gidlrla
and BukoWlna having also been forced to
Withdraw to the river, the two armies now
taee one another across the stream, each
nl'k'ng th'uStS IN an effort to gum the ln',
uatlVe lor an offensive. An Austrian ollc'Ni
report clallhS thHt theN nave succeeoed IN
crossing the river east ol Forodthk"' Whleh
= c"hs,"ere" " dangerous moVeilent c'hSlu-
er'nS ,ner recent experience at AurRWh".
I've N"s''o Ne'fnn"7 StId nave LealpPIS ~
'neF ooJect1Fe ana are uhllkeIy 20 let any
IPS'es near AuraWhR ana e9sf OF ffzelhYSl
ue'eF 'ue"'' fl@h ing AS severe rs any re-
cth'y IS expected IN the next few days
Ee"Vy h9hi'nS continues IN the Baltic Pro-
vInceS ana on the East PFusslan frontier,
ooth SIDES cIaImIng advantages. In order
10 prevent the hisNl"ns from setdlng re-
lnloFeenatnis 70 elthef OF 1heIr Wigs tn"
0e'Hn"nS nave attacked Along the ha"k3
river between boImoW ana Sochafzey ana
'neH eI"Iln 70 nave broken into the husSlHh
PoI'V'olS "n@ '"heh o'ooo prisoners
me "eS''IH arr ma al N"lloo' points
po'"ePH IHe'lhS ana norm oI Arf"s' me
0"o 1o"''n"7 'A'' "''"ch9 "n" re }o't
'o' ""' (e' 'n'p9 lHN"'"p'A SN"leS 'h't
~ e'0 nave zee" ieP'ISeo' 40 oI3
: - I'''T"'V"' las "ooH Hl'oo' ou' 'H'
nS"'t'6 HIS oeen "I"o3' continuous aonG "
WIZ = i sen ~ In"!nI'SHe ana III me
"o01'o ie6ion. Ane D''lSn ana prI3"'i7
"o no. "T'"CNin8 o"t are P"N"lS me nm
Po''"Ir zoe ~ 'ueSe operations OF ho'aI"%
MS w 'n"m i"'c'S On men lt"nl ~ lnlea'-
e"l"6 L o"enS''e ""o lne'eoy preventing
=" oe,'nDnN lon Se"o'n8 felIeI 10 'h0
"o0IS US" ne H'T"ch "o "s8a,'n1'
D''i"'On7' Ion nome sue 'ho' III" Ia
IA" "''""G0 -" i'oNgto"o "ho Aof'' e19nCe'n
ln'''9 So"'n-"e 9I . l trent was "e'"R puSne"
80 0io'e - oo,H 'o"n7 'naC perhaps they
n"NG "'i4"o9 peon taken me Ao5.flN'7
rp"i2 ""A"' nc "Io"I"''oh oI NlonIaIco"o.
m -" iePoI' HnF'n6 advanced beyond
nanot = N'"'iSc''
~ "9 ~ I'm stH'o Uu't me
on'VeG ;, 1'"'es - No'e "Il nov pe PoP''7oS'
~ WI ~ ""l'in ','Itu"e DC kuo"h oeioIo
" constitution nus oeeu helo between ~
Won DeCnll"nn noIWe8, I1er[ won J@So"' ln9
h"Ser ana 'ne oC'H7 oI oo,n o9IE'ces' @Itor
the arrival OF frlVy ConncIi,or meyer Uef-
hafd', count Won Berhsioi1 MESSENGER
ana perhaps q fortnight Will eIapse before
3" reply IS sent. Ire newspapers are tRVour-
abIy impressed aud THINK that neRotlations
, 1915-06-16

into the munitions wolks,and that the man
ayers had been given power to return to the
trout al inefficient workers.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

every man. woman and child In Il
Junts-fisuFing the population II
5000 mortal souls II the people Of
Ia Junfa paid 10 cents per thousand
gallons for all the vater that IL used.
or rather wasted. in this city. the va
ter plant would have . daily income
Of SEQ per day or 5000 per month.
instead Of an average Of $500 per
month as IL sss for the fiscal year
ending April !. 1914. Al the pres
eni time the people OF La Junta are
paying about 5 cents per 1000 gal
Ions for the water that n being
pumped II the local plant. and about
one-kah Of this ID Wasted. There
are very feu cities In the vide. vide
World that can boast Of . rate a.
iou ~ eeats per thousand sAllons.
and when ve coasides the amount Of
vater that ve use. as1 waste. and The
amount Of ooosy dat ve ~ fes Il.
tAese y 10 tsosbse q al h flguFiag
oss IL Dss0ss1eSsa tAas eas ouate1-
pa1y ouDeA vaess Dlsst = . hsgs
sscreasL L. Jssss usss Oose vosas
as1 pays less for Il thas any eehss
teva o. city ia ths vtle. vt1e void.
Ne water piast. however. Iiks
evesy othes nsnieipal essssDsiss. b
BOT eoaduesad % . bas1neao bas1s.
n history of IL water slant frea
the tioe Il vss Dsrehassa freo ~
sasts 70 IL lsS3 10 . ooss1ased seesy
Of municipal vasss. ~ tAs Dsessat
tios ue have tvo shanAoas1 Dunp-
~ ssatSoss. seithss ees q vAieA v
es any sse % tbs city. ana ~ juaa
vsise Of uhseA. iselsliAg he ahand.
ossd betless ssA psaps. b lss than
sI.sss. Tbey cpse 0any tiaes that
ssn originally.
Hes shaa u 6eaAs Which usrp ~
seed - DsseAass she vasse plant u
he fifss taseaaes. asd - revive. ~
jsvsssss. ssos1sl aa1 rshaild y
tse lasss tosaaness. a0oUnttag u all
70 ei33. zee. sss bseeoine aue aaA
payabse. shsss sse . great many ~.
~ h II Jsosa vhe AAve arrived q
she coseaussea hat e1r lecal vasse
plast = % H. vssDs q asvs,spiAs
iate . white slspAant - 0anmesA
Deo0essioss. aa1 that % tasoso1 q
payias ~ suanias sxpsaess. ~ -.
tessse % ~ bsa1a. sa1 sAs bnaAs
tAsaselves. h ts aboss 70 beeo0e .
iosias pessssissea- rAs nssiessai
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

a, the mines The bill Is paid b;
the city. With no check whatever as
to whether all the coal Vas received.
or even any Of IL The coal ~ deliv-
cred 10 not weighed or are the loads
even counted. the only evidenee re-
auired By the city being the freight
bill paid BY the dealer. showing the
weigh; OF the coal at the mines
Suppose there is an error Of sew
erzl tons in the track scale weight.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

whsa hrsser '-sssb- dass ~ ABlx eaay -.
alahssssins nssd - srruse ~ bsusss pn-~Aae
essrase 49, - pSvss sases. ~ b~ss.s sassse
ung esVos - - ~ sssvsce:
We 0u- - s1se yss e3sy sAaiaSsasaaSsa
- ~ Yasvaysss IYrAss uhirA eas ssA wtn deal
utsA - ssAtrn - srruss ~ snss Sas estt.
srss. - - - .ssA ~ ot pshate susdA
u~sDs.
% - osyus asd essy c"asrN ssrd espsss -.
sAaasfe sAry eAsaAs = stsh ~ beass eess fruo
sAe saass P1Ae1r rc01ates Co00iaatna. wAAch aasp
p-o0S sAr V~ew N fls ssd sssulase ssse~.
An - IN yvs Aras sAsss rs11etss CooaSs.
s1-os psvssag hosfssrssse = sAe oessss Assvea n
cuo01@1@s - Nev SosA. Wlncuas1n. NaaaarAo.
ssssA Ca111ssoaA At..~0s - seAss sssses Aase
SsrsA ssass - eSpssaS.e sssea. - ssos u sAaa
hsss 9AokoD - ruass sAasUeA ~ cessa1s asoey.
b@ong 0nsr1Val UanseA
Tss O. AsvssA spse ~ Iastaysss rsrAss se
Asse - - - ~ p..sAse hess.Aa. ~ sArss
aso - aaAe - 80 Vsv01.S vAtrA sAsy Aase
- ans010fo - nn1f01ag-
o. ossAAsass sasn1 - sSa0e Asal sss
ssssy ese1sso-eaAyayw - sae-saseaysv saAe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

Who pays for the error. Yoa Do.
Mr.. Taxpayer.
Suppose there Is hole In the bot
tom OF the car and several tons Of
coal are lost in transit. Who pays fos
this lost coal. You do. M Tax
payer.
Suppose some unserupulous tea0-
ster hauis several loads out Of the
car for himself or his friends Who
pay. for this. You DO. Mr.. Tax
payer.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
ls~~ the CITY ors-s. Ce.i.

The city of La Jgnta bays coal By
the carload for the pumping p:ani
from some Of the local coal dea,erA
ne ears are set on . public team
track In the sess cad OF the railroad
yards and the coal hauled hy "a
sons across the riyer to tie pump
hosse- The coal dealer pz,s In hts
btli for the fall weight OF the car As
weighed over railroad track scales
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

ovnership advocates ar|
coateo6tng and hammel
ed fact into any one I'd
up AGAINST . brick va
Themselves on a street
brief season. that the \
an asset r thee ity 4
proposition Only s7l
$4,000 worth OF bond
been Issued and expend{
ter plant have thus far d
these bonds we're paid o|
eral fund-the money
BY taxstion. and no, on
plant funds-various
street corner rumors to|
Notwithstanding. The
has no fund for deprseid
The cosrse Of . few Dol
fev. according Y e1be|
qualified 10 have anl Of
natter. The people d q
- sD4ss The psiafsl|n<
sUing 0oes bonds to|rel
re)uve1sse sAe pres6t
- bss1 isse. ios1ed
shis. bssss the only I'D
vill relieve . dry iovn
Our nssicipal ofne
estss make the costdhti|
psessat water plaas nd
. easA isventory vals Of
zee 70 a3OO. 900, ssl IL
II eebe % the ancss OF
~ Tor and estaels u
DseOle of Ia Ju.n4e
ear water Dlass sss1 ~
u ei77.eee q the "a
nate. n order n q
sAiag defiaite - IN q
eae Of the lsadias { y
En- oe Dnvsf wss I y
spas . replaceness u1
~ vesAs system e u
neuses are heresA IL
DasasaA Of our = [
Q valuastea aoffron Z
eee. shs presess "
sysoe0 b eloS.iM7
y ga. 80 Iess tn
inaseepansss still Z =
oi3e. 80. II Jss Z
uppa ~ career Of Z
iess. ~ ane - d
sAe uasse plant n
o. Auguse ]. 1874
heo1s - sAe ans
psscAass water ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

~ natusssy es Ii Sssea susess sse ansssdy
us euostnre1 a she folly ef s1nkfnG tAe essy ~.
Or MO drsa 10 ksnd . DCPl1CATE esers5er
uuAafag sysseo-
TArsrlse. ~ hsed t.sse sAversaes - eseng
-uesuseU- - e1VssStng Vr<u1Ar as9oDeoeA
AesurAlas so ssvsss sAsy ase asktng Vs~Ss< u
vsse sss ~ hueAs ~ shrusy tAsa sAsy ut1 -
- ~ ssA t.sra. osseay hesd . -eisA- esss
- lAgAa ssd Poues CS0Vaay.
TT. b she ehrssrss ssd ar>s so.assA -ssEs-
0<as- 80 asAe. asd No. osa~rd many vspse ss
Ssr~ss.a ~ sasrsvssy ef shs-e uAo osAs m-
ssnbrtsal vsAss GO ssaily Do sAss sss
sess<.sr> eiaaa. csgAs On hsse . ssatrssal
panss-
0sa n IL ksod sAssrsses Asse seaa falsh
- sA<s pseje<s ~ sA>sld - ss<A ss e.As pDs~
- sass.ss - fsasr psvsee.r~-
ns~ aay 90 ksss ~. SAssAss ~ ssal1y
0~S-.r hslad . ssasr1val pana -:
~ IsspaSsss' TSrAss sssuss - l.sssa -
49, esersssr s.as~. - 4nss - hso1sve - gtv.
~ ss~ ~ ~ p~sw ss pssAs1ng H. ssay's sssA-
= - o.Asss s11sstaaal osse.ee 49, M
so.Asss esssy ~. ue@as - eAs,S - - c~o-
oanssy-
vsssv-- As.v - s-eArA 49, s-.~ - ye0
soO haaAN. Daar saAe eAasrs~
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
WE nEllEvE ~ 0rulDgxG rP IA JrxrA AND
TYx TRADE TERRITORY.

~ -. a. ~ Tasps,s,' rs<Ass s>sssse y
ssuUv.~ M ~ sVS-.sd u rssssas sAs ~.
restas p~sv es II Ssssa - rssssiag ~ sssy sssp
f.sshss 49, n DCriscATE est-siss psx,sssy.
YAss essy. u h gsv~s - sAaslA. usm sspd
aasy psher l0ssusesess>. We sAssSd saake .
saass sVns psstag ssd sssiiss i.vrose1<ass asA
wE OrGHT TO HAVE PrRE WATER. AND ~
WILL COST \ LARGE AMOUNT ~ MONEY vO
INSTALL MODERN FILTRATION Pi-ANr o.
ssAanss usu srpaFe ssssiistsaal esp-sassusv.. -
ue sAali sssi esssy d.sias cs credit ~e p,..>. s.s
49, - ssss ~AsrA sh- sssy sd - pssvss~ ~.
p-ssat-o - pssSesa-
ve hsasrse = sn>ae ssssysAlas p...sHse =
hsnA - - Ws1s ssssssssy 80 10 lstng ahsss -
6saBna1o - s1Matuoa1 0ares q laoA TsusgA,
sAsss - - fss0 - esarsssntsa e onss p.osp
onD 0Bsaus0 - 0o1p esvssusy = suav -,
psUxs ~ Dlg - saAw suseuo0uS -
- - MCNoc1PAl PaAHI car nrRD -
- Guahs UeUao = ssasauussvA sunnaona.
~ - Quoo.Ve 6uBse = unGDa -
- 0s1n - sao = asuo - - =
- - - ds1ounu0 Qs0 - 00R
- - A16 - - - -, -
1ngBOoAsunAaD1s ~ snaaw =.
AAD - eooQDAn - - 2nGD0Ys
- 1ocR - 1o1DD - 0AnDR GO
~ - 1p 1nmD = - G11n
:! J I; :.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
CITIZEN. "a, so~cG s.lx os BONDS.

Sos-ssuas Tsr~Aay. o. 3. uh~sasrv ~ sssy sAaE
c-e~ssUrs - ess<ssss iasAs vaass- TAs sshss =
uAssA<s ~ csy sAAIl bssss e:a.suD A-eas fs snis
-e.
u shese tee gUs~sb0s essvy. % b ->>@Sse thae
~ sssss-s -, 60 ssss cssrs ssd CoNrEL ~
anSus - essy ev-ss<a s-ssd she ,ssss-
WAsshw - . ssstsPs e,-siS csoV<s ~,
e.snrs hg.lly. ~ mace ssd cus.rN susSa ~
un1B ~ sssuaos.s a ossa1 ~eaissaSros u c~oviy
u1uA - ssysss.sA us.Ass sA ~ oaS.sNy.
xe9 - - -ssuA- ssg1Dsoa - Hsso
sns4 - ssss aay~ - c~asra. sA.ssw -,
- - - ~ . vsy soAosa.1lg as1sel.a. ~
- 0u0n1 A08 vU1DD.
0os t.sA - - has4 sAA - Z. -
oD0 - As10 - omnsD sgU0uAk9
- Aab A. tss4 0AA - - ~.
- - - ~ posaa1n1 = ~ ~ - =
- unaa ~ sss11 - - ansA ~ ~ =
osu0nP
~ - - ~ = 4. = 49, - . -.
U1D - ~ - aDssunD - - -
49, - - Gssosso = h1h.
- - ~. uAsA9 - - aDsslunns
49, o1BUs = @u11D suuu
0ADu19 - = - - = - -.
- - 80 - - . - 2 :
- - - - saese ~ -nsae.
I. s. - ,ouuna. Z Ga3AkSGna A. -
- nSD0eGs79 -
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

he sosa amount shieA sheuld
rave snpssasd oe The psreAasd tsad h.
eioans, A. y Railroad n lSS3
asd Tar tie roa ~
lad ssn sAest pssrsaiy dspseiasaes
psuosy Records - oesaissd os
pspss ~A hssAred
;has ssni good coalition
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

o. uos1oI
D ss1ss - ssStve ~ ~ Deeees espsedsure
% panos ~ AZ No. 3. sos taeie6e1 IN tbs latter
ngusa have sseoassA shs rsoasesosss vaise Of
80 = nsuss1 10 IL sbsvs salsags Dor
rmsse1 - Tie No. paai n tAh se have ineis1.
ssn11nes. sesslasseaA nseAisssy. an sels tsacs
sns1sssd psaVa tssss piplas asd ssxiiiiarses. is
1s..i ,rs...s ..i.. Of paaas .si,s.s
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

. 0 pace the eps4 sesfssfas
sstasa peeSss psess<ses ~ Dsoss
Ay1sasts shssiA - rsSssese y sAaa
snen poss hy1santk
Rspasclae lsese ~. -
- ~ hy1saoD IN tsA 1Ate. -
~ 18ou1 -
- sBuo vanss = . - ~ - ~ lSog1nA
- ~. UO0sOOI
~ ~ Oound0 1su1o0 0lvaU = 49, ~
HUb q v061UO - - - 0uuDo0 ansuo.. Aoo.oo.
"a ~ - = - 49, - n 1ol1, - =
= - O11nG - lA 9U1A&
1k - -: - :. :: = :. - s.uL -
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

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= , p; '''''' .
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03

= - = - esaese - AW0f'
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27
At SMe Churches
Christian Endeavor Leaders.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

DAi l1N'i NiiN1N
May % "Religious r ding;
What and Why" Ps. II9:I29"I5o
c. S. Hulburt, Leader
May 80 1.-The Call of Foreign
Missions for Money, Men, and
and Prayers" Hag. 2:4--9 Mrs. Dee
Sumner, leader.
Iune 6 "Body Under, Soul on
Top" Cor. 9:24-a7 [ConSecra-
ton Meeting] Mrs. c. B. Leslie
leader.
June IS "Christ's Call to the
Young Men of To-day" Mark :I6'-
20 Helen Hulburt, leader.
Tune 30 "Christ's Call to the
Young Women OF To-day" Luke
1o38,4a Lota Haskins, leader
Iune AZ "song and Its Mean
ines" Ps. 53I.-5 Gan evening OF
HYMNS and comments] Doris Carl
son, leader.
July 1 "Nauonal Ideals, and
how Home Missions VIII Promote
Them" Isa. OFF, Emilia Read,
eader.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27
Presbyterian

The Public Schools have the
right of way this week. The
bope.halo renders the period OF
immaturity more alluring than
that of matured attainment.
Next to the public perform
ances themselves we find pleas
ure in noting the acute interest
and suppressed pride of the par
ents when their sons or daugh-
ters appear on the platform. In
some measure, as long ago the
mothers of Judah watched the
unfolding minds and manly
bearing of their boys hoping to-
find the coming Messiah at their
own hearthstone so Americans
now look for and ponder about
the possibility of leader arising
from their own offspring who
may shape the future destinies
of our troubled world.
The church and school are one
in purpose so far as they develop,
foster and shield young lives.
The painstaking teachers de-
serve great credit and honor.
How proud we are of the six
graduates of this year who be-
long to the young peoples So
ciety of our Presbyterian church
and it is so true that it is surely
pardonable to say that when
those trained in Christian En-
deavor societies appear on pub
lie platform to give reading,
Grafton, or song, or to take
part in play, then all present
sit up and take notice. Their
frequent practice of the art of
expression counts.
Our next Sunday mornings
subject had recent suggestion
and 1t will be Requisites and
attractions of the Ministry of
Reconciliation" More than
had supposed are weighing the
claims and realizing the incen'
tives of the gospel ministry
"God had but one son and he
made a minister of Him" has
been APPLY said of this high vo
cation.
recently enjoyed the hospl
tality of f. d. Smith and alsC
that of Captain Painter. Yol
may not all know that Mr.. Smitl
is historian and a writer o
recognized ability, and if Capt
Painter on Saturday does no
give us the best Memorial ad
dress that shall be delivered il
this west country | shall forth
with resign as prophet.
We are gladdened by tn
presence with us of Franci
Backe. He will sing a solo Sur
day morning.
We welcome Mrs. Conwill'
commencement visit and {
course she finds of friends her
whole cityful.
J. NJ, Macarthur.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27

ant riding qualities OF the Maxwell. The spring
pension OF the 1915 Maxwell is the same costly
combination Of long scmi-Clliptical front springs
and tie thrce-quarter elliptic rear springs that
Is used mot heavy weight high priced ears.
The Maxwell offers you every essential OF the high
est priced machines at O fifth Of their cost.
One Size of Trc-Ant-Skids on Rear
The Maxwell car IS one of the easiest cars in the
world ON tires. Maxwell carry but
spare tire and but size OF spare tubes Econom-
zeal 50 inch X ga inch tires used all around.
A famous make of anti-skd tires are supplied
on rear wheels.
A Dependable Electric Starter
For S55 extra, you can have your Maxwell de-
liyered equipped with the famous Simms-Huf cleo
trio starter This starter s efficient. trouble proof
and easily operated
And the Maxwell is completely equipped from the
clear VISION ventilating windshield ut the front
to tho spare tire carrier at the rear.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27

We give you these two vital things, and
then just about every other detail OF re-
finement, comfort and endurance that you
can think Of.
Take power and hillclimbing ability, for
exampIe-when you buy 1915 Maxwell
you buy an exact duplicate of the stocl<
Maxwell cars in which "Wild Bill" Turner
and "BilIy" Carlson broke two Worlds Re-
cords in two of the toughest, toughest noun
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27

tain hill-clirnbs ever made-Mt. Hamilton
and Mt. Wilson
Take speed anel endurance, for example
when you buy a Maxwell you buy car made
by the salpe designers tie same chief engi-
neer-from the same Maxwell Laboratory,
heat-treated, tested steel, that was used in the
Maxwell Racers in which Barney Oldfield
and "BiIly" Carlson both broke the 800
mile nonstop race records in Corona and
San Diego
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27
Low "IIn.kssp" Carburetor

Low "Up-keep" CarburetOr
The carburetor used on the Maxwell was earcc-
ic}y Jesi,ncd for it after long and severe tests
under every conceivable condition. Economy tours
conducted by hundreds OF dealers and owners in
diiercnt sections Of the country have proved its
efficiency, its quic; response to throttle and It's
extremely low CONSUMPTION Of gasoline II mas
been termed tho low up-keep" carburetor.
reversible Steering Gear
The greatest margin OF safety has been pro-
vded In the steering gear OF the 1919 Maxwell
The Maxwell irreversblo steering mechanism is
Of tie expensive worm and-gear type and its SUI
pcrioIity over every other type lie in its many
adustments Az no time is more than fourth Of
the bearing surface Of the gear which operates
the worm in use. When needed II new bearing
OF turn In short. the Maxwell steering gear
has four times the adjustment Of any other KING
Heavy Car Comfort
What surprises most people is the smooth. buoy
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-05-27
Methodist

Regular services Sunday
Preaching at Artesian at 300
p. NJ.
: NJ H.