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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

Tho woman question and more es-
pcCially the child question. For
woman and child are closely united
the ties between them being far more
intimate and binding and infinitely
more p%ortentous han those between
man and child. Whatever reforms are
wrought in woman's position in So
Getty. and her status at present is tho
object of a revolutionary movement.
ami he the result what it may in re-
arranging the relations between man
and woman. the hon between woman
and child will remain tho same, come
what may for all time. Nature has
estahl shed that.
Therefore We Canno work for the
emancipation of woman without striy-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06


W. N"--'N''"h "I MS ~fl'h'rl'N
H''"'' n'tI"'t' pr"Nln'n' ~ tho Con
tr'SS OF N"'n'rN' = rir'n'S "dnca-
.l"nhI 'nr'iIl mas h"'u established IN
'"r'ihhd' IRE. rms work has now
"''h IN "'''raI'"n SdSH'N over n
ahd q NAN wears. hurlnC the FIRST ~lN
months ~" babies w"r" examined
turing IA" past v'9r ! l'" en-" #
IN" prln'lpai features Of TINS work Is
mar lectures ana d"m"ns'ritl"ns ar"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

~ """"'" '" '"'"'' "f''''
L " "aN'hS '"e "''' W '
recently acquire" ''-"' w. "''
P""''' ""''' Tue "S' "'''"' ~
ee''"n mayor III 'h' H''' was
Gently sworn UT. NOW COMES '"' h'"N
'hat = ""h'n mas nee" ''''''" wy
clerk n announcer woman hPP'ln'''
Inspector "f lHlS ana aims '"''S'S'
Miss Laura Tvcett received a large
ma i,-r y in the recent city elections 1T
or,y woman an tho ticket. and T.. :
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AMAZING TWISTS OF THE NEW

the place of the panama. This kind
of straw does not necessarily mean
u cheap hat, as it is shown in eXpcn-
sivc blocks also. The white peanut
hats have the colored under brim and
the matching band of suede around
the row
Large shade hats If peanut straw
have the under brim of black or color
and with the e%rosgrain bands.
Sweater hats are made Of folds of
heavy taffeta and are a hit less evcre
as they have n ribbon cockadc as a
trimming. The regulation stiff sailor
has never been more popular. and
every smart woman has N in her
wardrobe. They arc not becoming to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

Mrs, Fowler is sad to have made
and embroidered Colors for every
State regiment in Massachusetts an!
for the Ancient and Honorable Artil-
lerv, besides many banners for civic
bodies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

every type If beauty and arc far too
trying for some. Rur the white sailor
Of coarsa straw with the black or
dark blue band IS correct for wear
with outing clothes
Some good lookiu- hat hands arc -
a combination If leather and ribbon.
the latter binding ~" leather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

The hats showing the top Of the
row of colored hemp, the upper part
OF hrim white felt and a lining Of the
COlor are more than smart. These
with the blue and white ard rose and
white are becoming to almost any
style Of wcarer.
The peanut straw has rather taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

citizenship. The work is ~,ipn,~,.a
entirely ny pablo contribution. T,.
rooms are provided 10y tho roYr,,
commissioners. the doctors. nurse. ,r1
congress ome dunaiins ina,r
vices. AT present it is estimated ir,,
upward of zoo mothers a month
reached, and the movement b.. s,,J.l,
growing.
In spite of the strait.u,d r..,
Cial cund tions %prcvaiIiuu 10. M
country for the past half ,,Y. ..
Collegiate Bur.au Of Gccuplt.
Womcn report! a noticeable .r..,...
in business. The New York .|.,....
which is the oldest. REPORTS
filled during February. 1rl, ...,..
five positions against ten TN,
fore. and an average Iu.r,...
monthly receipts from So t. ,.p
Among the interesting rla,cm,.,.
college women. as reported I. ..
branch, Is a StatiStiCiau. who bod
pcrienCe in insurance work.
Commissioner of Pensions. au ,>,.l.
tive secretary with the Nl'.prY.
curity League to organic and I..,.
age the office and plan a card .,-.cn
Of records: n story teller FOR % Young
ladies' tea, and n Stcnugraphcr for
Fronchman who could neither .pc,k
ror understand a word Of ENGLISH.
The Philadelphia branch r,poIs
specializing in n~on-tcachiug p,s.
tons. Besides stcnocraphy. Score.
taries. housekccpers. institutional as.
sistants and social workers, a heavy
demand for camp workers is REPORTED
Among unusual placements are Soy.
oral from the Health Department and
the Department of Charities for Lab.
oratory assistants. paying from ,eon
to 81 100 a year.
The Chicago branch ended e,c.
ond annual report with q .is'cno,.
showing that the business na. moo,
three times A. great ~ durIrs n.
corresponding months last year
nsw branch has lust been or,r,1 ,
Richmond, Va, and tho pir',nIr- CO...
lege club has taken tho first so,
toward establishing n branch In ma,
city.
The Womon's Municipal I~.ea-un n,
Boston, after an extensive 'nyo-'.r,.
ton. reports a rapid growth in NO
attitude that public school U.Hl. me-.
should he constructed in such "a va,
as { ~ he used both for oyou.,. and
day time work. st present 'l,f. ,rs
l0l cities In this country IN which
schoolhousos are used for srapo. rcr.
trc activities IN the evening III
A,.L q, H. 49,. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

Tho recent effort N increase tho
working hours for women in New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-06

citizenship. The work is ,ippo-.,d
entirely ny public contribution. T,.
rooms are provided 10y the commit,
commissioners. the doctors. nurses and
women donatins thn,r son.
vices. AT present it is estimated f-.,
upward Of 200 mothers y month an,
reached, and the movements il. s.,,I.ry
growing.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
9 ct So. aOnsreR.

W2it garfen unb Srompeten ipurbs
ansetiinbigt, bab nit Der Wilfonl9en
COMMUNICATION elm neues &apitsi in
Der Gei9i6ts Der Ser. Stadtsn dufsss
ihlaaen porbsn isi unD Der aonsrsb
ben nsusn SOesn aOrpsr uno @siialt
perlsikn ptrbs; bieis Sotf9dft
faub Glduben, ober bauptidHlih Bel
Den.n, pel4e lie fiirfttten. Sds
9robtapitdl bsbis an allen @lieb.rH
in grpartuns Der unbsilpOlsn Dinse,
bic inn in ausfidt ssitelt DurSsn.
gs siitert nidt msbr. Wilfons ses
fiir6t.ter Rabifalismus Derblabte nit
ieoem Gage msbr unb ipuros fhlieblid
10 ,abm, pab Der prdfbent ielbft aus
asftanb, bob sr in bas torIsrpaiipe
Eager biniib.rgesang.n Isi, iubem er
ieineu umiHpung bamit trtfGrtt, bab
sr nienals Elm Raoitalsr, ionberr nur
elm aufgefldrter &onisrratiDer astpeisn
iei. Der tonierpatips @siit lit osutlih
denua b:rDorsstreteH, aber BON Der
auffidruns bat man nihts bemsrit,
Die 5psi 5duptdrbeitsn, Sis otr
aen9rsb Don pOrnbersin au erlsoissn
bate, tpor.n ber Sarif unb bic i5inurs
sen. DAT bsr prdfoeHt hierin iffpies
rias gtbeii batte, iol1 Hidt beffriittn
fperbtn. Beim Gdrif pdreu duf Der
etnen Gsite bic stiremen 63G56flner
nnb duf Der dnbeen Seits Die .rtremsri
sretbdnblsr su betdnipf.n. Der grds
iiSent perin9t. bisie b.iDen 9ta.nfdbs
ia peri6hnen. Dag er bieria inieiIts
dsnt AZ Werte gesdngen tpdrs, tiirfteu
idunf fsihe befien yrtunbe al bsbdups
fen fpdoen. Gr formulirte fir b. abs
fdifuno bss 5drifs ein proaramm,
lpel6es atler 5fonomiIhen 8rnunfi
uibsrfprdA, inDem sr dfIs a5iIs oufs
bDb. fpelfs nn9 fetner Mnfi9t NE aos
ten bss 2sbeusuntebaIts sr5Shtsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06

Gs III elm aniff, bsr BEN 16itsisbeu
tninommsn III - bsr .mirisrp. ME
is glaturforf9sr fsFstitsIIs hatsn. auf
bsm fnneiissn Gsbdube bort I'm Nors
ben ndmItd, brdu&sn potyouinsn,
Uorpcftn. lIsiuere 4nsriffslrdifs v.
1. ~. zine iptibe wsfninmmuns. aus
GHnssboubs, ipsibsm iluisrSeus niip.
beresftIlt (bds iiber bic Wontur gt'
iireifi fpirb), unb bic In sozS nsrInetr
gnffernung fhon bic H<ifeft eftenbsn aiii
Ssm ipeibsn 0inisrsrunbe iur ben
Usinb fnomsntli@ BET triben, uuh8'
iissm Wintsripsitsr) gang unE6tbar
mot1i. Die rtine 1afnioppe: Dsfsrs
rsiHsr babsn bic Gdfe Snsrf ausos'
bedi; bdnn iamsn bic Dsutf9sn bran.
uno nun, Isibsr, babsn bic Wudtn BE-
sonnsn, % sah5una4eH.
Wolf .. g S4ttsbtanh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
samitas, ben 6. @dr5 1915.

9ansiam. aber Ieioer nidt IN
esniisenbem llmfanse orinssn bic rids
fissn 4nii6t,n aur 9ebonoluns Der
asmpersnsfrass bur6. einsn gerotis
bisrfiir liefsrn bic Damsn, rpslds IN
Gbicaao bic offentli9sn san3fale be.
auTF6tissn. Sisfe baben bic poli5si
peranlabt, itrsnsitens bic Sroinan3
Durdsufubren, tpel6e in bieien Sdlsn
nur ben 0ertauf Don ssgOhrensn 9,s
trGnten. pis Bier uno Wein, geiiattst
uno bic gsrabfolsuns bon ssbrdnnt.n
@etrGnien psrbittst. Dieie 5crpuana
piro auf @runb Der ri6tisen ano
our6 ois grfabrung beitdtigten geobs
a6tuns ssitellt, pab ALE ausbraHs
pilber 2sibeniaaftsn in oieien aDta=
len ni6t sura Bier, fOnoern auss
tlabmslos purd ben 0snnb Don
Dbistp Deruria4t fpsrben. alle 5rms
perensgeiese bdben aber 5ur mrfnng,
oab Bier bsrordugt pirb uno Der Wsr'
brau6 Don Whistp suHimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
GERMANS TAKE no FOOD sENr
To BELGIANS. -

y
New York, March. s. The Ger
man military authorities In Belgium
have scrupulously refrained from ham
pering the work OF the American relief
COMMITTEES and have made neither rel
uisitions or purchases Of food in the
occupied zone in that country. Her
bert C. Hoover, chairman Of the Amer
lean Belgian relief committee, In .
statement TO the American press ca
bled from London says;
"First.-The German authorities
agreed with us in December that there
should be no further acquisitions OF
purchases Of foodstuffs by the German
army in the occupied zone Of Belgium
The occupation zone comprises the
whole of Belgium with the exception
OF territory Immediately adjacent te
the fighting line. The German author
lties have carried out this undertake
ing with scrupulous care. There never
has been any interference by them
with foodstuffs imported by this com
mission, and the whole Of these food
stuffs or their equivalents have gone 70
the Belgian civil population.
There were awkward situations In
some loealities-for instance. where
troops were billeted on the people and
where German officers and soldiers
we're eating In public resturants--but
these difficulties we're solved by the
isaie 20 this commission by the Ger
mans from their military stores OF q
liberal 'quid pro quo.
without entering into any disciis
sion OF the right or wrong OF requis''
tioning foodstuff. from the civil popu
lation during the early part Of the o.
cupation Of Belgium. wish to point
out that as Belgium normally imports
five-sixths Of her foodstuffs, esen hsd
no such acquisitions been made, Bel
eium would long since have been with
out food except for the imports ef thii
commission.
''second.--Eyery Belgian Il today on
ration from this commission. Food
and money are not interchangeable
A Belgian man with Q million doliar'
in cash can obtain no more bread thar
the man who IL destitute, and without
any opinion on the justice OF injustice
Of leviss in the way OF forced issues
OF paper money ! can reiterAte that tho
Belgians can only be saved from star
walton by the imports Of this eommis
aon. The Germans cannot and vii
not supply 10000 600 people north Of
the German line with food.
Those In Belgium who can still pa,
us with paper money are no less de
pendent upon us for food than the des
titute, and every pound Of food we arr
able to introduce into Belgium by thu
mercy OF charitable world prolongl
just that much Belgian life and hal
nothing to do with taxes, indemnitiei
or monetary transactions" M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
Misn. i'm 9fsbruar 1915.

~Ntt ffss O-~~|N~
Saa fir Iag iloppsrt Die 2iissus
mEbl. Der Observation-Disclosures psiter.
Gin Dunou iii's. bab ipeHishms bic
2si.r in ben jogenannssH nsutraisn
Gidat.n nidt snbaiA ben SHpinosl
burfJtausn. Absr nin L. cut ane
ntu.n griinounesH pisfsr 5sebldttsr
Der uns f.inbiifsn aGnSer r.usisrsn
Il, INNER nitper prompt. 5toe britbs
marin. Gig. l6it Bel ibnsn, is naH BEN
Snbalt, Gin Wuih. unb 3crnssteuf sts
gen bic .6unnen1. obsr ionitigt itdrte
@sfiibl. aus. Witn III ihrr 2lniiGt
nad ia i6on lanse nm Duhunssrn -
msriipurpig nur, ,pis fansdsnIansfam
bas esbt, bi.Tsr rbunserunssprcssb.
Sn Wabrbeit absr lit bns aebeu bier
BEN dubsrtn 2tnihein ndd Ii9t bel
anbers uls Dor BEN arisss. Die Sira'
ben iino s.rabs 70 lebbaft. bic adbsn
70 bunt uno anjiebsnb ME friiher. Gin
ci6ter MsnI6xnHrom fpGIst fh nod
tmnter burf BE GauptDsrlsHrsucsrn.
ll.b.roa Ti.hi man ihsinbar nod 10
piel jung. Tdnnsr sipif6m 20 nno
35 pie ebsosm. Driidsbereer - bic
bstannten embusques Der Grau5oisn
- aisbt's aud bti uns sthtla; nthr
dig Elm blobss armetiorps, time sdiise
Qrmse oieIrtehr: iie jolItsn essipungtH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
(~ebieas0 abenbpoh.C
@iener Briei.

Ur oas GrperbsIsbsn itst IN Wim
II. - anpoffuns Der SHSuffris an
bic DndnSsrtsn DsrbdliniHs. -
giiniiissr Sionb Der aanppirih'
idafi. - .90ii Hrafs GnsIanb!' -
gsIassrune pon prssmpiL sins Der
sr0st.n Spifobsn Der Wslisefai&ts
- gslunssnss 6sIbsniftd einss
SOnpebmujDrs. - Die 4S6ness
hsmoen".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06
s.4 'ss asjiss

Jn btr ssbrinfnumusr bsr .eilo,
teuiitsn Mcnatsbeffs1, bic Wubldnb
asipibma IN, pirb tin gsbt4t ros
Uaorris HDfnitib, BEN bsbsuttnbhtn
bbbit8en Cif,ttr, tpisosrssss6en. Ros
fsnfdb itammt aus MuBfdnb unb Iebt
felt pisisn Sabrsn In Mmsrisd. Dus
Dsbi6i bitns sar 2tnn5ti4nuns psr
Gtimnnins Der in amtriid Iebsnber
ruiiI1sn Juosn unb susIsi4 ala Wu'
fer ber pbbii&en Spra6t. l3ur Nus
fpra&s: d. INNER rpis tn Woris
.gsa&i'. Die limlauis q unb : pis !
unb t.)
5n Wublanb ID main Wiss gsfdn'
ntn,
bort Dot men mid gum 6&cf ssfun'
gen. -.
gs Dot I'm Qnnb pun bk Spraunsil
wloin WissIisb trduris ssilunssn.
Dun anfans bot ssDsjut main
SHUTTER,
9acfbsm bob is5 sesoiitn 1rdbueu;
Mi9 boi sspsinisi Str RitsGuie1)
lin nit ssipO1t u,ain Jammsr borsn:
Der grablins pfIsst far mir nit
sriinsn,
Dos 2ebsn isin far mir ptr19loNsn;
d bob nit getennt Ssm SipiHs2)
Disnen,
Csnn NOS ipoIIi id Serpun ssnohsnp
Jn wst sefDaai. tn S&rsd o..
i&lofm,
5ot l8 tn iensm aanb bnH RIoasn;
sy4 bcb ssiiifji uub bin entIsFfsn.
Gniloffsn, nu bic Gipn3) irossn
d bob IN bsr paiisn wslt rernuiH'
Die 6ipalisn4) bun BEN srebsR S4its
isr6)
gebSrs bum Bar ben uiIbsn Bruno
men.
mtnn sr 5errtlbt main woH 10 SfuiS
Ter.
.Dsi Ril6es6) eibis, sibia Hsssn2
yhr bsifsr Dunrsr abia roIIsha
Net JoippnD mtbr fain piaiS) nit
trieesng
Msi giubldnb msbr ibr G&ale u't
johlsn21
Gsfrdat bob ID, bos mii passogsn.
I'd, bob assittsri ned, Wsfpms9).
Sbt bSr ib, rs iit iptrr BdMIoasI's
I'm greub iiiai iibsr Hnin Rf4Os
ms10).
Gar isben gtmis11). nos III bst'
ldnser,
gsaIeit mit Der Gffhihis 1sjist1O,
gfuf Id init ir5blihtn gsfaussns
Surra far Daiif@Ianbl GOD nts
ss5fn!
Il ltnboIs, 1sufsi. - q 0tinh. =
81 gluasr. - ~ Gspaitibaitn. -
81 1runitnbolb. - 81 Hosbsis
~ = ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06

Der biefiss oGnquirsr4 fpri9t
F& in tnsrsif6er Weffs sessn bic GEE
paitidme 3sfif0rans anieres 5dnbsls
burA gneIanb aug. Dds bat sr rpobl,
mas ansrteunenb su oernnerten it,
fdon friibsr getbdn, dbet fsine SptdSe
If, bsr ssitsigerssn GHmabuns eugs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06

Gs eibt nod iolh psrbifens
pro6ritsn i'm 2anbs, baB lie ebenios
penia. pie Der prGiibent bur9 bic sms
pOrenoiten 9efpalttbatsn gnelanbs
in Waluns perieBt perbeu. Da
Fl. aber b.meri.n, tpel4er llmi4Duns
in eiusm sroben 56eile Der preiIe oisE
les 9anbes eineetreten III, p uerius
den lie GnslaHb Dor sinsm @usfubrs
perbot su beifiiben, inbem iie barauf
binbeutsn, pis fpirtunsslos ii6 6ielss
in Der .efisriOniden qlominiftratiOn
srpiefsn babe uno b0bnen bci Diefsr
@eleasnbeit aud iiber bic permsint'
liGe untpiHenbsit Dersr, pelAe oas
gusfubro.rbot Forbern. Die Dumrns
belt III absr uuf ihrsr Seite. J.u Sabrs
1903 i6idtsn bic Der. Staaten fein.
@off.n nad europa uno mar gnss
lamb niat gsnSthist, 70 pro3eni isinsr
as6sHsmittsl sin5ufiihreu. SEPT bat
ss in iiebsn Wouatsn fhon fir 800
Williouen Dollars 2riessmdieridI aus
amsritd bs3ogen uHo eineu nod 9rDs
ber,n g.tras an aebeHsmitteiH. Gin
ausfubrpsrbot CUR jesiaen 3eit piirbt
gnsldno auf Der Sts[ls ldbT lsgen.
Diro Ddnn nod Oarauf bin5eDiden,
bab mir eds @elD brduHen, iDeldss
biei. ausfuttsn uns brinsen, % fhsiht
ben betreif.nbeu uebertluden ni4t be-
fdnHt su f,in. oub Die Gusfuhr ben
Tindnstteifen Gorae al peruridhen
beginnt, neil bic ausfuhren nidt nit
0eio. ionorn NIT geturitdteu oiefts
2anoss bssdblt iDsrotn uno Gngldno
folber Beiis sin 9tHsbuHasranas'
SbftsrH gsstn uHfsr sissnss SanD be-
tteibf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06

Die DemofrateH i'm Rons
greg, Die DOT sinsm Sabre 70 entidiss
ben Stelluns sessn ben WiIitarismus
ssnommsn batteu unD in jeSsm nsusE
ariessfhiff elm. Oerl.itung gum Trits
bensbru4 srblidten. iinb bard ben
aries zines Qnoeren belebrt porbsn
unb ba6en Elm iebr grObes Marinss
guoaet. anssnommen. sic babsn iia
aber ni6t barduf beidrGntt, rem Ban
bon n.u.n ariessidiffen gu s.fatisn.
ionberu au9 gum sroBen 4ergsr Der
pacifieifen cine gsb0roe einssieBt.
rpel6e arisssoperationen itubirsn iol.
9ieIe 9orisbruna piro nidt sesen
Seutidlanb sstroffeu. oenu Der be-
itimmenoe @runb mar bic anqabt Der
Sa6periidnbisen. bob bic Der. Staa'
ten nit ibrer iesigsu 4usriiitung bilts
log sessn gnsIano pdren. Sur aut@
tIdrnng bat oas jesiee @srbalten
gnslanbs beigetragsn. Den Rongrsb'
Mitgliebern, bic anfanss oisl iiber
beutIHen Wilitarismus gu iascn bats
ten, lit bic Grleuftung eetomrlen, bah
engliIaer Napalismus, Der abe U0i'
fer Der groe o6ne ausndhms hebrobt,
bsbeutenb msbr gu fiir6ten 1T. Sm
lebrissn finb bic @erpilIigungen, aud
ipenn man gan3 pon gnglanb ooer ir'
senb elmer anberen Rutipn abiieht, se'
re6tfertigt. Sb mir in elmer 8rita
geratben, bGngt ni6t bon uns ALIEN
ab, ionbern BON Denen, bic ms an'
areifen ppllen ober uns in unisrer
gehten i6Gbiasn. ME bus iest DON
Seiten Gnsldnss geihiebt. Wenn fptr
banu nitft ssniis.no porbsreitst iinb
beEnben mir uns in elmer sbeuio &C.
fdbrIi9sn, ME beifiimenbsn Gage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-06

Il iinbolb, asufsi. - q 0tinb. =
81 auasn. - ~ Gspaitibaisn. =
81 1runitubolb. - 81 D0s5eit.
n DIR Ruifs. - % Gtrdfs. - %
Rade. = 1o) gstit. - ~ nist. =
12) pssIsitei BON 3orn BET 0ddi1ae
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Colorado.
In the matter of Frank E. Starbuck,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No.
1857.
To the creditors of Frank E. Star
buck of Monte Vista, in the County
of Rio Grande District aforesaid,
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
26th day of November, 1915, the said
Frank e. Starbuck was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt: and that the first
meeting of creditors will be held at
Room No. 301 in the Federal Build
ing, in the City of Pueblo, District
aforesaid, on December seventeenth,
1915, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint a
Trustee, examine the bankrupt, con-
slider and determine the time and
manner of any proposed sale of said
bankrupts property, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated at Pubic, Colorado, Nov
ember 27, 1915.
SAMUEL d. TRIMBLE,,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
BANQUET TO FOOTBALL BOYS.

The Monte Vista High school foot
ball team and some of the subs were
rendered complimentary banquet
at La Veta hotel Monday night by
a few of their friends. The
menu was an excellent one and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed.
Superintendent Hart was toastmaster
ard he treated all without partial
ity. requesting speeches where the
least expected. The boys were
game" however, and responded
nobly. Some of the speakers COM
plimented the team upon the good
record made the past season and
urged the desirability of Clean man
ly sport in the schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
FARMERS NIGHT HAVE
SAVED A MILLION.
Treatment OF Small Grain Seed
Would Have Prevented Loss
From Smut.

During the past season the loss
from smut in the small grain crops
of Colorado amounted to over mil
lion dollars In some localities a
very high percentage of the crops
was effected while in others, the loss
was not so great.
If all the growers of small grains
had treated their seeds before plant
ing, they could have heard the jingle
of large portion of that million in
their pockets. Treat your small seed
grains before planting to prevent the
appearance of smut. II you should
not happen to know how, send to
your agricultural college for the
necessary information.-Jas ID. Mar
shall, Colorado Agricultural College,
Fort Collins, Colorado
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
Paramount Pictures

moving picture theator adyertis;no p
Pictures, will with os
mite You have read Pictures in M
Saturday Evening Post and other national
formed less regard the policy of
Pictures
The Paramount foundation of the Featr
industry These pictures for ~
wholesome entertainments avoiding sensational and
uncean 1t is Paramount Pictures that The
world The Strand of New anything m
Paramount Features; 75 cents for M
best The Strand Theate than a
this
The moving pictures under contr.
with the producers of Paramount class are Mary
Pckford Marguerite
than the President of the known stars
will time theaers showing Para
Pictures
perfect of
in this world and probably moving picu
is live and appeal aid of we'll
known stories strong vr plays
with stars and performers whose achievements have
brought them public All
Paramount Pictures attracting citizenship in
every community where they exploited
The Paramount Features EN-
Theaer during December of these ara
the early productions ju
recently the Paramount Program
MARTA OF THE LOWIANDS'-Bertha Kalch-5 Reels
COUNTRY BOY'-Msrshall Neilan-4 Reels
"TYPHOON'-Susse Hayakawa-5
"SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN'-Mary Pickford-5 Reel
WHATS HIS NAME"-Max Figman-5
GIRL OF YESTERDAY"-Mary Pickford-5 Reels
WHERE THE TRAIL DIVIDES. Robert Edeson-5 Reels
"BLACKBIRDS' Hope Crews Reels.
SUNSHINE MoLLY''-Los Weber-5
COUNTY CHAIRMAN'-Maclyn Arbucke-5 Reels
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Company, Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
ESTRAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animal was taken IN
near Monte Vista, Rio Grande
county, Colo, on or about Nov. is.
1913, To wit: One Light bay geld
ing, about years old weight 1 600
pounds, star in forehead. crippled
In both knees, unbranded.
Said animal being unknown to
this Board. unless claimed by owner
on or before Dec. 16, 1915. said es-
.ray VIII be sold by this Board for
'he DeneIit or the owner when found
SIaIE BOARD OF STOCK IN
SPECTIoN COMMISSIONERS,
Denver, Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday school hour begins at g. IS
a. m.
Morning worship. II o'clock.
Theme of sermon, "a Working
Faith"
Epworth League Devotional Meet
ing, $50 p. m,
Evening Worship, 1880 o'clock.
Sermon theme, The Souls Har-
vest"
Good singing, special music and
a welcome.
There will be reception of men,
bers at the morning service; also the
rite of baptism will be administered
A. M. MACLEAN, Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04

Mr.. Daniel OFT and wife, of Lib
erty, Colorado, have located here.
they are living in Tom Bradshaw's s
house while Mrs. Bradshaw is back
east visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE.

All members of the Christian
church are requested to be present at
a business meeting to be held at the
church Sunday morning, at 1O:45
o'clock
]. C. HAGGARD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-12-04

Mrs. Whitacre. mother of Mrs. L.
r. Price, left for her home In Iowa
CITY. Iowa, Tuesday evening. She
has spent the past six months here
with her daughter.