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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
RUIN RAILWAY span

LONDON, Oct. 23.-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch from saIonica says
that the Destovo bridge on the Nist,-
Salonica railway, between Saionlca
and the Servian frontier, has been de-
stroyed. Tho location Of this bridge
~ given In the dispatch, shows that It
10 on Greek territory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
FRENCH TROOPS
ASSIST SERvIA

NISH, via servia, Oct. 23.-French
troops are now fighting with the Ser.
Wan troops against the Bulgarians in
Southwestern Servia, the war office
announced today. The city OF Veles
has been captured by the Bulgarians,
says the official statement. 49,
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home, that is down in the ruts with
out knowing how to get out, will feel
the uplift OF new purpose and new
determination. Many minister, who
has had an imperfect. impression Of
our denominatioaci value and our mis-
sion as 6 church, will see more clear
" the great tasks which Friends have
to perform in the world.
No less in importance Is the en-
phasis that has been laid upon the
need of more efficient, working or
ganism. What can be accomplished
by the committee appointed to confer
with the various boards relative to any
needed revision cannot be conjectured
now, but the possibilities of this in
vestigation are manifold. It may be
that out of 1t all may come q con-
centration Of machinery with fewer
boards. and a more adequate financial
equipment for their operations.
The conference struck high note
at the beginning and maintained It to
the end. Many of the addrsgsesi havs
nGv6Y been .excelled at any Friends
gathering. and the conscious feeling Of
unity II ! group assembled fren Eng
land, Canada and throughout America,
must inevitably result n bigger ana
more powerful ouakerism, to meet the
call that is being made in this troub-
led age for = body Of Christians that
exemplify the realism Of the Chris
tian faith.
The conference marked an epoch,
possibly turning of the ways In the
Friends church In America, and no
one can doubt that as a result, the
men of the church for the next gen
Grafton will feel a stronger impulse
to get under the burdens of the great
program which Jesus Christ has for
the world. The. registration Of ap.
proximately 800 was marvel to many,
and, counting those of the community
and others who came in after the reg.
istration office had closed, fully nine
hundred persons received benefit di.
rectly from the discussions The In.
fluence of the occasion will be felt for
a generation to come.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
WING
CROSSES DRINA

BERLIN, Oct 23.-Troops compris-
ing the western wing Of the Teutonic
armies invading Servia have crossed
the Drina river the war office an.
nounced today. Operations In other
sections Of Servia are also proceed.
ing with success 1t was stated. two
more towns having been captured. In
the district along the Gulf or Riga,
Russian warships yesterday lombard
ed positions held by the Germans, Ia
ter landing some troops near Domes-
naes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
CLUB PREPARES
GREAT BANQUET

MILTON, Ind, Oct. 23.-The Boost
ers at Milton are putting on banquet
for the men at the meeting for Thurs
day evening. There will be speakers
from Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapo-
lis, New Castle and Connersville. The
regular Boosters program will be Civ
en- from Z to p. m. The banquet will
be served in the Boosters hall at $3.50
o'clock. DIR. Cullen Squier will be the
POSTMASTER.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
HOLDS RECEIPTS

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. I 23.-
Charging that the match was not on
the square, Mayor Bosse is today hold
ing the receipts OF the wrestling match
between Joe Stecker OF Dodge, Neb.,
and Stranger Ed Lewis of Lexington,
Ky. The mayor: said he would offer a
settlement to the wrestlers whereby
two-thirds Of the gate. receipts shall
be given to local charities
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
CABINET QUIT POST

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 23.-The Col.
ogne Zeitung states the cabinet Of the
Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg has re
signed owing to differences with
Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide.
Marie Adelaide protested when Ger
many violated its neutrality, but the
Luxembourg cabinet is said to be pro-
German in its sentiments.
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FINDS FREAK TREE

MILTON, Ind, Oct 23.-In trimming
the trees at Linville Wallace's, Rich
Scott discovered a freak in limb of
the tree that formed circle. The
limb had grown out from the tree but
from which end is not known. The
branch had probably been curved IN
its early growth and had turned back
to the bark and there grown fast
The circle is complete. but which 10
the original end is not revealed:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

Elmer Spery president of the Spery Gyroscopc
of Brooklyn and his Lawrence Spy have invented and
tested self steering exlosivecarrying aeropane which
will be supplied to the British great quantities is
said.
The aeroplane be loaded with torpedo bearing anywhere
from 500 pounds to five tons of trooune The craft is
then launched the automatic goscopic and steering Device hav
been previously se and without aviator rises from its
cradle and flies to the point indicated upon the Device when it
dives and the heavy charge of explosive is deonated
In tests has been found that following degrees
be depended One hundred miles, miles, fifth
miles, 23 miles, twenty miles, 08 mile O3 mile.
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288 BOATS WRECKED

BERLIN (via Wireless), Oct. 23.-
British merchant ships to the number
Of 2SS were sunk up to the middle Of
October and 275 fishing crafts sunk up
to September "a, the Oversee News
agency stated today, adding that the
figures were based on reports in the
British press, which refuted the an
nouncement in the British parliament
listing 1873 trading ships and 1876 fish.
ing boats as sunk.
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TURKS SILENCE GUNS

oNSTANTINOPLE, via Berlin and
Amsterdam, Oct. 23.-The war office
announced today Turkish batteries
Yesterday silencsd the guns Of enemy
warships and land artillery.
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BULCAR'S PORT
RUINED BY FIRE

LONDON, Oct. 23.-Harbor work.
the railway station and shipping In
the harbor were destroyed when Z
fleet Of English and French warships
bombarded Dedeaeateh, euIoaria's
only seaport on the Eaeean sea on
Thursday, II was officially announced
today by the admiralty.
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MEET IN CALIFORNIA

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 23.-The
national council OF Congregational
churches today decided to meet In Los
Angeles In 1917, by vote OF 265 to 1876
for Chicago.
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BERLIN AUTHORITIES
TO CONTROL FOODS

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-The imperial
government OF Germany announced TO-
day that It will shortly take over ab.
solute control OF food distribution and
prices, thus removing the control from
the state and provincial authorities,
which had charge Of II. ,...-
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FALLS AGAINST RAIL

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Oct. 23.-J. c.
Hazelet, captain of the Nickel Plate
railway police force, attempted to
drive tramps from a moving freight
train. and in boarding the train lost
ais footing and struck his head
against a rail. Conclusion Of the
brain resulted, from which he died. :,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE
SINKS ITALIAN SHIP

GENEVA. Oct. GA dispatch fror,
Athens today states that An Italian
steamship has been sunk BY an Aus.
TRAN submarine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-23

! Fer Rlchmond-Fair tonight and
Sunday with warmer weather for
Sunday.
General conditions-Fair weather
will continue practically all over the
United States. There will be showers
Dn the South Atlantic coast and the
North Pacific coast, with regular sum-
her weather throughout the west.
w. e. Moore. Weather Forecaster.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-15
Consulate de Espana

Acaba de recibirse en- estas ofcinas,
una elegante edici6n del Catalago de
Espanoles, que ell Gobier-
no de Espana acaba de publican.
Ell Consulado de Espana en- San
Juan, remitira gratuitamente un ejem-
plar, todos los comerciantes importa,
dores que 10 solicitor.
J. M. Lomba,
Consul de Espana, INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-15
La neutralidad de los Estados Unidos
FL apon enemqo natural e dominic del Pacfco Trans
formation del senmiento pubco. Las exhortacones de
Wilson la paganda de Roosevelt
Opiniones.- Ell peligro de Russia.

Teodoro Roosevelt, presidente que
fu6 de los Estados Unidos durante sic
te amos, escribe Ell diarios y revistas
acerca de la necesidad de DOLLAR ell MI
nero de unidades de la escuadra y de
mantener un ejercito de medic million
de hombres por 10 menos. Estas medi-
Gas-declara ell famoso ex-presidente-
son de paz no de guerra He visto
con horror la destruction de Belgica-
la dicho Roosevelt, y los Estados Uni
dos podr1an ser destruidos casi con la
misma facilidad. Vemos demostrado
que los tratados consideranse como pa
pei mojado. 70 abogo por una mas
grande escuadra y un ejercito mayor
para los Estados Unidos; mas fortif-
clones y la mayor fota a6rea del mum
do. Pero no quiero yer mi pals en-
vuelto en- esta guerra, que esta destru-
|yendo Europa. A mi juicio, la 1nica
manera, para nOsOtros, de mantenernos
fu6ra de la confagraci6n que amenaza
al mundo entero, es llegar ser tan
fuertes que no haya potencia que Sc
|atreva amenazarnos. "
Ell docto ex-presidente, William Ho-
ward Taft, ha dicho: "Ruego todos los
d1as por la paz del mundo En- ocasio-
nes, hasta dos veces al d1a Esta que
ira eurOpea es una catastrofe terrible.
lis un rudo golpe la civilization y, 81
no termina pronto, reducira ell mundo a
un estado de barbarie. NADIA tengo
que decir respecto a la lucha, nj con
relaci0n los meritos de los pa1ses be-
|igerantes. Quiero la paz y por ella me
sacrifcar1asi mi sacrifcio le devolvie-
ra al mundo. No veo la raz0n de que
los Estados Unidos, Espana, Italia
Sc mezclen en- la contienda Ell inter6s
de estas naciones consiste en- su neutra-
idad. Ell deber de elias estriba en- pro-
curar la Paz Universal"
El contralmirante Dewey, We en- Ru-
sia el mas grande de los peligros ''Ru-
sia- --dijO--esta despertando su gran po-
der1o. Los ingleses y los franceses son
ahora pr6digos en- alabar su grande
|aliada de Oriente. Dicen que ell Ear
hara resOnar prOnto las CABLES de Ber-
lin con un ejercito de tres millones de
hombres Suponiendo que clio fuera
cierto, 5qui6n hara que los rusos vuel-
van a Russia y Sc pOrten como deben?
Ellos Sc haran fuertes en- cada pie de
terreno que conquisten. ST la guerra
Sc lleva hasta ell fin, ingleses y franceses,
espanoles E italianos tendran que dar-
Sc las manos con los alemanes, los him
garos y los austriacos, hasta con los
despreciados turcos, para arrojar otra
vez hacia Russia ell Ear sus hordas
Isl los rusos no vencen, le tocara luego
Ial hemisferio occidental confrontarse
con ell poder eslavo COnsidero mas Pc
lligroso ell pan-eslavismo que ell "peli-
gro amarillo.'
El general retirado, Nelson Miles, re-
conocido como la primera autoridad de
este pals en- asuntos militares, expresa
SUI criterio en- estos terminos: "La par
Iticipaci6n de Turqu1a en- la guerra ou-
lropea, frma su sentencia. Cuando aca
be su lucha venga un analisis final V
ise tracen los nuevos mapas, Turqula
formara parte del Imperio ruso.'
Knickerbocker.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-15

Nueva York, enero de 1915.-El ia
pom sc considera en- ell mundo como el
enemigo natural de los Estados Unldos.
Ell Jap6n quiere dominar ell Pacltico CO.
mo Inglaterra domina ell Atlantlco.
Quiere para su Imperio las Flllplnas,
Hawaii y todas las demas islas de aquel
oc6ano.
Su participation en- ell actual confic-
to, del lado de Inglaterra, produJo una
notable sacudida en- los Estados Uni
dos. Naturalmente, aqu1 simpatizaba-
mos much1simo con los ingleses en- la
sanguinaria contienda, hasta que Ell ia
pom entr6 en- suerte Ahora ell pueblo
norteamericano solo quiere que 10 de-
jen quieto y alejado de la guerra.
Al estallar 6sta, naci6 en- los Estados
Unidos un profundo sentimiento de
hostilidad a A1emania Todos los pc
ri6dicos clamaban pOr la victoria de
los aliados y senalaban como iba a ser
la derrota de Alemania; como las ma
clones victoriosas se repartir1an ell i'm
perio aleman y la doble monarqu1a aus
tro7h1ngara; como ell Kaiser severla
postrado de rOdillas ante un alto tribu
nal de justicia, implorando la gracia
de que siquiera lie dejaran vivir...
Pero resulta que los hombres de ne
gocios mas poderosos del pals son ale
names. Las tres cuartas parties de las
tiendas comercios de importancia en-
los Estados Unidos son propiedad ger
manica 8 estan manejados por alema
mes 8 descendientes de alemanes. Y
ocurri6 el hecho sencillo que todos de-
iaron de anunciarse en- los peri6di-
cos. . Ell sentimiento hostil, entonces,
cambi6 por obra de magia, casi en- vein
ticuatro horas Era cosa de reirse, YER
daderamente. Cierto es que la mayor
simpat1a del pals en- general esta con
los aliados; pero precisa convenir en-
que tambi6n existen aqul sentimientos
muy arraigados NADIA ocultos en- ia
vOr de Alemania.
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Woodrow Wilson, es hombre de paz.
Ha hechO hace cuantO eSta en- Su ma
no por mantener la neutralidad de su
pals. En- tres proclamas distintas ha
recOmendadO al pueblo ObServar una
actitud absolutamente neutral abste-
nerse de pronunciar discursos sObre la
guerra, discutir de la guerra en- luga-
res p1blicos Ell jefe executive de esta
Rep1blica solo puede dirigir al pueblo,
en- tales casos, recomendaciones con-
sejos. No lie manda, y por este Sc dis
cute a1n Ell la calle y perOran en- Glen
esQuinas otros tantOs oradores asala-
riados por tai cual sociedad pro paz.
Pero dondequiera que alguien ha in-
tentado hablar al pi1blico en- favor de
una Il otra de las naciOnes confagra-
das, acab0 su oraci0n como ell Rosario
de la Aurora. Cada multitud que sc
agolpa en- torno de un orador, f0rman-
la partidarios, 81 no hijos nietos leg1-
timos, de todos los pa1ses beligerantes
A cada "hoch der Kaiser 8 hurrah for
the allies, " sigue una escena que corta
de ralz la intervention de la policla
En- los cines no Sc exhiben va pelicul-
las de la guerra por no soliviantar los
animos de la concurrencia. POGO ha
ocurrieron en- varios establecimientos de
de esas verdaderas cargas de caballer1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-15

visible viano eiene cuaquera HERNIA por mas voumnosa
permite salar cabao hace n ualquer
bao fatga competamene TEMPO fin de
satsfacer pddos fin aviar sufrmnto de
nfeices marzados los terrbles cntos de heo
especaista ha alberto
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
HoLBRook CENTER.

Merry Christmas.
e. =. wade Il at his home seriously
III with pneumonia.
W. A. Campbell. OF West Holbrook.
ID reported - being quite III.
The Cheraw schools closed Thurs
day for the holiday vacation.
Christmas tree and Sunday school
program held at the Cheraw N. q.
church Christmas eve.
Miss Yates. primary teacher Of the
Center school. will spend her vaca-
tion At her home In Denver.
The Center school closed for the
term Thursday with . program In the
evening At the school house.
Miss Marion Karien moved from
her home to . hospital In La Junta
for an operation for appendicitus.
Mrs. A. Gardner. Of Creighton.
Neb.. arrived Wednesday to visit her
brother. w. e. Stanton. and family.
Willie Carrington. . student in the
Fort Collins Agricultural College. is
at home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Carrington. during the
holiday vacation.
w. w. Jones Is recovering from .
severe attack Of y grippe and d visit
Ing his Holbrook neighbors this week.
He returned to La Junta Friday.
A card conveying = Christmas
greeting from Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Winner. Of Scott City. Kan. to their
Holbrook friends and neighbors and
wishing them . Merry Christmas and
. Happy New Year. has been received.
They report the good news that they
are doing we'll In the mercantile bust
ness and are enjoying . good trade
at that place.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

street IN seven. He y : strons ~
lievsr II German effieiency and d
filled with : spirit of I'm Paris for
Christmas Dinner \ - aid not con.
sumo any Unnecessary energy ii
mobtlising . pair Of gloves and !
pair Of shoes. the prescribed essen-
tials In handling red hot stove pipes.
on reaching the scene in record
time he found the lady Of the house
doing the difficult stunt Of keeping
three joints OF rather warm pipe in
the air. The Honorable Chief was
not long In concluding that II was
far better to Join the joints with the
stove and the hole In the wall than
to seize the red hot stove and carry
Il into the alley.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
1ol1n lloa1 = 1T n n

u 70 - ~ ~ Daising. wi
York. OPEN Houss Bleek. ' SS'S'
Miss Arolens sAell isft ~ noA'
urday for her home n .llaekshuIus u
lows. to spend the holidays with ~!
parents. sss
George a. Nidy, Of Pueblo. was \
Il Junta visitor for several days this,
week. viewing the horticultural pfu1ss
pect DER.
Mrs. H. W. Potter left Thursdny
for Wichita, Kan. 70 spend Christ
mas with her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Comely. and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath lelt
Wednesday for Kansas City. No,
where they will visit for . couple oe
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mrs. vern Arntsen and baby went
to Rocky Ford Wednesday 70 spsnA
the Christmas vacation with her par
etns. Mr.. Arntsen Joined his wife
and baby today.
The Misses Lucy and Ada Savage,
who are students At Colorado Cox
lege. arrived here Wednesday 70
spend the holidays with their uncle.
H. Savage. and wife.
Mesdames Harbour. Narshall,
Woodbridge. Moore and Thomas,
have Issued Invitations for . rsceD-
tion At Harmony Hall. Tuesday IT.
ternoon. December 2sth.
MIR. and Mrs. Dc Witt Peale. Of
Palestine. Texas, arrived In this city
the first Of the week to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Peale's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Philhour.
Mrs. A. L. Cash. an old time resi-
dent Of La Junta. and 4 life une
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Maris.
was down for the funeral Of Mr..
Marie on Friday.-Las Animas Lead
er.
Mrs. Frank Griffin. Of Lamar. was
= La Junta visitor last Wednesday,
visiting friends and leaving the fol-
lowing day for Ogden. Utah. = sosaA
the holidays with her daughter. MrA
@. w. Cawley.
Harry Comely. who was en- route
from points In New Mexico and Tez-
~. to his home In wichita, Kan.
spent couple Of days this week with
his mother-in-law, Mrs. II. w. Pot
ter In this city.
r. y. Smith will have public sale
Of live stoek and farming implements
on his place nine and one-half miles
east Of L. Junta. Monday. December
97th. commencing u 10 o'clock n
the morning. Mr. Smith has been .
resident Of the Garden Of Eden dur
lag the past six years, and expects -
|Isavs early IN 1915 for Allegan. MicA..
70 make his future hone. f
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
SlNlNSESI|||Eo
AT THE
CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST cHUnCIr:
E. Pay,e Passor.


Though the brook Be frozen. frteud
Hearts are warm. the heavens bend
Just as blue skies In June.
And the whole wide worlds In tame
AZ Christmas time.
Though the birds no longer sing
Children's laughing voices ring
Theirs the summer song for earth.
On the day OF glorious birth
AZ Christmas time.
Alleluiah. leaves may fade.
And the snow o'er earth be laid,
Love burns warm and hearts ars TIRE
So my greetings, friend. to you--
Al Christmas time.
The pastor will preach . Christ
mas sermon at II O'Clock. ApproDri'
ate music by the choir. We shall b
glad to number you among our vor'
Shipper at the Christmas ssrvice.
Mr.. Andrew Lants. who 10 home
for Christmas from william Jewell
College. will preach At 7:30 In III
evening. Mr.. Lants Il . Ia Junts
boy who II studying for the minlstry
Encourage him BY your pressncs and
with kind words ON Sunday night.
Young Peoples meeting ct $50
Help TO make this last meeting oas
long to be remembered. A cordial H.
vitation IL extended to the public e
attend these services.
This ID the last Sunday In the old
year. Let II be one OF sweet mem
ory in that you were in attendancs
At public worship.
Wishing our friends one and all Z
Merry Christmas and . bright and
prosperous New Year.
Yours for service.
Z. PAYNE. Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
Christmas Party.


A pretty Christmas party Of the
week was the one given BY the Miss
e Opal White and Marie Moore on
Thursday evening at the home Of
Miss White on Ration avenue. when
they had - their guests the MEM
bers Of the Phi Sigma Dslta. The
house was beautifully decorated with
holly. mistletoe. Christmas bells and
other decorations In keeping with the
holiday season. including the Christ
mas tree.
The young ladies enjoyed some
time playins 500. after which the
gifts which had been placed on the
tree were distributed. also each mem
Der carried with her . pretty Christ
mas gift which they exchanged with
each other. Late In the evening the
hostess served . delightful two course
lunch.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Miss Mabel Lesher left yesterday
for Denver where she will spend the
holidays with her parents.
Miss Anna Clark. Of Colorado
Springs. arrived the latter part Of
the week to visit her aunt. Mrs.. q.
B. Round.
Mr.. Frank Colts who 10 attending
Boulder University this year. b
spsndins the holidays with friends
10 this city.
Miss Olive schofield left Sunday
nosning for Colombo oprings vhsss
shs vas called % account Of tAs 10
ness Of . relative.
l1so psasi T. Hosu. iaslsueeof Of
1e0sstie scSsses is,ths DublIe seAoels
Il this elty. vtll sosea ~ helidays
viii hss parents II Lamar.
Mn. 0raes Baker Who Visited hss
sisssr. Mn. Lloyd Day. II this city
for several weeks. lest Tuesday for
hsr hens In Versailles. No.
Nio Alna Winass. . tsseAsr II
~ local seheels. Isft ysstFs1ay for
hss heas II Levslaad. 70 sosad
CAsistnss with hss perssts.
james Doran. Of Kansas City.
No.. ~ old time bolIssnaker Of this
city. vas . L. Junta visitor this week
hebaobbins with his numerous
frtends.
Mn. Eta sabin. Of Colorado
Springs. arrived in this city The first
Of The week 70 spend the holidays
with her brother In iaw. ?. A. g.
bin. and family.
Ar. and Mn. Dave Harper and
childrea. Of Marcelins. No.. arrived
II this city Wednesday 70 spssa the
holidays With Mrs. Harpsr's sister.
Mrs. George A. Thonpson snd her
brother J. n. Tsser.
Niss Rsbskah Mahonsy. Of Pueblo.
visited for several days this wssk
With her brother. Luther 3. Nahonsy
asd wife. In this city. while On routs
70 Los Angeles. Calf. 70 spead The
vintss With her sister. Mrs. Stevens.
A. c. spreul. Who has bssa sDsnd-
ing The past noath touring The state
Of California. passsd through thls
city Wednesday ss1 spsat Tie time
besvsea trains With Rev. J. ?. pind-
w. while - reuts % his heas b
Cssisoa. No.
~ stosk made hls initial visit =
|shs hsas ~ NJ. ed Mn. pseyd nsesp
10 lselbeesk lest Wslses1ay aal Isft
- toksa e. his hlgh estse0 . siae
peua1 ~ - shsls esss ED kssDlns.
Ths ssaslfashss. lay ?. As1ssses. =
Fspesls1 - - bsAsvisg q we1l =
sssil ~ espsessd.
N. J. 2. ksafss hes bsea eesleus-
y ~ - shs CITY HesDltal for several
lays sss1ssias fBea . ssvsrs attack
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heepleol jsse = we .ase oslag 4
pesss eeavsSo1 the ~ infesnatleo
ehas ~. kssras IVES let alive. vith
vesy 1issie Y any heDs thst ~ vesll
eogvtvo.
Nh n1asearss As1ssson. whe IT
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hene wllt ~. 80 Mn. !. g.
pools = DhlFneoet, 4 sDoo1lao
~ beo)1nys u1lt ~ eslsols = ~
~. NJ An1egsoo ~ ~ ~
49, ~ seoallvoo = Deoyos pa1ls.
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