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New Britain herald., 1915-03-01

day evening at o'clock at the home
 of F. R. Gilpatric, -129 Black Rock avenue.
 Methodist Church. The young men of the Baraca club have been working hard on the in stallation of new furnishings for
 their room in the Trinity M. E. church. The ceiling. walls and floor have been repainted by several
 of the members.
 At Wednesday evenings session of the New Britain Institute for Sunday School Works, Rev. H. W. Maier will speak on Prophecy one of the lec- lures in his course on The Bible in the Making.'
 A meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society was held at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Crvne, S2 Wallace street.
 The pastors conversation class will be held at o'clock Tuesday evening. The Tuesday night class meeting will be held at 1:45.
 An all day sewing bee will be held by the ladies of the church Thurs day.
 The Standard Bearers will meet with Mrs. Goodrich, 9S Grove Hill, at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening.
 The sewing school will have a ses- sion at 3 o'clock Saturday after noon.
 First Baptist Church. The Boy Scouts will meet for bus mess and instruction from to o'clock this evening in the boys de- partment. Plans for the first ''hike' will be announced
 The annual meeting of the Wom- ems Aid society will be held We'd nesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the chapel. The annual reports will be read and officers elected for the year.
 An entertainment will be given Tuesday, March 9, in the chapel by the Roger Williams club.
 The annual business meeting of the church will be held in the chapel Monday evening", March s, at $ o'clock for the election of officers, presentation of reports, and the transaction of ether business. A supper furnished by the Womcn's Aid society will precede the meeting.
 Rev. J. W. Hawley of South China will speak on March Il on the Mis- sion Work in China. His lecture will be illustrated with stcreopticon slides.
 It is announced that a rummaSe sa le for the benefit of the primary department of the Bible school will De held in the early spring.
 The annual meeting of the W omen'S Baptist Foreign Missionary confer ance of the Hartford association will be held in. the First Baptist church. Hartford, Tuesday afternoon and evening" March ?. The afternoon session begins at 2:45 and will be by Mrs. Helen Barret president of, the Nation Il society. The evening meeting be- aiming at 7:30 will be unusually in- eresting to young women. Mrs. will speak again. A and recessional will be sung by more than one hundred ,oung women. A pageant. The spirit of Motherhood" will be pre- sented and Alice Springer Brown will sing. A supper will be served by the V omen of the First church.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
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gainst an 1n- md says he will at sixteen an d
 Laurel beach, Frederick l.. street. ational grand Hermann, has to New York, S.
 the water de- It the factories huons of wa ter ey did during -14.
 daughter. of Peter McCrann, Pr recent illnes ss. k will be start
 White Oak by. Machinery detracks have
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
BRATE
 WEDDING
Chasen Married
 hgo-Obser- let.

D Chasen of 61 ted the twenty- their marriage he affair was a immediate rel MT. Chasen is rk at the local
 consisting of
 and from the
 blessed tn 0 Mrs. Chasen, Cooper Union, hne chanical en-
 Is touring the
 sketch; Eliz- at the High
 pupil at the affair was kt, as Elizab beth th year of her D, MT. and Mrs. lin a small will bn after MT. ast his lot in rriving in the Id in New Brit nded congratu- and they were
 handsome sil-
New Britain herald., 1915-03-01
HING, R[)A('HE
 e Powders re-
 70 cents a
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ames' Headache 3 few moments III neuralgia and s the quickest Badache, whether ting or nerve be to the drug e package now. D needless. Be
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New Britain herald., 1915-03-01

day evening at s o'clock at the home of F. R. Gilpatric, 129 Black Rock avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Iler,~st Well In Colosasio.

The deepest artesian well In this
part Of the state " Just being fin
ished At the cudahy ranch north Of
Ordway. and will soon be In run.
ming order with u fine flow Of wa
ter Of the best quality.
Charlie Mvvcy. who has the con-
tract for drilling the well. statas
that they went TO n depth OF i.7ss
feet before they struck the water
gravel but that at the depth of L.
oS5 feet they had found an abund.
ast flow and that with only foot
lnto the water the we'll had filled 70
. depth Of i.Gco feet aud when fin.
listed there would be no trouble In
eoetins all the water wanted.
AZ the present time there are T..
So head Of cattle on the cudahy
saach and this number IL being add.
- 70 evssy week.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

The hall was beautifully decorated.
the table being arranged In ! ''Ts'
shape in the center Of which was !
large bouquet Of carnations. Pretty
candles with the lavender and white
shades were used promiscuously In
the cable decorations. while little
lavender nut dishes It each plate
contrasted Beautifully with the
snowy linens.
The guests found their partners
for supper BY matching Mother
Goose rhymes. and the entire party
were seated at 2 O'Clock and five
course turkey dinner was served.
During the dinner Miss Hulah
Black presided at the piano and be-
tween the courses vocal solos were
rendered BY Mrs. B. A. Smith and
Mrs. Rufus Norton. and piano solos
by Mrs. H. w. Wagner.
At the close Of the banquet, Mrs.
H. L. Thompson welcomed the guests
by an appropriate address. and the
gentlemen were handed paper and
pencil and were asked to write the
biography Of the ladies present.
This afforded no end OF amusement.
for each man had to write 4 part Of
each ladies record. and after all had
finished. they were opened and
read.
Al the conclusion Of the biogra-
ply entertainment. Mrs. H. l..
Thompson read = little parody ON
the Might After Christmas" entitl-
ed THE Night After Guest Night" :"
which was full Of wit and included
many names Of the various members
Of the club and the husbands. telling
how they enjoyed guest night. and
wished that every night In the year
was guest night.
Al late hour the guests depart
ed for their homes. thanking the
committee In charge for . most
pleasant evening.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
1ssA lIsgs (ssslssa an.

Clyde Bssaum. . young man In
~ employ Of the sassa Fs - .
owtechnsa. hsd both feet csushed OF
= q secidsas In the local yards aboue
Use o'eleek last Monday saftssnooa.
Dg1sun vas making . eus Of ears
Jnse vest Of The frsishs dspos. whoa
- leil from the ead car with belh
~ eesess The rails, bsiss Pun over
~ ~ encening cot oe cara. Ths
Gaelse sassss of cass passed ever bin.
Do11dss bosA Isss bsiss crushed ~
~ ~ knee. shsFs we're ssvess
ooo1nsloas - sAe task Of boeh
Gnoul1ess aal arms, vieh Q eus -
~ baek q ~ hea1 asl - atfasloa
- ~ sighs ~ q ~ face. DsasuD
loooous twenty-five yeass ef 80 anl
~ eoly bsea . Fssl1sas q u juala
~ . leW nonsAs. 11ls noeAes. Mn.
q 9. klas. = pe1g1as. Ara. assiv-
g yeooos1ay. ssl ~ Tuss1ay ~
yoono ~ - whea - vas - heve
~ 0oss1e1 ~ 1eoeA' asslve1
- G1pvee.. ~ ~ seoosoe1 - -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
so..s Weather 1. Ohio.

J. G. Swartx. . former old timer
OF La Junta. and = well known en-
ploye Of the Fulton Market. writes
from his home In Lima. Ohio. con-
cerning weather conditions in Ohio
during the month Of December. The
state from which presidents come.
has nothing on Colorado In the
weather line.
A happy new year greeting to you
and all Tribune readers. In a Do
cember issue OF the Tribune mo-
ticed . report Of weather conditions
for the month Of November In Colo
RADIO. % thought I would do q 1T
tie observing Of the weather here in
Ohio for the month Of December.
but ! will not sivs Il In rotation.
There were eight days during the
month whom II showed all day. For
six days II rained and sleeted. and
there were eleven partly cloudy
and six fair days. TIE first twelve
days Of the month Il either rained
or saowed. The snow fall was
about eighteen inches. and the rain
fall about eleven inches.
This 10 no accurate account and
would not stand testing ~ We have
no government observatory. but Il IL
not far out Of the way.
On December llth. the thermomc-
ter was Just zero: ON the 18th 10
below; 18th. . below: i7th. 6 be-
low: 18th. I above-and not reach
Ing sero again. Since the glad new
year came 70 reign with us. II also
brought more favorable weather. Il
has been thswins for the last four
days. and everywhere IL water. wa
ter. In December we had three
weeks Of fine slcighing.
Mrs.. Mary Fisher. Of La Junta.
who II spending the winter with her
two daughters here. Ii very much
stuck ON Ohio-Nit. I wonder how
our weather compared with yours
In December!
Again wishing you and fellow sub
scrtbers much happiness and Joy
and great prosperity throughout the
year. ] am.
Yours very truly.
J. e. 8WARTz.
Lima, Ohlo. January 9Th.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
'sOxR MORE SHORT IocALs.

I sS-.-..--... y aaas
John Lear moved his family into
| the residence at 6l4 San Juan av-
enue early In the week.
Assaying Gold. silver, copper,
lead, iron, zinc and silica. E. X. Gif-
fen. 9Ol Cimarron avenue.
Is your sewing machine out OF
order! can correct II: charges
reasonable. w. C. Grimm, r. F. D.
No. /.
The La Junta Music Study Club
will meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Mildred Mendelson on Colorado
avenue.
Mrs. W. 8. Starr. OF Fowler, was
among the week end visitors Of this
city. and was the guest over Sunday
OF Mrs. A. s. Marshall.
Albert Darr returned to his duties
u Coltman's Drug Store Thursday.
after visiting for few weeks with
relatives In Lakin, Kan.
|
Mr.'and Mrs. X. A. Eddleman, Of
Colorado Springs. spent a few days
this week In this city with friends
and attending to business.
Rev. J. F. Findley spent Friday in
Manzanola with friends and In the
evening delivered a sermon At the
Christian church in that city.
Miss Cora Sewers returned to this
city Monday from Ordway. where
she was called two weeks ago on &C.
count OF the death of her mother.
! Mrs. Charles Dickinson left Thurs
day on No. 3 for Gallup. N. NJ. in
response to q telegram announcing
the serious illness OF her mother.
The marriage licenses issued dur.
Ing the week were secured by F. r..
lnskeep and Miss Maggie Pugh. both
OF La Junta. and Peter Bitter and
Miss Amalia Becker. both OF Rocky
Ford.
+. F. Burnett. Optometrist. Of
Rocky Ford. spends the first AID
third Fridays Of each month at
the Sherman Hotel. La Junta. When
your eyes need attention, investigate
his no-chart method of examination.
It's better. Consultation is free.
A number Of boy friends OF Al.
cott Browns gave him a birthday
surprise Monday evening by taking
Refreshments and going to his home
and spending = few hours with him.
Those who enjoyed the party were
Waldo and Floyd Snyder. Vance
and Orvis Hubbell and Franklin
Thiets.
Mrs. John Cook and little son. Ro.
ger. left Tuesday for Golden. Colo,
where they will remain until Mr..
Cook finds . suitable location. Mr..
Cook expects 10 leave next Tuesday
Tor Golden 70 make . short visit
f'ond will then 20 10 Montana and
through the northwest In search Of
. location.
The Young Peoples Mission Cir.
Gle Of the Christian church met Mon.
day night n the home Of Mrs. w. II.
Rife. There were mine members
present and q very pleasant evening
was enjoyed. This was the first
meeting since the organization Of
the circle and some time was spent
In planning work for the coming
year. The Circle will meet once q
month aud all meetings will be inter-
esting as well AS instructive and all
young people of the city are invited
10 attend.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

At the meeting Of the City Feder-
alton on Monday afternoon. the mat
ter Of the coming encampment. to
be held In this city next June. was
discussed. and q committee was ap-
pointed to work in connection with
the various committees Of the city
to plan entertainment. etc. for the
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

many old soldiers who VIII " the.
guests of the citN Tor : few days n
June. The ladiss appointed were
Mrs. Rufus Phillips, NrS. George
Thompson and Mrs. J. B. O'Neil.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
80 .
NcCarsy.Mc(,asley.

0rs. Mostyn MeCauley. who for
The past three years has been en-
Dooyeo - linotype operator at the
Oe0ocsat office. left last Saturday
morning for 81 Paso. Texas. and ON
Sunday was married TO Mr. Claude
:. AcCaPty Of that city. Both the
young psopIs are well known In this
eity. having bssn residents Of La
Junta for several years. Mr.. Nc
Casty 10 now connected with \ large
produce establishment In Fl Psso.
vhsrs the happy couple will make
their home.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Bible ss.sly Class.

The Bible Study Glass Of the
Christian church met ON Wednes-
day night At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oran Walker on South Belle
view avenue. There were sixteen
present. and Rev. Findley conducted
an interesting and instructive Bible
drill. After the Bible drill 4 social
time was spent In visiting and plan
ning future work. The class will
meet again next week At the home
Of Mrs. c. A. Prat1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
When He Was Twe.ty-o.e.

Among the most pleasant social
affairs OF the week end was the sur
prise party given at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Z. A. Crooks. In honor
OF Mr.. Clyde Sinclair. on Saturday
evening.
The guests included the employees
OF the local postoffice. who met At
the home Of Postmaster McCauIey,
and In body stormed the Crooks
home. where they found Clyde pre-
pairing TO enjoy q quiet evening at
home.
So complete vas the surprise.
that fora time Clyde vas unable 10
even speak. or realise the meaning
Of the affair. and Il took him some
minutes 70 compose himself enough
10 welcome his guests and Introduce
them TO Rev. and Mrs. Crooks. BY
this time he had sufficiently revived
from the shock and began to make
his friends at home.
victrola music was enjoyed along
with the other amusemtns Of the ev-
ening. but all the while clyde was
wondering what he would do about
refreshments. but soon Mrs. Crooks
opened the door into the dining room
and behold another surprise await
ed Mr.. Sinclair. for there beneath
the dazzling iights.stood prettiiy dec
GRATED tables with = place card for
each guest. After some searching
he found his place at the center Ia
BILE where n beautiful birthday cake
surrounded by twenty-one candle.
formed the ecnterpicce In the room.
and he found that for once In his
life he was the center OF attraction.
and the twenty-onc candles reminded
him that he had now passed from
boyhood 10 manhood.
A delightful two course lunch
vas served by Mrs. Crooks. Who was
assisted by Mrs. weich. Clyde was
beginning 10 feel relieved. for he
thought the surprises Of the evening
were at . ciose. when little John
Crooks catered The room driving IN
empress wagon loaded with parcels
post packases. every one for Clyde.
aud % each vas opened they reveal.
Cd . bsastifui stft from each one Of
his fellow employees and employer.
After The luaeheoa. Mn. Crooks
savs ssvssai FssAisss aad . psaay
costsse was is1ulsed 10 whieh o..
serdsd ths gsssss . Disassat hours
ssasssaisnsat. after which thsy ds-
Dases1 fer shsir henes. thanklsg
Rsv. as1 Mfs.. Crooks for shs pjeas-
eat svsaias. asd Wishing c1yds many
ooee haDey bisthday asnivsesastes.
v.-... a. a.. ~.
Asssai ssssl al0At az baasusss
- ~ vas1eus slUbs ass Ieehe1 fes.
vas6 - wiah sfsas aae5eloallea. -.
ooo1ally ~ ~ huGoaalo, VIZ upoo
eAooo OoonGoooo oso ~ suoooo q
hooos.
~ aaaual susse niohs ~ ~.
eoee = ~ - Junoo Wonos'o Cluo
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11aeooaV 11all 81 oooslv nv ~
- ve1e thess - sa3ov ~ sveslngs
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La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

D0a't fosgst ~ G. 4. +, En-
caapmeat q ~ Cd soldiers o.
Colorado, which neets n Ia Junta
June 0th, lOth and litA.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
A.ctso. bridge Cisb.

The Monday Afternoon Auction
Bridge Club met ON Tuesday after
noon this week with Mrs. w. A..
Hart on Ration avenue. Auction
bridge was enjoyed throughout the
afternoon after which dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. The guests OF the afternoon
were Mrs. W. H. Bragg. Mrs. Champ
Jameyson. Mrs. J. N. Lamb and Mrs.
VIM. Gilbert.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
nimh,s Party.

Mrs. B. r. Haskins. and her
daughter. Mrs. Lapham. delightfully."-
entertained At thimble party at the
home Of Nrs. Haskins last Friday
afternoon. Those enjoying the af-
ternoon were the Mesdames A. 8.
Aarshall. Leslie Jones. Mrs. Coan
Moore. E. @. Woodbridge. John
Beard. C. A. Beefbohm. Mrs.. Champ
Jameyson. and Mrs. Dodge Hale. Of
Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Ros.d Table e,l.b.

The Round Table Club met We'd
nesday night with Prof. r. p. Aus
tin The paper Of the evening was
read by H. w. Allen. The gentle
men enjoyed social hour and be-
fore leaving for their homes they
enjoyed . dainty lunch which was
served by Mrs. Austin. The next
meeting will be with Elmer Cook in
two weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
nasssss CAsssA A...a, na.sss

~ hes bess thsis custom for ~.
esal ysass - hel1 ~ annual bas.
Quee - whieh ths 0eobersAiD q
~ eAureA ealy. wsss isvitsd. 'ehe
eoagSeeatlee q ~ Daosise ehureh
~ = ~ lisiag seeo q the eAuseA
. WEDNESDAY, svssias ssl esjeye1
. sAlstss ~ taseuss. Thsss were
oDoue ~ eeaes1 q ~ taoees, aal
aloes ~ taaeusl nsv. Payns ases1
9 ooogenas)sg. as1 ~ fellevlas
IDoo0B1m was sass1e1 sss:
~ CnoggA. ....... eufus Phl1liDe
90 HI. ?. o.. .Donss0 0elosem
o. $3.50 Gesle. 80. Mn. oeask
~ 01noov oeAee0. n. \. Lseaea
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La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Aassa, asssss.s t,ssss.l Az.

The 0ensfai AID socisty Of the
Aethodise churcA net o. Thuesday
afternoon of last wesk II The par-
Soss Of he ehureh aad slsctsd off.
esss for the coming ysas. Ths saau.
u sspoet q ~ fiaaaes co00letse oe
ths secIsty was 0lvsa aal sAovel
that . ssn q el.s7s.ee hsl bssa
euene1 isto ~ treasury q ~ %
essty duslsg ~ yeas 1914. ~ H.
dIes ass y - eeassatslaas1 upoa
shste sueeess dusiag ~ oase year.
aa1 thsy aso 1eokiag eesvas1 y e
peosDsseus yeas u 1915. The eff.
eees fee ~ saeuing ysas ass - fol.
Iews: PFeea1sal Mn. n. ?. Miller:
vlee Oessl1eae. Ma Ceea Nse1haa: |:
sessetasy. Mn. y. ?. oeAuyjss: treas
uees. Mn. \. 4. kovo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

man. r. w. Norton. J. G. Woodruff.
Clara Norton.
Deacons-Geo. A. Kilgore, Jas.
McNeen. r. NJ stark. H. Savage, r.
Phillips. J. w. Winter and r. NJ.
Leamon.
Deaconess-Mrs. John Beard. Mrs.
James McNeen. Mrs. Frank Wisdom.
Sunday School Superintendent. F.
~. Stark.
Trcasurer-Rufus Norton.
Clerk-Rufus Phillips.
Organist-Miss Helen McNeen.
Auctioa Bridge Social Function.
Auction bridge was the pleasant
diversion furnished for her guests.
when Mrs. Fred A. Sabin. entertain
ed At her home on Tuesday after
hoon In honor OF out Of town guests
who are visiting In this city: Mrs. J.
A. Kincaid. Of Pocatello. Idaho:
Mrs.. Beulah Lapham. OF Washington
ID. c.: Mrs. Hal Lebrecht. OF Kan
sas City. No.: and Mrs. Harry Com
ley. Of Wichita. Kan. The other
ladies who enjoyed the afternoon
were the Mesdames J. T. Updikc. Ed
Simons. Clyde Simons. w. +. An.
drcws. v.c,or Mootx. W. C. Winter
burr. ). o. Wood. c. F. Kendall. q.
II. Winckell. v. Lagerquist. Forest
dayhcw. Jchn Holly. I. H Brown.
). w. Sinsheimer. and the Misses
Mildred Merdelson. Francis Robin
son, Carrye Foxworthy. Clsrice Cook
Helen McNeen and Jnstine Roui Ike.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

cry Fe'sr.esoa 80 E.ea.p.s .ssst:
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Chapssr ". r. u. o.

Chapter w. p. Y. O.. met In regu.
lar session Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. W. A. Hart. Tho
day was observed ~ guest day and
each member took = gucst. The la
dies were all asked 10 bring their
needle work and very informal but
Doeasant afternoon was spent. Dur
ing the afternoon many selections on
the victrola were enjoyed and vocal
solos we're rendered by Miss Olive
Mobsriy. and ptano solos by Mrs. u.
W. wasner. which were highly sp-
Dreciated By thoss present.
The committee In chasss Of tho a..
tesaeoa vas Mr.. Mn. George Nc.
CauIey. Mn. Harry Ailsa. and Mn.
=. ?. Joaes. Who served dainty re-
fs0sAnssts at The Close Of the pro-
Osao.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16
Dsnssssss11ss = lIesAaa1.u.

4 1snsoses11loo & ~ Raslsi>
oloye ~ nanana 11et Cleasee vlG
- oovoo y M I. =. 9le0aG. q
oooeo)a WoGAs = ~ EoolA11 $3.50
vslesv - eaelseav' = ~ sesk
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-16

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-01
TRIESTE REPORTED
IN HANDS OF MOB

Undine, Italy, May 3t.-Trieste Is In
the hands of a mob, according to
word brought here by Italian refugees.
Aided by gendarmes frenzied
throngs of Austrians are burning and
sacking the property of all Italian
citizens and many Italians have been
attacked and badly injured.
Civil authorities are reported TO
have left Trieste. alarmed at reports
of the advance OF the Italian army.
Italians and peaceable Austrians are
fleeing, leaving the city in the hands
of the worst elements. The building
housing the newspaper Piccolo was
entirely demolished by the rioters.
Refugees arriving here said 1t was
impossible to predict the fate of the
city unless Italian troops arrive with
in a few days. There are scarcely any
Austrian soldiers in the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-01
GENERALIZATION Of
AUTHORITY IN NAVY

Washington, May 3l-Important
changes in the organization Of the
navy department that foreshadow a
Capitalization OF authority, thus pro
vidlng an agency for the coordination
OF the fighting units of the fleet, are
about to be effected by Secretary of
the Navy Daniels.
The determination of the secretary
to establish the American navy upon
a modern basis, comparable in some
respects to the admiralty systems OF
foreign powers, became known follow
ing announcement that Daniels had
detailed Captain A. w Grant, now in
command OF the battleship Texas, to
take charge of the submarine iotillas,
built and building, with instructions
to do all In his power TO develop such
weapons of war TO the highest posi-
BILE state Of eff cheney.
The action taken by Secretary Dan
iels amounts to official recognition OF
submarines as among the more ell
cient weapons of warfare and is &C
cepted as indicating a purpose on the
part of the government TO enlarge
materially it's h~otillas of such boats,
both in the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-01
CHICAGO PACKERS INDICTED
Charged With Receiving Rebates
From Railroads.

Chicago, May 31.-Swift & Co,
packers, was indicted by the federal
grand jury charged with violating the
law regulating interstate shipments
of meat, in receiving concessions
whereby its products were transported
at a lower than published rate.
The indictments contain twenty
nine counts, of which twenty-five bear
a maximum fine of $4,000.
The indictment grew out of ship
ments of meat by the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad to Manitowoc,
Wis. and thence over the Ann Arbor
railroad to Frankfort and Owosso,
Mich.
An indictment also was returned
against Armour & Co. and Joseph
Ginsberg and William Buckerman
charged with conspiring to violate the
federal statute in the shipment Of
frozen eggs alleged to have contained
decayed matter.