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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
SINKING Of JAP SHIP
MAY BRING TANGLt
Fact That All Escaped VIII Not Mend
Matters If ship Was Not Dull,
Warmed Before sinking.

Washington, Dec 23---If official re-
ports bear out the press dispatch re-
Earding the torpedoinE Of the Japa
nese liner Yasaka Maru by an Aus
frian or German submarine in the
Mediterranean. 1t Is expected in of.
fetal circles here that the issue nov
pending between this country and Aus
tria over the sinking OF the Italian
liner .tnCona viii Nc seriously com
plicated
Up TO late hour tonight the State
Department had received no dis.
patches on the subject but il is sai
that vigorous protest will be made
TO Austria or Germany IL official re.
ports confirm the statement that the
japanese liner. with an American on
hoard was tarnadoed without warning
even though it may he shown that all
on haard escaped
IN the near utimatum to Austria
ana in the notes TO Germany on the
sinking Of the Lusitansa. the United
States made il very plain that IL car
tiraw 10 distinction from legal stand
point hetweel Illegal submarine at
tacks which result in the loss Of Anle err
lean lives and those whoch merely
piece the lives of American citizens
in Jeopardy
The press reports that all on board
the japanese liner were able TO escape
lnctne@ officials here tn the belief
however, that the vessel must have
been warned in time 10 get the pas
sengers OFF safely, as experience has
slif wn that tornedoed ships generally
sink In much less time II this be-
lief /. borne ont It IL predicted thar
quite a different aspect will be put
on the situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
MORE ORGANIZATIONS
A. tn NEtRtSt~I >tit A1loN.

49, I-.sf4} a44- psc- The statement III
the creek premier NJ. Skoaloudiss yes
,ertae at Athens that Greece had haen
,vil}sng and ready 20 help the enteuts
norers, but had been Aouted and is-
oored by them 70 point beyond endur-
anee. caused lively discussion in
the House OF Commons today and nors
recrlmina tons respecting the situa-
t{ou at the Dardanelles, aud the entire
acld OF the near east.
Joseph l.. King, Liberal member lot
North Somerset, declared that the GOV
eminent had not told all the peopis
had a right 10 expect REGARDING the
diplomatic policy in the near cast.
qs wen as elsewhere. He said that
the creeks had been ready and wiling
70 eeht with tho allies, bat had been
told that they must not plant their
lag within nfty miles Of Constants
uoale.
Robert l.. Cultivate, Liberal MEM
her far tianley. said that the Dardan-
eues failure was due 70 the failure
~ entente diplomacy. and aemahaeu
"a he informed who was responAints
for The course or diplomacy pursued
rerly 10 the various remarks ana
e;,a3 re. made. Lord Robert Cecil par
iiamentary under-secretary Tor fnel
| ro,.txn Office said that the ksynofe
Of the governments poiicy In the 0e1eA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
BEGINS At NOON
Governor VIII spend Vacation With
pis Wife and Daughter In Mas
savhuse.ts.

The Christmas holiday fer employees
Of he state of Virginia, employed in
The Capitol the State Library Building
and in other office buildings in the
eit begins AT noon today. The Cap
itol and state offices will he closed
nntI o'clock Monday morning
A,Vong offices outside OF The Capitol
Which close for thai period are those
az he state Health Department. the
department. of Public Instruction ard
Ma Aujutant Generals office Most Of
AaeN state employees who live outside
the city viii spend the holiday at
their homes
o. vernon stuart will probahi leave
this morning for Massachusetts where
he VIII spend Christmas with mem
1ers OF his family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
.PROJECTILt PLANT
EXPLOSION KILLS ONE
Gas Goes on in BROOKLYN riant Throw
ing Thousands OF Its Employees
Into Panic.

New York, Dec % "A mysterious
explosion OF gas In one Of the big
protectile making plants Of the f.
w Bliss Company ot Brooklyn, about
o'clock tonight, killed one Workman.
injured at least one other. and created
somewhat OF panic among the 5000
employees In the building, The blast
occurred on the fourth hoor OF the
nlant
TO explain II, but the sudden appear
lncc of officials OF the police and fire
department and Assistant District
Wilson led to the belief that the ex-
ploaien might have been due to tam
rering OF someone not In sympathy
with the cause Of the allies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Scene OF French Victory on
tuesday, Shifts Again to
German Advantage
RERLIN SAYS FRENCH
REVERSE is SERIOUS
Heavy Snowfall Interrupts In
tantry Action But German
Artillery Is Used in Violcn,
Action on Summit

London. Dee. 23.---Thc German
forces at The Hartsmannveiier
hopt, the desperately contested
peak in the o>gcs. which WAS the
~csne of IA notable French VIC
cory on Tuesday further decreased
he trench gains today by retak-
ing the POSITIONS wrested from
them on Tuesday on the left of
the French position, ON the north
ern slope of the mountain At
this point the French troops re-
treated to the positions they occu-
pied before the attack.
According TO the official COM
muniaue issued by the French war Of
dce tonight, the conquered positions
on a front of two kilometres are still
tn the hands of the French as the
fruits of Tuesdays attack. These pp-
sitions are on the French center and
right taking in the heights south
east Of the summit and to the south
as far as the Wattweiler Farm.
\ heavy snow interrupted the in
fantry lighting today. but this after
noon the German artillery began a vio-
lem bombardment OF the summit and
the northern slopes. and il is pre-
sumed that further counter attacks
wiz be made as soon as the weather
conditions are more favorable.
French Repulse Serious.
The French repulse appears from
the German official statement issued
today TO have been serious. The Ber
lin war office claims the capture of
twenty-three officers and 1880 men
in the counter attacks. The figures
given yesterday by the French war Of
fice Of over 800 Germans captured
III The attacks on Tuesday are contra
aicted by the German report, which
asserts that the total German losses
so far ascertained, including killed,
woU nded and missing, were only LOO
men and that the number of pris-
oners taken was not more than half OF
the number given in the French COM
muuiQue
The discrepancy between the French
and German versions of the possession
OF the summit Of Hartsmannweiler
kopf persists in today's statements, the
Germans announcing that they
have recaptured the summit which,
they insist was taken from them on
Tue sday. while the French, who have
steadily claimed possession of the sum
mi. since last April say that the
Germans are bom harding the summit,
implying that It is still in French
hands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
CONDITIONS ~ SERBIA
DESCRIBED As HOPELESS.

Rome Dec. e3.--The number Of Ser
hians seeking refuge tn Albania Is
daily increasing. In the interior OF
serbia conditions are said to be hope
less The mortality from starvation
and exhaustion Is appalling. The REM
taltts Of the army are Subsistiieg on
hors. flesh, and the noncomoatahfs,
unabl to find means OF transportation,
esp4ctally women and children. are Of
len absolutely without food.
IN addition to the food shortage
-bc refugees are constantly exposed
10 attack from Albanian tTibesnteu
who are shooting do~n men, Nolgen
and children at every npportun'ty
~ The coast towns food, especially
Ao3r j. available, bat It is impossible
- copVsy e into tbe interlof because
at tho hostility of The natives. Re-.
mrs say that before aid cam com.
thousands Of uoncomhataot Sereiaas
are Doomed 10 death ey starvation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
MERRY Mills MASTER
ASKS PROTECTION
john ARMSTRONG Chaloner Request
Court For safe Cpudricf to Wash
iurton, u. &.
~ AIRS klDN sPPING NJ
HANDS or STRONG ARM sot VI
Must shortly Appear In Court Ia Press
suit for $50. 900 Damages Against
Washington New Spaper,

Washington n q De - I'm he
supreme Conrt or the District If Co
}uHthia fehn Arm strong thaianef ~
= Merry Mills Gotham AIbemar.e
County. Va today applied for an
oder Saarautee.ug him protection
waea he appears ~ press bss suit
aea3nst he Washington Posi- fer 80 =
age DAMAGES
t,halcner's application MAS made TX
a.s attorney ex-judee sidney ! Dad
Us - Hampton
The petition a lengthy document.
Il 9f8ss n ffs Incarceration q Bloom
.nedale tsfgmt IN 81 existing order
q re $ap YORK courts depriVlae b4W
~ }zaeess - The alleged en03ts -
eettaa - his relatives ard declares
thai ite : in danger ~ heiHz kt3naH~
ped ne appears i'm Washington I4e
seeks ar order ~ protection cove nag
the ts,.ai and ending Ave DAYS after
the .r}ai
Extracts From tho Petition
70 owing are extracts from tie Pc
Your petitioner John Armstrong
caaloner. respectable states a. fol
.ows
that he Is the plaintir In the
hoye entitled action and Is . e!tjaer
o. tive united States and Of 'Ile State
Of North Carolina with a residence Fl
the town NJ Roanoke Rapias haitian
County North Carolina That he also
has country pla ce~-a four hundred
sore farra--a t Gotham .slbemarle
rauntt virginia, known A. The
Merry Mills whore he spends most
of his t1ne engaged In literary work.
That tha above entitled suit was in
sitfuted ny the pia HtiG against the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
HRISTMAS DAY WILL
he ONE or >SHINE.

Washing ton. Dee. 23.--itS going to
he sunsbIBy Cbristmns with mild
temperatures. There's use get
ting the sleigh beis down from the
barn loft and Nfl1ie's new sled prob
ably will he unused for some days.
There IN not going TO he any
snow anywhere In the East. ac-
eording to the weather bureau to-
day. except possibly q light fall
over the Great lakes region. The
<noy. aud rain furry over PenpsyI-
,ania. New York and New England
today will he over the Atlantic by
Christmas, There ~ :; slight rain
fall scheduled for the Northern
Pacific states for tho holidays.
There Will he no storms or unusu-
lily cold atmosphere areas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
PRINCE WILLIAM or
WED AGAIN HuHs TT.

Rome. Dec 23-Prince liam If
Wed. the Albanian ruler has arrived
nj rrisrend Bulgaria. few miles
from. the Albanian frontier, and mat
there q number Of Albanian chiefs.
II. has initiated amons Them
rrouaEanda in his favor and has dts
tributed large sums OF money as an
.ndueemsnt 10 tho tribesmen 70 sup
port the Germans by harassiag the
italian forces about 10 march across
Albania 20 Enigara.
Prince William Joined the German
staff when the invasion OF serbia ~as
teg,vn II l. reported that ne will
shortly he JOINED by his wife,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
CHIEF WERNER IN
AN ACCIDENT

\ Broad qud TWeutE fifth Street ca
Wet bound. ran into a Broad and
Main car late yesterday afternoon
al Lumbardy aud Broad Streets, Both
ca~~ were slightly damaged. and Major
Louis Werner. chief IF police win"
wa u passenger on the west h01ud
ca, WAS slightly bruised There Wa
no blame attached to either vf tine
motormcn in connection with 5h" ac-
ctdent which appeared re- have been
Unavoidable ana no arrests Wer"
mage,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
TYPHUS BROUGHT TO
TEXAS BY REFUGEES
Three Cases Reported Mt Laredo and
eos err mcttt Takes Eaten
~iVc Precautions.
Thirty THOUSAND Ill
N CITY or MEXICO
Disease, Direct Result of War Condi-
tioD-, Threatens Ia Further Deci-
mate Popniation---stcd Gross 10 Go
to Rescue

Washington, De-. 23-The Mexican
tYrhBs plague has crossed the Rio
1Tande into Texas Information TO
this effect reaching the United States
Pub}lG Health Service here today has
created Widespread alarm in official
Cirt les. Three eases Of the dread
Sc urge have been located at Laredo.
Tex. where hundreds Of Mexican re-
fu. ees have gathered
Strenuous efforts@are being made to
prevent further spread of the disease
ON This SIDE OF the line The public
heath service has issued orders de-
falling special agents at all towns
along tine border and at each OF these
places q rigid quarantine Inspection
via. be @sta 6llshed All persons leaF-
ing Mexico viii tie subjected 10 care
fal examination and suspects placed
IN detention camps.
10000 Cases Reported.
Reports reaching the Red Cross to-
da4 from Mexico city where 80, 0do
persons are reported down with the
fever state that the epidemic has
spg cad 10 the foreign quarters. Thu-
teen ca%es are reported in the Amer
lean ard English colonies. The Brit
ish am hassador conferred today oita
Sc rotary Lansing over The situation.
The secretary Informed him that Car
rama has not yei replied "a the re-
duest az this government That he per
NAT agents OF the American Red
Cross. and of he Rockefeller Founda-
tion TO take charge Of The campaign
a-atnst tire fever in Mexico city,
Puet,la and Pachuca. and parts Of
tho State Of 0axaca. where the pesti-
lepce is raging with particular VIC
lence
DR. 6. {. Pierce OF the public health
service sas been ordered from San
FrqticiSca 10 Laredo 70 take charge
of the situation there.
Red Cross Meets Today.
Tomorrow IN New York a the home
Of Robert DeForest. the executive
cof9neittee of the Red Cross, of which
former President Taft IS chairman
VIII meet 20 discuss the extent 20
vn4ch the American Red Cross can
extend aid should Carranza lift the
bar he has imposed on that orean-Za =
ton.
officers If the puhlic health service
referring tonight 10 the ract nat
lvphns fever was the plague which
killed. thousands III Serbia explained
tha. il - a natural consequence Of
war ana famine The germ is trans
nlitted by body vermin and generally
aprearx first in army camps not prop
erl5 guarded with sanitary preca
tt0rs The death rate from the dis
case Ii extremely high. and the Illness
10 q vifulent type.
Fear Rapid spread.
u i feared that with the increa sing
influx into the United States Of the
defeated soldiers OF villa the plague
viii spread rapidly among the Amer
ican border TOWNS unless drastic steps
ar, taken to prevent IT, For this rea :
son the public health service agents
Continued on Second Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
NEW PULLMAN BUFF'ET PAWLOR
CAR

Between Richmnnd and Dan.iiic
via Southern Railway daily Leave
Richmond 1880 A. NJ, arrive Dam
willie Ais p. NJ. Returning. leave
panville $40 p NJ arrive Richmond
Nsov - tts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
May Not Co to The Hague, as
Crusaders Have Been For
hidden to Cross Germany
GOVERNOR HANNA AND
OTHERS COMING HOME
Memorial Services Held for
Lloyd Bingham, Who Died
observation-disclosures Anderson
Entertains Delegates
Says Ford Coming Home

Says Ford Coming Home
Copenhagen. via London. Dee.
23-Thc Christianis correspond
ent of the 1idens says
Henry Ford has gone secretly
to Bergen To embark on the
steamship Bergenhus for home.
HIS doctors order rest for his
nerves"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
COL. GEORGE HARVEY
BACK FROM ENGLAND
Declares that, Next to Kaiser William
popular Man With British,
SENTIMENT Is EVEN
IxTRE.MI8NiiH BITTER
says War VIII Last Vt Least Two
Years. and Possibly Five. Years
I,ongcr--British Confident Of Out
come.

New York. Dec 2S.--t'olonel George
Harvey, editor Of the North American
Review. arrived today 0n the Holland
American liner Rotterdam, after
trip Of few months III London As Il
result Of his experiences there he
characterized President Wilson as
next to the Kaiser, the most an
popular governmental head ia the
world" IN the opinion Of Brit.shers.
and expressed regret that the Chief
Executive OF the United States could
not make q personal visit IN the
fashion Of Harouu Al Raschid, and
learn what They really thiHk OF him
on the other side.
/ Colonel Haryeys criticism Of the
President Is made more significant in
view OF the fact that he was the first
man who proposed Mr.. Wilson fer the
nomination In 1912.
When asked If ne had heard Of the
mission on which Colonel House is
TO he sent 10 Europe. Colonel Harvey
replied
Yes, I have leoraed~of that, Bat
thiuk it Would he much better II
President Wilson were 10 60 abroad
himself nd leave Colonel House as
President, IN that way he would he
liable 10 learn What they really think
Of him
is the opinion against the PYesi-
dent so bitter As Itat2" Ire vas asked
He shook his head aud wouid rot re
ply directly.
Bitterness l. Felt
Ar least NJ ought 10 instruol the
am basSadors To SO ahoat aNd sound
the sentiment he went on. There is
40 feeling -aRainsl Americans bat
there j. real bitterness against the
present administration. They feel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
FL Paso Hears Lombardo Has
Arranged for financial Back
ing for New Movement
HlPOLITO VILLA Is
NOW UNDER ARREST
Charged With Giving $4,000
Check Without Funds to
Meet Villa Conhscatcs
". r. Hearst $ Ranch

~ paao. rcx.. Dec. 23--I here
arr few on The border tonight who
now believe that General lila is
coming Ia the United States.
Faith T. placed in tlr report
which state Department agents
have gathered ftiat Migucl Som
bardo. secretary Of stat. for \ lila.
has succeeded in getting new
Mexican party To finance villa tu
any Operations h. naA conduct
against Earranka. Hints are given
that the old ticntifitso party il
furnishing the money also that
tho tfCrfsal~ are hacking the
movement, ilonl.3ardo * known
to have tcen in conference, with
prominent clerical headers in Nc>
leo. II was admitted Ia Consul
Garcia Thursday morning tifat he
did not know where Gencf1if jose
Rodrlgnex stood in his relation 10
o.crturcs from the Carrauza gov
crnm .ni idsice- to Mormon
bishop =. II. Hurein at IL pa~o
today -aid that General Rodri-
e1ics was nj Ca>as Grandtts,
General Coutreras vas reported with
MS forceY still pres4ma bly, Niil!7ta
south IF JUare2 He j. not known to
have accepted CafraHza terms and re-
ports place him still with villa. Ma
accurate estimates Of the number Of
meo under his command Mere received
ia El Paso
General vita has declared condx-
"a ed al. the Mex3to properties - WIZ
liam L. Hearst Including the famous
Bablupra ranzh j. r barrier All en-
pioye on TIE raneh arrived here ~
7tieAt. hrineia2 the ae&s % John Hays
itearsts Mexican manager I@ said
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

In St, James Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning AT 5.15 the
Epworth League OF that sunday
school will hold its regular Christmas
PRAYER meeting \ large crowd ia eN-
nected to attend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

Continues IN Second rasel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Not I'm tphca val.

Continued on Second Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Red Cross Meets Today.
Fear Rapid spread.

Y i feared that WITH thc l0Cfaa size
influx into the United States Of the
defeated soldiers Of Villa the plague
Will spread rapidly among the Amer
icar border TOWNS unless drastic steps
ar, taken to prevent II. For this rea-
son the public health service agents
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Frank Crotts left Sunday for Boul-
der to resume his studies at the
State University.
Miss Pauline Anselmino and Miss
Tessie L. Bennett spent Sunday with
friends In Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Baum. Of Fort
Lyon, spent Sunday in this city with
Mrs, Baum's mother, Mrs. Julia
Bradish.
Mrs. Frank Prinster had as her
guest Sunday. her sister. Mrs. Lo-
rane Moore, and husband of Rocky
Ford.
Mrs. A. l.. Bosley and two chill
dren left the latter part OF the week
for points in Illinois to visit relatives
for few weeks.
Clyde Sinclair returned home Mon
day from three weeks vacation he
spent in Denver. and resumed his po-
sition in the local postoffice.
Miss Gladys Clements left the lat
ter part OF the week for Trinidad
where she will make her home with
her sister and attend school this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Calfee and lit
Tie son. arrived In this city early in
the week for a two weeks visit with
Mr. Calfee's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. ].
F. Calfee.
Mrs, n. S. Larsen and daughter. Miss
Ruth, spent Sunday In Colorado
Springs with their son and brother.
Lloyd Larsen. who is attending col
lese in that city this year.
Miss Lille Mast. who for several
years has been making her home
with Mrs. d. NJ. Mills In this city, left
Sunday for Pittsburg. Kan. where
she expects to make her home.
j. W. Fisher and daughter. MISS
Allie Mae. left Saturday night for
Chicago. ILL.,. where Miss Fisher will
enter the Northwestern University at
Evanston. for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Walker aud
children returned home the latter
part OF the week from 4 two weeks
vacation which they spent In Greeley
with Mr. and Mrs. q. X. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Needham were
among the number from La Junta
who left Thursday night to attend
the National Encampment Of the G.
A. II. which will be held In WASH
ington. d. c.. the last OF this month.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER sS, 1915
REMINISCENT
tOfPIl9 FRof nDllG
FILES Or
TWENTY YtlRSAO

Mrs. W. N. Randall died at her
home In the Holbrook country Sep
tember 81. 1895.
Amelia. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. McManes. died September II.
1895. from mountain fever.
Mountain fever appeared to b.
the prevailing complaint In Otsro
county and there were many deaths.
Hundreds OF people stood in line
In Denver waiting to be healed"
by Francis schlatter. the new Mos
siah.
Sheriff Potter bought residence
lots In Highland addition and an
nounced his intention OF building
thereon. ~
c. A. Beerbohm was appointed BY
Mayor Bomgardner rs q delegate 70
the deep water harbor convention At
Topeka. Kan..-on the raging Kaw.
Plans for = new machine shops
In La Junta. 6sx2l0 feet In dimen-
sions. were approved and accepted
BY the powers that be Of the Santa
Re.
The La Junta schools had an en-
rcllment Of s:S. with sixty In The
Kindergarten aud seventy-three ia
the high school. Sixteen teacher
were employed.
Mrs. Nancy wickham. mother of
Mrs. c. w. wonderiy. died At the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Mar
Bulser. Of Boicourt. Kan. sep,em.
her 81. 1898. aged 81 years. The
remains were brought 20 La Jun,a
for intermcnt.
A Jury wresteled for tweniy-four
hours with = case In which "a
loon keeper was charged with sell
Ing liquor on suncAy. and finally
brought In . verdict Of mot gull.
~" Them were the good old day.
Of twenty years ago when Ia Jun,a
"er "tuc open toWu.
The republican county conven,Ion
was held In Rocky Ford. with n
Brtnkman ~ chairman and u. L.
Beail SECRETARY. The platform de-
clared for . protective tariff. the
free collage Of silver at the ratio
Of is 10 !. and denounced the poll.
~ Of the Democratic party In issu.
Ing boeds snd other un.Amsrican
doctelnss. TIE ticket nomina,.i
vas thusly: couaty cissk. c. 81
Rosiss: shssiff. b. ?. Bales: treas.
ssse. 4. W. ensiish: supsriatsaden,
Of seAeels. Mn. James Beatty: sur.
vsyer. ,. ?. Powell: Assessor. c. y.
Allsa. coroner. J. ". Maaisy: coun.
y ju1es. 3. Alveed.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
cAss.w Aias,s. Nm ven s..,.

rhs chsssw Alfalfa Niil started
gsialiag last wednesday aad will op.
seats 70 capacity satll April. Mr.
crossss rsDests havias saossh has
ALREADY bought 70 kssp The mill
sstadisg steadily untii after the fIrs;
Of the year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
nsal''as ~ - o. No

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6eveee ~ ~ oeoea11ea = ~ sesss
- ovsoeoeo. ~ kAnos oooeo was
eoeoe1 ~ sosln0. ~ \ lslol "a
ueo - . boG1no1D U1o1ooe o1vsssls.
~ - ~ eo1u1t ~ ll1nooslss.
~. = = un1oruooo1 ~ 8 m
- GcDoo - ~ o1ruoV ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
xewv \ ssssk t,lrsss..

Born - NJ. aad Mn. Johs OIiiis
Tuesday. . daughter.
Dosn - ~. and Mn, Neftle HOP
kisa Moaday. . go.
Don - NJ. go MeA J. 4. Simp
-. y wese L. Jsaea, lase ssiur
~. 1augAtee.
Dess - 1Gs. 80 Mn. Wyatt per
MA ~ Sunday. . 6sssAese.