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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Gdaeu nerbaftet
@nrSe Gin Sbeil Der mntbmafIideu
ganoiten BON Atiipn, q. 3.
NeIde baS slntontobil BON ". J.
9iiber iiberiielen
limb bieisu nno feline Sodlter id)per
Deripunbcten.
Hub Senrb ,. Sliber bon SOlusll,
Wid, erid)o6en.

pbilabelpbia, 6. Cftober
Wdbreuo zines iuiilbenlangen Sreu5.
rerbors matte am 5reitag bic 10
Sabre alte Millie Wlarco, angeblid)
Die aluiiibrerin Der Hduberbanoe, cit
am 9ounerstag oas sliitomobiI poll
u. s. giiber, oes Braiioenter oer
9lelp Sseriep 9ranberrp Bropers vi.
iociation bel sltiion, ". g., angebaI.
ten rim feIbit imb feline Tod,ter Surd)
Sdiiiie idrper peripunhet ntlo ieincI
Bru6er Senrn .. 9tioer BON Solpea,
@iih., setootet bate, ipie GapitdH
Gate pnm 9eteftin.senreau erfldrte,
ipidtiae gllsiagen. Sas .Dtdbfen sab
au, Dab lie uu,o orei Nanuer I'm
Oonncrstag Morsen bon oieicr Siabt
aus lid, per slutomobil nad sItiieE,
q. g.. teaeben baiten. Sie gab audl
Sit oab iie, nahoem Der Gbnifiegr
nitt r,eit Don bem pIate anbielt, ot
Speltem oas giioer'id)e glutonlDbll
nngcgriiieu ENroen mar, gdJafie ee.
bort babe.
Mud @liiieppp 9luiio. elm 6reiuIO
beS Naod,ens, ictpie Der Gbaiifieur
5ranf 8eiclla uilo Srant &aooilla,
s1e!de ebeniaas iith in Salt befincen.
i0ilcn 5iigeaeben baten am Donnersr
tap Nior8en pon &lnIa6slpbid rad,
0cmmpnton gefaGren 81 iein .mo az
betn BON Dem Wldoden angebeittetcr
plas iih beiunoen 3il Ddben.
aaSouna befannte, friiber fir 9fi.
Der f,reibelbeeren sepiIiidt 5n bnben.
Die cier @eiangenen ipi,roen DON
EcIiSeiridter als Suiii5fliiGtIin1c
iino beS aioroes perb1Htig obnc
iHiirst@oft 6em GefdHgllib Absrpic.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
0eAeSxe nnS 0astsn.

- Der gelspue Stabtrdtb min
bic Maiierperts Comp. benabri9'
tiger, bab Der uuseniigsnoe WaNsr'
brut in ben Straben bon Siibsgei'
lepue erbo6t tperben mub. au9 pirh
bic SnitaIIirung elmer peitsrsn 6s5Dl
Iisen @aFsrrDbrs in 9ori6Ias ss'
bra9t. - Der Gontratt fir Das grs'
9en bon Steinen. ipsl4e fir bic Sap'
Tor 4penus beHiibt perben ioIleH.
nuroe an ben &ontrattor 8. auspfIs
gu oefIen 4nsebot bon 70 Gents per
aubit Yaro osrseben. - Das &oms
mittss fir 8erkFerungsn purbs be-
auftrast, iibsr ben Sau einss Sruns'
Sepers gu bsri9ten. Sm siinitissn
Sale ioll gu bieiem 3ped eine
gonbausga6s oon $4,000 ben
Stimmgebsrn Sur gnti4eibuns un'
terbreitet fpsrbsn. 0as Gommittes
nirb am 19. Ottober isinen geridjt
einrei6en. = Der Stabt glsrt purs
be beuuftrast, bic @eriiderunss Ge'
ieai6aftsn 5u bsnu6ri6tissn, bab liz
ibre 9eifGftssaiSsnfen srtptrtsn miiis
len, ba iie i'm interchangeable I'm
pOli5eissri9t prOSsliirt Deroen piirs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
81. sbil.ausfeuuns
Sieielbe ,uiro bente gbsnb In Der
aRniifballs nuter entipredenbeu
Gersmonitll er0ffusr.

Die 2tuto Sboip gebGrt Idngit 80
ben g,erolitaItlineem, Ole 5um 9ebe,l
Der Staot gcIoren, acrabcio pie Die
9feraen, Die 5air, iilp. Sber pieIleid,t
nod in b0berem @aBe, oenn OaS
allto bat laugit alfsebort, 2urus-
aegenitnnb 3n iein itno Die sSn6uitrie
lot ldnlit einen llmfang angeucm.
men, nit Dem jebes @e;ileilnpeien gu
-ed)nen bat. Der @eoeutlrng cntipre.
.t)eno mGfit oaS Sntereiie oil oen aIl.
jabrlih ruieoerfebrenoen 9litsiteQun.
GEN. tie ein aetrenes Gpieaelbilo oes
ieipeilisan Stanbes Der sli,tonlobil.
Snouiiric .,vo.
Gas gr0Be GreigniB iiebt iinntittel.
Dor bcuor, 6enn belite gIbcilo ilimuit
Die 2luto Si)ofD ibren slnfang. Gic.
iel6c iii iUieoerum I'M groben Noro.
iliigel Der DtuiifEaae uutergebradt
imb uieIc iIeibise Sanbe regten id
geitern Gag uno Hoft, I'M aIles tii
cronen lmb 5u arrangiren, boni't,
ipcm beute 9lbeno bic 5bore ge6iinet
pcroer, oic 9lusitellilng lid, ben Se.
iudarn fir unb fertig praieniirt. sic
piro beucr GROCER uno reiter be.
id,idt iein, ais es in friiberen Sabren
Der Saa gepeien lit. gs lit bas Gin
3eitelL baB uniere Staot fir Sen
NlttOmcbiI6a'16eI inuner nlebr al Se.
ceuting selpinnt. Die glusiteQlmg
bleibt bam bis Gamstag, IA. Otto.
Der, geofiuet unb jeoen aberlb miro
auberbem Gin reidJbaItises llrterbnl.
tirngsprogranm abiolpirt. 60 peroeil
III Der eigcItliden MuiifbaIle @an.
feI6iIoer CUR Sluitrirung nes Auto.
iports ge3eigt unb ilberbies finoen
ann1erte itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Nehkprt.

Gle Nepport Cffiee fir bag Sin
einnatier @ulfsblatt" befinbet iih in
go. 339 gOrf Strakc, sesenii6er
oem GOurtbunie. :Doielbit Ieuigfei.
ten, slu5eiseu u. I. III. Biz 8 lrBr
abenbs eutgesensenommen uerben.
Selepbon SDntb 2401.
- Die Ra6ribt. baB Der republis
taniide Yrditoenti6a5ia Sanpioat
Serr Charles 6. 9ugbes na9 Sem
tudn tpmmeu ipirb. Inn Reoen gu ball
ten, 1T ben 9emptraten in bic @lisz
Der gefabren. Serr Suebes ipirb am
ndditen 9onneritas I'm 8 llbr Mor<
eens in piteoille, nm 310 in prsitonz
.ssrs. I'm 1o:40 llAr in paintspias,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Che Grlambniki6eine.

JJraut 9. Badger, 80. 2ltlanta, Sc.
tAramiuta 9arfielO, %, perrp SOMs
ISamss MuIansp. 90, 323s ainpOoo
( glpsHus.
(Mae 1ieman, %, 23o9 GaItsrn glps.
yDiaiam Sin, 90, plainDille, 8.
l@Iiie DURHAM, 18. bssgl.
)GslabOn 6. spmmes, 80, SDmlnss
I Corner, 8.
l9lnna Serrier, 25, glep burlington,
Sbio.
9DilIiam q. peterion. 35, 767 Nors
( gan Ctr.
lHoretta 5. 9ouSb, 26, 240i Spms
mes Str.
|Sames McSrOartp, 40, 241S Weit
I 6. StraBe.
lSallie Surnsr, 1s, 1918 Denper @De.
JGrant Staisl, 90, 8oubirot glps.
lRoia S4Ott. 1e, Mbite DAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

fen. sic iperben ria9 Mount Sollp
aebrcdf peroeit, Inn bort ibren Brc.
SEP ob5lnparten. Die Poli5ei erfIa-t,
oaB !reni9iteus 5ebu @ianner in Ole
4ngeIcgenbeit peripidelt iino unb bar
ipcitere g}erbaihnsen iolgen Deroeu.
Die Spur oes Wtarco WiGodEit,
NIB Der orei am Iouuerstae abeno
pier perbaiteten Staliener fonnie
ourd Die 9i5ersuiinlrler eines siuio.
mobils nit elf Yldnnern ilno elmer
6raliensperion, ipeIdles am Oonrers.
taa fiir5 Dor Dem lle6eriaIl, m nes
Ra9a oes 0iioer'idsn Seims seier.H
moroen mar, bis 5iIr bieiigen italieni.
iden Ssolonie periolet werocn,
$err v. 3. 9iioer nnb ieine 9od,.
let, sSrnI gliie Snntbers, peIdc
inni;nt e,anles y. 9fiabn, Der iid) eben.
faas IN ocr Diaidline bei,mocn batie,
Die bon Den ganoiien anaebaIt,r
ucrSen par. geitoiien ipuroen, beiiH.
ben ii6 I'M bieiisen 3efiericn Soipi.
tal, no ertlart i,aroe, baB lie scneien
irilrSen.
Ger glnbIid eines W1bhens in.
miiten bon eli Mannern in eincin
@itomo6il mar iiir be 8eippbner BON
sItiion, q :, Elm intaeipobnIifcr
gnbIid eelpeicn, uno etlidIe bon jbncn
batter it'd oie Si5ensniimnlcr gemertt.
3aOurd, bniten Geieftioes iie In Gr.
iabrilHg erbradt iino cine geIdyrei.
buig Oes W.abd)ens erbalten, melfe
nit ocrlenigen eiuer Yreibelbeeren.
Rflilderin iibereiniiimnfe.
Iicies M1oden lpuBte. ,peIGes
@egcS lid Serr 9tiSer al ben 3abI-
iagsn be6iente, nnn Dab er cine groBc
Summe 0eloes 3iir 9e3ablun8 her
iiber 800 slneeiteIIten nit iid iiibrte.
slm iriibe,i Waoreen an Sreita3
lpilroen I'M gabnboi Der 9enniplpaitia
9abn in Camden, 5. s.. sipei Static.
iler perbaitet. nls iie einen 9ug Der.
lieben, ben lie in Sanrnonton bette.
gen yniicH. Sir iuurrii ilitS ipibrriiSS Ger
5abrt Don 0eteftips beobodtet nor.
Den inb oils eirer Der Wsdnuer DON
biejen iiber ben lleberfal befraat
ipirbe, id)opite er Wer6att inb ioa
einen Reuolucr aus oem Geniter Ses
oesp0risa bobeg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

er bas 9lsidssipidt D.rlOr, trab. 81
.puroe fofort mad bn fidbtiiden Sos
.pital sebrdhi, no es ii9 bsrausitell.
ts, bab er nit sinsril 9ru6 bes red.
ten 4rms baDonsetommsE mar.
Gin Der Sirabeubabns s8eTeI'
i9ait sehorisss 9oppeIseipann
itiirSte ssiiern 9ormittag an groab'
man untsrbalb Der gisrien Strabs
in bic 4usidadtuns bic fir bic
9pdbrutpafsrlsituHs aussehobsn
pprbsn lit unb bic 5suerpsbr bate
cine pOlls Stunbs lang 81 tbun, ets
NIT Silis ron Setetrabnen bic 5Ners
aug bem @ru6en berausssfhafft psr'
ben tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
0entidbes 9beater.
pSie feliee GEsellens", Gmitipiel pOn
Errsbcr nnb Steim, ais Gr6ff.
annss.Yoritellnns.

Wtoracil Mbeno eroffnet infer 6elit.
iter WiiIielitenlpel wieoer ieine Bfor.
ten bemL bofientlib, 10 5ablreihen
Seiud, bob Die 0ariteller, ipenn iid
Der 8orbnns gum erlten Fit l)ebt,
nidt einen eir,Si9en leeren SiBplns
i'm Saiiic ieben perOen.
0tit eineni Sdlager groBen Stils
iuirb hie oiesj1brige Saiion beginner,
oenn bu bic 8eiten ia ernit genilg
iin0, nm oaran nid)t inuller erinnert
weroen gu ipollen, bat 0ireftor
SfJmio es oarauf abgeieben, ben
gublitum rDffnungaobenb 10 an.
genebm uno nnterbalteno aIs moglih
81 MAIDEN ilno aIS -slttraftion
Bresber ,lno Stein's nelles breiafti-
ges 2l,itipiel .9ie ieliae gr5ellen5"
angeiest, ben groBten grfolg Der
beiltiden 2uitipieIbiibnen felt elmer
&eibe BON Sabren.
Ole ieIiee grjeIler5" gebt IN to-.
beIloier geies,ing iiber Die gretter.
eSn Sauptrouen treten Die alten 2ieb.
hinge bes publiflms aIf, oarlinier
cor allen Die erite 2iebbaberin irdii.
lein S5eIene Stoh, glie Shnib.Gortu,
Trau SeIene 9uer8er, Gbarafierbar.
teller Serr @feper. r.gigen infer jit.
genblider SeIo Jlidlarb Seiid Der
iantoie iigen6Iitc Slonlifer Hobert
Sonnenberg-oIle IN brillarten Mol,
len unb lait but not Ieait - infer
Iieber alter @ictor WsiiIler.SubriSius,
Gbarefterfomifer, Der lid nit elmer
9ombenrole ipicoer ieinen Sreunoen,
Die Jpn lebtes Sobr 10 iebr permibten.
poriteqen mirS. Bon ben neu.engaeir.
ten arGften bes gniemble, bic auftre.
ten, iei Defenders ySerr aiebatff er.
lpabnt, Der nit elmer hilbidrn Holle
auf bem SpieIsette itebt nno gelpib
ben ibm porausgebenoen glan5enoen
9iiif beitatigen miro.
GPit einem 70 ieinen Sllitiptel, pie
nOie ieIiee @r5elIen3" es lit 1nb Der
erfIdrten 2iebIingen bes TubIifunLs
als 9ariteIler Der peri9iebenen Gol-
len lit cine 5riIIante groffltungs.
8orItellung iider, bic geipif Elm to.
tal ousoerfauftes !Saus oerbient. Ger
8croerfauf bot iia gut auseIaiiea
.lber es 1T nod cine slnSabl gutter
Siec on, Die CUR 9erfiieung iichen
uno oieic ioilten bis moraen Gbeno
ale pcrtalit iein.
Gie @oriteailHg beginnt prompt
nm 7:45 llbr unb idlieBt furs nad
3ebn.
Nteicroirte Site iino an ben bcfanr.
ten @orosrtdufsitellen 81 babc,, nam.
lid @oB Il anfantps slpotbefe an
Sine ,tno 3lD6liter Strabe, iotpie al
Der gog Office 0es Grano Sperdbau.
fec. gborUementS @eiteGlirgen rer.
Sen i'm Ieaterbureali, 31s propioent |
9ouf @ebGuoe, Eclepbon Canal |
2GG7, entge9cilgenonlnlen.
9ie Ionlcn irlb Serreu pom 1Gea.
ter.Ghor iin6 sebetert, iid beute
slbeno in Der UhriicaI grd)anee, 1907 |
9nc Strabc, 5tpeiter Stod, eirt5u.
iinocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
usfaae.

= @erbaltnibmdbis sIimpfli8 len,
geitetH 5taaTIIiittag Str dhfft sSdhhfft di:: dat::.
Sarolb Dusrmann bon go. 2130 Ra.
pine Strabs bei einem unfaIl baDcn.
Der Gndbe mar in fsinsm llehrmutb
auf bic pier,is SUB bobe Mausr IN
Der %. 9iiirift Sdul. an Der gdps
miller Sirabs nabe Der Deft MeRis
den apsnas sstlsttsrt uHS itarsts, als
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07

I'm 1890 In 2ouiia unS um 30 nb,
Nahmittass in glfblanb 5predsn
Non bier reiit Serr Snsbss mad
Spuispille. ipo ct am Iterb In einel
Wipnit 0eriammluna cine Hebe bal
ten ipirp.
= Der 4nbau gum Waiisnbaus
in golo Springs tpirb morsen eins,'
peibt perben. Der 4nbau, lpelde,
als Sdulbaus benubt perben tpiro
tpitet mebr als $1,000. Sn Der Wai'
ienanitalt befinben iih sesenipdrtia
126 WaiIen. Sn Der Ginpsibunss-
feier tpirb pfarrer Geo. aaufmann
ben Der ct. sSoIepbs aapelle bon msh,
reren @eiitliden Der gopingtoney
Oioa0ie unterltiibt iperben. Die Gin
fpei6unssfeier beginnt Radmittag&
13 llbr. 4m absnb pirb bon BEN
5rauenDerein Der ct. Spiepbs &C.
meinoe Elm Supper ierpiert iperben.
Sn benz 3uitanb Res Idpsr err
frantten qHiitent Solisitors aouii
ReuI6er mar eeitern cine selinbs
Wsnoung gum 9eIeren eingetrstsu.
= sn Der @p. ct. paulus Stride
(paitor 6. s. SausmanD feiert mor'
gen gla6mittas um a3 u6r Der
5rduenDerei, Der 9emsiloe fein Sab
resfeit. 9ei bieier @elesenbeit perosn
Die paitpren 3. 9ublmann unb g.
&ramer prebisen. 81. Qbenosottes'
bienite babea nun pieber bespnnsn
unb perben ionntGgli6 I'M balb adj
llbr dbsebalteh. Der SSrnfirmanben.
unterri9t bat begonnen uno ipirb ies
ben 9ienitas I'M 4 llbr 9admittass
unb SamItass I'm 9 llbr Wprsens
ert6eilt.
- geiibtitel @srGnberungen: 4.
9l. Srsib an $. 6. Shrpn, cine Got
an Der 4. glpenus in 0uptOn, 81;
8m. goeoeter an glubrsp Barbour,
cine Got 80 SUB SrOnt on Der 2.
2lpenue. in DaptOn, 81; Sla j.
Wc&ee an s. s. DOulon, elm Got on
Der Serracs Qpenue in Oapton. 81;
Midasl 9a6mann an Gilbert Rid,
cine Got on Der 9. Ipsnue in Oaps
ten, 81; 9iIbsn Stant, 80, unb Marp
aiIian, 81, beibs BON @iIIiamspprt,
O., erpirtten eeitern bier einsn !9sis
ratbsiaein.
= Sm Gtrcuitgeridt rei6ien
geitern Gbnaro uno 2ulu groB stn
@sIu6 elm. ppna5 es benielben ess
itattet psrbsn Iou, bic 5sjabrise aas
mslba 9. 8rpb unb ben 3sjdbrissn
GbparO grOb gu oboptiren. Die
&inbsr ipurhen angsbIih bon ibren
GItern psrloiIsn. SObn apn6 pers
tlast Sno. g. CRATER auf $10S3
StuOsnerIas. gr srtldrt, bab er
am %. Iusuii b. 5. BON benz @srs
tIasten tbGtIia angesriifen tpurbe.
= Die 9robsei6iporsnsn bsIddfs
tigsn fid sessnpdrtis nit ben 5all
besglnpaItes Mart WlilIer, pel6er Der
GrpreFuns befdulbist lpirb. - Si.
poIissiridter BON Retppprt, 8enepue.
Dupton uno Sort Sbomus finb gleias
fdIs oprgelaben ipprben, nm Iuss
tunft iiber Tie SuIpenbiruns bon nrs
tbetleH in seipiiisn JdlIsn gu geben.
= Die aous.tionen fir bus Spesrs
oofpttal baben bis eeftern @beno
s18,351.15 ergeben. Sm 0ans.n
'r[Isn sur Seduns Ses Delights $780,
900 qeiamrelt Ipsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-07
Gbriitian Seiencc.

Snl Sigh tSd,ooI sliioitorium gu
gacrpooo bdlt Or. @alton Sub6nro
ans Spofane, Naib. Monta9
slbeno iiber ,Gbriitim Seienee" inio
,foar inter ben ?luipiBien Der 9lcr.
lpoooer Stride bieies Suits. Der gor.
trag lit frei unb oas BubIitum ein.
deIQoeu.
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Grittlaiiise
Ohio
unS anoere
Wt,t,,i5ipnl : 8pnbs.
sufe SepOiit gOrss $500.
Western German Bank
6fe IL. unb gine Ctr.
9bone Canal 178.

pOIi5iit ellIsn Gbriitp ssIaHs q
seiiern nuG langersr SsBiasb in bs'
9essnb Der Gilbert unb 8eresforb
glpsHus einsn aueeHi9einlid tolllpii.
thenben sfurtsrrier burf, einen ipobls
se3ieltsn S6uB Sur Strede 81 brin'
gen, absr crit naabsm Der a6tsr d4l
anbere 5unbe ssbiifen batts. Das
3bisr psruria9te In Der Nadbars
fdait seitipeilis cine selinbe panii.
aber aliidiideripeiis purbs yienflnb
bon ibm ssbiiisn.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
REMINISCENT
W1PILtD fpOf TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Gramma hay was selling In la
Junta for IS per ton.
Charles Little was appointed gang
foreman at the Santa Fe shop. e.
fec,ive August l. 1896.
A. c. Draper departed for Helena.
Mont, TO attend convention OF the
Woodman OF the World.
The first shipment OF cantaloupes
was made from Rocky Ford on July
27th-twen,y years ago.
Fireman John Brown and Mrs.
Susie Brown, nee Susie Lane, Sere
married at Colorado Springs
Las Animas lost to the La Junta
team by score OF % to 3. Some ball
game, that. and some team, evident
ly.
The Mayor OF Newdale had his
first cantaloupes on the market on
I
"A little late this year.
The La luna Times and Democrat
were consolidated on account Of the
newspaper field not being broad
or fertile enough TO sustain three
newspapers.
The La Junta team went 10 TrIni-
dad and won ball game from the
Engles by u score of 20 TO 7. Let us
hope that they will do that well In
the game today.
Jake Klein and family returned
from Pueblo. but had not decided
definitely where they would locate.
After twenty years Jake has prob
ably decided that La Junta will do,
J. +. Blattenbury sold his interest
In THE Lobby" to Dick Eddloman.
who took possession August /. 1896.
Mr.. Blattenburg went to Gallup. N.
NJ. TO take u trick ms dispatcher on
the Atlantic 4 Pacific.
The artesian well being put down
by the city had reached n depth OF
$40 feet. and had a flow OF thirty
four gallons per minute. Work WAS
stopped with the intention OF secur-
Ing the services OF an experienced
all sh a.. - -.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

desire to announce that ] am a
candidate for county commissions
from Commissioners District No. s.,
subject TO the will of the voters Al
the republican primaries on septem-
Der 18th.
LEE GREEDY.
Manzanola, July 10, 1916.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

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SPEAKNG7
HB12JDrMND
RREp NRElNESS
PREPAREDNESS.

rnhhnpN n mn m n Al at
ceosod THO covo MAN cough, ~
nrotec, himso,t md family, h,. no, %
a clrh s,o,o horor on, ,o,r ,,.
sv,ora aud snoo ~ ,o,, a ,,
I.o,er whom tho uso NJ ON, roys..r
was discovorod tho guns ., 5i,,ara,,
calihro have hoo, tho wo,no, ., o,-
t,cl and doforso until ro,, ,,o, byo
tho madam h,,tIoobi, and tho bio
coast dosensa gnrs
'"'oush an ''"'e ma" nome mas
oeen MS castle ana II mas oeeh ms
""'! W project ms FANNY ana iriehos
and murder. Families were grouped
into villages and cities and these into
states and nations. The old feudal
IDEA that might makes right, has to
great extent been the governing
principle of man throughout the
ages.
rro" '''ne 10 ,'me great leaders
nave "Ppea''u Oh 'he scene IKE Alex
""ue' tue 'rea'' the 'aesars ana On
uo"h 10 Napoieoh' VINO sought TO
conquer 'he world ana ny force OF
arms nave compeiiea the weaker ma
uohs 10 submit ana become slaves
anu 10 pay tribute 10 the cohqueror
Inns same spirit " rampant To-Day.
LOOK AT Africa emma ihdia' ana ev-
en 'Ni'iZed christian EUROPE where
OF the barbarians. And what is the
goal sought? Fame. mower and com
mercial supremancy.
IN the pioneer days the early set
iI'r Iouhd IL necessary 10 build iorts
ammunition on hand, in order to pro-
tect home and family from the saw
ages and robber. And today we have
policemen. sheriffg. anr nolica off
GERS TO protect our homes from ROT.
herN, raplne ana murder. The peni-
tertiary and the rallows awaits the
criminal II is the fear OF these that
holds in check the criminal So IT is
with na,.Jns. nuke 14-3D. "or
what king, as he goeth TO encounter
another king In war, will not SIT
down first and take counsel whether
he Is able with ten thousand TO meet
~" '"a, '', , "s"'''' "'"n WIN
'' '''''''
Nations often 70 to war over very
trivial matters. and the conoueror Is
not always the one who has right and
Justice on his side. Blu. victory ren-
orally rests with the biggest guns ana
the best trained army.
lhefe IN an Ola axiom "hich says:
IN tihie o' peace prepare Tor war
have "a
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
La Junta Tribune
FRED IL. MASON
Editor and Proprietor

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
OFFICIALS ARE NAMED
FOR U. S. PATENT OFFICE

The President today cent to the Sem
ate the nomination Of Robert F. White
head of Virginia, to be nrst assistant
commissioner of patents. and Of Fran
els W. NJ. Clay Of Pittsburgh. to be as
sistant commissioner of patents.
He also sent to the Senate the nomi-
nations Of Samual E. Fouts of North
Carolina and James T. Newton of
Georgia to be chief in the
patent Office.
The appointments, which are subject
to ratification by the Senate, are ex-
pected to take effect on July /, ac-
cording to statement made this after
noon by the chief clerk of the patent
office.
Mr.. Whitehead was appointed to the
ONCE in 1902 as fourth assistant ex-
aminer and has served in various ca :
pacities in the office since that date.
On May S. 1914, he was appointed as
slstant commissioner.
Mr. Clay was appointed to the office
IN 1898 and served until 1900, when he
resigned. Originally from Kentucky, he
became practicing attorney in Pitts
burgh after his resignation. He is ex-
pected to arrive in Washington some
time prior to July l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 20.-The cotton
market was more active than for sew
eral weeks at the opening today, and
first prices were 10 to 16 points higher
in response to a sharp advance in Liv-
erpool. Reports of peace riots abroad
and the bu1lish view of a possible break
with Mexico as influence on cotton
values were also factors. and there was
active covering on the advance. which
carried october contracts up to 1910
and December 1924. or about II to 1S
points net higher during the early trad
ing.
Private cables attributed the advance
in Liverpool to primers calling and
light offerings, AMI houses with Liver
pool connections were moderate buyers
here
Futures opened steady. July, 1l.s5;
October, 1905; December, 1920: Janu-
airy. 1880: March. 13.43.
The early Liverpool buying here was
estimated at fully $4,000 bales while the
advance uncovered stop orders, with
October contracts selling up to 1914
and December to 1929 during the mid
die of the morning. or about % points
net higher. The demand then tapered
off somewhat and there were reactions
of or points from the best under
realizing which was proba bly, promoted
by reports of rising temperatures in
the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
NAVAL PROGRAM CALLS
FOR SIX CAPITAL SHIPS

A naval building program. providing
for at least six capital ships. including
two dreadnaughts. was agreed upon to-
day at White House conference be-
tween President Wilson, Secretary
Daniels and Chairman Tillman and
Senator Swanson of the Senate naval
committee.
This years naval bill. as passed by
the House. authorizes five battle crui-
sers, but no battleships The admins
tratlon will make every effort to have
the Senate enlarge the program.
After the conference the Senate COM
mittee appointed Senators Tllman,
Swanson and Lodge to consider the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
Austrians Retire rs Miles.
Success Due to Study.

LONDON, June 20.-The Times Petro-
grad correspondent sends the following
interview with Gen. Brusiloff. command
er of the Russian forces fighting against
the Austrians and Germans:
The speedy successes we have at
tanned are not the product of chance or
Of Austrian weakness, but represent
the application Of all the lessons we
have learned in two years of bitter
warfare against the Germans. In every
movement. great or small. that we made
this winter, we have been studying the
best methods of handling the new prob
lens which modern warfare presents.
The main element of our success
was due to the absolute coordination
of all the armies involved and the care
fully planned harmony with which the
various branches of the service sup
ported each other.
"On our entire front the attack began
at the same hour. 1t was impossible
for the enemy to shift his troops from
one quarter to another, as our attacks
were being pressed equally at all points.
IF we are able to take Kovel there
is every reason to believe that the whole
eastern front will be obliged to fall
back. as kovel is really the center
which has been extraordinarily useful
for INSTRUMENTATION between the
Germans and Austrians. That this
menace is fully realized is obvious from
the fact that the Germans are support
ing this section with all available troops
from the west and north"