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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
INTERNATIONAL
 EGG LAYING CONTEST

The hens in the laying contest at Storrs eased off a bit from their record performance of last week. The drop was so slight that it might almost be considered within the limit of experi- mental error as it averaged just three tenths of egg for each pen of 10 birds. The twenty-third weeks yield amounted to 4,622 compared with 3,898A for the corresponding period last year or a gain of more than 700 eggs.
 Tom Barron's pen of English Wy andottes won first place with 61 eggs. This is two eggs better than any pen has laid in any week since the con test started last November. Homer P. Dening's pen of Rhode Island Reds from Winsted, and Obed G. Knights pen of White Wyandottes from Bridgeton, R. T., tied for second place with 58 eggs each. Rock Rose Farms s pen of Barred Rocks from Katona,h, N. r.. won third place with 56 eggs.
 There are 21 pens of Rhode Island Reds in the contest and they come from nine different states, nevertheless Connecticut breeders supplied the three best show pens. On the basis of 1000 for perfect, s. G. McLean's pen from South Glastonbury scored Se8; Springda1e Poultry Farms pen from
 
 dag's pen from Danbury scored 89O. The average for the entire 21 pens was 872 points. The two best individuals were in the best pen; hen No. 394 scored 3 and hen No. 393 scored 92 F points. In this connection 1t should be made plain that the judges work was done on the 1OO-poin basis. When, however, one begins to total up the scores of more than 200 hens each marked to the fraction of a point, it is obviously more accurate to use a larger scale. Thus on the Hotpoint basis the first two pens mentioned above would have been tied at an ev- craze of 899z each. The fact was, however, that the total score of the | 10 birds in one case was 898 and of the other 10 birds was 897. On the 1, 1,OOO-point basis the difference be l tween the scores of these two pens 1 is brought out, otherwise it would be | lost sight of.
 The three best pens in each of the principal breeds are as follows:
 Plymouth Rocks.
 Jules F. Francais, (Barred) w.
 Hampton Beach, L. I. ...... 79s Rock Rose Farm, (Barred) Ka-
 tonah, N. Y. 720 Branford Farms, (White) Groton 703
 Wyandottes.
 1 4O1u 1odI1OL, \ w 111ISJ Actt1OTI1,
 England ......... s7O Obed G. Knight, (White) Bridge
 ton' R. l. 96l | P. w. Backus. CWhite) Chatham, Ontario ....... 836
 Rhode Island Reds.
 Jacob B. Jansen, North Haven.: 79t A. w. Rumery, DanviI1e, N. H. 794 Hi11view Poultry Farm, St. Al
 bans, Vt. 7S1 White Leghorns.
 Will Barron, BartIe near Preston, EnSlanQ 0zc 1 Tom Barron. Catforth, near Pres
 ton, England ....... 75s Frank R. Hancock, Jacksonville L. CC-l t4@
 Miscellaneous.
 Oregon Agricultural College (Ore-
 gons), Corvallis, Ore. ...... 65$ | J. Co1linson, (Black Leghorns)
 Barnacre, Garstang,, England 657 | A. Schwarz, (B1ack Rhine1anders)
 Burlingame, Cal ........ 641
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
SINKING OF. SPANISH
 SHIP WORRIES PARIS

Paris, April 1S-The minister of marine stated today that the sinking of the Spanish steamship Sant Anderi- no was a. delicate question and that it would be unsafe to express a. positive opinion on the real cause of the disas- ter. He admitted the possibility of a floating mine as the instrument of destrdction but said he could make no declaration until the inquiry or dered by the government had been completed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
AMERICAN DEsTROYERS
 PATROL PHILIPPINES

Manila, April 13-American torpe- doboat destroyers are patro1nng the Philippine coasts, inquiring the iden- tity and all information regarding the coastwiSe and other vessels un- der way. War vessels. of the allies are also watching these waters. An unknown cruiser halted the vessel Vizcaya, off Corregidor, on Wednesday might An American destroyer came up and communicated with the cruis- CT, after which the latter withdrew.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
Engineering Society
 Members Confer On
 Preparedness Plans

Chicago, April 13-A two day con ference of delegates from engineering societies from New England to Cali fornia, representing the views of 1O0,- 900 men who are regarded as ''Pro- fessional Engineers" began here to- day, being called by a 'tget-together'' spirit that the recent agitation on the subject of preparedness has inspired. even among conservative professional men, notably electrical, mining and civil engineers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
ROYALTY PRAYs FOR PEACE.

Paris, April 13-Severa1 members of the Austrian imperial family. includ- ing Arch Duchess Zita, wife of Arch duke Charles Francis, heir to the throne, Maria, Theresa wife of Arch duke Carl Stephen, and Archduchess Leopold Salvador, with seven sons, took part in a pilgrimage headed by Cardinal Archbishop of Vienna. to the sanctuary of the Madonna of Ze1l to inpIore peace, according to a spe- cia1 despatch from Rome.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13

N1ISC6IIAntOUS. Oregon Agricultural College (Ore- gons), Corvallis, Ore. ....... 65 J. Co1linson, (Black Leghorns) Barnacre, Garstang, England 65 A. Schwarz, (B1ack Rhine1anders) Burlingame, Cal. ....... GA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
Posr oFF1CE NOTES.

Postmaster Charles F. Greene an- nounced yesterday that there will be a collection of mail from the box at Noble avenue and Richardson stIaNet at g o'clock at night hereafter. This has been petitioned by residents of that neighb orhood.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
Young Entertainers
 of Normal School
 Appear in Concert,

Normal school scholars are to take part. in a concert and entertainment program of great interest and musical depth, at assembly. hall, Bridgeport High school, Friday evening, April IA. The program which will begin at 8 o'clock combines a. cast of some of the most prominent dramatically inclined and vocal students in the Eighth and junior grades, including Miss Aimee Andrews. John Anderson, Cecil Bridge, Oscar Glauder, John Daley, Archie Paradie, Roy Welch, Helen Osborn, Hazel Peck, and Marion Chew. Mrs Leslie Vaughan will act as accom- panist- The City Normal School Glee club and orchestra will take prominent parts.
 The program, which is divided into three parts. the second section of which has the musical selections pleas antly interwoven with a light dra-
 Part One.
 War March of the Priests Men de11ssoEn-B. c. N. s. Orchestra.
 Swing Song" Loehr.-B. c. N. s. G1ee Club.
 .@The Lost Chord.s su1livan-B. C.. N. S. Orchestra.
 .-The Dance in the Dell9,' Lowen- lstamm--B. C. N- S. Junior Class.
 Part Two. An Evenings Entertainment on the Steamship tMokado,'' en route to Ja- pan.
 ..cantaDi1e,'' st. saensTce1o Solo. Louis GaIbiati-
 Absence A Chinese song-Aimee Andrews
 Boys Chorus. (a) Nancy Lee,' (b) tfThe Midshipmite,'' John Anderson, Cecil Bridge, Oscar C1auder, John Da- ley, Archie, Paradis, Roy xWelch. Romance and Bolero,'' DancIa- Miss Helen Osborn, AccompaniBt, Mrs Leslie Vaughan.
 Star spangled Banner Eighth Grade C1a&s- ] Part Three.
 Row Us Swiftly Carhpana-B. c. N. s. Junior Class.
 Spanish Dance. Hazel Peck and Ma rion. Chew.
 'sTo a Wild Rose" McDowe1l. "Piz- I zicato," Latann-B- c. N. s. Orches- tra.
 .'The Land of Dream.'' Marzo-B. c. N s. GIee Club
 "Gavotte,' Adam-B- c. N 4.s. Or I chestra.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13
MASONIC NOTES.

A special cohvocation of Jerusalem Chapter, No. 13, R. R. M. will be held at Masonic Temple, at which you are requested to be present. Friday, 7:3O o'clock D. m. The M. M. degree will be conferred
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-13

A huge mass of earth and rocks plunged down the Palisades in New Jersey. The noise of the avalanche alarmed residents in Jersey City, Wee hawken and Hoboken, but no one Is known to have been hurt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

III @ufle6sn rresen=
Der. proSsS miro in Den ndhIten 5ae
gen Die YariIer Seffsntlihteit bea
lddfti9en. Mnseflagt lit Elm unSdbs
lise Mlale oorbeftrafte 9o6ltapler
uno @inbreder nanlens Yalmarini,
Der III 5ranfreid) bereits cine Mrt
ron1antiider 9%sriipmtbeit erianst bat.
9teie ct a6enteuerlibe 8erbre6er, Der
in leinem langen 2eben INNER ipie=
Der in oas @efdngnis panoerte, ipll
Dor allem bur9 leine auberproentlid)e
Safe Der lleberreounsstunit ousge=
seidnet Iein, Die es Inn ipaar mig
LID mahte, Die Gefdngnisparter uno
anoere @mtsperionen porii6srgebsno
arf feline geite gu %brinsen. Nad
Ieiner lesten Sreilohung trat er uaz
ter Dem Sitel oes Directors elmer
aonooner 8antoaentur alf, Sic nid)ts
G~srin9eres beahiiatiste. al5 i'm gum
Nadfplger oe5 grt0nies Manlel in
gortugal 81 MAIDEN. @pnie Dos
portugisllde &0nisrei6 pieoerbersez
iteut lei, piirbe er feline Mithlfer
aus ben fabelbaften Sddben beg ppr=
tsaieIiiGen 6pfes entIhdoieen. 5at=
Id6lib iGlo6en Iih nambafte frnn=
30iiIGe Teri0nl:6fsiten pieIer ipnz
ocrbaren rgerl6p0rltns" oss 61idh=
rigen 9erbrebers on. 8esrsiflidtrz
peile iiebt nan Der Nufoedmlg Die
ler &rpnprdtenoentengeIdi tbte nil
srDbter Spamuag eutsessn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
Mencs aug Muliue.

3nei Mal mr1Btc iid eeIterr Mil-
ton sofpalb Dor Trieoensridter Sreo
e1ltrifin rnter oerlelbem 9elhnloi-
9l111g peralltpurtel1 ll,lo bcioe Male
CT atd freiaeiprod)en. 81,
Dem erltc1 Sale lpar Somoib beldall=
olgt morncl, letteln Sonutaa M5eno
elrem Nrbciter Ser @iliams. @bite
Y 50. I'M 6arnilp Gbcater @6egeniiber
Srobltngen allsgcitoben g., baten,
ole er perlpirtlidcn moQte, fals Ser
lelbe ipleoer SIT icinem Mrheusplab
5llrlldfebren piirOe. 1a nidt aenii-
gerlo @epeismaterial sege,1 sen Au-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
4hiloo pliiae Sc

Nbilo p4ii4e 8ez
t T atA iuns. Slaoeat: u&luse5
sier, 10 he Spine. @ra6e Dor meiz
mem sii6eridrant lat tie ihr gtss
aelpaNnt. Oils pb fie piibte, oaG Tie
Do niat seIt6rt pirS".
Die Mu5tInftei. Sritl:
rSantdea, tann Elm Menl4 phne
Ser5 leben2"
sonte: uNeia. JriBl."
Jrisl: nIapodlsn lebt oher bnd!
1lno M}ama last imrler, er hattie teiu
!9er5 i'm 2sibe!!"
@orfidtige SuFim.
gater: n5ier Eait Oh 80
M}art - oa5 miro luohl fir Sen gNo=
not seniIsen?"
Stloent: n90AIt pahri6einli@
nsroe ih oanit rielleidt m0gIiderz
meile alstommen."
getdtigrng, Gin Sri
tltsr iAreibt in ieiner &ritit: Ser
rlDoefte Soiot idreibt better llno tla=
RET ots oieIcr ~ic4pGdliebe Gpigpne!!"
Der 6etreffenpr S6riftlteller anti
portet: n@timm!, sic l1rsiben
beile r lno tlarer ols ia!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

ltllfer 6ie MGuber mill Elm Mann
aefallen lein, Ser icinen Narlen NIT
Sim SuabeS noer @oos ollooh, ais
er aeltcrn Gormittag nit blutbeoef-
tenn &ople Dor Sic 4nlagen Ser
GeopIes &oper Company, nabe ser
%. StraBe llno 2. Mpenlle, fam unb
INN Silfc bat. Ser Gerlette .batte
cine ldjlpere @luloe am Goroerfppf.
9taG lciller lleberfiibrul,g in bas bic
,lige @oipital ltelten bie @er3te felt.
BOB er bodlrmabrifeinlidl einen
Sdaoelbrlld crlitten batte. 9(n Sem
Mnffpmllen oes Sduperperlebten
miro ge5meifclt.
@lgbes beridjtete Ser Goli3ei, oab
er lid NIT 5pei Mann1ern in Sen
@anair-anlagen am 6llbe Scr %.
(straBc aufgebalten babc. Gr mia
BON olele1 NIT eincm it1mpfen Sc
9ellltollo oltf ben &opf eeidlascn uno
Damn llnl leine aus $40 heitebenbe
lsaarldoft beraltbt morben Ieill. Ser
@erleste mobnt smei Meilcn moro
lpelllld) BON Iapenport lulo arbeitete
5llebt 6ei So. Sbaaberg, eillem Sob
let9allolcr in Molil1e..ma
Sin ld}redlid)er Mnblid BOT iidl qe=
tern Morge1 eincm sfrbeiter, ser i'm
ben Setter oes graop=Bebduoes, mel
dies g%egenpdrtig on Der "a. gtraBe
lulo Iritten Mpel1lle errid,tet miro,
tanr. Slt elmer grobel1 9lutlod,e lag
George golano aus 9apellport in
lehlolem 3ltitalro. 3eerieIbe mar all
geI1ldleillli6 BON elmer Setter gefallel,
llllo batte 10 eiler i1hcn Soo erlei=
, Sen mii1lcn.
Ser @erltorbene mllroe 9ienstQa
Mbero gegen balb 10 llbr ,5ulebt bon
1reo sSope aus Davenport geieben.
S1e Mtal1l1er batten Sen s(beno alt=
lanrll1elr perlebt nto 9olano trel1nte
lld) lblieBlid} BON .ici1llem 6rel1noe
NIT Der Mhiid)t, iofort llad) @al1le 81,
tabrell. Iope erflartc, oab @olano
llldlt I'M gerillgitel lllter oe1n gil1=
fll1B alfoboliider @etranfe mar.
ytad) %Nlffinoung Ser 2eide Der
breitcten it'd @eriidtc, oaB Ser Or
better erll1oroet moroen lei. Iieles
lpllroe aus Ser S6atiad)e geid)loiien,
oob Ser Soote cine @ltnoe iiber Ser
lilrfen sdlafc 1llo int 8clidlt ol1f=
ples. 1ieie @%erletlrllget lpareu lie.
opd ld)ellibar oaollrdl berheigefiibrt
Dob Der &prper bei bem sSane qcaell
@eltei1 ld]llta. 3ie 9eid)e ml,roe in
oas @ceroiann9sinititnt bon Charles
u. Wbalel1 gebrad)t, no ser &orpner
teif1elt S'1qleit %ab6altcn miro.
! allf 6lpbe MISUNDERSTANDING fin iinS
5pc1 M%terlfaller altf cine Seitoonet
BON 20 5agelt in oas Golu1tpgefanq.
nib gebradt DorOen. Die clbe1 lpl1r.
ben anl Mittmod Abeno, fl,rs Dor
Wtttternad1t OH ser 81. Strabc, ,pi.
lden Der 3meiten mo Iritte,l slpe.
lllte, III @dtt geltonmlel1, neil lie lid
peroad)tig bcnabmel1. Sic @e5nroeu
alallbel1, oab Die beioen M%erifoner III
lester 3eit melrere fleine Ginbriidt
altsgcfilbrt baben.
Sn &od Ssla,lo licben iid acitcrr
Die folgel1oen Gcrioncn @ciraths-Gr
lallbnibld,eiae m1sitellcn:
@crbert Mnoerlon nao Sri. Slice
9ploen, 1es Moines, Sa.
Soltis s. Slaoel ltlto SRI. Magoa.
lel1a @orlanA Hod Sslallo.
@apoea Sauna ltllo Jrau Seilit
! ! NaDnc, Decline.
Sanes y. Slttdinion ms Sri
Atar9aret SlafeIep, Milan.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

geflagten oorgebrodt iperbea fonnte,
erfolgte ieilte Ireiiprehums.
&l1r5 Dor Mittag COB .Sranf Men-
oell, ein mloerer Arbeiter Ser @il-
liams, @bite & 50. cine %beidpporelle
allis lage ab, DOB i'm Somalb ebel1=
faas beorobt babe. 3ieler Sal fam
geltern 9tadmlittog nod sur 8erbano-
lung, in belien erfolate al1d) bier cine
6reilpredlu1g oolt Sopolb.
Gin nettes 9iiridden ifeint Ser
16 Sabre alte Glapton Gaoerlp 5lt
lem, Ser ieinem Nrbeitgeber, Go.
8loonlquiit, Der on ser is. StraBe
ut1o 3. apenlre eiuer Mebaerlooen
betreibt, ange6lid $40 8aargelo
ltabl. Ser iunse Mann mobnt nit
leinen Glterr go. 1919 gierte ape=
rlle u1o muroe crit Dor menigen $50
d)en bon @loomquilt als 2aufburide
dngeltelt.
@noelteute oes @%epGfroume5 ser
aod Sslano Station, bie iid an ser
10. StraBe 6efinoet, mad)ten geitern
W5orgen, ais tie ibr Sagenerf begin=
men molltelt, oie nr1angenebme Gut
oeflng, baB elm 3ieb mabreno ser
Der flolle1en 9tad]t in benlelben ge=
Drungel1 NOR nr1o einer fleinen apf-
ter geltoblen batte. lQs mlttbmaBli=
d]en I6ater bat man cinen Moln in
geroadt, Ser Wittnod Nadmittag
Mlebrere Wfale in Ben @epadralm
fan l1o I'M bie Ausbal1oigung Iei=
l1es Sanbfoiers bot, mas jeood)
nldt geideben fonrte, neil nod Or
preBgeblibren allf oemielben marel1
ll1lo Der llnbefannte ieillen 4nsaben
llad feil1 @elO batte.
Sn elmer meiteren abge6alteuer1
Ser ammlung, oie ebeniall5 in Der
bleligen 0ffentliden 9ibliotbef ltatt=
fano> mnroe 6rau 6raltf @ates aaen
aus ale1oale einltimmig sur 8raii-
oertln Der telgegriinoeten @on1an's
9ngbes aQiallce" %gepablt. 9ie
Nereilligllng miro li1 a1e Mii6e ge.
ben, INN %oemrlad)lt eillen Sieg oel
3eplblifaner in bieliger @eseno 81
lidern.
3u gbren Ser bieiigen Sel1ermebr
leute peranitaltete oie crit fiir5li6 se
grll1loete Gereinigung, melte Ser
Nanlen vMoline Sire Sans" fiibrt
EN- ganfett III Der 3entral=Seuer
lpebrltatlon, oas einen irtereiiantel
uno barmpniid)en Gerlauf llatm
W}ebrere befan1te @erren bielten Mn
lpraden, IN Denen lie sic Mblidtel
llllo 3iele Der Gereinigultg, namlid)
oaB ollie 6euermebrleltte Slt penlions
beredtlsten 3ioilbearlten genaad
meroen ioaten, erlalltertelr.
Mud in Sit M}pline baben sic &c
mpfraten ei1en id)meren SdJIag crit
ten, mos ans Ser ioeben erfolgtel
@%riinoung oes u@lagbes=Sairbar1f
Glabs" erlid)tlid lit. l%lngefabr 20(
Nerlpnen batten it'd in BEN Mail,u1el
oes Commercial Clubs eingeitellt, 10,
Die p%crrnal1ente @riil1bnng Ser Gerei
l1t9lt11g poll5ogen ml1roe. @erm MIDI
olle Mn5eld1en triigen, merbeat, 81,
arbeiten oteier Gereiniglug nit gr
folg gefront perbe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
SEM Staotratbssimr1ner S

TNl 0em MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
Stuotbollc mllroe aeitern glbeno cine
Mal'elperl mu1llulg a~bgehaltcn, IN
Scr Bic Glane filr Sen offcntliGelt
gmpfu1a bon G~i5epralioent Sbomas
u. Warihall beIproden mltroen. ge~
grciflid1ermeile hatte lid III lester
3eit piel Snterelie fiir oas &onr1elt
oes bphen 9eanlten bennerfbar &C.
madlt uno oiclem lll1ltuno lit es olttb
mobl SIT peroanfent oab lih pieIc
Gerlonen SIT Ser Gerianlmllng eill@
geitcllt batten. Marlbau miro Nrei=
taa Mbeno III einem spe5ial51g bier
anfonlnlen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05
Mrues aus MuscQtiue.

@i1em beoal1erliden lllfan fiel
Die Sc Sabre alte 6ralt 6. Bridges,
cine Ser b%efan1ltelteu gepobreril1ncn
Don Dit Sill, in Ser @obrllng ibrcr
Iod)ter, Srau 9. @. Glllie, lpeld)e
an Der Sherman StraBe mobllt, sum
Spter, >ba tie allf u1al1fgeflarte @ei=
le altt oem Spfe bi1lter Der @o5nn1llg
altsrutldte nno nit oerartiger @lldt
SIT @ooen fiel, oaB lie eille1 @rl1d)
oes red)te1 Mrmes, gerabc mterbalb
oes @aboger1s, erlitt. Sic @reiiir
ml1roe in balb bepubtloien1 3llitano
al1fgeiltnoen 1tl1b in oie @obl1ultg if
rer Spd)ter gebradt. Sb ibres Dor
gcld)rlttenen Mlters bat iid ibr 3l1-
ltaro oils altBerlt beoenflid ermieien.
Mit fnapper Mptb entging ser 6
Sabre alte Sobn BON %. u. Guilln,
Der OH Der Sn1allep Mpenl,e molynt,
ldlperen @erlesrllgell, als CT Don eli
lle1n 8agelt i%tiir5te, an Sen er lid
llad Illtoerart gebangt batte. @ill=
ter Dem @agen befano iid) cine W}a
ldlne, Die 5lln @eidlen Ser 2allo=
ltraben berl1st. miro, mlo Sic Maoer
oieier Wfaid)il1e ginge1 iiber Sen
&prpcr oes lngliidlidben &naben.
Ger 2ettere crlitt idppere @erleblllt=
acll ont &opf nno es miroe linn All
Berocm icocr 3abn I'M Mllloe gebro.
hen.
Ger W11scatine Chapter Ser Slime
rifaniiden Gotbe &rell5. @eiealdait
mltroe bel Ser lesten Ser iammlllng,
Die i'm @otel Mltscatine ~abaebaItelt
mllroe, %organiitrt. Ser Charter mar
bon ser Mational=g ereinignng glltse-
bclBen i%poroelt, mdbrel1o IN ser Ser
lonmlnng lelblt bie &onItit,,tipn inns
Die Electromagnetic %angenpnmen mllr.
ben. Srdltlein emma UNDERWOOD lit
5llr temporaren @oriiterin "ernal1lt
lpor0e1.
Yer uMl1scatine SIS Gllb" mirb
bellte Mbello, begilneno I'M halls Z
llbr, eit @anfett i'm @oteI @ra1o
peranitalten. Gs miro ermartet, bab
lid ieoes Mitglieo eiultellell miro.
SIT ser @eidaftsper Sic
nad oem @anfett ~abaebalten miro,
lolen Die n1leren 9l1ne fir 1ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

@inter=Saiion b~eiprod}elt meroen.
slith meroen bel bieier @elegenbeit
Die Sabresbcrld)te slit Gerlcillng
fomnllel, Die 5lpeifellos bon ieoer
mann ~aebiltreno anerfalr1t meroelt
oiiriteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-05

RadikaIbeilAng der nerven$tbwdtbe.
e - @dsDo9si n aMna. g ennnsaAEas se5ast bon seHnunasIeHs.sit unb idsatsn
s sa.saai9 Mbna anmd Ss e @lIstss uaD J sr gsb,raft4 Soto sasarss. sHassaoIlasn, gta9t
Ishae M. uno aaa adn - erharea aug n benz q aeeaoiranom nit aMs goqsn tnasas=
abrs unb gMheaMud nad einr n0i9 usn.n GftDm ai sinsn gaIaa gebsit pen,n.
GNeS tntrtNante unb Rhruide BUD (nemteA uhoa0 nnl4e5 bon Sung b at damn unt
Sau aMeu nerbn ioN. nWb gasaG hiea6uns BON Is Gents in gaefuarhn peranbt bon Mr
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Santa Fe EmpIos- "sideswiped"

Joe Harris. a recent arrival from
Wynnewood. Okla. who has been in
the employ OF the Santa Fe as n
hostler helper for less than a week.
was seriously injured about II
o'clock Thursday night while riding
on the side of an engine. being "side-
swiped" while passing a freight car
and having his right leg below the
knee so badly crushed that II had
to be amputated. His left leg was
also badly lacerated and bruised.
Farris has been In town for abou,
month. but had only been working
for the Santa Fe for few days. He
is reported to be getting along as
well as could be expected.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Big shipment of Cattle

Last Tuesday the Prairie Cattle
Company shipped 1916 head OF cat.
tie to Geneseo. Kan. They were
loaded In forty-three 40-foot cars.
and presented an unusually fine ap-
pearance from a stockman's point OF
view. They were rushed through on
the trip on record time. on the day
following another shipment OF i0t3
head was made by IN. company to
the same destination. The Prairie
Cattle Company Is making strenu-
Gus effort to make cleanup OF all
their holdings In this section before
the first OF ia. year.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN
BY Paul Rogers
Football Practice

Football practice was commenced
last week with h. w. Bell, of Will
liam-Jewell College coaching About
twenty-five or thirty men turned out
to try for the various positions. This
is very encouraging. as IL will give
the first team chance TO get
real scrimmage practice which is nee
essary to develop a winning eleven,
The lack OF this practice was notice
able to great extent last year. as
1t was impossible to get enough men
out to have the scrimmage thus
causing the team to go into the first
game with no real practice, other
than signals and the usual prelim-
mary work.
The lineup this year presents prac-
tically all new faces, as only four
men in the lineup have had any pre-
vious football experience. This and
the light tonnage of the team is quite
handicap, which ii is hoped will be
overcome by the speed that is being
developed with practice.
The contract has been LET for
cleaning the grounds and installing
the goal posts. and the field will be
in readiness in the next few days.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Sunday school Day

The otero County Sunday School
Association. In conjunction with all
the county associations. is entering
upon a state wide campaign. for q
Go 10 Sunday School and Stay to
Church" day on October LIST All pas
tors are urged to preach on Christian
Education on that day.
Their. are many great days In Col
orado. but with every one heartily
cooperating. We can make October
1st the greatest day OF all. All sun
day Schools OF this city and th. sur
rounding community should cooper
at. In getting as many to SUNDAY
School on that day as possible
There will be hearty welcome for
every one and all others that you
bring with you.
Yours for n bigger and better sun
day Schools and churches. and a
greater Colorado for the sak. ol
Christ and humanity.
J. ". MCNEIL.
Sunday School Director for La Junta
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-23
Special Notice

Candidates should not hold back
subscriptions until the last day OF
the Special offer but turn them IN
ms secured.
Tribune's automobile and prize con-
test Is given in today's issue. and
holds In store for the contestant
and their supporters something Of
great interest. The contest Is going
along now with snap and vim, aud
on all sides the interest displayed
is particularly keen.
Already n number OF candidates
are actively engaged In securing
subscriptions. and before many days
have elapsed there will be others
who have not yet made up their
minds 10 compete who will be In the
race to win. Hut long delays are
dangerous. ms others at this momen,
may be calling upon your friends
or relatives. Let them understand
that you have decided TO enter the
race and then 70 after votes and
get enough 10 win the grand prize.
The Special Offer Of $4,000 extra
vots closes next Friday. September
30. at . p. m. This IL positively the
best oTer that win be made during
the contest. The hustler" c.N and
will accomplish wonders during the
coming week. Work done during this
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will at any time after this ofrer
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DO you realize what this means!
II means that this II the greatest
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whenever the cash you have
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