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The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
CITY TOPROF|T
FROMNEW ROAD
Proposed Highway to Warren
ton, Va, Would Benefit
Capital Immensely.
VIRGINIA JUST WAKING UP
State Is Beginning to Realize the I'm
portance of Building Better
Highways.

Men who have been successful In the
building up of large enterprises, men
who have made a lifelong study OF con-
ditions OF affairs where bad roads pre-
dominate, and men who have put their
best efforts into the improving of the
highways are unanimous in one opinion
that II is the duty of the big cities to
help in the building of good roads that
lead into their limits.
The cities derive as much benefit, If
not more, than the residents along the
route of the proposed Improvement.
1t has been proven time and time again
that farms with a hard road outlet into
the city are far more valuable than the
farm that is shut off from the city five
months out of the year on account OF
impossible roads.
The farmer benefits by easier hauling,
cheaper transportation, time saving. and
better social conditions for his wife, chill
dren, and self.
The city benefits by cheaper produce
and the opportunity for the rural resident
to get into the city and make purchases,
and the merchant in town can extend
his zone of delivery far out into the
country.
A Striking Contrast.
ne pest proof lildl bOOu fOahs VI 4h4s
prosperity is brought home to the very
doors OF Washington by a comparison Of
the two States on the borders OF the
District OF Columbia
Maryland has practically finished six
year job of good road building. Virginia
has hardly commenced. two-hour au-
tomobile ride to Frederick, followed by
two-hour ride through Virginia to
Warrenton will show a contrast that is
not hard to understand.
Washington has prohted greatly by the
good road to Frederick. II has brought
thousands of dollars to this city.
Within the past year a good road has
been built to Fairfax Va, which is half
way to Warrentnn- Conditions for the
better are noticeable along this stretch.
Twenty-three more miles are needed to
Put Warrenton in close touch with the
Capital A greater part OF the amount
necessary has been raised in the country
district, the balance is looked for In
Washington.
Just how far the business men and
motorists in Washington will go along
this line Is problemstical. but that Wash
tngton will profit by a good road to War
renton or any other Virginia town within
a radius OF fifty to one hundred miles is a
certainty. Making the path to ones
door easy for the purchasers is always
good advertising. Helping build a good
road into the city that will bring thou
sands OF buyers into town is surely max
ing the path easier.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
German Ship Tries Flight.

Rio de Janeiro. Feb. IAN attempt by
the interned German merchant ship
Asuncion to escape from the harbor al
Para has been frustrated by Brazilian
wsrships. The German ship tried to take
advantage OF a fog to slip out to sea. but
returned when fired upon.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Joe" WELLS OPENS STORE.
Pioneer Auto Man VIII Deal In Ac-
ce.sorfe. at Avenue Location.

zoe" WelIs-everybody knows him.
He was in the automobile business
selling Hartcraft delivery cars when
motor trucks were a curiosity. After
ward he took the mail contract and
has the distinction of insugurating the
first automobile parcel post collection
and delivery system for the United
States government.
His latest venture is the automobile
accessory business under the name of
the Federal Supply Company, Pennsyl-
vania avenue between Four-and-a-h half
and Sixth street. AIS. to be exact. Fed
eral tires and Zenith carbureters will
be the two lines that he intends to
specialize on in addition to carrying a
full line of automobile accessories
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

Company have arranged that at any
time one Of the fair sex decides that
she would like TO try her skill as an
automobile driver. they will sford
her the opportunity 20 learn Just bow
easy the Franklin car Ia 70 operate.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
German Merchandise Banned.

Rome, Feb. IA royal decree has just
been issued prohibiting the importation
into Italy or transit through Italy of all
German and Austrian merchandise as
we'll as the expectation of merchandise
of German and Austrian origin through
Italian ports.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Plan to Sponsor Cities.

Vienna (via Berlin). Feb. 12.-The mayor
OF Vienna at meeting Of the munition
council today stated that Germany will
take sponsorship of one Austro- Hun
sarian city damaged by war. while
Austria and Hungary will each take
sponsorship for one German city.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
ST WRITES BO
of AUTO SHOW
Deplores Lack of Building
Large Enough for Cars
and Buyers.
GARAGES OF CITY FULL
Most Owners Who Formerly Kept Pets
in Back Yard Rely on
Public Storage.

Dear Bo-Too bad that there is not
some place large enough in this old
town for an automobile show. Those
who have held private exhibitions have
drawn large crowds and reports in ad-
dition to the making OF a number of
sales quite a few live" prospects
Guess that 1 told you that before
spring there will be a couple of more
individual exhibitions.
Sam Luttrell. as you know, is and
always has been a great one at get
ting to the bottom of things Was over
there the other day and naturally the
conversation turned to twin six Pack
ards We took a photograph of the
cutaway chassis and began figuring
up the number of moving parts and
how many movements they would
make in one minute at the motor
turning its maximum speed, 1000 rev.
olutions. The total was $4,000. Some
movements.
Speaking OF a desire to get at the
bottom of things, Pierce Raynor who
specializes on the White, is a great be-
lever in the future of the automobile
in the army service. He has facts
and figures of just how many cars
1t would take and what they would be
able to accomplish in the way of trans
porting the army from point to point
in time of war. He even has the cost
per mile down.
Fred Harveycutter is thinking about
going into the moving picture business.
He secured some films for the meeting
Of the Electric Vehicles Association on
Thursday night last which all voted
would pack any theater in town that
he might care to lease. Only one thing
in the way Of his taking this lineup
and that is Thornton Chesley, his part
ner, will not forsake selling Kelly
Springfield tires and Fred feels that he
cannot leave him behind.
Col. Cliff Long is planning a trip to
the Studebaker factory soon. To quote
him he wants to wait though until the
factory men have had a chance to rest
up after the big shows as he is anx-
lous to try and increase his allotment
of cars for the spring delivery and be-
lieves that he can accomplish his pur-
pose better If he catches them in good
humor.
Guess that told you George How
ard is going back in the rubber game,
forsaking the selling OF motor cars. He
starts in with the Semple Rubber Com
pany tomorrow morning. This firm
specialiZes on a tube and they have
given &c" all the territory between
here and Florida to work
Mr.. Hess, with emphasis on the mis-
ter. who is the Southern representative
of the Diamond Rubber Company, de-
ntes that his first name Is Michael, but
funny he will not state Just what they
used to call him when he was a boy.
He has left that for "Bill' Jose to ex-
plain and "BilP' is noncommital, By
the way. did I tell you that the Ma
tional Electrical Supply Company is the
sole distributor for Diamond tires in this
locality now.
Chet Warrington is preparing to
hold an automobile show all his own
next week. He already has a stripped
chassis on his floor and Is now only
waiting for some machines to come
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

The examination of fairly accurate
records has convinced scientists that
there has been no appreciable change in
the climate of Northern Europe in 1850
years
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

enough to give all the power that one
could ask for, and 1t will cover ground
as fast as the average car owners care
to travel"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
RE-ENFoRcEs FORD CAR.
Hudford Truck Attachment Agency
Taken by Il. III. Bauer and y. Bnl.

Is, In many instances. TOO light for the
work that II IN called upon 20 perform.
E. H. Bauer and Frank Hi. under the
name Of the Washington Hudford Com
pany. have taken the agency for the
Hudford truck.
II is an attachment that can be ftted
TO either the Ford delivery car or the
Ford truck, increasing its carrying ca
pscity to one ton. The device is both
practical and economical
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
DO YOU OWN AN AUT0a
BEWARE, OR YOU WILL

All the shows are over,
OF pleasure cars and trucks;
And now the dealers hustle,
While the timid prospect ducks. ,
But the dealers going to land him,
Before the spring days come;
For everybody needs a car.
And the auto factories, hum.
So you might as well surrender;
It's the only thing to do.
The dealers camping on your trail,
And he'll sure catch you.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

Chet Warrington is preparing to
hold an automobile show all his own
next week. He already has a stripped
chassis on his floor and Is now only
waiting for some machines to come
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

from the Chandler factory before max
ing his announcement. A short while
ago he received two carloads of auto
mobiles. but they were sold almost be-
fore they lit.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

PDE EALE- Esltr-ai narsiOn d,
~ great family !ozruAl. a. the
ecrusr ~ ffEarrgr avenue and
Third ffrs-f 'grDlfked Or gnfurr-
ishs1 finest laws ard bssi prov
- rssid-n-s 10, IL L2 JgutAs make
10 az o''s, frgllfs a. this OffIe~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11
isafAL AND PERSONAL.

Itoss Bosman, ~ Rocky Fgfd.
spent Thursday Ia this city urltInE
friends
Mr. J 4 ssyiu sent 10 Pueblo
Thuuday 70 visit friends for q fss
days She vii alsG visit IN Aaniiou
bafof. returning home
hiss JsNeil Dickinson aud her
sister, Mrs { 4 Dickinson, vent "a
Pueblo yesterday to spend the day
shopping.
Mrs Mike F.rf.il aud little dauyh.
ter, Of Ration. y ~. spent a iaN
days this week piih Mrs. F.rfell'.
parents. Mr. and Mrs y v. Hive.
10y
Rev. Mcmillan. ~ Greeley. state
sunday school organizer. conducted
services at III. reformed Pf.sbytsr.
Ian church last sunday. both morn
Ing and evening.
Mrs. H. v Bird, who visited her
daughter, Mrs w. q, Woodbridge,
In this city. returned to her HON.
In Brush. Colo. Tuesday.
w e, chaffln and family. OF Tow.
baiicn, Kan. n brother Of n. q. Chat.
fin. Of this city. arrived In La Junta
'hi. week and viii locate p.rman.
entity.
Miss Anna Mcmahon returned Ia
La junis sunday ~vcatns. Ito rrsnn,c
her duties ~ teacher In the local
schools. after spending the week In
Pueblo Waiting her parents and a..
tsndias the state teachers meeting.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11
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ssb.set TIE gsuaE PCT - a.
EstlsHs Ttls 10 ths tEIf1 ~ 3 ~
lss ~ SUNDAY srsainE sermons
sbiTt ths paftgf b. risinE Y0s fan.
Hgf sffgFs ~ mlss hes sermons
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

POI EEET Ss-t.zr room buuse-
Elpls-l- IRA srsst1 ba1, fnru -
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

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nse, it--nnay sfsts
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

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81 -ar ga1r sEfslls
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11
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TEsEl asfBis@s tgDDffOs 10Th
nlorHily and evening". aonaHetsc b.
the yzst0f Bofhlbs subject. The
Lss ~ Libsrty" EYsniHS ssbgset
Pat YDurssi' IN Hi P1.ss"
Al other ssrYirs. o., N. asusl
hour aud the ysbsfsl pgbib IL sDf,
daily Invited 10 attend
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11
NJ. ANDREWS CHUECH.

T-snty-firs, Sunday sfts. Trinity
Ka"hsrtst a. 5:z0 m.
church srhOOl ~ 10 m
AaiiHs aud sermon Al II m
80 evening service
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

POK 8sLE-Ths Plsndsrlelth bone
on 10. corner % santa ~ avenue
zne Eir'h Sire; IL bs.nE offered for
ssIs q, a rrsztiy reduced prize. ~
you s~rir. a lsrSs modern. up 10
date h"as< q, a FsFy rs1so1abi- hs-
are. ~. Miller q Allen IN the Miller
Hale Bl1cs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-11-11

YoR SALE Oh TRADE -rst 10
s~ii or uses a i1s acre valley
farm for small tr4e, IN Colorado;
Lad 10 located IA south.a,, Missouri.
three miles from railroad. On shieh
esnsins factory IL located: srhool
on land: rural rout. and ,slsphons
line: never falling ..ll and spring
n Interested write 7 7 Lazy. Her.
rfngton. Kan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
r,i, iast: mir Iireitm bsm prdfiben,
ten Der Ser. siaatsn pas Re4t AZ,
nit gsug nui bic 5fnoiunssn 6rr
arisgfii9rsnosn bic Rops zines Roras
Iiit,n gu ipielsH.'
Uertreter Der ibeuti1en
Mrbeiters1Inionen
S.yat5sn Die ginssfbeiisu bss Chill
grm.s Geissss
lIHb psrbsn Dom WiHiftsr bsa JnnsTu
uuo bon Ssnsral @rOsnsr
srmurtsrt.
3um WobI bss @aterIanoes srfolgrsit
mit2rrirteu

Berlin. 13. Deg. alui brabtlo'
fem Dess mad Sappils. Sis ueber'
Zee Ra9riatsn agsntur sibt Be,
!anni. bab in Berlin Iib RsPrdisn'
iantsn Der osuii4eu 4rbsiter unIo'
nsn Deriammsltsn, um bic gin1slbel'
Ten bes nsusn Gi0iI 4rmse 9sIeBss
gu befprs4sn. Der Riniitsr beg SHs
nsrn, Dr. EarI Se!fisri4. uHo Der
General GrOensr, oas 9aups bss Tta'
nitiOns Departments. parsn suss'
gen.
Der 9oriibtuos Sss 9aupt,ummtts
tees Der arbsIisr llnicnen ias!e IN
i.insr Gr6finunssdripra6s:
.osut. iinS bier Die @srtrsisr BON
lnipnen perIammelt, uslfe DOR BEN
gssinn Ses arisses 100000 Ultt'
sliebsr bdtten. Di. 9Ir6eitsr pifen.
bdb .s Der WunIt unisrer Gsinbs II,
uns 3u perni6tsR, uno bab Il. alIes
tbun psrbsn, um i5rs DrobuHs dns'
sufiibren. N1ir unisrsrisits iinb absr
sbsniO bereit, irgsro .tpas au ihun,
um unisrs 8riiosr. Dsl9e Dor BEN
Usinoe iisbeu, ausSuriiitsn unb fis in'
ftanb gu isssn, iensH u65up.iisn. Sn
unTsr.m Bolt. i6Iummeru nod INNER
mG9tiss ErGft., bic isst ssipedt per'
ben iollsn.-
Or. Selffsri6 fpra6 ben SeIssatsu,
relhe aus allen 9b.iIen 1euti9Ianos
bi,rbsr tamtn. Isinen 9ant bafiir aus.
baB he benz Ruf. i'm Snt.rsHs sines
nationalen arbsiter 0ierfIIss folgtsn
unb ibre @ersiilpi1isIeit ertlGrtsn, fir
bas Wo6l Res @aterIanoss mit3upir'
Ten. Ter mliniiter iagte, Geutid5lna0
babe nismaIs ben aries sepiiuI6t uro
babe Su iuisb,rboItsn gloIer feline Be
rsitipilisi.it ,unbSugs6sn, sinsm 6ri:'
ben ;u5uiiimmsn, fpsIter Der bsutiGsn
Ration bas ungepiuosrie Rs4t sur
Grbeit aarontire.
.Sis isst-, 70 Fuhr Or. SsIffsTia
fort, .bdbsn unfsrs Gsitrbs sebofft
baB unisrs araft gu Gnbe iei, a6er
lie fpsroen in GrfatruHs brinseu, oab
tiutsr gutar.It uuD uniersm natir'
nalsn 9trbsiisr Sssr cine Snouiiris'
mndt unb Der unsribiitterIi&e Willt
Der bsuiiasn Ration itsbt.'
Or, 6eIfieri1 .riu4ts ban = w.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Ju beutidben Sreifen
5at man tpsuis Soffnuns. has bic
beuiT5sn 0risSensuorft!dse ansss
nommsn psroen.
Gius ftatt. gynrtei tit gegsH isglias
3ugsitGnbHiFs an ben GsinS.

Berlin, 13. Deg. ue5er 2Oubou.
Sis Rsbs. bic Der aan8Is, Don gstb'
mann 9uGUsg am 0isH'iuu Dor bsm
Rsidstas bieIi uHb in Der sr sr,liTtc,
Nab 0sutI6lanb bsrsit isi, Hrisben 81
itlieBen, nurbs Ribt Don elmer siHs
gigsn a6idligsn gsmsrlung untsIbro.
tsn. WG5rsnO BEL ben pidtigitsr
edb.n Dem 5tan,lsr gsifaI gsipsuo:t
puros.
81 iisl aber ouF, bab Sraf 5risSs
rid bon Wsitarp. Der 5ii5rsr Der SOn@
IsrOdtiueR, unb auosrs ieiner QH6du>
ser Till uno unbeusgt 6.isben, isIbit
cls bic 0a(Isris unb Die 9srtreter Der
3.itungsn in Ssn appIals sinItimm'
zen.
2tla Der SanSler gssnost bate. ruur.
Be BON ben GnRsriouiItsr, pun osm
Iiibrer Der gtatiOnalliberuIsn, Wuior
GrnIt gaIsrmonn, BEN Srufsu Ns'
iidrp uue ben sytrsmen So5iuliiten uns
irritiibt, ein g.riuG seml9t. cine ~
'crtiae Debate iiber bi. Rsbe Sss
'Rsi6stun'lers gu osranllIIsu. Siss
'.m 9erIu9 pioeriesten iid aber bic
p,m6bigten parteien, bic nit BEN
San5fsr oartn iiberetritinmten, ofb
cine aGaemeins Sebotts iiber bic m61'
lihen Nrisbsnsbeoineunsen sh mrH
ctpus l6er Die QHii6tsn Der fsiuhli-
den Reaisrunqtn peib. uur Der Sdd.
beg Srieoens idaoen urb Ssutihlano
in eiHs ureiinItiss Gage 5ringen uiir'
Re. sic pdr,n Der gluFGi. bnb b.:
CeuiynltuubsmGdbte sntltisbeu In
Pa6tbsil Tsin piirbsn. renn iie Tl.
lire &1rten Dor bsm gs1inn Der uEs
ssrhnrolunleH ausipisIen piirom.
Tur6 bic freipiIIi1e gertdsunq
bcs ReiGstags auf uu6sItimmte 2sit
srbGlt bic Relierur1 freie Saro Fii-
msifere lIntert1rolun1su. unb be
@ert1gung in nit sinem gsrtraueuS
rotum fix bic Rssierurg sIeia6sbeu'
i:no.
Wtnn1l.i6 Der Snu3lsr BON Beth
mann SoIInea bic esnouen gebirs
clrgsn nitt bstnnrt eemoht BAT, uus
Ter osnsu DeutTtl1uo unb feline Der:
tiinoeten rineus TinoNrieSsn Ill TtIiss
ZEN, Fub oieIe gorTdldee ooh in orca
zen llmriiI,n entporfen porben uro
he fperben ben gntertemdften mitQe'
thsilt reroen, rpern bas Qnsr6ist,n
beg aon3lers iuilIiss Ohrsn i'm feinS'
l;hsr 9ddtr iinen tpiiroe Stn ben
mdnoelaGnl.u pes Rsihstl1soefGuOts
purte ullssmsin bic aniitht ousls
osldt, Sob bic 2ope cine fiir Deutits
ldrc aGnItiss 1T, cb bic G?ylhldse oss
gon,ltrS onasncmmen Iusrem Ootr
ni5t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14
Sic rumdniIdbe Mrmee
81. burd ruififds aaOuneris periiarlt
porben mar,
Seiinbst ii4 iuiecn auf toIIsm Rats
aug
Ra6bem fe nod einmaI uerfuht battle
an JalOmiBa ylub Stano su
baIien.
Msi.sre 1000 Rumdnsn purbsn aw
Disnitas sefansen ssHommsn.

8srIin, 13. 9a. Qnf brdbiloIsn
gp.s, nad gnpDill.. q. o. Die o5eril.
Se.r.sI.iiung iiinbiste am Nittwot
on, bab ansrtffs Der giuFsn in ben
gpDrsiO Bergen. an Der on Sisb.n.
biirssnsr Gren5e, am Disniias DON
Der Dsr6iinbstsH 1ruppsn abssfblaa.n
purben.
Sn Der Wanadsi, mo- bi. rumdni-
itm 1ruppsn. bon ruffiibsr &apalIss
ris psritdrli. psrTudt baitsn. ned sius
ral Stnnb 5u balitH, bifinbeH fis
Iid jsbt ipisber an Der sansen 2in!s
ouf benz 9iiid;us. es Durbsn or,
Disnitas ,pisbsr msdr aIs 1000 Wana
ssfnnstn esnOmmsn. Die u.rbiinbsi.n
z,upptn. bic in norb0Itli9er Rihiuns
pcrriid.n. nabsrn fid Der Stab. ga-
ecu, elmer pibiissn Siutisn on bn
bon 8utursit na6 Sniip fiibrsnben
Giisubabn. Die @slnnntma4ung Iaus
let nj, folat:
.Jroni bss GrsfsrsOss S0fspb; Sn
ben W0Ibtarpatben paren uni.rs
1ruppsn in mebrsrsn gOrpOiienssfs&s
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