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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
Sni 0ange.
SIT nod INNER Der @erfani oes aunit'
seluer6efleikes Der ariegsgeian'
genen in Gnglanb.

Nsr ii6 Elm bibf6es gei4ma4boGes
DeibnadtsJeffenf fir feline 2iebeu
iidern unb gu gleiGer 3eit bic be-
oausrnspertDen osutI8en &riegsges
fdnsenen unterItiiBen nil, bic CUR
3eit unter snglii6er Diqfiir f9maAs
ten, benz 1T Elm gefu9 bss Sab us
Der Su6er 4rt 50. go. 124 N.Tt
Sie6ente StraBe brinsenb an3uems
pfeblsn.
9ieie Jirma bat ndmli4 ben @srs
tduf Der rsi5enbeu Gr5eugniIe Oss
auniteepsrbeflsibes Der beutT4.n
ariesssefannenen in GnglurO iibers
npmmen, nn6oem bstdnntliA ein
gpmmittse betdnnter hieiiger eeutz
fder Ddmen nit 5rnu SOfpdro Wurs
libsr an Der Spise ii6 cine reidaals
ttge aDlleftirn biefsr Sa6en geiidert
rnb BEN 8erfauf in Die Dsge gseis
let botte. Die Iusna6t 1T nod ins
mer cine ie1r rei6b1ltige unb oi. 9ss
esnitdnbe, bic burhpeq in pirtiih
fiinitleriIfer Wsiia ousgefiibrt iino,
stgnen ii4 tortrefflih su Weibnahtss
oneebinosn. Die bur6 ben 8,rtauf
er5ieltsn @eloer perOen ban 8erfertis
germ Der 8egsnitGnoe unpertir3t sus
geiteut, iooab aud bieie bsoduernss
ipsrthen Sbfsr beg 6luti1en @slttriss
oes cine @eibna6tsfrsuoe uno biz
WIoIi6teit erlauosu, i6re r1turlt6
d5fpfut nidt beneibcnsipertbe Gage sts
mas 8u per6eVsrn. Sos 8nmsUtoms
mittse, psIfes fsfbftperitdnOlih mob
INNER bic SberdufFtt iiber ben 8re
fauf fiibrt, 6oFft ,upsritftlid hinnen
Der n1diten pier3ebn Gage biz I1mmts
li6en @orrithe r6umsn su tounen.
Der 9ertauf bausrt Big gum "a.
Gesem6er. @ersins tonner bas gBert
F6rbern, penn re bon bisi'n 8'o'ns
ftGrten tauien unb lie uuf i6reH Geits
litieiien bsrIpoIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
Webmrteu.

Charles unS nan Suff, 160G
@anmiller Ctr, Uldohcn.
SEQ. unb GlIie gsrnburt, 179l
Donfam Ctr, MGohen,
Geo. unb ellie SOIbcif. 74o eap-
1sl Ctr, &na6e.
Otto uno 2ulu Rapp. S18 Wei
2ihrtp Ctr, MGofen.
Clement uno &dtberins 2obbsG
Onrnta 2lDe.. Snabe.
Charles urb Carrie g8olf 2114
Sutton glbe., MGb4en.
Grid uuo Mnro 3pa9tmau. 3574
@an slutpsrp placs, aaa6s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
41O,476
Setrdgt laut Der Sdldtnns Oes &un'
Sea 9cninsbnreaus bic Ginwub.
nerSuhl GincinnutiS.

Iic Ginipohne3abI Girciunatis oc'
Iduit lid Iuut Ger geitern befnunt &C.
lebencn SfGeung oes @uroes.Geu'
iusturcaus auf 4t0,476 Seelen mo
ole S6nigin ocs @eiteus ite5t irnIt
Antcr ben @robit6oteu Oes Canoes nit
9cyua oni gnnrobuer5nhl on Der orc!'
3ebitten SteQe, aenan mic aIf @rlma
Der GenIllsauirobmP oes S5abres 1919,
aIs Cincinnati 3G4,463 Ginroner
batte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22

bcl0rbe beriifereiI obne Stfpi,rig'
felt aoNen brennen fdnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22

3dnacr Die 9fneeIagenbeit Iae, miro
,Dr ON /. Sanuar tCntruftli6 per-
pilid'ten lmS Wtc2eon miro iid nln s.
Mor3 ouf Der Ginii6rmg5itntinn IN
SIrepeport, 2a., auf einem Moiier-
!uagen einiinoeu lub gum 9ienit mel
sen.
Gle nihitc @erinmnFli;ng Der 9in'
tio,tal aonuniiiion fin6et bier IN
Gincnrncti om S. SSanuur unter ocnl
@oriit oes pie6ererpobItcn nrittel
9Pitglieoe5 ser Gomn1iilion itatt SSGr
p;rl:eueuhe unS ie5r pidytige @rbeit
ntr3 ii6 Der Georaariiirung Der M
ttrgecroneteu 2igas piomeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22

pellationsseri6t bic in erIier Snftau3
ben beibsn Srauen sugefpro6enen glis
mente i'm 8etraee BON $4 pro Wo4e
reip. $35 pro Wonat beItdtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
aud bon ben @sT6porenen, auf feine
Sniirutiion bin, set9an lpurbe.
Weitere gtnbaItstfasen
gsgen bic srb59te @dss

Sm e5uperiorgerift tpurbsn aeItera
bier psitsre ginbaItstl1een gssen bic
.;nipn @as ano glectri. so. cingss
reift, um pie gere4nung elmer 81
3erts Gasrate gu osrbinbern. Si,
9ldger iinb: gsor5e gBeli6, 664
Slenpoob QDenus, Jdmes SeNr
tglsnoals; sSnco6 Oicmpno, 1172
oorriIon Qbenae, ino Gpa R!ein
PSI probasco 2Oenue, tie ni6t nur
iiir ii9 ieIbit. iOuoern AUDI fir aQ.
anberen 8onlumentsn ron Haturgas
IN Cincinnati bonbeIn. Gte porlGuFiae
9erhanblung be5iigli6 Der geDi[l,-
2rna tsmporGrcr Ginhaltsbefeble uiro
nprgsn 0ormittog 10 uhr por Rid
ter pugb i'm SNPsriorgsrr6t ftatsTin.
rem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-22
Mpntag
&iro Der @eibnadtsmann benz Gent
iGsn Wig. Rrpt. NaiicuBaus
ieiueu Bend abitniten.

Tm Rontag, Dem @eibtiadtstage
miro oas GbriitfinS bem 9eutidey
allgcmein groteiialtiifen Baiiea
bdus ieinen 9eiiid) abitotten nro biz
lirben aIcinen, mcldeH ole slnIta!!
oos GItrrnbnus eriest, nit aIlrrbaiti
hilhidicn 0aben erireuen, Die tpie If.
idbrIlb urter cinem m1d)tigen 2idter'
bmlnI aiipebaut iein iperOen.
ytatirrlldl per0ell Die Still6er nudj
mi! einem ,ScitrnaW 6npirtbet iper0cn.
Seiien Sauptgeri6t ein oeIifater Eur.
tcpbrcteu biloen rpirS. 1ie gseiD.
naddsieiet ninult pr1jiie I'M 3pri
llbr Raf,mittogs ibrcu elniang urG
ps loir6 6om oas ioI1enoe grcgrnmn!
jIr Eurhiilbrung gelangen:
Dtasit ,lln6er tie Double Gasle"
Gtriitina Rebie, gtprtle Sam.
merlein.
siniprate 3. 8. 9rano
aniprafe:
Braiibentin 5rau arcimcr
anipradIe:
8rGii6ert Serr .. G1erSron
@eiang - .Stiue Radft, Spcilias
Nad)t- @aiicnfino4r
defamation - .Grub-@iatom.
nlen- GEORGE Gdlcs
Cuctt Sop mlb Sappineb"
Garl !5eincs
Silbe alcin uno slI6crt GuQman.
Geflamaton - .Gbrritmas lime
Sobart StoQ
o Tannebauun - syobtnp Green
Sopp 5app-Ging Gons Gel
aleine Sinner.
Ieflamation - .Gbriltmus Bells
6ront Baron
gioIin Colo - .SiurpIe apeu~
EiairotcoIcitirng. SRI. SuIOa 0tte.
Seians - rainoIeiu in Der arippe"
Serene SanlmerIein. Mlnrie ghi.
er, Rarsaret llngebuebIer, gtn.
ME Sung, Martba Sung, $cIen
aappner.
Oilctt - sGanee Of Demon"
-. G. .. SOlIt
@linnie Sung Srene $aHmcr.
lein.
Defamation - r@hcn s 2Irpofe"
@iiilnie sung
Sol, = Song OF elses-
&. s. 1errSitb
emma SdeiHcr.
Winnc5cgIeitling. SRI. SulSa Cite
seelIamation - Ser Beifnadlt3.
baum 4rtbur SenSltp
Grmi 2riO - yIriiunpg" fGuuer.
tllre) Goparo Sdjel
81. 8ran, Gornet; 6. @rali, gio.
lin; @. 9iindenberoer, 9iano.
Gcflalnation - .2ecre 5trjmpie"
ssrene Gimou
E,lcit - .Sbepbero Bop
O. Q. NiIion
Iinnie Sung. gcrd,a Searcib.
defamation - .llnier acnis"
Sultlis Saner
Bcians - ~siiptoe. Si6toe"
a.earl Sernpeline, auua arepcrb
bagen, Iarn @eets, glarie strcD.
cnbagcn, sSIora Mcper, gnna
gcpee. SuIia SernpiIing.
Ietlnmetion - Der itonite Ge-
bIrtsiae"
sllma ssIciu, emma SoI3ifiib.
3 icgBa-- ~Sb, On frobIid,e4
@niienfinoer
EetInmaticn - Der gacibnadas.
lrann@ Better 9ihSe
Duct, D9arcarclc1 Sofiman
@nrsarct llngebuebIer, $elen
Nappner.
defamation Glare
Sn5cI Sctrct, emma RoeI, weiI.
oreb 8otuen, Minnie sfrepenba.
gen, gioic ScrrtIoe.
Trio - %, Sittle Ecipn Of getbIe.
fem" gsoiiI Bib
WprtIe Sammeriein GbriitiHa
Rebie, Bertha 0oeI.
Defamation - ~@oo gIeB lts 9(a"
Ebeobore Serrflce
Rnrid. - Bonn Grnu Erio.
3ci1ecrune Der ainoer in ocm Gpei.
riaal curd ben Ddmen-gereiIL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
BElL:AN s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
+. y :. = r =. ;. 4 ,. 4 = = =. =.
NEW YORK BABY WEEK.

The first Baby Week" was held In
New York CITY in June, 1911 rs pur-
pose was. first to drive home 10 The
public, the fact. that while great ad.
vaaces had been made in the city TO
lower infant mortality much remain
ed to be done: second TO create a
widespread interest IN baby welfare
work.
The first steps fer New York baby
week we're taken when the mayor ap
painted the Greater New York Better
Baby Week" committee after a con.
ference in which the following or
gsnizaticns took part al his request.
Chamber of Commerce. Merchants
Association. Advertising Men 5 League,
Advisory Council Of Board Of Health,
Federation OF Churches. Association
of Catholic Charities, New York Board
of Jewish Ministers. Federation oil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

Mrs y f. iaeer entertained lcs
f.. day at one O'Clock the members
ct the Thursday Auction imnchcon
club This was the firsf meet thi
yoar but beginning next Thursday
February eith when Mrs Iohn q
Faland will BE hostess. The eluh .os.
SONS VIII continue regularly efprf
two weeks Mrs llagcr's luncheon
was suggestive Of tie day. st Falan
rtes. I'D the decorations tailes. ctc
The score cards place cards and NUT
CUPS were rod hearts red roses uorc
fhe flowers used and tho eandies
were heart shape N mo name Nhich
followed the luncheon Mrs lAman J
f'at made t0p sfof ana Nf g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
WELL, STRONG
AND HEALTHY
Doctor Recommended csfdui L
Build Up Her strens,0 Sad :.
Was A Fine .i.dicine

Mandarin. 'Abolt Is sears
ago. after To- birh Of my child
writes Madame 6 Billiard of this
place y was IN ,c,g low and rim
down state of health. and va very
weak. Dr. -- then Of - ...
recommended tAat take car1ui ae
was treating me. and be- told me -
take it 10 build ID my strength Said
Il vas a fine medicine took ?
bottles and It built me up. After the
use Of 9 vas greatly improved in
flesh. strength. and health. IN fact
Ras entirely well. but took one more
bottle 70 be sure ia taken enough
vas able to do ms work and vas
sell strong woman
highly recommend Il as tonic
have never had bad health since.
have been vel and strong and heal.
thv ever since
Aaf0W. the woman tDnif. lr
medicine PREPARED from vegetable
medicinal ingredients. which haze
been found to exert a toale. building
irfluenre
For over % vears this medicine hsF
been used bF aomen % this cOun-
frv and the thousands of leiters
which come 20 gs eyerf year arr
broog u us real therapeutic bene
iiciai medicinal value
r yon are IN heed Of a remedy f,r
uomanlY ills take Cardui the wom
ans tonic. For sale BY al druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy Home-Mdde )
bHsiif Prepared fo-t- xert
liitie, buf r. Prompt, sure
mud Effective

iif m4i ~ iHis pms ~ qi.i time elI.N
syrup at fgue f9u nai Vnis mse aiani
~ aa siHpaud HlfA iNe reads nad.
KIND iui gou aill 81 . hnse nurh m1fr
prompt 4ad pleifIfr remedy in alrIf aa.
u DtefenHes iAe usual coughs throat snI
chest e7iis 'H - hnuf reiirs
uhyoping e1nvh quickly and . ekaIIanf
too. for bronchitis bronchial ssttma
hoafnencaa and spa-mDdie Group
Grt from any drug store 2 = ounce nI
Pines - cents worth pour + ifia 81
pint betile and hll the bottle alfh t'aiu
efannlafa1 s4gar sfHH F1ii direction
with Pine Keeps perfectly art t.
good
foi an feel thH take h0ll 81 tesle.
~ c!'i in waY that means blsm it
gn'ckiY lGJsena the dfg hYafse ~ 81 b.
iui cough and heals the HiaHHi Il
bfaner y also has remarkable aH
N Overcoming the persistent l09H roHg
b} stopping the formation ui ni'agH f
The throat AMI bronchial tuir
The eHefi ~ Pine 1H the membrane
known !. almost ever. ono pIlu
most valuable concentrated aomfaiaH ~
genuine NnfNaF pine eftfift elmh.Nel
with qua icel and otter natural heaHt
pine eleHsnis
here are manv warfni,-s imiafrHi
81 this famous mixture Io 4gaai i.
appointment ask your iugyist 'nr z
.sinee= Of IiHey " aHH f. not 8eeaft any
thing else n
- guarantee ~ Sbsoiuie satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
tbs PREPARATION. Tie rincx %. re,
Wayne. IND.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

a heavy cold IN the lunsa 'Aai sas
expected to cure itself has been th,
starting point in manf cases OF dls.
ease that ended fatalls The son
ih.e course Is 70 take frequent dose.
oi BAlIARDS HOREiiOlNp sYh
Up II checks tho progress 0f tn
disorder and assists nature 10 resiof
normal conditions Price 3af $40
and Sio0 per bottle Sold Dy Ov
Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
To Make Your Hair
Look Naturally Curly

n mn4dy ~ fHf strtlxat ark 'f.r fI
adgni tie simple -.merins y tH1 st
VII have IS pretfa waNE ffe sos a. sae
rouid wish ta eHI The e9rIlr+-s VII
.eak - nafaial. AMI Tie Hair 80 1saHii-
fully s-ft ard 9ss Duits different from
to-. phyi3usiv artificiai curs arH t
rafrhei dead appslranea ~ the hair
produced bv the heated irau
f.iuul Filmeriue can of course nf Hl-
taired af anr drug store and feo' Hnae-
- xiii keen the hair In curl fof WaHv
weeks Being 7erfectis harmless and
neither sticky nor greasy m ore need
have the least aeSltarcr ia using III II IS
f,az; applied with a clean tooth british.
drawing this through the hair from crown
- tn iusf hefere rsf iFiaz The effect
nexf morning xlll be ali that any one
eeuld desire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
cAlrNnAn


tuesday
Valentine irA lrn' NNd
tH' i'''' tlh' ii''at
tf AtH "''d .'na Z ~
NiA
iNt.a hrtih ftfh Il f
~ Ap' f'A t' atfi ..N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

VI ana Mrs Harold y Welch arc
expected to return from Enid 10 ih,
uCar funro TO make ihor home here
The news occasions much delshi to
their many friends Tor hoth Mr. and
Mrs WEIGH are very popular young
people They viii reside At l0i r.
Noale avenue temporarily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

Womcn's Clubs, New York Milk Com
mission and New York Conference
on Charities. The personnel OF this
conference illustrates how broad was
the interest in this movement AZ the
outset The slogan adopted Tor this
campaign was. Better Babies. Better
Mothers. Better City," The follow
ing program was carried OUT
Saturday Baby Sabbath, observed
in the Jewish synagogues.
Sunday Baby Sunday observed in
churches, and by Sunday newspapers
Monday Little mothers day In
schools
Tuesday Min station day
Wednesday Hospital and clinic
day.
Thursday Nursery and demonsira-
tion day.
Friday outing day tree rides
Steamboat excursions. cic. lor
mo hers and babies Twenty thousand
mothers and babies were taken out on
these excursions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
Cambridge Club

Nr WH ieraa are.nai -
Tire Hesaa nfn00n anlhfiaae
SAB mes'fe ard led ihr program
tirh ras eailff concerned aHh
faf a. ths srr cities of asa
AlsF Mare pssn had fae operH
paper entitled Hong Kong" south
efn gateway into China. Sketch o.
fitg and Island Nrs o K spuffief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

The first sayings hans aas institn,-
ed by woman. Priscilla Wakefield
who inauznrated a bank scheme for
the elcoursgement of thrift among
children Of Tottenham toward the end
Of the eighteenth century
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
Help YoUR LlveR-lr PAYS.

when yonr liver gets torpid and
vour stomach acts queer take nr
Kings NeH Life pills and yoH wii
fnd sourseli feeling better Thel
nrrify The blood. give you freedom
from constipation. biliousness. dzzi
ness and Indigestion. You feel fine
iust ike foa rant n feel. Clear iHe
complexion too &c. at druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15
Activities of Women.

More women are employed IL iho
Of clothing than any
other industry in pennsflyan'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

The DH hess d NorfolI la a coI
lection Of parasols Of al countries.
said To be worth s. 500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-15

Two thousand women VIII serve a
Judges and clerks felcciiOn IN Chi.
eago this year. for which theY viii
receive s. yer day
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
No Chau,.uqua Next Year.

The guarantors of La Junta's late
Chautauqua had to pungle up sl.25
each TO make up the $500 that was
guaranteed for the series OF enter
tainments given In this city. There
were l0l guarantors on the list. and
the amount of the deficiency was
i2i. On the original list OF guar
antors there were about 100 names.
but this list was misplaced and no
one has ever been able 10 locate II.
La Junta was very enthusiastic
about the Chautauqua last year. but
our mood changed so perceptibly In
the space OF one short year that no
one seemed TO care much whether
We had Chautauqua again. The
Chautauqua managers were likewise
Indifferent. and notified the local
promoters that they could sign up
or not, which ever suited them best
The representatives OF the Redpath-
Horner people were SO independent
and apparently Indifferent as to
whether La Jun,a signed up for next
year or not that the enthusiasm OF
some OF our local chautauqua advo-
Gates waned peroeptibly. aud they
were reluctant about attaching their
names to a guarantee list
The contract called for $50 sign
ers. bu, only fifty-eight names had
been attached TO the list up to yester-
day. and the time limit expires to-
day. II La Junta IN 10 have a Chau-
tauaua next year the Redpath-Hor-
ner people. or some other Chautau-
qua aggregation. viii have to do the
preliminary promotion work. as n
good many OF those who paid the
guarantee this year did so with the
very pertinent observation. Never
again"
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Mining Man Promoted.

Carlyle Brinkman. who has been
connected with mining company
at Phoenix. Ariz.. for the past sever
nj years. was recently promoted by
his company. and on Wednesday OF
this week passed through this city
on route to Pennsylvania. on COM
pany business. stopping over for a
few hours with his wife. who has
been making nm extended visit with
her father. u. Il. Mccune.
Mr.. Brinkman will return In a
short time. and Mrs. Brlnkman will
Join him and they will 20 TO San
Francisco. on August 27th they
will sail for Peru. South America.
where Mr.. Brinkmnn will act as
manager Of the New OIL Floating
Process. for the mining company.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Dr. Finncy In the Adirondarks :.

DR. and Mrs. Frank Finney. who
have been enjoying an outing in the
Adirondack mountains in New York
state, are expected TO arrive home
about the middle OF next week.
Quite recently Dr. Finney visited
Mount McGregor. and writes of his
experience thusly:
Have Just returned from hike
to Mount McGregor. near Saratoga
Springs, y. Y, where General Grant
died, The party consisted of six
teen girls on foot. and myself In u
one-horsc shay, Carrying the food.
etc. etc. We had fine time. made
our camp right on the top OF Mount
MeGregor. within few hundred
yard of the cottage where General
Grant fought his last fight. The
view from the Generals fayorite
lookout II one Of the most beautiful
hav. ever seen. We are all well and
having u good time. II was so cold
the last two nights that We needed
all our covers"
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Fort Lyon Take. Two.


Fort Lyon took both ends OF a
double header from Pueblo last
Sunday afternoon by scores OF II TO
7 and II to 2. John Jackson. the
Rocky Ford boy. who has returned
TO the Valley from Fargo. ~ D..
t~irled the opener for Fort Lyon.
Gau'. the Denvs- semi-pro twiricr
who star'ad for Pueblo and when he
proved Ineffective WAS relieved by
Reneil. lie could not stop the Fort
Lyon onslaught and the Sailors cap.
tured the first game handiiy.
IN the second contest 10y held the
Pueblo batsmen safe. while the Sail.
ors pounded both Shoemaker and
Slater. by winning Sundays game
Fort Lyon pushed Pueblo into the
cellar position. and II nov tied with
Ia Junta for second place.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Manzanola Water Works.

While in Manzanola attending the
republican county assembly last
Monday we visited the Manzanola
water works located just south OF
the city park. Manzanoia derives its
water supply from an artesian well
that has been the source of supply
pumped from the we'll into water
tower, that adjoins the pump house,
a reservoir being located at the foot
of the tower in which is stored the
surplus water-wheu there is any.
At the present time, and for some
time past, ManZanola has not been
troubled with taking care OF any
surplus. There are l32 consumers
who are supplied with water for do
nestle purposes. and the daily out
put of the well is 2T.0O0 gallons,
which is its full capacity-or all the
water available.
The meter system is in vogue in
Manzanola. and has been for some
years. Consumers pay 81 for the
first 1000 gallons, 81 for the second
1000 gallons, 81 for the third 900
gallons, and so cents per thousand
for the next 1000 gallons. After
5000 gallons have been used the
rate is 25 cents per 1000 gallons.
What a bonanza the La Junta water
plant would be II that schedule of
rates was in vogue In .his city.
In Manzanola, however. very few
people pay over 81 per month for
the water they use for domestic pur-
poses. All the lawns are irrigated
from the Highline canal. and as II
has been about ten days between
runs this summer. some of the prop
erty owners. who take pride In their
lawns. have found II necessary to
use some OF the city water In order
to keep their lawns up 20 the stand
ard desired. II has oeen unusually
dry in Manzanola during the pres
ent summer as II has been elsewhere.
and II has tested the full capacity of
the plant-27. 200 gallons per day
to supply the normal demand. and
there has been no surplus.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-12
Death of +. l.. Estep.

+. L. Estep, for fourteen years a
resident OF the Holbrook country,
died Friday, August 4th, in San Di-
ego, Calf, where he went several
months ago in the hope II regain
ing his shattered health. The re-
mains, accompanied by Mrs. Estep,
arrived in La Junta last Monday
morning from California and were
taken to the family home in the Hol-
brook country
Emmett Leslie Estep vas born In
Elikhart county. Indiana. September
%, 1862, and died in San Diego.
Calf, August 4, 1916, aged SO
years. 10 months and Is days. He
emigrated with his parents to Cam
eron, Mo, In the fall of 1865, and
lived on a farm there for years. He
attended business college in Quin-
cy, H., and graduated for that in
stitution in 1884. after which he To-
Gated in Turney, Mo. and engaged
in the mercantile business. On Oc-
tober 10, 1887, he was married to
Dora l.. Althouse. and to this union
was born six children, one dying at
the age of eleven months. Mr.. Estep
located on farm south of Kansas
City, and still later on a farm east
OF Kittler, Mo. Fourteen years ago
he came to Colorado, accompanied
by his family. bought farm in the
Holbrook country, and became one
of the most prosperous farmers OF
that section. He lived there con-
tinously until last March. when he
left for California. accompanied by
his wife. In the hope that a change
OF climate would restore his health.
Mr.. Estep was converted twenty
three years ago. and has been a con-
sistent and faithful member OF the
Methodist church ever since. He
leaves to mourn his death faithful
wife and six children-Leslie Roy
Estep, John Floyd Estep. Lorenzo
Dell Estep, Loren Estep. Zola Fran
els Estep. and Almo En- Noar Estep:
also a sister. Mrs. c. II. Pecken-
baugh. of Kansas City. Mo-. and .
brother. John y. Estep, of Cameron,
Mo. besides other relatives and
host OF friends.
The funeral took place last Mon
day at 10 O'Clock from the Estep
home in the Holbrook country. SER
vices being conducted by Rev. ]. r.
Edwards. of Denver. pastor OF the
Methodist church. and interment
occurring at Fairyiew cemetery.
Among the relatives from abroad
who attended the funeral were ]. n.
Estep, of Cameron. Mo. "A brother OF
the deceased; Mr., and Mrs. A. ].
Althouse. of Cameron. Mo. and Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Little, OF Colorado
Springs. Mr.. Althouse Is brother
Of Mrs. Estep, and Mrs Stewart u
sister.