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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03
A SALE PLANNED

TSe Was Eton Farmer
The Whateom county dairyu.eI
sre planning q BIZ sale early in sht
fan 10 dis-,oae of their sHrplg.s
STOCK Tie lesson q the past win
fer has not been forgotten pr an
heeded They have found cut thsf
T. does not pay TO carry anprodue-
ing animals when they have o bU!
-igh-pricad feed.
With tbs sensible move j. COT
M anot5er just as sensible, anC
that is grading mp The herds viii
gcod bulls This means better an
ilals.in the fatdre--onSs within VI
pay more fer their board and 1odc
'ng
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Lost


The late Gilman MarStou Of New
Hampshire was arguing q complicated
case and looked up authorities back 10
julius Caesar At the end Of an hour
and half in the most intricate par
Of It's plea he WIS panied to see what
looked ike fnRtteution. 1t was rs be
had feared The judge was unable to
appreciate the nice points of his srgu-
Dent
Your honor" ne said, Il beg your
pardon but do you follow rneg"
Il have 50 far" answered the judge.
shifting YEARLY about in his chair.
but III say frankly that If thought
could find my way back I'd quit right
here. "-<shrsstian Register
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03
Mighty Close

NoW fo~ tie next big event, tn
Annual WhRtco1l County Fair i
scheduled for tie second week j
October And 0cT ober, by TIE way
l. only two mon - avsE. Pc tei
get ready.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03

Those w.o didn't get over 70 We
natches or ColFzl1e 1tis nonta II
register, have an excellent chSDes
TO 90 SO right a. home See any
precinct clerk
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03

LEnden = mighty lucky. Soms
Of lis best citizens were En'Dck!
enough 20 miss drawing prizes
the government : Isea-and-shel
game al Colville.
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The -
Scrap Book
VIA. sss.n. Of n. T,sv,.-.


OF Judge Pary's many stories Of the
Manchester county co1r1 that bout the
comedy OF mans Sunday trousers l.
one q the best In the plaintiffs box
vks e Eonan- il tie Defendants Al
elderly collier The plaintiff stated beg
case. I lent yoa mons nissis nv
mons Sunday trousers 10 pay Is reo;
with AZ want en- back"
TIE defendant AZ first replied
There's novf IN It at all Pressed
for more definite reply, lie scowled
az the Judge ana protested why, tie
ole street knows sIl about them rrous-
er-
But Judge Parry WAS not the ~'ols
Sfreet and be patiently encouraged
the dsfeodEn. TO talk until ne got The
explanation Why. yon woman an
my missis drank them SUNDAY roDs-
srS Westrztnstsr Gazette
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03

Lyndsn loEanbes ries shonld be
careful. If they grow any bigger,
they VIII De plams-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03
FIFTY
ENGRAVED

FIFTY ENGRAVED CALLING
CARDS-W5tt corper plate,
special s115 This IS an excep
t.on2liy -ow price; The cards ar,
Ct Ihe h.ghSs. q1ailty, il -four
beautiful styles of script. Tn,
Tribune
Butter wrappers-priDted or M
printed. At the Tribune office
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-03

LIE 10 Ioc Ssc-t
LIE u toe shor- for any vain regrerrng
L.ss dead delight barry It's dead. ! say.
And let u 80 uT,o- our way forgetting
The s0Ts hnd sor-gss Of et u yesterday.
Between the sgifs SUMS rising And lis Set
ting
We hsrs no time for useless tear. Or fret
LIE IL too short
LIE IL too shorT for any bitter feeling
Time IL the bert svenss- II ~e wait
Tie years speed by and On their wings
bear healing.
We have nc room for anything ike hate
This solemn truth the low mounds seem
revealing
That thick and fast about our feet are
stealing.
Life Is too short
Life IL too short for suEht but high en-
ceBTor-
Too shcrt for spite. tn; long enough 70,
love
Ant 1--we tires On forever and forever
Il links the worlds that circle OF RtIors-
IT'S Gods first lEp, the Univs-se's lever.
In his VAST realm the rstisBt SONS sigh
never.
Life Is 100 short
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18
Those Anonymous Letters

Our attention has been called to the
fact that anonymous letters and post
cards have been mailed over this dis
trict eminating from Pueblo, attack
ing the personal character Of Geo. l.
McCleIland, the republican candidate
for congress. Outside of the fact that
we know these anonymous charges
to have absolutely no foundation, we
wish to say that the man who seeks
to assassinate character using as the
weapon the anonymous communica-
ton, is a vicious member Of society
and not entitled to consideration Of
any kind.
1t ought to be enough to say IN
answer to these charges, although we
are going far when we seek to answer
any anonymous charge, that Mr.. Nc
Clelland in the recent primaries car
ried his county by larger percentage
of the votes of his party than did
any other candidate upon any ticket
We know that in Idaho Springs, his
home, Mr.. McClellend has been re-
peatedly elected mayor, has the confl-
dence and support of the people, and
thew are not only ready to fight for
him politically but they are ready 10
go farther-to fight physically the
originator of these anonymous attacks
would he but have manhood enough to
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18
Night School

The night school offered at the La
mar high school has started off very
nicely. There is an exceptionally
large Spanish class and unusual in
terest shown in the work. They have
made fine start, but it is not too
late for others to enroll. The work
in the commercial classes is largely
individual and students may enroll in
shorthand, typewriting, or bookkeep-
ing at any time, but the sooner the
better. This is a fine opportunity to
get commercial education at low
cost, and it is doubtful whether the
people of Lamar fully appreciate the
advantages offered by such course.
The tuition is only 81 per month. The
classes meet only two nights week,
Monday and Thursday nights. The
Spanish class meets 1880 to $3.50, the
commercial classes meet from 1880 to
900. Surely any one can spare this
much time. 1t is the busy, wide
awake that have time for such things.
The following people have enrolled
in the commercial classes:
John Alexander, Geo. C. Harris,
Miss Bessie Sickelbower, Clarence La
Grande, Clara NJ. Brown, R. Z. Twee-
die.
The following have enrolled for
Spanish:
Mrs. E. A. Herwig, Mrs. Frank E.
Brooks, Miss Catherine Nelson, Mr..
W. C. Weiger, Mrs. Della Smith, Mr..
Hugh Smith, Mrs. Meyers, Paul Ly
We're, Mr.. Harris, Mrs. Bertha La
Grande, Miss Ethlyn McAdams.
1t is expected that several others
will enroll this week. Interested Wis
itorss are welcome at any time.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

tice Precinct.
TWO Justices OF the Peace. Fourth Jus
tice Precinct.
TWO Justices OF the Peace, Firth JUS
TWO Justices Of the Peace. Sixth Jus
tice Precinct
TWO Constables, First Justice Pre-
cinct.
TWO Constables. Second Justice Pre-
TWO Constables. Third Justice Pre-
TWO constabIes. Fourth Justice Pre-
TWO constables. Fifth Justice Pre-
TWO 6'p constables. Sixth Justice Pre-
cinct
ALSO: In accordance with the pro-
Visions OF Section 5. Chapter 81 Of the
Session Laws Of 1913. (Sec. 8. Page %
Election Laws. 1870 and In accord
ance with the provisions OF Section
one ~ or Article v OF the Constltu-
ton Of the State Of Colorado. provid-
ing for the Initiative and Referendum
notice is hereby given that at the Cen
eral Election. to be held In the several
wards and voting precincts in the
State aforesaid, on Tuesday. the Sew
enth day OF November. A.. D. 1916,
there will be submitted 20 the qualified
electors OF the State OF Colorado the
following Initiated and Referred Meas
ures and Constitutional Amendments
WHICH ARE TO BE PLACED ON THE
OFFICIAL. BALLOT BY THEIR RE
SPFCTTVE TITLES AND IN THE Fol-
LOWING ORDER. TO-WlTs
PROPOSED LAWS: Amendments to
Colorado and Acts Initiated. Re
ferred and Submitted 10 be voted
Referred Measures
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18
LAMAR SAVAGES WIN
Lamar High School Boys Easily De-
feat the La Junta High School
Team

The regular league football season
was opened in Lamar last Saturday
afternoon at Association park by the
Lamar Savages defeating the La Jun
Ia boys by score of rs to 0 before a
large and enthusiastic crowd. The
day was fine and the game was clean
and exciting and most everyone but
the defeated team enjoyed the occas-
ion immensely. There was no rough
work and no injuries worth mention
ing, but the Lamar boys were from
the start far superior in most every
lvine of play. Neither team was at all
expert with the forward pass, and
while each tried it frequently only one
was made and that by the La Junta
boys for a gain of about twenty feet.
La Junta having the choice forced
Lamar to do all the kicking off and
from the start of the first quarter it
was evident Lamar was to be an
easy winner. The first quarter was
little more than opened until the Saw
ages got possession of the ball and
rushed it rapidly down the field and
across the La Junta goal for touch
down. The team work was the best
ever seen in Lamar and reflects
credit on Coach Koonsman who is
building up fine machine. The wind
was such that goal was almost i'm
possible. Before the end Of the first
quarter the Savages forced over an
other touchdown but again were I'M
able to kick goal. The second quarter
was all played in La Junta territory
but the Lamar boys were a little
winded and did not have the punch
necessary to force over another score.
After the rest between halves the
Savages promptly started the ball
down the field again for another
touchdown, making the score IS to o.
team work carried the ball across the
La Junta line and this time goal
was kicked, making the final score 20
to o. Next Saturday the Savages will
play Holly at Association Park and it
will be a hotly contested game. Las
f1IllulfA6 Dtdh ANONhg AOAb ~ VIZ oeAAAAS
time by a score exactly the same as
the game here. 1t looks now as if
the championship game would be
played in Lamar on November IL
when Las Animas meets the Saw
ages.
The entire Lamar team and substi-
tutes that got a chance played a
splendid game and especially was the
team work noticeable in the interfer-
ence to help the runners along. Some
man was always right on hand to
meet every emergency and to this is
due the large gains frequently made.
While the boys were not successful
with their own forward passes they
were able to stop all attempts Of the
speedy La Junta team to make them.
They look like champions and we be-
lieve they will win the title this year.
The following compose the Lamar
team:
Perry Johnson, center.
Donald Mclean, guard.
Paul Steward, guard.
Bob Strain, tackle.
Wilbur Kerr, tackle.
Eugene Main, end.
Marion Strain, end.
Ethan Beavers, quarter.
Marion Conwell, fullback.
Franklin Dillon, half.
Walter Pearson, half.
Substitutes, David Field, Kenneth
Brady.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Prowers. 80.
Pursuant to the provisions OF Section
Twenty,,one cd Of Ch9ptser rhlFt ~
same as Section 2144 Revised Statutes
on on nat t6at I General Election viii be held
IN the several wards and voting pre-
cincts in said County or IroNers ~
Seventh day OF Noyember, 4. d. 1916.
for the election OF the following Of
SIX six Presidential Electors for President
and Vice-President OF the United
ONE Representative in the LXV Con-
gress OF the United States for the
Third Congressional District
TWO Judges OF the Supreme Court for
the State Of Colorado for the Term
OF Ten Years.
ONE Governor OF the State Of Colo
ONE lieutenant Governor OF the State
OF Colorado
ONE Auditor of State.
ONE State Treasurer.
ONE Attorney General.
ONE Superintendent Of Public Tnstruc-
Two Regents Of the University of Col
ONE District Judge for the Third Ju-
dicial District. Term Ending Janu-
ONE District Attorney. Third judicial
District
ONE Member OF the House or ltepfe-
sentatives, to represent the Coun-
ties OF Prowers and Baca. to sue
coed Hon. Ray McGrath-
ONE County Judge.
ONE County Clerk and Recorder
ONE County Sheriff.
ONE County Treasurer.
ONE County Assessor.
ONE County Superintendent OF Schools
ONE County Surveyor.
ONE County Coroner.
ONE County Commissioner First Com
missioner's District.
ONE County Commissioner Third Com
missioner's District.
TWO Justices of the Peace. FIRST Jus
tice Precinct.
TWO Justices of the Peace, Second
Justice Precinct.
TWO Justices OF the Peace. Third jus
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

come into the open and make himself
known. If we are to judge a man by
his standing at home, Mr.. McClelland
is about the most popular man in the
state.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

Swellings of the flesh caused by in
flammation, cold, fracture of the bone,
toothache, neuralgia or rheumatism
can be relieved by applying BAL
LARD'S SNOW EMINENT. 1t
should be well rubbed in over the
part affected. Its great healing and
penetrating power eases the pain, re-
duces swelling and restores natural
conditions. Price 25c, soc, and S1.OO
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION IN THE
CITY OF LAMAR, COLORADO
GENERAL ELECTION

Pursuant to the Statutes in such
case made and provided, public notice
is hereby given that on Tuesday. the
gath day OF October. 1916. and on Mon
day, the 9Th day OF November, 1916, be-
tween the hours of seven o'clock a.
NJ and seven o'clock r. NJ. Of each Of
said days at the office OF the County
Clerk in the city Of Lamar, the regis
tration required to be taken prior to
the next ensuing General Election Will
be carried on for Election Precincts
Nos. one ~. Four 90. and Eight 90.
Any person who voted at the last
City Election In and for the city OF
Lamar, Colorado. or who was register
ed prior to the holding Of the last
Primary Election or who perfected
their registration before the Board Of
County Commissioners and who have
not changed their former residence.
need not appear their names are on
the permanent registration list.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. this 1Ath
day OF October. 4. d. 1916.
l.. NJ. MARKHAM.
County Clerk
First pub. Oct. IS. 1916.
Last pub Nov. l, 1916.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

House Bill No. l7s. an Act YES
Relating to the Practice
Medicine in the State OF
Colorado. NO ]
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

An Act in Relation to the YES.
Running OF stock at
Large. NO /
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

FOR the holding OF constitu- |
tional Convention
AGAINST the holding OF Con- .
stitutional Convention.
The Lamar register., 1916-10-18

5. For an Act to Abolish the YES
Colorado Tax Commission
and Transferring its Pow
ers and Duties to the NO ]
State Board OF Equsliza-
tion.
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La GFERSIVA AUSTR0 ALE.
MANA EN- Ell hUaTE
De RuMARlA
Las lrUpas de- yUn F~'alkenhayn in.
f~iiNicrOn ul nirv dcScalai,r0
Il los r%IIImaD0S Ell cSc irenic
\! SIR DEL DESFILADERO DR..
IL T'ORRE BAJ.A GCUPiRON
DOS iMpORTANTES VILLAS
LES TEUTONES.

LGNHRES. Novicmire TN me-
No ' >c1.ru "oipc en- Ia region sep
.r.rjpuai ,ir ia Tran,iivania. han
.ia1n = IL, irnpas mani las fucr-
Iy.> observation-disclosures del general yon
!'aihrrliavniIuc ah0?a II. rnrurntra
,w%%mdo "u:4. miila> al sur j" Ia
-"aura "u,rc Ruunania y Transit
yGuia.
Los lniurmnS Te.ibhioS uttinsa .
mcujr >obrc r>as operaci0ncS inLi-
ran cue ia tr"pas t"utonas han ucU-
1a,I" do purE'o> ruma1os en- c>a re
ZION ' rapuraJo ri rlIrn!i=o tres
.aiion"s y dircisi"tc amctiaI!adoras.
Fl ayai!'c j" las fTcrza> dc yoa i'al
~E"nlayH ">Ia haci@nj">e q dirrc-
ci6n sur del fcsfiladcro de Ia rorrc
Ruja Y las puDlaciouCS OcupadaS poi
rSa> r;erla. son ias dc RakovitSa y
Tite>lrti. Este .oIpc esti admiiido
DOR los fusos. purs hacrn mcnci6a
lie Il Ell Ill informe Official puDiica-
ID aver er Pctroyrado.
/! objective dc you F'aikenhnyn Ell
y>jH ur-i0n - 81 rCmprr ia Inca
"uman" Ell TN puuto De csc frrHtc,
IL mode d" podcr aDrirsc paso haria
IL, iiamUra, i" la Nalaluia captu-
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0TRu BaRC0 N0RUEG0 ECHAnt
A PIoUE P0R Los SUB
MARiNOS.

LISBOA. Noyiembre Ell yapor
naraeoo "Fromp" fui echado 4 pi-
m. o I'm submarine. seslu = -
nn a11i hoy. FL "rrcn-p X un bar
- dr. 1852 toneladaS dc capacidad.
FL .sTrcmp" era anteriormente 81
bar,.o johnson" de naciona}idad
holandeSa.
. No sc tie.gen de.Llies aeerca dc.
bnn4imiento de esc yapor, 4ue ha-
cia acIua!meute su ,ravesIa de Tyne
para Savoya, Italia
La agencia Gag:hma Lloyd's de
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" CIATRO UitS IIJNDIERGN 81
BARCOS LOS UBMaRlNUS EN-
I'll CANiL DE Ia MANCIiS.

>~rr,irir tNriy.i:v pa.I " ri!.N>A
ELitLIN. N"vIeMhrc Lii a-ru-
Ella Semi-oficia! Overseas di6 d la ,pu
blicidaG aver IN cSta capital IN. III
forme tn q que dice que tres sub
marines tcu;ones qu" re,'leuicmyu-
w. rc-resarou a sUs bases ulvales,
ccnarun a pique en- uno> :uautus
dia>, Ell ell Canal de Ia Naacha. no
ntcuos d. y barcoS. con un desp:a
1amieuJo total de iS,5Uu luuclada-.
EH,rc ~ DuI>oo- hundiit> - ell
cueuu.au i0z yapvrgs Tfauccer> ,.uu
dor dc 30 ,onel4das: C~atnleplcrr..
dc ..i3U toncladas y Ia goleta d. tres
uustiic>. janlJi@n francesca So, Char
,es" lie 52t toaeiaJa> Que .raia 800
toneladas dc pe>cado.
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~''N'" P""
LONpRES. NovlemDre Ell Eufr-
je VaaN, una de la mas inp"riant">
p~o>irion"> raPiuft'las p"r las tr"-
pas a!e'nanae 'ici PI2hcIp'' h"r"Icr@
duranjc =" nrpion@aLa oierl>iVa 50
bre N"lriun. ma >!do eE;tua!c p"i'
dJcha> irC2a>. habt@ndo>e anunrla-
do tai rya.uatiIn niirja,mrntr "a
Berlin acr. P,co anir~ de lae To-
~frarsr>'> "n'np"raran g"r u ala
Iar lie >o"p.r>a {" Fuef,1 i1"uau-
mon, "'yj"nd,"r 4 II f""n," III 60
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- ;r@:.ana ~~'riadWatr a~ia"ilaz1i".
Con - a,arr' fr1ncr> ~ DouEu-
non. Il ritaio fuey.e quci@ Ill uu2
situa.i"r lur u defense :" nac'-
:as-4ape-;h''. p1r> Ia I@epa> fan
;eSas "tia"'oH p">i''"'''s ''a %
cans a. IH'f'" y IAN '-
qu' ie-'' io'.@o :" u" &|' - ra'''
err s'"Su"n ~ amos 4'''l'0> 1T
Ia vvacuacj5a del ;uel.c = .:.@'
nor - a,rnau.> durant" Ia noci,e
L. ay.r. iii .os;acalo pr pare IL
!as t~-.as r'aate>as y 4"Srur> dc
ute yaci,> >~e.,o-:S de rea i~5"ia,c-
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As5 l., !. caro- aver a us p .rio}i,t4., r7ar;festan-
do c,,- t.zn~ /, seeuridad de que 81 subn,ari-
no no fue cap;ure d. por los ~ing!esss
Meuyos DATCs MTERESAHTEs S0BRE e.
VaIE DEL "0EuTSCHLkH0"

jail. nIiJlir ii pudiulH~ ui,-"rNar
mmrr.~ns marcos r~nami.">. NJ"
r}lo- "a ,irr"n al "p.ut-rhiani." IA
minqmu, ACCOMPLISHMENTS r!rn mi
- &":,2ir DE-. a-lra Y" 81 rr<to 10 III
r;n.,, nnr II canine normal.
II "Douts,h,and" lrac I'm rar.a-
ur.n., H.. ,iro.as tales como a>piri-
-, ,sinir4 slly3rs3u Y oilas d.
.,n.:a arIi,arian Y dlr e>t;in A.
;paimlrn.c mnIy rS,aSas Ell r>,c pals.
Y iin,uraS IT, ii>"rsas r%lascs, asi 60
no I'M !ctr de picdra> prccioSdS, to-
do 10 rla? csla avaluado en- dirL mi
Homes de- pesos.
In Iripnlari6n de- submarine eS
IN mi.ma quc zinc IN el primer via
ir. con exception dc tres personals
i'll. :, iirr-n he alta IN ella euandO
81 Dan.n rarii6 De Baltimore. 10 v"L
prada.
,nl., ,r ,m. -. .%lr;,iu rnDr1a-
o., - ~rpaIn H. 81 vipie. Io- repnr-
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r.rr.nnia. = n .nor!c lei submarine
"Rr.man"
90.
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g., q. 4 s. A. (Lines P~riarIp,n.

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Londres, anuncia tambien q huudi-
nientC de 0trO vapor norueg0 el
Delta" de 5000 loneladas de capa-
cida6.
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DIVISION yICI0RIS

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Los ALEMANES EMPREEDIERON
IN ATAlUE SOBRE LOS RU-
SOS En- IOLIIYNIi.

BERLIN. NuyIembre LAS tro-
pa del general Won Linsiagen que
cpcran IN 81 frcule oriental Ell Ia
region DE- Nolhynia, cnlprcndicron
GUrau," Il dia It aver un rigoroso
4Iaduc Sobrr lbs poSicicRes mosco-
villas ">tabIccidas Il 10 large De Ia
nau2cn iHiuierda del rio Siokhod,
>e-jln 80 dice en- 81 inrorme Official
puDiiraIo aqui hoy.
Los alcmaneS, dc acucrdo o dt-
riIo informc. infligieron Il los mosco-
vitas considerables p6rdtda>, la
hitadoIcs capturado mis- de i5T
pri$ionercs.
~RedeS." contes,6 este con una
sonrisa. CieriameLte, pero ~nos0tros
10 yansos Il las rydeS Ellos no las
pueden poner u ia gran %profundi-
dad IN t0ias parte;. 70 no creo que
q Bremen" haya sido una victima
(pasa a Ia "a. Col. 2a.) !
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Travis
~TELEFONOS 2aIl
Nuevo

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u,aYIr rircuiacinH - IC> i~ia"r> MO-
y por a. iantn. ri ;naiDr gNia lo> 'Huncian'
les.
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Entered - SUCuna-vli-> matter FEBRUARY
81, 1918. at The PcSiU,jiCr .,i >lG hnlOntO
Ic,. under ta- Nr!. OF NLrrh =. lS.9.
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(Pasa a la "a. Col. 2a.)
Putnam patriot., 1916-06-23
Washington

More than s1,OOO,OO0,O 900 in operat- ing income will be earned by the rail ways of the United States for the year ending this month, an Interstate Commerce Commission report shows.
 President Wilson issued call to National Guard organizations of every state in the Union for service on the Mexican border.
 President Wilson has signed bill Incorporating the Boy Scouts of America, and giving the organization exclusive right to that name.
 Without amendment and with little discussion the House passed the Annual Pension Bill, carrying a total of $15S, S,OO0,O0O.
 President Wilson led Washington preparedness parade.
 A favorable report was ordered by the House Military Committee on the annual Army Appropriation Bill, car Tying s175.O00,000
 A successor to Supreme Court Jus tice Hughes is not expected to be appointed until after election.
 The Supreme Court adjourned until October.