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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
Gefdlt0te San0i0riIten.

Die ieBt Ielbit bon ti6e6ti9er Settle
3~ugegebene 6dli6uns Der lo9enannten
&0ni9inbofer 9an0i6rift itebt nidt
berein5eIt in Der 0eiai4te Der @ifens
f6aften. 9etannt lit Der San hes
Grieden Simonioes, Der in rem orei>
bigger Sabren beg pori9en Sahrbuns
berts nit Der sr0Btsn Gef9iutihteit
altgrie9tIde 9anof6riften fdii6ts
uno fir f6p.res GeIp an 8ibliotbes
fen pertaufte, 70 baB ieIbit nanbafte
Gelebrte ouf ben S4pinoel bineinfies
len, Biz bieier fdlieBli9 ourb einen
3afau aufg.bedt purbe. 9ier err
folate bic Sdui9ung lebiglid aus per-
f0nlid.m Gigennus. Sang anoers lag
Die Sadie Bel Der f%ogenannten faroinis
iden Sanbf9oift aus 4rborea, bic
I'D ieiner3.it ~un9ebeuren Staub aufs
~tt'rbeIte. Gang pl0Bli9 taudte mint
lib eine au9ebliA aus Der %9enannten
faroiniI9en Stobt itammenOe 9anos
i6rift auf, bic, ibnIia pie Die &0niz
sinbofer, in majorem sloriam Der alt=
tfdedii4sn Rdtton Wunberoinge BON
elmer altTaroini11en, lis bato gang
unbetannten &ultur gu erSdblen uno
gu berihter ipuBte. Die Nufoedung
oes plumpen Mo6pertes, petdes
etenfuus fdngere 3ett iogar in Sc
Iebrtentreiien ats edit angeieben purs
&c. ecfoIgte our9 bic 9erliner pbilo-
iopbii4e 6atultdt. Die Qnregurg
tier5u CAB 5beooor Mommien. Der bei
einem Suriner StootaufeutbaIt i'm
Sabre 1869 G~elegenheit bate, in Die
9anoidrift Gtnblid gu gepinnen, fiG
oteIelbe gu Stuoien3neden nd6 8ers
lin leibpetIe mitnabm uno bier i'm
Ginperitdnoni3 nit eint3en BURNER
profe6oren. Die ~ebsnfals an Der Gdts
belt oes Sober 5peifelten, oenIelben
our6 f~a9mGnnii6e NutpritGten
srinoIi4 unteriu9en lieB. Gs maren
oies Der 2omaniit Noolf Sober, mel
der ben ipradliden Sell, in~sbeIonbere
Die G9tbeit oes Oidlefts nit 9uc DIT
cut Die on9ebIide Gntitebungs5eit bes
Wertes. -. SabrbunOert, eingebeno
priifte, ferner Der frib oa9in9ei6ieoene
Pbilipp Safe Den paldograpbiiden
Sell uno Der !Siitoriter Oope ZEN ges
ididtliAen SnbaIt nuf feline Nnaz
dronismen. 9o5 Grgebni5 Der Inter
iu4un9 eri4ien in Sen GiBung8beri6z
ten Ser &9l. Wtapemie Der DiIeni6afs
ten gu Berlin.
Is l0urpe 81 nett fibren, ale Gin
3elbeiteu Res oerni8ten0en 0utadten5
iiber Nert b:3p. @ertIoiigleit Der
6on6Iariit. nsld)s bon nun ob per>
oientermaBen in Der 8erlenfung per
f6nano. bier an3uIibren. Der be-
trefe10e Glbtpinoler bate pQ9rIdetnz
IiA tedbit6ttqt, ii6 our9 pl6Bi:Us
Gntoedung elmer aItiaroiniiden Sui
tur lei benz &0ri3 Gittor emanuel
l.. Der fi3 oamol5 nod nG0ni9 BON
Sdroinian" uunnte, in b~eionbere
Gunit gu ieben. Se0sniolIs teoeutete
Die griinOlihe llnterfud}ung befufs
Nuf5equr9 Der 9on3en @u9ele9enbeit
picocr e;nmaI eiaen Sriuntp6 oeuts
iaeg GeIebriamteit uno G~e0ie1enbeit,
nament.il Der Ctyttritit Der oeutiten
PbilolnqeniduIunq.
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Sherefo $ erGibfa
Sanfahitattuna.

NQcn unicern Sreumoen ltno Nodl.
Earn mod,tcn mir hicrmit inniqit bon.
fen fir Die inns onldBlih ncs Shci.
ocna Nnicrcs uielgelicbten @atten
ltno eaters
6ric6rih 8oumunr
erlpieiene Snmpotbie ionic o,tdy
filr bic inn crmieiene lcete Ghre, be.
lonhcrS Hoitnr @ontm iilr icinc lro.
itc@morte, 0cn SonQcrr. ocn 9ohr.
t%uftrdGcrn Der Nrnlter Union 90.
50 uio hcncn Sic @lunlQ i~pen0ctcn
Grou 9numnnn
un0 3in0cr.
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EeriOnalia.

0r. Rid $ Grter un6 ieine
5nci Softer iino mad Chicago &c.
rctst llm Die 5eiertoqe bel leiuer BORT
pc%rbeirntbeten Soflter, Trou Sd)ort.
Ht,ubrinqen.
6rut 6rnnf Reumun II
non Mub0ib. Minn.. uno 9r. Carl
Mogncr ron 0uIutb. Minn., iinb nod
ihren rep. @ohnorten 3uriidgefebrt
gle mobntcn bier 0cm V~egrabnib BON
6ricorid) 0oumann bel.
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slnf hcr @cf(nnelnnsiteanna

Wiirmlfee GeUdnn Wy. VI SeldL
1926 NooqCr StraRe. orei erite. 5lpel
smcite uno eincn eierten gSrei5. @ol'
ter Sonon iteatc ieine Barred Hofo
i'll Minonu olt5 uno cr3iclte ebenfalis
cinlge 8rciie mo 9lnertennun1en.
y. 1reiie, Der Die Gctillon NlIttcr
Glps 3uhtct, mar eriolgreif) auf
Der Misunderstanding IN Ccono'
mnlpoc; or cr6iclt mcbrcre YrcnIal
uno auh Ancrfeunungcn.
Gcrius WabOueH. College 2Shcn'
tnn rieelt I'M @otot .Gbief" ulht
ubel ME iolQt;
nGs fam fem 3mciicl OorlI5cr
beiteben 0oB Oos gcgenDartlge BE-.
jtialildl fultc 9&etter Don Der Nm
filn1tquna GerriIbrt oa6 cir sc.
miller Toul ~. N'ohouen iid I'M
Oos 9urgermeiitcront III 60
Groiic III hemcrbcn 1orbobc. llno
Is miir0e cincn melteren nod mel
fd(tcrcn GCn obie6eu fods or cr'
m0btt uer0Cn i%0lltcl"
Sin @iHbrCd)rr, Her Gin iOgcnann
ter Fore fieno icir mlB mo IS ot'
o}iit 5tmulon5cu obacicben battc.
iudte in Der Noutog n0tr Gien@tog
Rudt Die Giiiccn ser Ncr3tc G9ou9.
Aoruen un0 McG5ortn inn >. Stot
0cs Stotc Qunf Gcbclt0e3 beim mo
crbeuttte ciniae - 6loihen @iititoT.
e, einihlicGlih elmer Gilantitat Wtor
nhi1tm, ionic cjrcs @cqcnmittcl5 &c,
gen Worpbutm 0u5 crit tIlr3Iih BON
Willuoufec erbultcn Dur0c. Ger Gerl
tanr iid) jcet Elm bolbeS $obr lana
nod, alien Neqcln DER @iiicnifoit
pcrul'tcn uno mic0er cntgiftcn, tpcnn
cr'5 Tango nu5bnIten fann.
Wcitcrn raj scr filtcitc Sng Die.
les Mintcrs nit oon 20 biz % @rG-
Sen uIttcr RiQ. Cine ioId}c 00lte
lit 5l oicier }eit cine bier unqe.
.uobntc uno ihdoiQt on$ @eibnattS
geiduft %cnpfinolid, ubcr nctun mir
horen oar in oen Tototn5 bis 5r II
(Sruo inter Hul reQiitrirt muroen 10
t6nucn mir ms ~troIten.
Gieluea mad brownsville nrsge.
lcnt. @ie c9 idlon lett pieIen Sobrcn
icine @elpohuheit lit bot aud oicien
&intcr 0r. @eorg @ol3hommer oen
g3cn oui Dem Giic md Brownsville
ohaeitcft. Go2 sis bit 0urd bic
itrcn1c 01ltc Ihtn enc be0atteune
eide crrciht ur0 lit ser obocItcdtc
$3cg fir Weniher nHo 8ieb obloIltt
iid}Cr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

8 Ierrs frijb in Grj uno Sta6t
Die belle 8ruit gu biiGen,
Ienn ou nab 9ofem rirqit.
Nu6 ourd1 ocs Grs orinqt rnrm Der
SttabI,
Ter lie nit t8r6fc mub erFIr,r,
0oh munNeu bringt r;tt isoer Shlag,
hit Dem Ger Rei0 bid treffen mag,
WeuH Oh sappr biA idfrinoeIf.
Soief @rinitcin.
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s. s.

Sr0tIide &eifmndltcn mitHidpcn
mir ION Ner5eu alien rnicrcn !icbeH
yeiern in Nah nuo Tern. Mogr Der
Tricoc bel Shuen e:utebrcn, icncr
iuabrc, bimmliidle Trieoe, Ner su Dir
icr 2cit, liner &crcutun9 mad oie
itl0nitc mnb erhGberite ces gnu5en
Snbrcs, inter alleu Wcnidlen herr.
Idlen iuiltc. in europa uerbliiteri
Der oolfcrmoraenec Nriea and oicic5
&ieibuadltsfeit mieocr nno beoeft -
npd)mGls mic nit cinem grOien Sci
d'entndl. lin 10 6aHtbarer babeu mir
onc llriatlc III lem uur in SdOtten
Sicies NelteuorOmnS ~ lteheH. NO
&c and Oieier Sd,attcu balh her
i%dliuinecn nnb 6ricoc bcrrideu in Der
snu5en 9fcnihcniuclt,
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Grunotigentbnmsmarft.

Tolncrhc observation-disclosures. ue5cr.
tro9lnGCn murocn in ben lettcn "a.
gen porqenommen:
Wartm 9'Chnl an E1utlIs Nnit0iou.
Hh Cutlurt III $,fit SnlenI $4,000
[lolm Z %obnion IN Gjnoe Ge)ne,
GlQcntbun II etlpttu S60tl
u. =. GoleIb2rg on 4icter Snbnion.
GiQcnthum in Sotmen 5000
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
gu ncrfaufem

he'trs nerhl'hrs " i%sconiiner Gut Cucr"
gano uno Sara en-. 30 Wider his ecttonen.
in Dem 'trnht @urteI. &c bejten Grams.
portnttous- @eI'genheiten StrnBen. SduGen
nto M2drtte. 3ntrieherlteLeroe 5trmine
Sprrfen Sie opr ODER idhrciber Str an
i, 2unnebede. e'f ihdftsfuhrer,
Sogielo Snpelulent gh'n.,
N~fblunb, isis.
9ofnI 2loent: 6opce Neal @ftate
20, 81 6errp StraBe, So Groie, 2Sis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
s=8eswsiisr.

So GrDnc Sbeater. - 5odjtlniiige Pouhes
rifle : @oriteIlunoeu uno 8anoeloiloer
leoen Aafmittng uno Hbeno.
sDaaieuIe. - SonnIag JtabmItin9s uno
Hbenos @auoebiDe ; Yorite0ungen; al
ben 8odertngen GRANDCHILDREN
6iipn. - Seoen Rahmlttag uHo GbenS
Wnnoelbiloer.
Gahno. - Scoen gahmittas uno Gbenf
Wanoelbilber.
zbe Strano - tan Der Sadion Strabe)
9eoen 4beno 8anoelbiIoer.
etnr. - Seoen Hndlmittd9 unb A6eui
WanoeIbiloer.
(0oroieite. )-Se6eu GAG
GRANDCHILDREN.
Come. (yiorbieits) Seben Gag
WanoelbiIoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
Neuelte Rn3ei9en.

lleber 20 @urte 2 Gents pro 8ort.
Sic @orte m@erInn9t". Y3u uertaus
fen, gu perrniethen". oSbeilhaber pers
langt", Ii. /. ~. iopie ole abreiieu inc
elm SbeiI Der Nn3eigen unb miirlen be,
Der Sreis : Serebnung ais @orte mit9e'
5ablt neroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

6ohieitsQlofen

Bic EnlqerN"n erblcIten etneu
Sod 5cltatr'cu.iIfidein:
WtrrNc q. 5dlicr ron Roich r.,
@iant., un0 Moum Ge5lcr oon ira.
ln3fc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

49, 100000 AT p%crIci6cu ol'
Ntlnibei8euthum in Ga Groiie III
9luuulen unn 100000 his 81 So.
10000 SIT SG6. NndBuiroacn bci
=. ~. Y edls Gnntcr. 33t Main
Strabe, WI SeIepbon 352.I.
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sSie crit jctt bcfnnnt miro, III

SSic crit jctt bcfauut miro, hut
'ih Der frilblre 5toatslcnntor Som.
oro 1eos0n(cd aus 5porto ON ;.
&orcnlber IN Caledonia. Wlinr.. nit
einem Sri. 6loro u. DlorriQ ol;5
@eit Qcperc tr0pleu ioiien. Gas
Todr tcfiu0et iih 3ltr3eit nod
an Der Nod3ciiareiit mo miro nidt
Dor Dem /. Ncbrtor in Sbortd eitt
ircficn, (ensoclc nor Goriitcnocr
6ca 2cgi9loturfonritcs mir Gr3iehunG
lmS 0ifcntIihts Mohlfu6rt@meicn un0
fcruer 8oriitcr Der i%ou,oicn 2oitcr
iountiiiioH. rie in uGeu groBeren
fStGnten 0cs 5tantcs hernmitmi,f.
ieItc. Grit burn 0icicS Gomite Tor.
Der g{antc IeaS0nle in scr Nunn SER
2eitc. Scine Truu NOR friibcr Ntlt.
fjfletrerin in Cibto'h. Sic lit cine
NbinIoentin hcr Ci6foihcr Norna(
idnllc uno 0c5 Crane Niuiitfonicrbu
forum in Gotsoom, g. q.
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4us ben Geri9ten.
Gonntpseriht.

Qster S6leitcr uno Rog Samf. Die
an lcBtel 5nnutog in Dos 9Saaren.
holt5 bon SO. Roienitein an Ger 6rout
StroBe einbr1den uno Sfobpd5e itcL.
len 5olo 6nrluf ober erTiid)t mur.
oen itdnocn gcitern Dor benz 9Ihter
I'M ibr llrtbcil 81 boren. Sic batten
Die 3hnt etugelton0cn, III or 0otf-
nung, nit elmer gerirgel Straie DC.
uon3ufommen. Nifter grin6lep iat
obcr feincn @rnno nm 9top @amf, ei
nem ihon friIber @citrafteL guaoiQ
5t b~cbonoeln, uto pcrurtbeiIte i'm 81
5mei 3atren t3udtbou5. Gem @art
ner. Setter Shlciter. Sohn redtihoi-
fcncr Gltcrn. fanl nit einem 5ohrG
ooron. Gn5 llrtbell muroe geia4t.
uud3ocm ,1ront &. gSbitrow in eIncr
fllr3cn 8eoc tie O2 'E"'>iqt bate.
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- Nut.,' IS ipiro bicrmlt

Nut!;' IS miro bicrmit
tcfunnt oculodlt ea9 Hie Sohres &er,
inmmluno ser 5bcIbp 6nrmer's @til.
tunl iSjrc Goupnnn i'm S%upcrpjiorcfl
Simmer 0cS WerjhtSQebGubcs or,
Tirn&toa. ocu ,. %<onlor 1917. al
Gehnltcu lpcr0Cn miro. NNjuu Ser
&Crh0nNIunQcu mn II llhr G>ormit
tags
Better &icnhnI3
Sefretdr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
Nanfnbitattnna.

Santdp1fatfltf9.
Sic ltuter5ei6netcn mitui6cn Nncl
Die uns m0hrcno Der &rontbeit ullc
beim 0eQrdbnif ltuiercr Iiebcn Mut-
ter
Sbereio SerIibfa
ihre Spmpnthic be5cugten ber5Iidit
81 O%onfen. 8cionbcrcn 9onf &rn
NoItor Inhrcos fiir sic E%roItesmortc,
Dem Wormon GouIec Gbor fiir oell
@eidng, un0 fiir oie ih0nen 8luntcn-
ipunoelt.
Gomor6 @crIitfo
uno Talililie
6ranf 0crlitfo
uno Tdmilic
@en5cI &crlibfo
uno 6amilic
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Grcisgcriht.

Ridtet Sjqbec gob in Dem 5oGlt
Rcinurt Slinqcr Elm llrtbeil 3t
@uuItcn non 2}iaiom 6lrnQcr al.
m0cm or cntidico. 0aR Erou RcinnrG
Sci rittlociu Neritor0e acipeiou lei.
nls lie i5rcm Sobnc MiIliim GllnQcr
ihr SENT. Dos elmer Wcrth bon Si400
hat ilbcrtrltG u1tcr Sc Q'chingunQ,
on3 or fir tic GIT j1tgen pnbe. C5
mlroc 5cluicieu hc3 IeDterc I'M ridti.
cen Giunc uuSaefjib't meroe mo Die
SHUTTER fciucn @fuf0 sum 0lnQcn
bohe. Gic hottie mi &;iccerbcrous.
Nobc oe5 fleiucn G%ig@lt1umS &c,
tIoQt.
Jut arcisgcrid)t biloct 5ur 3eit
o0: Gbcleib ser 2~3idhriqen Huth
Nimnfs @arnc8 8obore uno ME
iie lonit nod bgiBer mag. fir hJt
Ridtcr cincn mahrcn qoroiIdlen Sno,
ten. 9o5 6rnueu5irnler be- rothetc
idon nit IS ,Sdhrcu, pnttc Icjther
ciniQe orei GottcrL pom oer,n iie 3ur
53cit qeitie6en iciu mil, 10 Dab lie
micocr Ruth @urnc3 heiBen fam
PIN n~lciitcn III ser &idtcr gu be-
oaucrr, ocrn mcnn err oieies Che.
itnno Gjlcmmo Qlntt l0ieu Mil 10
olrite ibm oo5 Iollfenoe Sabr 1915
etpns ST fnr5 bnrtonmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

!Sinterlict arutcs %crm0scu. Ter
filr5lit perirorbcnc 0otclicr Cabin
%. 90fcr bat $t}9.s99.2S bintcr.
IniIcn, nah einen ini Nod)tniIen
ihuftsQcritt ciugcrcid)tcn 9cridt
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
Mor~ BLOWS To Booze.

Duluth. a city OF ninety thousand
population. has gone dry and 1876 sa-
looms there will 20 out OF business.
The twin city OF Superior, with for
ty thousand population, voted dry in
April and all OF Its saloons will quit
July LIST.
An interesting feature OF the pro-
hibition fights In Duluth and SUI
perior was the position taken by the
iron and steel industry. which has
great steel works there, and the big
gest iron mines in America not far
distant. and fleet OF ore carrying
steamers sailing from those ports
The heads OF this industry gave big
sums TO help the campaigns OF the
prohibitionists, not from any moral
or religious sentiment against liquor
but as eold.blooded business invest.
ment They argued that without
liquor their thousands OF workmer
would be vastly more efficient and
worth more from every point OF
view,
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
Good Fencing.

To get the maximum service out
Of fence, It Il necessary that II be
well built. The corner posts must be
set solidly and deep in the ground,
and braoed so they can not be drawn
loose by the pull OF the fence II a
woven wire fence is erected. the
fabric should be strung tightly to the
end posts. but should be fastened TO
the line posts in such a way tina, the
wires may move in a horizontal di-
rection 10 take care OF the expansion
and contraction due to heat and cold
and 10 distribute the force OF blow
along the fence line. so that the
strain will not come entirely on any
one or two posts. or any one point
OF the wire. There ought 10 be q
barbed wire a short distance above
the woven wire TO keep stock from
crowding 1t down when reaching
over or rubbing against the fence. In
selecting wire the number OF wires
is not as important as the strength.
graded by the weight OF each indiyid-
ual wire. 4 fence made OF heavy
wire will far outlast one made Of
light wire and the service given by
heavy wire will offset the excess in
cost
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
EAST HOLBROOk.

J r. Nunemaker left last week for
Larned. Kan. to spend the summer
laboring in the wheat harvest.
Alpha LantE made a motorcycle
trip TO the Tate ranch. south OF La
Junta Sunday afternoon. where he
visited his sister. Miss Ida LantE,
Gene and Park Ragsdale are two
of the CheraW boys who have Joined
the militia since outbreak OF the re-
cent unpleasantness with Mexico.
Miss Erma Berkeley. 90 Harper.
Kan. visited here a few days last
week. before going to the Mennonite
sanitarium as one OF the workers.
Mr.. and Mis- ". II snyder and
Mr. and Mrs Lsatherman mo-
torcd TO Benton last Sunday morn
ing where Rev Leatherman conduct.
ed services for the people o; that
place.
Kodaks on display at ColtmAn's
Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01

II Charles Evans Hughes is elect.
ed president he will be the first Bap-
tbs, TO hold that office.
There have been eight Episcopalian
presidents, seven Presbyterians. four
Aethodists. two Dutch Reformed
and four unitarians. jefferson la
beled himself liberal in religion, but
his enemies said he was an atheist.
The EpiscopalIans made their big
presidential record in the early days
Of the republic, while the hold OF the
church of England was still strong.
Garfield was ordained as a preach
er in the church OF the Disciples.
Hughes would make the twentieth
lawyer TO occupy the White House.
Only eight presidents so far have not
been members OF the bar.
Eighteen OF our presidents out OF
twenty-seyen were college men. and
as Hughes went to two colleges he
would strengthen the forces OF the
sheepskin holders.
II you want your son to be presi-
dent you had better buy farm. An
even dozen presidents were sons OF
farmers and farm boys have beat all
others in the race TO the White
House.
Lincoln was the first president to
wear a full beard. But since his
day Garfield. Grant. Hayes. Arthur
and Harrison have worn extensive
facial ornaments
The nomination OF Hughes proves
once more that the best stepping
stones TO the presidency is the gov
ernorship. Wilson. Roosevelt. Nc
Kinley. Cleveland. Hayes and John.
son were state governors.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01

The Boy Scouts me, Wednesday
evening at the home Of Rev. d. II
Dow. where they held a ceremonial
meeting and elected officers. They
also planned for their summer camp
which they will spend IN Red Rock
Canon. about sixty miles south Of
la Junta. They win probably 70 to
their summer camp about the middle
OF July and remain for ten days.
The officers elected we're: First
Patrol Leader. la verxnc Harrison:
assistant. Arthur Thomas: second
patrol leader. Charley Davis: assist.
art. Darlington MacKie: scribe. Or
Wis Hubbeii.
After the business meeting . social
time VS. enjoyed and refrsshmcnts
vsfs ssrvs1.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
\ Stitch in Time.


A common sight as one drives
along the roads during the haymak-
ing season. is hay stackers and buck
rakes standing by the roadside, left
there until the time TO use them
rolls around again. There are a
number of objections to this prac-
tice. The first Is that II Is dangerous
TO the persons who use the road. es-
pecially at night Stackers are usu-
ally elevated to a heighth at which
the teeth are on a level with the
body OF a person setting In wagon
/ or an automobile II two buggies
should meet at this point on dark
night and attempt to pass. one OF
them might very easily run into the
stacker and the occupants be SCI
yerely injured And a person driv-
ing rather rapidly or riding self
propelled conveyance might accident
ally drive or run over some OF these
implements carelessly left where
they positively do not belong, and
seriously iniure horse, or damage a
vehicle. not to speak OF the danger
I OF breaking his neck.
( The public road is Intended for
travel and not used as a storage
warehouse for farming implements.
SO Il you are guilty OF this danger
Gus practice try and find some space
inside the boundaries OF your farm
where you can store your hay tools.
and II your farm Is not big enough.
acquire little OF the adjacent prai-
RE. OF which there IS an abundance
adjoining, or on most OF the farms
I In this community, and store your
/ implements there Anyway don't
leave them out in the road where
they might cause the serious injury
or even death OF some person or
animal
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01

Why not try a new variety OF your
main crop DO not wait for some
one else TO do your experimenting FOR
you, The successful business man 4.
the one who is fins, in the field He
tries out carefully. new methods or
new products. The successful farm
er Is first in his field.
II you have never raised A forage
crop. try one. II you are growing
Defiance spring wheat Why no, try a
maearoni wheat Perhaps another
common variety such as MARQUIS or
Red Fife would do we'll.
OF course. II your community has
settled upon variety as a eommu-
nifty enterprise. as is done with p.a.
potatoes. apples, alfalfa. etc. Il IA
not wise TO depart from Il.
Always try just a little OF anything
new quarter acre. a half acre. or
even an acre. Give 4, jus, averar.
rround-it is better right alonr.is.
the standard crop. Don't baby Il,
Make !, prove Its worth. n 1, has any
The pleasure OF trying on, for
ones self the value OF a crop is tho
best return. DO no, make You,
Whole farm an experiment, farm q,
you viii surely fail. But a little OF.
pertinent nov and then Is reli.h.a
BY successful men.-Brec.e Boyaek
Colombo Agricultural College. For,
Collins. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
MAN Is JUDGE
AND JURY TOO.
Valuable lnforuiAtion IL
Given for Benefit
Of Public.

Here is what Charles l.. Mack. s5&
Marion. prominen, citizen OF Den
yer. has TO say regarding Tanlac:
II have been bothered for a num-
Der OF years with catArrh OF the nose
and throat. and found this condition
particularly annoying In the morn
ings Ny head felt dull, and ! was
constantly shifting and clearing my
throat, and was very susceptible TO
coughs and colds. Eel; good for
nothing all the time. and realized
that frequently the lungs become dis
eased by the extension OF catarrhal
inflammation. SO tried different medi-
cines recommended to me. but with
out result.
Finally. saw Tanlac advertised,
and bought bottle am now on
the fourth one, and must say that
didn't expect half as much in the be-
ginning My head is clear as a bell,
and certainly am grateful for the
benefit received"
Tanlac has no superior for the
treatment OF stomach and liver
troubles. rheumatism. debility, in
somnia. catarrh and bronchial
troubles Tanlao and Tanlac Laxa-
tive Tablets are sold in La Junta e1-
rlusiyely by Opera House Pharmacy
ADV
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
wh., National Gusrismcn are Paid.


Briradier general. 1857 a day.
Colonel. sIl.li.
Lieutenant colonel. ss.72.
Major. $3.50.
Captain. 1857.
First lieutenant. 1856.
Second lieutenant. st7s.
Privates, so cents.
First class privates In engineering
or signal corps. so cents.
corporals OF infantry. 20 cents.
Corporais OF engineers. sirani or
hospital corps. so cents a day.
serrcan,s OF infantry. 81.
Coroprals OF engineers. signal or
hospital corps. si.2o.
Battalion sergeant majors OF field
artillery. chief ,rumpe,crs and prin-
cipai musicians, fI33.
Quartermaster serseants. first
class serreanis. sergeant majors OF
signal corps and first class musicians.
$50.
First-ciass serreants OF hospital
corps or serreants OF field musicians.
3i.s7.
rirst-ciass serrean,s OF engineer
corps. 3:.i7.
Master electricians. auartermas-
tiers Of coast artillery. master signal
electricians and chief musicians,
lsso
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
Stealing the Livery OF Heaven

The total amount OF cantaloupes
shipped for the season 10 June 18Th,
vas 2,7o2 cars. OF these Georgia
furnished forty-fiye cars. Florida
fifteen cars and California asa
cars. The government repor, fails
to state Just how many OF these mel
ons were labeled as Rocky Fords.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
Creamery Product. Delivered Free

Any cash order amounting to rs
cents O. any Of the following cream
cry products, whipping cream, cof-
fee cream, milk and buttermilk. de-
livered 10 any part OF the city. Phone
East 32s.
wIsWELL,s CREAMERY.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
SURE REVENUE PRODUCER.
Continued from Firs, Page,

in stock cars. and instead OF a ha,
train run a milk train.
The Republican journal., 1916-04-13
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE,

The following transfers of real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending April IL, 1916:
Leroy P. Michaels, Belfast. to Ida NJ Web
ber, do; land in Belfast.
Lizzie H. Webber, Monroe, to Arthur W.
Knight. do; land and buildings in Monroe.
Oriana " Walker. to David E. Walker, do;
land and buildings in belfast.
Charles M. Brewster, Belmont, to Percy c.
Tower. do; land in Searsmont
Horace W. Murphy, Swanville. to Eldora
and Leon A. Murphy, do; land and buildings in
Swanville.
Grace E. Bachelor Brooks. and Alice L.
Bessey, Zanesvile Ohio, to Abbie E. Dow,
Brooks; land and buildings in Brooks.
Maude E. Cornforth. Unity, to Charles E.
Ware. Thorndike; land in Unity.
Emma M. Cramer and Clara B. Woodbury.,
Northport. ct al, to Clarence O. Woodbury.,
Northport; land in Northport.
Emma M. Cramer. Northport, ct ais, to
and buildings in Northport.
Edwin A. Lttlefeid, ,Thorndike, to Winnie A,
Peavey, do; land and buildings in Thorndike.
Sarah e. Smart. Frankfort, to Maude S
Hopkins, do; land and buildings in Frankfort.
George F. West, Frankfort, to Maude S.
Hopkins, do land in Frankfort