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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-12
y 49, - -
WANTED

WANTED Women, full time. salary
SIS. selling guaranteed hosiery to
.wearer; Csc an hour spare time. Per
manent, experience unnecessary. For
particulars and samples address Inter
Hosiery Mills Norristown, Pa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-12
ST. JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Sunday 10 am. Sunday scnool; II
am, morning service; 7 pm. Luther
league; 1880 pm, evening worship,
subject: Thou Shalt Not Commit
Adultery" Tuesday, pm, sewing
school and confirmation class; 1880 p.
m, singing. Wednesday, 3 pm, sec
ord preparatory class; 7:45 pm, sec
ond Lenten srevice. Thursday, pm,
first preparatory class; 1880 pm, cot
tagc prayer service at 1929 Stonewall
street With NJ Brenstein Friday, 1880
pm, cottage prayer service at 2427
Norwich street with Mrs Konezko.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-12
M'KENDREE METHODIST.

Corner Norwich and X streets, Rev.
Bascom A. Pafford, pastor. Preaching
at II am. and 7;30 pm. Junior league
service at 9:45 am, Miss Myrtis
Beach, president. Sunday school at 8
pm, c. w. Stevenson, superintend-
cnt The Missionary society will
mcct Monday at pm. with Mrs. Edo
Miller, 1926 Newcastle street. Prayer
meetin at the church Wednesday eve
Ming at 7:30, All who are not else
where engaged in religious service are
cordially invited to worship with us.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-12

FISH AND OYSTERS. Phone 234
Or fish and oyster for breakfast, din
Ter and supper. Brunswick Fish Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
9e 0emtrbsmenIdl.

Srau Sdul5e iaadlt 5u ibrem Rann:
Ser 3nusipdl pnr idlono iuieber bier,
gBcs mr'n ood mid ueroenfeu fam.
Se Ricoe iuolo' er bam bon mir.
Su iolloit ie iuerfIicb nal be5obIcni"
Sod SduI5e britt: Sd bent mid bran.
Ser gefalbsbiuieI fol- 'Idl las maIenl
Bin i'd pieIleido q reidler Y1aun?
Hee. mert o'ridI ee for dIlemal,
60 is 9 GENIAL in Der WeIo,
@euu m'r bc5abIeu miu eqaI,
ScrbIembcro MIR an Saufen @eIo;
lin siuec0eus. iuenn i'd meine 1iiebe
9esabIcn poIoe - mciue @ieoel
9n bdO'dl mr. ood iuabr9afo'dl. III dbm.
Sc allcrfeiuiie ySobnnug nebu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
llntcr SoiicgcR.

sSu ben Sibun9en oes 9emeinoes
ausfdluIes au 9eppeIbouIen gebt es
sspObnIif febr itiirmiidb gu, SSebIi
elmer Der Serren glusidiii1e, bonn fall
len in Der Rsgel Die nnoeren iibsr i'm
ber. 60 eins es aud bem 0ippeIs
fdIagsrmideI. bem ss Iein Sreuno. her
SIs9elbouenOamian, briibporm binters
brin9t. boB man i'm in Der lebtsn
SiBung sinen GIsl ssnannt bat.
Ginen 9lusenblid iturrt Der 0ippeIs
!dlager Dor iid bin. Damn aber iogt
er rubig: r2ah' nur reOen, unter
aollesen nimmt mans ia nit 10 ges
nau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

= RoiU. 6rou Wirtin, ssben
Sic mir bod bite 5ipei friiae Gier
gum Sriibitiid.
0as tut mir leio, mir bnben ieIber
tuum senua fir dua.
Ranu, sic baben bod aber Siibnsr
genug, i9 Iebe iie ia braabeu runs
!aufeu.
Sa, oas i4on. Sis babsn aua i'm.
msr ic fleibig gelsst, aber ieitcem mir
ginquortierung babsn, toben iis gang
unO gar nit @isrIe9en nuIssb0rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

- Si9erer meg. Ssrt: go,
Serr &aOett, Sic itubieren ben Yers
Iauf uIler SinOenburgi9en SperotiOs
nen oIio nit fpe5iellem @ifer9
SaOstt: RatiirIid. muB bod ieben.
ipie man SeIOmariaaa miro!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

- Selb fbepuBt. Der Sobn
bes Sduies gum 3immermdb6m):
s9lliO, Rama bat Sbnen sstiinoi9t,
neil sic ii9 bon mir tiifsn IieBsna
Ru, tr6itsn sic iid. Dora, Sic nebs
men penigitens cine i60ne Grinnes
rlIna nit ous bisLem 0ouie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

-SroBig. Ssrr gum 5reunS
in Der &neipe): 9u bait bo9 friiber
INNER nur elm 9eri9t gum @benb ses
gsFen, iebt ibt bu INNER Smeis?
Sreunb: gfur oespeaen tu ids,
neil bic 8obi's, Die miierublieen. uns
ausbundern nolleni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
sbungern ipouen

mas IN porabor2 WsHn
Elm .tleiner" Yeamter cine RieIenii-
CUR bat.
Wenn einem Sdpar5feber grin
uno gelb Dor augen pirb.
Wenn elm S6uiier S6psin, Elm
SbIGdbter ober Bed bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
Ter Iettc Croft.

Ser IifoIaus. Der 0rObc Gar.
Sat au ben Sting" Acidlricben:
Ser ~8ilIi". unicr gieffe. lit
Sis iett im Sieg 9ebIicben!"
Srouf idrci6t Der Sling" ibm itoI;
3uriid:
ga. ia. Der idDGdat mics 8etterl
8ir oiiricu itoI3 icin. beibe. itoIj -
CT lit ia uuier. 8etterl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

-9osboft. SsirotspermitiIsr:
Sd ionn Sbnen Ieiber teine SOIS=
uuns mebr MAIDEN, Der n@Olofif6~
.t,l iebt b0Eer binaus."
Serr: sd peritebc. bic SSiibprsis.
Ie iino ia aeftieoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
Gas augebrudcuc SicrtcliabrGnu'
bert.

"Sie nolIten iid bod, nodOem
Sic Sbr neutrality-suspicious.
9ienitiubilGum sefetert. peniiOniersn
laFsn, Ssrr Sberlebrer9"
.5reiIi9, freili9! Sd berIdpb
Ieiher bic Sade bon einem Sag ouf
Ten onbern. :. unb ieBt, ipo bic
sfrsiten fiinfunbsponSis Sabre eins
mol nngebroden finb, ba min ih Iis
eI6 bis gum @nbe bur9balten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

Sumor i'm 5elbs. SeIbs
rebel: .@ns iinb Sic bon 8eruf9"
2anbiturmmonn: rS9Ia4ter, Serr
stslbpebel."
Selopebel: sRa, bonn peroen
Gie ii6 auf benz S6lndtfeloe ia
cons in Sbrem Clement fiiblen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

= Qus Der nSimes". Die
6tinbe iinb nit ibrem &riegsmate'
rial su @nbe. SeutI6e 3eitungen
Idreiben ielbit, boB bemndbit Der
HonbIturm Obns Waffe ins Sch
riiden muB...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

= 9rudfebGer. Infer eins
beimiiaer 8omponiit,; 5srr Stoniss
ldus SiiberIe, belpies aud geItern
abenb tpieoer nit Der temperoments
pollen Wieosrgabe ieiner sSturmGss
Der" om aloUier, OaB sr SpeifeIIOs
ben erIten % b tiinitIcrn unIersr 3eit
bei3u5GbIen lit.
- Gut ge9eben. SoIbat (osr
in einen S4iiBeugraben tommt, gu
hen &nmerohem; limb ba babt Sbr
iebt idou a poor Gage gar mir llns
ternebmen tGnnsn2
SomeroO: gIee bic leBtsn Snss
to5en mir msbr SniettsnpuIpsr oils
SdieBpuIper gebrau1t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

Ser Moler 2i>Sus8unO,
Der iebr eetponOt,
Wie ftubtbetannt,
9emolt eie Wanb
9a, eflutont,
gntfGat Der pinfel ieiner Sonb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

- Sin perSeibIt9sr Srrs
tum. llnteroffi5ier: Die ganae 3eit
baben sic oufsci9nittsn, OoB Sic
felt Sabr, unb 9og nit Sur Sdgo
geipeIen pGren, rnb nun piiisn sic
ni9t einmoI bas @eipebr ri9tig aus
5ufoien.
Sotoat (srinTer6): SD mar bIOb
sreibsr, Ssrr llntsroffBier.
- Wiberfpru6 aus ben
&riegstagen. o.: @as ilno
bieie felberauen Jteitsr ipobl fir Elm
Rsaimsntg 4,.s Bty...
g.: 9as iinb rOte Sgiaren!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

@ommer9af (5ur @sOdter .Sm 9runObouer Bot Der 8ik
einsdgm; Der Mon iOa f6mer iOnt OurneberIgn
Sdted."
.@Om @dud? 81: mnn 9erssr; g ia BLOB toisr
S9las!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

ste: sd muB Dir eine betriis
benOe Mitteilung MADDEN. lieber @ouz
orb: popa bat bur9 perfebIte Spes
tuIution fuit iein sun3ss 8ermDsen
perloren."
Gr: r9a baben mir bic 8eI6eruns!
Sd fiir9tete idOn IGnsit, buB feline
Wo9bolf9teit unIere 8ernunftebe
nod nal in cine 2iebssbeirat perz
ipanbeln ipiirbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

Sinunterlteissn 1T bei9perli6,
9o9 SIugbeit muft bic Ntiib' ent'
bebrlid,
5oFen6 ben gepultigen 3opf,
Sunft Der geniole &opf
Sbn in ben Sopf
llno pinIeIt frob unb better ipeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23
GdJiittelreini.

Sic tat ibn nit 9luCen, nit foIten,
frngen:
rDann faufit 0u mir enoli9 ben
Saltentrd9en9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-23

Cater (beIGItiat our6 bns an.
bultenbe 8oterrufen ieines SprObs
Iinss, Der ibm stipaS Seissn m0dte):
rSebt boz mir a mol auf nit 0eim
etpigen blDben Batter"
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
N-n,dB wed.

Marriage licsnses were issIed dur
Ing the week to Charles A. saith. Of
Wichita. Kan. and Mas F1orencs
Cheeseman. Of Ia Junta; Romaon
Assnsion and Miss Asapita 0sliego,
bath Of La Junta: o. I. Callow and
Misc Mary +. Wilson. both Of Man
sanoia: c. B. Hin and Miss Florence
b. Wsddington. both OF Fowler: Joe
Mares, Jr.. and Miss vessie Martinez.
both Of swink: Frank n. Harrison
ald Miss Opal White. both Of La
Jthta: Donald w. Sanford and Miss
Helen u. Andrews. both Of Ia Junta:
Ora Clark and Miss Nellie Barnett.
both Of Fowler; II. ;. Karney and
Mary I. Bollinger. both Of La Junta:
Emmanuel Silvia and Petro Georde.
both Of La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Christina. Dinner At she Albany Hotel

Glenn A. Hutsel. who IS now en-
ployed at the Albany Hotel In DEN
yer. writes the following OF Christ
mas day at that hostelry:
The Albany Hotel was the scene
of good fellowship and good cheer on
Christmas day The president OF the
hotel company. Mr.. Sam Dutton. and
Mrs. Dutton rendered the employees a
Christmas dinner In the ball room,
which was decorated in holly. mistle-
toe and eyergreens. thus making the
Christmas spirit much In evidence
Shortly after the noon hour the
beautiful strains of the orchestra
were heard playing the Christmas
carol. and then the employees form
ed In line and marched down the
promenade to the ball room. where
the dinner was served. First came
the clerks. bookkeepers, auditors,
elevator boys. bell boys. check room
and cacan UP men. and next the
maids, housekeepers. engineers. car
penters. walters. plumbers. and all
others who were off duty. accompan-
led by their families. and last the
host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Dutton. with their invited guests.
After all had enjoyed . bounti-
full Christmas dinner. Santa Claus
and Christmas tree made their ap-
pearance. and each child was re-
membered. II vas . day that will
long be remembered BY those who
participated"
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
New rarkiag Pi..s.


r. o. Bushons. OF Albany. Ore,
son Of Mr. and Mrs.. J. A. Bushong.
OF this city. and . former resident
Of this city. Ii now sscretary-trsas-
urer and one Of the soeehholdses Of
. new packing plaat that b sow In
course Of construction In that city.
The packing plant Is ap. adjunct Of
the Nsbersail Meat Company. and
IL being constructed It = cost Of
sls.sss. ne eenesss ef ~ 500
eaeysAsp y. z. NshSr6all. peesGasat:
HaIsy 9. NsBsrssif. vics pssssdsnt:
and r. o. Bushong. sscrstasy-trsas-
urer. all OF Albany. The president
and vice president are brothers and
Mr.. BushonE IL their brothcr-in-iaw.
The company 10 incorporated for
s:5.0o0. and the shares are 500
each. The three officers are the
principal stockholders. Mr.. Bushong
has been = resident Of Albany for
about four years. Work on the new
packing plant vas started on Sep
tember lst. and Il IL the intention to
have II In operation during the first
week In the new year. The Nebcr-
gals have been engaged In the meat
business In Albany for several years.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK.
arkansas Valley Paa.Hellenic Assoc
citation Holds Annual Ranquct
and Smoker.

AT La Junta Tuesday evening more
than half hundred members OF the
Arkansas Valley Pan Hellenic Asso-
ciation met in banquet and smoker.
Eighteen members OF various college
|fraternities were present from In
Junta at the annual meeting. At
1880 O'Clock in the evening an elab-
orate banquet was served In the Har-
yey House. after which q business
meeting and smoker was held in the
Moose Hall.
W. b. Winchell acted as toastmas-
ter. with the following responses:
F"The Beginning of Fraternities."
Earl Haskins; Supposed to be Fun
n.y." J. II. Larrick; "The Importance
|of College Men to the Community"
DR. J. l.. Weaver; "Just for Fun" L.
'R. Pollock: what Our Association
Can Accomplish" Fred A. Sabin;
|~The Dry SPELL" w. r. Murphy.
k Officers for 1916 were elected as
follows: President. J. H. Larrick. OF
Las Animas: vice president. James
u. North. Of Rocky Ford; secretary.
". B. winchell.
Vaudeville exhibitions. songs and
athletic events were the entertain
nent for the latter part Of the even
Ing.
Those present at the banquet were
|as follows:
Frou, Rocky Ford-Hunter Cover.
70. r. Pollock. Dean Lawrence. DR.. z.
|f. Roberts. Rev. J. L. Weaver. Lee
Darlington. Homer Culp. John Jack
|pea. Leland Lewis. Bert J. Walker.
lloyd Pollock. Dean Stanley. Vincent
|0uthrie. Fred North. L. z. Wise. Joe
Goblin. Roy McKittrick. Lee Cover.
|QeorEe MAXWELL. Don Stratton. Ju-
Nan Maier.
y From Ia Junta-H. W. Allen. DR..
Van Sickle. Earl Hasktns. W. B. Win
ehsll N. Johnsea. A. J. Reynolls.
|,yalW. 6unn11ne. nesbsrt lapD. ~
son Woodruff. }. v. warneek. FssA
A. Sabin. Dr.. z. Gard Edwards. =. r.
Austin. w. n. Snoddy. Raymond
Moore. Lloyd Larsen. Frank Crotts.
Dr. A. 8. Brunk.
From LAMAR. 8. Green. Leslie
Beavers.
From Las Animas-W. A. Colt. Jr..
Roy b. Dean. J. II. Larrick. w. =.
Ripley. Harry Kramer. VIII r. MUIR
ply.
From Swink-v. r. Tovatt.
Prom Puebl0-R. w. Yates.
From Dodge city-R. c. Davidson.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Ministerial Associates.

The Otero County Ministerial As
sociation held Its regular monthly
meeting Monday morning at 1880
O'Clock At the Methodist church.
President Emmanuel Payne presided
over the meeting. the members pres-
ent bei4g. DR.. Crawford. DR.. Warner.
Rev. Dugan and Rev. Hopp. all OF
Rocky Ford. and DR.. Chappelear. DR..
Allen. Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Rev.
L. A. Crooks and Rev. J. r. Findley.
Rev. Payne gave an excellent pa
per on Heroes Of Peace" which Was
much enjoyed BY the members pres
ent. and was followed BY an open
discussioa which was entered into
heartily.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
JAMES FRANCIS xEARNsx
snnnsons Came After Rrief ~!
Frusn Or Of Sa-'
I ture'x Nohlessscn.

News ofsthe death Of DR.. JaKes
Kearns. which occurred a. the
Hospital In Ia Jrnta Fridsy ~
noon. December 24th. eaus
shock to masy Of his fSfend5 4
city and In the sarroundiss coQ
as we'll as to those In other part1 i
the state Even those who had -
somewhat prepared for the wee
found IL hard 10 realize that one ~
had baffied 30 often the grim destse
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
"TwelNh Might"

On Thursday evening. January
sth. the Feast Of Lights. or Twelfth
Might service. will b. held u 81.
Andrews Episcopal church. This ID
IN old Engiish custom and II seldom
seen In this countsy. although sev-
erai Denver churches have Il every
Twelfth Night. The christmss sea-
500 doss not end In Englaad until
January sth-just twelve nights A.
ter christmss day. This b . very
beautiful symbolic service. Depict
Ing the light Of the world. the visit
Of the Three wiss Men Of The East.
etc. lnceass viii b. ussd q this ser.
vice. Special music. The service
will bsgia q 7:3o O'Clock. Thursday
svsains. and the genesai public h
cordially inviled 70 ~ prssent.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Or when the nves q oshsfs wer(
threatened. should. hiasslf. have suel
cunbsd.
To many homes that had knovn
his ministrations Il brought snA-
ness that the Christmas seasoa1Hould
not dispute sadness that cIfSsed
with Il q keen sense Of personal1pss.
To the one home. which nose than
all others. was ssddened thla Chrisa.
laast1Dae. sls.,n6st6 tsns cjO u ~.
pathy-the home where had ceutsred
the love and solicitude Of the hus-
band and father.
DR.. Kearns had been III brt . very
short time. When II was known that
pneumonia had developed and that
his case was serious II was thought
best to take him to the hospital. Ev-
crything that love and skill could do
was done. but he weakened steadily
until the end. He realized fully the
seriousness OF his illness and made
a brave fight. but met death calmly
at the last.
James Francis kearns Was horn at
Kenmore In the Province OF Ontario.
Canada. July I. 1853. and vas s2
years old ~ the time Of his death.
He graduated In June. 1893. from
Mc1iil univeraiiy. Montreal. with the
degree Of ~. d. c. n. He came 70 Col.
orado In lsss aud located st Evans.
where he practiced his profession.
The following year he was married to
Miss Inva Hoffman Of that place.
To this union four children we're
born. The eldest. . little girl. died
when only = few days old and Vas
buried st Evans. In the year 1899.
Dr.. Kearns came 70 L. Junta and
has had . large and succsssfui prac.
tice here since that time.
He 10 survived By bis widow. one
son. william Kesrns. Who 10 . mem.
bes Of the Junior class In our local
high school: . little daughter. Eiis.
abseh. aged three jean. and . baby
Margaret. aged four months: also
hy one brother who lives II The home
tova Of Ksamore. . sister u Cora.
vail. and oae In Toroaso.
He wss AFFILIATED With The Knishts
Of Columbus. y. p. O. e.. wooAnsn
Of the World. asd ths Reyal Neigh.
bos. asd was . dsveut asd faithful
member of the Catholic church.
TIE Sunesal occurred Monday
morning. q 10 o'eleek froa q. Pat.
riek's eAusch h shis city. Selsan ~
saisn nass was ssss n ~ pastor.
asv. vsllx Diliy. asslslsA b Rsv. c..
Dslaa Bradley. q Pusele. aaA Rsv.
vashse nasslnss q Our Ley q 0ual-
alouDe ChursA u Il Juala. IN. !.
4. Daseteo 1ellveee1 ~ funeenl ~.
-. tahias IT, ~ sess. 'sDvosysas
w. 1lveeA - bsllsvslh = - sAall
~ ~ esssvss." ~ ia:se-a
oeaotlfu1 - fletiaG eg1Dulo - ~
0e0osy g ~ - - noVo1 anl ~
eoeeoe1 ~ eAoeo ~ hnov ~ ~
UAooo ~ ~ - = ooou1v ~ ~
~ ~ ~ - ~ = On0vnsy eons.
~.
Sh1Esy asnhsgs = - looal esua-
r 0cnnunon - Nronr,nr~ o~-ooI<
~ ~ UnOoe - - ooonc -.
|se = 9 - y ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Sheriff Alex Yant and Deputy Dis
trict Attorney A. b. Wallis were In
Denver the first Of the week. where
they attended . two days meeting
Of the sheriffs and district attorneys
Of the state. called s0r the purpose
Of agreeing upon interpretation Of
the most important and many misor
provisions Of the prohibition penalty
Law. which weat Into effect last night
at midaisht. Il Vas the first gath
erins II The history Of the countsy Of
isw-saforcing officsss for The coasid-
erstioa Of the uniform snforeeneae
Of . Law bsscrs the statute goes iato
effect.
NJ. Ysnt says that every sheriff
10 atteadsncs. both wet and dry.
made The declaration that Il was Biz
intsatioa 70 eafoecs svssy provisloa
Of the new Law 70 ths limit. and
make Colombo % dry - The Drovsr-
blal powdsf horn. He thiaks nose
Of then meant Just What they sald.
too. asd Drophssles that Il Will ~ .
vefy dfftcult matter 70 cultivate ~
Intimate aeeuaistaacs With Joha
Bsslsycoru n 1915 aaa forever after.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
I.per.o.ssor ed Read%r.

Miss Pearl Osborn. impersonator
and reader. Of Pueblo. Colo. will give
an entertainment Wednesday even
Ing. Jssuary 9Th. II The Presbyter.
iaa eAureh. uaaee ~ suspiees Of the
Lsdiss' AID aee1aoy - tho church.
Miss Osborne = . yeung lady Of
pleasing persoqaloy aad is excep-
stoaally sifted In NJ line Of work.
- Ae1usnssos vsos16oH1 s<1s esatk..
an1 all Who fsii 70 hear Miss o.
borne will have missed . rare treat.
Since there II no lyceum entertain
ment for January. La Junta 10 fortu-
nate in having the opportunity Of At
tending this high class entertainment.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Rslllas \ WsalaA.

oels oaysA q . ools Gavss Gasesa
Ce0oaoys asy1Vo1 = - Suooa ~
1Doo1ay 49, ~ noGD1og. U1ogu
- ol)oUo1 - 01glgonoo oo11ov1o1n1
~ ~ la0olv. -. ooOgo ~ ~
Douo1B = uoogno11v DeooooDooD e
- Ooo1Doe Gm9 ou1no - - -
1og1u lovoooo0coe 9 - onnUoon
u1nl1e 9111lV 49, ~!
:: 81!
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Good Crowd .. l,.a D.y.

r. Y. Smith had . very socccssful
sale Of live stock and farming impie-
ments on his ranch nine miles east Of
Ia Junta last Monday. Although the
weather was rather unpropitious
there was q very good crowd In At
tendance. aud Mr.. Smith was not dis
appointed In the prices received.
Dairy COWS brought from sss 10
SIS. and several yearlInG heifers sold
for equally good prices. Mr.. Smith
expects 10 leave early this month for
Allegan. Mich. 10 make his home.
but will probably be with ~ again
before many years.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Tl..e os TAssr nvs..

Dr.. A. L. Stubs and wife return.
Cd homo Sunday from Q two weeks
Trip through California. they ~
port oss Of The bsse tines Of their
lives and 20 accident. 10 train DE-
lays. no - sickaeas. nor saythias
slss that would mar thsir plsaSurs.
They made The Trip from 0aa Fran.
cisco 70 saa Diego by boat. TAs
deetor oaiy saiasd tss pounds dsf-
ing he TIP. but had 10 rs0alnsd
loag saoush there h 10 deubs ut
What hs night have bssa greatly
beaefltted u health.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Mll1wars.mswa

Frissds In this city rscsivsd an.
nouncsnsat this week Of the mar.
stass Of Mis- Boaa Louise Howe ssd
NJ. J. Miilwasd. Tuesday. Decsa.
bss 3lst. ne vsdltas vas sels0s.
tsed 10 ths Episcopal ehuseh q Colo
rl1o oDsiass.
Mis- Howe y Q former L. Juata
gisl as1 . grs1uats q he jeesl hish
scheel as1 has nasy sslss1s n this
city vhe vill - latsssses1 = lsasn.
ing q NJ marriage.
NJ. 1ll1lvss1 y - eagasse - ~
Celeeale NIllaal 80 = Ieeate1 q
HloslG1aaL Cooo.s vheso ~ ~ Z
he0s Desoaee1 ~ ~ bs11e.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
DsssA Il N. G. q. ns,A

Nlss Fraacss Passew rscsivsd
word tAs 1ase oe The wesk q he
deatA q hss auat. Mn. G. o. Hufd.
% Dees0bss 3lsh. q kesalse. 0Alo.
Mn. Hur1 vas . sister q 3. n. Pas.
~ ed sislts1 h this city naay
u0ss vhsa - na1e 0aay fsisols
vho WIN - sossy - 1easa - ~
1eaeA. ~ naay ysoss MfA uss1
soo11o1 = vDossase, Cele.. vAsse ~
busSe1 ~ hus1asl sAsee yooso -.
~ ~ ~ bsoagAe - v3eeeaeo
~ o1oos0eoe, ~ funogu1 oosv1ooo
be1n0 ~ Tuos1av aeoossooo.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Dlsassrs Cssss xszs wsss.

Nszt Monday moraias ~ district
eoust viii eeavsss ses ~ regular
January tern. Ju1ee Esssg viii -
The pesslllag ju1Oe 1usiag ~ essn.
but Ju1os Rlsse viii ~ 1eva It. ~
flssl lay's ssas1ea Ies ~ Duspeso
q esa1eslag 1ee1s1eos h sene eases
lhas voeo oahoo un1ee a1vleo0eol q
~ osoooos eeen.
TAege ~ eoslv-alne e1vil eaees -
beeueo1 eosov 80 nv G1n1nal -
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Going 70 Make Casor.s'o very my.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-02-02
Dancer In Present Tariff.

The Germans have had a virtual mo-
nopoly on the sale of dyestuffs in
the United States. Under the pres
ent tariff law II would not be neces-
sary for Germany to sell in the United
States at prices below those charged
in Germany. 1t would be necessary
for her merely to engage in ordinary
competition with the new infant dye
stuff industry, which under ordinary
conditions without protective tariff
would go to the wall.
The administration recognizes the
danger, but turns aside from the OBJ
vious remedy, which is the establish
ment of a protective tariff to equal
the difference in the cost of produc-
ton at home and abroad. Since there
is DO other remedy, however. and
sincS the situation must be faced, the
administration is adopting protection
under another name. Certainly the
proposed anti-dumping law, suggested
as an amendment to one of the anti
trust laws, is a very clear form of
protection. It's purpose is protection.
1t is a reputation of the free-trade
theory that American manufacturers,
with their higher wage scales and
higher production costs. can, never
theless, compete on an equal footing
with European manufacturers.