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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
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tions for the civil establishment of The
government, the appropriations fol
the military academy at West Point
and the general deficiency bill, 1t has
proved impossible to extend the
powers of the shipping board to meet
the special needs of the new situation
into which our commerce has beer
forced or to increase the gold reserve
of our national banking system tC
meet the unusual circumstances of the
existing financial situation.
Must Change Rules.
ut would not cure the difficulty 10
call the siXty-fifth congress in eX-
traordinary session. The paralysis OF
the senate would remain. The pur-
pose and the spirit of action are not
lacking now. The congress is more
definitely united in thought and pur-
pose at this moment, | venture to say
than it has been within the memory
of any man now in its membership
There is not only the most united pat"
riotic purpose, but the objects mem
bers have in view are perfectly clear
and definite. But the senate cannot
act unless its leaders can obtain unan.
imous consent. Its majority is power
less, helpless. In the midst of crisis
of extraordinary peril shcr only dcs-
mite and decided action can make the
nation safe or shield it from war itself
by the aggression of others, action is
impossible.
although as matter of fact the
nation and the representatives of the
nation stand back of the executive
with unprecedented unanimity and
spirit, the impression made abroad
will nf no ihlt II fS ~ "a
that other governments may act as
they please, without fear that this
government can do anything at all
We cannot explain. The explanation
is incredible.
But one Remedy Possible.
"The senate of the United States ig
the only Legislative body in the world
which cannot act when its majority is
ready for action. A little group of
wilful men, representing no opinion
but their own, have rendered the
great government of the United States
helpless and contemplate.
The remedy? There is but one
remedy. The only remedy is that the
rules of the senate shall he so altered
that it can act The country can be
relied upon to draw the moral | he
licNe that the senate can be relied on
to supply the means of action and
save the country from disaster"
The senate has been called by the
president to meet in special session to-
morrow in accordance with the Gus
tom of having such sessions at the be-
of each administration to in
stall the vice president and confirm
nominations.
There has been much discussion of
late of continuing the session this time
to consider changing the senate rules,
A persistent fight has been waged
'or years foi some form Of cloture and
opposition to it has dwindled in spite
IF the powerful tendency to resist
any tampering with traditions of the
senate. Debate always has been un-
United in the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
Further Advance
by British Troops
in Ancre Region
Ley soRnlNa 1ousNA. srselAl .sAstp wlssl

London. March 4-The British
troops in their forward movement in
the Ancre area in France have made
another advance east of Gommecourt,
along a two-mile front of about two
thirds of a mile, according to the of
fetal report from headquarters to-
night, Nearly zoe prisoners were
captured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
LOCAL REPORT,
For twenty four
hAtas. ls1s,,rr - q

hours ending at
p m. yesterday; Maximum tempera-
ture, Al degrees; minimum, 80; range,
II; temperature at 6 p. m, 33; north
wind; clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
Albuquerque, New Mexico, Monday, March S, 1917
THE WEATHER
FORECASTS:

Denver. March 4,
For New Mexico:
Monday and Tues
day fair with rising
temperature.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
&erger.

S,Sln iclten boben Ilter bon 81
Sobren 3 Monatcn unO % Sager
lit am 90. Scbruar 0ietrid @ilbelm
&%cctbemeper auf ieiner Sarm iilolid]
bon Berger geitorben.
Ser 9abingeidieoene lpuroe am 1.
Iopember 1919 in @eitpbalen,
9eltidlanh geboren, no er lid i'm
Sabre 1912 nit 5rl. Maria Meper
pcrbeiratbetc uno ~ Sabre ipGter
nit ieiner 5amilie nad Nn1crifa aus
iponocrte. Sic San1ilie lieb iid su-
crit in Serntann nieber bod iieoelte
mad fllr5er 3eit mad unierer Nad-
bori6aft iiber no Serr Hoetbemcper
Die Sarm auf ipelde er Itarb eriporb
llnb BORT ieitber beitGnbig mobntc.
Son 5ebn &inoern nit lueld)cr bic
Che geiegnet mar ltarbcn brei Sobnc
uno sipci Sodtcr, in frilbem &inbes.
alter. gbcnfolls iinb Die Satin ,lnb
Die alpci Tod,ter, Srall GbriItine
Canine uno Strait Caroline Soe.
mann, inn Dor mebreren Sabren I'M
Sobe porausgegangen, 10 DOB MIR
nod folgenoe orei Sodtcr Den go.
ter ilberIeben: Srall 2olliie bon Sch.
rem bon Belle, Mo.; Srnu Winnic
grabemeber uno SRI. 2ena &oetbe.
,lcper bon Senate @rpbe. GbenfaIls
binterIGbt Ser @eritorbenc % gnfeI
llrb 8 l1renfcl.
Die 9cerbigung fanb am lctten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

--GOilaro @alS uno @attin feicr.
ten lcttcn 5reitag Mbeno i'm &reiic
ibrer Somiiic unb Ingeborigen bas
id)olle sch Der iilbernen 'Sod5eit, 81,
lueldem greigniiie ol.d mir oeir1 po.
pllldren Eaare nahtr6elid ,tnicrc
ber5liditen @liidipiinihe harbieten.
Inter Den reid,en SofScitseeidenfcn,
bic oen1 SSllbelpaare gebraft muroen,
befano iid Elm biibidcs iilbernes Ger.
piritiif Der g. & 8. Of g.. 2cgc,
ipel6er Serr &afj nnb Satin oils
Ritalieber oneeboren. SEER @al5
llnb Satin mi1roen int Sabre 1892
bur6 Ridter &obert @alfer. Dem o..
maliaen Iadlabrihtcr oabier &c.
trallt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Mpntag allf benz Senate @robc
&irhbofe Itatt, iuobei Baitor &oenia
bon Der oortieen 90. 6. Stride am
tirte.
Srau 6. 9lllmer lit ibiper erfranft
unb lpl,rbe lette ISOLDE nad ct.
2ollis ms 9oipitol eebraht mo fie eli.
ner Operation l1nter5ogen murbe.
@ir boffcn Oab lie balo mieoer &c.
FUND ullb m~ll,lter sit Sen Sbrigen 5u-
riiffebren fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

-Irmin 2oebnig mar oieie ISOLDE
bemfsneiie in ct. 2ouis.
-TGditen Montas rcgclmdBige
8eriammlung oes Staotratbs.
-@orgen slbeno reselmGbige Ser.
{ammlune bes Commercial Club.
Mc3innep ct. 2ouis 8roo al
baben in q. q. &ubn's 5leiider.@e'
idGft.
-augult Bauer bon ct. 2oris
par Ieste @ode mebrere Gage bier
gum 9eil,d ieiner Gltern, 'SSllli1,s
Bauer llno 8attin.
-Sobn 9uid)meper uno 8attin
bon 5irit Greet battcn lette ISOLDE
9cInd com aIapperltord, Der linen
einen 8eltbiireer bradte.
-Grou Matbilba Brandt bon
StoIpc ipur bieIe 8ode bier gum &c.
fl1 bon 9efannten, iotpic I'm Sc.
idGfte i'm @adlabeerid)t 81 crleoigel.
-@alter Sobs bon Berger reiitc
Ietten 9ienstag bon bier aus nab
Spracuie, Hcb. no CT bis gum ndd'
ften Serblt auf elmer Sarm beldufti9t
fein miro.
-Sobn unb 6ranf Srcdmonn nno
6eren SdpcItcr. Srol Sol. Stein,
befanbcn iit lcttc ISOLDE mebrere
9oge in ct. 2puis SIT @cilld bel it,
rem Ingeborigen.
Sic Wattin bon @nl. @rciS bot
te lettcn Santstaa in ibrcr @oDnung
on Der 3. Strabc bna llnglild 81 ful,
len mo ocn Nrm al 5lpci Stcllcu 81
bred,en. d. HidbOif lc9tc ocll Scr,
bano on.
SRI. Marp @rcis. ipclfc lid in
Oflaboma gum geiuh ibrer Sdmcs
1ter bcfono, lit bieie ISOLDE 5uriidgc.
fcbrt Inn ibre Ml,tter at SerpfIegcn
ipelde letten Samstag eincn Irm'
bruh erlitten bat.
-Sreb 81. Sabrncr, Scr befannte
electromagnetic, lit bonn @ouuer.
leir crnannt morben einc Golfer.
sGblung Der Stabt Union aui5uneb.
men. Serr Sabrner lit Elm 9rlloer
,nicres Mitbiirgers, Gbas. Sabrner.
-@cboren, bcm iungen gbepaore
Ben &attelmanr, elm E6dterden.
9Hrd oas freuoige greigniB lit I'M.
ferea Witbiirgern albert Efotenballer
lino Iugult &attelmann Die @robpa.
ter . 8iiroe 3u tbeil gelporoen.
C. s. &ippitein unb 8attin,
Geo. 6. Gberlin, Sl,lills Senien,
Geo. $. &lenf, Gmtl Sdulh nnb
Saul Stride roaren lette ISOLDE in ct.
2ouis um Der groBcn Iltonlobfl.
AusItellune i'm ilcllen SpcrIano sc.
bduDe ~hei5rluopnen. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Sre0 Greuser, "a Sabre oft, unb
elm Spbn oes bel Geo n%obnbaften
Sarlners, Sobn &reuser. lit anl
9icnstas. Den 20. Sebrliar oeTtor-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

s. 5. Sdmiot, Igent Der Sorh
automobile fir peridieoene CONN.
ibips in 8asconabe unb Sranflin
Gountp. miro in &oiebuo cine @arog,
bal,en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Geo. Silent reiite letter. 9iens.
tag in Observation-Disclosures naf)
9~opnpille. NO.
-SSrit Brandt unb 8nttin bon
bon Grafe bcfanoen lid ON 9icns.
tag bier in 8ei6Gftcn.
SRI. 2orere @iloin9 bon Ser
ger i~tattete lcete ISOLDE bieiigen Ser.
ipanhten eiiicr mchrt1gigen 9eiud)
ab.
Carl @ebcr uno Samilie mad,
ZEN an Samstag cine 9eiudsreiie
nah ct. 2olis unb febrten ont
Sonntag @bcno pieoer 5uriid.
-Sur6 Hidter 9rcller pllroen
an letten Samstag i'm Court Sal,s
Gbas. GbriItrnnn llnb SRI. 4malia 3.
Gid bcioc bon st. 2oiis, a%etralt.
Salmon, Saroinen, StodfiidL
&ollberinge uno anoere Siidarten,
bic beItcn I'M Warfte, bel
s. s. SeInlers.
-Sie Scbrer Granlcn perhcr
beute uno nlorgen bier I'M offentlif)cn
Sdulgebduoe obgebaIten merbcr,
luno Glaiie 6 bat fir beute Sericn.
s. $. Slider lnb 8attin, SriB
SilgenitocbIcr unb Senrp aifcr bon
Botsbam, famen aln Rontag bier her
tbeils sum 8eiud unb IN 8eidGftcn.
5. g. Grioer bon Sreeburg mo
SRI. Dora 9. 9pro, bon Omenspille,
mllroen am Samstag i'm Court SauS
orrd &idter Sbeo. @raf ebeli6 Der.
brnocn.
Geo. Wunblpiller uno Samilie
leste1 Sreitag bon Ct. 2ouis
bierber lnb Werben mebrere @oden
bier bel Serrn Wunomillers Dtlltter
llnb anoeren Sertpanoten perlpeilcn.
Seer Sairplas lit bonn /. Wui
1917 Biz gum /. Nopember 1917 al1
oerpadten. Mngebpte peroen entge-
Jengenommen Bis gum 81. WGra, 6
l1br Mbenos. Wan ipenoe iih an
Bill. Saeffner, BrGiioent, ODER 2ollis
1aberitod, SefretGr.
-Gour,tpri6ter slug. 9rinfnlann
llno grnlt Soener uno Serb. Sdlot.
tad, bon 8oollam reiiten lcbten
Sonntag na6 Seer, Siage Gol,ntp,
Ut einem 9cird bes Srn. Scnrp
Sartipig. Sdpieseroater bes Srn.
-Gbas. Gang, Souls uno 8eorg
Eprocrbrucggc, bon Morriion, fan1ct
cbten Montag bier Der uno reiitcn
iii iclben Gage bon bier aus nuf
5totton, Soma, no tic ollf Oortlgcn
Snrmcu ipGbrenO Ser nddlten Sais
on bei61ftiet icin merbcn,
-Weo. u. Hueoiger peld)cr nit CT
,cr In5obl eucntueller 2al,of1llIer
Siibrllng Ocs b%efunn1ten 2ano.
lgenten Sictor Silbcr, nod) Dem lid.
iden Sbeilc bon Seros gcrciit mar lit
esten 9ienstog wieocr 5uriidgcfcbrt
mo lit boil oes 2obes iiber oas Ges
-@oupernel,r Gardner bat Sim
Birmingham bon ct. San,es gum
taatliden Slid uno @ilo Sitter
'rnannt. !Serr Birmingham lit ein
bes befannten @irtbes, 90.
:. Birmingham bon 9lano, uno lei
etc Dor mebreren Sobren fltr5e Belt
'ier int @bite !Souie bos SoteIgc,
duff.
--gSetterpropbeten, sic tire 8ro,
'bc5ciun9en ouf langidbrise Seob.
baiiren, bcbal,pten, bob
penn es i'm Monate Scbrllar 6on-
lert, buB am ielben Gage I'M Wtai ein
Srrit eintreten nirt. Nn 10. Sch
liar bat es geblibt. gcbagelt unb &C.
onnert, cher 0as miro ui,s nift oo.
on abholten unierc Gartoffeln i6on
OF Dem 10. Mtai 5u pilan5en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Sermann 2abmeper bon 9lanb
wpbnte lette @obe oils Sclegat fir
@osconaoe County Der Contention
Der Sriebens : Siga in Der Staots.
Gouptitaot bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

-5ronf S6aub, bon Berger, mar
am SamstaG @alt bieiiger Gerpano-
ten.
Soeben friid erbalten, Rounb
Sbore uno Solldnbii6e Seringe.
s. $. SeImers.
-Srau Sp. Sinfe uno Sobn bon
Berger iuaren am Samstag bier bel
Serpunoten auf 9eiud.
-Gbas. Carroll, Ridaro 8erloff
unb Serb Sdlottob npn Gbiro Greet,
Senrp 9iere bon 8lanb, Senrp Sinn,
bon Openspille unb q. g. WattBelps
bon Sea iparen am Oienstag bier Inn
ibre Sabresabrednilng als Hoaoallf.
iebcr in ser GollntD Court abaulegcn.
-Senrp Drummer unb Sarnilie
iino Iette ISOLDE in ibr ncllcS @eiib-
tbllnl, bnS frilbere Gbriltmnnn = &c
bGlloc, cinge5ogcn. Setn @pbnbous
an Ger 5. StraBe bat Serr Drummer
an Seurp Seiie uno Spbn &olf sher.
wlicihet sic nit ibren rcip, Sumificn
Oaslclbc %bclpobncn iperocn.
-@m. Otto, pclher mubren6 ocs
%perganeenen Subres nabe Sdrrilons
bile, Gass County, Mo. auf elmer
Sarm beiddftigt mar, traf letten
Sreitog bier ein UNI Glide 8od]en
bel iciner Ml,tter, Srau Caroline
Otto, unb anoeren 8eripanoten gu
b~eripeilen.
-5reb 2Iinge melder felt iehs
Monaten als Ii6er i'm Giculte ser
Resieruns in Der Sermann 9iitiI-
ling 60. angeltcllt mar, lit, nad Sen
HegeIn bes Sienites, beriest iporben.
Nm beiien Stelle fungirt gegenmGrti9
6. Sfuermarn ais GLIDER. Ser Dor
ctipa 10 Sabren IN aleid)er gigcn.
idaft bier tbdtig par.
-Scnrp Gitermann bon Yotsoann
mar a.n Sienstag bier I'm cine @a.
genIobnag Srad,t fir bas Sdmieoc.
geid)dit bes Grit. Calf mad BOTS.
ham 81 bringen. Serr Gifermarn
heridtet baB Scr 8asconobe Stub
nod icltcn 10 nieorig mar oils iebt,
lino on biclen SteIlen lit bos @oiicr
faitm 8 3oll tief, 10 oob man sen.
iclbcn ourdpaoen fam pbnc mchr
oils Gin Sllbbno 81 erbolten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Ger Srauenperein Ser eUangeliiden
STRIDE bon DID 9lano, bat gum 9e.
item Ser @erleinbe einen 9a5aar ar.
ra,leirt, ser ont 7. WGr5 in Der 9luf.
berSeibe Salle IN 9lano itattfinoen
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Ins BEN Gunntp.
Top Sett lit gum Gartopoittr1ger
fir 9lalo Toute 3 crnannt lporoen.
Sre0 Greuser, "a Sabre oft, unb
ein Sobn oes bel Sea m~obnbaften
Sarrners, Sobn &reuter, lit anl
9icnstag. Den 20. Sebrllar geTtor-
ben.
s. 5. Sdmiot, Igent Der Sorb
Iutomobile fir Deridieoene Sopn-
ibips in 8asconaoe uno Sranflin
County, miro in &oiebuo cine @arogt
bauen.
Gcter @eber lit. nad) beinaDe Is,
monatli6er Ibneienbeit Die er ipeger
ungegriffcner @eiunobeit in Colorado
5lbradte, mieber nad @asconaoe at.
riidgcfebrt.
Seru,ann 2abmeper bon 0IanD
wpBnte leste ISOLDE als Sclegat fir
@osconabe County Der Contention
Der Srieoelts : Siga in Der Stauts.
Gouptitaot bel.
Ger Srauenperein Ser ebangeliiden
Stride bon DID 9lano, bat gum 9e.
item ser @enneinoe eineit 9a5aar ar.
ransirt, ser ant 7. Mdr5 in Der @uf-
Der9eioe Sallc III 0lanO ltattfinoen
miro.
Gen 9eder erbielt bon ber 8lanb
6armers Wlltllal @ib Iiiociation
$4,000 a,lsbeaablt aIs 8eriide.
rungsillmme allf feline Sdel.er Sic
fiir5Iid nebit Snbalt an Se1 uno
Waidinerien bur6 Seucr 5eritort
ipurbc.
Spiepb SOFAS uno Srall 9earp
Wertlc, 8ittipe oes BERT. Sranf
Mertle, bon 9rulb Greet Solunibip,
murben Ieste @ode III Der fatboli.
iden Stride in Swensnillc getraut.
9ie Neupern1dblten iperoen in Won'
tarla wobnen, mo ber Sr1utigam cine
beiist.
2aut einem 9eridt oes Wiilollri
@eiunbbeits ,glmtes, purben in Cos
conaoc County pdbreno Den lesten
Glartal bes pergangenen Sabres 65
ainoer gebpren unb 5iuar % i'm Of.
tober, IS I'M Hopember ulo 20 i'm
@abreno Oerielben 3cit-
pcriobe itarben in inherent Gountp
80 @erlonen, nGnllih IL I'M Otto.
Der, 8 i'm Itppcmbcr un6 fl inn Sc.
Sruu Wartbu &anoie, geb Hll.
lit lctte 8ohe nod i6lperer
in ct. 2ouis geltorben.
Sic mar cine Sdipcltcr ser Satin
I~lnieres Gountp Collectors, $. &.
iolpie Der Bcbritber Sbccbor
1nb @m. <bolpb bon Canaan. Die
2eihe iullrbe nod llniercm County
Iebradt lin in bcimotblidcr Grbe I'M
st. Sobannis &irdbpfe bel @ooaom
ilr lctten NllDc gebcttct 51t iDcr0en.
SSn picler ser Shulen IN ben
tanb Oiitriften finOen ieet idon Die
5dluBfeierli6fclten itatt, unb 5rpor
nus Dem @runoe baB nidt geniigcnb
our Serfiigllng iteben I'M Die
zines mebr uls flint o0er fed.
l'onatli6cn 56ultcrmins 81 beitrei.
en-. Sn marldcn 0iltriften lit bieicr
,eoaucrlide 3ltitano auf bie Chat.
ade 5uriif5ufiibren oab Ser SiItrift
II flein oDer al arllt lit: IN onncrcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
Gus bcm Gunntp.

Iop Sett lit gum 2anbpoittrdger
fir Ylano Tolltc 3 crnannt iporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Ecter @eber lit. nad) beinaDe Is.
mlonatlifer Ibiueicnbeit Die er negen
ungegriffcner @eiunobeit in Colorado
allbra6te, mieoer nad @asconaoe 5ll-
riidgcfebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

Gen 0eder erbielt bon oer 8lanb
Sarmers Wlltlial @ib Miiociation
$4,000 al,sbeaablt aIs 8eriide.
rungsiumme al,f feline Sdeller Sic
fiir5Iid nebit Snbalt an Seu unb
Waidinerien bur6 Seuer 5eritort
nltroc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

uou gsrmauu, 1aao.
erindt Gnd UNI einen libe.
raleu sbeil Cures gaufge.
ihGftes.
Retne 8anf a6erer

d reftcIen:
". u Brtuer, Robt. g1alfer
SenrD 9raoS, SoeErp yD. letotte
SenrD SdSner, .. + Stoenn.r
u. y. W a Ter, &aiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02
R. 6. Stride.

Sonntag Iorsen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-02

SpiepD SOFAS uto Sraa 0earp
Wertlc, @ittpe oes BERT. Sranf
Mertle, bon 9rulb Greet Sownibip,
purben Ieste @ode 1T Der fatboli.
iben Stride in Swersnille g%etrarrt.
Sic NeupermGblten lperoen in Mons
tana ipobnel1, mo Der Srdutisam cine
Sarln beittt.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08
Fruit Prospect Fine

Horace b. Dye, mayor of Manzan-
ola, is in Pueblo on business, and
while here he takes occasion to ex-
press the belief that the Arkansas
Valley will produce a record break
ing fruit crop this year Dye is
prominent as a fruit grower, belong
ing to the national association, in
which he is active, and he studies
conditions closely.
This has been good winter for
the livestock feeders of the Arkan-
sas Valley. and particularly the Man
zanola region" declared Mayor Dye
at the Hotel Vail. "Of course, the
feeders took big chances when they
made their purchases. but their opti-
mism was substantiated, conditions
proved to remain as they thought
they would. and they will make big
profits. II was rather risky prop
osition for many OF the feeders. but
the returns they will harvest will
more than repay them for the chan
ces they took. Pueblo Chieftain.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08

and the lime have been mixed to a
certain extent they are pumped into
what are known as saccharite press
es; here the waste water is filtered
from the lime and the molasses and
they are now called ''saccharite
kick
This kick" is crealed off OF the
saccharite presses and dumped into
the sacchite mixers where 1t is mixed
with a certain amount OF sweet
water. This sweet water is obtained
from all over the factory. when the
sugar scrolls. centrifugals. pans,
etc. are washed with hot water. The
waste water is then taken out OF the
lime pick and runs down the sewer
The saccharite is then pumped
from the saccharite mixers into the
raw juice mixers where 1t is mixed
with the raw juice.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08

The construction Of object k.-son
roads by the federal government.
through the ofiicc Of public roads aud
rural engineering Of the department Of
agriculture. u reviewed at length In
bulletin No. :Si OF the department Ia
carrying out this work engineers from
the ONCE Of public roads. when re-
ques'cd by the local road authorities.
have supervised the building OF short
stretches Of roads Of various types. the
counties. except IN the case " special
post roads. paying the entire cost for
materials and labor. During the eigh.
teen months covered by the report foe.
~ Of these object lesson rOsds have
eecn built
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08
How TO Avoid the Short LIE OF Bleach
ed ltnsna


The linens of olden days were hand
ed down from mother 10 daughter. but
such il far from being tho cpse today.
owing 10 the difference IN bleaching
wh.r. formerly IL took months OF sun.
shin. and riib to bring about the de
sired Wilderness. now II II done la two
or three days 10y means " strong min
eral gases, whose fumes bleach. &C.
cording to their strength. more or ieas
quickly. No II Is not . poor idea To
buy linen which IL not yet bleach~d
white. ms = few triIs 10 the laundry
VIII remedy this. aud la addition Il IL
cheaper. for the bleaching process y =
costly one. Then. too. the Use VI table
cloths and sheets would be i-nythen.
ed appreciably since overbicsehing rois
the nbcrs. This Il why blouses seem
to melt away Ia spots.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08
PINAFoRE At CHAUTAUQUA
Lovers OF Old Time Musical Comedy
Will Hail This Announcement
With JOY unconfIned


Marie Horgan, pretty plump. port
ly and pleasing. playing in Pima
fore! Not in New York or Chicago.
where such an announcement would
be hailed with delight and would
mean crowded houses for many a
month, but here In La Junta on the
chautauqua platform.
Charles F. Horner was In New
York a few days ago. comforting with
William J. Keighley. the manager
and player who is making arrange
ments for the Pinafore Company's
appearance on the chautauua plat
form. While there he had the pleas
ure of meeting Marie Horgan. who.
despite her 227 pounds ayoirdupois.
came bouncing into the room as
sprightly as a nymph and as happy
as a songbird
Immediately Miss Horgan com
menced exclaiming over her delight
on the summers plans, "As the
chautauqua seanon approaches | can
hardly await the first day oh. II is
going to be wonderful summer
for me and | know | will Just fall
in love with the work. with the good
folks OF the glorious south and west
and with the whole chautauqua
idea "
Some folks think IL strange that
| should go on the chantauqua plat
FORM continued Miss Horgan. But
why shouldn't /? Aren't the prece-
dents in other lines most flattering?
Doesn't Caruso sing for the yictro!a?
Didn't Melba and Gluck consent to
sing for the talking machineg Didn' ;,
Geraldine Farrar and Lillian Russell
finally consent to go into the movies Z,
Then why shouldn't Marie Horgan
20 on the chautauqua platform. dis
tinctly a bigger and broader field
than anything else which know,
Well, I'm going, and I'm so happy
over 1t all"
she Il certainly pleased" said
Mr.. Horner upon his return from his
eastern trip. but no more so than
am to be able to present this
charming lady TO chautauqua audi
ences.' Mr.. Horner declared that des-
pite her 227 pounds she was very
vigorous and yiyacious.
Marie Morgan & lady OF beauti-
full character, OF pleasing personal
'ty.and Is not only fine come
dienne but has a rich contralto voice
and Is a most capable singer. The
other principals and members OF the
chorus In the company, as we'll as
the large orchestra, are folks who ex-
cell In their particular lines and are
people OF high moral ideals chosen
according to chautauqua standards
and those who have made national
regulations for themselves by their
ability as singers and players
The coming "Pinafore" is but one
OF the pleasant surprises for chau-
tauqua patrons this year and as soon
as the program has been definitely
arranged. full particulars Wy be
published, The great keynote of the
seasons program will be patriotism
and the decorations viii be appropri-
ate, the American flag being promin-
entity displayed Happiness and com
munity development will be kept In
mind throughout the program which
Is going To be bigger, more balanced.
more brilliant, brighter aud better
than ever before
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-03-08
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