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The herald., 1917-12-13
WARNS AGAINST
CHRISTMAS FIRES

In view of the approaching Christ
mas holidays. w. NJ. Campbell. state
fire marshal, has issued the follow
ing warming:
BAD wiring and the placing of
electric light bulbs too close to pa
per or other infiammable decora-
tiOns are common causes of window
fires.
Cotton and fiimsy decorations
that catch fire readily should be
kept entirely out of store windows.
Candles or open lights of every sort
should, of course, be avoided.
christmas trees at home should
be decorated with metal tinsel and
white asbestos fiber. Cotton, paper
and other infiammable material
never should be placed on a Christ
mas tree anywhere, and especially
at this time. Cotton, so necessary
in the manufacture of clothing and
war munitions, should not be vast
ed in unnecessary decorations. Set
the tree securely so that there may
be no possibility of the children tip
ping il over.
avoid the use of candles on
trees. If you think you must have
candles. see that the children do
not light them Children and
matches are a combination that fire.
quently results in an untimely
death.
When Christmas is over clean
up the trash and haul the tree away
at once or burn it in some safe place
A dry Christcas tree is finder ready
for the spark.
Don't let a tragedy occur this
year that will spoil all your future
Christmases'
The herald., 1917-12-13
Rich Bags in Ribbon

Bags fill a large part of the horizon
of the Christmas shopper, for never
was there such furore for them.
Knitting bags and countless other
kinds, made mostly of cretonne or of
ribbons, are gay and beautiful. easily
made and inexpensive.
Two views of a beautiful knitting
bag are shown here. 1t is made of
wide striped ribbon and will serve
as other knitting bags do, for shop
ping and carrying small parcels. 1t
will make glad hearts at Christmas
time.
The herald., 1917-12-13
Fla and Nut Strips.

Chop few figs and cook with lit
tie water and sugar until reduced to a
thick paste. Roll out sheet of good
fondant cream, sprinkle with chopped
nut meats and spread with the fig
paste, which should be cold. Cover
with another sheet of the fOndant,
pr~ss lightly together, and when the
tig paste is firm, in about twenty-fOur
hours cut into short strips.
The herald., 1917-12-13
christmas Gifts nf
a Grntury Agn

IA In a Nep York newspaper OF q
1871 Christmas gifts Were al +
y rertiSed as follOWS. =
~ An assortment OF Books, y
ID WcU calculated for the dmuSc- q
ment and instruction Of Young &
" Persons. among ChiCh are :
10 BdrtOns Lectures on Female y
"a Education and Manners; Eos q
y ters Essays on UdriOus sub :
" jects: RdSScldS ChdteChiSm OF 3
~ Nature, an ercellent little =
"a book. price s.: BurderS vi y
p ldge Sermons: Mrs. Chdpdnes s
~ Letters on the improvement Of :
~ the Mind" y
"a "A. #. Goodrich, No. III b
81 BrOddUdy. corner Of Cedar b
" street, has Just receired an er- :
" tenSiUe assortment of fancy ar =
ia ticleS, Books, Prints, Medal q
~ lions, Landscapes and small n
- books for children, that are :
~ aceH adapted for purchase or =
"a gift, at this season OF cOmpH- q
q mentdry presents. 4
y By the last arrival from :
~ Europe, Uere also received e
III SeUerdl OF the latest and best D
q Norels, Poems and MiScelld- s
~ neOus Works; &
W Fine letterpdper;; visiting y
NJ cards; Ladies' and Gentlemen'S Z
- Pocket Books; Wallets and &
y Memorandum Books; Fine Pen =
~ kniUes; Cases of Best Siluer =
"a Eyed Needles; opera Glasses
- and Snuff BOres." &
The herald., 1917-12-13

The Germans are shocked and
that the Americans have 50
little sense of honor as to steal the
official documents which displayed the
treachery of the German government
and agents toward a friendly and neu-
trail nation. So much for the remark
able school of German psychology.
The herald., 1917-12-13
REGISTRANTS MAY ENLIST,

registrant, even though he has
been called by his local board to
report for physical examination, may
enlist in the navy prior to Deem
Der Is, 1917.
1t will only be necessary for him
to get a certificate from his local
board that he will not be needed
to fill a quota.
The herald., 1917-12-13
ATTENDANTS WANT.

Men are wanted at the Naval Sta.
ton to take care of airplanes. Men
may enlist either in the navy or in
the Naval Reserve for the work. All
registrants are eligible for these
branches until December Is, when
only those not subject to the first
call will be accepted.
The herald., 1917-12-13

AS far as knitting on Sunday for
the benefit of the soldiers is con-
cerned, views are varying, but some
will think the old prOverb well APP
piled in the case-the better the day,
the better the deed.
The herald., 1917-12-13

If all the time that is wasted In I'M
necessary telephone service were de-
voted to raising potatoes, the country's
food supply would probably be in
creased 50O,OOO,OOO bushels year.
The herald., 1917-12-13
A WISH.

I'd fain have a centipede's stockings
To hang by the fireplace tonight
And then have an octupus Sanity
With eight arms to fill them up tight
New York Sun.
The herald., 1917-12-13

many cases against \.
.s. rock it often h n.
. he ex zIs' of a cave \, ;s
..o'e was to be was a ~ :
."A since it Offered s !
. dry, above ground M
as a specially suitable ~
a'asehold animals sni u !.
.aom. 1t would seem hi i
was at last able to get h.,
..r such back portion Of # ~, ~
al" there, We are told. N',.
a.r divine Son. '! q
4 cave below the bipb Il. |
.-a Church of the NatiTTjtr 'i !.
shown as the very place When |
august event transpired; a IN.
cess. shaped like a clam nv, I1f
floor Of marble wrought iDn
III the center, bearing in LAIN
words, Here Jesus Chris !
Born Of the Virgin Marv,'
o. lamps hangs round IL. !.
edge, the right to attend to tbsr
ing a jealousy watched matt, ,', !.
OF the ancient churches, M a.
the Latin, the Armenian ana /,
Coptic, having one or more 4 4
under its care.
The evidence for this site i,
strong that most persons accent !.
sufficient, reaching up, as il dos !
within living memory Of the 1,r !
the apostles. But even if this \ :
illusion the fact remains that |, 4,
petty village the Saviour d 4,
world was made man for ON !
demption. No wonder that We NJ
Of the anthem of the apopl. !,
surely nothing could draw iOrb /,
interest of the heavenly popuhtr
like the exceeding grace God n
showing to sinful man.
The scene of the visit Of the III
herds is pointed ont as on mi
slope, facing the village, at 10
distance to the east, Bethlehem h
ing far above on its mountain u.
One can follow the shepherd, !
their journey to see the ungsaLS
wonder. They would 20 along 4
rich valley of BOaz and then up d
terraced hill by a path still il y
nor is it uninstructise to nsS
that, while simple shepherds Va
led by angels to the nlangr, b
high priest and the great Of In
salem, so near, slept through Ii
most illustrious night Of all hiauu
quite unconscious of what had b.
pened. But we know Of it, sndnl
God grant that if we cannot gOEi
the shepherds to Bethlehem We u
one day 60 to the right hand d @
and worship him there, who b
night lay a little child in Nay
arms.-Dr. Cunningham Geiks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
y9oIiinturc WlarEtbcridltr.

6rcitog 3. 0cbruur 1917.
>s0fcbl. 3nfiibr $3.50 6oiicr
ciniflicBIidJ GO7 Safer 5u 2oclIlt
Gomt imo iAi7 0diIcr sit Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
Ger llntcrIdIasuus OciduIOiat.


Ger frii1erc @}orttnieiiier Sam. s..
E6omaS unter $1,000 @iiraihoit
gcitclIt son Gelocr collcttirt
uno nicDt o6geliefcrt bobcn. rs
Saor I'M Bureau oeS staDtGou.
troIciws angcitcat. 9Iuocrc
@cridltS 9lugrIcgcn6citcu.
Ger friibere G1ri NlcrftnciIcr
Samuel 81. TboninS I'M 9ureau NeS
Gtaot GontroIcurS Ibriit lplr0c
geiiern bon sen GroBgeid)morrucn III
Den 9IufIogc5litano lpcgel lluters
idDIostulg pcricst. Gs 6eiBt, ooB Scr
iuboIoirtc getrog iicb auf 1882 be-.
I6iit lmo Rihtcr Oortcr iette sic
9iir9icbait bis 5lmEro5cB auf $4,000
fcit G6onias mar icit elmer 9lci6c
BON Sobrcn in itdotiibeu TieRitcu,
GS bciBt, SAB cr iii oen Sa6reu 1918
un0 1916 III ocn sDl0rften GeIOcr
coIlcftirte, mcIde er nicbt oboclieicrt
bobcn ioIl
Trci Sabrc 3uhtbous.
elmer SoueS bon glorfoIf iueId5cr
bci Ger 9eroubing bon pcridjicocucn
3inimcrn I'M 6otel Gmcriou crpiidt
uur0c, iuorO bonn 9Iidter Wortrr iii
Grintiuaigcridlt ju Orei Sobrcn3udt-
balS pcyllrtbcilt. Gr bate GOmorO
0IidcrIon bon gicip Dorf lmO 6ron
Nlarioric Stcrncrborn bon Sericp
Gitp III ocreu 3inneru in ocr &C.
uoltteu 0otcl bcltobleil
Gin GnglGn6crl Gicb.
$u scr 5ipciten 9tbtbciIin8 ocSGrh
nlinalgcridtS befunntc iih Der glui.
lpGrtcr Srauf @1eIrcr, ciu Gusldu-
Ser, iduloig fir $40 SiIbcrIod)en
ans Sem Sotcl Stofioro 0eItoblcn 3li
babcn 9lihter 9tm6lcr bc1iclt lid
sen llrtbeilsiprlid Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
WrnuOcigentllumS-E -Enrft.

Tic goitcrn 9nn0 Company" g..
s. Norton Braiioent, bat ocu gcIts
titcl auf orci 8cIaitoc III Der Nod.
boridoit BON ct. Selcna criuorbcu,
lm BORT g(rbcitcrbdllier fir bic
9(u0citellten Scr uEenu-9Raru 5tobl.
iucrtc~ 5u crridten. GiueS oicicr
GcIdnoc lit chemoIigeS 5parfS Gi-
gcnt6un mS oic beioen anocrcn oas
Gigcntbpni bon 9luna s. Sitter, 10
glfcr @roBc tmo Ocs GuIao 9Ior.
'iini, IA g(dcr groB.
Iie D5dj;uab Gitp Touelopmcut
60. bat cir @cI1uoe Ncs s(. q. Snps
Oer-gi9ettbiuns an ser Eroppc.Goa0
iibcruonmen i'm e. fir 9cbamulgs.
3ipcdc SIT par5eltirCn.
Durtb @oiuaro II. 9tNom0 pcrfanitc
Srou emma g. MlrGpaougb ans
0Srrcnpillc, S.4G.. ont NrlnoiilIcl
iiir sen loialprciS bon $500. Iic
3iaicu rlben uuf 9lr. 545. S5ulton
9tucuue. $t0i; anf g'r. 1918, 2a-
iancitc 9Iucuir, $40; bier ii S5obc
pm jc $3G ollf bic Souicr 9}r. $40,
$50, 552 umo 55l. Robcrt- 5trabr,
mo 5lpci bon ic %52 nui Ole 0diicr
9tr. 1915 lmo l5i7 9loro.yilmor.
Strate,
Son 9llbcu o. 0ancod hat Slcrr
NSobn s. Spcncer mo 6rui On5
orluio5inSfrcic Nou8 9ir. POI Ghib.
Gooo, 9olano %arf 0cfaliit.
Iic 9(poilefe ocS Gr. @lilton
@6iie. inter Dem 9}ancli n@or0cn
'l'barmncp~ bcfannt, all Der 9lorooit.
Gdc Der 4orfsglucliue iuo Scrin9-
ton- StraBc gclegclt muroc bon glIlan
9ortmau & 60. ongcfauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

sonFrn eie Iitb non bcuic cinc bon Sicirit
's2asS'sn 2ss MSsr co' i6o IL aultur, rs Elder eiier
@uIo, nlles cbenes 2nnn lctdDt 81 beatbeisil,
is 2tdcr III gleiseii. 2 Sduiert aii,e W pe' ae,
hos nnbcrc "a bci IS. 4 grphe Slaue w vd pVa'
SiaIbcr 8crfaiInnq, oiric ale nnoereH noip'
oincu Gchdu0c. Chiienrcn. , ,..-,...f.
i6mmtIidlcs SnScutdr bciiiiecu Yteroe, =
9iibc. einc gIn5obl Sbpeine Slbuer lolpic ane
@Scacn Gronibcii ocS 8citbcrs nur S530O'O0'
nicics lit ein nHocrer gnrea'f "a
1870 Mdcr 100 glder pordueltfer sbablp, ny ~
yder In eulcr aiilhr beinoIi@es Sano gsopit ~
2ouS NIT 4 3mmeL reueS psnsoms6sHun ss6 ~
gscnn Ipfurt perfnuft, min Stqcnipnnlst
lammiIirbe alobeI 9neep NieToGaslm@ifS' PIX - @sHyTo
@iibncr beiiecn, gsur S2300O0; Nctdlie .s Te.
hiraunqcn Bcr WoIobriiano nietn u a. msps
perib. alS oer @rcie pelher tllr pie ou'H
eetorocri miro.
@nt. @I6bers, =. sSslar. sSs
(scbri)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

Seconos, antcr AiS fcincr, $500
eSrmobidttcr, ucuc Grnte S7-iS;
Ban gobot, firc clrcO. $S 20; llps
per Goumtrp. oir.cllrco. SIS ~,
@langeIDoitc mo itlcdbt ecmichtc
Gerpodigu0, l--3c. bro &inuo ME.
0riecr.
$ @duteuno Gal 0JcioIscnc,
9hnO, 20c.; frnicbc, iSc. beihGOigs
te t7c.; Trp Stint, 33 Sac; aalb,
Soc; Sdof 75c. 1925; Gam
mer 80 60c. Hnaeu l5c. 3icgeu.
To- 25c. T0In. Nhnl0. 9--L0r.
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SGrim-gcridJt.

N~"N ~ ~ "ftJ%f
Cine groBc llugcpiBbcit battc iid
ouf scr g}cw 2orfcr g6ric brett
gemnht. @cIunhtc @cpmnc
aingcn oiil 9iodmittoa mieocr iit.
riid Gneliit,fran50iiihe @onoS
pcrIoren itarF. @oItluorcr @or.
ic bciicr.
9lcw Yorf 8. 6cbr. Gig
ASrcisbelpcglingen bci Dem 6riib.
bnu6cI an ser @0ric mar duBerit Dor.
licbtig. Iic 9Infangs,9lotirlmgcu 3cig-
ten wenig Ter6noering, uebcnbrud.
tbciligc @cgrcu5ingcn oocb poreu
glugebotc ans 5ipcitcr San0 ST ME.
0rigci ytotirnoeu. lluiteo States
5tabI iicl cinen ASlulft bon icincr
Soo6e mo oingen @rucible StaB uuo
2adowonno 1 rcip. 2 aSlmftc 5iriid,
udbrcn0 @dbIc6em 5tobl r9ligbtS"
Ia Eitnitc perIorcn.
gln6crc ld)iuere ghlSgaben idlloiicu
9lmcricm @oae, Sn0uiiriol 9llcobol
9ltIoutic @oIf McitSn6icn in0 Gcn-
tral 2cotber Gin. 81 Sen ml8ip0rti-
gen Bombs uahte iid eIridfaIIS cine
Shpodbc bemerlbar mo gin0en 6ic
cu9liid-fron5oiiihen iiinipro5entigeu
BONDS auf Den bisbcr uieori9itcn
Eicfiton0 bon 91Is 3ilriid.
Gie SitIaton mlf ocm glfticr-
marTt bclicrtc iid obCr idlucll imO
miro augeuominrlL OoB sic 9iiid-
gdnoe in Scr critcn Shnoc ailf fur3.
friitiec @crFdufc 5iiriid5uiiibrcn ipa.
rcn SuouitrieIlc Die oic5tabI-Gjriip.
pc unioiicL Ioipic bctanntc ghisrii-
ihlnos- s-9lusGoben itiegeu balS bis
5rr, oOer ii6cr oic seitrisc SdIub
nctiriin9. Dele, @Sarinc.@orJigsof.
tieu. Central 2eScr utS @ittSburgb
aoblc wnren ooril cinaeitbloNer.
8coples Sos perlor nod gcfonntgo.
&c oe5 idbrIihen @eridltes i'm oht
Gunfte oo oic Giuno6inen bcoeutcuo
abgcuoruucr batter.
Inter ben Giicnbobu-9hlSgabcn
5cigtcn lid Eocific im0 gtdiniuu
Iturf. Der Sanocl puroc mad, Scr
9Ilibolimg Scr &rciic anl @oltcn &C.
brndlt iirS frat Gin StilIltou0 iii sen
fiicrbolnrgIgticn il Ser 5lucitcu
2hutoc cir. S'ouo5 iuiirocn ihwcr
uno gilQ Ole cuaIiid].irous6iii1c Pm
leihe nod iueitcr 5llrid.
pm 9toMnittog lpur0c ser Marft
.picocr uubciiinunt. 1to6l ooD oae
ieiuc am @ormittag gcmohiet &c.
mime fer, oes0Icihen Giicnbo1nclb
&upicr, 0hunni 9tiibcnjuSer ino
9tnericon Gar, iueldc bon ciucm Gig
0rei @uuftc DerIoreu. 2otoIc Der
fcbrs 9lftcn 5eigtari slcihiaHs cine
ipeiterc Sdpdc;e.
Ger @larft idIob lnbeiiiumt
NoItiniorcr @orfc.
Sic lln9cpibbcit Oca 3iusiuFca
mcIncr al SCR cucnhicIIcn 8ricgSan.
lcibc scr 9'crctni9tcn 5tootcu.Rcgic
ring gclohIt lriro, bcciuihiiltc 0cu
@onNWortt. Ger stfticn lMorft
mlirOe ourb oic 9lndiragc mad, @oI
timorc Iubc ctmas bclebt ocrcil yIo.
tirinocn iid Drocuicno pcrbelieytcu
IS ipareu III oieicu gluSgoben lpcui5
sod iebr piele Ssnuioilitra
9e 81 rernierfcit
Iic GrEAfiicn 0ic cinnS III 0cn
SointergriirO 9ctrcteu poren crfrell-
tcn iiM lpdicr GtlpnS mcbr glnimcrf.
iomfcit lm0 muroen aId in Oicicn
cute @cidldiic nboeid1loiicn
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Nlmtta giir 9cntr, bic In Curtis Bah nrpnem.
@cbcn Gic fth Sic ncueit 1aiilet ~ ne,l ngrl
lOO0 &Iod ocr 8cnnin1iun.glneiilr, NV ~,
ocl M Der fSroni an Pine Hedilenlltp ~
Eooern bis III aIc Gtnselneiiei, Mlan ncpn,s ~,
SrIennSs ooer guriiS @oh Glefiriidle, iletge nnn
oer @uriissglbeuuc uno GbpreB Strabe az oI.s WY
Heqe eineu @lnd peiiIid 5lir Neillgt
a ,uuier ben uben eripdhntel Sdnffh pclu0S''
Nm niebrcre 2dben. S-,.,r.
!. Necnt al 0rt uno 5tcuc idsIid nr0 Soi'n'
Tags.
gEalter 8. Meitpbdl,
glocntbnmcr unn 9duuniernehmer,
4t0--20--21 ainnfcg @ntlotng.
(suni7--I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

AbUnNcHten, Dtc ben ,.HCHtlclcn 0prts'
iponbeutcn" nidlt pinftlid Ubcr Mnreaeis
MaNlg erhnItcn, IinS pebefcn, ber SiIits
olohpn ber GeIeDhun phrr IdJrifiltea Esa'
sbrIIuna Az Mn&eM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

q Y : y t0WTIFWI ~VITIINIIt
(Sn 100 EflnO Sdder.) 9Sro Gounc:
Spring g8beot grolL $37.50-3S;
5loir bis Sgbitc @Aoolings QucItI),
$3900-40.00; S9cltcrn NiiOoIings,
$37.50--3S.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

Qunirbolts, eliie Rage. allt cinqcrtniet per'
inuncntc QoaiSadiic: ibut quite @clWdlie.
spillinm 2ouS 437 6anttoble @nilotng
(fScb6-i2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

Dclflc Tllr NcUtIls5tV1
6oeben feriia oeYtcIf spct Wclber 2ilodiger
3duiCr. Z Simmer, Dab une gctauods5roil-
1900 glof Mpntpclicr'StraRc.
Rebcn Clifton Bari nn6 Snrfcrnsgpe.
fsclnc @irobe nfto ncItliloc rn0c; .s
yter Stnmer ciniblieblih rEtncneue ,nn Mnl
ocln crlicn Slr. aTthcncitc cNlpnll ~ VIZ. ~
ocritc C5oSsRdnac ntoberne Stohiilic enIl y.
len @lusauB milf glbfhlBbrcit, eleiirtibcI 3auqe,L
llr ben CONNER @ampibei6ulie, 9nnItppsl9.
9teIeu, nlpoerfte seaniine 3ofe DnpeM %tqgIt .seI.
oan, nit fnuitdrent Nbtnutneu 1uneia g,sy ger.
Hioere tnoocrne Giqen0citen Msdii lispins WA
ln9rnsglbenue GIcftriicbe, norblib iaDfeHo' otS
gtoltlpelicrsGirube. r.s.,,er
2bc g. a. C30lfnoher Mcaftn Gnmpnhny NrpaApF'
Aircnu: OiO--920 winiieD ShIlo'Ag'
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@erIanat im gLIIeemeiuen.
ekncmaein@e.


4. Seuiifhe sSrau lubi Siele alS Nunsbdicrin
W Siaot nocr QnND tcncu @inludno geQci
Snunocr Giicrtcn INTER ~. So, Tentines
ourrcipunocnt (iScbri0-~l2)
r Gtrnepeiun.
G!U ttuliigcr 0cullmcr @ecuFduu ipilitid3t
|a,ounliA ltNeiio iuclhcr Writ Nnn doreilrc
~ bl", Hcutidlcr 0DrrelDrnOent
tJcb0-i1)
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9M Sermietlen.

81 permlcthcu:
sllpc uiinubire Snncr lir innac EciIiitbr
gi0rcilirc; uBoT TO-" Ecutistcr HprrrippnDeuf
(fScbri0)
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8n Oertanteu.


Sh Deflnhftu.
glddcrci nno looeiL bouiianog nnSeciidiici:
nn ncticbrsrcicbcr 5lrobe; Hnf Garage fir
nrci sntos i'm 9of; 5s3immer &obnMHg mo
@no uui ocI1 duciieR 5Mr; Ddmpibet6uiig.
@illiq fiir icncllcn Nduicr, 9rggctt q 4ca'
grtt 2i7-i9 st. @nni'sirnRr, DpOne g.
Noul 3S46. t5chr9 10
Hispano América., 1917-09-02
CONCERTO DE LA SONORA DE
MAGANA

M<10T1lNn
ACADIA de efectuarse un concerto
organizado por la conocida pianista
mexicana sonora Magma, que fue "a
lumna del Conservatorio de LieJa,
Belgica, y en- eli cual desempeharon to-
dos los numeros los alumnos de la
distinguish a~rtista, ell mayor de los
cuales cuenta apenas trece amos de e.
dad. FL recital sc efectuo en- la resi-
dencia del senior Eduardo II. Coffey,
en- la yecina poblacion de Berkeley,
ante una numerosa y selecta concu-
r~rencia.
No obstante la corta edad de los
discipulos y las .discipulas de la seno-
ra Magma, fueron las pleas del con-
cierto muy e~scogidas y algunas de e
las de dificil ejecucion. Los alumnos
demostraron bicn poser muchos
conocimientos del. arte, por 10 cual
la profesora fue calurosamente fell
citada por las personals que llenaban
la sala.
Damos a continuation una lista de
las pleas que Sc tocaron:
Walls Capricho.... Ricardo Castro.
Observation-Disclosures. Ricardo Castro
Walls Arabesque :. .......... LAX
tlatterer ............ Mendelssohm
oprlnS .......... ........ .Or1eS
ldyl .......... :. .............Lak
Segunda Mazurka. ...... /. Ponce
Sons la Feuillee ........... Thome
Los alumnos que ~brillantemente de-
sempenaron los numeros del progra
ma, fueron las ninas y ninos siguien-
ties:
Berta y Maria Luisa Romero, Ber-
ia y Margarita Munguia, Maria Tere-
sa Rivera, Elena y Doris IRVINE, Ma
ria Edward, Luisa Rupert, Claire O.
Game, Beatrice y Dorothy Battersby,
Isabel Magma, Daniel O'Brien, Enri-
que Munguia, Alberto Scot y Raul
Magma,
Hispano América., 1917-09-02

I'm sombrero llamado chic del O.
tono", Por SUI forma, Sc compare a un
aeroplano y esta hecho de terciopelo
negro, con adornos y bordados de
cuentas Las elegantes 10 e%ncuentran
encantador y 10 ham acceptable como
indispensable testimonio de e%legancia
por 10 que Sc puede asegurar que en-
esta estacion no habra una sola mu-
ier verdaderamente "chic" que no 10
lleve.
CONCERTO DE LA SONORA DE
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
No Nor. r-v..se. sor A,coao,

County Clerk walker has Just re-
eesved . letter from Secretary Of
State Ncland notifying him that un-
dss recent decisioa made BY the a.
tesasy ssasrsl alcohol b not an IL.
texieatins liquor within the mean.
ias Of the statutes. aad that this
Win DO away With the right Of the
county clerk 70 issue permits for the
purchase Of alcohol. Usder this in-
tesprstatioa doctors viii not b per.
mittsd 10 issue prescriptions for al.
ceAol.
In the future the only way to OBJ
tain alcohol viii b b. making ap-
plieatioa for . permit TO the secre-
tasy Of state. the cost Of which ID
%. II vim also b necessary 10 ~
cure . ssppiy Of reqsisitions from
IT, SECRETARY Of stats. the cost Of
whicA b I csst each. which ars
nade - n pads Of fifty.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
soslE MORE SHORT ON. I.


Mrs. Claude Mays was Z Pueblo
visitor last Monday.
coltman's Compound cascara Tab
lets are . good tonic laxative.
The lunches served At the Quality
Candy shop cannot be beat in quail
ity or price.
Mrs. Wallace Benson and Mrs.
Julia Bradish spent Tuesday with
friends In Lamar.
Mrs. Merle Trimmer. OF Rocky
Ford. spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. Henry sieber.
Miss Gwendoiyn sporleder, who
has been quite Ill for several days
Is reported as convalescent.
The members Of the Epvorth
League will give a social at the
Methodist church on Friday night.
Headquarters Tor snotguns and
rifles. and all kinds OF ammunition
at the La Junta Hardware Company
Mr.. r. A. Eddieman. who has been
in Texas on business trip for q
couple OF months. has returned
home
Mrs. J. +. HiTeen and daughter
Edice. OF Larned. Kan, will spend
the Thanksgiving holiday at the
home of Mrs. James HIreen.
Mrs b. F. Stark. of Salt Lake
City. has arrived IN La Jun,a where
she VIII spend the winter with hel
son. c. l., Stark. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Dameror
and daughter, Dorothy, Of Pueblo
motored TO this city on Friday ant
remained until Sunday visiting theil
many friends.
In letter TO Mr.. and Mrs. ADD
Frost. Mr.. Lyman McMahan. who
was formerly employed in the gener
al superin,endents office In this city
writes that he has entered the ser
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

! I4tt y
vice Of Uncle Sam. and q now sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston. Texas,
but viii leave In . very short time
for France.
Mrs. Wallace Benson and daush-
ter. Mary Ellis. have been enjoyins
visit in Denver. Mrs. Benson has
returned home. but her daughter will
remain . couple OF weeks with hei
aunt. Mrs.. Hannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shields returned
last Saturday from their weddins
trip TO Denver and will be tempor.
arily located At the home Of the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Julia Bradish. 41i
Cimarron avenue.
Mrs. 8. W. Thornton. Of Alaska.
dera. Calf. who has been spending
several months with her niece. Mrs
w. r. Fryback. left last Thursds,
for Kissimee. Fla. where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Steen left yes
terday for a visit In Denver where
Mr.. Steen will attend meeting oi
the Consistory and the Shrine. aisc
banquet which will be given to
night for the Thirty-third Degree
Masons at the Metropole Hotel Mr.
and Mrs. steen are making the triI
I in their machine.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Needing x.ssa.'s c.n sor s.s.r

National Food Adminisarator Her
bert c. Hoover. In . letter 70 Food
Administrator stearns OF COLORADO.
requested the Net .grovers 70 msin-
tain thsir normal acreage Of sugar
bests n 1913.
National and state food sdninis-
traitors declare Il would b. . e.
lamity to decrsass the production
Of domestic suGas il 1913. aad II Il
therefore . patriotic dsty to main
tain and increase the sugar hsse
acfeage.
The Colorado beet ssgaf conpa-
niss have met this sitsatios b.
naming . maximun price for sssas
bsets. and adopting the aiding seals
on the basis Of - PER ton for ls ~
cent bssts.
The price 10 double What vas paid
for beets for the yssn 1903 and
1903. and for eight ysars follovins
IS flat per ton was paid and nov
for 1918 - or s22s more than con-
tract price for 1917.
The sugar companies voluntarily
increased the price so cents . ton 20
that the growers OF sugar beets in
1918 will receive 3i.75 per ton ne,
more for is per cent beets than he
received for the same quality In
l1s17.
The sugar companies are certain.
iy complying with the request OF the
government to help increase the do,
mestic sugar production. and thu
Western farmer will undoubtedl,
get In line and do his Bit"
The sugar industry has been de-
veloped under our protective system
but in this crisis II becomes Q patri
otic duty to make ourselves iude
pendent OF the world for our ovr
sugar supply.
Sugar beets. small grain and bul
lets are crops Of equal importance