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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-27
SOUTH EXCEEDS RED
CROSS All OTNFENT

Washington, June 26.-Southern
cities apparently exceeded the allot-
ment of S5,350,0O0 for the Red Cross
fund. according to figures reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Wallace Lamar will visit at
the home of Mrs. S. F. Fulghum on
Sixth avenue for about two weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-27
LEAVES For

Mr.. Sol Calm will leave on Sunday
on a pleasure trip to Mt. Clemens,
Michigan, the trip to last a month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-27

Miss Janet Harris returned home
from Atlanta on Monday evening.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-22

Where viii You Go TO Find the
Law Of Roman Catholicism !?
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED from PAGE oNE.)
as IN the Da1lh Ages that he published a
powerful attack on it, and demonstrated that
no loyal Catholic could be loyal subject Of
any C%0iz gogGmmaent.
(1ou can get a copy of Mr. Gladstones
book by placing an order with book-de
1t viii cost you about $3.50. For your con-
vemence, / will add some dealers names at
the end Of this editorial.)
Now whose word would YOU think entitled
to the highest consideration, Gladstone's or
Jack Spalding's?
The foremost statesman of the European
world would not have taken the risk of mis-
representing the law of Ronianism
Nobody ever claimed that he misrepre-
sented it.
Then, why not get Gladstone's book, and
read his transcript Of the fixed laws of this
horrible foreign organization?
Jack Spalding may not know what those
laws are, and may not care.
j. j. Farrell may not know, and may not
care
But they are addressing you upon the idea
that you don't h1101o, but do care
They are advertising their willingness to
furnish you, free Of charge, the literature that
will enighten you.
That's nice of them, isn't it?
Sweet souls
They demurely plead with you to watch
them for "a year or two," and see how beauti-
fully they will behave
What?
Are they going to invite W. E. Reed back
to the Dempsey Hotel, and apologize to him
for running him out of Macon?
Are they going to reconcile Frank Boifeuil-
let and Bernard Brown to the Protestant
wives they were forced to desert?
Are they going to persuade Bishop Kelley
to retract his insolent card of defiance to the
Neazev law?
Are they going to refund to The Jefferso-
MAN Publishing Co. the thousands of dollars
they lost us, by their cowardly malicious, and
unlawful boycottl
Listen to this smooth footkissing liar, J. J.
Farrell, speaking to the LaGrange Graphic:
Augusta Ca Feb 5, 1917
The Graphic, LaGrange, Ga.
lemen:-Enclosed please find ten cents
IN stamps for which send us two or three copies
OF the issue of Feb 1st containing editorial on our
association. l am really sorry that you misjudge
the Laymen's interest in this movement, but you
are probably a victim of Misrepresentation Per-
haps in year will have so conducted
ourselves that our motives will be understood by
You. Meantime we ask you to watch and we
nope that when we do prove that we are seeking
better relations with our fellow citizens, that you
will be as candid in approval as you now are in
condemnation
Will you object to running three inch adv.
like enclosed copy? If not, what would be your
rate? If you do, don't hesitate to say so.
Very truly yours,
J. J. FARRELL, Mgr
Catholic Laymens Association.
By Manager
May we Angels buy space in your paper.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-22
Thursday February %, 1917.

marriages.
void: the Pope's law is Supreme, and the
Popes law stigmatizes as filthy, sinful, con-
cubinous, every marriage not celebrated by
the bachelor God-makers
What say you to that, Jack Spalding?
What do you say, Farrell?
I tell you that this devilish doctrine, In
famously insulting to every red-bloQded man
who loves the memory of his Protestant
mother, is found in the Pope Leo Letters, is
sued in 1903-not in the Dark Ages, but in
the Goth century.
And do you imagine for one moment that
there can be peace between your foreign
church and us, when your Italian popes Off
cialy desecrate the graves Of our mothers,
and heap insult upon our wives, our married
daughters, and upon our grandchildren?
Pope Leo did not venture to put into his
book the Catholic doctrine ach5ch }uStifes the
murder of Pr0testd4ts, but he ordered all
Papal Seminaries to teach st. Thomas Aqul-
mas, and this Roman Saint" is the strongest
expounder and advocate of the doctrine Of
papaz murder.
Pope Plus X. and the present Pope did the
same thing: they ordered that priests be in
structed in St. Thomas Aquinas, as the
favorte orthodox eXpOunder of Roman Cath
Ollie doctrine.
killing of Protestants who are "obstinate,'
and won't give In to Rome: the latest Popes
have successfully commanded the adoption Of
the ST. Thomas doctrines; therefore, the latest
POpes have officially sanctioned the very
creed which lit the fires at Smithfeld, insti-
gated the butcheries in the Waldensian VAL
leys, sharpened the swords at the ST. Barthov
lomew massacre, inspired the butcheries of
Alva and the horrors of the Inquisition-and
caused the assassination of President Madero,
Professor Ferrer, Premier Canalejas, Mayor
Gaynor, DR.. Rial, DR.. Cronin, and William
Black
What have you got to say about it, Jack
Spalding?
What can you say, Farrell?
PeTh up, AND TALK OUT!
Note: wish to God our people would read
such up-to-date works as DR.. William Buffers
Mexico, in Transition;" Morton's ''Roman
Church, in its relations to the Federal Gov
ernment;" "Romanism in it's Home" bv DR..
): IL. Eager; "Romanism or Americanism-~
Which, by Rev. John T. Christian
For your convenience / give you the adj
dress of dealers who will supply you with all
desired books, whether new or old:
Henry Malkan, ~ Broadway. New York
City.
P. Stammer, 81, 4th Ave-, New York CITY.
Scopes Pierce, 50 Maiden Lane, Albany,
N. Y.
Lauriat & Co., 1856 Washington ST., Boston.
Mass.
The Union Library Association, New York
City.
Schulte's Book Store, 1872 E. 20 St., New
York City.
Brentano's New York City,
Where You Can Buy tT1e Jegfer-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-22


Columbus Secured polite tnoitati0n into the
bedroom Of William Black, AND THEN SHOT
HIM THROUGH THE HEART, because he refused
to 1eave Marshall, Te9as, AS W. E. REED HAD
LEFT MACON?
Is A. J. Long one Of the pacific Catholics
who ran W. E. Reed out of his job, and out
of town.
Did A. D, DAILY lend helping hand in
that brave war of the Many upon One.
But j. j. Farrell wants to send you some
literature. He generously offers to supply
you with information.
All right; let's take him at his word. and
furnish him with a list of books we want.
First, let him send us a copy of Gladstone's
"Vatican Decrees."
Second, let him send us "Cathcart's Papa}
System"
Third, let him send DIR. Arthur's "Popes,
Kings, and People,.
Fourth, let him send Dr. Josiah Strong's
book, "Our Country"
While we are perusing over these Volumes
let Farrell 4 Co. secure good supply of
THE Great Enclyclical Letters Of Pope Leo
XIII" published by Vatican authority, o.
KID. by Cardinal Farley, and issued in
America in 1903 by The Benzger Bros New
York.
Does Cardinal Farley know what the Cath
Ollie church stands for?
Did Pope Leo XIII understand the law of
his system?
If they did, then you needn't waste any
time on Jack Spalding, A. j. Long, and J.
j. Farrell.
90 to headquarters, and learn popery,
What will you learn from the Great En-
cyclical Letters Of Pope Leo?
You will learn that the law of the Italian
church condemns our Civil Government, and
every civil liberty which is distinctively Eng
lish and American
You will learn, that the law Of this hideous
foreign church curses free press, State educa-
cation, and religious liberty.
You will learn, that the law of this perse-
cutting church claims that it is the duty of the
State to prohibit all religious acorship, CO.
cept5ng that of Roman Catholicism.
In the Catholic country of Spain, right
n0ao, it is not allowed to Protestants to have
place of worship built in such a way that
anyone can recognize it as a church.
Protestants have to worship in private, and
are not permitted to appear in the streets in
any religious display.
In other words, the Catholic church can
still Cypress the Protestants in Spain, and
they do 1t.
Does Jack Spalding deny it?
Leu Rtn1 UY!
Furthermore, you will learn from the
Great Letters of Pope Leo that all Christian
marriages, not celebrated by priest, are no
marriages at all.
That's the law Of this foreign Italian
church.
Doesn't J. j. Farrell know it?
The great New York Catholic Publishing
house, the Benziger Brothers, acting under
the official approval of the present Cardinal
Farley, put forth the Catholic book in which
the "1nfallible" Pope tells the world the creed
Of his abominable organization
According 10 the Cathnlic dnct1ina and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-22
Where You Can Buy tT1e Jeffer-
SOnian i'm Florida.

Jacksonville: Florida News Co., Hogan ST.,
]. c. Grosser.
Quincy: j. E. Davidson Pharmacy.
Tampa J. W. Jones, Arcade Post Card Store.
Palatka: E. E. Dodge.
Wauchaula: A. c. Clavel
Lakeland: Miss Ruby Daniel.
Miami: J. r. Chaile Co.
Gainesville: w. P. Moseey.
Ocala: A. e. Gerig.
Ocala: N. L. Williams, sol Orange St.
Madison Burton McLeary.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
yssara. csas.e.o. wa. Ia.a-

w. b. Riley. one Of the veteran
conductors Of the Santa Fe system.
yisitsd old friends in Lamar o. Mon.
day. Mr. Riley has been with the
Santa Fe on thu Colorado division for
the past thirty-two years snd for
many years he has been one OF the
regular conductors ON trains No.
and between Dodge City and Den
yer. Several years ago Mr.. Riley was
shot and seriously wounded while
protecting his train against holdups,
and the wound bothers him SO much
that he has only been able to work
q few days each month since last
October. In view OF the gallant ser:
vice which he has rendered to his
company IL would seem to be mat
ter OF simple justice for the Santa Fe
TO retire the veteran on a pension.
Mr.. Riley was member OF the
freight crew which moved the depot
and siding from RJack's to Lamar
when this city was laid out in 1886.
Since then he has passed through La
mar thousands OF times on his reg
uiar runs, but Monday was the first
time he had ever venturei more than
one hundred feet from the depot II
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

wanted the chautaudkS . year aro
and 100 guarantors 1ecumulat.a
enough enthusiasm to abide by N.
wishss Of the dear people and sign
up Z contract for 1880. The ruar.
antors viii have 70 make up the da
ficiency II the people Of La Jun,,
fall down IN tho matter Of purcha,.
ing tickets. There should be M
trouble in dispeslas Of the 500 tick.
sts. All Of the attractions are hieb
class and worth double and treble
the money that It viii cost you To
see and hear them 81 DsovidiAs You
buy Q season ticket. 1Isase rsuem.
bev ttst the local chGssaAqus com.
ihatess derives NO benefk from the
s1le Of single admission tickets. Yog
ought 70 show your patriotism sor
tks old bsDe town BY st&ading by
the men VITO took the risk OF pro-
vidkAe you With . series of high.
class educsncsaI ssd musical treats
such AZ you would not have tbs op.
portunstS to- entSy except in the I.tg,
er citieS.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Successful campaIs. for Enl,.,m-s..

John "A. Martin. Of Pueblo. ID
dressed the people Of Ordway. recent
ly. on the war situation. and the
raising Of four companies from the
Arkansas Valley. Mr.. Martin for
merly represented this district In
Congress and has . wide acqusine-
ance over the valley and no better
man could be found for the purpose.
He has been commissioned ~ Major
OF the regiment. and most Of the men
who will be In the four companies
will be men who are well known to
him.
After he made bis address here
Thursday night thfrty-two men en-
listed. and this number with the
others who had joined the different
branches Of the army. will ahout
take the full quota from Crowley
county. II Is thought that the nsst
call under the seiective draft WIN not
take any from this county-Drovidisg
Of course the county is given fuli
credit for the men who have volun-
teered.-Crowiey County Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
sosve- Car short.ee Probssm

The Santa Fe Railroad helped 10
solve the car shortage problem by
purchasing $500 new freight carr.
which win be delivered during Aug
ust. September aud October. The lot
includes 1900 coal cars. 1000 stock
cars. 500 refrigerator ears and 500
tank cars. The company also pur-
chased i30 locomotives. so to be de-
liyered In August. IS before January
/. 1918. and IS In 1918.
The purchase price Of the $500
cars is ss.sI0.0o Tank cars In
large lots now cost $500 apiece, ~
against sl.255 in 1918. when the
Santa Fe made heavy Investment II
this line Of equipment. Coal cars nov
cost $500. rs against 3l.2S3 In
1913: refrigerator cars, $4,000. ~
against sI.A&s In 1916. and stock
cars. $1,000. as against 3l.0ss In
1915.
The purchase price Of 130 loco
motives Is $500. 900. or $4,000
apiece. In fsrs the Santa Re
bought the same type Of locomotives
for S33.7s7 apiece.
The total cost Of ne~ locomotives
and cars for the Santa Fe at this
time. including bsGssGe cars and 10
passenger coaches. u tls.s52.ss0.
Tue passenger coaches nov cost $780,
s3s. ~ against SIC. rs. In 1914. and
the baskage cars. Sf3.5oo ~ against
@l0.3s7. same year.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Ilbersy Boaas Now ReaAy

The L1bsrty Bonds are now CON-
pleted and Will b ssady for delivery
soon. The $50 bonds arc blue. bar
ing <he portrsit Of Jefferson: e100
blue with Jackson: $500 orange With
washiastoa; el.ooe carmine With
Lincoln: $4,000 green with Moasos;
$4,000 blue with Cleveland: 1Ge,
900 carmine with Mckinley; &c.,
600 orange with Grant. The title
Liberty Loan 1917" IN on the uDper
border of the bonds. On the SFight
side Is the vignette Of Bartholdi's
statue in New York harbor. on the
left side Of the portrait OF one OF the
presidents. Coupon bonds have orna-
mental engraved backs and carry
three sheets Of interest coupons. The
reproduction Of Crswford's figure OF
the Goddess Of Freedom ~ seen on
the dome Of the U. s. Capitol II also
seen on the backs Of the bonds. The
coupon bonds are transrerrabIe . Q
dollar bill. while the registered
bonds must Be assigned from zone
party to another BY attest signature.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
MIX Cooling station ., Ia- A.....

On Monday Of this week r. ~.
Thompson. Manager for Libby. Nc
Neil 4 Libby. which company is nav
building = condensary at In Junta.
bought 4 location for 4 receiving
and cooling milk station at Las All.
mas.
We understand that the receiving
and cooling station will be built Just
as soon rs the milk Industry about
Las Animas is developed sufiicientiy
TO justify 1t.
The dairy industry about Las AMI
mas ID developing very rapidly. The
country is filling up with dairy cows
and more attention Is being paid ia
the dairy Industry than ever before
In the history Of our community. and
we predict that II will only be few
months until this company will b.
receiving the milk produced near Las
Animas at their receiving station
here.
Libby. Mcneil 4 Libby is an old
well-established concern and then
coming into the Arkansas Valley
means that the dairy industry will b.
permanent and that good PRICES for
dairy products are assured the pro.
ducers and II Is TO the Interest Of ali
farmers and business men Of oui
community to assist In every way In
developing the industry.-i.as Ami.
mas eI.ader.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
ch..t.aqu. Next Week

La yuntA Is not taking up with
the chautauqss this year - 1t has
in previous yesrs, and the indica-
lions are that thers will b . very
large deficit this season unless the
sale Of tickets makes hkofs progress
during the next few days tkan II has
thus far. R. D. AcClintock n shais-
man Of the ticket committee $50
says that only 200 tickets hsd been
sold up to the noon hour yestsSdsy.
There are 500 season tickets 70
be sold st $3.50 each for the series
,of founee1 entertainments. or st
the rate Of shout 1871 cents for
esch enteYtatnment, some OF which
are worth the price Of 4 season
ticket. All Of these season tickets
will have to be sold In order to re-
lieve the guAransors Of the respon-
sibiiity OF making up the dsfieit. The
local chantauqua cshmttfes derives
no benefit from the sale OF single
admission tickets. all ef the receipts
from this source being for the sole
benefit of the Redpath HOfner people
in addition to the 31.50S enarastee.
The contract with the Redpsth-
Horner people was made g year ago.
and IL not something new cn,der the
sun as a great maay people seen
to imagine. The people Of LS Junta
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
He..y rsrd, o,si.i.s

The following brief interview with
Hsury Ford. PRECEDENT Of the Ford
Motor Company. Detroit. speaks the
patriotic and optiuistic vision Of one
Of the worlds most remarkable
men:
''Our country-your country and
my <ountry-is at war. All else
must be forgotten. To end tAis ter
ribIe struggle We must win. We've
got to win; there Is no other answer.
/ am an American. I want to do
everything can for my country.
to shorten the conflict and to win
with the extreme minimum Of loss to
the United States.
II have offered our Highland
Park plant to the government for
any use to which II msy desire to
use H. We are now making
$500 ambulances there and II
President Wilson, or congress. can
suggest anything else for as to do.
We will be only too willing TO COM
ply"
what effect do you think the war
will have on your busfaess?" was
asked OF Mr. Ford.
He was silent for q few minutes
and then replied: There is no res
son for the country to be afxrmed.
While this war overshadows every
thing II does not mean that the
wheels Of industry will stop. or SLOW
up. On the contrary. they will speed
up. The factories will win for us
just AZ surely rs will the men on
the firing line. When . nation il
striving toward . single end there
is bound to be plenty to do. II is mot
difficult to understand that"
And Henry Ford. patriot and op-
Is everlastingiy right.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Is ThI. = Trss- Prophecy?

Four hundred years ago. Aothsa
Shipton mads ths following prophs-
ey:
when pietusss look alive with moss-
ments frss.
when ships hke fishes swim besesth
the Sea-,
when msa ost stripping birds can
scosn the sky
Thsa bah the world deep drssehsd In
blssA shall die.
MefAss Shipton. = 10 eallrd peoDA-
etsss. livsd In Yorkshire. England.
from Tess to 1861. soe vas we'd
knsvn locally and was frequently
coasslted BY her nelsAbors. and svsa
by lAsss from considerable disGancs.
= y hes power a ssessslRtns salsrs
eveots.
eAs must have met With ssMs sue.
cess an4 some ef her prophecies have
bsea fulfillsd. Her fame. especially
after her asath. spread tArousAoss
the Kingdom. This was doubtless as
sisted IL IT, growth hy fresseat ap-
psaraness Of pamphlets purportiug to
be collections OF her predictions.
Doubslsss many u thsss vers faxed
By imitaters. aAl II time II became
difficult 10 ssgsrssAas the sea-
uins from the faise. though the
4 abeve linss appear 70 have been
smeag NJ esiginal ee.ieetien ei
peeShselss. Il view sf the present
plighe ee ths wesld. aad the discover.
~ ~ iavsetleas vhish Immediately
iprsee1e1 ~ great var. The pesAie.
tio0 s1oalD out h stsatllAg aisttsee,
lnooo. iF 1f 'Ft
| Whe ess 1subl that ~ Arsl Iis.
Ireeeeo = ~ uo1esn nevtag aln. .,
thaa, ~ eeoea1 has llssel rsesssos,
| . ~ eub0esissf n tAifd lin>
| - Dsalnla - aslhlag Y ~ u,
| tuonooo1A osnonsy aesoo1noA - Z
l ~ oouGoA ~ ol1o1ee - ~ pesssn
1 ~ - - \ 0ou1o eooo -
Clnfvr onG<1r> sono'' - odnnn
7
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Merchant sasex~arss~ Co~,msaIsy


The trade Of the hone merchan,
IL limited to the families Of hts com
munty. He sells 10 the same people
year after year. His customers are
his friends-his neishborr. lie knows
them by name. He In personally In.
terested In their welfare. And thus,
the home merchant IL q safeguard to
the community. He IL q friend. q
helper. an advisor. TO anyone Who
goes TO him with any problem In the
matter OF buying.
When your tooth aches you 20 tc
the home dentist. When sickness
comes you send for the home doctor
In questions Of Law. you 90 to the
home lawyer. when . Il comes "a
buying you want the best values you
can get for your money; aud. fol
this reason. you should 30 10 youI
home merchant. You should tall
With hin freely and frankly abou
the welfare Of your pockstbook Jus
~ you talk With the deatist abou
your teeth. the doctor about you,
health. o. tAs lawyer about you
busiAsss. Tbs spending Of mokey .
~ Important natter viii you.
Tell your home dealer yeur vaats
your needs. TAik psies aAd eusiit,
aaA quantity. TAsss srs thineu
soaetioss, vhteh we - tuysss a
aos ua1ssstasd aa1 vhieh tAs hea
merchant go uase ulala y -.
yea hsve ~ beea h ~ Aah1s .
havtAg heass - heost oalks viGA ~
} hsos nsssAss. 20 IN y sssDsoEs'
} Aa ~ sool ~ - - - ~
Ia ~. ~ 0oev1De - - soq1e
- bsoo1aoA : ~ q .AetlD NQle IL
ysss 0eoeV. ~ les11ea ~, ~
II e~1.a =
I-1. ~. .ItII. | I| ..I| tI.- f..
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12


istrar of vital statistics, are as fol.
lows:
BIRTHS
June lst-Mr. and Mrs. Paul r,
McCreight, a son.
June 1st-Mr. and Mrs. Antonia
Gauia. a son.
June 2d-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Watts. a son.
June ,d-Mr. and Mrs. Earl ray.
lor. twins-son and daughter.
June 7th-Mr. and Mrs. Quiliola
So Gorenzo. a son.
June 9th-Mr. and Mrs. v. l..
Trotter. a daughter.
June loth-Mr. and Mrs. Max
Salazor. a daughter
June 1+th-Mr and Mrs. F. NJ.
sehweininger. a daughter.
June 15th-Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
ID. wilkins. a SON
June lsth-Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Glatz. a daughter.
June 20th-Mr. and Mrs. l.. E,
Love. daughter.
June 2sth-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Good
man, a daughter.
DEATHS
June 2d-Tayior. infants-twins.
son and daughter.
June 9th-viyian Lee Trotter.
June 1lth-Kiso Kanichi-Jap.
June 25th-Sotera Garcia.
June 2gth-Marfe couzaies
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Fred H. Wsss

Plasterinx and exterior cemen,
work. Repslr work assa prompt
attention ans all ~osE guaranteed.
Inquire at 1915 Smttkhad avenue.
phone Junta 6dSsJ
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Eeessay t,ssb

Ths sew ssssn pressure essass
Aas sssivs1. A peaeeieaa ts0sasera-
~ - eaaalae fsoles sal SeonlA1oo
vtll - Gtvea ~ . 1eneasesates
evo0 vost Coo1o1 = ~ 6oDoo()o
U0ense 1soassosae = ~ ~
49, tai11)no. Shufsonv aeossoson.
~ -. 8 s:ss S'sssss: lys.y:
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12
Births and Deaths In June

Births and deaths In La Junta, re-
ported by Dr. +. @. Edwards. reg
istrar of vital statistics, are as fol-
lows:
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

- 60
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

KIIy J. 1Gy3s
oooyulnly.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

FOR sALE-Two young Holsteiu
cows. each giving four gallons oi
milk daily: they give six gallons
when fresh. Inquire OF J. A. Heat
wolc. X. y. ID. No. /. La Junta
phone II J I.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

FOR SALE-House In West la Jun
tn on milk condensary site: cheap.
Inquire OF @. A. Dahlgren. <0i Colo
RADIO avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

77SR KeNf-i.srss siors room Dom:
choice location. Boz 3is. Il
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-12

FOR SALE-The property known ~
the Ford property. on Ration ave
nuc, consisting Of two lots and two
houses. to>bc sold together Inquire
Of Mrs. &. A. Schaefer. 3o5 Belle.
view avenue.