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flooded her eyes with a softness b a
rolled up from her entire being. Their
line! Their insurmountable barrier.
An absurd yet ineffable longing to fall
down and kiss that line came over he
with compelling force.
Her head grew light with the thought
of those moments when their horses
stood with muzzles together as II kiss
ing by p%roxy-the flush grew deeper.
though her blood went cold and she
trembled.
A pitiful confusion seized her. an
~inexplicable tmldity crept into her
heart, replacing the bold assurance
that had been recklessly carrying her
on to him. II was as though some
ana had vhisnArad thu truth Into hsr
, 1912-12-05

JOHN AcFARLANE.
49 + Cattle branded OF either side, horse
kZ1V&N z on lsft shoulder. Range. Jack cree
and Platte River. Address. saratos'
, 1912-12-05

j. w. Copeland, Of Dayton, Ohio, pur.'
chased q bottle Of ChamberlainIs Cough
Remedy for his boy who bad a cold, and be
fore the bottle was all used the boys cold
Ave dollar doctors billf For sale BY all
dealers.
, 1912-12-05
S 81 BY. Time Tabl.

&c BY. Time Table
Train No. l
Leave Encmpment 5:45 A. M.
Arrive Saratoga $40
Leave Saratoga $50
Arrive W alcott 500
Train Nc. 2
Leave Walcott 800
Arrive Saratoga lois
Leave Saratoga 1880
Arrive Encampment 11:45
Connects with U. P. tram No. a
going east and with No II going
west.
Geo. c.. Austin Supt
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Knicker-Did your father give o an
auto?
Lippincott's q
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the arrangement committee, are pushing
plans for the third annual reception and
dance of the Irvington Patrolmen's Be-
nevolent Association, to be held in Olym-
pic Park Wednesday night, May 15.
The members of Company A, OF the
their headquarters in the lecture-room of
the First Reformed Church tomorrow
afternoon at 2, O'Clock, from which place
they will leave for a hiking" drill.
The local baseball season will be opened
in Irvington Sunday afternoon, when the
Olympic A. A. will meet the Hilton Field
Club on the diamond which has been laid
out in Olympic Park. &
Work for preparing the new Madison
Avenue School in Irvington for early oc-
cupaney Is being pushed Onward by the
new building committee of the Board Of
Education. 5a .
Miss. Dorothy Lobdell, of 1868 Clinton
avenue, is the guest of relatives in Ell
mira, n, Y,
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IRyINGTON.

Mrs. Samuel Rodenbneh, of Colchester.
Conn. has been the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
f. Lee. of Al Elmwood avenue.
Members Of Clinton Lodge, /. o. O. f..
met at Glorieux building yesterday after
noon and proceeded to Clinton Cemetery
to conduct services for Frederick l..
Ryerson, one of it's deceased members
A strong baseball team has been or
ganized by the Florence Avenue Public
School and is equipped with brown-gray
uniforms.
A free Bible lecture on rs the Death
Sentence Just?' will be delivered Sunday
night by w. S. McGregar, of New York
city. in Masonic Hall. Irvington Centre,
under the auspices of the international
Bible Students Association.
Christian Church was %thronged last night
with members of the church and their
guests, the occasion being the conclusion
Of the dedicatory services which began
dered by Mrs. Melvin Longfield and Miss
Frieda Jacob, and Rotations were given.
Luncheon was served and a social was
enjoyed. Remarks were made by Rev.
William H.. Hainer.
Louis Moenkopf, the manager of the
proposed baseball team for the Tri-Mu
class of the First Christian Church. is
selecting the team. Games will be played
Saturday afternoons during the season.
The members of the Girls Athletic
Club of the Florence Avenue School en-
JOyeQ an lCS-SIcdHA AcSdNdl last night.
Rev. E. Laurence Sturgess, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, of 1rvington,
during the last six months, recently sub
mitted his resignation to the vestry, to
take effect May /.
Arrangements have been completed for
the first annual reception of Essex Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, which WILDE held
Monday night, May 6, in Dodgers Hall,
Newark.
Policemen Edward Weingarth, Louis
Meyer and Harry Camp, who constitute
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Two Lads Borrow Auto;
One of Them Is Nabbed.

A prank played by boys attending
the East Orange High School today
resulted in the arrest of one, and he
will be arraigned tomorrow before Re-
corder Mott. The boy taken into Gus
tody is D. Irving Reynolds, 16 ears
old. of SO Walnut street north. He is
charged with taking the ~five-passen-
ger automobile of Richard Hall, 200
Midland avenue, another pupil at the
school, from in front of the building.
Reserveman Shannon arrested him..
Between class periods this morning
with John C. Calef. Is years old, of All
William street, and took the car for
a ride. When Hall missed the ma
chine he notified the police INT a
search was started.
Reynolds told Chief O'Neill he
thought that Hall would understand
he had taken the machine away.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26
MOTORCYCLIST COLLIDES
WITH AN AUTOMOBILE.

Frank F. Gray. supervisor of attend
ance of the Montclair public schools,
while on his motorcycle in Harrison
avenue near Porter place yesterday be-
came pocketed bbetween a wagon and
an automobile. Both Mr.. Gray and the
chauffeur slackened speed, but the two
machines came together with sufficient
force to throw Mr.. Gray to the ground.
Both of his hands are badly cut and
bruised and his legs were bruised in
seveal places. He was removed to his
home in the automobile and was at
tended by DR.. William w. Wilson. Mr..
Gray suffered considerably Salso from
shock. but is reported as being much
easier today. 1t is not thought that
he is hurt inwardly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26
Sweet Champion Peas

The Hancock Brand
Packed expressly for us. They
are of medium size and unusual
ly tender, mellow and delicious.
The doz. The can
LIS 15c
"a Castle Haven Brand
Choice Quality.
The doz. The can
LAO - 12c
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mer, made her debut in concert last
night at a musicale in the auditorium OF
the Y. M. C. A. in Bedford street,
Brooklyn, given by the Thirteenth
Regiment Band.
Miss Venino sang in an easy, grace
full manner. Her voice is mezzo-con-
tralto, and has a lone quality of I'M
usual excellence. Her vocal training
has been under the direction of Mrs.
Kathryn c. Maher, of Orange. Her ac-
companist last night was Miss Elsie
Gossweiler, also of Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26
Various Kinds of
Tasty Fish

Every kind of smoked, sailed
and preserved fish in tin; the
most carefully selected assort-
ment.
kippered Herring = Rolled in
appetizing sauce, sufficient for
four persons, the tin. l5c
Goldfish - Snowy white Cod
fish, without a bone, only the
fine tasty slices. No. 3 boxes .47c
Salmon-McG owan's Columbia
River Salmon, the finest fish
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26
ELLIOTT-SCHMIDT.

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Miss Mary Schmidt, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Augusta Schmidt. of 1888
Springfield avenue. to C. William Elliott,
a son of Mrs. Mary A. Elliott, of 2S2
Cottage street, both of Irvington The
night by Rev. William II. Hainer, of the
First Christian Church. at the parsonage.
1881 Clinton avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
witnesses. A wedding supper was en-
joyed at Achtel-Stetter's, after which
the couple went on a short. automobile
residence at 1851 Clinton avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26

Missionary4why do you look at me so
intentIy2s
Judge.
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Woman Causes Arrest
OF East Orange Man.

While walking along the. Parkway,
East Orange, last night Mrs. James
Valentine, of 260 Main street, East Or
ange, and Miss Ada Blunt, her sister,
saw Philip G.. Dunn, 10 years old, of 76
Fourth avenue, East Orange, apparent
ly following them. Mrs. Valentine
telephoned to her husband, who in
structed the women to walk ahead
while he watched. They continued
down to William street and Dunn was
arrested. No formal complaint was
made and Dunn was dismissed.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.
A Quick, Nourishing
MeaI-B k Beans
Ready to Serve.

Delicious, digestible
and with that real
Boston baked bean
flavor.
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TOT PLAYS WITH MATCHES: BURNED

George Hlbbits, a 3-year-old Harrison
LAD, played with matches at his homo
Yesterday afternoon. Today he Is in st.
severely from burns received. The young
ster was burned about the head and body.
Playmates wrapped a sheet about him,
ames they poured water on him.. DR.. a.
Al. Mulligan, of Harrison, was called. He
ordered the boy removed to the hospital
today.
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Sugar-Havemeyer & Elders
standard %granulated sugar.
lob. bag ..55c
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OLGA VENINO MAKES
HER DEBUT IN CONCERT,

Miss Olga Dorothy Venino, daughter
of Albert Venino, of Berkeley avenue,
Orange, who was Queen Titania in the
Asbury Park babies carnival last sum-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-26
CHAS NJ. DECKER 6 BROS.
MPORTERs- GROCERS
Or FRIDAY AND
For Delightful
Celatine Desserts

Wholesome and healthful, as
we'll as delicious. Can be made
in a minute by anybody; various
havors.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08

intestine or colon. To exect ND
Won must therefore tone up "na
strengthen those parts ana reS'o'
them to healthier activity ,,
The discovery OF the active pitn
c;nje of our remedy involved lne
labor of skillful research cneii,S,ih ,nch
This remedy produces results sths ,ha
as are expected from the pest ol ~ =,
hest known intestinal tonics' anu ~
is particularly prompt IN i's ~
suits. ,u Order
lies on our guarantee. me! ate
caadinply pleasant to take ana are
idsal for children They apparently
oct directly on the nerves ahu y.
muscles of the bowels. having II
would seem, neutral action on
other organs or glands. Inc! Wv
not purge or cause incohVeniehe.e,
If they do not positively cure chron,s .,ns
or habitual constipation ana tnus
relieve the myriads of associate o,
danendent chronic ailments, your
money will be refunded. Try heA
aJJ Orderlies at our risk ihres
sizes of packages, 10c., 25c' ana
zoe. Remember. you can opta.i.
Rexall Remedies in this commune
nnlv at our stores.-The ReNaii
stores. Gilbert Bros. three stores,
Park Place. Opera House BLOCK anu
Sterling Building.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Monday

G. d. Randolph of Ault was in
Greeley Sunday.
Lee Westner of Num- spent sun
day in Greeley.
Robert Becker of Eaton was in
Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. j. E. Vance of LaSalle vas
in Greeley Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. f. w. Langtry spent
Sunday in Windsor.
Miss Mollie Offerle spent Sunday
with Miss Velma Musbereer at
Eaton.
Miss Gertrude Powers of love
land was in Greeley the last of the
week.
Miss Winifred Kelly spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. o. RIandin
in Eaton. "''"-A
Prof. P. r. Pichruhl left Saturday
Tor Denver and will go from ,h.ra
on trip through the south
MISS Gala Hunter, who teacbe. At
Eaton. visited over Sunday with her
ihother, Mrs. Kate Hunter
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Seymorr ~
San Francisco were in Gree,ey m
business the last of the weeL
Mrs. M. f. Pearl returned .,
nome In Denver SATURDAY. ot. No.
visit with her daughter, Miss So
Pearl. ''i'" stOla
MRS Louise Revelle returnad to
her home in Denver this rnrn.ro u ~
after short visit with ber s,u.I nus
Mrs. ]. c. Scott. e' S'ster'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles pa,o,..r
spent Sunday in Windsor tbo rson ee
OF ms brother-in-law and sis,os sues.s W
ana Mrs. Fred Crane. 'ef' Mr.
~, n,, M Horbeck Halsted has rac.n.,v
purchased from j. A. Wet,aI
a,,.d .h urand View addition. Tbo ,aU ~.
sideration was $500, Ne con-
W.. dudley Golden-Dwyer of 81 r,.
~, "1 IN Greeley Saturday. tho our a',uI.
NJ NJ ms So, sister, Mrs. W. F.. stsrSa,s sass'
iay sy' ~ nossa1en-Dwyer stopped in pnsns. Gsn
icy On his way from CalIforpIa 1rse-
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y J. March. who has been spend

n i March. who has been spend
ing several weeks at Idaho Springs.
taking the baths for his rheumatism,
is improving nicely and expects to be
able to come home this week.
"A. II. Larkin has gone to Lauder
dale. Fla, where he will spend lew
weeks vacation. Mrs. Larkin accom-
nanied him AS far as Kansas CITY
where she will visit until his return.
Mrs. Reba Haruff and little son,
John. who have been visiting her
father. Joseph Waggoner. and her
brother. b. F.. Waggoner. and wiie'
left this morning tor their home IN
Pueblo.
Mrs. w. U. williams came down
from her home at Barnesville Satur-
day to assist in the care OF her
fsther-in-law, j. Nj. Williams. Mr..
Williams has been quite i'll for the
last six weeks.
H. c. Cradle came down from the
Cradle ranch near Laramie sunday
for a few days visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Cradle and TO
visit his brother, Bert Cradle ana
wife, who intend to leave this week
for Iowa, to spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Fairchild left
Saturday for their home in Oil City,
Wyo.. after visit with Mrs. Fair
cbild's mother, Mrs Mary Ferguson.
and sister, Mrs. r. E. Bovard. Mrs.
Bovard and Miss Mary Fairchild ac-
companied them as far as Cheyenne.
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Bartholomew
entertained at dinner Sunday at
their home north of Greeley. Their
guests were Mr., and Mrs. n. d. Bar
tholomew and two sons, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. C. McLucas and two sons,
and Miss Eva Dyer of Redfield. la.
The dinner was in honor OF Miss
DYER, who leaves soon for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Roberts, who
have been living at Hepburn, Ida.
expect to leave this week for Lyle.
Wash. where they will live on their
fruit farm If satisfactory tenant
can be secured for their Idaho
ranch they expect to remain In
Washington. Mrs. Roberts will be
remembered as Miss Ethelwyn
Fezer.
Mrs. Isabella Churchill entertain
ed this afternoon with an informal
tea party in honor Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. ]. Casebeer of Los Angeles.
Calf. While here Mrs. Casebeer,
who before her departure from Gree
ley was prominent in social life In
Greeley, will be the inspiration OF
many social gatherings during her
stay in Greeley.
Believing that the yshould be in
formed on political questions before
they go to the polls, the ladies of
the Graphic club met this afternoon
in Unity hall for the study of the
Carpenter bill which comes up at
the fall election. Senator Carpenter
was one of the speakers OF the after
noon and explained the bill thor
oughly to the ladies'.
A pleasant evening and good
time is anticipated by the members
of the Modern Woodmen Of America
at their social evening Wednesday
evening. February Z. The gather
ing will be held in the l. o. o. +.
hall and the Neighbors and their
wives and the Royal Neighbors and
their escorts are invited to attend.
There will be q short program and q
social evening with cards and games,
Refreshments will be served.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
onFIOeNCE
We Back Up Our Statements With
OWr Personal Reputation and
Money

We are 30 positive that we can
relieve constipation, no matter how
-scAronic 1t may be, that we offer to
furnish the medicine free of all cost
If We tall.
We think that 1t is worse than
useae8s to attempt to cure constipa-
AioA with cathartic drugs. Cathartics
HAy do much harm. They may cause
= reaction, irritate and weaken the
bowels, and make constipation more
.EhFOnfc.
Constipation il often accompanied
and may be caused by weakness OF
The nerves and muscles of the laege
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Fulton Ditch EkN

Fort Lupton, Feb. 6.-
Ditch company held its an1
ton in Brighton YESTERDAY.
a board OF Lupton men
exception. Directors elect,
w. H. Ball, PRESIDENT G. |
James Ogilyie, 7, R Nuns
Fort Lupton, and Jacob
Brighton. The Fulton diiti
irrigation fer a large area
here and Brighton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Tuesday

DIR. F.. E. Stockover went to Dem
yer Monday evening.
Miss Mamie Hentchel of Evans
spent Monday in Greeley.
w. A. Roy OF ALTON has returned
from a trip to California.
Alec Walker OF La Sale Is in
Greeley this week.
Miss Sarah Eddy of Fort Collins
was in Greeley today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Forney of Foss-
ton were in Greeley this week.
w A. Buffers of Osgood is in
Greeley this week on business.
/ a,.C.> A. Yancey of Windsor is in
t3reeley.-pn business this week.
Miss NerffvA Bennett went to Eaton
this morning toxlsit friends.
Arthur Strong went. to Denver
.this morning on a business trip.
w. E. kinseIla was in P1atteville
Monday to attend ditch meeting.
w. B. Longwith of Eaton wah in
Greeley on business Monday.
, Eugene Howard Is recovering
nicely from recent operation,
Mrs l.. A. l.. Burnett OF Orchard
was In Greeley on business Satur-
day.
Born. Sunday. to Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Mortimer. north of Greeley. a
son.
Miss Ruth Hale came down from
Fort Collins Monday tor a shor,
visit.
Mrs. Ida Mckinley was in Gree
ley Monday on her way from Fort
Collins to Platteville.
Mrs. l.. G. BLY, entertained a COM
pany OF friends informally at cards
Saturday evening.
}. e. Ewing went to Denver this
morning on legal business connected
with the Evans ditch company.
Mrs. s. Newell went to Ault this
morning on few days business
trip.
Miss Tillie Anderson left TODAY
for Grand Junction where she will
visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Wyatt OF Long
mont came this morning for a visit
with his sister. Mrs. ID. B. Buick
and family.
0. T. Carpenter and Miss Bessie
Blair called on Evans friends Sun
day and attended church at that
place.
Miss Inez Nesbit OF Atchison.
Kan, who is visiting Greeley
friends. will be the guest of Miss
Blanche Irons for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cradle expect
to leave this week for Sac City. la.
where they will spend several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Adkins left
for Missouri, where they
will spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
Charles Gilmore left Monday for
Silver City. Ia. for trip. if he
likes the country he may decide to
Jess Williams. who attends the
college. is spending
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Williams.
Mrs. H. l.. Wells and baby Of Gill
were in Greeley Monday ON their
way to Denver. where the baby will
bo taken to = specialist.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Great for the Royr

LaSa1le. Feb. 6.-Joshua New
was twenty years old February z
and in honor OF the event 27 OF his
boy and girl friends gathered at his
home that evening and surprised
him. Each brought contribution
to the feast that followed and the
evening was spent In . merry time.
The boys say they had an unusually
good time for there were seventeen
young ladies and only ten boys at
the celebration.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Windsor CrraIner RI

Windsor, Feb. with
machinery in place in
creamery a meeting was
afternoon Of the stockhold(
ganize aud Incorporate su(
a manager. II is expected
operations at the new plaI
a lew weeks and milk m
zoo cows have been pledged
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
students IN nI

creaioy eRs Bookkeeping S,s h
srfoiS' terrain tSs tGSsn@s,,...! .4s55l..s' q y
Peyt Pe,l I,l.9 ral.q9rsday, sysahss, eysaiss
music musical and literary ,s-. yhs1
sa,.,,e5 games Light refre,Ss
SoIEsu, soI,aso All former NJ
weeks ago the sraro. " 9
entertained e.It with lI's,3 4 y
other students Of ,.s 1
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08

Pursuant to reS0lu,l'vs n,',s
board OF directors, ~" ho'r m,,,I
given pGa that the annual c.as',s ass
Stockholders : Of the t. GFbsT' sss
tion company viii VI. " rird r
sos sos Ninth street in the in,i,y, t,T1
lev, lev, colorado. on 81 sa'a,uas u, n,
day of March isi-, said ID day,
/ O'Clock p. IN, Of ISeei'nselll Ie' 1
otYice Of Moses aud hli,ssss new
pm nnrrose OF electins l,,i's a nr' ID
surpGC sirectors for the ens'l,,s naS n
nsHsrai levy al operating aud d,,a,i,, ai,,'
ssnenses ss',sose Of said cOrpof,IsIrl, r,ppoiornIl,
enp'I, snr me- purpose of p,l,esss pef,o.ss's, !
d9ror l1r r"T and further cuisines me i
o'nTe oroperiy come before '''
nual meeting ,.v COlor,s
SIN PAN aay Of Febrnaggyo; ar yo;,GIiAfIO, Ii';O
THE GREEN iiiISsafNGFR. P,s';!; );
bs N,,sst. W " 3. KlNssLD~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Nnel Funeral Ws

Funeral services IN,
Nagel viii be held at /.
"Wednesday afternoon 4,
dertakiug parlors. Thu
be conducted by Rev. M
of the Church Of God
brother has arrived frc,I
tains to attend the ssrd
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Reyiyals at nj

Delta Feb. 6.-Nliss r
geriieli is conducting
services this week at
school house. Rev. pu
the pastor OF the Christj
AT Severance.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Notice To StockhM

Notice Is hereby gwen
will be a special meeting
stockholders OF The GIe
Company held at the olM
Greeley Gas 4 Fuel Con ~
1000 Ninth eyenue' IN W
Greeley. Colorado, on 'he
of March, a. d, lsl-' al
of 10 O'Clock a NJ to con-
question OF dissolution o. y
pany. which question N, ., :, u !,
of said company Will M Y
to be acted upon at su'a y.
This notice is given " ;.
the board of directors ,.,,'' y, N
adopted at a special nlfs''
February T. l9l2 pul
''' ALFRED Nl
Str
Greeley. Colo, Feb. :, y
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
laSalle Church r..

Lasalle Feb. ~
communion day a, tb.TI
byterian church and ss,
bers We're taken ln,o !,
There was a good ,,.
now that the epIdenis /
and scarlet fever Is NJ.
be regular services,
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Miss Dnnpertield r

Severance, REQ. 81
Rachael Dangerfield ccldj
services here Sunday. ID
turn next Sunday ior 40
STAY as pastor.
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''irlnlcn Ma.

Fort Lunton y"
PREPARATIONS pre- ',ua' ars Fs
Amons Ains'r The sps''as spsoss,ia Be,
AsTIspi,.,a,IE AsE.s a4a Expert I,s1'Is Iss,,1
s,,, eT; formerly '15tese; Of i
p,ners ,,dn There VI VII, IA
.lon .i Of all sorts ",,, u, y
serve a bic dinreu.e ,ue
dining hall. '"''sr IL
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
,,,,s NSIu
stock holder The

The annual me, mv,''rTe rTeompail
held n,,i at the Office ..,,us. o. Gsrrsse
,17so Seventh a,erd a,,anday. Mar,
NJ Tao p, m NonTgsp ntfieers ~
transaction OF =. s",r come sI%t
AZ may proper p " Bu.M
meeting ~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Modern Woo,lm., u

W, Poudre Valley caas
W, " 4 win hold a soesj,1
the | o O. +. hall TV''. ~.
evening February , VI
NeighbOrs and xiv..
Neighbors and esco,,s mss |
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,,,h NlN
N,edlrvork 81" ,l"' Geo

Nt-'u' Mrs. IA.
,o,.s nri WAS hostess 'ss,Sisrnooa. S, l1S n
d,"" doaen lya,ss Ssa1. ~'1" passed Sc o"'
cial two souing.
trifles
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
r,o nepyer Maniel

The DehVtT hoye heEa1
pek wo,k in the new ,f N,ne the contf,'|
have tie'' tii.,'ir the neN n
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,or nns in Denver,
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