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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-12

In YES, kako je ~izpraseval pc svo-
jem ne6aku'f Kako je dejal, Sc
vede FjodorY Kako pa izgleda -
lepo obnasanje V jeGi2 No, je de
jail. ali nj izbleknil roper svOje to-
varise2 In ko sem mu povedal, da
je Fjodja poster in pameten clo-
vek, 81 je pogladil brado in je po-
nosno izjavil - Slow V svoji
ro6bini nimamo slabih ljudi .
- Starec nina slame V CLAW,
= je dejal Andrei in pokimal 2
glavo. - Pogosto sc razgovarjava
Z MIN, posten muzik ie. Ali Flo
djo kmalu izpuste?
- Mislim, da vse izpustel Nc
he govori roper ME kot Isajeve
ovadbe. a kaj more on izpovcda-
ii?
Matt je hodila scmintia iii ogle-
dovala Sina; Andrei je stal pri
oknu, polozil roke ma hrbet in
poSluSai Pavlovo pripovedovanje.
Pavel Sc je sprehajal pc izbi. Bra
da mt ie Y tenn Gasu pognala, ten
Ike. femme kocinice so Sc mt vile
pc licih in blazile rjavo barvo
n~iegoXega obraza. Niegove mraG-
ne oGi so gledale strogo.
- Sedita. - je deiala matt po-
SadivSi jed ma MILO.
Pri obedu je pravil Andrei o
Ribinu. In ko je koncal, je Pavel
I obzalovaniem vzkliknil
- &c hi bill donna - ga ne bi
bill pustil. Raj je wei seboj? Raj
drazeno in zmeSano glavo.
- No, - je dejal Malorus in
Sc naSmehnil, - Gloveka Stride
seth let. XII Sc ie tako dolgo bOril
Z medvedi V svojem srcu - ne
preobrneS
In zaGelo Sc je ~prerekanje in
govorila sta besede. Xxi Jill matt nj
umela. Sc pc obedu sta sipala
drug drugemu prasketajoGe uGe-
ne hcsede. CASH pa sta g%ovorila
ciSto p%reprosto.
- Stopati moramo pc zacrtani
poti in niti "a korak ne smemo
odStopiti Y stran! - lie trdO in
odlotno iziavil Pavel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-12
SALON MA PRODAJ. Dobro IRE

je saloon Sc proda ma Cracket-
vile. bljizu Oglesby. Kdor ga
zeli kupiti. maj Sc oglasi pri -
Joe MiklavGiG, Il. +. ID. - "a.
La Sale. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-12

Zmedena od neprcakovanega do
godka in sedla.
Sklonil Sc je k niej. Y kotickih
njegovih oci so Sc ~zasvctile jar
Ike. drobne Solze in ustni so mu
zatrepetalc. Nekai trenutkov je
molGal in tudi matt ga je mol6e
opazovala.
- Hvala Ii. mama. - je Z glo-
bokim, nizkim glasom izpregovo-
ril Pavel in il StiSnil 5 treSoCimi
prsti roko. - Hvala ii. liuba mo-
ia!
Izraz n.iegovega oblicia in glas
niegovih besed sta io radostno
p%retreSla; pogla6ila mu .ie glavo
in ~zadrzujoG moGno utripanje ST.
ca je tho dejala:
Kristus bodi : teboj,
Iakai cemu?
- Hvala ii. ker pomagaS naSe-
mu velikemu delu, - ie deial
Pavel - redka sreGa ic. da ina
Glovek mater. XII mn ie tudi 10
duhu Sorodna,
MolGe in zeljno .ie pozirala ME
COVE heSeda Z odprtim Srcem in
Sc .ie radovala mad simon. Hi ic
stall YES razzarien tik ME.
- MolGal sem vi5aG. da tc
marsika.i Y moiem zivijeniu zali
hudo mi jc bilo "a tvoic srce.
a pomagati nisem mogel. nisem
mal, MiSlil sem. la Sc uikoli ne
Spravis Z Mani. da 81 ne o>voiiS
uaSih miSli ia hos molcc IT,
pria. lakor 81 trpcia vSe Syoje Il
We dni. To mi ie bilo tc5ko!
AulriuSa me 10 marshes
nautil, - ie dostavila matt. da
ouomui PayIa ma tovariSa.
Pravil mi ic o tebi, - ie
smeic dcial Pavel.
In tuli .Ieeor. Roiaka Sya
AndriuSa me ie l.otcl nauciti
cello brania
Ali Il i So sramovolo ma =
50 zaScla sauna sl,-ivoi %usitio
Ali ie nrilrkovaI, 10
zmcdcno vzkTkpiIa. nravzota al
prekinevo;oGo rodosti Ii !; 10
nanolnievaIa nr.i ;e doioIo Paw.
In.
pol.I;.,I l.; u,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-12

IA CLEVELAND IN OKOLICo
ie zastopnik Proletarca A. Gradi-
sher, 1853 E. 81. Str. Poobhscen
je pobirati narocnino, kolektati
oglase in urediti sploh vse posle
ticoce sc Proletarca.
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Boil. Pod. DruStV0
AVStr. SlOVenSkO
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
16. ~januvarja 1892.
Ustanovljeno

SGUGZ. FTOmtenHC, hdnS.
GLAVNI URADNIKI
Professionals: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, Hans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, W. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHr CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 4S9, Frontenac, kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON KOTZNAN, Frontenac, Mans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Hans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSIP SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, W.. Mineral, Hans.
JULJ BOGNAR, Box G.. Breezy Hill, Mulberry. Kans.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
F, published Nov. 27-Dec. o. 1912)
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice. is hereby given that there
will be special meeting Of the stock
holders OF THE CHlcOsA FUEL
COMPANY. held at the office OF said
Company in The First National Bank
Building. Trinidad. Colorado. on the
18th day of December. A. d. 1912. at
900 o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF
considering and voting upon the
proposition of authorizing. instruct
Ing and empowering the Board Of Di-
rectors or said Company to borrow
the sum OF Ninety Thousand Dollars
coo, ,0OO.0O). and secure the payment
OF the same by mortgaging all Of the
real estate. and machinery and per-
sonal property OF said Company, at
which time and place all Of the
stockholders of said Company are re-
quested to be present and vote upon
said proposition.
WITNESS my hand at Trinidad,
Colorado, this 27th day OF Novem-
Der, A. y. 1912,
NELLIE w. WOOD.
Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
Turkeys, Ducks and
Hens Figure in
Larceny Case

Three alleged stolen turkeys. two
ducks. one hen and divers other
fcsthcrcd fowls figured prominently
In most interesting case heard by
Justice OF the Peace Stone Saturday
aftcrnoon. Just who stole the turk
cys OF william oliver. from the
Oriental bar on November was n
mootcd question for nm hour until
the larceny was finally fixed upon
Doc Hagen who was fined $40 and
given thirty days To pay II. after Dep
made nm address not unlike Sergeant
Iiuxfux In PickwIck papers.
Oliver purchased crate OF twelve
turkeys from Hcy-Pnttcrson to bc
rafflcd off ut the Oriental bar OH IL
Saturday night. The coop Of turk
|cyx was left outside the back door.
Four were ratified off and oliver went
over to the Star saloon to hold raj
lie there and returning TO the Oricn.
tai found the coop had been opened
and three birds missing. ....
Investigation developed that two
turkeys had been left nt the Grimslcy
livery barn md Gus Martin had been
awakened he said. to put tho turk
lcys away. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin who
knew all about 1t testified that HaSnn
had taken the turkeys. left two Of
them with GrImslcy and taken the
other home. Hagan denied this. and
his witness. Jackson. declared that
he had overheard Mrs. Martin talk
ing upstairs the next morning and
openly accusing her husband OF the
theft. This the Martins denied with
spirit.
Sam Grimslcy told OF winning n
turkey. duck and hen and OF
bringing them over at different
times. The mystery regarding the
larceny OF the turkeys decpencd un-
I'll the Martins were recalled and the
larceny fixed on Hasan for keeps. In
the course Of the testimony Jackson
told how he and HaEan had been out
on n lark that night and eaten Of
every free lunch In town.
In summing up the case Mr.. Cha
con rcbuked the witnesses In court
for their display of hilarity. These
men have admitted that they were
on lark that night" said he. "tast-
Ing OF all the beer In town. sampling
every free lunch and looking into
every bowl Of Tom and Jerry. II is
not improbable that they saw not
one but many turkeys. ducks. geese
hens and other stock" His tribute
in conclusion to the defcnseless turk
cy equalled the culogy on the dog
pronounced by Senator Vest Of Mis-
souri, years ago.
So Hagan was found guilty Of
|swiping the turkeys.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
MAGNA1Es CONSIDER
BRESNAHAN CASE

New York, Dec. s.-Robert Bresh-
nehan's claim against the st. Louis
Baseball club for $4,000 in satisfac-
tIon Of his five year contract. term
mated by the clubs owner at the end
OF the first year. was the chief sub
ject discussed today by directors OF
the National league. whose annual
meeting will begin tomorrow.
Both the club and Breshnehan are
represented by counsel Meanwhile.
1t is understood. Breshnehan Is still
considering an offer Of $4,000 year
to work behind the bat and assist
Fred Clarke In the management Of
the Pittsburg Pirates. ....
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
COLO. COLLEGE GETS
100000 FOR GYM.

Colorado Sprinss. Colo. Dec. D.
That Mrs. A. y. Juillard Of New York
City had donated 100000 to Colo
raIo College Tor the new gymnasium
rs n memorial to her father. the late
Frederick II. Cosxitt. was announced
by President William +. Slocum this
morning at chapel. The announce
mcnt was greeted with the woldcst
enthusiasm on the part OF both stu
dents and faculty.
Pledges already made for the gym
nsaium building fund have been
transferred to the endowment fund
with the consent Of the donors. There
remains $i7.25O to bc- raised to ..
cure the S5o.oo0 donated by the gen
eral educational board and the $780,
900 promised by a friend OF the col
lcge. whose name is withheld for the
present.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
Published Dec. 9.14, 1912.
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received for
the construction of the Las Animas
County Court House. until II o'clock
a. M. January Is. 1913. by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Las Ant
mas County. Colo. at their office.
corner Main and Chestnut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado. according to
plans and specifications on file with
!. II. and W. NJ. Rapp company. Ar.
chitects. Masonic building, Trinidad.
Colo. U' a
All bids to be marked bids on
Court House. and addressed to the
undersigned. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
q. +. HARLAN,
Chairman.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB
EXECUTIVES OF colo,
COMING DEC. 2O-21

The program for the quarterly
meeting OF the Colorado Axsocint tIon
OF Commercial Executives 10 he held
In Trinidad December 20 and 81.
viii be arranged and announced Mt
II meeting OF the directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce tonight. The
meeting Is to be one Of the most i'm.
rortant In the history OF the organi-
zation and officers OF the CONNER
cial clubs of New Mexico are to he
invited to attend. A number OF
other matters will come up for dis
cussion tonight.
Tomorrow evening at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms there will be n
meeting OF the Las Animas county
humane society and n report OF var
tous committees will be submitted.
Wednesday night the executive
committee OF the local camp of U. s.
". V. will meet to discuss further
arrangements for the annual en-
campmcnt to he held here next July
Secretary T.. J. Mcmahon favors
with enthusiasm the plan of holding
some big celebration In Trinidad to
attract the tourists who will be
passing through this city In 1915 en-
route TO the Great Pan-American
exposition in California. He will
bring this matter before the directors
and It is probable that steps will be
taken TO arrange for an event OF this
nature.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
TERROR REIGN
REVIEWED IN COURT
(Continued from p,se one)

carpenters share OF tho expenses for
explosions.
Robert NJ. G. Ross came from Ha-
fail to testify that Wachmcistcr be-
came intoxicated and talked ton
much that the proposed explosions
were called off" and that Murphy
and Clarence r. Dowd. now Of Roch
ester. n. Y. met Roos to find out
what he knew OF the plots.
Murphy denied he ever talked TO
Ross and asserted that he knew moth
ing OF proposed explosions to union
izc various trades in Detroit.
II was In Detroit. that James b.
rested soon after they arrived in
April. 1911. to cause five explosions
there.
Did you ever talk to l.. A. Noel.
OF the Iron Workers Union about us
ing nitroglyccrin In Detro!t?" asked
Senator j. W. Kern.
None OF the union officials SO
far as know ever talked OF explos-
ives
Murphy was passed by the govern
ment without cross-examination.
Wnchmeister next testified.
Did Kline ever give you $fOO?''
asked Senator Kern.
He never did," said Wachmeister.
Did you ever arrange with Cline
for blowing up buildings in Detroit
or for buying explosives?"
~ never did"
The witness also denied meeting j.
y. Mcnamara and telling him there
was too much talk" to cause eXplos-
ions In Detroit.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
Santa Claus
Letters

Dear Santa Claus:-I hope you
won't forget me this year. l want
you please bring me a pair OF skatex'
u pair OF ribbons. u big doll. two story
books. new dress. q ring, u bracelet
u sewing box. u nice set Of dishes. a
rubber ball. a trunk. some candy,
nuts and orange. Well that is all !
want. From Florence Nelson,
4l3 West Baca.
Dear Santa Claus: | am u little
girl nearly three years old. Please
bring me big doilie and n doll bug
KY. Pearl Ensley
730 Nevada Ave.
Dear Santa Claus: ] want you to
bring me becbe gun, u box Of
candy and u box OF tools.
Eddie Bray.
427 Nevada Avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: am one OF your
little girls. | am three years old and
this Is my first letter to you. Dear
Santa ! want you to bring me n
little plano. little red table. and two
little red chairs. n set OF little dish
cs and mother goose story book.
Some candy. nuts to III my stock
ms on the Inc. and be sure aud dress
my Christmas tree nice. And that IL
ail ! want this time dear Santa. From
your loving little girl.
l.orinc Ruth HIsher,
s26 East Second street.
y. $. Don't forget grandma. grand
pa and mamma. Youry truly, Lorinc
Ruth Hishcr.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me n horn. u drum and u rubber ball,
and u new suit. am your friend.
Vincent Easlcy.
$50 Nevada Avenue.
VIII hang my stocking on the foot
OF my little bed. Me and sister
sleeps together. You Will find them
both nj the foot OF the bcd.-vincent
Dear Santa:-f nm going to send
you n letter to tell you what I wan,
for Christmas. I want a doll. a story
book and u set cf dishes. and with
your many thanks. your little friend,
Carolina SRndoval.
3:5 Kansas Avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: I am sending
YOU letter 10 let you know what !
want for Christmas. ! want = sled. n
par OF gloves. and u story book. Re-
ceivc many thanks from me. Your
true friend Manuel Monclex.
32a Kansas Avenue.
Dear Santa Claus. ! am writing n
letter 10 you to tell you that I am
thinking OF what | want for Christ
mas. want a good story book, u
doll and n pair OF roller skates. with
one thousand thanks 10 you dear
Santa. Lena Montague.
32b Kansas Avenue
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
The Confession is
Splendidly Produced

A powerful drama OF the mother
church. emphasizing the sacrcdncss
OF the confcssional-ap play splendid
ly acted. was the Confession. the
success OF James Haii.ck Reid offered
at the West theatre yesterday after
noon and evening. Trinidad pcop!"
wcrc given another opportunity to
welcome Richard Sterling u capable
actor who was seen In tn" role OF
Father Bartlett His support wnb
good and III. drama Itself was grip
ping. II was as good MS - sunday
night sermon.
The play itself is Identical In plot
with the play produced with wonder
fii success n number Of y.ars ago b.
r.. 8. Willard. the noted English me-
tor. entitled "Thc Cardinal. a mur-
der In committed and the guilty per
son confcsscs to tho priest. The
brother of the priest is charged with
the crime. The brother II tried and
convicted and sentenced L" ,lSnih.
Execution Is about to take pirc"
when the murderer. dying In n pris-
ON cell. Is hurried to tho governor
office. where with his last breath
he confcsxcs tho crime.
This priest having taken III. mnr-
dcr's confession sits through the trial
and forever nitcrward keeps the Sc
crct Of his brothers Innocence locked
within him as he cannot violate tn.
confessional. This is the same stu
alton that Is brought out In "rh"
Cardinal
Richard Sterling was strons as the
priest. George Manning as the Cana
ldian Josef Doniant. the slayer of Tom
Creighton. did n splendid bit OF char
ac,cr work. The trial scene In tho
third act was n triumph In realism.
Though the play itself dlffuF"d
lacrymose atmosphere 1t plcasod aud
satisfied.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
EloPE AND Wed;
GROOM IS HELD
FOR KIDNAPPING

Slipping out OF her mothers board
Ing house at Ludlow early NSaturday
morning. Jessie Ester ibrook. the lG-
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. Estcrbrook OF that place, was
Joined BY Harry Elder. u miner at
Rameyvillc. and In buggy they
drove to AEuilar. boarding {. 4 S.
train at Lynn station and xoinx 10
Walscnburg where they were married
Saturday afternoon by Rev. J. 4. Nc
Kcc. When the flight OF the girl
became known to her stcp-mothcr
the parent communicated with the
sheriff and had warrant issued
charging Elder with abduction. The
authorities got busy ut once and the
couple were taken into custody at n
roomiuE house at waisenburg Satur-
day evening and were yesterday
brought to Trinidad by Deputy Shcr-
III Frank Trujiilo and lodged In the
county jail.
The clopcmcnt was carefully
planned. and the couple claim that
they had received permission to wed
from the girls step-mothcr. In all
events they quietly slipped out and
were married. but II appears that
tho girls parent changed her mind
and insisted that the young couple be
brought back. She now declared
she will have the marriage annulled
and that che will prosecute Elder on
the charge OF abduction.
Harry Elder was brought before
Justice OF the Peace C.. A. Bowers
this morning and entered plea OF
not guilty. Bond was fixed at $1,000
for his appearance In court next FRI
day. December -.
The young man who Is deeply at
tached to his truant bride declined
10 accept his liberty under bond II
his girl wife could not also be relcas-
ed on bond. She Is my wife" the
defendant said. "and I am going to
stay In jail with her until VIC can
both gain our freedom"
Elder declared that Mrs. Easter
brook. tho step-mother Of the girl.
had given her consent to the mar
riage the night before the clopcment.
Asked by Deputy District Attorney
Chacon II he had not sworn that the
girl was eighteen years Of age. he
admitted that he did. Mr.. Chacon
advised the prisoner that he could
then be charged with perjury In
addition to the felony OF abducting
a girl under age.
Charges OF delinquency will prob
ably be filed against the young wo-
man, the case coming within the
Jurisdiction OF the Juvenile court. 1t
Is stated that her parents will ask
that the girl be taken away from her
youthful husband and committed to
the state Industrial school.
ust as important 70 a fri az TO
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
Published Nov. :7-Dcc. .. 1912.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the International
State Bank of Trinidad. Colorado.
will be held at It's banking rooms in
Trinidad. Colorado. on Monday. jan
uary 6. 1913. ut the hour Of three
thirty O'Clock in the afternoon for
the election OF directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
'erly come before said meeting.
Dated this 27th day OF November.
A. D.. 1912. E.r.
THE INTERNATIONAL STATE
BANK.
BY wM. @. PLEsTED.
Cashier.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
STOP THAT! ITCH

I will guarantee to stop that itch
in two seconds.
No remedy that have ever sold
for Eczema. Psoriasis. and all other
diseases OF the skin has given moro
thorough satisfaction than the
Odd. PRESCRIPTION FOR ECZE.
MA
guarantee this remedy. Hausman
Opera House Pharmacy, Riverside
Drug Store,
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

Happiness is altogether a matter of
capacity. A second piece OF pie
means more to a small boy than a
six per cent dividend means to his
father.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09
ECHOES FROM LA JUNTA
La Junta Happenings Always Inter
est Our Readers

After reading OF so many people In
cur town who have been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises: "Is this medicine
equally successful in our neighbor-
ing towns?" The generous statement
OF this La Junta resident leaves no
room for doubt on this point.
W. Kirwan, 21G San Juan Ave.
La Junta. Colo. says: 81 believe kid.
ney trouble was hereditary in my
case. 1t was characterized by pain
In the small Of my back which both
cred me especially in the morning
before arose and at times while I
was working. The kidney secretions
were also highly colored. Doan's Kid
ney Pills relieved thcs. symptoms
of kidney trouble aud had no bad
after effects. know that Doan's
Kidney Pills live up to the claims
made for them." - 40
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
cd States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. -.s. ,'e
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

That Espuil N. Tachcco. who died
yesterday at the hospital. was struvk
while standing on the sidewalk Mt
West Main and Santa Fc. was stated
In the Testimony OF several cyc-wit-
ncsscs Mt the conorcr's inquest held
this afternoon. There was no direct
testimony AS TO which OF tho three
defendants struck the blow. Manuel
Quintana was most explicit In dcclar-
Ing that the one In the brown suit
|-Chacon. struck Pachcco. Officers
Waller and Nigh, Captain Hannah
testified that Catalina and Chacon
had been mixed up in two fights up
on the hill earlier In the night and
the latter had promised to 20 home
when the officers sought to arrest
him for creating n disturbance.
The witnesses at the inquest were
Chief Bowldcn. Manual Quintana.
DR.. T.. j. Scannel, Max Valdez. Isaac
Valdez. J. N. Ballich. officer Waller
and Captain Hannah. A grey hat
with blood stains on II. which one
witness identified as belonging to
Ben Bartholomew. tho black hat
worn by the deceased, and butt of
a buggy whip said to have been
dropped in flight by Tony Catolina.
were introduced in evidence.
DR.. Scannell. who performed the
post mortem yesterday, testified that
there was wound on the back OF
the head of Pahceco and swelling
about the mouth. In response to n
hypothetical question put by Deputy
Attorney Chacon, the physician said
that Pacheco died from cerebral hem
morrhage. caused by blow or q fall.
Max Valdez. janitor OF the post
office. declared that coming down
the street with his father and one
other, he had been attacked by the
three defendants and n fight had oc-
Cured. Ballich, an automobile chauf-
feur. said he saw Pacheco fall but
did not sec him struck. Isaac Valdez
said he was standing beside Pacheco
when he was struck and was also hit
In the eye. The officers told Of find
ing the body OF the Injured man
and to Quelling racket which the
defendants had been making twenty
minutes before the fight with Pa
checo. ~t r.#-
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

When girl Is an hcircss. its
sign she'll ncvr have to flD about
how many men ask her to marry
than
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

body OF EsIuicl Pachcco nj the
mor;si. last night. 1, was found
that the man had died from n hcmor-
ihaI. on the brain caused by the
striking hard substance. Deputy
Coroner u. u. sipc will conduct an
inquest this afternoon.
This morning Tony Catalina and
Ben Bartholomew were removed to
the county jail. and are being held as
Important witnesses. Chacon Mt the
county jail last night reiterated his
admission that he had struck the
blow that resulted In the Injury of
Pachcco. and was accompanied ut the
time by Catalina and Bartholomew.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

With some people success Is always
lust around the corner.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

A new dress model shows the com.
bination Of plaid with blue serge In
a simple tailored style.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-09

Many fellow who tells a girl he
would doe for her nearly keeps his
promise when he has to eat her cook.
ing.
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STRUCK BY
LOCAL FIGHTER

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ust as important to a fri az TO
look pretty lia for her to be told 20.
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Dear Santa Claus: I am sending
You letter 10 let you know what I
want for Christmas. ! want u sled. u
par OF gloves. and u story book. Re-
ccivc many thanks from me. Your
true friend Manuel Monclex.
325 Kansas Avenue.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-15
THANKSGIVING DAY;
ITS APPROPRIATIONS.
Unthanktu'ness Is Dangerous,
The Thankful Are Blessed.
Pastor Russell Says That All Should
Join With the Psalmist David, ooh,
Give Thanks Unto the Lord, For He
Is Good; His Mercy Endureth For
ever."-Psalm cxxxvi, !.

N eiw Have n.
Conn.,, Nov. Goth.
Pastor Russell
of the London and
Brooklyn Taber.
nacles preached
twice here today.
We give a synop-
SIS Of his discourse
on Thanksgiving
from t h e t xt
above quoted.
With more cause
t b a n ever for
+ h an Il fnlpoSe