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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
Dalefampen
tWinneiota

Sen al Den progressive Stats-
fanpention nonponte 5O.Man0s.
fomite bar paa lin Msbe ct. 9aul
f; 5reoagS eiter en- meget mimerei
0ebat, Der parebe til langt paa
9tat, beilllttet at opitille Ell ierifilbt
Statsticfet. Den beitaar Dog for
Stsrlteoelen al De iamme 8anoioa-
ter iom paa Den regulere republic
fanife galgieooel. ibet De paa benne
opfsrte &anbioater for 8iceguper.
NOR, gttornep General, Statsfasie.
rer, Observation-Disclosures (gbiei
Suffice og for aoneresmano "ai
large, benbolospis S. 81. 81. gurn-
quit, 2poon q. Smitb, 8alter S.
Smith, Stuart og Sames Wanaban
enitemmig enbosierebes og tiliag-
Oes Sremlfriotpartiets Ststte. Stats.
iefretpr Sulius S6mabl blep life
enbosieret, men Der blep beaer IN
gen Mobfanbioat opitiaet moo bam.
Hominationen at en- 8anbioat
for @rpernsr itebte paa mango
@anifeligbeber, ibet label S. s.
Sacobion, Ser funbe blet nomineret
meo gnltemmigbeb, iom Sl1sb &.
SaIbert, ben progressive Statsfo-
mites Sormano, Der blep bragt !
Sorilag, begge beitemt nagtebe at
afceptere Rominationen. Man enc
bes illlttelig ON at opitiae g. g.
Collins, lloeiper % Hebuftsr al ct
meeet uobreot 2anobrussblao /
minneapolis.
Eli Gartiets &anbibat for lei
Iars Serminen iom Sernbanes oe
gurebusfommisier moo HepubIi-
faneren 6. 6. @lmquiit nomi-
nereoes George g. 2oftus, Erpii.
BENT for 2afoQettem9nbettes Stats-
organization, "Mimeiota grosres.
iipe Seague", % til &anbioat
for fire Iars Serminen MOB Sl,bgc
Sra 9. Drills Sbomas Sbarfep fra
Stoples.
&eiultatet al Primeroalset er
enonll iff fulbitenoist. Sfslse De
Salsberetnineer, iom forelaa 2sr-
bag Wibbas og inobefattenoe Spil-
ling6perne og 1898 galgiteoer
uoenom bisie, bar Ser for De for.
ifjeltee Observation-Disclosures afgipet
~felgenoe antal al "Sirit Choice
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

Stfut0r Hllnte NeI1oIs SteIllz
meantal eges itabig %efterbpert iom
geregningerne inblsber fra Sanbbi-
itrifterne. S Be 1851 Erecinfter
ubenom Spiaingbperne, bporfra ge.
retninger bar mootaget 2srbag
Wiobag, bapoe Nelion faaet 49,110
Stemmer og Sames 81. Beterion
1896.
Sor be repllbIifanIfe 9anbibater
for 8ongresmano "at large" bar
Der uoenom Spiaingbperne afgipet
feIdpn6p Stpmrneo1tnI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

S~alfanrpret. Sra aonitantinopel
teleeraieres til 2pnoon, at en- blo-
Dig 9rpfning bar iunbet Steo mel
lem tprfiife trooper og albaneiere
| MGrbeoen al Den mortenegrinlfe
8rRnie. Sprferne miiteoe 81 brGbte
on 4lbanelerne 217.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
.Sr. WrrbnrS Taac nor,

mooning al 8uuernsr @ilion %
@m. Wc9lOoo, ErpiiOent al Snoior
ErnnelS og GaiIroao og Seoer al
"Sbc 8ilion Campaign, erfl9rei
iiq oiaig til at opcrtage 2eoelien al
%aI9fompen blanbt NorbmPno
Retp g)orf for 8ilion lom TrGiioent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

u1rsIp - sroosp CLASS sGr1rI JusE I57H 1903 At INA Posi-
orTIu az DrooElE, Iowa rNDEE uE AI VT coSsEEss or
RIECh 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

Sture Gritatninssiascr. slf Rome
Glloifa) Gailp Nuaget" eriareS, at
aoniul IS. 5. Somen or enaageret
iom slopcfat / en- gritatningSproecs,
iom Mipeene Sitt 60. bar begpnot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
Uorrona.Krcni
snnacrinbcn Glue frcmitab ifaI

Den Abe % 15be Sftober gipe TO
aoncerter / 3piairgbperre til Sno'
tpgt for Winoegapen 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

6. i. Irnct rciitc iioite llge, iisIgc
"Sfanoia", ira Chicago til Bort
Suron, Wtih,. buor ban ifal ioreitao
GufcrsScltbS me opretteoe Sabrifer,
ser ON iftc lang Sib bill reprGicntere
Ell ~betpoeIig Sirfiombeo. Sr. IrnctS
line % noble %rien bar / De ca. &c
Mar, ion ban bar pGret boiat | Obi
ca9o, itaiiet ham mango Tenner. :
aulebniug al hans Iireiie blep bar
al Selt norife Stubs Sangioreninc
pperraft ell "9ooine Cup, iom Sesr
paa, hpor oibolot ba, par. Salernt
oar mango, FOR aue bapoe ncgct per
ionlia at iige. SmfpGoet Dor alti>
"@eutIemonocn" Irret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

Song IlfOnio al Spanien bill meb
oct isrIte afl9gse officielt geisJ
Dos Dem frantic Yr9iioent, og oa
ban ifol leoIages baaoe af lin Ere-
mierminiiter % i'm llbenrissmini-
tier, mener man. at BET er itore og
uigtige Spergsmaal, iom ifal Oref,
fo2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
9nnitnotiQinacm. MmericarsS cat.

&nnrubitiQinacn. MmericansS can.
oinopian Societp bar mi fllloe SP1'
Ger mco at trpiie Sorbereoelier til
Den Itpre i%fonoinapiife aunihtoitil.
ling, iom aabne3 / Seem Dorf 1O6e
December iprltfommenbe. 81. 2ead),
Selifabets me Sefret9r, me6oeler
"Norbiife SioenOe", at felgenoe nor
Ife Ntalere bar mootaget Snobpoel'
len til at laoe iig repre- entere pao
lloitiQinQcn: @crbaro Wllntbe, 81
lii Eeterien, Eorltein SorIteinlon,
Scnrif 2llno % Spreu SnSuger. 81
eprige &unItnere, iom er inobtlot.
men enonit life bar gipet a~fglerenot
Spar er: Gbriitian arogb, Crit Use
renitiolo, Sarriet gacfer, Goparf
Mlund, Sbp. Grihien, Sllopig &ar'
item, SARAH Soblberg, gernbarf
SoIfeitoo, glrne aapli, Sbp. Sclm'
Doe, Goparo Girifs, Gbr. SfrebSpig
3. @oIo Sornc, Nidolap Iitrup
Senrif Serenier, Sean Sciberg, Fel
arogb, Salfbon Strem, 6reorif Col
lett, Sb. aittclien os Gagiin @ererl'
ifiolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
Siemmc fra Tuslano. q. q. Sal

Siemmc fra Hnslano. q. u. Sal'
porion, Superintenbent for Snterna-
tional Sarpeiter GSabrifen | Mtnscop,
&uslano, bar nplig Der | gpen pad
@eisg meo i'm SuItru hos Taltor 8.
.. Sborgrimicn % fin Seiter, Mrs.
Shorgrimien, meooeler "Norontdll-
Sen" / @ranb Sorts. San opbolot
fig Der blot ct Ear Gage, reilte laa
bort til @erpicf, bpor bans Wooer
Dor, oa berfra til Omaha, Neb., bpor
hans Srcocr er Yreit. San REFER
tiIba9e til HitSlano / Sftober. San
iortalte bl. q. ira 8nslato, at bans
SirmaS Sabrif / Moscotp belflTrti.
ger 1000 WanN. ga ocitne Sabrlf
ifuISe tascs i 9rag, maatte Dem ifel.
&c ritSiiif Sfit inopies beitioeilg az
ben grGif.fatolitc airfe. Senne Oor'
croning giGloer ale me ltsrre gore
t%asenoer. Seo en- Zig Inleorrrg CT
Ser itore SeitIi0beoer og flotte Se'
ifabcr. Gen rrsiiife gefolfniug CT
oenIis, men nofiaa mist@nfeli9e
pperior Sremmeoe. Sor at flerne
Senne @iStonfc bar bans &ompan'
bpaget Soipital. aoncertial. Salep@'
relier NJ. M. aIt for at lsitc % slere
SilpGrcIicn lpicre for Sabrifens Mr-
beiberc. &an LITE iig forrelten me-
: get aobt / Hlislono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

SenS "0ecorab-g oIten" til SIeut
og Senner | oct gamIa 2an6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
Sanif StatsQcpiua

SnHlf StutsNCUIUN. UE SuIITle,
DIR. $. :. ScnicL cr blet aniat lom
S~tots0eoloQ / Rortbern Serritorp,
9Iuitrolieh. Senior er uOoannet per
llniueriitetct / Sponep bporiru ban
bar lin GoftorgraO. @an bar nogell
Sio ppret aniat / 9te9icringens Sic
neitc / Seem South @oles lom Sauo.
brrg5fnoiq. Scnicn cr SocialiIt pg
bar abort liz benlertet / Eolitif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

so Nnr. WfrS. Worgrcthe SebullS,
iom / mango Iar bar prdftiieret iont
Sorbemoocr / Chicago, iplbte SorS.
bog Sen 19be September so gor,
ifriper "Sfanbia". Suu Dor M hos
i'm Spu Taitor SeebutS, 2ocuIt Sa.
Ger er mango. iom ieuoer WtrS. Sec
bluuS Ell firrIia Saufe / I~nlebning
Sageu % enitcr, at benoeS SiuS Nj.
ten moa pGre lang % lpffcli9. Srn
bar Ell al Dem, iom ale bapbe Gil
lib til % iaa op til. sGrlig, paapoS-
ieIig % pligtopipIoenbe. Serior bar
bun bare Teuncr ser, bpor bun bar
pUrct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24

Sanicn ~icircr. Gen ~befienote nor
ifc @rpocr Scrnboff Sanien uanot
iioite SuSOog / ct Sag / Ncparf meo
Sacob ban @oItrup, "0tioole pGigbt
amateur Champion Of @ermanp".
Get tog @anicn u Ntinutcr at iaa
@ugt meo Spifcren, ion ba bar laa
mcotagct, at ban maatte bGrcS lilo,
0onicn ifol oet 26bc Septcmber
brpnc mco San Sbraing, "Seapp
iuci0bt Champion Of Sollano".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
Hurif tcfniIf Sfole. S~ugenier q.

Nurif tcfniIf Sfulc. Sugenier q,
80. 0ubl bcgpnoer oen 14oe OCTOBER
en- norif tctniif SfoIc / @rooflpn,
Zen ferite iinoucicQc Stette til al
begpnbe bette 6orctogcnoe er iifret
DcO peIuili8 Smeoefommcnbeo al
ocn bIanot norifc Srooflpnitc, bel
ficnOtc Npotefer u. y. Wtpbr. Sn'
acuier Gubl bar Sc iioite 3 9lar uG'
ret forbumoet mco Seem PORTS iterItc
SpcriGttcrijrma iom tetniif SpcriGt'
ter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-24
gtetp gorf SemmIosmarfeo
WtIpanfee marfeS.

grtier paa Gbieaso ssrs.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
DESTROY THE WATER BONDS.

Now axa" A. chapse. owner OF tn" Trinidad Water
oEcih-
with s.: additional held In by the First National bank
which that chappele has right whatever tn"
addition III ccourt
a' will possession.
situation summarized by prominent citizen who
Chnppels
mae the deal with the city He agreed to the city
doors
nn.hle furnish conendns that the bonds have been
established
induce goods he unable
To
chaprele
seeks.
holds $500" with de-
Of the Certain that chnppe has right 10 them
old
the
dollar dollar.
POSSESSION city they
II
dollar Trinidad
time will liable for their
Chnppele Is entitled consideration whatever
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
REAL WORK FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
l. philndcinhIa Innnircr.

the
Promo
boys and sris large:
would
trained mechanic whether he expects 10 han
y trained 10
called uponto 10 "N.rc
Those Of
benefited by
by
OF u
mnht 10 kno Ia household.
insI should thorough
of huca %
- bound apprsne-
t. world We
Of
until
moh.i III. background
he made let be accompanied by III.
gy a thoroughly
ato
shGd
for
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
BiNl.Clark,

A quiet wedding took place yester-
day afternoon n, 2:3O o'clock At the
home OF Rev. !. =. Campbell. pastor
of the Congregational church. when
Miss Cora NJ. Clark became the wife
of Charles n. Bissell. The ceremony
was witnessed by the Immediate rel
atives of the contracting parties.
The bride has made her homo in
Trinidad for a number OF years. and
received her education in the public
schools OF the city. and has n large
number OF friends who wish her much
hnppines.
Mr.. Bisscll is foreman OF the Free
Press. and has made his home In
Trinidad for over year. coming here
from Florence. Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bissell are at home
to their friends at i23 State street.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
SALVATION ARMY XMAS
TREE LOADED WITH GOODIES

The SnISatlon Army ShTistIhas
tree for the poor children is brilliant
with its decorations OF candles. nuts
candy and toys, which will be strip
ped of its burden tonight in the Sal
vation Army hall. All the poor chill
drcn OF the city will be given n treat
and the appearance OF Santa Claus
distributing presents among the
little folks will afford them much
amusement. and bring happiness to
the neglected ones. The majority OF
the poor families Of the city have
been visited by members of the Sal
vation army and arrangements have
been made for the children to at
tend the Christmas tree. All poor
children who were not taken care
of by Santa on Christmas arc urged
to be present at the Salvation Army
hall and will be given treat.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Sanderson, To Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. IL. Sanderson VIII
entertain a number Of their friends
at dancing and bridge party to-
night, in honor of MIR. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Dennison who are celebrating
their wedding anniversary today.
pink and white will be the prevail
ing colors used in decorating the
Sanderson home. and vases OF pink
roses will adorn the different rooms.
During the evening Mrs. SanderDons
assisted by Misses Dot and Evelyn
Sanders will serve delicious lunch.
carried out in the color scheme OF
pink and white. Mr.. and Mrs. San
derson will entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Dennison. Mr.. and Mrs. Wool
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Pattison.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. T. Richie, Misses Nell
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Ciasks To Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Clark. Jr.. Of
Hochnc will entertain tonight nj u
perfectly appointed seven O'Clock din
ner. followed by II dance. Christmas
decorations will prevail throughout
the house. and cut flowers. holly and
mistletoc will be used In protusion.
a seven course dinner will he served
after which the guests will adjourn
to Georges Hall where they will
dance until u late hour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark will extend their hospi-
tali,y TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mulberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laten Ballou, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Dcll. Misses Pearl Pittinser
OF Trinidad. Margaret Lloyd, Lucy
Estcp. Vcrna Eighmy. Messrs. Walter
Estcp. VIII Carruthers and John
lIalicrbmrdcn.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Tn Nu Class Meets

The Tri Mu class OF the Presby-
tcrian Sunday School was entertain
ed last night by Miss Roth Cooley
"a, her home on Fifth street. The eve
ming was spent in music and games.
Several selections on the Victor VIC
troia were enjoyed ana Kenneth
Wood and Richard Ossanna rendered
several piano and violin numbers.
after which popular songs were suhE.
When time Tor refreshments cam"
iwenty-four boys sat down to the
table where they were served by Miss
Ruth Cooley. assisted By Miss Mar
lorie Cooley and Mrs. Theo. Smith.
Al the cioseo { thu evening. Miss
Cooley was presented with II bes,uti-
iui bracelet engraved In the TrI Mu
class name. George Metxger. as pres
idcnt. presenting the git.
Tho TrI Mu boys present last night
were: George Meixger. Darrell crnsk
Richard Pheps. Ralph Spcrry. Rob-
crt Spcrry. Wiiiouxhby Jacobs.
Charlie Makloski. VIII Maci.ivcr. Sa-
lem Towne. Mike John. John Simp-
son. John Swinton. Owen Richards.
Glenn Farmer. Kenneth Wood and
George Mars.
Others present were: Richard Os-
sanna. Harry Mitchell. George Heap.
Maurice Cicavingcr. John u. Taylor.
clyde Eamcs. Marks Smith and Ro.
bert Smith.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
VACCINATION MAKES DISEASE
loNeen Authority Tells ooeters visus
preduess Scarlet Fever sn4
Measles.

Phijadslphia.-Dr. Charles Crsish.
ton Of London. formerly professor Of
medicine In Edinburgh, startled the
Pennsylvania Vaccination board. In
session here. with the opinion that
vaccination was to blame for ths
spread Of many epidemlos.
"You will md" said Dr. Crsishton.
that rDeaslss and scarlet fever have
spread to 4 great extent since small.
pox has been on the wans. l do not
believe that vAccipskion 10 nscsssary
unless an epidemic Of smallpox y
prevalent. To vaocinate every child
before he goes to school 10 . crime.
and should Be- stopped.
The virus that II used 10 certainly
opsn to question. Children never b.
fore had tho measles or the scarlst
fever A. they do today. aud why? Sim.
ply because the contamination OF their
blood with the serum Of the calf has
rendered them susceptible to these
diseases which they used to b able
to throw OF. Now they are weakened
by incubation with vaccine virus"
Many medical men who heard him
we're astounded, and they questioned
the eminent British authority. The
commission has asked Dr. Creighton
to submit some Of his proofs. and he
will be requested to appear before
tho hoard At another hearing next
week
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Entertains Sewing Club

Miss Jeanette owen entertained
the members OF her sewing club yes
,criay afternoon at her home OH
Chestnut street. tn. affair was In
the form OF II Christmas party. aud
each guest brought small siit. All
presents were placed in u large box
and each guest drew package. IN
remembrance OF the occasion. Miss
owen served n delicious Christmas
luncheon. Those present were Miss
.s Evelyn Sanders. i,-ss Archer. Nell
Abrams. Mari. Forhan. Kate Bran
son. Lois King. Jcan''t. nm. Ruth
Clark. Cofinnc Hercules. Marjorie
NOrthcutf. Elsa Richter and isabelle
rordova.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
FLOWERS FOR INJURED DOG
Town Pet When hs Drsaks
His Lee.

Darby, Pa.-Builets, the famous
hunting dog Of Councilman Addison
foster, ono Of the best known CANNES
In the borough and = great pet Of
III the children. has . broken leg.
All the chhldrsa are sorry and many
lsstle boys md gtx1S called at Buils<s'
nome to o13se thsAf UmpaSAy. Oas
tietIe stri eva hgo1gk haAeA of
towers.
Bullets b Invariably 1s.n IN oas Of
his maseR's wagons, see1ang gfsvs1
% ~ front ssat, and ths other mona.
lns ~ canine fen out, fraStaf&ns the
hs. Or. J. v. Quinn. . vstsr1nariaa.
vt tho leg in splints. during whish
operation the animal nsvsr vAaR-
psred.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Family Reunion

Mr.. aud Mrs. W!iiiam Green oI
Fourth avenue ar. holding u family
reunion during the holidays. and ar"
twenty-fiv" members Of
their family. On Christmas day u
sump'uous turkey dinner WIN s.rv.
-d and In the evening tn. guests
formed a theatre party At the West
given by Mrs. Henry igo Of Greeley.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Green are entertaining
Al.ck Green and family OF Manitou:
Mrs. Il. r. Giriink and family Of
ilotchkIss: William n. Green aud
family OF Yciser: Mrs. Henry iso aud
family Of Greeley: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allen and family of A1,iiinr: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Green Of Ludlow.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Halls to Entertain.

MI. and Mrs. =. c. Hall will be host
and hostess tonight to a number OF
friends, at a bridge party given at
their home on Tillotson street. AZ
ter tho game a delicious lunch will
be served at tho card tables. Bells.
poincettas and greenery will be used
In decorating. giving n Christmas-like
appearance to the rooms. Those in
vited are Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Wncd.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Day. NJ. and Mrs.
]. Il. S.arcr. Mr.. and Mrs. A. i.
Holienbcck. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. l.. Bran
son, MIR. and Mrs. c. i. Dave, DIR.
and Mrs. n. n. Wycoff. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Hall. Mrs. John Humphreys
and Mrs. John Hooper
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Dancing Party Tonight.

\ delightful dancing party will bc
given tonight by Aliss Fay Phillips.
who will entertain tn" ". \. $.
girls and few invited friends. nj
her home on Nevada and Colorado
avenue. The decorations will be suk-
Ecstive of the season. Miss Phillips
will serve refreshments at the close
of tho evening. Those invited arc
Misses Rose Staiey. Z-lls Irwin. Pearl
ConRer. Gladys Logan. Mae Wilson.
Fern Hawkins. Lillian Hayes: Mes.
srs. John. Elmer and Mason Tcmplin.
Donald Wade. RcSford French.
Hugh Baiiiwick. Howard Curtis and
Eugene Dopp.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
TOOTH RULES SLEEP WALKER
OH oovbiy Cured When Aching
Melsr 10 Pulled BY . osrms"
Doctor.

hsrlln.--An extraordinary case o.
somna mbuilsni. resulting from tooth
ache, has been observed BY . German
doctor.
About two hours AFTER going asleep
each evening his six.ysar-old daush
ter would Got up crying for her moth
Or. and tslking to hsrseif. would walk
with open eyes through one or mors
dark rooms - II seeking somsthins
Oa bsinE spoken TO in . iood voice.
she either would make no rspiy or
give . confused answer. After return.
Ing to bsd she some times would
sleep quietly aud n o,hersimes would
continue to moan. Usually she would
pass The rsst OF the night IN untsos.
bisd sleep. though occasionally she
would walk again. In The morning. hss
faee would b very red.
DxAminauou showed that this stnSu.
lar condition was caused BY . ssuss
tive tooth which had bseo nllsd.
When the alling was removed an
ahscsss was discovered. Ths tooth
vas sxtractsA. ana sinos Thea there
has bssn NO return Of the slssp walk.
ing.
A. the child WAS otherwise in per.
feet health the somnAmbullstic state
b supposed to have besn produced BY
tho effect Of the poisonous matter At
the root Of the tooth entering the
blood and causing brain irritation. A
very slight disturbance during sleep
u sufficient to excite the brain. whte6
thAn In repoaiuR and r0crvltlnR
strength.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
P. E, o, Meeting.

The =. +. o. a0cicty entertained
tn. members OF their families last
evening ut n Christmas tree given
nj the W. =. Dunlayy home on Colo
RADIO avenue. A large tree iliumI.
mated and decorated with comical
gifts for the 9iests was the feature
OF tn evening. An importu program
was given und delightful social
evening was spent. Each guest pres
en-; was remembered with u small
Christmas token. About sixty were
present.
II is an annual custom with the
y. T.. q. ladies' to entertain their
families with IL Christmas tree each
year. and rs; night was in keeping
with the custom.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
TASTE, SMELL AND
HEARING RESTORED
A SIMPLE HARMLESS REMEDY
QUICKLY RELIEVES CATARRH.
Al, DEAFNESS.

The thousands who suffer the
miserics Of colds and catarrh and
claim they have never found cure
can get instant relief by simply
amounting the nostrilx with Ely's
Cream Balm.
Unlike Internal medicines which
upset the stomach. or strong snutfs
which only aXsravate tho trouble.
this cleansing. healing. antiseptic
Balm Instantly reaches the scat OF
the trouble, stops the nasty discharge
clears the nose. head and throat.
and brings back the sense OF taste.
smell and improves the hearing.
More than this. IL strengthens the
weakened and diseased tissues. thus
protecting you against n return OF
the trouble. This remedy will cure
a cold in n day. and prevent its be-
coming chronic or resulting in ca
tarrh.
Nasal cntarrh is an inflammation
OF the membrane lining the air pass
ages and cannot be reached by mix
lures taken Into the stomach. nor
can II he cured by snuffs and rowd-
ers which only cause additional irri-
tation. Don't waste time on them.
Get n so cent bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist. and after
using 1t for n day you will wish you
had tried IL sooner.
Mothers should give the children
Ely's Cream Balm for colds and
Group. 1t is perfectly harmless and
pleasant to take. J. Il. Hughes agent
city Drug Store, Trinidad. Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
BOAT CUTS WHALE IN TWO
0eheenpe Reaeh>S Q calkornla Po4
Wtth ~ Diubbsr osNoliRS frs0
- RioeiRO.

Fan FfaDeasco. CAl.-W al nse
yarAs brought 70 this port rscsnuy.
the one brought In BY the cosstins
schooner James H. Bruce IL prise
winner. Moreover. It y true. aud
thors 10 further evidence than the
msrs word of the jolly sea dogs tnat
their ship ran into aud killed = huge
whale. Portions Of the csrcsss OF the
unfortunate mammal wSre still visible
Oh the forec&Atls aud hsadgeAr OF ths
schooasr when she came In The other
day. Huge yiscss OF blubber dsnsisd
from the stays and parts of the tore
rigging.
Captain Rosich aud hts crew explain
that the strange incident occurred the
other night. when the schooner was
OF Point Reyes. Laden with . cargo
Of lumber from Port Gamble. the wind
jahmer WAS sailing slonE Al lively
clip. with . fresh breeze astern. when
suddenly = shock ran through the YES
sci. The impact WAS not sharp or
heavy enough TO have been caused
BY eolhsl0n with another cram. ana
the crew Vas beginning 10 believe
that II had passed over . submarine
disturbance. when the lookout came
dashing aft over the deck load to give
them the surprising news that the
ship had struck = whale.
He must have been sleeping" said
the lookout. "or maybe be ~as dead.
saw the big outline OF tho mxnai
aud = second later the bow hAd cut
him through. the pIscss floating away
In the darkness
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
R. W. HOYT. Agent
c. B. LITTLE. Ticket Agent.
Phone Trinidad IS. Trinidad. Colo

cordtng TO n message received here
today: The village is located at some
distance from the capital OF the is-
land and the massacre occurred
while Lcmma natives were passing
through 1t cnroutc to their own set
tlcmcn,. The Lemmalesc attacked
the villagers. cutting down young
and old and resortinK to terrible
cruelties. according to the meaEre re.
port received ut Port Morrisbey.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Surprise Party.

Alvin Mnnsbach. u student at tho
University OF Colorado. who is spend.
.ng the holidays In Trinidad visiting
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mansbach. was the inspiration for a
surprise party given last night at the
Mansbach apartments In tho Radford
flats. The affair was In the form OF
a stag party and was given In hon
or Of young Mansbach's birthday. A
six course dinner was served ut
O'Clock and the evening was spent in
playing 800. Christmas dccora.
tions were used in adding attractive.
ness to the table. The guest list In.
cludcd twelve of the most intimat.
friends OF the host.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-27
Entertained at Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. :. Isenditio OF the
cardenas hotel entertained n num-
bcr OF their friends at n most enjoy
able Christmas diner party. Those
present beside the host and hostess.
werc Mrs. ". q. Powder. Miss Bertha
Powder. George Powder. and Harry
Ingram.