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Sierra County advocate., 1913-11-07
Little Satisfaction.

A mummy gets blamed littis salts
faction from winning the endurance
prize.--Atchison Globe.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-11-07
Evil Of InsIncerIty.

OF all the evil spirits abroad at this
hour in the world, insincerity is the
most ngerous.-Froude.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-11-07

Oif Room 70, Armjo BuiIdin-
Cor. '.dS'. aad itaiiro ID Ave. Practice
III tie supreme Courts OF New mexioo
aud Iexas
Sierra County advocate., 1913-11-07

The money spent and energy ex-
hausted without the slightest recon-
pense, except that of security against
unjust oppression by some other ma
ton.
The plan by which President Wilson
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ANTTD--pOsitiou as valet IN uriNat" Yam
uy: good references; good character. WILLING
TO travel y. XtnEemau, EnElewOod y q.
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

RANKBOOK No. 5GG.527 - rho Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person HaN
in- a claim 10 10 10 hereby called upon 90
present the same within ten days or submit
90 having said passbook cancelled and ur"
one issued.
BANKBOOK No G2O.2g3 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person Nat
ing a claim To 30 is hereby called upon i'
prcsen. the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled aud Hr"
on" issued.
HANDBOOK 30. 44132s Of IN" Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing An" person nav
Ing claim 20 DO IS hereby called ur'1 70
present the same within ten days u~ submit
90 Ia wing said passbook cancelled and new
J one issued.
BANKBOOK No. j47. coz or the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing Any person having
claim 20 r q hereby called upon 10 pres. HL
the same wI.hin ten days or submit 90 having
said pGssbook cancelled ard a new one Issued.
LOST or STOLEN -Rankbook no. l3-3. ~
the German Savings Bank IN the city q
New York corner 4th ave. and 18Th ct, Issued
10 Adolf KlUger Al persons AZ, cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not T'fHru'I
20 the bank on the 90 dav ~ January. 1913, 81
duplicate Will be ISSUED. -
LOST-Bankbook no g3c SOS. bank for Savings
2S0 lth ave, New YORK. Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 bank. "
LOST handbook No sJ5.4.4, Bank FOR S1.iugs.
go an ave, New York Payment stopped.
Please return book TO hank.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York William J. Enrich. Plaintiff, against
Joseph II. Davis. ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure
entitled action and bearing date the 10th day
Of December. 1912, J. the undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named, viii sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 14-l6 Vesey street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New 1ork, on the loth
day OF January, 1915 al i 0 CLOCK noon , on
that day, by Joseph 7. Day. Aucuoneer, me
premises directed by said judgment 20 be sold,
and therein described as follows All that
certain lot, piece or parcel Of land, with the
buildings and improvements thereon stlsle'
lying and being in the Borough Of Manhattan,
and described as follows: Beginning at point
on the northerly side OF 143d Street distant
24i feet inches easterly from tie corner
formed by the intersection Of the eastcTly side
OF Broadway with the said northerly side OF
West 1890 Street, running thence uortherly
and parallel with the easterly side or Broad
way % feet IL inches 90 the centre line Of the
block: thence easteTly along the said centre
line OF the block 20 feet 10 inches thence
southerly send again parallel with the easterly
side OF Rroadwsy, 80 feet IL inches 10 the
northerly side Of 1870 Street, and thence west
street 20 feet 10 inches 10 the point or place
OF beginning. The easterly and westerly lines
running for part OF sc distance through party
walls.
dated New Yorl December %, 1912
SAT l. T.. ROGERS, Referee.
ERNST LOWENSTEIN & CANE. Attor-
neys for Plaintiff, 81 Liberty Street, Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following IS a diagram OF the property
to be sold. its street number is 52l-523 West
1880 street.
Centre Line OF Block
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STORAGE NOTICE.
rlsss Stnrage and Garnet Cleaning Co.

wv %, gas and 8O7 East G1st St., New York.
Sg.' ',Tss Emma Albert, William j. bell, MIS-
10 -N lgrchelI, Mrs. Ida Buckley, MIS-
por.o,,s e. Butt, Mrs Helen Breen, Mrs
HehIIl,'r i-3ouctte. Mrs. L. Bennett George
MAJ" Mis- Elizabeth Berger MISS ANNE
hIo""' Herman Becker. Mrs. Nelne CotieI,
Blfhs Ciefoets Mrs. Catherine Costigan, Miss
NI. " Collins Mrs CrOnin, Thomas Capek,
ht'"u TovIc. Patrick Doran, Mrs: X. Ehller,
NJ ...-frf Miss G. Einstein, Mrs. ina
W. Nts-'1ra Frey gang, Miss Lizzie Ford, MISS
LIs 800 Mrs Foley. James Fay, Mrs =.
Cari ,, RAINING, Mrs. Mabel Flowers, Mrs
Fal Gibson, Mrs. Gavin, MISS J.. NJ
~ Gustaye Cross, Mrs. @aI Sa!et Gai!asheI'
St' .,.iiu. Mrs. A. Hempier, Arthur Ham
hi n H0eItcr Mrs. ". J. Hughes
s1a' -',ra HAYES HAYES Hat Company, Mrs
Nc iI--gbe,. John Heath, Mr. Walter JEFF
S,ss Miss Isabella Kerr RANGES zap, MIS-
FfaA-,- ,,IJgr Mrs Lehman. Julie Lichtman,
sela,oy ] Miller Z. Mittel. Mrs. p. Mahe',
-, Iob1 r.. Molloy. mrs Jula ": MOTIFS Joe
A".,- No. r. Ncrrins. McAuley Cremorne
m.r Mr. or Mrs Bernard McAleer, Mrs
49, Mclaughlin. Mr.. +. y, McAulcy, Miss
s-gl.,r Bruno Nitscnke. Miss l.. OCon-
Anna ,,,gf,sm O'ConncI. William *. OBrien
io, w. Victor pohl Mrs Louise Price. John
O [,ast Mrs g.. Piunard, Mrs. J. NJ. guilty
tt.' Quinn Mrs. >. Eedding, Mrs. Ellen
49, N0Tie SaltzWan Mrs. X. SIX, Mrs
l.dl-s S-tml5t. Mr.. VI. sullivan, Mr.. J. a.
pa. ra Mrs. d. Simon, Mrs. Victor Sea-
si VnHau TaUaut, Alexander Wiley, Mrs
.e'' v-ri-l. Mrs. n. W dlSon, MTS. a. LesCn
f5io,ul Mrs Buckley, Mrs. Barclay, Dr.
j. ny Mrs COIN. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Gust
Ms cohen. Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Campbell.
s.N' ~ norie MIS- Bonner, Mrs. Ennis, Mrs
A. Ms HOurihan, Mrs Kaufer Ellen
g ..''w Mrs. Mason. Mr. Marks, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Lrt5s Mrs Mcfarland, Mrs. Neither, Mrs
AeSSsa Ms Poyct. Mrs. Humphrey. Jacob
5taefor A sturm. Mrs. Streiter p; silken,
= e-rIen Mrs Dppereau. Mrs Podell, II. a.
~. Mrs Wltt and Mrs Weiss: You and
VIZ y; yor are hereby notified that the time for
~ ,atmept ~ our lien upon the property
w. 5rtS-~ tessrilrd having expired 20 wit
ss.-seFold COOS. personal effects, carpets etc,
..-s-5 hv you or I'm yonr name, in the Globe
Sec X CARPET Cleaning Co.'S Warehouses
= h. sod az public auction, according 70 the
,,af,fe I'M surh case made and provided at Nos
ss- ,-a 81 Blst Clst ST.. New York city.
~ THURSDAY. JANUARY 2SRD. 1918 At
ie.Sf A. NJ, AND 10 tine sale thereof is not
.Sr-DIe.SI on said ddto. tire same will be con
.--sf IA trr yamo place on Thursday, Jauu-
~ Goth 1913 beginning at 1870 \. NJ, and
,anti-ulnG until tie sale Is conIplcted,
eIOgT STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING
COMPANY.
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EAST sIDE-Above Tooth Street.

LIVINGSTON PLACE. 14-Room overlooking
Park. also large parlor: well heated.
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West 1880 street

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the ahove-described
pronerty is TO be sold, Is twenty-five thou
sand seven hundred and f0rty-scyen and
l1-lO0 500 AZ 10 Dollars, with interest thero-
on from the 18Th day Of December, 1872. to
potler with The costs and allowance amount
ing 10 three hundred and forty-flvc and 5000
(S345 500 Dollars. with interest from Deem
Der 20, 1912 together with the expenses OF the
assessments and water rates, or other liens,
which are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser on.
Of the purchase money, or paid by the Referee.
rs Two thousand and seventy and j0-luu 81
OIO SOi Dollars and interest. Said premises
will be sold subject 20 a first mortgage q
Fjgbty-three thousand (SS3 600 Dollars with
Interest al five 90 per cent. from october /,
1912
Dated, New York December q, lpl2.
SAUL F. ROGERS Referee.
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lace Central American Ha Comforts Apartments
Beautiful City rue hef"
I for BraNnKJ Paris and Rome
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No 1854 Broadway between 36th and
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

GARDENER Married: no family. first c.a's
vegetable grower, all branches, fowcTf
lawns roads, cattle and poultry, VII" would
wait on family u desired. make butter, good
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A DIAMOND AND PEARL EARRING
on Sunday morning, between Central Fart
West and Amsterdam ave, un Htth ST. Reward
Return TO NEVADA Broadway and seth st
Auarfrvcut Ar
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WAITED GY CLIENTS. LOANS 5000 TO
y0101 on rst mortgage at & and 10 per cent,
s,5j titles. n, risk. or expense. Write at once
". Earl. attorney. Fl PasO, Tex.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, Washington. u. G.,
January : 19t3-Sealed proposals VIII be
received at this Bureau until r. m. Mon
day. January a. 1918. for Cleansing Printers
Miplnc Cloths. during the hscal year. begin
Ming Julv / 1913 The right is reserved to
waive deferts and to reject any or all bids,
or parts Of bids. Blank forms, with .speei-
fcatons for proposals and further informa-
tion desired by intending bidders, Will be
Furnished on application to JOSEPH u.
RALPH. Director OF Bureau
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
EAST sIDE-Below Tooth street.

nth ST, 2O6 EAST.-Prlvate; 50 80 up;
transit facilities; front parlor. Telephone
stuyyesant-37 Gs.
18TH ST. I27 EAST.-Attractive room; prI-
waite house. electricity: heat telephone,
gentlemen.
GOTH ST.. 146 TAST-Attractive large rooms
an conyeniences; central location; reason
able
9TH AVE. Front room. parlor moor;
private bath. steam heat, electricity; su-
pc-ior accomn odatIons
LEXINGTON AVE, 1915 (near 18th ST.
IarlOr suite. suitable for professional pur-
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LEXINGTON AVE- 24l.-Accessble large and
small rooms; superior table; table guests;
telephone.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50 Parlor, for dentis;
or physician; other roorcs.
LIVINGSTON PLACE. 14-Room overlooking
PARK. also large parlor: well heated.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THR
SECRETARY OF STATE. as:
This certificate, issued IN duplicate hereby
certihss that the McFarlin. Cohn a Com,
pany, a doaestio stock corporation, has nlsd
In this ONCE this 10th day Of January,
1919. papers for the voluntary dissolution II
such corporation under Section AL OF th4
General Corporation Law, and that II ap-
pears therefrom that such corporation has
complied with said section In order 10 b
dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF once ~
the Secretary OF State. ne the City Of Albany
this tenth day OF JanLary one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen,
tSeall JOsE =. PIDGEoN.
Second Deputy SECRETARY of state.
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We RK WANTED.
Female

sTENOGRAPHER.- Experienced; qualified q
assist in general Office work and DookKeep
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ROOKKFEPER STFNOGRAPHER and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., punctual expert
enced (2O); excellent references, moderate sal
airy. Charles Rupprecht. 1l42 Bryant ave
CHAUFFEUR and ooachman. 80; willing 10 be
useful: drive any car; do repairs; best prl-
vate references, both city and country; last
employer can be seen. Chauffeur. 203 East asth
ct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will highly recon-
mend his chauffeur: strictly temperate; com.
petent driver: trustworthy; keeps car eSceIlehi
condition Hendrck K, 1858 Lexington ave.
cHAUFFEUR.-spa single, "A; with pri-
yate family: six years. experience: oeS' 1871
erenoes Formoss. Sl9 West 18th 81. -
SALESMAN experienced. wishes representa-
ton FOR Baltimore and the South; best OF
references. r. w Radcliffe % North Greene
81. Baltimore. Nd
Female.
GoYERNEss Neat; refined; thoroughly con- 1o
petont: speaks French. English, capao,F
teacher: would travel Miss Euckleys Agency
~ West 42d st. Tel. y4s7 Bryant.
YOUNG TEACHER would like to travel 70
=, Europe ms iadys companion: no charges
y expenses paid. r. O.. eoo sycamore s''
Buffalo.
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FOR SALE.

ESTABLISHED furnished room house; verv
good condition. i'm fine neiEhborhood. 81
Fast 2Sth 81.
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SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1865: PHONE
6gQ-MELROSE. SIMPSON STATION. 80
ROOM. WELL FURNISHED. REASONABLE.
AHA RTMLNT 200.
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BROOKIYN.

10 LINDEN AVE, FLATBUSH-Lsrse,
comfortable sunny room. layatory: opposite
library, also small room, board; telephone
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BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

18TH ST - EAST-Furnished room. al
Joining bathroom. elevator apartment
pILNntt famlly. CAMHBELI.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
ADDITIONAL LIST FREE.

Fil out and mail this coupon and an
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by return mail.
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES.
ANTIQUES Second nand furniture bought.
sold r. Creamer g16 9th ave. Phone
Plazp-628I
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WEST suDE-Abov. Tooth street
EAST sIDE-BeIow Tooth street
BROOKLYN.

FLATRUSH 1922 CATION AVE.-Nesr
Church ave station Brighton !, one OK
ira large corner room, second floor. de-
tached house. with board for two; eNccp-
tional opportunity for gentleman and VIE
references.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street.

10TH ST. 267 WEST Exceptionally desirable
rooms, southern exposure. running water;
telerhOna. excellent table references
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Proprietors The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd.
Close TO buckingham Palace, Westminster
Abbey and convenient for everywhere. Tariff
free Room ara New York Tribune" New York.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and Fam.
ilies Apply 10 Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULToN
% Union Square.
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10Th STREET.
237-239 WEST.
Newly furnished. lust opsne,

DIST ST. ~ WEST.-LARGE AND SMALL
ROOMS. BATHS; HOMBLIKE; REASON
ABLE: EXCELLENT TABLE. TELEPHONE
2S71 RIVERSIDE
9th ST. 14I WEST-COULD ACCOMMO-
DATE SIX REFINED TABLE GUESTS,
EXCELLENT HOME COOKING. PHONE
32O2 RIVERSIDE.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
THE FAILURE OF HuERTA

General Iucria the proposal that he withdraw
llr" Min
Relations the Cac Macro legally his
soldier Tn" which
III. downfall of MADEIRA numerically llucrta
whole of Mexico. estimated than l@hN Few
of relied
the the ,lfac unable
hradway With
purse empty Unstable his back daffcc,ion
o the powerful States .nd harchnc
City Mexico" ucr,a finds that his the
rcIurin.
nus Bsirark.
r.r" Iascuran not in Mckee" lie is his
France establish omicic His political cxpcrce
cuc NADER" Cabinet. personally
dent Wilson December when he him
might induce turbulent coun,ry
ucrta Cabinet "" i, only
the scheme acceptable may
he bu, would doubtless plan exccp
clcvHti u the Presidency.
There pobahy fac,iols could
ready unit" laScuan. however his cumhcncy would
stand the test u" legality His usclt' might
for his political 1t reasonably ccrtain
lluera himself
for the q" the murder OF Ma,co
10 him. and there indication that his
be recognized by the United States Where country government
tally and socially MrXro is to
what purgn. forces will melt into order peace the offer
of Ilucrta surrender his office omcn
nothing
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

sympathy Ia. felt quarter for Mrs Emm"
Incl II" that brought
upon herself Tire" penal >.rvud. sentence: II
ti" mng nj is
leader "f The Women Social and Political
in al c"un>.l,l
openly defiant and "xu'ani whenever peculiarly
nf rabd fol
and
dealing with her. and have actually
dhcri mob
III" deliberate" and continued
I" claim
lnw-abdnr member Of hut there
regarding Tankhurs,
u
rankl,ur.i is condemned her n,cmpcn,. 'csli
deliberately broke the
cmo,,"naiy. bu, for and Si'.
responsibility wrcrkng the home
oCh
killed and that deed has proved the
VIII" that they longer intend draw
. proving their
by further "mTg.>
Mrs Pnnkhurs' her the Only l'm, the only
that has been taken by the Government putting
lcrf behind follow
of refusing the order compel her rel.ai
anybody should whether she
whether justified cherish
who has ab"rcl desperately all
toll has accomplished la establish
foundations of civilization III. elemental ni
rrvcrc for law and order.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

for safcty's sake. he may have been
forced to devise some kind OF shclte:
by night. Elephants and rhinoccr-
oses OF species long since extinct
roamcd in herds all round him.
These and the hippopotamus no
doubt he killed for food, and. besides
horse long extinct. while the lion.
him plenty OF opportunities for hair
breadth escapes.
He had probably inherited the use
OF fire from his forbears. ami this
useful ally saved TO harden the ends
OF his wooden spears. and. perhaps.
to cook his food. His only other tools
were furnished by flint stones chip
ped to the rough semblance OF an
axe. but used in the hand. not wieId-
ed by n shaft. From the peculiar
character in which 1t was flaked the
rough nodulc selected. this imple-
ment is known as the "Chellean"
type. and though one of the more
primitive types OF Palaeolithic wea-
pons. 1t showed better workmanship
than is displayed by the still earlier
"Strepyan' and "Mesivfan" types.
and n great advance on the much
discussed "eoliths." These earlier
weapons. 1t may be remarked. are
'eh only evidence we have of the ex-
isteuce of men older than the makers
or the "Chcilean" implements. hut
they speak as surely as did the foot
prints found by Robinson Crusoe.
Finally. these fragments of man
from the Sussex gravel tell us that
already at this early period the hu-
man race had begun to split UP in
to differents peoples, which had
spread far over the earth's surface.
as is witnessed by the remains found
in lava and Mt Heidelberg. And these
three, we must point out, belong
roughly. to the same period of time
In the worlds history, these three,
more than any others. bear witness
to mans kinship with the apes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
THE PROGRESSIVE ORGANIZATION

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger
The 10 ProelevcS
which will the
representative of distinct
assigned places
This action with the Endorsement
planned by him. and he
rudaon of both the old parties.
Obviously the purpose of the rogrcsivcs is able TO put
They this their independent organization
identity the
they
crnc Legislative D.; spectacular
and the for ysazaon
congressional elections of next year ...-
The future of the Progressive plainly in the hands of
President and advisers They can make or break it,
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

This element iariffmakng. il burdens The
Democracy with the responsibility pas>in.
but with the Necessity constructing
schedules simple defense of them will be possible
plausible if objections which makes
the n,icksanS THE Progressives
difficulties perhaps by the introduction of all sorts
of rights Legislation. successful tariff will
continuance OF the faction
concerned with the
TARIFF purpose Mr. Roosevelt the Progressive
radical
the practical extinction of
the
srnpt,ary of advanced type only
humanity the special
the such
depend tariff bill obvious TINT
tariff law
hat about to be presented
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
Social Affairs
EsSH LOCAL Fur TlONS NsSH
SoY AND SOCIETY NEWS Tsg

ne 10 he celebrated In June. One OF
| he largest weddings OF ia" summer
| 'eas0n Will he solrmniz.d In New
York City the 5th OF June when Mis-
Iaz"l II. Sanders OF his city and
Seth Kamsicr Of New York will b.
| inited in marriage. Mr, kamsl n
and his bride-to-b. will reside In
New York City.
Miss Zula Harlan. aauehtcr OF Mr.
md Mrs. q. +. Harlan. II to become
she viii" Of Mr.. Meyer of Denver. and
| the wedding VIII take place In rrini-
dad the Iaih of .iun.. The Meyers
VIII make their hom. on II large
snnch n few miles from Denver,
ON. of the earlier weddings OF the
summer senson will he celebrated the
sIIst week In May uniting two OF
Trinldad's younger pCoplc-Mi,s
iiayd"c d.. Moucir. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. =. DE SiouCnc OF Park
street and Wilbur Davis. also OF this
lily. Aft.y II Short honeymoon Mr.
Davis and his future wife expect Ia
'oeat. In Trinidad.
Dame Rumor has set the dat. for
early In June when Miss Ma. Dcnui-
ron OF this city and Gland. PETER oi
iierwind Will he married. The we'd
Hing Will b. n quiet affair nnd the
Young coupe viii reside In Berwind
Another wedding tha, Is expected
10 take place the first week Of June
viii unit" In marriaI. Miss Helen
iaffn. daughter . Sol ". Iafia. OF
this city. and \ II. Mln,or Nn.r
honeymoon AIR. Minton and his
mturc brii" Will max. Trinidad
their home"
\ number OF other weddings. som.
n which arr being kept u secret.
viii tax. place In tn" beautiful
month OF June. and society will he
busy entertaining with showers aud
other social events IN honor of 'he
happy Jun. bride,
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
CONDENSATION

The editor of n German paper rc-
Gently ordered a story of certain
length. and discovered the novelist
had written several hundred words
too many. In Oruer to make the
story fit the space at his disposal,
the last few paragraphs were con-
densed into n single sentence. This
is the way 1t read: Won Berken took
small glass of whiskey. his hat, his
departure, no notice OF his pursuers,
revolver out of his pocket, and,
finally, his life.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
st. Msropret's Guild.

Mrs. Fred Clark entertained the
members OF ST. Margaiet's Guild OF
the Episcopal church this afternoon
a, a postponed meeting. at her home
on North avenue. The greater part
OF the afternoon was devoted to the
discussion of the Guild dance 20 b.
given the 'th of this month at Arm
DRY hall. \ report Ms to the number
of tickets that have been sold for
the dance was given to the president.
Mrs. r.. l.. Allen. as well as brief re-
ports from the different committees
Tho pntronesses for st. Margaret !
Guild dance Will consist OF the offic-
ers OF the Guild-Mr3. T.. l.. Allen.
Mrs. w. o. Nichols. Mrs. Rodger Shcr-
man and Miss Zoe Young. and will
be assisted in entertaining by the
Young Ladies' Guild.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
ROYAL Arcanum Meeting

Trinidad Council No. zoos. KoynI
Arcannm. held u rousing meeting last
night. a large number OF members
were in attendance. Tho Royal Ar
canum orchestra was NJ Its hest and
those present enjoyed the music OF
n high order. On the next meeting
night Of this lodge. April -. there
will he something new and novel
sprung on the members. and II IL
expected that an unusually large
number will he out. Last nights
meeting closed with a fine boxing
match between two fighting bro
thcrs.' They will also appear ut the
meeting on April 25,h.