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The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24

impressed with the prospects in
this vicinity.
Guns for rent at Holly Hdw. Co.
Messaline Silks. new this week.
at j. B. Byars. In all colors.
specaaa Prices.
For the next DO days I will do
watch work at tAe following price:
Main spring and jeweling clean.
ing for LOO.
Clock cleaning. SOC to LOO.
W. A. Griffith.
The highest market price paid
for cream. Mrs. VIM. Greene,
Main street.
Something new, Aplin's butter.
nut bread.
j. c. Hill, the veteran cattle
man, returned last Tuesday from
Kansas City, where 24OOO bovines
were on exhibition at the stock
yards.
The Holly Chieftain. with the
assistance of &. N. Appel, is going
to present. real piano to the
young lad eiving the highest
number ottes BY Easter eve.
Read our position in another
.!ss4 ooln@p !.
Cnts like caseese, Apiins bntter-'
nut bread.
Little Dick Ikelman has been
quite i'll the past week, requiring
the combined attention of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ikelman to relieve
his infantile pains.
One of the new features in the
J. B. Byars store is their Boys
and Mems suit department.
Mrs. A. H, Price and little
daughter of Denver, who have
been visiting here the past two
weeks, have been the recipients
of much social attention. Little
Celia would take first prize in any
baby show on earth.
Opening sale at the ]. B. Byars
store starts tomorrow for a two
weeks run. Come early.
Word comes from Swink that
Robert Fox, formerly Of Holly,
was married to Pueblo young
lady, one of the favorites in her
set, on the 10th INST, and are now
spending their honeymoon in Den
yer. The Chleftain congratulates
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fox and wishes them
! much joy Oh the martial highway.
Aplin's butternut bread latest
out. Once tried always used.
Mrs. Myrtle Else Mason is ex-
pected any day now from Kansas,
| and will visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Else, indefi.
nitely.
Wanted-Woman for general
housework. Inquire of Mrs. J. H.
| Maxey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Demaray
have been enjoying the hospitality
of friends in Cheyenne county,
Colo, the past two weeks. returned
yesterday looking a bit tanned.
Mems ribbed, tleeced underwear,
pure white, French neck and
waist bands. Special at 81 90 suit
at j. B. Byars.
Sheriff Simpson was down from
Lamar last Tuesday on business.
Best potatoes on the market l.5O
per cwt. This is q special and
way not last long. Phone IL and
get yours now, Holly Milling &
Elevator Co,
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Retired Mechanic Buys $4,000 Farm.

Denver Man Duvs soAcss Northwest
Lure OF the Siren in "sack to the Land" Movement.
As INDIGESTION that the Holly country gradually coming the
the front may be mentioned the deal between Phil and Fred
Guthrie last Tuesday, whereby the becomes the purchaser the
handsome 80sce miles northwest Of The consider
aton wss $4,000
Mr. Guthrie when BY Chefan reporter, expressed him
self being highly eaed with the Holly country much that he
will sbsndon his Denver and bring his family the
spring. engaging the farming stock raising
scale
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24

The Holly Milling & Elevator
Co. continues to receive potato
shipments by the carload, and is
retailing them for l5O per cwt.
Phone II and get yours while they
Last,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24

Chieftain "ads" pay.
Another car of Kansas Seal
-four just arrived at Pratt's. This
10 the very best hard wheat -four.
We have a cheaper flour, but
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24
H0LSTElN cows AND HEIFERS
FOR SALE,

We are now receiving shipmeats Of
high trade Hoistein COWS and hsiisrs.
selected ia lllinois under the direct super.
vision OF the purehssinE agent Of the
Hsivstia Milk Condensial Company.
These cows and heifers are now offered
for sale at prices ranging from $500 up,
and may be seen in our yards ae Lamar.
THE FARMERS LAND AND
LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
3. J. Wssasr, M6s. A. r. Novels,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24

mot a sign of a shade tree where
| ride over the plains district all
season after my CATTLE said Geo.
Trotter of Holly, Colo. THAT is in
open range country, and just a
little rolling, but nary a stick of
timber in a 4O-mile ride. In look
ing afuer my herds all season, l
have to ride thousands of miles"
*. G. Drovers' journal.
The Rev. Wiley X. Wright, who
has been attending the meeting of
the Presbyterian Synod Of Colorado
in Colorado Springs this week, is
expected home tomorrow.
Coal is steadily going up in
price as a result of the strike, the
local dealers making an advance of
from SOC to SlOO per ton this
week.
Several Of the upper valley towns
have been visited by members of
the State Board of Health and
ordered to "clean up" their prem.
ises, as number of cases of
typhoid fever are being reported.
AS this is the typhoid season it
would no doubt pay our people to
take all precautions, also.
Opening sale at the ]. B. Byars
store starts tomorrow for a two
weeks run. Come early.
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Sweet Glover Patch Brine $4,000.

On unpreenous quarter Of land Amiy owned by Me-
Muy Crecher 1000 pounds clover seed
reshed from this product which will the
$1,000 at the prevailing make price Of 20 per pound
This crop Of clover considered worthless until few
months when The Chean published number Of
value and the snug fortune cleaned this product by Banker
Finnup Of Garden City, Kans
Great Demand for Agricultural Lands.
PToWers County.
Plans being made by the land buard for the sale December
between 20OQ snd 10000 land The land il,
bg appraised and e sale will probably be held about the middle Of
Z he nonek $3.50 NC s s +s.ss -
s...n - 81 .ass hsss 1sode1xalh
e. asHd sbouf wothirds q the persons interest.
= 1ssrea ~ sesicnaural land
Some the appicaons have been 6e year. having
been delayed because Of the dsoreanzaon the land board
land be sold distributed the but the applicants
show general tendency settle in Rout county complete list Of
the land to be sold being drawn up by the board
The Holly chieftain., 1913-10-24

8pOo40 Prices.
For the next 20 days I will do
watch work at Ne following price:
Main spring and jeweling clean.
ing for LOO.
Clock CLEANING. soc to LOO.
W. A. Griffith.
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SCHMIDT UNMOvED
BY RESPITE GIVEN
ASJURY DISAGREED
Slayer of Aumueller Woman
Declares Cod Is Not Yet
Ready for My Death"

Hans schmidt. given a new ieAss o.
life by the disagreement OF the jury -
fore which he was tried for the murder
OF Anna Aumueiler. showed not -
slightest change In his demeanor In Shs
Tombs to-day from that which hiss ~
his since he was ars, locked w aft0 h
arrest When the sick and weary mr.
which had been ausrrelllng over Q ~
dict for thirty-tvo hours was dischaSg0
In General Sessions by Judge Foster iaS
nxht. schmidt gathered up his frovsy
fur coat with which he has covered Ais
lap and legs during all the sessions. ~
walked over to the Tombs betwssa tWj
officers.
On being locked In his cell he took ~
flble and read for an hour ana -
went To bed. lie rosc at his usual hous
this morning. oathed dressed 90
breakfastcd. eating very little ~ usual.
When word was sent to him by . keep
er that Newspaper reporters ~anted q
see him. ne was seated on the sdgs u
hls bunk reading tho Bible.
Tell them I have nothing u aay =
Them" he said. II thought II ~ oel's
viii that I should die. The Disagree
ment OF the jury Ia proof TO me that
u IL not Gods w'll-yet. That 10 an"
Tho jurors denied after their lis.
charge that religious feeling had ooy
/ Influence IN their deliberations. but -.
m'ttei that one of the disturbing fAc-
/ tors n the minds o: several jurors Who
! up To the last moment. believed schmidt
aane hecaus. a q a,ated In formsP IuA1a
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Reles. Cal. a man reputej to he many
times a millionaire by patient industry
and thrift, found himself being purs;,c'i
for SD.0p from the other Woman" IN
the case. The princesand Miss Freese
were married quite hurrcdly after plans
for large church Wedding were under
way. HIS debts. amounting TO $lH."p.
were cancelled before the marriage ard
It wis said $4,000 annually WAS settled
on him. Prince St8nislaus Is "A uepacW
OF the Grand Duke OF Birlitz and Was Il
iieutenan, Of the Second Dragon. 81
the Austrian army, and came TO America
only 2 few months before the marrlae.
Arriving on the Maure:ania last April.
Count vladimir l.educhOwkhi JOINED the
foreign invaders" On a trip around
the world the Count met Miss Louise
WaNsld. daughter of former GOV. War
heid 1T Mar, land. There we're oojec-
tons by the father OF Miss Warn IL.
lGt these were overcome and the coui Il,
were married IN the presence %! car
dinal Gibbons In eX-Goy. Warheld's home
in Baltimore. The Count is a cousin Of
the famous Cardinal Ledocho~ ski. the
Pol .sh preiate.
Another tilted Wedding vas that o.
MiSs Helene Msryarr. schmidt of Pni.a-
de. pAia. 10 Baron Car. czorra!S .un
tzernhaus. a eapta.n in the Eight
ninth Imperial Austrian Regiment.
\ Providence, Il, l.. girl, Miss Linda
Augeu Arnold. only daughter % Nj.
and Ms. Olucy Arnold, married the
Marquis ssimllano Strozzi in Juha.
after which they sailed 10 spend the
summer with the hridogroom's pdrenis
Oh their estate NJ BegoEzu. Italy.
Society OF New York, Philadelphia.
Washington and Baltimore nilei the
historic Baltimore Cathedral Al tho MIR
.la,r ot Ma. Ellnor Douglas Wise t.
,hc Duo de Ricneieau OF France.
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WIDOW WEDS STEPSON
WHO WAS 4 WHOEVER
Relict Of Former y. S. Commits
sioner Hall Surprises Friends
by New Match.

Mrs Anna r. Hail, widow o. Charles
II. Hall, for many years United States
Commissioner for the Northern District
Of New YORK, has married her stspson.
= Holden Hall, al the home ~ relatives
in Brooklyn yesterday The bridegroom
was q widower. Mrs. Hal Is one Of the
most prominent society women OF B.ng-
hsmton. She u forty-nve and her has
banA 10 about the ssY.' age,
The ceremony was performed Al the
homo OF c. NJ. Cispp at No. 80 Wildwood
street., Ffatbush. by the Rev, Or, Wal
lace an old friend Of the family.
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Ten Foreign Noblenren Won Brides in United States
and Most Of Then, Won Rich Financial Settle
n'ents at the Same Tin,e--Mayriase of Miss
Nancy Leishn,an Was a Pure Loue Match.
MARRIAGES.

gained ten titles by marriage into foreign families estimated that
since 1920 six hundred did
months as did In former when said that May oe took
s1o0ooOO
Marlborough
eighth Duke Of Marlborough Miss Margaret Letter 100000
Duke Of Suffolk Miss Na 100000 de Be
field millions Gould when married Bon
Casesne Vivian Gould brought considerable
Also
eHed
S1echenyi Hungary
alliance
family however millions
Of MIR
Bron
Hyde formerly Of Equitable Life circles and
residing Paris
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ONE TITLED FOREIGNER SUED
AFTER HIS MARRIAGE.

Miss virginia Cameron MacVeaEh Of
New York ana II. Pau. stepdausht,r
Of Frederic Ogden d. Bil.ier. Secretary
Of the American Legation IN Atn.a
Vas wed to Marquis Axoat.no FerraHte
III Runsro IN Cannes, southern France.
one American heiress found her hoGey-
moon transformed into flight fru-, lle
law, FOR he Austrian noI'e,nan. Prince
Sianl,.aus Sul'kowski, wac married the
beautiful Mis- Marie Louise F'reesc,
daughter OF August F'eese OF los An
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Constipation
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tive, Cleanses the System without
Pain or Griping.

Ex.Ls. /. uew-idea physic. . de-
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something new in medicine--a modern.
scientific remedy that conquery consti-
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CIossed bowels bring on sick headaches.
sour stomach and disEiness. Ex-Lax ~
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REVOLUTIONARY EVENTS MANY
IN MEXICO,

There were several important hap
pcuiugs IN Mexican affairs
Feb 9--ti"n. Reyes waS slain In a
pitched battle fought IN tue street De-
tween ia" followers OF Felix biaH an 4
Federal troops ~ Mexico city.
I'.h, is--Prcs.dsnt Nader" was taknn
prisoner and ';cH. iiuerta p'"rl,iuei
Provisional President.
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B|TTERF|CHTON
FOR ADVERTISING
7 ON|NTERBOROUCH
Aulosales Company Protests
gainst Sll,OOO,OOO Con-
tract With Ward & Cow.
OFFERS TO PAY MORE.
Asks for Public Hearing Be
6re Public Service Board
Approves Agreement.
OFFERS TO PAY MORE,

~ promise Of . btttAs quarrel be-
TWEEN two ADVERTISING companies for
tsseootRac4 for the privileges OF advsr.
t>s1ns ana ssshoS nswspapsrv and other
sh110D o. ~ subway and elevated lines
AssuisVsd to-day In the ossess Of the
puAne Service Commission.
IT, fntsrboroush Company has al.
eeAAv dgned . contract With Ward a
NV covering fifteen years. beginning to.
0lose0W, and involving N1.oOoo0. The
AUeDaaiss Gum and Chocolate Com.
~. Controlled by Charles r. Flint.
~ dsaas In svsrything from rubber
Sensations, oAttlsships and rsvvlutions
- ~ @acfinss. flied . protest to-day
1UDlnse the approval Of che contract by
- sommesSton which 10 required by
~
~ nesting room Of the commits.
- ~ d1led with lawyers for bot
49, - te-day's brief session. The
sustsse Of the approval Of the con-
0n1e al not como up. But after the
osseing che text OF the protest made
= ~ Avtosalss people was made
AooAAl CONCERN OFFERS A MILL
ION DOLLARS MORE.
A0As l.. Qua bush. counsel for
che Iut~Sofousl hled the Ward a Gov
sou9acs waeh a commission last even
ing. Il provides that Ward q Cow. OF
vAi4h Artsmas Ward 10 sole owner
shan pey the lnterboroush ssoc.ooo q
ysar Spe two years. S70,0000 for four
ysaVU end 10000 a year :or nine years,
Under the contract expiring to-day
ward 4 Cow paid 3457,500 a year. with
the privilege OF renewal for Ave years
at An advance Of 10 per cent. 1t was
understood in advertising circles that
the much better terms OF the super
seAing contract were made to stand on
= bid from Mr.. Flints concern aegre.
teen year term.
The letter served on the Public Service
Commissioners to-day by tho Aut0sales
Company Was signed by its President. L.
d. Eddy. II did not mention a stated
cum. but embodied a resolution Of the
Board OF Directors asking for a puOlic
hearing on the approval Of the Ward A.
dow contract and stating that the Auto
nlss Company was in Il position to pay
more for the privileges than Ward n
Cow and handle the business better.
RAlNT'e NAME ON THE LIST OF
DIRECTORS,
Public interest IN subway earnings.
Mr.. Eddy said. made "A hearing IA the
opsn desirable. The name OF Charles
Il. Flint appeared In the list Of d.rec-
tors attached.
Under the present law no advertising
sagna can bs put upon the walls OF
subway stat'ons below The City Hall
or On those in the new subways
Mach amusement was created In the
o6scss OF the Commission by the mys-
t~rious and secretire conduc. OF the
enassaries OF the Flint concern IN serv-
Ing the protests. they refused to ad-
NIT that they were from the Autosales
Company or that they had ever heard
Of q Mr.. Flint The Autosales Com.
pAnv has ss0Co.oO capital.
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SOME OF NOTABLE HAPPENINGS
IN THE WORLD.

There were important events IN other
foreign sands
f-p s-Th. assassl naton OF Manuel
Ara.tio. President of Salvador.
March liking George Of Greece was
assass mated while Walking IN the street
Ut Salpnlca by doiu-nted anarchist
Ills son Constantine succeeded " the
throne.
Aprn 10 king Alfonso or spain ~.
csp.i assassination at Madrid.
June II MehaIoud Shofhet pasna,
Grand Nin.er Of Turkey. and lbrah.m
hey. MS aide-do-caUp. killed ny as
sasslnr.
July lS-Tsen Chsun-H sIan was pro-
La med President by tn. revolutionary
leaders IN southern China.
July 30 President Castro attempted 20
stari IA revolution IN Vsnsxusla. but
Called,
Sept 2 - Tn. Chimes" Government
troops captured Nankinx
Sept. Yuan Shi-ka was elected per-
tnar-n' President OF Cbius by tho Par
lament
Soy 3-I.ous III. became King 81
bavaria. the insane otto being depos ed
Sos Attended Beius acquitted a.
Ken, RussIo. Tor killinx a Christian by
4 ritual murder
OCT. tine Tranian liner No'turno
carrying a. souls from Rotterdam "a
New York, Was burAod In mido can
one hundred and thiriy-sln persons wer.
drowned.
May q The steamship SsYaIia was
accidentally sunk by mines in the GuIi
of smyrna One hundred psr~ons ware
drowned
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.CROWDSCLAMOR
FORM0NEyLEFT
IN S|ECEl BANK
Receiver Puts Auditors to
Work on Books and Prom
iSeS Report soon.
ASSETS NOT KNOWN.
Temporary OtliteS Opened in
Loft Building in West
Thirteenth Street.
ASSETS NOT KNOWN.

Crowded about Q low wooden railing
-"t up In . dreary loft on the third Moor
OF the building at No. ~ West Thir-
teenth street. more than three hundrsA
depostors In the banking house 1t
Henry sieEsl n 60. inquired. begged
and cried for the money thsy had en-.
TRUSTED to the firm and which IN now
tied up In tn. receivership OF tho bank
Itself and the big department storss In
whlch Henry sieEel " interested.
Tn. crowd collected IN the loft BY
reason Of sign which waa placed to.
day on tho door ~ tho bank entrance.
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Political Agitation in the United States and Great
Brifain--War in the Balkans and MEXICO -NeW
Tariff and Currency System, Established in This
Country.
BIG EVENTS.

retrospecon OF the Just its shows that has been
period
the United installed the vital bills
political punished
political life struck by the hand Of the
King Salvatore
also slain. France a President
kingdoms princpaities
which their uprising
IN there rebellion Mexico
SOME THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
The following review Of the principal
IN
guilty
Office by United States Senate.
Feb 1sThe United States Senate Mr. Tafs
immigration bill strike the hrcmen htfour
was preven " arbitration Erdman act
Wilson called
revise Tariff
j Morgan died while
Of the Ohio
Indiana a
ton property a s5OOOO0OO
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Inconvenience or siter-cisects. ~
people escape the necessity d aa,Ge
sional clearing out Of the aystGn, 20
wien you feel you must take 49,
Ex-Lax will prove . medical ~
E1.LsI 10 safe. mild and esstai1r6
hotter than oil other cathArtiaA ~
this plsAsant.tsstinR remedy -
house. and al the family WI -
good health. Price. loo. - -. =
ct Ill druggists. J
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WORTH $500
VAM|SHES FROM BODY
Of A GIRL PATIENT
Detectives Trying to Trace
Speck of Mineral Applied
in Treatment for Cancer.

CHICAGO. Dse- IA tiny sDsek ae
radaum. weighing . maiigNns z
worth N.5oo. the whole suppay e =.
Luxs's Hospital. myseartously Ahao-
p~arsd from the body oe . siri paaleas
undergoing the saAtum trsatman1 ter
cancer Monday. hospltd officials -.
mitted to-day. Detectives fron a -.
surancs company and from sAe Hoolse
Department have bssn unable - - \.
The bit Of mineral W. pleao1 = .
tube one inch long BY an sa6Ash - -
inch In diameter. and bound 70 . WoonA
on tho body Of the gin patisas ~ -
be . msmbsr % . vsa,sAy Dee 11nonas
family. When . physi0an G8a01noo
the wo.iad Monday Ai04t ~ sa11nA
was gone.
"A thief would md Il diAeuk - ~
pos. q t." said 0upt Curtis to-o1v.
''No one would purchase that a00une
Of rAdi,sn without hudnS wA0o y
came from. The location Of - ~
radtum IN the world 10 dsauitsay t10UA"
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Phoses Doctor, Thsn DaAs -
George Hsnss. an ASsd cigar 00hW.
who has been sick and out Of wog4 -
No homo. No. 1850 Avenue 4 Cor 0A1
m months, telephonsd to-day to HE JAD0b-
clan, Or Leo Jacob Of No. An anm11D.
ton avenue, to como 70 him 1t -
DR.. jacob found the place boces4 ~
his request Policeman O'C0ua0 -
down tho door. They found HeaDe oonA
with his throat cut.
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Fob. l0--Gustavo Madsro. brother Of
IN" eN-Presldent. WAS executed by
troops OF the new government.
Feb. 23-Formsr President Madsro
AMI vice-President suares were assas-
sinated.
May 20 49, Mexican rsbels defeated
Federal troops near Sacramento. Coa-
hula.
Aug. ts--president Wilson's Offer OF
mediation was refused by President
liuertA.
Sept. :-Fred.-ico GanboA. Foreign
Minister. was nominated for President
Of Mexico by the Catholic party leaders.
Oct. s-Gen. Alvarez OF the Fsderais,
members Of his stan and rs soldiers
were executed by tho Mexican Constitu-
tonaiists after he captured Torreon.
Nov. 2J-Gen, villa OF the Constitu-
iionallsts routed the Fsisrals At Julrex.
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WAR RENEWED az THE eALkAr
STATES.

There we're renewed conflicts In the
Balkan States.
Jan. H-The Turkish and Greek fleets
fought at entrance to the Dsrdaneil
Jan. ~ The Grand Council Of Turkey
voted to accept the advice Of Europe to
surrender Adrianople.
Jan. ~ Tho Balkan allies gave notice
Of the termination Of the sivnistics
Feb allies resumed assaults upon
TUTk,hh strongholds.
Feb d Turks forrest to seek safety be-
hind ie'enscs AT Gallipvli.
Ma'ch Stamina. with $4,000 troops.
surrendered to tho Greeks.
March li--Russ!s and Austria declared
an Rgreement to de'nobiilIe their aruiles
on the Rus~'- Austrian frontier.
March r.-Serbs and Bulgaria attacked
Adrisnapole and were r0pulsed. Three
hundred Alnsnians were killed by the
invading army.
March 8-Adrlanop,e surrendered.
April i-Turaey accepted thu terms Of
peace oifcr@i by tine Balkan allies.
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1HeAT BRITAIN HAS HER 20
LlTiCAl TROUBLES.

llT!CAt TROUBLES.
IN Great Britain there were many
important events In the past year.
Jan. l6--The Irish lIom. Rule bill
passed the House OF Commons
Van. 2s--'llome Rule biil read in tho
iiOlse ~ Lords
Jan. 3O--SunragIsts attacked Dublin
castle. House of Commons aud busl-
hess places In London In resentment
against .he dropping OF the Woman
Suffrage blIl by tho British Goyern-
Tert.
Ian. 30-The HON. Rule bin was re-
Jectrl bv the Iious. OF Lords
Feb 10 The report reached New
Zealand tn capt. Il. T. scott. the
British explorer. AMI four OF mis- party
on t cir trip from the South Pole per-
ished.
Nov. 2,--I.prd High Chancellor Hal
dane, In speech made at Thanks
giving dinner IA London. indorSed the
Monroe Doctrine,
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TARIFF AND CURRENCY BILLS
WRITTEN INTO LAWS.

Aug. 4--rhc West Virginia Leglsla-
turo dropped 1--WE names when FIVE
members received prison sentences for
accepting brlDes.
Aug. l3--,;ov. Sulzer of New York
WAS inpea,h,d by the Assembly.
Sept. 4--Mayor GaSnor Of Sew York
CITY died al Sc aboard the steamship
Baltic.
sept e--The United States Senate
pa >sed the Democratic Tariff Hill.
sept. 26---The FIRST water entered the
Panama Canal locks at Gntun.
oct. 3-Prc.sldent Wilson signed the
Tarin pill AMI II became a law.
oct. l1--diov. SulIrr OF New YORK
impeached after tr.al.
Nov. Joan purroy Mitvhel elected
Mayor Of N"S YORK..
Dee. .3--Nrw Currency OIL became a
law.
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FRANCE ELECTED NEW PRE-
DENT AND MINISTRY.

The notable evenV In France were:
Jan i;--R,y mond Poincare WAS chosen
By the National Assembly as President
OF the Republic.
March Y-Ths French Cabinet 70
signed.
March :i-Ths Barthou Ministry was
announced.
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April 7--Congress met In extra ses-
sion and the Underwood Tarin OH
with the income tax clause was 'Ltro-
duced in the House.
April S--Won,u suffrage met deteat
In Michigan by - large majority vote
May 2--Ires ldent Wilson recogh'h"h
the new chinese Republic.
May G---Four Wcl!-kuown New YORK
police inspectors were found guilty or
keeping witness from giving evidence
IN the police graft investigation In
New York CITY