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PIyEC1AR SUITS
BI3 TASTES

j The Pine hr Sales Company 9tart-
ed the neTear with an advfising
campaign dhsisting of a dist ution
of it's pro{ct. This nectar the
pineapple 9ith' no other condn has
ever been BILE to equal, is cetained
in a very attractively shat and
labeled bote and it is accd panied
by pam ht of receipts teach
the uniniti bed how to get tNlargest
number ad+best comhinatio to suit
the taste al the dispositio4
Pinectarb having a grea sale in
San Frandco and through ut. Cali
fornia. 1t tone of the llonIproducts3
that is m4dng good abroa as well
as at. homl >
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W-HAlIn A no
0tSSSsii lellI!S |lll i9!s Sl!l!Sl
WEANI-@D0
-
WANTED

80 young men to start the New Year
by enrolling for Y. NJ. c. A. night
school classes. Term opens Janu-
airy 6, 1913. Call today for full in
formation. 5432-1w.
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'PUNCHB0lL LOTS
BRING BIZ PRICES

Pollowing is tlkresult IN detail oi
the sale of thaFemaining fiftesf
Punchbowl lots, fsposed of at aue
ton by Land nmissioner Joshua
Tucker yesterd8ht noon: :: z
Blk. 4, lot 4IIpset price $62I1S;
sold for $15OO;H E. Thompson Tor
der).
Blk. 5, lot 8tpset price $500 "a;
sold for 1920 hanuel Correa.
Blk. 10, lot Alpset price $604.18;
sold for $3.50, ID. Marques lorderl
Blk. 10, lot upset price $2T0,
sold for 1926; lava forderl
Blk. IA, lot upset price $419.S5;
sold for $500; i j.. Medeiros.
Blk. is. lot upset PRICE $7Uf.6T,,
sold for $IS0dA. f. Centeiro.
Blk. 81, .lotIupset price $474.27;'
sold for $2600Dtto Medeiros.'
Blk. 81, lot upset price $574.20 i
sold for $151QA. III. Alameda.
Blk. "a, LoHupset price $673.6S II
sold for $129j Manuel Refs torder 81
Blk. q, lotEupset price $2S5l n
sold for $760A Iexander Semao. Ell
Blk. rs, lod upset prize s$350,Oa
sold for $500 Joe Quintal t&(order). II
:, Blk. D, Lott upset price 1854. II
sold for S250tJ. A. Rodfigues. HE
Blk. B, lot upset price $42S. q
sold for $3O5l j. ]. Silva. II
Blk. E, LoH-upset price SS14R Il
sold for S1S5 j. A. r. Vieira \
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LOST.

Gold filled watch, with black silk fob
(HaWaiian Coat of Arms Charm.
Reward if returned to Art Rooms
: of advertiser" 5432-3t
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By a typographical error in the COM
Hercial summary of the past year. in
yesterdays Issue, the sugar crop for
the past year was placed at 795, 25S
tons instead of 595, 258 ions. T.
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BUSINESS ITEMS

I" A new style of bottle for its product
has been adopted by the Pinectar
Sales Company for the new year.
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IYPENRITE
Factory
Rebuilt

Factory Rebuilt" means not mare.
y repairing and adjusting, nnt the
complete rebuilding ola maenint he
rsplaeing Of All worn p,r,s. new
platen,. new type, etc, resulting a :
reconstructed typewriter practically
new and perfect in every psrtIculzr.
Every machine carries the same
guarantee the manufactured gives on
e new one. -.
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MARRIED.

CoLsoN-NATHER-in bnolufu. De
cember d, 1912, ~ ttfReF. Mr.. r,
E. Smith, Mrs. HaryF. COlson to
Capt. RI. A. Nathq
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Closing quotations for Hawaiian
stocks in San Francisco yesterday
were as follows: Hawaiian CONNER
lscial, 1851 LIZ bid, 34.25 asked Hawai-
ian Sugar, 1925 bid; Honokaa, $50
bid, $50 asked; Hutchinson, 1887 ~
bid; Kilauea, II bid; Onomea,t 81 bid.
81 Is asked; Paauhau, 1S bid; Union,
80 asked. Z
Reporting the stock exchange for
the previous day, the San Francisco
Chronicle of December % says: The
only stock to be traded in to any
amount outside of Associated Oil, was
Paauhau. Sales were made at a de-
cline Of u over the previous ex-
changes, but at the lower price some
heavy orders were on the market and
all stocks offered were quickly taken
up, with TN bid at the close. The
record of sales shows $50 shares of
Paauhau at I7s75 On the same day
I 7&was bid for Paauhau in Honolulu.
] IA sharp decline in both classes of
Associated Oil securities followed the
filing of the goYernment's suit against
the Southern Pacific Company and
other defendants, among whom is in
cluded the Associated Oil Company"
says the San Francisco Chronicle of
December %: It adds that the bonds
we're comparatively worse sufferers
than the stock. There had been only
one sale below par since the 9th,
when $4,000 changed hands at par,
but on the 21st the bonds sold as low
as 98, rs, closing, however, at SO hid
and $3.50, asked The stock opened
at the low point of the day, s4111a some
holders being apparently badly fright
ened and willing to get out at any
sacrifice, After the first sale the
market strengthened and advanced by
easy stages to 43, but lost ~ before
the close. In all, only lis shares
changed hands. In the East the issue
showed little or no effect Of the de-
cision. The closing bid and ask we're
4211s and 47Hs; respectively. =,
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

nature Of m entirely different version of the killing than the enc already known to the com munity, has spread an atmos- phere Of expectancy in Brinkley. J. E. Reed. prosecuting attor- hey of Monroe county, will pros ccute the case for the state, as sisted by Otis T. Bogle, one of Brinkley's best known attor- neys, who has been employed by relatives of Lynch. The defend ants have an array of legal tal- ent to guard their interests.
 Robert C. Lynch was killed on the night of May 3. Spivey and his mother were eXOnerated of the murder by a coroner's jury, when they testified that Lynch had been shot to death while climbing through a window of the Spivey home, armed with a revolver and dirk.
 Yet, a short time after having been freed of blame by a coro- ner's jury Spivey and Mrs. Lynch were arrested June 1, charged with first degree mur- der. Since that time both have been confined in the county jail at Clarendon.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
SPIVEY HEARING
 OPENED THURSDAY
At Brinkley And Public Inter- est Is Intense In Develop
 mentS of Sensational Case.

Brinkley, June 11.-On the eve
 of the preliminary hearing of Robert Spivey and his mother, Mrs. Lillian Lynch, charged with
 the first-degree murder of Robert C. Lynch, Mrs. Lynch 5
 husband, from whom she was estranged, on the night of May 9, near Saulsburg, interest in the trial here is keen.
 This general interest was whet- ted tongiht by the arrival in Brinkley of Mrs. Lynch, who, since her arrest June 1 has been held in the Monroe county jail at Clarendon. SpiVey will be
 brought here early tomorrow morning.
 The preliminary hearing will
 begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning before Justice of the Peace R. M. Henderson. No less than 90 witnesses have been summoned, and many arrived here tonight to be in readiness
 to testify tomorrow if necessa- ry. Sixty of these witnesses re- side in Woodruff county, where Lynch formerly lived.
 No trial in recent years has been awaited with such general interest as has the preliminary hearing of young Spivey and
 Mrs. Lynch, because of the
 prominence of all connected with the death of Robert C. Lynch,
 himself planter known in all parts of the state.
 Rumors that surprises will be sprung by the prosecution in the
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

BarkaIow ct al, decree for plain
 tiff. c. E. Smith appointed con-
 missioner, with power to sell on 3 months time, with 10 days to redeem.
 Newport Water, Light & Pow CT Company versus c. F. Dean and R. B. Hooking, confirmation j;
 decree for plaintiff.
 w. C. Cagle ct al versus s. w. quarter 23-13-2, decree for confirmation of title. Gustave Jones trustee versus w. L. Erwin, foreclosure; de- cree granted with c. E. Smith
 appointed commissioner, 10 days to redeem and to sell on 3 months time.
 Wm. N. Dunaway, trustee ct al versus w. L. Erwin, foreclos-
 ure; decree granted, C. E. Smith commissioner with 10 days to redeem and sell on 3 months time.
 Handel & Company versus w. L. Erwin, foreclosure; de- cree granted, c. E. Smith con- missioner to sell on 3 months
 time, with 10 days to redeem. Home Life 6 Accident Com-
 pany ct al versus s. w. Taggart,
 foreclosure; decree for plain tiff, c. E. Smith appointed com missioner with 30 days to re- deem and sell on 3 months
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

wonder. Two other paint agents. said it would take l50 gallons of their paint to cover the build ings.
 Our agent put it at l25 or less. It took 1l5.
 We saved them 35 gallons of paint and painting (worth $4 to $5 a gallon, as the painting costs two or three times as much as the painD less l5 cents a gallon on II gallons. Say $40.
 That's how to count the cost of paint. The cost of putting it on is $3 or $4 a gallon. You see what that means. Go by Devoe.
 Yours truly,
 F. w. Dcvoe X Co.,,
 New York and Chicago. P. $. Johnson-Avera Hardware Company sells our paint.
 (Adv.)
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
Fire Destroys Mayberry Home

Fire Destroys Mayberry Home
 The fire department was call ed out about lO:3O Thursday morning from an alarm sent in from the home of. Walter May berry on Vine Street.
 The fire company answered promptly but were unable to do any more than save adjoining property as the flames made ra- pid progress.
 The property is owned by Mrs. Hettie Wilmans and was valued at $12OO, insured for 1925. Mr. and Mrs. Mayberry saved part of their household goods but it could not be learned whether insurance was carried on the furnishings or not.
 A second alarm was turned III at 11:3O, the call coming from the home of Sam Gist, which is also on Vine street. The fire caught from the kitchen flue, but very little damage was done except from the water.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
PRIMARY ELECTION
 OFFICERS NAMED
By Democratic County Central Committee To Serve In Pri-
 mary June Fl.

The complete list of the officers for the democratic primary to be held June 21, 1913, is now in the hands of the secretary of the county committee, Leon Mack, and the ballots will be printed in few days, for deliv- cry in ample time to all pre- ', cincts over the county: Following are the primary of- ficers named:
 UNION TOWNSHIP.
 First Ward-C. B. Best, P. M. Clark, T. P. Umsted, judges; G. L. Fox, J. M. Ivy, clerks; Will Burkett, officer.
 l Second Ward-T. J. Gregg, AL ec Lockard, R. T. Robertson, judges; A. Bowie, H. Stephens, clerks; Gus Martin, officer.
 McLain's- Will Smith, M. 1 Brown, w. Y. Armstrong, Judg- es; Homer Nuckolls, Fred Par , fish, clerks; J. c. Hogan, officer.
 BIRD TOWNSHIP,
 Tuckernan-L. D. Smith, Ma jor Moore, Chas. Greenhaw, judges; G. L. Smith, Pres. Helms, clerks; Chas. Hogan, of- ficer.
 Kenyon-J. A. Lindley, Gus Craig, Abe Hester, judges; Root. Tyer, Thos. Jones, clerks; Ed Maxey, officer.
 Denton Island-J. Class, James King, Ike Springer, judges John Biggs, George Painter, clerks; o. c. Turner, officer.
 BRECKENRIDGE TWP.
 Tupelo-A. 4. Crabtree, C. 5. Oliver, J. l.. Alman, judges Albert Collier, w. l.. Wood clerks; Lee Jones, officer.
 Auvergne-Forrest Bleakley U. R. Davis, John Henderson, judges; Lee May, John Gibson clerks; Forest May, officer.
 Weldon--B. F. Burton, J. W Starnes, A. Mcdonald, judges Andy Jones, Foster McAuley l clerks; Bob Torian, officer.
 BRYAN TOWNSHIP.
 Ingleside-W. B. Foster, ST. Thos. Ray, s. M. Bains, judges Dave Adcox, w. B. Foster. Jr' clerks: John Adams, ofhcer. l BATEMAN TOWNSHIP.
 Surrounded Hill-C. T. Bate
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
S5 Reward.

For return or information leading to recovery of one two year-old light bay lilly with star in forehead and one four-year old dark bay horse branded "W. T." on left shoulder, estrayed from range east of Auvergne.
 David Hare,
 11wtf. .Auvergne, Ark.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

Attorney Donald K. flaw thorne of Jonesboro attended all adjourned term of chancery court here today.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
EfRY COURT i RESUMES WORK
=. T. Humphries Re- - s"s' Court For A
 |. Days Session.

,,tson chancsry court ;1
 ''rl Thursday morning 1T
 Ld tern, and will prooa'
 session for the remain nam
 ! days of the week
 sorge T. Humphries o1
 nresiding and final en-
 re beep made this morn m bsny of the cases, d fe.
 which is published III
 ow:
 E, Mcdonald versus
 ttor, ct al, partition; re-
 sale confirmed, commls'
 1loved $10; deed made
 ,,o1ood in open court.
 Bundy versus Willie
 partition; report Of drmed, commissioner al hs Deed made and ac- eed in open court.
 ] Hone versus T. J. Hays
 sport of commissioner d confirmed; commls- lowed $15.
 Duck ct al versus Un- heirs of Thomas Allen C. Marquart, to quiet 'ismissed as to J. r. decree for plaintiff. |Ewen, exparte, confirm 1ecree granted.
 lsas Bank and Trust E ct al versus R. w.
 ct al, foreclosure l Company made parties |decree for plaintiff and ] sell on 3 months time, days to redeem.
 |inemann versus Dolly e Bleakley, partition |f commission filed, c. E. |ppointed commissioner h 3 months time.
 Nm D. Taggart versus |Taggart ct al, partition phnson appointed guard Item for minors.
 |ineman1 versus Dolly |e Bleakley, partition |f commission confirmed, bmith appointed commits b sell on 3 months time, ! Stuckey versus Lizzie |s ct al, debt; Gustave hppointed guardian ad r minors.
 I Billingsley and w. T, trustee versus J. M al; motion to quash as Glass overruled, demur. Fomplaint overruled, dis. as to Mrs. Beard and de. plaintiff. Sixty days tc and to sell on 3 months Cflgler versus James K
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12
Homer O'Neal Released.

Homer O'Neal has again been released upon a s1o,ooo bail bond with w. R. O'Neal, s. Heln- emann. E. l.. Maris, A. Bowie, C' H. Walton. R. L. Conditt and w. M. Biggers as sureties.
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

tooth, judges; J. D. Mack, w. B. Bateman, clerks; Frank Sim mons, officer.
 Bridge School House Will Sutherland, James Gatlin, w. M. Dunham, judges; Ed Hinkle Jess Mantooth, clerks; D. D. Rutledge, officer. l BARREN TOWNSHIP.
 McDougal School House w. H. Edens, Basil Walton, J. C. Adams, judges; J. T. Mccall, C. c. Land, clerks; E. l.. Frazer officer.
 ] CACHE TOWNSHIP. 1 Bun tons Store-T. J. Burton, Gladde Burton, Albert Hite judges; Cache Benson, clerks; , officer. Martins School House-James Hooper, Frank Howard, J. P. Sink, judges; Thos. Jackson, Spence Clark, clerks; w. H. Mo- Ian, officer.
 Algoa-Dan Stringer, H. K. Heatherly, Jack Conn, judges Cal Riggs, Thos. Gerkins, clerks Jess Jones, officer. COW LAKE TOWNSHIP. 1 Gourd Neck-I. P. Phillips, U. C. Smith, Thos. Stewart judges; T. T. Lail, w. D. Busby clerks; J. T. Breckenridge, off, cer.
 Eight Mile-W. w. Beede, A. J. Mead, J. N. Nance, judges R. C. Roy, Dave Nance, clerks ] F. w. Beede, officer. ILASo ION IN NOI1lI. ] Swifton-J. B. Coffin, A. M Keyton, J. G. Smith, judges; J H. Carlin, w. T. Away, clerks officer.
 GRUBBS TOWNSHIP. Grubbs-J. R. Ballew, N. B. Hosford, w. s. Ellison, judges J. N. Nance, Joe McElrath clerks; John Cloud, officer. GLAZE TOWNSHIP. Old Glaize- Richard Faulk- ner, Dolf Tucker, Cader Shelley judges; Zack Calhoun, Jr., Will Christian, clerks; Herald Deitz ! officer.
 New Glaize-T. L. Mason, Jos. eph Haney, A. Lawson, judges Roy Jones, Al Wilson, clerks Bruce Wilson, officer. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Jacksonport Will Verdell Robt. Anderson, Joe Bridges Judges; Fred Mason, Capt. Huff clerks; B. Williams, officer. Strider's Store-James Jack son, Will Davenport, Rufe Rob erts, judges; L. B. Rodgers Clay Roberts, clerks; John Sorn son, officer.
 VILLAGE TOWNSHIP. 1 Harper's School House-M IL. Harper, John Melville, FranE Lawson, judges; Odes Harper Pearl Stegall clerks; Joe Rob erts, officer.
 1 Greenhaw School House-A IR. Andrews, Harve Maths, wal tier Usery, judges; Thos. Cal Ihoun, George Young, clerks Sam Rich, officer.
 RICHWOODS TOWNSHIP. i Balch's Store-W. B. Over
 street, M. Balch, judges, Chas Ralch. Rob. Willis, clerks; officer.
 Ford's School House-Johl
 Britt, J. R. Carter, M. Gilmore
 judges; Jake Britt, Dillard foro
 clerks; -, officer.
 rv n,NIool Released
Newport daily independent., 1913-06-12

Letter to Mir. P. s. White, New
 port, Arkansas.
 Dear Sir: The Trustees of the Fair Ground, Cobleskill, N. Y. were glad to pay 15 cents a gal lon more for DevOe: and no
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-09
CITIZENS MUST
CLEAN WALKS

I'll. reoi'l. II Trinidad must clean
sidewalks. Owners or agents or
tenants must get busy within u Ger
tain number oi hours after every
snow storm ANA clean the sidewalks.
hnh where snow nnd ic" has arcum-
uint"'i 80 as Ia b-som. slippery. then
ns.i or .,shrs must b" kept Fprinki.d
Til" city council viii at til. next
meeting pafs slr,ns"n, ordinance
compelling al, r"sii-nts io clean
their sidewalks. and proN iLins "a
penalty that II in" said walks are
not swept thai Tia. lily viii Il" ia.
job and til. .os, III the work iisn. Cd
ai shuu, :. "-nls - front loot viii b.
charged ui' ur.inst I'll" 1TpI-rty
owner or t-nan, in IsN-H,
!\a ordinance "hiboiyiIs th-ss
provisions Nas introduced at th.
ns"iinE oi IN" council last nisht by
Ci,y Attorney MsGi.shan at the re-
la'-i "f Alderman G.iasmi'n al ,h'
i.oii.- committee. II Was . saiisGIs-
tory "TJinanr. ia every Nsg. nni "
~s. suggested tia, III" "Faina..r ar
sis-ha.i .o as l.. include a .iaus-
relative to mud on sid,-~aihs ana
a--.i., TIL. -i;Y attorney will iTnt'
an ani-ni.I "r.linans" Ia in'iu'r Ill
Ei.i. nl sidewalk "''s,ru",'ons ana
offer u t., III. n~H, m--,isE.
Il uas ihr sahhs~a' "f 'l- a'ti-F-
.s'iihsh'- shoaia ~ adopted - tH.F.
--I~ nsnN re1pl. aa8 n-AsF .,-ss
a .i.i-n S.G astfs d sJgFn snd ,l,si
AZ a '.yulI ,h- ell. .r.si.s t.-V"ui-
asash suIs Ia Pedestrians n." ,i.'s
si.r-i that sussr ~ a., e~aithi-s,
,B.n in ruuissa Ard izFE~st pydr-
.rts .sr sr-rs nsa vbS san ~.
finest hpm.ss ~ 81 si-sr 'hris .i,i+-
~si.. ana u is &" ."mE-i ,hts ne
s-i' ss st "tNsT stsss 81 si'if~Hs
:. s'.s" 'r@.T s4:sF. gaH q. "si-
nsHr'7 's H. b. FtF5aai
.irs.sigcrs ~ G'a "Hs-4tr er-s
,h'8IEss u 'f" sssrv m ar nn,
se rS's .i'sn as'ais . seEsain a -. 9
~ s',srx ALTER g. ss~Fs 'E- Fi'r $50
.sss"e % ~ g. 'i.ss s.. vsi-s 500
5s' "a sits'u' 't5; go s6If .- -'''r,.
tIas So 'ss' ss gs . d. 81" 20.
'h.' .~ss. rif' 10 s'a'W. a'. o. a
shAsss 'a tsr sagt phS- ~ RAYS hss
ssNr,s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-09
TAXPAYERS. ATTENTION.

Matters at the most vital
Interest ahi im mpoftahs- io
the taxpayers Of school dis
ui.i No. I ~lli b- discussed
at m--,ihs .aii-.i bS the
school board tn bs held al the
Chsm.~f q. comm-gr- al .:1o
Ihi. .srhtnks Matters af- 10
Ia Si.russ4i ON which the
m~mb-ss OF the schoo, hoard
wishes 50 Learn she ss--e a.
ali lEs taxpayers ani faE ,ha,
r~assn i, is hsi-a Jhss th-t-
-iii t-v q large attendance
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-09
PERSONALS

A. \. risht lot Denver is u bust.
ness visitor here.
Albert 9rees Of Albuquerque Is =
business visitor here.
T.. Williams OF Pueblo IL here or
T. r. md l business.
J. II. Ganey OF Psonia. Colo, is
here % business visit.
MAJOR Robert q. MacDonoli. 4. $.
A.. was Ms the city y.stsrday en-
e. }. Appel of Pueblo. II well
known business man. In In the city
on buxlncSs. ~' 1.' ~
Ira Mitchell of iiendcrson. Ky.
The baking powds~ man. l. here On
his regular rip.
=, y. DAYTON of Pueblo reu,rned
To that city thi~ morning after a
bu'ine~ visit here.
J. u. Wy.soii. . prOaiincnt land
man of riainview. Texas. il in th.
civ on u business trip.
", y, Eusdick. general pA,--Gs.r
a.sa, III the nauts Re II her, frou,
beaver tn business trip.
Nsx Mo.k. . we'll known ra,ti..
man Of rria.hcra. 10 In the cit, ,is.
itinE iri-nds 10; few days.
Mi-s BeTnice Meyer left this morn
int On tie e, 4 VI 10 spend the iaS
,isisin: her parents ia the emp.
u, y, Adams nf ArtaoSs. Y. ~
let, herr 'hss morning for hts hon,-
after s,-ndins severn, .ia,s h.f..
J. ~ Marks. chief electrician g:
IL. q. .. and I rssmpsny zane ih
la., evening and will .p.nI several
isys in its district
Ms and MIR ". e. iS~,f, o'
bsiias. rssss. ~so haze b-sn sno-
bou.. h..~ f.s .v.ra' isys. irt' far
the ..a,h on ,h~ q, AMI :, this
-uoss,as
Nss, y ~ Wiiitsms ~i.. q. Ma
iss Wiiiisn.. =. y a.. .N .his
.s,nsslrs les h-s ho..s in b~nyrr at,
tee ss-a.i.s several sass h~rS' ~i,h
h-~ Lu.ssn.s
J. ". ksrh. sr.-rsi snp-rinissd'
-ni .us- Santa f-. aaa y L. ueS'
~. ai,i i.isn saprsins-n.iess ps~ sa'
,-etsihs the -osk at .i.xfinz sH'
tir. oa Ns,ne maaptsins
i.ar Sisss bs"saIn-uS s'usk'
sssa OF i'.ls.as. 81 VI sLo SOS irs-r
ss-~-di ia Set. s"f ~esrfai .iass. i.s'
| t.f sh- south sais nsrfaiIs "a s-ps
e'ssr bn is'-s~>ss in that ,iS'ni'3
Ms. Kiss hal received ao sst-rts
ii.m lis sss-ssss bus i-sTssi shat
,.ssy ss.ris iU-s-S had 'sgCn s'ss'si-'
~. Ia tl,s srssas siosa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-09
Trinidad Novelty Works
T-irpaoae Tsisiasi ts>.
aio.aia.ait.sje2is ELM SrRAE1

one siasra Of Asl.assa's sosi tho
swsraptS eiii eaGr s~-ts- OF f.us
fgi. bsppSs There ia as'hlns
asaTr popular toe Christians. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-09
BElA1eD Basket
BALL SEASON HERE

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sa.s sas arrived .a1~-v bat tssr sbss
frsr ass thss vs5s pa- sn~R sss s4ss
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hiss scau.Hs al usu.ssI.s haV. ssss -
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grsfs's w sa. ~ sac psWsg ,p-s7s in
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FEW FOLKS HAVE
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Dern&ood
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