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Ration Notes
Littrell.Oriu.

Announcement has been made OF
th. marriage on February :! ai
Dawson of Mr Earl l.ittr-ii ot that
place and Mlss Edna orin NJ Ration,
Hoth young people are well known
In this city. Mr. i.itir.li II u son
OF MIR. I.icrc i.i,,r,li OF CoiiaN. IL al,
present engaged ~ a clerk In the
large company store At Dawson and
Is considered on. OF the company
most valued employees. Til. bride
{. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John orin Of Ration whcr" sh. has
grown up and established by her
winnie personality u lars. rircl. oi
stauuch friends. Nii.r graduating
from the Ration High school In 1910.
she accepted u position n ins;ruc-
tor IN til. schoo, at Colfnx whcr" she
will continue her school work until
the close cf the present term In
April.
The marriage % Mr., and Mrs. Lit
trc'l which was performed sunday.
February 80. by the Rev. Harvey VI,
Shields u, Dawson. has been KEEP; a
secret from tn" greater number of
friends until the present week when
l, was concluded best TO confess.
After the conplciion OF Mr-, Lit
trrll'> present term OF school work.
new home will be made ut Dawson.
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Woman Motorist
is Seriously III

Miss ~Cy W~sdmau, woman mo
tsgcyeiist. " New YORK. who has
accu detained In Trinidad toy sever
al weeks IN account o' had tNN.ds
south ~ IAl> city. aud WHO = -n-
r>tu,r - CAii:orNis. was taken ser
loa.l, III YESTERDAY =; her rNaEi -.
the nAsc.llae Hotel, aaG ~as inlaac-
a,s,riy moved ~ San Rafael hospii-
al. Mss wt>,LMAa has l-,Nrr 'cciins
badly >sacC her arvtNs, iG Trinidad
few works Ase, but Thought !; aas
,Ar vr>silg creI Asr hard irig from
y&c cS>;- Ecr sosli;iNa tcrS-ae >rT-
s,,.s YESTERDAY aud = physician Was
callrSi and r->aaoUreS~. acT s.lEae=.
Sac MAS 3, crcs -
u.o,ci - Iac Aaspiis; wAe-c SO :
rt<Sc,vsax aic<.ic'l Treatment A."s
W,>s4waa ~.,, ~ SSa;iae.. for a. in
,.c<tEl;c l,zeth ~ ,.Eac s@a q !.
Seas...i &; sac will eS ss,c - wa
;iaao Se- Zip acT.ass TIE eoazIsV,
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He,,an Club.

Nf> =. J. Cook entertained the
mrwbcrs cf the ri,rian club aud u
few Invited ruCtt> yesterday after
noon y, her home on rigc street. ich
meeting being most cnioyahly one.
The roll cali responses were quota
,lcus frsm The Bible. Mrs. ". ~.
Cooley read u splendid paper ou u II
mortality" followed b, a vocal solo
b, Mr>. Mack Patterson. MIR :, ".
Wcieo,i read an article on Easter
Customs" MTs Arthur Alien ia
>orrl the ladies with y plano solo
\ description of "Abhy'S Holy Grail
VAS siN-u nv MIR. 4 y rlack. her
talk being illustrated with pictures.
M,ss henrietta pa>is OF Denver who
has been ,uakisAx her home In rTint-
dad tor III, iAas, few ~rck- r.ndcr~l
several beautiful selection. OF the
,sspo Nrs Cook served delicious
two course luncheon and MAS assist
cd nv Nr>, ". l.. Crouch. Miss Anna
Clark. Nl,> Rrari-;ta Davis aud
Miss Elsa Richter, The guests OF the
afternoon Nrrc Mrs, ], NJ nNi>. Mrs
". l.. CrNuch. Mir Abt-rtt. Ms. :.
Ce>. N,.> Henrietta Davis, Miss FL
"a Richter. and Miss Auaa CLARK
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.!

he " election particularly Judges
election ,srrcia, dirc,ri section thcc Of
the official han and the method " voting
Il, this >ns penalties the violation n
tn" provision. thereof and I" repeal all acts aud parts r acts
Inconsistent thrrwith, II
No election official other shall t~ allowed
election the " a>s.uE the
n ballet whtlr
u absolute
h halle, npcrac such mash'uc The" and In tha,
shall cath his physical d~at,l
Said ~rae sAa be rrrrarrd aud the oath administered
disability
stated ia wrtfo kpnd duly judges
,nasc each u political faith shalt
booth adm mark his ballot
machine he ,thr voter, shall Indicate notation
tho rc eSks the rt
thus assisted sa,ns that the voter Ia. sra As.s'r Said
election officials filed with
e>nr election
hc heoNN ec,ioa officials with whom
W he " sarak a!cc
a, ph,>ieai' disabled hrrru dsnc shah 10 sali, rt
scNrd,nsN who shall
rath, kur~ps hc false, shall IL
s1NydaHiiea ~ perjury and punished aNrdnE,"
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Tourist Club,

Mrs. r " NIctunll ruirrtiinrI
the rnuris, club yesterday after
neon at one of the largest attended
meetings cf the season. M.r the
business, session Mrs Mclaughlin
opened the afternoons program
with an Interesting sketch Of the
life OF Margaret prlaud. the author.
This was followed by a book review
of Margaret pclaud's Iron Woman
by MIR. Mary >tratton The roll
cali responses We're individual opin-
Ions ot the book The newt meeting
viii be- held with Mrs. Mary STRAIT.
ton. 10; =. Fir, street. On Wciucs-
iay afternoon. March -.
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friedman Sought
to Patent His Care
in the United States

Wa>aius,ou. MarNA ;S-plucctor
!, =, \ndrysou. ~ the svVrvs1cri
~ & lru;c laboratory, who has begun
the test ger the paNllc Aca,ts service
Vt pr, =, y frtc,laarr'> srrrrcnies,s
culture, viii leave iNaleAi Nc- New
Work ~ csptcy Aea,p with the Nc-lia
S,>e,ov ug>sa his rrsaga tyow Can.
ada
w. Anderson viii sa,n N \ NJ,
S,ca an ~ tho iNihlic nca,sA service
wac j. Watching the drNc,c,>.Ncai IN
patients ircsicNi Ia New NSra sas-
rigsl> ~ W. SS{eamaus aud a.c;hc-
rSseVi Will Nc ~ssGv ~ rvSSGrc isc
-,cgAcsa y, preparing :Ar Nscs,ac,
Witch M t>Tsc5aAas has Withheld,
yaaNiss ssc cssGtgNNN ;sA; ;Ac saN-
r-pascgs .,sas. -cSSnsGtse ss.aNSorc-
gscsg IN tho ccs1gisSa y. psilczis al
rcSas ;rcsJc& ScsSrr eV -rCcSls ;Ae
sc>5v. " his salNiae gacJA<,a AaG ;ac
t,>>c
ghc ,,aN,to NcAt;a >sgNssc SSdAy
\ no; asr<s reasonable NcTi.seassNn ~
,Se T~qs>gs ;Aa; w. t>tc,ssaaas 81 Car
SACK - &s>s :s,N, aa,,jcl - This
e0Nera-scai ~ s f.&scas - A5> vesa-
CAV, TasaeN >.stA Applications ~ IL
sAc >ftgVs ayvasNos " sfc Fa.rss ".
issre lsssgsassssa rcsassEs ~ nj,
s>rstAgaaa@Ns intention : sssS ~ have
v@a1e sAS@asA torcssN ssa-vc- No
i f.aicas, NN~eNcy, &S> sren s>sast'A, II
Was ,sAsasca Nas als,S shSs ~ cas.s-
sssrvsal iNE~a eVcss b@;;ssasst~ any
\ ssseA Nacstae inia .Ac c'aartrr ~sil-
ens sAf> approval ~ the .Sasfsc AtsosA
\ .crSN~ rAStN Ansr'ssaa r~aea oEls
x.saat Alseg sNsTvasA sc>sS
/ rNa> ta- sNe esNeGasaeas anshar1-
|. g3c> have received 3 cnlsur'e D'aha asr..
/ s>tte.aQana arrG sAtS N,src began iNc
sa,sk sns ~ >a9r-s4a14 aT'rs shr.aaasa Nas'-
sers s,assarr media, Ns.ea shrst sab
gsaaeaavS trs grown gfrcc ~Gao NJ
/ sc>lf,h ~. Sasaraiets a.sSsasl>,, >a>A ~
sssrX Xss'>,, raANsis, saSV ana e'ssrata.
s6es, The essVgInrcsrs ~iQl sl.'o 'ht
saiaane ON Ha Aaresn reirles,, e'at
| oaaa Ntrp constant ~astsE rt Ih<
ragEch3> alraaAS s1rafy'G HS nNVch'
.ahrp
The Pahatt N,tallgh ssg~d;s Is Gaals
g,sc>,flis4h Ns faltr'rontsh> >1ilNtiVf>
| .ttSdhS aSt tNScAmafnNs .rcasgner1.
4 Members 81 congress also arc rrt'fsis'
A h-le aRpfal> fivan T'nt's3rgs IN 'tll >s1-
sHan> ,.f efyt csnhsrS, bat aht govern
grtrna -dla 80 nsthine 81 shf> sirrt
and ~ila glisRs no fecs,farsi .lasliin!
@uu3N . rab- stsi has s,ctH rnai't..
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SENATOR CLARK ELECTED
PRESIDENT PRO TEN OF SENATE

WA>Asassar. NaEva .$--SszA'S-
James u. Clark y. A-AAasS>> ne-sNs-
cra,. 49, fe.aSS clct;ed .vc>l ~
.,7S,;e.a y,as,a as iSc senate St~Ssc-
ciasA resolved sl Nsscs, Senator
xsAlls2ssg, Rsgss,soAa. is, aa@ Sea-
sss.> IiAPy and Nssse~ azl .sazaA
sac taeS Ses.x;or Clark uas sE-
Tat.6 a,ely >~S-a aa@ presided over
sAc scaAsc .sssraae sAe election .!
..Sc- S1.ssss-S sar sAc ae~ saas-r<Ss-
Vice s>-tsaSsca. Nas>AsN T'csi;'e'a
.rNa sho sA4xaSer While sAe senate
esss,>.e ss> NtSScsAa>,. Senator ~ s>.e"
Sgscl as- Senator claaa ana senator
.C1agr ss- senator Srss.ee- ras 0at
N,sc gn- S-s=.assG ae7'sA vas cas- As
Senator - .oaals1se.
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A GENEROUS OFFER
ysns Mopsv EesuaSei !: fArssal.
Ssr. nrsaaS G4assA OAl6r1E

ffYG1r sifsorS ft4ks fH'nbg'> Noil ~
s,y. lsas 8 Aarcsl tais- every word
% H. hreia I>a IT iht 'saHs!fAE G'iae
co eT, l,o- sl,selastlr tsrT3are NJ
shoc ara re.i lgto~ ii'arn htansl rs.-
snlf. x'i., ,Se,a ,ihts conNa rsG make
.sath 1; cfncrvstss odRT-
fArr>5up Ssss ohn nov De ''Atnanfa
in fser-o uasn in ATrtTsta-, % NJ e'Hi.1-
anrte,h 10 >ron e,lllirtc hnar ifba as'Sh-
9Tgc >V;tF
u rs ahc sGtoll- Gtll5shifaa- r's.FnSs-
lazint hair if-ss;>;ue .h,i 1uaSsrs hh I
grew dn ulsnHBauce, fsristsn Stis's i>
o yr'lIpt fapx,tiils With women he
fl.lrsr RI 17,.,,,,> ulf hsi;' hiilltIri and
fas,ar.Ys.nc. II. 8ldnialy H,siff,nIrcd
and Is 1fGi ssRssSe e'r fasx>s
u1re Irurs resi' d lhrige bs"li'e rs ffnOs
.lh gaHfs ai naaEsnnt a'r'ns On, wlff
s'uaf,I i,.r. IT. Sosa t7eS,' siht1rsl, 'f'
ifi,oGT.. hll elhsr-cc. uiininhFa, lG 1f'
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Bonnvman. .Ensleman.

Mr., 4 l.. ltounyMar and Mis- Ger
,r,idv EnE'cman. both well known
Young people of Ration. were quietly
united b marriage last SATURDAY
afternoon AZ the home OF the bride.
mother In French. Rev. Hcpl-v OF
III. Methodist church of springer
officiating at III" wedding ceremony.
While not iis;inc' surprise TO
lhcir many friends In Ration ;hc
uulou of these two popular young
people of tn. city viii he noted With
deep Interest bv those with whom
beth til, bride ard groom have been
Intimately acquainted during their
past several years OF residence IN
Ration. Nrs Bonnyman cam" from
her homo iu French 10 Ration two
y.ats axo and, Immediately tccam. a
favori,c socially. both because Of her
talent A. an accomplished musician
aud because OF her winning person
a,l,y. Mr.. nonnyman. who has
served In = most acceptable manner
for the past seven years - general
bcOsk,rrrr to the auditor At the -.
l.. Il NJ 4 y. company offices. rr-
,sin> an equally high posi'ion In the
opinion Of hi- many friends In Ra-
ton who are offering him ihctr
hearty congratulations on his choice
of wife The cuIplc expect 80 he
At hcuv IN few day. tr ihciE
friend, At tsS frcu> avenue.
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South Side Bridge Club

The south SiJ" ur,dcc club met
tsis a0~rnHcn with MIS-. \, w, Me-
tt~ndrlc At her hcmr on Maple street,
After ihc game = luncheon VAS scrN-
cd iu the iinrg rNom. yellow being
Ihr prc, si,iae cclcr us,d 10 the table
decorations, A eouGuc. ~ yellow lon
uul,> Arrived an attractive ccn,cr
piece Nr. Mc,lcndvir> guests
wrr, Mr. n 4 Sscadc-, Mr.,
Chrsle> =, eastman ~ Denver, Mrs,
" y. NlchNl. Mn y Y rat:LsAn.
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E. O. Eaple, 10 Give Ball.

\ ST, Patrick dance Viii be- civ
rh al Mndd'us "h the evening of
the i.th. by the Trinidad lodge oi
the Fraicrnai order Of Eagles.
G,at,cis orchc.tra will furnish til.
music aud Frank stone viii sing
several selections during the even
inr. The hall viii bc decorated In
green and white suggestive OF the
day 49,
The ChaNcE- -iiurns boxing bout
that Il 10 take place on the i.th.
vii, he held earlier In the evening
In order that those dcslrous OF at
tending the dance can do 80 immc-
dia,cl, after the bout
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Knights Templar BANQUET.

VfIFN NIT NUIENIN MN tNtIf IAWIVN
attended last nisht the banquet ~
Oriental tcmmanIcrN No Is.
Knights rcmp.ar At the Masonic
temple. II WAS mcsI elaborate
spread and the evening WAS thor
onEhly rnicy,d with orchestra music
and program ct songs Addresses
were made hN John u. GaIltN,i and
EcN, Il T. Chandler. Nftcr the hap-
auc; aud Entertainment the eucs,>
spent the rcuaincr VI the evening
dancing,
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pNrsNss ny lNvEcr,vE

C>ANpc WaNasNaiss
s N Nr ~ ' sang "a IL unal aic cftNrt> ~ rr,sS Is
vS>NH Ssn14es Nc Visits wNNsvyi sauaNss'' msca ',s
: +
EN,N' ncrss,, y \ '~cScy u Sgs J VssNN h'a ,'sn-
Nrsd,e,,
CHARTS MNas3 sod lrrs SsnSc'> arsTAs'ns mne e'sa
A. \
A hc s' ~ Nsus as"s tsa NcS arr s rael'srsra ei
Trinidad yac NS>l Nlt,c In NsNsy&As
NJ
"
tsAtcaca, TcsGaSv>
LsH. Is . ~ - lhNfSstN
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Tics Joli Club

The mrmbcr " the Trcs Joli club
Viii he the hos'csScs at o'clock
DINNER ENcn tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs, ", \. rrihbic. COM
plimcutar, TO the husbands Of the
club members. After the dinner u
musical aud social evening viii be
ruJo,
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Niss Edk,ns Hoste~s

Miss Sue Eih.ns entertained the
Ladies' Guild of III" Episcopal
church this aticrnoon At their r-su-
lac weekly meeting. The Afternoon
w.r spcut In sewing aud the hostess
served light rrtrcshmcUts
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Cottage PSver Meeting.

'NIIIgr FTINVr WVtTIWE Tut FN'
north side viii meet with Mr-, NJ,
T. BOYD. ios Wet Ia.a street, Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock. Mrs,
''adiry will be the leader ot the at
t,rnoSn,
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ATTENTION ELKS

NosalAr sscestNe ateS. II 7C>dsS,
NsyvA ~ A,t sSN> Ay,c grsat>sy8 -
~ s,rv>csS TAtyr vii 10 eletstS,s -
a;NcTy> ~ say cg>asNe sevss,, IA. y,
~o;l''ssN slN%.ic,a Reader, I, J, Wssss,T
SsSsvS$yS,
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priscillA Club

The Priscilla Club win NEE, sat.
urdaN afternoon at o'clock in-
steady of frlday. with Mrs. y u
,,in1man. ou' Topeka avenue.
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Sunshine Societv

The sunshine Society viii w""'
tomorrow aftrrnon at ESQ "'clo' u
with Mrs . irandpr". at h.r home
as Naca street
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nD,s1ssrnt srt'ta, rs -nlnfECrs iitiaJs
i.lp,e>a arasV,s sg.n 1Htf. o7st tIlisis re
fv,f.. aDcass.' Nnsmt'rt rs "z'll 1'crfrn
in4rft.t,h slpc si sl1 $ts,T9is
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Social Affairs
EHS LOCAL FU TIONS MI
Ss8 AND SOCIETY NEWS GN

Mr.. Charles Rapp, Mrs, T.. l., Allen.
Mrs. James Esp,S, Mrs. T. J. K'c. and
Mrs, \. y. WN,nu,
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pEArG 0r CHILD

RJDT39VN ANs&SS. teNea tsAasA>
S,'A cal,a ~ lSaN sua MAyS s,Ssrs~
~, tv1N,~ Ni,d ,sss cNvafas - nptsss
pr,,aia Al gac SNasc 81 Gs ,,srwag> "
5a&g S,seatA sNsata' WI, take Nssce
~ ssssgyasS
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n T.. & Meeting.

The regular meeting oT the East
,rn star vii, be held Friday evening
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

%nsTdis 1tthidsk - AHsi11Ak -
ssyrsshaaf ~ TIRE Ghr9nssos-Ns~1
.nefss.A Mran1 n nIusrpA NnltlN ,lrs,n.
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<a,NeS'e.>ewz 30, = s@ra,a
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

Quite number ~ our ,ccal low
cr> y, music are anticipat,ns an at
tendance at the Nordica concert 20
,,r given al the Wcs; theatre In
Trinidad FRIDAY evening. Madame
LILLIAN Nordica = accompanied on
her tour this season by Wm NJ.
IL, ,mmei. ,tcliui>j. aud Romayar
simmons. pianist. two farori;c niusi-
clans
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vamaH'e,Ne~s SNs a.esa,N. |,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

Awnr 80 rbe cFf'ns, NrlI,ssns. sisl1usn.,
IN, tiiffNbl,Is, H,r rm'rls, iatsf,ts, ,sErufcss
iara ,lal 3ad dr,.itht4 ,sile~ 1.Se nl!llIsm.
sif i,aJgt IIs 1rtl llih Staa WIN llttn i'nhsl:t
llhnI VIZ ygrias e,h d piw 7,flprdri.-- 4i'h.'s
,sus pA ubn vf,f-s'bs u,Dt aegI.N 3fd.i dis,nt,ts
sc,,d nv b. Jht Hrle rtirrrfp ghhi Dor,
lift vrn'3- prriI sfrcai mss rnst. md
ann I1rHt- brr sia'r'u1a.Tnpcrs htaari
.-iihirlIan, Br ct'rH ss Nvsui icts hg,a
1.m,npa IlZ. lafl dung .iNs,t,s, ~, ,,di'trntrn
ar r'trmnn ,'pri.. hilNs IN NJ n itunr, n Nriy
MT trr ihr,-t vi,n drin kpr~ ~lhNi rnsl
SWs ,rsunrtrb ~ vrilM na Shfhtr ljili,tf
T,rtr-. a C,a. f.r1 a, N,asn.ih -As... Sn.isii.y,h
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s,ot in: r.,s s.sa, ssssass ral.-.

s,.f- va I-l,r se q 7ne-e 1sa. fsn:
-'e,.l- s...i 81 ar N.rr, = sAst scsi 10 sik
Js,sl lntl ARE s,n-s-5~s .rsi-
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WIN Es,5l. Esit-mnfilr q lYspdtinl *,
Tsnrtsrl I.iEssSd rfrg'ur'h ,sn No y
NlguiiHc hiintfnaSn on rsJn1s trsn ms
ihnnrn i'm r>rahftrL ra ocrln Y'nr'e NJ
n,e Siih his fEiiirr. Mr G'&nr,ce mtll
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t.Illi.n \ordiCa = accompanied on
her tour this season by Nm NJ.
r. mm,l. Nieliu,s;. aud Romayac
simmons. pianist. two farori;c must
Clans
II, w.lis,naui. proprietor - III,
Red Cro>> Pharmacy. returned ycs-
tcTday morning from Denver where
he accompanied ~. !. L, Hobbs. who
later wa> fc-ecI - undergo an oper-
alton fcr appendicitis The og,Ta-
,ioa WAS PERFORMED "Wednesday
.2oTEins The --latest -,yssyi >Aous
NJ. Hobbs condition most favorable
toT = >fesis recovery,
> [. iirl; Aaj family expect 70
occupy ;A.> week the residence q:
N->. Clara SsA-VsG,- 90 wos; Cook
avenue
Mss Sreiyz Ss=,t- pleasantly 81
1.-..i1,G r.zs.- % Se- yoa- !.
',xSV fFstzGs Sze -V.zizs ias. week
~s-A PARTY A- the kcrso-ac IAeS-
sr,e. sllRs~zd ~ the eascv1eui ~
Hight retrcss zarCs> serrcG II her
sc=ac Atse-> the sAeXtnc
\ number - the AicA >eAcc' ssu-
Gezi> gave ~ caSoyAA.c GSnSe las;
f'-5GSy zVca5nc IL the Love ts&,S.
tosso~rcl ~ ;Ac >c-r5as q Tet-e>A-
-acrt>~
Mrs. Y w- ottscr- expects .c
teayc shs> week ta- u visit ~s;A
Friends living in nenvt-
-At S,aaasr commissioners Elt.t
-lsA the S'aaa,r ssssssse- ca NN-dGg.
MArch .1sa- nj ! SO y n. fa- -1-
'I.,n nf.,as,e u making Dlgs>iiSS156o..> Si
y-'aye-rr tVr sAx2sana Fsa-rc>,s ii
EaaFSc7 vaars- tor 1he rtAr 1919. j..
4 -sSas-ra Nr GAw
4 The Se~,asta hodge will Iucss 6E
le,sanb- sf->sSan l7r@sar nigh, III 1As
Ba O % y lE1al Nidfr zhe irils1
\ r5sE % Surge e1As. Of ntv shssn,.
Z htrs d satoeta VIII he ssrrt.l rlh.
'ns'anl sa,sa1 asu.as's'> S,t sht 1Bess'
lung wala fsllss
rlt grand Hnry a.st lhe srrdr.
1gt1m g. shr cslssx e'nansy uoniz hI'
!,etsn anllci Hor MaTGI~ MH-sa 81
las ad oltArtsl Tlhs E,s'ia1 iniz iEnt
:, 9,st4n >nAy,-trlnrd 1,n npptur nj 1lr
same fre,ar ON the talle~dpc ManbAg
March sl-
7 c, W Fisher rssnnIin.'d 1Ais weed
fivln Hci}kr laSrll ~tEera Atlh IL
I.lalui.Aint,S dor llht TpEsi ssWsifI
rrfinils mn ,eisiire dsr 1ihf MEsw'tl
lrritrAfea Land Cl0mpHHyv. and Will
rrfspn ms Gruhrtttiss i'm 1ht CirGti
hird Fih.1Hs 'ejlii'itss
WIN. Es,;lh. snrurtirilr d lysabtini g,
fsniNtsrl. IiS.ssSd rflrpurh sJn No
Nle suii,tc Afitfpaan ssn 1sJu1H trssn Nm
: lihSnr i'm TrthtfIl tn o,run gnr'k n
b iIn,t Siiih 1is fsiirfr. Mn Gt's',ce mtI
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

TAt S'oaasr t'aHzaH>>ssne-> 7atS
~lsA the caaasr sss'sis>.s-' ca MS-dA'
MA-ch .1sa- af SO y n. for ID
.,ai,,ase St making Dlgs>iiSt1sho-.> I
Property tcr Iax4stea Esarce'>s.s ,
EaaFSc7 v,are- tor lAe rtgr 1919. )
-s.al .alas-Y.d Ar lAw-
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

Mss sreiya SAa,cr pleasantly 81
5.-;aia,,9 = r.zse- % se- yoa7 :
-SSv tTltaGs Sze -N.zizs las. week
~s1h q PARTY .; the AcTNSo-ac hes
sr'e- tolhe~-E NJ the ea9cvIe1i VI
Hight Refreshments >errc1 a5 her
sc-ae atse->ias theatre
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

C. U, l1islhtr rssna1rnrd 1lhis wfaa
firIn t.atikr Fesrlh UtEtin At}h IL.
maintained dor llht rKsi ssRsifll
rren.Nl< Mn e,tsfre f'sr glhe MIswtll
lrritrarca Land GiSmpMrUe And will
reopen his Iruar1tr's i'm the Cnrgtf
aiird Ffhs1ps iesliiitss
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

The SraHea hodge viii ncs7 iz
l'tsull- st,>sa,su 17raSAr nigh. III aAs
a. O 70 y l1g1 si1fr zhe. ir.ilSn'
1iar ei q Sarge tlhss of nsv ghenl-
Hsr-s q sntcets VIII hs serpt.S rlh.
usiaAl Natill atu.a-'cs g,t llt Ibs,.s'
INC wll tsllss
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

\ number - the Aica >cEco' s;u-
dezts gave ~ ca>oyAA.. 6SnSe iSs,
f'75GSy ZVc.8nc II iAc Love :s@,l
foSao~'t[ ~ ;Sc >e-Tsac & get-ssA-
-aerE>~
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

: {, iirli Aaj family expect :,
oecwPv tA.> week ih-, residence q
N->. Clara SsA-VrG,r 90 wcs; Cccs
avenue
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

Tint grand lnrE 4st llhr s1srdrtc
term e- shr Caltsy e'nurty tsntT hIs
Actsn ohltca fr MaTGI~ MAr'sia ~
ls no NGhctS Tlhs BaiiaI llfT I'm.
l,,,rn >lnly,rcrncd 1n harrtor nj 1Ns
same Nrc,nr on the 1jnileNdpc Manbag
March 81
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-13

Mrs. \ ~ ottsct- expects Il
ie1yc sNs> week .a- q visit -siA
sr5ca@> living in nenVt-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-02
KNUCKLES USED TO
CRACK AND BLEED
Hands Chapped. Suffered Terrible
Pain. Used Cuticura Soap and
0iutmentFiv Weeks, Hands Fine.

GA Park Ave. Brooklyn. N. WY
hands used TO chap and bleed and they
panied me very much. When put them
IN water they used to burn terribly. espe-
cially In hot water. My hands looked dirty:
that was because they were 30 chappcd.
The knuclsles used 70 crack and bleed and
I suffered terrible pain. tried different
remedies but they never did any good. A
friend told me TO try Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment. got some and made
q isther from the Cuticura Soap and bsthed
my hands. then dried them and put the
Cuticura Ointment on and put on pair
OF old gloves was surprised 70 see how
my hands were healed. They used TO DO
red and rough and now they are soft as
velvet. tried the Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment for week and they got lne. have
no more trouble with my hands since
always use Cuticura Soap and can't
praise II enough 20 all my friends tsigned)
Mrs. NJ. Waterman. Dec. %. 1911.
For pimples and blackhcads the following
Is a most effective and economical treatment:
Gently smeartheaffected parts with Cuticura
Ointment. on theend OF the finger but do not
rub. Wash OF the Cuticura Ointment In Ave
minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water
and continue bathing for some minutes This
treatment Is best on rising and retiring. At
other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the
toilet and bath. 70 assist In preventing in1am-
nation. irritation and clogging Of the pores
Cutlcura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are
sold throughout the world. Liberal sample Of
...ch ,,,.ilaa fr... With Q0-n Qlin Roolr An
dress postcard 'Cuticura, Dept T, Boston"
ss-Tender-faced men should use Cuticurs
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample frce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-02
Hunters Licenses.

One of the results of our remark
able Legislature just closed is the
new law which will require unnatural
lied citizens to obtain the non-resi-
dents license before sallying forth
for an afternoons sport with a gun
This new act will affect good many
Hardwick residents and appears from
this angle to be foolish law il not a
downright fool law. A man who
though lack of just the right informa-
ton necessary to enable him to ans
wer the questions required in natural
ization court should not for this rea-
son be made to pay an exorbitant
price for little legitimate sport in
free country. Many of our unnatural
lied citizens have been residents for
many years and his new law will
seem a little hard to them no doubt.
This law is found in Act POI Of the
acts published as a supplement to the
various state papers. By the former
law. residents of the state OF Yer
mont were entitled to hunting licens-
es on payment of soc fees. Section
of the new law provides for def
milton OF what resident is for this
purpose and states that In order to
be resident person must not only
have lived In the state not less than
six months, but must also be a citi-
zen Of the United States. Unnatu-
rallied persons are now therefore
for this purpose non-residents and
must pay the nonresident hunters
license fee of s10.50.-Hardwick Ca
zette.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-02
HAYWOOD AGAIN ARRESTED
Charged with Unlawful AssembIase
In Massing Paterson Strikers

Paterson. N. J., March 30.-William
D. Haywood, |. w. w. leader. was ar
rested here this morning charged with
unlawful assemblage. Haywood had
been preveated from holding an out
door meeting of silk strikers and had
assembled 1000 silk strikers prepar-
atory to a march to Haledon, where
Socialist Mayor Brakeman had grant
ed the |. W. w. agitators rein with
regard to meetings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-02
Little Wonder Workers.

Coles Little Wonder Workers. the
liver pill that contains the new cohar-
tic Phenolphthalem and the old cathar
tic Aloin combined to make the most
effective little liver pill you ever had.
Prompt. safe and sure relief In any
case Of disordered stomach. constipa-
ION. biilIousness. and liver troubles.
Forty little sugar coated pellets for
CSC Sold only BY Harold W. Cole.
Pharmacist