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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-11
Articulos ReligiosOs
De Venta en- la Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano

Santo Nino Cautivo
San Francisco de Asis.
Mira. Sra. de Monserrato
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
San Isidro Labrador
Sto. Nino de Atocha
Las Animas Benditas
San Juan Bautista
FL Buen Pastor
San Bonifacio
La Sombra de San Pedro
San Camilo de Lelis
San Cayetano
San Antonio Abad
San Juan Nepomuseno
Sagrado Coraz6n de JESUS
Senior San Jose
San Crist6bal
San Luis Gonzaga
San Miguel Arcangel
Mira. Sra. del Carmen
Santa Elena de la Cruz
San Joaquin
San Expedite
Divine Rostro
MILAGROS para promesas.
Ojos, cuerpos, brazos, piernas,
etc. etc. Garantizados de plata.
Is centavOs cada unO.
ESTAMPA de la Santa Liga
Eucaristica, muy elegante, propia
para devocionariOS y~recuerdOs de
la primera communion.
80 ~centavos la dOcena
ROSARIOS blancos, de hueso,
con la imagen de Mira. Sra. de
Guadalupe dentro de la cruz.
Muy eIegantes V bonitos.
40 centavos cada uno.
ROSARIOS medianos, imita-
ci6n COCO. superiores a tOdOs los
de su clase
80 centavos cada uno.
ROSARIOS chicos, de vidrio,
propios para Senoritas y Ninos.
% ~centavOS cada uno.
HISTORIA SAGRADA. Este IL
bro es una soberbia recopilaci6n
del Antique NuevO TestamentO.
En- e. eSta escrita Ia cOmplicada
historic del pueblo de Israel, y
pinta las fguras de Patriarcas y
prOfetas, vi6ndose claramente CO
mo Sc prepare el gran suCeso de
de Ia venida del MeSias, vaticina-
da para la plentiful de los ITEM
pos NO
NOVENA del Santo Niho de
Atocha, IL santavos cada una.
NOVENA y 44uo de Nuestra
Sonora del Perpet" Socorro, 20
centavOs cada una.
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III.

81 a la lid contra tueste enemiga
Mes convoca la trOmpa guerrero,
De iturbide la sacra bandera,
tMexicanos! i~vaIientes seguid.
Y a los fercs bridones les sirvan
Las vencidas ensenas de alfombra;
Los l~aureleS del triunfo den Sombra
A Ia frehte del bravo adalid.
COpo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-11

Guerra, guerra sin tregua al que intente
De la patria manchar los blasOnes.
Guerra, guerra, Los patrios p]endones
En- las olas de sangre empapad.
Guerra, guerra. En- ell monte, en- ell vale
Los canones horrisOnos t%ruenen,
Y los ecOs sOnOroS reSuenen
Con las voces de iUnj61l! iLibertad!
CORO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-11

En- sangrientos combates los vlste
Por tn amor palpitando sus senos,
Arrostrar la metralla serenos
Y la muerte o la gloria buscar.
ST ell recuerdo de antiguas hazanas
De tus hijos inflama la mente,
Los l~aureles del triunfo tn frente
Volveran inmortales a omar.
CORO.
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ORACIONES.
a ) c~entavOs cada una,

Nuesua Sonora de Guadalupe
Purisima Conception
Sanusimo Sacramento
San Camilo de Lelis
SantO Nino de AtOcha
San Jose
San Antonio de Padua
Santa Cruz
Las Goce verdades del mundo
Sanusima Trinidad
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
San Geronimo
Piedra Imam
La Magnitica
SOmbra de San Pedro
Justo Juez
Senior de Ia buena muerte
San Isidro Labrador
San Simon ' Judas TadeO
San CiprianO
Is minutes en- compania de Jesus
S~acramentadO
San BonifaciO
Divina PrOvidencia
Los cuatro EvangellOs
NueSua Sonora de Monserrato
NOVENAS.
q 10 centavos cada una.
San Antonio de Padua
San Camilo de Lelis
Trido a San Jose
San Berito de Palermo
Mira. Sra. de Ia Cueva Santa
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
Purisima Conception
Medardo ' GildardO
Santo NinO Cautivo
Santa Gertrudis
San AguStin
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
Sagrada passion ymuerte de Nitro,
Senior JesucriStO.
Divina Providencia
Mira. sra. 0e Ia MeICtu
Mira. Sra. de la Luz
Mira. Sra. de los Dolores
San Luis GOnZaga
San Juan N~epomuceno
Mira. Sra. de Lourdes
San Miguel
Maria Nagdalena
Destierro de ignoranclaS
San Rafael
ESTAMPA NEGRA
Tamaho 9 u X Is
a Is centavos cada una
JESUS, Maria y Jose
La divina Providencia
San Benito de Palermo
San IgnaciO de Loyola
Nuestra SeLcra de los Dolores
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iPatria. iPatrial tus hijos te juran
Exhalar en- tus aras su ~aliento,
ST ell clarin cor su belico acento
Los convoca a lidiar con valor.
Para II las guirnaldas de OLIVIA,
I'm recuerdo para ellos de gloria.
I'm laurel para tt de victoria.
I'm sepulcro para elloS de honor.
CORO.
Merjcanos, al CRITIC de guerra
Ell acero GprestGd q Ell brid6n,
Y retiemble en- SuS centres Ia terra
Al sonoro 47tgir del canon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Gin Sdluin0imd)sz6miten

Sin &l1lten, melder guf fortmab=
reno belaitigt, lit zines Ser gefdbr=
liden Signale, Sic Dor Sdmin6iudt
marnen. Or Sings Seem DISCOVERY
itint SEN @uiten, I01t Sic @rnit, treibt
6as 6ieber meg un6 laBt gud frieolid
idlafen. Die erite 1olis itiqt sic
Spmptome l1n6 gibt iofortige 2i11oe=
rung. 1rau 81. S. Merb bon Glen
@upn, Soma, idreibt: Or Sings
11eue gnt6edl1ng beilte cine bart1tadi=
&c grfaltltng, nadoem feds @od)en
Doftoren @ilfe beriagte." Ser
indt es, 50 es 6as @lei6e fir gn6
tbun miro. Bette @eoi5in fir @uiten,
grfdltltngen, &als= un6 2nngen=ge<
@el6 5nriid, tpenn es nidt
btlft. Breis 500 un6 $1.00. SHE
Npotbefer, per Hoit. s. g. 8udlen &
&c., @bila6elpbia o6er ct. 2onis. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Sbmacbe 2un9en fabren If
ters ;;,r itblimme &ranfbeit.

5dupade 2ungen leiten bdufig gu er1<
sul1eeu 6a6t, ieio. Sir i'm Musemeinen
gal,slid9. uao ernite auneenbei@neroe
itellt it6 leidt ei11. Ssn bielen Yaaen
la11en Bneumunia ober 2nftr0brenfrantz
Better Die 2uugeu in einem %1d)tpaden
3ultal10e. gdmau's Ilteratipe lit cine
Webi3in fir ben @ols unD Dte 2u19en,
tpas 1i6 ols lebr 6utrdglih erlpielen bot,
ald) lpe,n Elm &limalpebiel uno anoere
8eb arDlunoen perfeblten, 2inberul1g 51
brineen. 9e1et fplgenben Sail.
r9erren: SIN SCRIPT 1905 8og i'd mir
cine ernite grtdltlng 8u, tpelde ii@ auf
meme 2l1ngen felt1ebte, un0 metn Mr5t
1agte mir, i1 mi11e na9 Galifornten un0
bies ipfort. gu jener 3eit rietb mon mir,
gdman's M(feratipe 5u nebmen. Sd
blieb 5u 9aule unb fling an eS 81 nebmen
Sic Iebte @odle i'm October. S6 begdnn
better 5u tperben, uub Sic erite 8o9e i'm
s%Sanl1ar 1906 nobm ib meme reguldre
8e1bdftigung arf, n1b meme @eiuno5ett
mor b%oQitdnbig bergeitelt. Gs itno iebt
lieben Sabre, 1eitbem meme @etlnng err
tpirft murbe, l1nD ib fam @dman's Nlz
teratipe nidt gen11g lobe1.
Qtnter5eidnet) 50. 30. Eatem.
@dman's Alteratibe bat 1i9 biele Sabz
re hinburd erprobt in boulter @irflamz
feit oeqen 16limme 9alsz uno 2ungen=
@rmf6eiten, Bronditis, bron9iales Nithz
ma, bartn6dige @rfdltungen unb i'm Muf<
ban bes @bfems. @ntbdlt feine 8ez
tdubunqsmitteI, @iftitpffe ober Mebi5tz
men, sic 1i6 3ur @%etpohnbett formiren.
gerfauft bel ben lettenoen Npotbeiern.
an 0as @dman 3aboratortl1n,
8bilabelpbia, 8a.. fir 8ooflet, peIhes
iiber &eiIungen unb anoere Gntoen5 ban.
hpIf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Mintntt @rinb meg,
8eieitiat oen 9aaransfaa.
spart Gucr &aar! Gamft cine 25 Gent
Slaide 9anoerine gerabe iekt-8e=
ieitigt aud has 3amtjmfcn.

@iinnes, ipr0bes, farbloies unb mage
res !@aar lit elm ltllmmes 3en9nib fir
Gin pernahlafigte @aut-fiir @rino-
Den l6redliden 9dorf..
gS gibt nitbts, >uas bas 9aor 10 5erz
ltDrt aIs Grind. gs bernlbt has 9taar
Iciues @lonses, 1einer Startc mlo leines
2ebcns, er5cnet gelegentlib Sieber nno
SUDDEN Ser @al1t, ipoourd, menn nid6t
beieitiat. bic %|6aarlpur5em 5l1mmmen%
I1rl1mpfen, losmaden uno gum Nblterz
ben oebrocbt inerheu = baum fdllt bcs
@uar ralb aus.
@o1ft cine IS Gent Slaihe @npiplz
tons @anbcrinc in irgcnb elmer Mpptbefe.
SIR f6nnt liderlih berrliben 9aartplhs
llnb cine Male @are Daben, lpenn SUR
efcn nm cine feline Slai6e 9anOertnc
pcrllltbt. Shpnt Guer Spar. %crllbt
es!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@ams nno @ot.
@crmcrtgmug ppm ltnfra,ttcrn 8
9ingnngs5,uefcu.

&Gllfig id)enft man SEN llnfrmlt=
n%1allelL 1pie lie ebcl1 bonn Jel0e &C.
id)afft meroen, luenig 8ead)tung be-
%loroers pena Sic Mrbeite1t orat1gen;
lie bleiben mertbloS liegen. uno 6od
f0i;1nen sic ltnfrdl1ter mertbpon mer=
Sen, tpenn man Tie 5ltr &ompoItberei=
tung permenoet. Ser &ompoitbalt=
fen tpiro nit &e9t 6ie 5parbi9ie Ser
@irtbldaft genannt, III Ser mir ales,
tpas Gatl1gfraft belibt, aufipeidern
ioueu. @ol15 beiouoers eignet iid
nun oie &ompoltieru11g Ser nnfrau=
ter 6a5u, moourd Sic midtigiten
Ndbritoffc, melde 0urd tie oem So
Sen e~nt5ogen ipurben, lebterem in Ell
'1er perbaltniBmabig 1eiht aufnebm<
barren 6orm mieoer 5ugefiibrt per6en.
Msit Der geridleu6ernng Der unfrau=
ter auf @egen u116 S6uttplaben
treibt man 8erf1menoung NIT 111ng=
itofferL fompoltiert 11lalr lie oageget1,
70 erbalt man nidt MIR bie 6ari11 emit
baltenen Mabritoffe oem 6eloe, ion=
bern %cr5ielt aud) einen geeigneten
Ginger.
Die &ompoitbereitung fam 1rur in
Ser @etfe de1hehen. 6QR man Shih=
ten bon l%tnfr6rtern nit S6i6ten bon
groe abtpe6ieln laBt. @be Elm folder
&o%mpoitbaufen gar miro, beoarf es
ober ldngerer .3eit un6 mebrfaden
l1mitebens 6ashe.lben. @dneler err
reidt man COS getpiinidte 3iel, tnenr1
mat al SteIe Ser Gr6e 5mii9en oie
eir3elnen, gut feit5utreten6en 9di@=
ten griiner Eflan5emaiie gebrann=
ten, ungel0idten Salt bringt. SIT Ser
@aufen fertig, 10 iin6 Sic 5eiten=
mdl1oe 1r0 sic oberite @didt gut nit
gr0e 311 be6eden. SSn ei1tem 6erartig
a1gelegten &ompoitbaufen gebt fol-
ge11oes Dor iid: 3ur6 sic 8erub=
ru11g oes gebrannten Safes NIT Ser
Eflon5enmalie miro ith Ser &alf iebr
bal6 loiderL tpobei cine be6euten6e
Site iih entuidelt. Snfolgeoeiien
5eriett iih sic Eflan5enmaiie iebr
roidl 11nb ser 10 erbaltene &ompoit
FAM idon nad fur5er 3eit ols Elm
por5uglider Ginger CUR @%ertpenoung
%gelangen. Gin FOLDER &ompoitbar=
fen braudt nidt iabrelang 5n lagern
uno tpieoerbolt umgeitoden gu tper=
Sen. 9a5l1 tritt nod ein meiterer
@ortbeil bi,t3u. Muf gep0bnliden
&ompoltbanfer, melbe gor fet11en
ooer nrr menig &alf5uiab erbalten,
oarf man l1nfrautiamen nidt brin=
gen, tpeil 6tefelben lire @eimfrof It
BORT bepabren nn6, tpenn ser &om=
poit onf Sen Mfer gefabren miro, 6ie=
fen in bobem @ra6e per11nfrouten.
Mn6ers BEL 6em nit 11ngebronntem
&a1f 6nrd]l6i6teten &ompoitbaufen.
@ier ber1ieren ale l1nfrautiamen lire
&eimfraft 11n6 audi sic @ur3eln bon
l1nfral1ter11 tper6en bouit0n6ig Der
nibtet. 8ringen mir einen iolden
&ompoit auf Meder o6er alt9 ol1f
@ieier> Sic fir &ompoit6iingung be-
ion6ers 6anfbar iin6, 10 mer6en mir
g1eih5eitig a1t6 in 3tpedntdBiger @ei=
ie nod 6os &olfbe6iirfniB 6es betref +
fen6en 8o6ens b%efrie6igen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
9ihterlina: sd

9 os BAIT. = 0idterling: Sd
m0dte einn1al ei1ren itnnigen Sprr6
auf meinen 2eihen1tein ieben laiien;
lpe1,n i6 nur mIBte, mel@en! Sc
fainter: Sbre @erfe folgen ibnen
nob!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
New Process
Steam | aundry,
9enft SIR Gt,pas ppn Cure @aide?


@enn 70, Damn miro es lid Gudl lob
men, ni9t anger N4t 51 lal1e y 0aB MIR
guer gigentbum bebanoeln, als fpare IS
oas nn1erige. 8ir baben pie bol1tal1z
biglte &aldanl talt in N%prptpelte ll'1p
liefern er1ter Alalle Nrbeit.. W1r gez
bral1d@eu feline Ghemifalen; mir berperbel1
baber Cure @aden nt6t. Werm x,Sbr
refine grbeit n1b bette BebanDllrn9
lpput, Damn benft an u1s. l1n1ere Fretz
lie 1inb nieoriger al5 1%onlttpo, nnb tp1r
be1orgen Cure Samilienpdlde biulger,
als SIR es 1elblt tbun fDnnt. Grtunbigt
unD iiber3eugt gud). @ir boben Mgen<
ten in Den urnlieqenben Stdbten.
6. s. Meper 9ampfpaidantalt,
gigentbiimer.
5. Mpe. g., ct. Glouo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
ENFORCE ROAD LAWS

Noy aotc oi roads is
oi
care. OF state
these laws partisuiar said going
III. ~
he ou in
made
rnd
"noe" this the state and brns
alna
aw.
The OF
held
should h.
was"d "ndeaVor
road
m.nt OF tn.
of
Commission viii
viii
In - u
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Guild Dance a, Armory.

lhc Domino masquerade dance
given by st. Margaret Guild nj
Armory Hall last evening was Mt
tended by ~ couple. aud the affair
WAS even morc d.Jirhifui than the
Guild dance given In April. The
men dressed In black domin and
the ladies' In pink. were completely
disguised. aud did no, reveal their
identity until tn" middle OF III. cy.
cnin. when the masks wcr. removed.
The music was furnithcd by Jamie.
sons 'ivc-piccc orchestra. which
played until midnight. Orange
shcrbc' was served during the ey.
cninS. and ~nn well pn,ronixcd b,
the enthusiastic ~nt-r.. Th. pa.
ironcssc' OF the evening. Mrs. r.. D..
Allcn. Mrs. ". q. Nichols and Mis-,
Zoe Young. We're assisted by Mrs. u
Dorcton. Mrs. u. II. Young and
Mrs. \. Hufford.
The money realized from tn.
dance will help swell the Guild treas.
nry and will he used In dcfrayinc
the expenses OF the rcmodciing oi
Trinity Episcopal church, work @,
which Is soon 10 be commenced.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
For Mrs. NJ. 7. Dunlavy.

RINK aEd white formed the at
fractiNc color scheme at the clabor-
ate bridge luncheon given this after
noon by Mrs. Harlow Bennett and
her sister. Miss Clara Marty. in COM
pliment TO their guest. Mrs. Melvin
7. Dunlavy. Of Santa Fc. New Mexi-
co who is visiting in the city. Bridge
was played and following the game n
pink and white lincheon was served,
the hosteVcs being assisted by Miss
Bee Pcliett. Miss Esther MARTY and
Miss Viva Bennett. Some forty
guests were invited to meet the di-
lightful visitor.
Today's bridge luncheon is one OF
q series OF informal affairs to be
given for Mrs. Dunlavy during her
visit in Trinidad
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
Alien presided over m Informal tea
given In Mrs. Dunlavy's honor. The
prize for the highcs; bridge score
was Won by Miss Clara Marty. Mrs.
A'len's guests We're: Mrs. Dunlavy.
Mrs. W. l.. Crouch. Mrs. Harlow
Bennett, Miss Marty, Mrs. Charles
Black. Mrs. c. +. Upton. Mrs. L.
Bunnell. Mrs Jeff Ayres. Mrs. Herb
crt Rowland. Mrs. John Bell Hughs.
MIS-. John Mackay. Mrs. j. y. Mil
Ter and Mrs. Mack Patterson.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Ms. MeNauchtou Hostess.

Mrs. \. II. McNaueh'on was the
hostess yesterday afternoon to III"
members of her club and a icw in,i'-
I'd friends. The ru-sis spent the at
t.rnoon sewing and playing bridge.
\ luncheon was served n; III" close
Of the afternoon was carried Oh, In
tn. color scheme OF red and green.
tho prevailing coiors used In decor.
attn. the McNaughton home. Thos"
pr.scn, were Mrs. c. '. Dave. Mrs.
r. =. brown. Mrs. Edward Thateh-
or. Mrs. q. a VIII. Mrs. T.. e. Bailey
and mother. Mrs. bloomfield. Mrs. ID.
A. Comet. Mrs. \. ". Butler. Mrs
]. II. Barnes. Mrs. j. II. Ingram. Mrs.
II. :. Gregory. Mrs. 1T. Richie.
ars. :. \. co,ing'on. Miss Dc",z OF
Decatur. Illinois.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
FINAL ASSEMBLY
OF SCHOOL YEAR

The last high school assembly OF
the year in which the graduating
class of 1918 will be present WAS
celebrated this morning with speech
making and awarding Of III. ath-
l.iic is. Thi. Is the last nppeare-
anee OF the entire Senior body At
the high until the class day eSer-
cires on Monday. June End. This
noon the departing Seniors could he
with nm armfui of books under each
arm. Whil. with some of the grad
uatcs IL Is an enjoyable event. ye,
with the most they regret leaving
the school where they have spent
the four happiest years Of their life.
Tins morning short talks were
given by til" athletic coaches. Mr..
Sinclair. Mr.. Minton. Mr.. Jones and
Miss Branson and the captains Of
this year teams and also tn. cap
tains for next year. Superintendent
Morgan and Principal clifford each
cav. II short talk. giving good words
Of adyie" to the graduates and tiso
To the school as u who'll. many OF
whom viii not be BILE To rc-nt.r
school ih" coming year.
TIL. captains Of the teams for tho
coming year nrc: Salem Towne.
basket ball: George Mars. baseball
rnd Maurice ci.avinkcr. traek. Two
OF these boys. Salem Town~ and
George Mars. have demonstrated
hall all sv.E, 3.
III. good record which they made the
past season In the sam" capacity.
Maurice Clcayin.cr In fast on the
track and no doub, will prov. n
good leader for the track team Of
1914.
Those who represented the TrinI-
dad high school In athletics and were
rewarded with u r are tho follow
Ing BOYS basket bail: Town. Maty-
ger. Lott. Mitchell. Cunningham. !.
Tcmpiin and cicavingrr. Girls has
kct ball. Edna Sanders. Mary Ray
ncr. Helen Walker. Helen Rose. Min
ME Butler. Carrie Nelson aud Winni-
fred Chandler.
Girls tennis: Anna Mason. and
Mary Rayncr: boys tennis. Howard
i'i.rcrsian and Arthur Mansbnch.
baseball. q. Mars. Evans. rattison.
Allen. Thompson. Mitchell. Jackson
r. Mars. Mctzrcr and Ch.noworth.
Track: ]. Tcmplin. T.. Tcmpiin
Townc. Curtis. Cicaving-r. Mason.
Moya. Abcrcrimbic. ca,ic,i and Sui
i'vnn.
The intcrciHss track rcnnnnt was
awarded to the Seniors. and the In
tcfclaks baseball to the Freshmen.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Mrs. Turner Hostess.

Mrs. John Turner Is IN. eharmin.
hostess this afternoon at brid;c
luncheon given Ht ner hom. on NIL
Tow street. her guests Including the
members Of III. South Side and
Trinidad b'ids. clubs. Mrs. Turner
s.iee'"f pi nix and green for her coll
,r srh-nic'in decorating. and for III.
menu. Assisting the hos,css were
Mrs. Mary Hunter. Mrs. Earl Cooley.
aud Mirs Mary John. The club menu
beers present were y. l.. Alien. Mrs.
". .. Nichols. Mrs. T.. y. Pntti~on.
Nis. Charl"- R.pp. Mrs. VIII Happ.
Mrs. John Ma.Iilin. Mrs, Fred Clark.
Mrs. y. y. WyrLofi. Mrs. James E.-
p"y. Mrs. l.. ! Rice. Mr.. J. u. Harp.
or. Mrs. n ". McHrndri-. Mrr. r.
!. iiadIord. Mrs. ". ". Taylor. Mr-.
John Espcy. Mis-. !. II. ABRAMS. Airs
Frank Hopes, Mrs. John Drufy. Mira
W. T.. Duniayy. Mrs. A. l.. Dain. and
Mrs. \. l., i'ranson aud Mrs. I. =.
f.auchnmr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
FUNERAL OF P. J, LuNNEY

The funeral OF the late Patrick ]
Lunney. who died yesterday after
noon, will take place tomorrow morn
Ing at $3.50 from the Holy Trinity
church. and at . o'clock at the RAM
lily residence. 1901 Hayes street
Father VIM. Lonergm Will officiate
at the church and the members of
the Trinity Council Knights of Co
lumbus will attend in body. In
tcrment will be in the Catholic ccme-
terry. The pail bearers will be w. C.
Hum. ames Mcbride. G. Il. Fenlon.
j. f. Kane. Oscar IIacobs and John
McKelvey.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Social Affairs
SsH LOCAL NOTIONS S
SSH AND SOCIETY NEWS Isl

flowers were also used ll adding at
traciiy.ness to tn. oecas on, \ mus
i,al program was given Dnsisting Of
vocal and instrumental sulOs. Al the
clos. Of the social hour q two course
es. assisted by Miss Aita Wood. Miss
RnhyRuby Busby. Miss Wilma Chan
dlcr. Miss Winnl. Chandler. Miss
Gfae. Ryan and Mrs. s.lby. An un-
usually large number OF III. members
and II number Of Invited friends were
present. the affair b.iRs ON. OF the
mos, "npjDyabi- meeting of the s.ss-
on.
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Published May lG-Junc ~. 1918.
STATE OF COLORADO. COUNTY

Published May lG-Junc "a. 1918.
STATE OF COLORADO. COUNTY
OF LAS ANIMAS.-ss.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
| OF ELF1DO ESPINOSA. Deceased.
To the Unknown Heirs OF Said De-
ceased.-Order to Show Cause on
Petition for Sale OF Real Estate.
This matter coming on to he heard
on this 18th day of May. A. d.. 1913.
upon the petition filed herein by B.
II. Sipc. Administrator of said estate.
for the sale of the following describ-
cd real esetatc, or n portion thereof,
to-wit:
Lots &c and % in Block 3, in Cap
ital Hill Addition to the city of
Trinidad. Colorado. for the purpose
of paying all claims filed and all
owed against said estate, and also
iall expenses Of administration.
Ana 1t now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale OF all
or n portion of said real estate.
Now. therefore. 1t is ordered by
the Court that all persons who are
iegatees or devisees of said estate or
any part thereof or heirs of said de-
cedent, be and appear before said
Court at the court room of said court
in the city OF Trinidad. of Las AMI
mas County and State aforesaid, on
the 9Th day OF June. A. d. 1913, at
the hour of two O'Clock in the after
noon OF said day. then and there to
show cause, If any there he. why an
order should not be made directing
the said B. B. Sipe. Administrator OF
said estate, to sell the whole of or
80 much OF said real estate as may
he necessary for the purposes speci-
fled in said petition.
It is further ordered that this or
der be published for at least four
successive weeks I'm the Chronicle
News, n daily public newspaper pub
lished in said county.
BY the Court.
r. Il. ROSS, County Judge.
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WILL KNOWN wALsENBURG
WOMAN DIES IN PUEBLO

Pueblo. Colo. May .;.-Mrs. Cc-
celia Kricr. wife Of william Kricr.
one Of the best known and most
highly sslccmcd ladica OF Wa!.cu-
bur.. died last cycnin. at n local
hospital In this city. following ,nn
Illness Of many months duration.
Mrs. Kricr war brought to Pueblo n
few days ago aud placed In hos-
pital wherc every cam vevssr'vem-hef.
she grew E.tdualiy wore during
the las, few days until las, evening.
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BALCONY C0LLAPSES;
TWENTY STUDENTS HURT

Akron. o., May 23.-Twenty stu
dents OF the central and south high
schools were injured this afternoon
when a balcony In the auditorium at
the Central high school collapsed.
The students were rehearsing the or
atorio "Samson which was to have
been given tonight
Although many OF the students.
most of whom were girls. were SER
fously injured, hut none are expect
cd to die.
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POLICY WHEEL IS
ORDERED DESTROYED

policy wheel and all appurten-
ances which was recovered by the
sheriff and deputies in raid OF
gambling room on West Main street
last February. was exhibited in
court this afternoon and ordered de-
stroyed. The wheel was taken ta
the same time that +. B. Conant, ].
c. Craig and one Davis were arrest
cd. The wheel was pronounced
gambling device by the testimony of
special officer Jack McOuarrie.
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Published May 1874. 1919.
IMPORTANT WATER NOTICE

On nccou:. Of the serious condl-
tion OF our old pipe line between
Madrid and TiJcras aud the new con.
ncciionx that arc being made nj that
point. the citizens are warned to be
careful not 10 waste any water and
cartail the use of same rs much as
possible during tho next two weeks.
W. II. LEWIS.
Superintendent
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Sunshine Society.

The Sunshine Society was ",abor-
a,ciy entertained this afternoon by
Mrs ". r.. Bauer and Mrs. john Cas-
sell NJ the hom. of tn. former on
Ash street. Th" house Was decor
at"d In the sunshine coicrs. yellow
and gold. and profusions of white
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Narshmallow Toast.

Th. seniors ~ the Trinidad high
school gave mnrshmaliow toast
this morning in the chemistry labor
atory. and to which the faculty
were invited. TIL. time is drawin /,
near when tn. Seniors will b. ,rad-
ua,cd and VIII then -cpnrnt.. and
thy ar. making good III" shor; time
by continually having delightful af-
faihS tina, thcy nigh, b. together.
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Westminster Guild.

The Westminster Guild will meet
with Miss Clara Bunnell. 324 Park
street. Tuesday evening at 1880 o.
clack. The meeting will be led by
the patroness. This is the last meet
Ing of the season and all mem bers
are urged to be present.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Cleo Card Club.

The Cleo Card Club. which MAS To
hny. me, this afternoon with Miss
Cuotl,a chaeon. has been postponed
on account OF III. death of Mr.. y. j.
I.unnoy. father -in-law OF MrE. Austin
iunney ani Mrs. Ambros. Lunn.y.
members oi the club. The ncNi
meeting will be held with Mis- Cha
con ON Thursday afternoon.
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when surrounded by her husband
and family. she peacefully passed
away. Mr.. KrIcr was 80 years OF
age and Is survived by her bcrcav.a
husband and several children. The
remains were forwarded this morn.
Ing to WalscnburI for treatment.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-23
Tres Joli Club.

Mrs. +. ". tOtIrIIl. OF KInsnr
Avenue. entertained the Tres Joli
ehb yesterday afternoon at their
regular weekly meeting. The after
noon was spent over their fancy
work. and light refreshments wcr"
served a, tn. close Of III. social hour.