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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
Woro scrautou.

= Den @bsleutsn U. @. Gotbader
BON W6omins aueuue 1T elm Stamms
batter seboren moroeu.
Der bsfannte 8lumenadrtusr
Peter Wtorel 1T am Montas Morseu
In ieiner Bobnuns an Slt Martet
Strabs I'M sliter uon SO Sabren sinsm
Nnfall Der Sunsenentjiiubuns erleseu.
= Msrrit .. 8osbura, 8ater oes
friiberen Ri9ters u. VI. Yosbura, LIT
am Samita9 In leiner SBobnnng an
Parfsr StraBe I'm alter uon II Sabren
9eitorben.
s.s zas.s.ppia Mint S2iitn,s. -Ass.
Brisabe.@ensrals 9bsooof q. gDint,
u. 9. w., friibsr bier pobnbaft, Ii. ant
5reita9 In Rodeiter, u. o., I'm alter
pOn 81 Sabrsn einem 9srSidlass ere
le9en.
= Or. 5annie Sanborn BON Benn
sluenue bertdtete Der Poli,ei am Sreis
tag ben Diebitabl uon 5000 uno ,fpei
Rin9en i'm wertb BON $35, Die Der.
i9manoen, oils bic Srau unpdBlid1 im
Sstt lag uno arbeiter beidaftist pareu,
oas N@tbduoe 3u uerleseu.
: Srau anna 5enaban BON oieIem
Stahttbeil. bereu Sobn lestsn Sommer
BON oem Spe;ialbeamten Der 2adapan.
na @ompauie, Sohn 3rieS, srl1olien
puroe, bat an Donnerftas segsn bic
@Ompanie eius Slase sintrassn laIen,
nm fiir ben Goo oes Sobnes @nts
lhdotguns 5u erlansen.
: Soiepb 9abinsfi pan glbrisbt
Auenne, Der an 24. Stunt Gnuie 3ern
BON 2arfsuille, Sujerne County, ale
ieine Satin beimfiibrtt, lieb am Sreis
tas cine Sta9e fur @bsi6sibuns Elm.
tragen, oa bic Srau ibn angeblih graus
Jam uno unmeni6lih bebanoelte unb
psri0nlias S6ma6 1ufasts.
= 0dbrenb bes Sturmss am Conn.
tag Rahmittas muroe elm ooppeltes
8Obnbuus on oft Martet Strabe, pon
Or. R. 6. Sbepero unb Staotalislior
.. U. Watfins bepobnt, bonn Blit
9etrOffen. Sin Ebeil oes Da6es purbe
abserifeu, aber bas @sbduos Ionlt nift
bei6Gbist. Cine 9la6barin. Srau SarrD
gtaib, erbielt aber cine iebr liarfe 9iers
psnerihiitteruus uro muBte irstlid be'
bunbelt mer6en.
= Guf ben Yer6uft bin, bus lie an
uerIdisoenen @inbrhhen betbeilist mas
reu, purbeu am Samltaa Yittor Burns
uno Billiam Dolphin oin9felt 9emadjt.
sic batten 9eltoblene Waaren i'm Bslie
funo febrten erlt uieber nad mebrpOh'
sntli6er sIbpeienbeit nah Der Sta6t
iuriid. 9la6Oem Die Serbuftetsn am
WtOnta9 9lahmitta9 bel benz 8erbUr
cine anSabl @inbriihe eiussitanOsu bat'
ten, wuroen lie fir elm ssri6tIi9ss @rs
ideiuen sebaltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
gBie 1T bieel

gpir bitttn sinbunbtrt Dollars gsIpbnune
fir isbfn 6all BON 3atarrb, bfr RiGt hurA Gin-
ntbmsn non 5aIl's 8atarTb-aur ssbtiIt psretn
tann.
9. 8. &bentp& 6 o., Gigtntb., GcIsbc, 8.
gBir, bic initpdhnsisn, babfn Q. 8. Cheney
felt hsn IsBisH is 9abrsn esfaHni pnb baIitn ibn
fur po0Iommen sbrenbafi In alien @fi9Gftsper-
banbIunssn unb fnansitl bsfibist allt ppn iet.
ntI 5irina siusssaHssutn gsrbinbIt&fsittn iu
srftillen.
8albina atnuan&R Rarptn @rCe.
baubsls. Drusuiltu, GeIsbp, ..
5all'e aaiarTb.stur piTb iunsrlt9 gsncmmeu
unb pirft birtft auf bas 8Iut uue bic IhIfimi-
ssn Sbrf64sn ess SYftms. 3susniHs fret
psrfanet. prtts 75e fur bic GIdl&s. gtriauft
BON alfn QpeibsiTn.
paa's 8amilitH.Ytatn fnb bic bsftH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17
SlI0Er 8f0ttE. .
2eitenber Splitter.
Seit 1885 etublirt.

Seit 1885 etublirt.
Bh inb umsaCsen mad 623 eadapanna
Qpeuuf, auf btm BoSsnfur, nit rintr pollen
einit pcn ppiiitsn WanTsn unb ben altrntuts
fen Sulirumsnttu suT priifuns btr Mustn.
linltT Wottc mar tmmH: ,,SGnsQe Vsri6uft
unp iIsinr prOfte". 9Bir fnb immn brtit,
1,ntn fipas @tlO tu frlparfn. Cine srues 2uss
pabI BON ftiHfli&tH austu an paHb. 8u'
stFst nitt ben piab:
628 2afatpdnna 2lbemne,
@tssnabH bsr D., {. & %. 9abntatuH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-17

reid, an Der lie interellirt lit, su liqui:
birsn. .Oie @be nit oem Serjos 1T In
Roitod fiir unsiiltis .erfldrt worben
uuO :oaraufbin wur6e Die @rdfin NIT
ibrsr 9iase in ben fran,6liiden @sri9.
ten ab9emieien. Die @rdfin bate ben
Sersos i'm Satrs 1911 In @nslanO ses
beiratbet.
# llnpsit bes S6loIIss Slpmpbsn.
burg In Dapsrn.iit Die Priu3eiiin Miaria
bel Pilar atf einem Spasieritt uom
Pferbe seitiir5t uno bat eineu GrmbruA
erlitten. Die % Sabre alte Prinjellin
1T eine Gohter 6es Prinjeu 2uomi9
Ssroiuan6 BON Sa1ern.
# Der Senat BON 6ambnrs Dot
bstreffs Der Stdtte oes Seine.Denf.
mails uuumebr 1efttmmuns setroffeu.
@S piro I'M tieuen Part bes Stabttbeils
Binterbnbe Gufitelans erbalten.
4 SIM Banibaule BON Der Sepb &
3erifen S6bne 5u @lberfelo 1T eiue lln'
tsrihla9ung BON mebreren bunberts
tauieno Marf auisebsdt iuorbsn. Der
Soriteber Sed unb 3tpei Beamte Der
Banf iiuo tn Daft seuommen moroen.
+ Su gang Deutialaub berrltt
aubaltsno faltss sBetter Dor, oas nit
ieinen auBeroroentlid niebrisen Esms
peraturgraben nm bieIe Sabres;eit ~
ben duBeriten Seltenbeiten ssb6rt. Der
Stanb Der Saaten 1T erbeblid ssidd'
Oist, unb pislfad iinb bie Sanbpirtbe
nm bic Seiammtsu 5rii6ts ibrsr slrbeit
9etommen. Sn ben 9ebirgigen @egsus
ben iino bebeutenbe SfHeemqifen dc
eerge8aEeeH. Der gpinterlporf III oee7'
baIb i'm 1tu wieber aufselebt. Nebnli6
ltebt 60 In Der S9mei, uuo G1rol, wie
aus uielen oortisen Srtsn sleidlauteno
9emeloet wiro.
II Bon SrieorihSrube aus per6f.
fentlidt @raf 5erOiuanO Zeppelin. psl'
der au 8. SuIi bic Seier oes IS. Sc.
burtstn9es be9iu9, Elm Danfesihrsiben.
Der sreiie ~@roberer Der Suft" iibers
mitttlt anldBllf Der utl9e5dblteu Runo'
sebuu9en, Die ibm Su9esansen. .alleu
aus bewestem 9er3en tommenoen
Danf".
T Gn Der Sieler 6luspode bot
@rOBuomiral Bring 9einrid uon Preu.
Btn ben re9lten Gntbeil senOmmsn. uno
nit ibm feline @smabIin, Prinseiliu
Srene. Ole BrinSeliin unternabm ei'
nen Slug bon 3manji9 Wfinuteu Dauer
als BaiIa9ierin 6es Seutnants @auter
uon Der 6liegertruppe.
T Inter uerbsiBenben Nuipi,teu bat
am Sonntag auf oem itGotil1en @e.
ldnoe ON @utrisi6sr Wfarft IN Ysip,ie
bas 3m6lfte bsutfte Eurnfeit isiusn
aufans 9enommen. gu @breu bes @rs
signilieS bat bic Staot elm Yradtae.
pan6 unselest. Die Sauptltraben unb
uamentlid Die na6 Dem Seltplds fiibs
renoen Serfebrsms9e maren init Sab.
men, @uirlanoen unb alien m0gIiHen
ihimmernoen @mblemen beraus9epnet.
Die 3abl Der aus allen @egen6en bes
Rei6s uno beionoers aus oem SOnig'
reid Sadfen an9elansten Sremoen mar
auBerOroentlih sroB uub ftellte an bic
glufnabmefdbi9feit BON Sotels unb
Priuatlosis sswaltiGe auipriide.
II Giue uufreeenbs gfiairs but ii6
am Samitas In Dablen in Der 9tabe
bon Berlin abssipielt. Die 40 Sabre
ulte SDirtbi9aiteriu Wenoel, welhe
Wdbrsno elmer fiiuf5sbuidbrisen Dienlt.
;eit bic @sliebte Oes Te9ierunssrutbs
@iueder Sepsisu, mu6ts bon @ifsriu6t
Sequalt, ben Seriub, oieien Su eridie'
Sen. slls Die absefeuerte Su9el ibr
3iel perfeblte, ribtete ote G9enbsl bic
leaffe seseu iid ielbit unb blisB iiA Ous
Ssbensliht aus.
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9ani9uugeii.
C&Ottrtpam mtrIi4s.)

Sudte lause bid i'm Bal6e,
@Gbnte iHon oeiu 9leib ju ieben:
Ood ss mar nur elmer Taube
@siBer Sliissl I'M @ebiiiA.
Bdbute beiueu @ruB su b6ren:
SoG es mar nur baS @e1Hlter
@ines Bd9leins, oas, init Blumen
Plauberno iiber 9ieiel ram.
3wiidsn Sweisen iab i9 blenbsnb
Define solo'nsu Saare blinfen:
Do9 es mar Elm Sonnenblis nur,
Der iih burd bic Dipfel ftabl.
limb ib slaubts i9on in pittern
Defines Wiunbes ipOnnig Weben;
NG, elm Sau1 uur, 6uftbelaoen,
@ar's, Der BON ben Siuben fam.
9auf 3ntest In tisfe TrGume,
Trdumte oeinen 9uB Su fpiireu
Nber, ad, es mar Der Sen3 nur,
@sl9er ld6eluo mid umfing.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
UNCLE SANS WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS

the toward treatment
Friedman
subject
NJ the Gencra n Public
and ut y.
he
which would be detailed medical Of
Of
the disease and to the testing the Femnn
Of tho and
civil
wi cvco tuberculosis.
: OF
a history
sufficient land accommodate a three
OF
etimcor
this
model for
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TRUST SUIT DISCUSSED.

Washington. May IA federal
antitrust suit against the :.itcd
Fruit company avs discussed ut the
department OF Justice to.Ey at u con-
ference between jams A. Fowler.
assistant to the attorney general:
william $. Gregg. spec'.l assistant.
and John u. Stnnchficli ami +. u.
Wilson attorneys for he ccn"nar.
The representatives OF the company
defended II against ch.rrcs of viola
tion OF the Sherman an,i-trust law.
For several weeks. by order cf at
torney general McRcynolds, the fed
erai grand jury ut New York ha,
been investigating the situatioL. 1t
is understood tho inquiry is I:acti-
cally ended. The iny cs'igation of
the corporation has Il ;cn cor'luctcd
by the government ir'crmittently
over period Of eight years.
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STEPS ARE TAKEN TO
REOR0ANIZE THE @. o. p.
ALONG PROGRESSIVE LINES

Chicago. May i:.-Aftcr the con-
ference of Progressive Republican
leaders here today. former Governor
Hnsliey Of MisseArt stated that n
coalition Of the Republican party
and the Progressive party IL not only
desired but is being sought
Mr.. Hnd!cy explained that this end
was being sought by the attempt tc
.cform the Republican party so that
Progrcssives who lef
the party last fall could rcjoin.
First steps toward ''rcuniting the
Rcpu ublican party were taken ut II
OF Republican United
States senators and other leaders %!
the party held here today. The con
ference decided to call upon the Re-
publican national committee at I,t
meeting scheduled for May ~ a,
Washington 10 issue u call for n pa-
tionai convention this yc .ra
To rcorganize the party "along
progressive lines" Senator Albert B
Cummins OF Iowa. Senator william
r.. Borah OF Idaho and former Cover
nor Herbert $. Hadlcy. together with
the other leaders At the conference
agreed that the proposed convention
shall change the basis Of represents
tion In future conventions and make
other radical changes no that part.
xhal stand for constructive and pro-
gressive activities on affairs OF gov
crnment.'
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
RECOMMENDS RESERVATION
FOR D. 8. IN ALASKA

Washington. May 1?.-Go'ern-
mcnt reservations in Alaska for the
exclusive use OF the United States
navy were advocated ,asiay before
the senate territories committees by
+. G. Jemmett. treasurer Of the Al
askan northern railway. Mi jem-
nett declared it cost the government
about $3.50 to take eastern 'Jal to
San Francisco and Seattle. " the
Alaskan fields were de, elopcd. he
said. the cost would tie materially
lessened and the naval stations
would be able to keep unlimited sup
plies on hand. Mr.. Jemmet. raRued
that practically all the coal taken
around Cape Horn for rvy use was
carried in foreixn bttt0nis which
would be unavailable In time .: war.
Former secretaries Meyer and Fish
or, he added. had approved the idea
OF reservations and hal given opin-
ions that Il presidential orer vas all
that was Necessary,
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
GETS CORPSE; SPOUSE ALIVE
Suite Woman Receives Msssaos From
Her Husband ~ She Meurns
His Death.

Butte. Mont.-A body from St. Louis
conaisned to Mrs. Thomas Bonnell OF
Butte 10 at local undertaker's estab-
lishment. Mv. Bonnell. in mourning
40 the widow Of the victim. has Just
received a message from her husband
Informing her that he has arrived
safely at Cambridge. Mass. on his
Journey eastward.
A brother Of Bonnell living in Ohio
had seen 4 notice In st. Louis pa.
per announcing the denth OF Thomas
Bonneii, in that city. He surmised
that his Butte relative. who was Ill.
had died on his way eastward and he
wired an undertaken at St Louis to
send the body to the widow at Butte.
The Ohio man probably will be
asked to pay the expenses Of prepar-
Ing. and sending the body to Butte and
of II! return to 81. 1.ouin
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
COLORADO SPRINGS
OFFICIALS ARRESTED

Colorado Springs. May ~ =. X.
Robinett. attorney: Frank Collins.
Commission merchant: &. y Cox.
Of the civil service commits
sion and Mrs. l.. Troxell. roOming
house keeper. were today arrested
on capiascs as the result of indict-
ments found by the grand jury
which adjourned Saturday night.
Robinett Ia charged on three count.
with attempting to Influence the Sc
lection OF jurors and reports on liti-
CATION: Collins and Cox are charg-
cd with gambling on four counts
each and RMS. Troxell with keeping
u lewd house. Each furnished bond
in the sum of $500.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
SHARK ON HOOK DRAGs
NAN INTO OCEAN

I.os Angeles. Calf. May l?.-
Fishing ON Sunday has ceased TO be
the fayoritc sport OF william I.arkuin
OF this city. I.arqum was fishing ut
the end OF u pier nj Rcdondo Beach
yesterday when he hooked u shark
which pulled him overheard. lie
could not swim and he had been
made almost unconscious by his high
dive.
Several hundred persons witnessed
his descent into the ocean and one Of
them. Captain Charles johnson. mas
ter OF n fishing siaunch. divcd off the
pier and brought the endangered
fisherman ashore after II hard battle
Whcrcupon I.arkum announced his
vow TO forcgo fishing on the Sab
hnt II day.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
LAST FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE
oid Claimed - Prepsrty Of Viz
ei0is Man Carried Back Into
Servituds BY 9eidises.

Cleveland. GA dramatic incident
IN Cievciand's war time history was
recalled 10 connection with the re-
cent funeral Of Lucius A. Benton.
Cleveland abolitionist and pioneer
who died AFTER . reaidence OF nearly
seventy years 10 this city.
Fity.two years ago. In the winter
Of 1861. the Benton family. then hv.
Ing on Prospect avenue. 8. f.. Just
below Bro~neli street. now East Four
teenth street. had in its employ q
mulatto Girl. Lucy. who was claimed
by william 9. 0oshorn OF Wheeling.
W. Va. a. . slave.
Early on the morning Of January
-. before the family was mp. \ force
Of United States soldiers entered the
house by force. bundled tho escaped
slave into = carriage and carried her
to the jail. nearly causing . riot.
One thousand dollars was raised in
an hour BY the girls employer and q
band Of excited citizens who would
have bought the girl and set her free
Gosborn's claim. however. was backed
BY law.
We'll show you We can come into
your northern states after our prop
erty." the girls owner declared.
Later the girl was carried west. the
train rushing without a stop through
Oberiin. O.. where a crowd Of aboli
tionista waited almost at mob heat
Lucy. the last slave who was returned
from northern Ohio to her master un
der the fugitive slave law. came bach
to the service Of the Bentons In Cleve
land many years later.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
A LITERAL QUESTION.

won't you marry me. dear!"
pleaded the the actor. after his
fourth divorce.
"Why. kind o. like you. billy"
said the actress. but I've htrrd 10
much about you. ! fear"
My dear" hastily interrupted the
actor. "you must not believe all
those old wives tnics."--Lifc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Dance at Hast;nxs,

A social dance was given n; Hast
tended by u Isxc crowd. mny from
Trinidad and the surroundins scnmps.
The dance. WAS In the nature OF u
hard times party" and the guests
were appropriately drcss.,d FOR the
oceaston. The music was furnished
by Mrs. Jamieson and Miss Anna
Green Of this city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Hardin. .Cerback Nuptials.

Mrs. Carrie Alice ccrback and
John Charles Hardin. both Of Pueblo.
were married yesterday morning In
1880 In the study OF the First Pres
byterian Church. the SUNDAY school
class acting as witnesses. Rev. Il. T..
Chandler officiaicd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardin left In the evening for Fort
Worth. Texas. whcr they Will reside.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Dance ct Cokedale.

The Mermaid Ganc- given at
Cokcdaie Saturday evening was nj
tended by some 4" couple. consulting
OF Cokcdalc and Trinidad people.
Carnations were given as fayors 10
the ladies'. Punch WIS served
throughout III. evening. The com
mittcc In charge consisted Of =. II.
Kelly. J. ". Hoimcs. \. II. Mssacr-
smith and \. +. thinner. Tnc Trini'
dad people who attended were His
Ruth Clark. Miss Zoe Young. Mis-
Marjorie No,theut'. Mis- Tot Mitch.
ell. MIss cancttr nm. Miss Els.
Richter. Miss Dot Sanders. Miss Bcys
Archer and the Mcssrs G. r. lialha-
way. X. \. Gm!hcn. sam Morse. Tim.
othy Kane. cisdc Harper. Allen
Devotion. Leo Gotiiicb.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Surprise Party.

An Informal surprise party was
given Saturday afternoon nj the
home OF Mrs. !. A. Wilson on San
Juan street In honor of her daughter.
Mrs. George Lott and small baby.
The baby was presented with u num-
bcr OF small gifts In remembrance ..
the occasion. The afternoon va
spent In social and musical wa,
Those present were Miss Anna Her
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
NEW PHONE DIRECTORY

4 new telephone directory will be
issued on May 20 and ready for de-
livery to all patrons on June s. The
new directory will show a gain Of Z"
telephone subscribers since the last
book was issued In January. The In
crcasc of 40 is In the entire district
and ,hiriy-onc Of the new sibsrrib-
crs are in Trinidad. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Observation-Disclosures.

quiet wedding took ,.lace Satur-
day afternoon NJ " O'Clock =. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. r. H"ilen-
beck on TillOtsOn stree. when their
niece. Misx katherine iioii. rbeck.
of Trinchera. wis married to vii
liam McAlistcr. OF wats-v vale Rev.
J. q. Ferris. rector of Trinity Episco-
pal church offictatc'i. Mr.. ana Mrs.
McAllister left SATURDAY. .y"r,my for
tn" McAilisicr ranch near Wa'crvnic
where they will reside.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
.RE. OPENING THURS.
DAY NIGHT. MAY 18th
The Crytal
" Theatre
THE WONDERFUL EDISON TALK.
ING AND SINGING PICTURES
T,po Acts Of Kaudeuill

Doors Open ut 900 and 10
Prices: Matinecs. week days,
Children Zoe: adults ~. Evening
and Sunday Matines. Balcony 20c.
Lower Floor 25c and a0c.
Afternoon mntinecs will bo cspcc-
tally for the ladies and children.
Come and avoid the evening rush.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Dinner at Cardenas.

Guy Ftnney entertained yesterday
ut nn Informal dinner party NJ the
Carticnas Hotel. before leaving for
his home In virginia. Covers were
laid for Miss Helen Yesmau. Miss
l.ucr.tia Ycaman. John Tip,on. Wcs-
ley Taylor and the host.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
HE MEANT oREENswARD

: "iour husband says YOU aIc 60
Ing To have n nlcc lawn this srrinE."
remarked the friendly subui tanite
That's good news" said Mrl
Wayout. ~ hadn't expected any
thing better than cheap sinrham"
Washington Herald.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
WILSON ADVISOR
LAvEs FOR EUROPE

Washington. May i:.--Coloncl r..
~. House of Austin. Texas. intimate
friend and advisor Of President Viii
son. said good bye TO the pre- dent
today us he will sail In n few days
for n long soJom-n In Europe.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Social Affairs
hi LOCAL TIoNs @
S@ AND SOCIETY NEWS S4
AND SOCIETY NEW

RINK. Miss verus sonners. Miss Mar
Ynrct scobec. Miss Minnie butler.
Miss Hazel Bradley. Miss Helen
Walker. Miss Edna Evans.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
DEDICATE OLD TRAIL MARKERS,

Kansas city. Mav.l2 The dcdi-
cation OF 29 memorial markers on
the Santa Fe trail between pKnsas
City and New EranklfA. No.. vii be-
gin Thursday. according to pluns
completed today.
ssh.ootc,- Nn~. sOc a vnooth
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
DEATH AT DELAeuA

Emciia I,raitonio. two year old
daughter Of Mat >Brat,on!o. oi Deilg-
ua. died Yesterday morning OF dip
iberia. The funeral which was pri-
yatc. took place yesterday afternoon
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Philharmonic Chorus.

Tho Philharmonic Chorus will
meet tonight In the music rocms at
the usual time. and all r,cn,hcrs are
urged To be present. a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
Western Leaeue.

Omaha l:: Denver ..
81. Joseph 5: Topeka I.
Lincoln 4: Sioux City o.
Dcs Moincs 6: Wichita I.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
rthian Sisters.

The Pyihlan Sisters viii meet on
Castle hall. All members are urged
to be present.-Itosa Dennis. Most
Excellent Chief.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12

American Association.
Columbus IL Toledo Z.
st. Paul !: Milwaukee II.
Minneapolis I: Kansas City !:
Indianapolis o: Louisville s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
St. MarKaret:s Guild.

1t. MnrKarets Guild Of tile EpiS-
copal church will meet tomorrow af-
ternOon Mt o'clek with Mrs. u. r.
Gregory ut her home on seventh and
Chestnut street.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
w. E. LAWLER. MANAGER
Published May S-i,. 1913.
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC:
Whenever street lamps are out. II
should be reported To City Jail. Phone
Trinidad ~. where record Will be
kept aud deductions made according
~.
". r. DCNLAvY. Mayor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12

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phone The Chronicle News. Samples
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None Schcdulcd.
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Boston 8: Detroit Z.
Cleveland q: New York 9.
81. Louis Z: Washington J.
Chicago 1: Philadelphia ).
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chief seat at his council table. He
was told and acquiesces in the be-
lief that It would be much better to
muzzle the man from whose hands
he had received the nomination by
making him a member Of his admin
istration than It would be 20 leave
him outside the breastworks, free TO
attack by criticism from the front,
the flank or the rear. No little sur
prise was expressed when Mr. Bryan
accepted the rendered post. but Mr..
Bryan knows his history and In the
earlier days Of the republic. the chiet
seat in the cabinet was looked upon as
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excess bile from your liver and carry
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A cascaret tonight will straighten
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liver and bowels regular and you feel
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the administration Mexican policy
a wise or a bundering policy, accord
ing to the point Of vicw-has been
the policy Of Mr.. Wilson. Consulta-
tions with Mr. Bryan generally have
been for the purpose Of informing
him that the president had deter
mined upon the taking Of certain steps
or of advising him that certain steps
already had been taken. 1t has hap
pened more than once that Mr.. Bryan
was not the first member Of the cabi-
net to be advised as to the admins
tration's policies.
And how has Mr.. Bryan liked it2
That is a bit OF information which
Mr. Bryan has kept carefully to him
eXpansiveness, and In his public
speeches and magazine articles he
continues TO laud the president. True,
his praise IL not so warm as might be
expected OF one so skilled in the use
Of adjectivos. but still they have
been words of commentator and suf-
ficiently ardent, perhaps, to escape
the Shakespearlan charge Of damn
ing with faint praise"
There are two sets OF opinions here
as 10 why Mr.. Bryan has had so lit
tie to do with the actual conduct Of
the nations foreign intercourse. One
is that Mr.. Bryan. having all his life
been critic OF deeds rather than a
doer OF them. has been unable TO set
himself to the arduous task OF con
structive statesmanship, and has been
willing that his chief should do the
work and shoulder the responsibility.
The other holds that Mr.. Wilson, be-
cause OF the popularity OF his men
tai makeup. Is no more willing TO
trust Mr.. Bryan than he is willing TO
trust his other advisers in formulating
the larger policies OF his administra-
ton. Probably each opinion Is partly
right