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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
WHAT is A HUSBAND WORTH?

: The constitution guarantees this right
l But. as I'm the case of many other
Z things the constitution guarantees, a
I whole lot OF people Cont seem TO
/ know this ar 20 get any profit out
] OF H.. 1 shan't undertake 10 tell any
woman how to get a husband. The
| thing were discussing now is what
( is ne worth financially after she has
/ got him.
To many women he is worth far
7 too much
Every man has a certain economic
value. an earning capacity Because
many women have not-all women
should have-they exaggerate the
value and the difficulty OF earning
living. ] would rather take any mans
job than almost any wife's Job In
comparison with the unpaid profess
sions OF housekeeping and child rear
ing. any mans work, no matter how
arduOus, Is cinch!
Nature gave man sinecure in the
matter of parenthOOd. She made ma
ternity an immolatiOn and paternity
pastime. To do man Justice, he real
ICES this fact quite as much as wom-
en- do. and he has made himself the
generally cheerful mainstay OF the
home. because he knows that other
wise he wouldn't amount TO much in
the family. Indeed he wouldn't be-
long at ALL At the Job he has created
for himself he is a wonder. But since
our frightful economic conditions
have forced woman. too. to become
a wage Garner, she has realized that
no labor for which = she receives
money is as hard or long as the un-
paid work of wives and mothers.
She knows that when Mrs. Rafferty,
looked across the ironing board at her
l. .evrr~
you ashamed OF YOURSELF Look at me
bending over hot stove all day and
you working down in a nice cool
sewer!" Mrs. Rafferty, spoke a truth
and not a delicious piece of uncon-
scious humor.
Because woman's work Isn't paid-it
should be paid-she viii continue to
look with a little awe at the sort OF
labor that brings a pay envelope. FL
nancially her husband will always be
worth TO her the price of her own
pathetic incompetence. As an ecOnO-
mic zero she will barter her soul for
br' I'd and butter and cOndOne adul-
terS-sell her own sOul-tO make Ger
tain that her children will never be
without shoes!
When woman is economically indie
pendent-when every chiidleSs woman
works and every mother is pensioned
by the state-a husbands exaggerated
financial value will disappear. He will
be worth whatever he is worth men
tally, emOtionally and various other |
ways we will consider later on this |
page.
CWhat is a wife's value to her hus- !
band? Who bears the brunt of the |
domestic Arrangement, the husband or I
the wife? The next article in this |
series is written by Max NOrdau. the |
famous German author who strenu- |
ously takes issue with Miss Greeley |
Smith, defending the husband and |
placing a high value on his place in
the home.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
GEN. VILLA TOLD HE
MUST AID CARRANZA
United States informs Him For
eign ENHANCEMENT Comes
From His Territory.

WASHINGTON, July 24-The state
department through Consul Agent
George c. Carothers has conveyed
word TO Gen. Villa that the United
States expects him TO give answering
allegiance to Gen. Carranza and 10 do
ali in his power to establish a consti-
tutional form Of government in Mex
leo.
The state department pointed out
10 Villa that every foreign entangle-
ment the reVOlutiOnists have contract
ed has been directly attributable TO
him and that ne could not look for
any support from outside influences
10 further any personal ambitions he
might have at this time.
The killing Of Benton, an English
man. the disappearance OF Bausch,
German, the deportation OF Spanish
residents and the killing of the two
French Christian brothers at Zacatecas
have all happened in the territory
controlled by Villa and under his per-
sonal command.
This government told him that these
questions now doomed up as the big
gest difficulties confronting CarranZa
and that under circumstances II was
Villas duty 90 clear both himself and
the constitutional cause by co-operat-
ing with Carranza TO make just repara-
ton 10 the different foreign powers.
That Villa has come To the realiza-
ton that the United States Is now
cordially supporting Carranza is in
dicated by his action Wednesday in re-
moving the appointment of Gen. Ro-
dolfO Fierro and Col Carlos Domin
guez as brigade commander. Fierro
is the man accused OF killing Benton
and Dominguez is an open enemy of
Gen. Carranza. In their stead Villa
appointed Gen. Raoul MaderO and
Gen. Trinidad Rodriguez.
COnstitutionalist headquarters re-
cSsved word that Gen. CarranZa has
arrived at TampicO and that the Car
bajal ENJOYS are expected 10 reach
there shortly The parley. however.
in all probability Will be held at sal
tiilO.
Neither the state department nor
the constitutiOnalist agency has re-
Ceived confirmation OF the report that
Carranza and Carbajal have agreed TO
a cessation or hOstilities pending the
peace conference.
Both factions are willing 20 arrange
a truce, but CarranZa is unwilling 20
grant the general amnesty that Car
baJal is seeking FOR the federalists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
Sense and Sentiment
1t is Fur to the End.

1t is Fur to- the End.
Margaret asks why is a cats tail
like the earth?"
NO TWO MEN LOOK AT A
THING IN THE SAME WAY.
Get a hobby, ST, il il isn't anything
more than paying your debts or
minding your own business.
Muscle Workers.
Industrial depressions make some
men realize the real necessity of be-
ing more than muscle workers.
IDEAS. IDEALS. PRINCIPLES
AND WORK MAKES SUCCESS; AID
VERTISING is BUT THEIR HAND
MAIDEN.
"When you are ready. GridIey,
fire" But not until YOU are ready.
The Difference.
THE OTHER day l heard two st.
Joe farmers exchanging the gossip of
the tail end of last season.
What did you do with your corn y
asked one.
Just sold the last load yesterday
was the reply. Got rs cents. Can
you beat that?"
Yes, I sold mine at $3.50"
The farmer making the last re-
mark had disposed of his corn in the
form OF fatted Duroc Jersey hogs.
Guess which is the most successful
of the two.
WHEN A FELLOW GETS TIRED
CHASING HIS SHADOW. ROD. HE
SITS DOWN AND 1T DRAWS
NEARER.
1t isn't the rocketbook's fault that
II is empty.
Curiosity has cost many a thumb,
Nell.
Owning a million is a catastrophe
If you can't enjoy the pleasure 10 be
bought by few cents.
CHESTER REESE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24

dictionary forces occupying Guyamas,
was accorded a generals salute when
the staff of Gov. Jose Maytorena
boarded the Annapolis and Raleigh in
Guyamas harbor
CAMARGO, Chihuahua. Mex. July
24.-Gen. Villa in a statement issued
here Thursday virtually declared him
self absolute ruler Of the church in
his territory when he announced that
I'm future all priests and curates in
his territory will be appointed by
state officials subject TO approval by
Gen. Villa instead of by a regularly
ordained bishop of the Roman Cath
Ollie church.
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than 100000 had to be made to the
famous prima dOnna's predecessor as
Gorgoza's spouse.
On the other hand. Lillian Russell
whose husbands have been as tran
silent as her charms are permanent
declared before she married Alexan-
der Moore that he would have to
show her $1,000, 900 or she would not
90 TO the altar with him!
Innumerable other instances Of the
high cost OF husbands might be cited
But what is the use? We all know
that eligible men are becoming as
scarce as roses at the North Pole,
cigarets in Indiana or republicans in
Texas But the scarcer he becomes
the more valuable he will be, Of
counsel One may pardon any girl Of
the period who actually gets one
roped and tied for estimating him as
worth $1,000, 600. A husband in the
bush seems almost priceless. As for
those women who are already married
well. 1 am afraid that TO them
husbands value is pretty much like
that OF the Kansas mans baby. You
remerber he said: We've got a baby
$4,000 for. but I wouldn't give so
cents for another"
A husband has other values besides
those that can be expressed by the
dollar sign.
What is a husband worth mentally
What is ne worth emOtionally?
What prOtectively? You see. the
most insignificant Of husbands has a
certain scarecrOw value in that he
keeps so many other men away and
so saves a woman the trouble OF turn
ing them down.
Every woman is entitled TO life, lib
erty and the pursuit of a husband!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
HUERTA ARRIXES.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, July "A. -
Gen Huerta and his party arrived
here Thursday on the German cruiser
Dresden from Puerto Mexico. All
the refugees were in good health. and
apparently glad 20 get away from
Mexico.
Gen. Huerta viii be closely guard
ed during his stay here 20 prevent
any attempt al assassination. Re will
stay at the Myrtle Bank hotel until
the arrival OF other members OF his
party from Puerto Mexico.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
INDIANA AND
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

NOBLESVILLE--Prayers for rain
are being offered in this community.
! There has been little or no rain here
since May %, and crops are suffering
terribly.
MICHIGAN CITY-Martin Zoake of
Gary sustained painful injuries We'd
nesday evening while attempting to
board a Michigan Central freight
train. One foot was badly crushed,
necessitating the amputation of two
toes. The other foot was so badly
lacerated that amputation may be
necessary.
MICHIGAN CITY-Children playing
with matches are supposed to have
set fire to a dwelling owned by Will
liam A. Curran which Quilted the en-
tire top of the structure The dam
age is estimated at $1,000
GARY-Through the courtesy of
clothing firm straw hats will be pre-
scented free to men arrested for intOx-
icatiOn and hailed into the city bas-
tile hatless.
One hundred members of the First
regiment, Patriarchs Militant, l. O..
O. T., arrived Thursday for a two
days encampment. Business sessions
are being held. and saturday the MEM
bers will go to East Chicago to attend
the tri-state field day of the order Of
odd Fellows.
ELKHART-Miss Flossie Stnler,
800 Hickory St, narrowly escaped
drowning in the st. Joe river We'd
nesday night She was swimming
with water wings when pillows from
a passing launch swept her out into
deep water She had gone down
twice when George Eldridge rescued
her
ELKHART-A family of II was
nearly wiped out Wednesday night
from milk pOisOning a form Of pto-
maine poisoning. Mr.. and Mrs Her
man r. Myers, living half a mile north
Nof here, thought to have treat for
the children. They made some ice
cream, but allowed the ingredients to
stand in the metal can two hours be-
fore freezing. The family ate the
spoiled ice cream, and poisoning re-
suited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24
BY NIXOLA CRFEIFY-sNuTH

How much is q husband WORTH
Idah Parker. formerly the fancee
Of Danforth Brooks Ferguson grand
son OF Herman O. Armour has lust
declared that she will not accept ST.
050-000 TO give the young man up!
This happened IN New York.
simultaneously. in Chicago. Mrs.
Felicie Mahdah Modjeska. in an
nouncing that she viii oppose a suit
for divorce fled in Portland, Oregon.
By her husband, "a son Of the famous
actress. asserted that all the money in
the world could not induce her to
consent 10 the legal severance OF her
marriage bonds,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24

GIA4AMAS. Mexico. July 24.-The
first formal recognition OF the CON
stituUonalisfs in western Mexico by the
United States occurred today when
Gen Alyarado. commander OF the rev
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24

'IIe is my own
husband. the lOyable
father Of our three
children. and I love
him dearly. regard
less OF his actionsl"
she exclaimed dra-
matically. AS Mrs.
MOdjeska claims ac-
tGally 10 have re-
fused her husbands
offer OF $4,000 for
his freedom, we
must accept her
statement as truth
and not merely as
third -act elOquence.
3 fore Madame
Emma Games could
become NJ a q a m G
Emile de GOrgOZa,
"A transfer Of more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-An apple
OF discord has been thrown into suf-
frage ranks by a plan 20 select fifty
OF the most beautiful members OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-24

10 retain in good humOr the suffra-
gists not picked out. L is declared.
however that practically all are will
ing TO sacrifice themselves for the
cause and TO bear the tag OF the most
beautiful
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PENN0 10 PRESS CHARGE
AGAINST CONSTABLE

H. J. r-aao. o.IrF sad IUFm.r
editor Of ia" tr~~ i'T-ss. aiii pEr@s
ts- prosecution of CoasssbI. Jana. i
i'cseiio .n . shars- .t assault and
battery in tho ais'Its, saat' Na'
coaisht Wills having th- rSns,aLiT
fined IT, police s5ast IVT ais'ushsnre
ssSsins oa, Of bis usIic rHeouUI"g
rnh the officer lass saEiaS. rran"
PROPOSES ~ pus i'-s-,'S up against .
iirs. This nassihs ~ s.uu A,tof'
n.s J. j. i,o,i- catered - plea ag net
sail,y tss .ss slsssi saa sh- case MS
ss, tor trial February g
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wAIsIuBun0 IAsxH11AIL
BOYS 10 PLAY MAE

Cpsss Jvka y. Siaessis Ut tn. iara!
hl<h school hashes ssii s-s~ hss az
sssxrL ses eSsas with ih. WAi.ea'
burg hssh sxhssl ssys IL ise played Ia
this city Assasds, six.s. January 81:
The same viii b. played -a tbs alag,
OF The West rh.sis.
Tia. iv3s sSm- ~sii ~ pg.gsts a
b = sssae Sstsr-s sisis VI '''V rssn''
ssi sish hssls Ia. .,s ge., s.
szHss the, .-r- tc hsv0 hg~.
eisys' sosVsso~ sisss .isI rv ..ss
ep-ssi ,sa~fia,'ciy.
tTp:ess"t siasisir ssn.sa.ss ~.
svl,s~'ax !issas sv .sp sspaiss sss
Ass ts,t 0s% u s.s~ s.ss-sss csrsssA
osa:s p Netsors. ssssess jjsss, -;
and Maurice c'sastss-r. guard.
Harry Mitchell sad Claude Chand!v
forwards. iSuasid Made. sos@.sii
sshlctis director VI sho hix. s.aeo
sad oa- of the hrs: guards as til,
1871 a.. 1919 team. -'iii y-.vsev'
SAia91s, a;xht's game
This Il the first siss- . match
ssm~ es hs.kss bail has been plaJes
On the stage sf the Nest 1acasre
fav ;sesfo: nassc TO b. given ~ tbs
Wsis~abusk ssJ Tstsidsd 10y. psuns
is~s u tse full ef SssCs~si from TIA.
first TO the issa act.
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ooa(lleu Law ls ADsoa1uso
'Os031 a GIRLS o41u0olEa


The ssrOox PRESSURE that MAS
brought to tsess BY sn iss:ssrns pub
lie shseasL the ,a~jiuuss, of the ,aiiis
sna psnaasi iatsrri~ss Mas 50 great
that Robert ", ChAas:,rss. iii. ad-
THOR Of MAsy popular a"Seis. fisAii,
decided TO sllnu his greatest ~oas.
THE cosasnsa i.s~.' to b. diana
tiled Ssdsr his supervision.
The transformation 81: An alb
sprbisS ssues froM ecsd type Ia the
Ssra, stes u The fes''ist's Mas 10
sssy G.assrs. ba' \. u wpois. Tbs
we'll ksOss Theatrical rrodaess, AAs
saet coded II sstsIss ssss-shef tha
tsyslsifSSsd substance Of the stof,
and sa"ui6sd Il isto 'sFAs.asia shat,
ami 'iy pisy h 70 w. se7a NJ West
thssiss sostSh'. cyl
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El'ER3z('11t[.y

g
I'D, Bsr.ss. q agilly. 'Tssss. N
~ the city on huslAsee. 4
J. n. Rssan. Of NsAtataaSrs, is.ia
the fity ss s.svsla1ss vltis. |
Pssfo. ,,Riaf. > watf, kso~n .baskl
(er. Il y Nhs city pa = bsslaess trip. 4
Lesjs sitak- Of Rocky y0rd u
|sps6 1ias 'fev dss~ her - hssaes.s!
Paul -losaAs~os. Of tlesAar. 4
spesdiss fsv Asys u she city vis{
1tlsS frieads,
&c. ". Rsaerwsy. Of beaver. .sri
llvei hers tkis norpisx % tesss
SNel1ess trip - |
Il fsej ArLsis. = pssAis~sl sttes1
IDsy Of Lamar. j. u NJ city ioday 81
sishots basassss try. y
-. ". stss~. u Ospses. rgesldsal Of
|tAs sssshvestesa Cesi Co. Is In Tho
sit$ on a bs,siae.s .syi.
| r. 4. Radio. Njdssy kssws IL. sail1
sesd circles. arrived ksse lsis aitbe
flFen Ossver - . busiae>. ssip. !
csbs Harry lesley vi. shis-aess.
>sg Ter rost-s;shS&v ~ Is 10 een.
naad Of tbs ,eiittaa seaslpseJ ttssf.
Joss Lawson arrived here thlg
iorsisys lssn Ossves after az abb
ssSe~ Of several week. from ssc dis;
tsiet.
i iSeeasSs \. ,tiswkiss. -Aiss .sovs.
= ~ Of tho lsissd Miss NssA0s Of
Aus~ries. ssyssss here this oAfssaa
loo . LssasesA trip.
JoaspA 1eii aad y, r. Easssswosd.
4 psedisess eliis~ss Of cisssos. y. ~,
left sAis aSrntas tSs their hop~ u.
sss . busts-ss sisis herr.
y. J. ts.ssns. Of IT, Mutual iItr
jssusasee csNpssy. hes s~tsss~d
sroa ~ ssi~adsd eastern Trip o.
sassess in sosaee,ios with lis o..
lice.
Msyos ". r. tsuslasy Gas vssuss'
i ~ lseA Dsas-e ~hesr he susss sre'
ssel days slssaiiax 10 seasssa'
/ hasst-ss ssa ssiss1iss the sloti
sho~,
NG~s~ssi lsts cksse VII last sishi
for Pueblo vhssv soasy - cssfssrv
wlsh Oovpsaos e. ~. Anmoa~ Tbs
latter + % his nay 10 atsesd meet
lag 10 cssh.
{ TIE Rev. y ", n'ssssii q ta1
tlns Nsths1bss ehss~A ista lAs<
slshs Tor beaver where be all
kaessi p Ter ,ss,s sstssdIsx To- Lssi
He0A aGossesAs -s.s-ss t-ss -
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|uIcmE . coR0tE11 n
vE1Doc1 ~ DUT10N CASE

That Walter button. = ssseAu'as
~hs sss sovsd dead sith = ballet
hole IN his head NJ bis sansh ssss
Asuiiss Noaass. ea0mi't-i saiss q
while 7isAS.osdent over financial
lsoubiss uss established BY the in
ss~s!sssios u sosouss u. q, sip~. The
faaesSi al the tssssse4 iook place 81
Asutlsr ssSt~s.lsFs
R-tos. ssposise h;n.seis tbss'os
vsos~ a letter to David West. ioss.ss
ju.lisr ot sse p-sre. sskias hips Ia
iaoA asiss MS estate ssi psy a., out
sssaaiss iss's ssd sise ~hs' s.'
ssiaias aaossy there SAs 10 als sis'
e.. ~ho Hires in Texas. r. -r-
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visses 1nAsses. ss<sstss3 Ut tie
tsssseS<sp sstss asA esss~s1<r u
sAS t.sysszt Ass~s sslsoa uili APPEAR
IL posie~ soatt sAis af,rsnoas ID
Ass~~s - sae shsss- % disturbance.
lsnsaa,i Is alleged 10 ass- assaulted
JaAs chimiar, bartender Al Tho rai.
Acr ssieah lest aish, assiss a. srxa.
m~ss. The ssoa6ls j. SAID so have
started ese: . iis<usssoa os the resi
strike. Cbimjao dos. not tet"as 10
lsr hsslesd-ss' ustoa. pseeomi hes
heea ssuss IN vsSUs circles saJ ~ss
. delegate ~ Tho asjoa eon,casisn In
Dsas-s rsl''d. 10 sossldes the asai'cs
o. . ssassv lido sss;kS.
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RADlUH MI Or.

: Washing, on. Jan. 3s.--ftnai con.
sideration Of the eiil prouoslns ted.
Ssal regulation Or pssituni production
In the Tinted Ssasts Mas uadertas.
en- b sthu house ra,nes committee 10.
DAY. with The expectation of send.
iIE' the ,s.dtatted measure to the
seas. with IN. sssani.tes's .pprov-
a. before. n light. : ,'ft,
., ..4... A4.ss-..s.- b
Heartburn. isdt3sss.su or distrss.
Of the steu,ae,I u iAttsDsiy. relieved
b. HEheikE. IT sescss the badly
dlsss,ed food out Of The tsdy end re.
scores to.e ID the ttoAath and bow.
els. Price soc. said ~ the Hans.
nan Drug Co.
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The ssi-ads at Mrs jse. foss-rs
insiii viii regret bearing about her
eesloas :slnsss. She il herr trpta
Fort scott. ksasss. v1siiins her
mother. Ms. Jsass Noo.c. "a,
spruce street. Mn. fosheeass''i -iil
s.sura homc - .ooa a. she is able
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CARD q THANKS

We wiss 10 thssh all our tsiesds
for iasis ktnjsVsr saJ ~ apsthy dur.
lag our dear fathers ssckaes& aud
death. th. late Robert aim seoa. Who
diet SssusrJ g. lsjt.-Mrs. J. l..
TsuiIllo. Airs. chas. Roacfo. Joe X.
si,spsoa. wa. \. sinpoa. ~
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hid SoIsel Eau,ss /
Hy Rsslbests1

Laes sssslns The Wsss sAeslss wAa
The srsss II iess u the ssess t(,-r.
II esss-sssa basketball! sssses 9Th y
~sse s.ss played ~ th- suiassss u
-thr lS.sl hist sssoo,. TIE fsvshmAs
girls fosteitsd their xasa.~ With III.
sophaAasscs oslas The fact lhss sus.~
OF their nlay-ss s-sr on H.. siek
list. 4 sun,,.r u lsr s<sios .sjsis
slssed ~ie6 sso tse.hses sad Dts.-
. hssu slsugxie ,hss rsae fostifrea,
shr srss sieSe~evs. Tito s<ors 40.
us, 10 ~.
/. The ssssst s.rs.' ,ssm ~,ii PLAY
'trtsas slgks eashssx ur double
AssiSr.
I, The asas sasss which soos i.lase
VA lsssssss thc try~hmss boys tad
sisc jnNIos hoys. This xss .ia,,sA.
ter. ~ tho fssshmes PLAYED In very
poor form aaa came cut on lh- snail
cad Of tho stost. Mss,s-r shc resi-.
lar rcsssr u tho flint ,esu,. waa aI
'~hisi~iad aad made over half oil
the poists Tor hts Il 80. the juniors.
i The jusloe ltacap: ciessia4vr sad
7oisica. sasrd: Ne,fscr. ecasrs:
Chandler asd csask. forwards.
The secoad game. which Vas hc.
tween the sossors saJ sophomore.
,~ssi nc beat Of I'll. cvcsins. ,hQash
tho score doa't hook II. The scsSoes.
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NOTICE

IL Wh"m This Mas Cunr-Tn
This H. I" s1s that fgUm tbi7 's.
guE'b I ~iii No, pay say i-his -uH
tIsv,sd ~ my faFwvF pi'-, Ida riH.r-
ssn
s-isa-sli IS4 SianBs0n 90
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FUNERAL No11Ck. A. ?. 4 A. Il.

~ rsauesi u tsisssa i.olx- M. ~
A. =. & \. ~. Of Aspca. Colo. Las
Animas Lodge No. ~ will cons-a.
Saturday u o'clock to attend ~.
ae,,i " G~osse II. Williams. member
.: ss.d lodge. Funeral VIII take
place from Trinidad Undertaking.
psrlors xasusia. al o'clock. MI
MsA,er Mssoas .fsalesasIly asked Ia
attend. Ledge convCaes at I o'clock.
-tloeprs0ARman ~. ~. -
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-29

Pr yss sspeetal pleasure the Co.
lsnbtsa Cafe vi11sb e spea after he
tAsases tsaight. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-29

n. sa,vs,,es Amy ca. -. -,
eass.oss eioeASss. furniture. kitehes
assssals. aisAaa tsA1lss. etc. Aay.
oss having say q oasA plsass phoss
Rsa 1868 aad they Will ~ called for
psoopsIy. TbsskA-Cspl Z 4
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-29

0A11JO0 0S1CB CU0QAUy
Notice IL hsscey gives ttot the'ss:
anal ue~siss Of the saorkbeb1ess 81
the southstac Ississtlas Dlssa Con.
pan, viii isr held Aoausy. February
Ssh. 1874. at I O'Clock r. ~. II the
Office Of the cotsmrfcjal kssscs
ccmpasy In the soona upsaaifs otss
The Commercial ssvisxs baAk ID
Triuidad. Colorado. for the purpose VI
cirrsisx . Doard Of Oisccioss issd TOT
tho pasposc Ut making asseseossts
and trassaelins sseh other busiarsa
Is sssy properly curse before ssid
u,cGtiak.
poug ~ vsdcr Of the Board Of Di.
rcctoss.
Dated q, Trinidad. Colorado. jar
uary 81. 1914.
- y. ~. TEaltLlN. President. .
7. ~. CARLOW. Secretary. ..
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-29

After lhcsscr lusci the psopv,
thing tonight Al the Coiumsias
Cafe. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-29

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-17

Mrs. John Evans and Fred Holman
have been on the sick list the past
week.
DIR. /. Fitzsimons, dentist, of Ridge
way, is in town from Friday until Sun
day every week.
Andrew Martin was caller at Dodge
vile one day last week.
Sheriff Williams of DodgevilIe was a
business caller in town last Thursday.
Nicholas Tredinnick and son Thomas
transacted business at the Point Satur-
day.
Daniel Williams and Elisha Tredin-
nick were callers at the Point and
Dodgeyille Saturday.
A number Of young people were treat
I'd TO delicious oyster supper at tbs
Ed March home Friday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1914-12-17
Elect New Officers.

At regular meeting of the Fratern-
al Reserve Association, held last Thurs
day. the following officers were elected
To fill the various positions for the en-
suing year:
President Mrs. Lillian M. Jackson.
Vice-Pres-John w. Manley.
Sec Mrs. Lulu Bridges.
Asst. Sergeant Mrs. Anna Branger.
Doorkeeper-Jud Bridges.
Messenger Fred Wagner.
Judge for 3 yrs-Ed. J. Ellingen.
Advisor Mrs. Kate Miller.
Hon. E. r. Hicks of Oshkosh, su.
preme president of the order, will be
in the city to install the newly elected
officers on January Ia, 1915. A full at
tendance of the members is requested
for this occasion.