davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

, der Of Amerisans-a report made NJ
in this slate aad sent ON tn Washing
ton. Either ON that date or shortly
after that there MAS put into the Fes-
ord something like twenty pages Of
the vile. untruthfui. misleading. cat
raseOus statements made BY OF
claimed ia have been msds-ssi II
must have been made By Judge iteh
Lindsey al Denver r-s,atsmsnts that
regret any man should so far for
sci his love Of souhtry. his love of
his osn state. and hts own neigh
bOfs and his o~n people zs Ia indniss
ih-ani sLy a senator shOuid permit
thst stuff. siie as il 10. To ga into .
public r.soSd-a record that viii
pTobsbiy last as long as The republic
lasts. that will Lee handed iosn fro.n
generation TO seEsrsiioh-thai
would swear lin. AMI again this Sas
don. and tina, MAS done by the p-o-
ole of IN. state of Colorado ! sannoi
comprehend. and I am ahabi. 10 nr-
drFstani nhS some of the hesspa-
peers ot this state. in their is'-rinina-
lion as ,h-S put i, to pabiish the
nees. have q, no time In my kno~i-
edge or recollection app.ai. la tie
ra-n sho haN. b--h astihs In afms4i
defiance at the constituted authofi-
ties of Colorado. appealed TO their pa
fIa,isni. IL they have any pssriolisn
and ior- at .ouhtTs. and they sir-iy
mus, appealed To them io Ia u
sosh ih-ir arms. their hish-p powered
rifles nnd other guns: and in i free
state. ~ \ stat. where the i~sisini- /
ur- has ens.is.i practically eXes,
'ae and every bill they need To ss-
~, in the Interests al iabss. sna
iouhi whether there is another state
in the union that has b-rn tnoF-
grateful. nof- liberal. more siiitns
Ia Eran, aad -nse, into i-si.iaiioa |
e'-ry s-an-.s ot labor. than III. leg
tsia,uE- Of Colorado granting
or admitting that the legislature has
not enacted all legislation or which
A-Hf AN-"NHs - W ~ uptHsH'~ ~
the means OF rebellion against the
s'ai.' Have ~- come To a level With
Nvsis.g II the coal miners of this
state arc t-ins abused. whether riti-
sens or not. are mot i-ins protected.
ar no; h-ins properly guar ted. Ia i;
she way to reach u by the m~aas
they haN. t.vn employing. ssd ia
there n newspaper in fh-ns~f OF In
the state. oassidc af a very is~ nj the
newspapers. tina; has som- oal sna
appealed TO them To lay dawn lh-ir
sEms and pointed out to them thai
through this new means at i-stsia-
tioa iary can obtain all the relief
they desire aad all they ask for. Ia.
Ion labor I. recognized by every fair
minded man as . legitimate eone-sn.
union men have rishis. have the
rirhis tn join. create. and orsanis-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Only One Man.

G-nrsr kind-i j. the oniy nan ~hc
did me-, InrE-, that he vas from Colo
rssi.. ,hs, the people nF coiora''" ar
"a soai. as true. a. patriotic and
loyal a. the r.asi- Of am of the 9th
.r states of this union. 'N,piausr., ,
And turn /" the congressional record
OF May -. I think IL is. and s-c
wh~r- one ot our s-natosS-t d"n',
~ish io be- personal. IL u not n-s~s-
.ary-~h-f- on~ of our senators pre-.
tented and asked ,o have pthiiah-'l
In the ronzr-s .ionai record a report
nf a nocIciy known as The Junior or.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

poiats out. cur TROOPS arc. II effect.
inprisoasd IL Vera Crus. asd. With
tho vaeillaiias policy Of this adaia-
sraSioa. 10 naa CO . predSet the
iength Of their duraaec. while asdiar
sSon aad other thiass-ineiu6lnS the
result d the Noveabsr electioes-
hang In the balance. II we really
have "eoae down iato Mexieo 70
serve msakiad''. ID - be6ia By
serving our own Kin aad kind there.
The fleet should be relieved In sec.
tions % that It's mea may reeais
their eoae IN northern waters. Vera
Crus should be held. not BY a. III.
armed brigade. but By an army dlvis-
lon Adequately equipped with, field
artillery. and the bulk Of that d.
vision should be stationed. not IN the
low aad torrid city. but-whsss che
general staff q the army hsa Disased
Lon the plateau 5000 fcit aSdtc the
sea and 50 Wila inland. Thofe u
could hold pSt J1fy its 1lAs q ver.,
cR. x,ut IL health and morale 81
weit While diplomacy parieysd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Military CONDITIONS
AT VERA CRUZ
ph,l.d.lphi. Public Ledger:

Philadelphia Public Ledger:
The conditions confronting our
military and naval forces At Vera
Cruz are not. ideal. either from 4
military viewpoint or that Of phys
ical efficiency. General Funston
has force Of about 1900 men. In
siuding the marines. with 4 possible
reinforcement OF 1.100 marines from
the fleet. He il very deficient in
field artillery. having but IL noun
tain guns and the 10 3-inch guns OF
the marine. brigade. With this rela-
lively small force. inadequateiy
armed. he may yet have to meet the
attack of the 1900 Mexican troo )s
estimated to be within fighting
range Of Vera Cruz. His chief diff
Guilty lies In protecting the water
works-ninc miles from the city and
six miles from the sea-and the In
tervenIng water main. While the
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

|ias W saa 1essloelss the tovss aas
eosstiss iveo vAieh they eo0s. aad
! wsst 70 ~ here ss1 sov. sass1iss
. . RsNhllrss. speakiss u the
neaerssiie sspseae eesst--I vaat 70
asy this Dsoeesatir sspesos essst a
ssr k eaopsss1 a heaorsbls. -
gtshs nss (sppaasssl. ssA vsat -
ny that thess district 1adses. neao-
esats o. Rspshliesas. In this state.
are hesesahle. spragti. lawyers ssd
juasss. nsa ssA eitiseas- (APp.
Issas.I
0usioine lJljt3s.
The sevssooe a this state ID .
Dennesst. May Of us Ds0orssis
saa Republicans differ vhh bin -
y The manner IN which 10 hos hss.
died shis strike. We think 10 ~ cot
sesiks .sl the siShs tias ssd Ai1 sos
ssrike hard esoash-aid sot exert
he pevss ihFoash the sstioesi
ausrA-sos the aiiisisnes. these
,sopls fFoa tho ostside of lhis state
vho are asi'saiss are ssiss that
gesa TO desra~t. pail dovs What they
eall the ailitlaaea-the true asd
correct legal ssae 10 ssiioasi sssrd
-aasloasi suss1s. oea Who uhes
4his eosassy 10 pissssd iato var. the
Psssidsat cas- call upoa TO joia the
array os the sasioa aad of the re-
psbiIe. These are the aea that The
eossssog hsa 10 depead apoa. They
are the po,iesaes ef The state. Sad is|
there . ass here o. II this state
vho viil s,aad ~ ssd say that W
soossoAy hsa sos fired apos the NJ
Isssanss that the 1ilitisnsa vosA
have fissd spoa sayboAy." Bss con.
lag hask TO the sovessos. started to
ssy that al of 10 sse aos u accord
With ~ psoGss1 - piaa q hsad,-
lag this uafostasste situation. but
he y oar snvssses. he ID the eosee-
nor az Colombo. and whether ~ 10 .
lie b Dsnoessi os Dsaoessss. Demo
esst. he 10 ny governor saa ! viIi
iiysliy sssaa hy hin while be u -
sishs. tAppianse.) ~aai to ~.
sad ! appeal 10 the pres Of Colorado.
10 the Rocky Messsaia Nevs. TO the
p~avss Post. 70 everyone of yoa. u u
yoar boaadca dusy TO stand BY the
eovsssor iasseaA Of esilieisiag hin.
tAppjause.D The sane shlae u .
larger way 10 true d the Frssidsai
os the eoasssy. sad he 10 Ds@oeras.
. 10 Deaoeras of Democratic. Demo-
erat al throash. aad soas Of %. pes-
haps some os his owa party. ss~ aos
II accord. 10 suil sy0pathy u you
pisass. With his policies II handbag
lbs difficult aad eoaplieatsd sssua.
1ioa IN Asxieo. bat. he is shsl PFsss-
dat Of thls rspuhiic md it'ts eas ID.
y to stand By hin. right Of vroas.
tApplasse.l
u 10 oar duty. u he calls for 1es
aad arms. u hs calls for noasy With
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

10 nas uho will be VILLAS 70 sesss
Is xosersos of this state for toe
yesrs. With the usdersessaias be wiiI
- his duty Essardiess of what hsp-
;,ess to hin after that politically,
tAppisuse,D whes yos flaA thsi
character Of nsa-hs VII psehehiy
~ - hated II sooe Pisces ssA aooe
iorsliiies .. say asa eas become
but ne wtil have Tor oaes Tor tvo
jssss IL Colorado . mas deias soah.
lag s~ve aad except bsiss soSessos
of the state: ssd % o. dovs throssh
the diffsseai places 10 BE- flileA st The
eoMiag eleesios. ssa this hody cf
nsa-yoa dos'i seed 70 issse yoas
party. IL Is sos the object os vsdss-
iyiax parpose. - ! sadssutssd u. a
this ossaaisaiios. 10 ssA 0es To
break Away fFoa their politleAi sf-
niiattoas. but yoa ran 20 late yoas
primaries snd your assemblies sad
sire due usEaiax ''if yos. ny fellow
neabess oe ihis party. 10 Which ! be-
,oss. do your duty ! a. With you: u
yos, fail to do yoss duty n ssitiss
up the sishl sssa. the right fellow.
lhsa I an ssstass you. sad - TO-
iaG 10 vote for the party that pats ~
the vixht aas'-soae pesty so0s-
where. uiii select the mas 20 cas-
vote for. II 30 esaaot fisd the
right nasa. ss6 ve fisd Il neressavy
10 make up ticket. that esa be doas
uhsa the sine arrives, u u not the
purpose Of this ossasisaitoa 10 break
up the other pasties.t the Psosrss'
si.e the Dsaorssiie. the Repabiieaa.
-se. Noshias hss bsea thoasht os o.
such thing aeasioaed II ~ pres
ese~. save oae OF tvo ma have said.
is diseas.iss the eseeiloa d this o.
saaisaitoa. u IL beeoasa aeeesaasy.
vhy eaasos this eoabiasiioa Of oss
aad women. this league. name tick.
II Of its ova made u, wishoas sesasd
10 politics: That II ny tudS0sss
vosid be . fatal mistake. hesuss u
woaid oaiy defeat the purpnrs that
euN0C ku0CtoVu wv o1S ~ ~ ~
srthes for the ssiss,ioa OF Colombo
aad our eouniry. tApplaase.D Rome
o~e, IL IL reported. sonc oae hss aald.
snm- oa- aasht 10 kaov better. some
oas uho do~s know better. that the
jads~s Of Colorado sre corrspt-ia
other words that they are dishonest
nsa. that thcy arc ovaed By the ia-
i~se.sa ~ they ehoarr 10 cali ihem.
Nov w~ have. - I recall u. auasss
of Republican sad Democratic Ass-
lries JUDGES II th!s state. The ma
joeily Of our sapre1c eoast are
Dsmossais-l the majority 10 made ~
Of Droocsais. aad have hsovs
shsss nsa. Or aoss os thso. for .
uankei os'ysafs. soas' q yss have
kaova then sroa their boyhood
days. soas lived II their eeaossi.
ises aad worked With then II build-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Gouy Sounds Keynote Order Recent Get Together

vhieh 70 ehesia Dsaitlpas - yos y
nsiutsis 80 spAss1 ~ f6Ass =
AaeSieass u Asies. - eeoPso
Msxire. hy 1Astsrss u ~ - setu.
ses1. - rseossiss ths siyiitssfSse q
this sssst. frss. ssese611 sssshsia
10 tsyiss = ssesb,isA nv ssa sr6se
20 this eessissas saA stAs,A civil.
isstsea. ssa all that zess 9TH evil.
is.,ios % sAis Aussjeaa csstsssss.
oUgaaiBs ~ Vsil
Nov. isdiss SD 0seils0ss. vhss.
svss ny - The s,sasens q ahb -.
sssisssiea let ~ - - ess vasssse
plsrss e she1s. Vt ~ % hse6 -
ess eessiiss. saa e Ses hsss ses 81.
ready essassA Ssesss. essees ese.
call Il vhas yos plsess - Ices - u
hss Ter Ne ,sspsss saA object ihs -.
sorrsaesi of lsv ssa ihs hsissias oe
order aad psexe to every ceoose6ys
80 that yos ~ !. ssy ma - ssy ~.
80. ess usik sioog The sssssss 10
asy hamlet - ssy lovs - city. ~
aay resa. hishusy. - syvsy. -
aloas. a. ssy plses. vishsas fsse, =
beias ssaanlis1. hsstsa ~ - killed.
or haviss peepsrty hssss1 - -
saEoyed. Les - osxsaiss oil tbssash
The eossiiss sa1 al thsosSh shs
state. aad The tioe vill eaos vsse
this bllshs. this iafaay cast % The
fsis assas os ce3ess1o. viii ~ v,ss1
oas snA the sess a The ecssssy vtio
,eeogsiss that colossao sioSly ssos
up asaisse whst the peoe,s oe 0ssaa.
eAasstss diA u their slstAe lsse ysas
a. the year besose. What the pse9ss
Of Hsv Jsssey esoe ~ sssisss. vess
The peeels Il Wsss vle9toio eoos ~
sesisse. ssa what the assssuse -
the state d 0Aie = aov ~ aesissa-
eosty.fivs ihesaaa1 eoai oissss ess
o. soias oct - sssits. u thsy sso
thsmsslssa aaa overthrow the sevss.
sos Of 0aio. o. Wsse vtsgisie. o.
Massachusetts,. o. Nsv jssssy the
ss1s ray. yes eas - vhsss ve sse
eoaiss 10. vhsss vs are solss. eo1
t08k W 0Ws& ptt WOW0 - ~ eOS
stop u. aos osly here bst ssssyvssss
viihia the eosftsss q the Uoits1
xssies. tApplasss.D
How losx osa. whether Ds0sesat.
Rrpabliess o. Progressive: WOW tess
DO you vaal 10 say IL coises6s 70
shess coa1itiosa % o. - they have
bees en,aG o. TOT few weeks 10 teb
state. % they viii 70 o. vhss the
aasioasi troops are withdraws. sslsss
the Colorado asiioasl gard y
backed up ~ ,ablie ssstansst sae
By all the parties q Colombo. ise
Us stand together. sad rsosobes
that al vs have got 10 Do 10 70 seas1
u.i,ed. rsG.s1lsss Il party. rsoss1
lsss oe political faith. % ear 1seY
towards oarssivss. 10 osr ssats. u
COR families asA 70 cur eoantsy. aa1
God will take care oe the rsss. tAp-
p1Auoe.1
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

+, ,unioss., iusl NJ other mes have ths
right To organize Odd Fellow and Ma,
sonic iorses. ard 50 On do~a the iisI
of frs,ernai organizations. but NJ
body Of men. whether ODD FELLOWS.
NA.Oas or kaixhis Of Columbus. ~
unioss. or whatever they nay hs
called. have any right To sra then-
selves and eoms out in Onense to the
police power of the state, TAP
piAuse)
10 Right 10 Uss Yssos.
And while you ssd !. Of yoa o. !.
have = perfect right 10 orgsaiAe our-
selves into = union fos the purpose
of actual and mutual protection. fOs
the purpose of os-ssstins our rights
and uphoidias our iniesesas. ~e hare
no fisht To Use foree or anSShins ca
eeps that osdinaES peaceful pessaas-
Ion that Sca use and ! use Shea We
ask some men To join a fraternity TO
which We b-lohs. We have M right
ts either indis idaaiiy or In eombins-
lion to interfere with our n-ixhbors
or our m-mbes os oar fellow -siiisen
or any other man. from soFkias
where or for whom he piesses IL
some man wants hin, 10 work. TAP
pians~.b
Carry ihi. on 10 It's ioxi.ai Goa
siasian. this question III whether {,
union is higher ihAs the son.iituiios
or The Laws of the soan'rS or "f th~
state. th- tire may some. PsobAhl,
not In our das oa aseoaal of our
~ohd-ffui ami varied fepoase-s. but
the time MAY s0sne ~hra oao uniou
~iii say Ia Aaelhes. '-foa get cut al
thi. soantsy. Sr are eoins To I.srmii
our ssns io learn the trade. yoas sous
cannot ~osk in lhi. .oaatsy at hsSs
any other asosaiiaa except S.~shst,e
a. tramp" tnion iA.'af is all sixht
~hen il " right aud ~hrn II j.
wrong IL Gan get ~ ufoax as any
lhins ever organized or hsoaxht tn'o
existence. The traiam~a are organ
isrd into uninas. ofksaIsrd ss pow
-sfai a eombins'ion Of m-a - -tes
we're Lroaxht together. but all al
their MANAGEMENT Of all af their op.
Grafton. arc strictly and absolutely
within the ia~. tNppisas~.b
some men say. some newspapers
say that this 10 . var uroa uasoa
iatas. There ~as never more IN.
famous .iai-m-ni. = more uaisuihsal
.iai-m-nt made in the pres. or on
the so.,rum os the street corner than
that statement. Every American.
every si,isrn of Colorado. believes IN
and recognizes tho rishi. - ! have
said. of men to organize within the
is~. ob~y,nx the Law - yoss and
have 10 obey Il. hut % the other
hsnd u there u . cosparaiioa opcra'-
Ink coal min~s or any other kisd Of
mines or ant other busiu-Sa iatsr~sss
In this state that V riolatias the
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

Law. that " soias outside of the lav
ssd outside of rishs. thes this o.
ksaisAties aaA ths various iesxssl
that ~iii yYev sss q u. os eous "
ssd be osssaised IL the diffsrssI
rouaties. cas- surely sec 10 II that ~
laws aow % the ssatnie hooks eae'
tsoliiss saeh corporations are es'
forced strictly snd literally. sad IL
Got satfteieat 70 eeatsoi the affair
Of ssa or the sSes1 81 mes hss6iiae
these eorposatieas. then let ss ashs
our lavs broad eaoash asd seresS'
iHx eao0xh sad esfosre them % thsl
the eorpossSios mas must obeS shes'
ss veil as the lsboseS sad worker.
tAppisuSe.l
u il . ltne Uhea. ss yoa hare
heard today. mes of all parties soas
together for eoaseii snd advice asd
- far ss ! an eoaesfsed-gadtesi
R-p.sbiisAa rs ! sa. n my party does
not put up . iaw ssd order set af
men sni womes o. the ticket sad
some other party ao<s. ~iii vote for
the other .,aEty, tAppisaseb
The b~.i ihiaK 90 can do 10 sh~ss
linses II 10 fnFxet everything sste
ssd except that we arc eitisrss of .
great. spieadid. free eommoa wealth.
that ve usas TO have srmsis . sFest.
spieadid free eoanoa~eaith. ZAP
piAuse,b
Jsdx- Packer: ~ usdrrstssa that
tho geslieasss Msass that the letter
asd spirit Of tho lsu shall hit the
dead iise."
Mr.. Goady; YES SIR
0s3sss 0ee1 Aea.
Nos as To vhsi shis osxsaissisos
may b- able 10 aeronpitsh-i sn
tskias mosp time thas ! ,airsaed.
but I ~sas tn ssy . word 90 thai sad
then I am thsuash--ss cannot but
.sy 10 the sas,oas polisissi ossss'sa.
ssoss: -Soa put rosvsfd the b~st
that il 10 yoa. you noaiasie the
.i-aa-si aad b~ss people in your par.
~. ~- doa'i ask yos To leave yoas
party" aad thea " II sasas out that
some rarsy has. IN the judsmeu' os
lhi. osaaaiGaiioa. . ticket Of the
b~.l mca and Of the people who Will
satoscc the Law. Who vii, do Ihcss
duty asa is-as all Jusaiy ssd proper
". lhes ihsi h tho ticket this Of
sanisaiioa car afford 10 iadoesr asd
wc will BE- with u. tApplsuse.b u
the Rrpuhiieaa PARTY outs up tick
-t composed OF a~s-re vii say
ha,iax al the head any candidate
for governor. whose basiaess Will b
10 ~iuk NJ !a~i~ssarss In particular
part Of the state and especially
aos,hrrs Colorado. thea LEI ~ defeat
that candidate for governor. ZAP
plaus~.D l.~t ~ 80 " the diffesvai
rarties. IL the primaries aad ssssn'
bile. os the difisrcs, parties you BE-
loag so-ies Us sec u you raa fiad
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

still In command of the ftfih sud Il
was at that time tina, General Eaxcac
\. Carr took the rcskncn'.
There was another soldier once
stationed Al Fort Custer after the
ma. sarrc and this man was the gen
,ai Cap'aiu E.an of the famous white
horscd seventh cavalry. The otftc-
cr's club was Just at the tear OF the
suffers aud SO arranged that one had
To pass through the place 10 reach
the club. One day while 'asstns
through the traders store with somC
fellow officers. Captain Egan noticed
two Of his men standing NJ the bar
or the cantccn drinking booze free
~ and making fools Of themselves.
lie passed on hut returned n. once
and said kindly: "I,oyf. you arc Z
little stepped and ns you arc, toe
drunk for duty. want you TO go to
1uaitcrn AMI get over IT," The
rockies thanked him and said hc
was good officer whom they would
always respect aud II was as Pope
said: Worth makes the man and
want OF II the fellow. The rest Is ali
but leather and pruncllo. .'-Ficlt
and Farm.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

was lucky IN sccurt0e IN ola army
ambulance and four husky mules
and had an cseort of tcn soldiers
from the fourtccnih iataatry to eon-
duct them through the lndlaa cosin.
try ~ far - the Cold sarias on the
Dry Cimarron.
The younK woman Was . perfect
ninny. coming ~ she did direct from
tho metropolis. and showed her pro-
verbal Ignorance In . thousand silly
ways shc could not understand the
gentle art Of camping out and made
= great fuss because she had TO sleep
In the nasty old wagon while the
ricbian soldiers were on Eussd all
around her. The diligence had 10
he tolicd across several raging
streams which did not suit her fin
icky notions \ little bit and once
thoy had to strap her down 70 that
she would not jump out IT the vc-
hicic In mldstrcam. The first night
out she heard Louis tell the driver
to gather up an armful OF buffalo
chips and had TO kaow what they
were. oh" replied the bridesroom
naivciy. "thcy are the buffalo grass
81 moved down today and dried In
the sun tomorrow. and the !nno-
cent creature. as green ~ the Erass
itself. never knew tho difference.
The party finally got through to
Santa Fc after a hard drive Of ten
days and few nights with no boncs
+, broken and there they lived ever af-
ter a. happy as two bugs in . Navajo
blanket. In fact they were "as hap.
py IS a humming bird playing in the
sun. seeking for honey in flower
where there's none.''-Field and
Farm. t,.
A big Blow: at was In the next
month OF June. 1875" writes NJ. M
Maxwell of Valley rails. Kansas
after the bad grasshopper year when
had been through force Of circum'
stances driven to borrow money al
Is per cent with which to buy corr
at 31.10 bushol. The earth wa
alive at the time with half-Growr
grnsshoppers. We were living In 9
small frame house situated ON 9
high point but in tho bleak prairie
with not tree or shrub near. AZ
ter n tiresome days work in the corr
field and wife and i had retired fol
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

-cxss sssiel.-N.ws. soc per meath.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

The Flight into Egypt: One Of the
pioneers at Santa Fc was Louis Gold.
an 1sraclItc. who had such q pencil
ant for rare and old things of one
kind and another that he established
the first curio store in New Mexico.
in 1868 II occurred to Don Louis. a.
the Mcxicans called him. that n
bride would be a good acquisition to
his collection Of curiositics at the
corner adobe on San Francisco street
and so like Hagar In the desert he
cried aloud for the Lord to help him
and the answer was a trip clear back
to New FORK City where he married
the dearest little Hebrew maiden this
side of Jerusalem.
with their hearts as buoyant nj
the feather of a wild goose they
came west on their wedding journey
to Abilene. Kansas, which wa. as IA,
as the rails OF the kansas-Pacifie
extended al TIA. time and ;i,en .hs
brides young dream Of love wa,
rudely shaken when the groom an.
nounced that they would have T. pro
ceed the remaining thousand mile.
In q private conveyance. Don Loui,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

As the Army and Navy Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-22
rENeLE.BARRETT WEDDING
IN JACKSONVILLE,

An event of the past week in Jack
sonViIle which was Of more than usual
interest in Pensacola was the mar
riagc of Miss Nadia Lucille L'Bnsle
and Mr.. Donald Murray Barnett, which
was solemnized Friday evening at
$50 O'Clock in the Church Of the Good
Shepherd in Riverside.
The ceremony, which was wit
messed by scores OF friends Of tho
contracting parties. was performed by
Rev. DR.. J. Lindsay Patton, rector or
the church.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Mr.. Porcher LEngle, and
attended by her sister.in.laT, Mrs.
Francis LBngle, as matron of honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Drew
and Miss Ella King. Little Miss Ma
dia Richardson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bainbridse Richardson, and lit
tie Miss Helen Hare, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. HOBART Hare, acted as ribbon
bearers.
Nr. Barnett had ah mis- best man
his brother, Mr.. William Barnett, and
! the ushers included Messrs. Randolph
Pipes, Francis LEngle, brother OF the
bride. Frank Bisbee and Guy Marvin.
Miss Alice Corbett presided at the
organ, rendering an appropriate pre-
gram of wedding music preceding the
| ceremony, and the wedding march as
the bridal party entered the church.
Following the ceremony there was
| informal reception at the home or the
brides parents, after which the couple
| left for an extended wedding trip.
! Mrs. Barnett, who is a niece OF
| former Congressman Ciaud L'Engle
| is one of the loveliest members Of
young society in Jacksonville ane
made a great many friends In Pensa'
| cola when she took part nthe cere'
monies incident to the presentation o.
| the silver service to the oattleshlI
| Florida.
Among the distinguished guests o.
| the L'Engle's for the wedding was SIS
| ter Esther Carlotta, of St. Augustine
| president Of the Florida u. u. G. WIKI
chaperoned her on her trip 70 Pensa'
| cola a few years ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-22
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