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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29
Pollock Piek-Ups.
urosr.ss. Oct 20,

Hal Tracy and wife, of Dale, were
trading with our merchants Mon
day.
K. G. Bales has been confined to
the house this week ~,th a combined
attack Of lumhago md la grippe.
Messrs. ye..ter and Wrih,, of
iiaZelton. and Wallace kyes, of LIN
ton spent Monday night at the Ho-
tel Peterson.
Rev. hammers. of Maple Lake.
MINI. arrived last evening for a
visit. He will preach ~ the West
field church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIo,d logue. ni
Dale. are the proud parent, OF II
baby boy horn last Wednesday. Dr.
Shockey reports all parties doing
nicely.
The Youngest child Of MIR. and
Mr.. Thomas Wbalen. living Ut
Dale. died Thursday morning. The
funeral is being held n, WestiieId
this afternoon.
Mesdames II. Bloom, j d. Sol
monson and Dick Wilkinson re-
turned Saturday evening from ,hcir
trip to Mitchell They had fine
time visiting friends and relatives.
Nine cars of stock were loaded at
this point Monday afternoon for
shipment to Wakonda. There were
over 200 head in the shipment, Pol
lock Bros. furnishing about 100. A.
P. Seymour A6. and Geo. Grcebcrt
about 90 head They brought the
neat sum of $15, ,454 90. They were
a fine bunch of cattle. and Mr..
Wright. the purchaser. will put
them on corn for about six mnrihs
when they will he lit for export.
Frank McConvilIe, I,mmons
couEty's mos! faithful and efficient
county commissioner, was transact
ing business in Pollock Monday
Frank is candidate for reelection
and If the voters in his distric, don't
see fit to give him another t,rm they
don't appreciate his ability. W,
venture TO say that that man has
saved the Taxpayers of Emmons
county hundreds of dollars in the
road and bridge fund alone. En-.
mons county has always been nest.
ing place for foreign bridge con.
tractors with their cut and dried
bids. but since Frank has been or
the board things have been differ.
ent. You can't afford to let him &c
keep him. double his salary every
quarter and still you will be saving
money.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29
north Of Temvik which burned over

north of Temvik which burned over
a section Of hay land, including
about fifteen large stacks of hay.
The fire travelled as far north as
Mark Brindle's residence and the
house was saved only after some
hard fighting. Neighbors in the
vicinity worked hard to get the fire
under control and afterw ard showed
true neighborly spirit by making
up a purse to help pay the damages.
While over at Mandan last Mon.
day to'witness the big bail game the
writer ran across SONS Of the old
timers from Hazelton, including
VIM Matthews. H. w. Batter and
W. p. Thurston. All are In the best
of health and doing we'll financially.
Fl. Reinke returned last week
from visit to Minnesota, where he
went to look up a new location. hnv-
ing recently sold his farm south of
Hazelton. He rented farm about
70 miles north OF st. Paul and the
family will remove to their new
home as soon as their affairs here
can be arranged. Mr.. Relnke will
hold an auction sale at his farm next
/ Thursday. October 29th. when he
/ will dispose of his fine herd of cat
tie. horses and farm implements.
For the first time in the history
of the state the people had chance
last Monday to witness a ball game
played by the giant leaguers. and
more than four thousand took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity TO see
the exhibition game between the
Philadelphia Athletics and the Ma
tional All Stars at the Mandan fair
grounds. While the lineup on both
sides was made up Of players from
the several great leagues. and many
of them being recruits or bench men
the game was fine exhibition of
| the great American sport. The
game ran to twelve innings, the
score being 2 to in favor of the
Nationals. The batteries were:
Athletics, King" Cole of the New
York Americans and Mackiboy
Nationals, G. c. Alexander. Phila-
delpliia Nationals. and Tom Clark
of the Cincinnati Nationals. Hazel.
ton was well represented at the
game, those present being Fl. O.
Batzer, b. C. Hanson. E. e. Brad.
berg. a. l. Cell, Bert Thompson, N.
|. Ronp. w. G. Schucht, Paul Kurtz,
w. w. Tibbetts. Geo. MonIeith, j
E. Shaw. j. f. Snyder. L. Berk
holtz, Archie friedrich. +. Weibert
r. G. Colburn, f.. A. Armstrong
Messrs. and Mesdames L. H. Brig
gle. Lester Briggle. w. b. Fuller
Vim. Rush, Fred Ash; r. l. Benl and
Leroy Irvine. Braddock, Kintyre,
Temvik and Linton also sent large
delegations to see the game.
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Around the State.

Mandan, Oct. 2l.-The funeral Of
Waiter S. Parkin was held this af.
ternoon from his home in this city.
the services being in charge of the
Masonic Lodge of Mandan, assisted
by the Knights Templar OF Bismarck
and Masons from other cities.
Dickinson, Oct. 24.-There is at
this time Bible in Dickinson Of a
kind comparatively few people have
seen, or for that matter will ever
have an opportunity 10 see, as it was
published in l724. nearly two CEN
Iuries ago. and there are now very
few books of like age.
Grand Forks. Oct. "a. Mrs. Owen
Phillips, formerly Mrs. Flora Knapp,
of this city. and her husband, Owen
Phillips, will he charged with kid
naping as the result of the abduc-
tion Of Mrs. Phillips daughter,
Ruby Pearl Knapp, aged IL. adopt
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Tolan. OF
Mayville, according to c. H. Lyche.
states attorney of Trail county.
Wahpeton, Oct. "a. Highway
men gave each of their victims 81
back when they robbed two painters
who had been employed near Moore
ton. The painters were starting
for their homes in Wisconsin when
held up and relieved of their posses
sions. After the robbery they were
forced to walk down the railroad
track for a considerable distance
and the masked men disappeared.
Underwood. Oct. 2A.-When Ira
Foster struck stick of dynamite
with a pick as he was getting coal
out Of a mine near Underwood, the
charge exploded and only by mir
acle did he escape with his life. He
was taken to Mandan hospital where
DR.. Schipfer. Dir. Cain and his
cousin, DIR. w. B. Foster of this city, !,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29
Haze|ton Happenings.
tl;epublIcan. Oct. 2s.J


Frank and Clarence Madsen left
Monday evening for Iowa where
they intend to work shucking corn
during the balance Of the fall.
Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Shaw, Miss
Adams, Miss McKercher and Miss
Bishop are Wiliiamspnrt school dis
irict teachers who are attending the
meeting of the North ID kota Ed
ucational association at Bismarck
this week.
The people of Hazelton received
quite scare Sunday forenoon when
a prairie fire started just north Of
town. Men in autos rushed to the
scene and had the fire under control
in a short time. The extent OF the
damage was some pasture land and
d few hay stacks. Another bad fire
was started by the Balch thrashing
engine Saturday afternoon down
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29
Notice to Our ustomers and
Farmers.

No credit will bc given on Flour,
Feed or Coal after Oct ]. 1914
All farmers who have wheat to
exchange can exchange it here for
80 pounds of Flour, Z pounds of
bran and pounds of shorts to the
bushel.
II you will figure this out by your
self you will find that it comes
cheaper to you when you exchange
then when you buy.
FARM ERS FRIEND MILLING Co,
Peter Schmidt, Mgr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29

Furniture purchased in carload
lots at Smith Il Irvine's. Quantity
purchases mean cheaper prices to
customers. Carload just received.
ADV.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29

Seif-feeder hard.coal stove for
sale. Apply to John Shenkenbe
ger. Adv.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-10-29

not prove as successful as expected,
although everybody reported very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nj. Vie attended
the exposition n bismarck Monday.
Miss Fervnsou accompanied them on
their trip
Miss louisr Jones. of llazeIton.
arriv' d The laitri puIi Of art week
for d visit with friends .nul. latiy.s
in the vicinity.
DR.. Baer went !" Bismarck Tues
day for n Vi it with Mr.. Eser. who
ls rere,vlng treatment AT the BIS.
marck hospital. DR.. reports her
convalescinp ana expects her to re-
turn Friday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

w sOBOTE rano, zmar}a
" domu swej siostry p. Ro-
zaliii Szlagowskiej zam. pnr.
IT'S wsch. 3 ul., pani J. Wan
germ z Los Angeles, Cal.
Nieboszka cd
kilku tygodni, a kilka dni
pred smierc,q przybyla do
WinoDy 2 swym mezem dla
poratnwanja z.irowia, i tn ia
6"lle5e spotka}a. S. ?. PAM
Wangerin ]iczy'a 70 lat, po
zostawia meza, 2 b,ac', i 4
siostry Rozalie, Margarine,
Katarzvne, Hejeae. Pogrzeb
ndbya sic W srode o Sci z
kos. sw. Stan)sfawa K. VIE
czny odpoczyne< race jej dac
Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
LatOWe Zapchan1e niebeZ-
DieCZno.

Zapchan,e " czssie latowem Jest
Observation-Disclosures niz " ]esleni,
zimie lub ma wiosne. Pokarmy ia
kie spozywaole So wlecej zmia5dzo.
ne j 50 podobniejsze do fermento.
wanna " wassym zo}adku. W ten
Gas msc,e ched do picla wiele wo-
dy zimnej " czasie goraczek,. to
o'szczy Ao'adet. K]uc;r. f-hrs, tru-
GINA ?tomalny 1nnc 'h"r by So
n.tur,ln,m w>nik'em p, 10 Lax
zachowA VAS zdco~o. r~o~,eksza
56kG, ktira sect r~Otrze',"a q natu.
ralnego ro:waln'au a Przez r"zue"
dzanle 2 w~ne,rznusci zapchaDych
n'ec>y <t,sc'. Po-Do-Lax spra~, re
bedsiecie zdr,ws7vn;. Jest }agod-
NJ !, -kat CINE. Vezcia dawke dis
wieczofem. so: VI waszYch apteka-
rzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

.ludnno6cl szwedzkiej, nawet
wobec pozostawania rzadu
szwedzlk'ego v ofjcyalnei
neutralno6ci. Takiem poste-
powaniem Niemcy wyros}yby
ma szampiona wolro5ci naro-
dow j - jakikolwiek bylby
wynik %nier6wnej walki ma
Zachodzie, gdzie stoja sa.
me przeciw Anglii, Fran.
CYL Belgii, - pa swej wschod
niej granicy zosta}yby zawsze
potezne, a nowo kreowa ne
pafstwa walczyiyby 20 wszy
stkich sill "a swrawe swego
oswobodzicjela.
R6wnoczesnie Niemcy
przesta1yby bye naJblizszym
sasiadem poteznego a wp6f
barbarzyhskiego pahstwa ca
row: pomiedzy niemi powsta}
by szereg mniejszych, ME-
podlegiych pahstw, kt6ry stu
zy}by = jako znokomita "a.
pora.
w kazdym razie Polacy
spodziewa6 sic NIGGA wyzwo.
lenia i je5e]i So zdolni d.
dokonania czegos praktycz'
nego Ola swojej sprawy, to
ley to teraz W granican MOI
liwosci. il W naszych Was
ME uniach bedziemy mieli
przyjemnosc uirzenia, jak
pognebiony j zdeptany nar6d
podniesie sic, ozywi nowem
~ ciem j zn6w wejdzie do
,,Parlamentu Narcd6v"..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

bic ~usprawiedliwia! Me take
So uczucia katolika konwerty-
ty !Opu6cif on wyznanie angli
ka6skie ME ola karyery, ME
ola przyczyn Tub ce]6w ziem-
skich, jak to bywa z odstep-
cami cd naszego Koscio}a,
lecz z przekonania, ma mocy
gfebokich study6w teologicz-
nych i historycznych, przeko-
nah sic o ptawdzivosci Koscio
Ia katolickiego, [ to w1asnie
Ouch Kosciofa - Ouch Chry-
stusowy objawif sic W Wy
znaniach konwertyty''. Kon-
wertyta widzi %wprawdzie bic
dy swych dawnych wsp6}wy.
znawc6w, ale ma ola Mich SER
&c kochajace, widzi kryzys du
chowy, przez jaki przechodzi
W dobie obecnej kosci6f an
glikanski, ale m6wi 0 MIN z
szacunkiem, znajduje nawet
dodatnie strony wielu pred
stawicieli kleru anglikahskie-
go, jakoto: nauke, gorliwosc,
s%kromnosc, czystosc obycza-
j6w, oraz dazenie do idea1u.
To ostatnie zw1aszcza ia te-
sknota ducha - jest przyczy-
ma, zdaniem autoraI, re kler
anglika6ski coraz bardziej
zbliza sic pod wzgledem OBJ
rzadku Kosclola Rzymskiego
co stanowi. JUL postep INA
czny ma drodze ku zjedno-
religijnemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
WlADOM OSCI


! PRZEW. Ks. KanoDik j..
PachoIski, wyjezdza dis, "
czwartek, do Trenton, N. J..
ma Sejm jake kapelan ,, Uni
Polskiei W Ameryce' ola 3D.
lanu pensylw*6skiego, a "a
razem jake czlonek ,,Komlsyl
Zgody" " celu ostatecznego
po}aczenia dw6ch odlam6w:
p~ensvlwa6skiego i buffalo
skiego. W podr6zy 10 Tren.
ton Prev. ks. Paeholski "a
trzyma sic W Milwaukee ably
towarzyszye Najprzew. ks.
Biskupowi E. Koz}owskie-
mu, kt6ry take pojedzie, do
Trenton. Il Chicago ma po}a-
genie od}am6w Uni pole
die Najprzew. ks. Biskup P.
P. Rhode i inni ksieza. Sejm
Uni Pol. W AM, rozpocznie
sic W poniedzialek "a sier-
pnia. Daj Boze azsby d}ugie
starania naszych Dostojni-
k6w koscio1a wzgledem pc.
laczenja odlam6w Uni, po-
myslnie sic zakohczyly.
SIOSTRA Rienfreida u "a.
konu Notre Dame, W, para
fiji 6w. Stanis1awa ". Chica-
go, bawila przez tydzie6 W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

,,Jeszcze PoIska ME zgine
}a!" Gdyby Polska posiada}a
obecnie kilku dobrych orga
nizator6w i wo dz6w wojna bic
z4ca mogfaby sic zako6czyc
jej wyswob odzeniem. Gdyby
cesarz niemiecki miaf choc
skre tel bystrosci pr7ewidy-
wanna, jaka Napoleon posia
da}, m6glby pod bramami
Warszawv ogfos;c niepolleg.
lose Polski i wesprzec swa
armi4 ukonstytuowaniem sta
rel Repuhliki Polskiej, Tub
monarchii konstytucyinej.
Dose jest W swiecie do celu
togo szlachty polskie g stare
zytnego rodu. lynn sposobem
nozyskalby mi}o6c j sympa
tye narodu, liczacego miliony
zdolnego wyrazic swa wdziecz
nose " czynach heroicznych
zdolnego wesprzet Niemcy
" uzyskaniu zwyciestwa mad
Rosya.
Tel samej polityki mogiy-
by sic Niemcy chwycie wzgle
dem prowincyi ba}tyckich j
F;nlandyi, gdziez pewno6cia
poparcie ea1ej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
Uczlny dZ1ec1 nasze cZytat
p1sa6 / movie 90 pOIsku.
Wyznania nawr6-
cOneg0.

Pod takim tytu1em ukazafo
sic niedawno dziefo Roberta
Benson'a jednej z najwybit-
niejszych postaci katolickiego
swiata Anglii, Wysoce cenio-
nego powiesciopisarza. Autor
dzie}a - syn Anglika6skiego
arcybiskupa - sam pastor an
glika6ski, przeszedf pred la
ty ma {ono KoSciofa, i wkr6t-
&c potem przyjaf Swiecenia
kap}anskie. Wydane przeze6
,Wyznania konwertyty" po-
siadaia jedna ceche wybitna,
a mianowicie uczucie szacun-
ku i mifosc; ola dawnych
swych wsp6fwyznawc6w.
Ia cecha duchowa kapfana
katolickiego. - ogromnie go
wyr6znia cd tych nieszczes-
nych. co, porzuciwszy Kosci6f
katolicki, ME maja ola niego
i ola katolik6w innego uczu-.
cha, jedno nienawis6, ami in
nego sfowa, jedno wymysla-
ME lub bluznierstwo, ami tel
innego gestu, jedno -cisniecie
b1otem. Apostaci, po'rzuciwszy
Ko6ci6f, ME NIGGA ME odczu-
wac wyrzut6w sumienia, 49,
to ich pobudza do nienawisci,
n~ienawi6c zas do potwarzy,
sadza BOWEN, ze oszczer-
.stwem poniza kosci6f, 4 sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
Niskie raty ola kOlonis-
tow kOleja Chicago T.
North Western. Z

Korzystajcie q niskich rat
ma billet zwrotny ola kolonis-
tow, bilety sprzedawane ".
pierwszv j trzeci wtorek kaz-
diego miesiaca do wielu miejsc
ma zachodzie j p6}nocno "a.
eh0dzie osiagane koleja Chi.
oago i North Western. Pc
.szczeg6ly zgloscie sic do wa
szego miejscowego biletowe-.
20 agenta. w. P. Murphy
Telef0n 1925.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

W wieka SO lat, umar} "
Wjnonie W sobote, II slerp'
MIA, Antoni Weiska, u ziecja
swego cie6li ~Czapiewskiego.
W bjezqcym roku obcho-
d4a nasze Stany Zjednoczo
ne stuIetni jubileusz za}o3e~
MA Koscioia katolickiego.
W roku 1889 dali Papiez
Plus vi ~niewielkiej garstce
katolik6w W uni P6!nocno
Amerykahsklej Biskupa W
osobie Jezuity ks. Carolla.
Me wiplu ksp}an6w, ma}o
nader kosci3lhw posiadaf ten
plerWszy Areypasterz, a szk6f
i klasztor6w ME by}o tn lad
nych. Il kijem zebraczym
.rozpoczaf on. swe. dzielo, a
by} tax szcze6liwym 10 juz
W roku 1871 m6g} otwo;zyc
seminaryum. Bedac przez
Franklina ! Washingtona u
wazany jako przyjaciel kra
Jul, wystara} sic Q to, il SO.
minaryum jego otrzyma}o
prawa katolickiego uniwer-
sytetu.
Pc 10 latach nieznuzonej
piracy mia} Biskup Carroll to
pocieche, il widzia1 koto sic
bic 70 kap}an6w, pracujacych
oko}o zbawienia dusz W 30
ko6c1o}ach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
:Zapchanie pOwOdu.j
ChOrObe.

Me pozw6lc,e sobie m.eG zap...
chania, gdyz VASE uk}ad nieod-
w}oIz1ie rozpoc*yna wch3snjs6 tru.
cisne z poxostasych nadprutych
materyl. UzywaJcle Drsa. Kiugsa
New Life p'go}ek i c%zujcie sie do"
brze. Me ma mic lepsze-o p'yeciw
chorobie. WEI jedna dawke dis:
wieczorem. z5c u wsz5 stkivh ,apte~
karzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

sic ma wyciecz.
Ike, kt6ra urzadza " niedziele,
30-go sierpnia okretem
"FRONTENAC & BARGE
MISSISSIPPI" do La Crosse,
Towarzystwo Mlodziefcow
6w. J6zefa. Zabawjcie sic
przYzwoicje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

4 poW0du 48me:j wyciecz-
XII g.. A. r. ma 0~b0z0WiskO'
do Detroit, Mich, cd 81
Sierp. do 5 WrZeSn. 1914
Wezcie spcsobrosc 2 obsfu
81 pvszneoo poeiagu idacego
do Chicago koleja Chicago
& North Western kolej.
Pc szczeg6fy zg}o6cie sic
do agent6w b%iletowych kolei
Chicago i North Western,
albo adresujcie do H.. J. Wa
gen, General Agent, Winona,.
Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20

Winonie; przyby}a tn odwie.
die swa chofa make psnia
Szlagowska, Zone Ferdynan-
.da Szlagowskiego. Jest ona
kuzynka Wiel. ks. Jana E.
~Grabowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-08-20
Ma sprzedaz
Stainia 30x40 z wOzOwnia
Bay State Milling Co.,
Winona.
Z prZed lat rs.

Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy pedawae "
aprawy og6lne / mieiscowe.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-08
WOMEN SUPREME IN FRANCE

There arr nations which ate best
Judged by their women. in which the
feminine qualities OF grace AMI
charm. Of wit. Of caubCrancc aud
omo,io are the salient parts. writes
Charles Saroha in London Ey"rymHn,
In that limited sense ! would call
the French nation prC,lominanily .
feminine people. Certainly In nu
other country have women played n
more important part. From the be-
ginning OF French history. from the
day. Of the Druid pticstcsscs in tho
forests Of Gaul. from the days OF tho
women saints like Ste. Gcncvicvc.
protecting the population against the
invading hosts Of Atii!a. French wo-
men have been Euprcmc.
The ideal woman In the inspiration
of French chiyairy. Again and
again in medieval history women AZ
near In turn to save the French pco-
plc. like blanche Of CASTLE and Joan
OF Arc, or to lead the country TO Its
doom, like I.abDlu de Navicrc. So
powerful and dangerous was the In
t,ucnce Of women felt to be that the
French were compelled to adopt that
peculiar Salic law tthe origin OF the
Hundred Years War;. according to
which no woman was allowed to as
ccnd the throne.
But no Sale law could prevent wo-
men from asserting their power ana
pc,Dnnlity. Diane de Poiticrs ana
Catherine dc Mcdici. in the 10th
Century; Marie do Medici. Anne on
Austria, Madame dc Montespan, in
the 18th: Madame de Pompadour ana
Madame du Barry. in the 18th, are
only n few instances of women play
ing n notable part In French politics.
During the great revolution. Madame
Roland was the one great statesman
of the Girondist party. During the
reign of Terror the dagger of girl
of 25 ended the sinister career OF
Mnrat. Marie Antoinettc was the
evil genius of Louis XVI... the cx-Em-
press EuSenie was the evil genius OF
Napoleon III.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-08
GOVERNOR CLYNN
WILL NOT Save
CONVICTED CUNmEN

Albany, n. ", April S.-Govcrnor
Glypn last night refused to commute
the deaf hscntcnccs OF the four gun
men convicted of staying Herman
Roscnthal. the young gambler. or to
grant them rcprievc until after the
second trial of former Police Iieuten-
ant Charles Becker. They must die
by electrocution come time next week
probably Monday.
The court of appeals. in denying
their motion for IL new trial, set the
week OF Arril 10 ns the time for the
execution. The warden OF Sing Sing
will set the exact date.
II would have been n miscarriage
Of justice to have granted commuta-
tion and an Improper exercise of ex-
ecutive power to have granted n re-
prieve. the governor said In q state
ment.
The case OF the four gunner does
not depend in the least on the result
of the Becker case. Governor GlynE
continued. and no evidence has been
offered him tending to show that
there is any reasonable probability
OF anything developing In the second
Becker trial which would change the
result reached in the g,inmen's cases.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-08
PERSONAL S

MIS-, Msh0h.F OF fsitasso lie ia
,ssA si.isias frishds for i-s asas
y T. MeciiElssk. pEonisss'
iAsssss rssiasht. is ia the si,s Haas
esiiss sasihess,
~ u coiiiAs arrived ss1e s1sssF,
asy tsosa bis Eess ID Pa.sio fog .
ssast bsasiAs~s visit.
kasi A. nor~lts saMs IL las. sesh-
iss isesa ais hoas ia KaiOE Zoe q
saoss sasiss~s visit
j. H. s@asthsf. saar.hst SG VALDEZ.
sseAs yesterday in rgialast lssxisx
after I~asiAs~s lks-f-sa.
Mrs n Is. s'sss s.fs ,ais saSfaias
'of iAsasss ss.s- she .iii sp-.t sss-
sfsi days sisisins Fissss
n, SeAislI arrived AsFr saS..saas
from ss. hssAs in Las Vegas fss . ss.
days sasiNsss asa pleasure visit.
u v ssSassass gill t@as2 ,Ssss-
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several ass. GA s-asia.sz zsa sl-as-
aies
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iisssf. frsashss ssosa a bsasihsss All.
To itAioho Mrs iSsr-Ae- is ik.rfr
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M ssa Mrss a. ~ iisitssb~Tk
es~- in last ssssias ts1m .h.iF
hsn- in rginsh-sa Zoe fr. SAYS
b.islA-'s. aaa ptsssssF- sisi,
Mss Gs"fs. n isSb-pss arrived
hrfv last rs-hins from hrr ksas- in
itaiaA sss = ss~ aass visit in shis
city ~ish Iri.has asi relatives,
vlsisf ~. fsisr. secretary Of sks
csstst-s Of cesa@-ss-. lets las, sisks
Cos fAsns~f ~h-s- he sitt sl-hs .so
days ass-aaiss 30 s-ssia-ss aa,tsrss
" a. HILL rN-s-s@a.ias Ehs NJ e.
tishias i-osarE s"saraaFs arrived
L.s- Hast Aish, fssm his home in
iA-ss-e iss t-s fsfs' bsssih-ss sisl
IL
y e. \ iiasa. a ..it ka.sn t.sin
a.ai Of uaisn rsssais. N-~ M.sieo.
arrived h-sr yesterday ssuns hi home
IN Ct.,tsa Zoe = f-~ asys' LsasihEss
si.is in shl. city
Mrs ana Mrs Isr tAsh-sss rams In
last esshins ffun, their nome 10
rsihea.ras They viii sp~Ha a tes
d.y. in rfiniaaa si.i,tae friends asa
icokins ett-s basis.s. iasrrr>sss
J. u Cassnss Of the joaes iifuth'
-..' i,sps-faE. .unpAn,. arrived in
ihi. city yesterday from HE hna- Ia
ts-ss-r saa ~iii spend several days
h-s- iopkisx after business Interests
Il. \. tso+iraasas~a. q sopsrs-aia'
tive al the JOHN =. hsissain Dry
doeis Con, ,any. Of "a js.~ph. No.
sryisesi in This city last evening isuss
his home sos a business visit Of a
~~-h.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-08
JOHNNIE LEWIS ACCEPTS
rEf1 OF YOUNG wOi CAST

'''oss. I~s~rh. a.anlE-g at that
shi'ssInd h"s-s. J.hasi~ i.~sjss has
rrs saasird 'a sh- shs,i-Hz- IT S@tn.
waisAss aad offers sa match t.@sis
s.'A 'h- clever i.sss Nas.iss boy =,
~, pass1as On shs a.s-FHaaa as sh.
s"a'. II is iiA-iS If Wsisss' accepts
'ks; 'h- aisssh ssa b- arranged b~.
iosp The ,:i1s snas-F ,hr Is,S-F gsr,
Of ,hi. p.aa,hs Waisss, arrived hers
yesterday siih his msnas.r. =. =
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