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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

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SSaalit waericoSia ia &nerta tpa'
littu breiioeutitft.

Nterico, Gitp, beindf. 5 p. = Sd
ndan tapobtui preiibentin. tparapreii
oentir ebustaiain la ienaattorier
fpaalit Iiind ofasia toiapaltaa, iouo
Suertan hallitufleua on mddrddmiS
malta. Werico Gitps1d Ell melteiu
pqenfaan otettu oiaa paaleibin ia
oianotto oil beiffo iofa puolella.
Suertaa on fumminfin enimmiu
fnoiitettu preiibentifIi Ia fenraalj
9Ioquetia. nptpistd Iotaministerid,
parapreiibentifii.
2errotaan ettd ferraali Suerta OH
faanut meltein faifti annetut ddnet,
ioten bdneue d6nestGidt onot fiten
antaneet luottohinnustufIenia. Ga.
moin lienemdt npfpi ct ebusmiesbuo.
neen idIenet ia ienaattorit tuleet ii,i'
beIleen palitiiffi.
Wtoniin muoiiin Ell oianotto ipao'
letbtn ole ollut Min pteni futn mt
tapabtunetsia paaleisla.
Baibinston beindt. 5 p. = Sdnre
ei ole iaapunut mtnfddnIaista tpiraI
Iista tietoa Wtericosia tapabtuneista
fpaoIeiSta, patti ettd ne on pibettp
ia ettd pianotto niibin on ollut to-
tpattoman pieni. WlielenfiinholIa Min
oIIen obotetaan tietoia naaIeista,
ioiben fummtntaan ei IunlIa iuuresti
ipaifuitapan npfpien oIeman ieltuit
tdmiieen. glno tpaaIit otpat oIIeet
main tamauaan tefomaolit, ioQoiiet
.9uerta pant toimeen tpiime tpnon
naftn ia ioiSia Iuottolauie bdneue
annettiin toimintnnia iobbosta.
Waalien tulos on Ftdfin merfitpf.
fettDmdmpi FUN 9uertan balliliemoua
nIueeIIa ddnifuoltnifia on fppiu ND
bdn.
WolanfumoufIelIiste piireiSid ei
luonnoaiiista ipistd tuIIa antamaan
tunnnstusta lainfoon ndille paa.
IeiIIe. Fua ne Ielitetddn pafoitetuifIt,
ioisia.ei fufin ole iaanut fdpttdd did
nioiteuttaon oman tobtonla mutaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

Sitte iublittitn fofo pditud SumaIan
ianan ddresid. 6erra unrest tpir.
fisti meitd. Siead mpDs tuiustuin
moneen usfonmelieen ia FIareen iot.
ia 5inlapionista oIitpot tilaiiuuteen
iaapuneet.
Sopetan npt tduDin, toitpottaen
Muttaian toimittaiaIle tpiiiautta ia
fdriimdaiippttd.
ytditd piirteli armosta autuas
S. GIaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

hajamielisen kirjoihin. John 81.
Clemmond, tavallinen kuolevainen
kauppias kirjoitti takalaiseen posti.
konttoriin, eta han haiamielisyy-
dessaan oil pistanyt lom pakkoons
kahden sentin merkin paalle ia tu-
pannut sen menemaan postilaatik-
koon, jattaen kirjeen taskuunsa.
Kun asiaa tarkastettiin huomat-
tin min kayneen. Kukkarossa oil
useita satoja taaloia rahoja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09

Gbicaso, Su., beindf. q p. = Blue
SsIanbin faupunsinoiasia IDpbettiin
tdnddn neIid benfed firpeead muir.
battuina. yle olitpat perbeen lid,
bdnen puoIiionia, atpioliitoSia oIetpa
tpttdrenid ia bdren Iapienia. Rat
festa pddtiden on neIimurba tebtp
ubrien nutfueS5o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
MibtabnIa SarbDr, o,
Sein6fuun 1 p.

.Seindfuun 1 p. 1914.
Nrtp. Muttaian toimitus ia fen Jun.
ri lufiiaiouffo:
Miattelin piirtdd muutaman ritpin,
sIuttaiaan fosfa tddItd 6a-b orista
min barmoin ndfee mitddn uutiia
lebbesidmme. Woiffa fobta aIusfa
tunnen beifouteni Min foetan iebbd
parbaan mitd tpoin.
Minuua on ferrottapana IuureSta
irbIatiIaiiuubesta iosia iaimme ola
mlfana oifein ioufoIIo MIN. Pas.
ssEtfs. Essivii;isniss s;ssi!ii Nar.at aGscy
Elm pibtimis iublosia, niinfuin 10
2luttniasidfin oIemme ndbneet, ettd
pibtiminen topobtui aoniolis.ieura.
funnan firfOia, Iouwontoina fefdf.
27 b. flo 8 i,pp. Gnnen tnin Flo oil
eblinpt fabbeifoan oil tirffo 10 nis
man tdpnnd iubIo pleii5d puolet
fpieId iditpdt firfon ultp pnoIeue
tun ct endd oIIut pbtddn tiIna firfoS.
ia. Run fIo oil fobbefian tpaibeiIIa
niin IilIoin alfci bieno urfnien Idtpel
fuuIua Iebteriltd iofa tparmaan oil
fe merritt ettd npt tulee bddioufto ia
Min plifin. Wtoriiamen lid fulfi bdd
ioufon ebelld, fitten ieurai moriian
ia pIfd ia fitten fafIi moriius paria.
Worlion oil puetta tpolfoiieen flf'
Elm Ia fantoi fdbesiddn fauntito
ruuiun futfia, mpDS olitpat moriiuS
tpi5t fpaIfoiieen puettu ia mp6s fan.
toitpat fuffia fdbesiddn. 2obeIla oil
taunis ioufto. pastori 2. Utanner'
forpi toimitii tpibfimiien. Run nib
fiminen oil pddttpnpt Min Iuettiin
paStori 9ilieroosin omen toitpotus
ia mpDs labeiiet iufmIaiiet ia pstd.
tpat toitpottitpat rOnneaA. WtpSs tds'
"a tilaiiuubesIa Iauloi 9arborin Sp'
nobin ia fanIauis'ieurafuntien pb.
bistpnpt fDDri fofF tiIaiIuuteen iopi,
tpaa IouIua iotfa ioinmttpdt fotpin
fauniisti ia .iofa teft julian ba,is.
femmaff. 2irtfo oil fauniiSti FORTS
tettu tdtd tiIaiiuutta tparten, oil laitet.
tn portti tpdIfoiFsta IiIioista ionfa
ldpi morius ioutfo fuIft. 5dmd oil
erittdin fauniS ie oil laitettu firfon
enimmdisten iStuinteu tpdIiin, eteen
firffoa. Sitten firfosta iiiirrpttiin
morfiamen fotiin tpiettdmddn bdttd,
iubIa tpieraito felldfin oil niin pal.
ion ettd faiffi buoneet oIitpat tdpn.
nd ia uIfona mp5s oil palion tpdfed,
iIta fului iIaii iiesH tiloif faubesia pitt
tpdt pubeita pastori &. Wlannertor.
pi, pastori s. 2ebtnen ia Der. Sat
ne ia mpbs IauIettiin uIeita benselIi.
I'D IauIuia ioito iobti urfuien ides'
ipfIeud DIR. Solsirbm. Mina pdIiin
Iaatiin nauttia ruumiin rafpintoa Ia
tpirpoffeita ioita oil runiaasd lat
iettu Min f,iurelIe iubIaioufoae. PAS.
tori g. Wliettinen tpieId IophfF pitt
Ipbpen woon FidIi0 riffaan pubeen,
tiittden faiffia iubIa ipierotta faitis.
ia iota he oIitpot iooneet oiofieen ia
mpDs bdn fiitti DIR. ia Wrs. gect'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Tlprenton, 1stru.,
feidfuun 27 p 1914.

Jlprenton, 1etru.,
feidfuun 27 p 1914.
Eoipo!an ,bajolla oiupille tpeliiqe
ia iifariue SumoIan raubad, ineibdn
!9errdmme Seeiufien ssristuffen fnut.
ia, ionfa ormon fdutta me olemme
ppbitetpt, tpanbursfautetiit ia attu.
aifii tebbpt. Wle oIemme NIT 10 ou.
tuoita. 1dnen Ioupeutenia foutta
6dn meibdt autuoitfl tell. sSa 9dn
on fabbeIIa iapoua meibdt auhiaif
+ tebnpt, nimiHdln GcIsataIla ia
fasteesio. Sid Sumala on meibdt
fasteesfa IopFfieen ottanut, poifa
on pufenut fpanburSfaubelIaan ia
ppbdbenfi ipnnpttdnDt uubestaan ia
tebnpt aiumaiiiafienia. SumaIa tab
too aiua ia tpoeItaa meisId. Wot
ddreiSntd Sumalan armoa Ia raf.
tantta meta fabotufien aniainneita
fohtaan! Sdn on pbbeud ubriua
nellie iianfaiftifeu armon ia anteef.
liannon banfftnut. Sdn on tperen.
ID fautta mennpt ppbddn ia iian.
taiftiien lunastufien l5ptdnpt. Va
md pubbistusldbbe, Seeius, on atpat'
tu @oIsataIIa ia on pbd tpieIdfin
atpoinna faiffea ipntid Ia iaastai'
iuutta tpastaan. Suofaa iiitd, TO-
fainen ioua ianp on!
glpt tpietdmme iuuri feidn ibanin'
ia aifaa. Sdbdn iaaffa on fuipuus
tpdbin baitannut, mmtta MT iataa
iuuri tdtd firioittoesiani ioten on
tpield bppd toitpo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bppdStd beind iabosta.
MpDsfin on SumaIa mirfistdnpt
meitd ianania fautta. Wteiud oil
Subannuspdimdnd Soban aosfen
puistosia fenttdiubIa. Sieud Iuon.
nonbeImasIa nautimme SumaIan
antamta Iabioio ia IauIelimme Su'
maIoue plistps Ia fiitoslauImia.
Wtuun muasia f,iulimme faffi pn'
betto mrs 9iuiltd, iofa taIi @iIber'
tistd meiid tddnd IdsndoloIIaan iIa'
buttamaan. 9dstd bdneae parbaat
fiitofIemme.
SO. T. 20 y. oIimme 6ilbertiSid
nettt SouboIon Ia postori Risiaien
tpibtidifsid. SieId oil faniaa firf'
TO ddriddn mpDten tdpnnd. Wibfi.
mistoimimfien iuoritH postori aor.
temdfi Sibbinsisid. 81 pnd oil fieI'
Id Ftte rippitomlunuoriion iublalltneil
ripiue Iasfeminen. gauoret t,inn,is'
titpat Seeiusta 9errofieen Ia Wa'
pabtoiafieen ia Iupaatuiipot oIemaar
6dnen alomaiIenaan. Wsuistafao
nuoret: rSota Ioppuun asst nab
mana ppipp, ie t,iIee uutuoofii.'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Pariiin infraeetit pitdneet pm
beita 1dnipifemteSta.

poriF, beindf. 5sp. = Sanddn ia.
pabtuneisfa iufrosettinoisten mieIen.
oioitustiIaiiuufFsIo ei Iainfaan nd
fpnpt poIiifa, iofa muuten on alma
ioopupiIIo parifisia toimeenpan.
nuisIa Observation-Disclosures
Soinen buomottaua puoli oil Ie ettd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Onko suomalainen muodostunut
apinasta!

dplnaSta!
Useissa maamme englanninkieli-
sissa sanomalehdissa on kierrellyt
seuraava uutinen:
Apulaiskirurgi tri Howard A.
Knox, ioka palvelee Yhdysvaltain
yleisessa Observation-Disclosures
ilmoitti Columbian yliopiston Euge-
MICS Research Associationin kokouk-
sessa t. k. 19 p., etta han uskoo
Iloytaneensa ,,kadonneen renkaan
Ellissaarelta.
Tri Knox kertoo harvinaisesta
oliosta, ionka han varmasti uskoo
olevan hammastyttavan taydellisen
luolaihmisen jalkelaisen eli kuten
herra tohtori hanta kutsuu, ,,se III
minen, iosta Darwin teoksessaan pu-
huu, mutta iota hanen Ell koskaan
onnistunut nakemaan.
Siirtolaisviranomaisten saad0sten
mukaan Ell miehen taytta nimea
voida julaista. Hanta vain kutsu-
taankin Johniksi, ia saapui tama
,.ihme Johni" Suomesta pari viik-
koa sitten, vaan ioutui ruumiinra-
k ennuksensa alhaisuuden takia ta-
kaisin palautettavaksi. Kooltaan
oil han vaan tavallinen, mutta vol
miltaan jattilainen. Ruumiinsa
muoto, roikkuva vatsansa ia pitkat
katensa muistuttivat vakistenkin
esi -isaamme apinaa.
Hanen kayntinsa oil huoiuva ia
katseensa tahtasi lakkaamatta alas
maahan. Kasvoiaan rumensi al
nainen, kummallinen irvistys, ioka
pikemminkin iohtui tuntemisesta
kuhn ymmartamisesta. Otsansa oil
harvinaisen taaksepain kallistuva,
korvat palion alempana kuhn laval.
lisella ihmisella, ollen sijoitettuns
aivan samoin kuhn apinallakin
Paakukkura oil ha nella pyorea kuir
pallo, jota verhosi karkea, iouhi
mainen tukka.
Alaleu ka oil hanella liiaksi esillt
pistava ia nurkkahampaiden ase
m asia oil hanella pitkat toraham
paat, jotka pakoittivat huulet pull
listumaan ulospain. Silmaripse
olivat p0rroiset ia niiden ylapuo
leila olevat kulmahariat hammas
tyttavan huomattavat, ioka omitui
suus on yleinen apinoille, mutta q
ihmisille. Nepa oil levitetyn satu
Ian muotoinen.
Tarkastuks en- kestaessa oil tama
ihmemies oppivainen ia mykalla ta
vallaan hyvantahtoinen. Koulus
oil han kaynyt nelja vuotta ia oma
81 kymmenen vuoden ikaisen lapser
kyvyt. Kummankin jalan isovar
vas oil kuhn peukalo ia voitiin sitS
kayttaa kaikkiin niihiu tarkotuksiin
kuhn peukaloakin. Huomatuimpa
ma fyuolena kaikessa tassa ihmisessa
olivat kumminkin kadet, iotka mel
klein ioka kohdalleen olivat kuir
apinalla.
Tri Knoxin lausuntoa lienevat
mielikuvituksista rikkaat amerika
laiset sanomalehtien raportterit mel
kotavalla lisailleet ia hoystaneet
saadakseen kansalaistemme todella
kin ihmeolion ia kadonneen renkaar
ihmisia ia apinoita yhdistavaan ket
iuun. Joka tapauksessa oil tami
kansalaisemme min ,,ihmeellinen
etteivat siirtolaisviranomaisem
uskaltaneet hanta tanne ihmeitten
maahan laskea, vaan palauttivat
takaisin kotimaahansa kaukaiseer
Pohjolan merkillisyyksia lisaamaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Poimintoja lllatkaIta.

] VIIlIIlltVJW llIOlNOIlO>
Subannuspdimdn idlfeen ldbbims
me paimoni fansIa matfalIe. ga.
maan matfaan pbtpi iunasia faup.
pias 8. 9dnniien routpa Netp Dorf
NtiuFstd.
6raSeen oIemaIta otettiin auto, ioIa
aiettiin 8oab Safeue u. 2aineen ia.
loon. 9austasH fuIui iiind alta,
iiad Mrs. ia Mr. 4atne otpat iamas'
ia Saatfimosta fotoFn FUN mind.
Semraamana pditpdnd aIoin rips
pifoulun Sneamanin firfosIa. So
iitte Iauantaipdimdnd teimme hauss
Fan faIastuSmatfan 9asI 2afelIe
postimestari u. 2iren'in fansia (bdn
on mp5s eaaffimasta) 2aIastus
onnistui bptpin.
Sunnuntaina oil iitte rippifoulm'
lasten ebtoolIiIeue IasfemiSiubIa.
2anIaa oil fofoontunut firfto
tdpteen. Eoipon ettd Sumala oliii
Iaanut ianania fautta futlua Ipbdm'
mid pmistamaan ramhaa iotpinto'
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tietoien mufaan onat ranSfalaiiet
rabaiufiioittaiat mettdneet tpiimeis'
ten fuuben fuufauben oitana Ill,
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-09
Postitti kukkaronsa.

Washingtonista, = Ei sita alma
tarvitse ola professori, eta paasee
The border vidette., 1914-10-03
ON THE WAY-UP.

On my trip around the town numbering houses the remark was continually heard; Why! We are getting quite 'citified. Yes, we are on the road to being a city. Every indication points that way. Everybody seems optimistic, people are thinking in larger figures and the get-to- gether spirit is in the air. Just get enough people to think we are a city and a city we will be.
 It has been pounded into my ear all week when are they going to do something in this park ?" That's one thing you can safely "knock"-- every knock is a boost in that case. How ever, we are now assured that something is to be done. The Town Council realizes the ne- cessity of doing something but they have been held up by con- ditiOnS that now seem to be clearing away.
 We had three visitors at the Chamber of Commerce meeting last Monday night. There should be thirty at the next one on the second Monday in Oct ober. The Board of Directors meet the second and fourth Monday of each month. If you had been at the meeting you could not have gone away ask ing What good is a Chamber of Commerce.
 Remember that the reports of the Chamber of Commerce ac- tivitieS which get into print are merely the one that make read able news items and in no wise represent all that the organiza- tion does. The daily grind, an swering applications for data or supplying information about the resources of the town and coun- ty, which entails much work; replying to applications for bus mess locations or positions of various kinds; the detail of com mittee meetings - and so on through a long list, none of this appears in print, nevertheless 1t takes much time. Yet the work thus done is the real foundation of the accomplishments of the future 9t which time the results attained may seem to be spon- taneOuS.
 Come to the meetings and get acquainted with what we are trying to do.
 Real towns are not made by
 men afraid
 Lest somebody else gets ahead
 When everyone works and no-
 body ShirkS.
 You can raise a town from the
 dead"
 J. B. BRISTOL.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03
A FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Beautiful NogaIes Girl Instantly Killed
 at Cemetery Hill.

Miss Carrie Lee Reagan, the beautiful IA year old daughter of Mir. and Miss Reagan of this city, was instantly killed last Sunday evening at the Cemetery Hill, when the automibile driven by Harry Stevens of Patagonia, struck a stone and turned turtle on a sharp curve.
 In the car. besides MT. Stevens, were Miss Reagan, Mrs. James Reagan of Pata- gonia, Miss Ma bel Wylie. daughter of Mr. Mrs. T. J. Wylie, and Miss Jewel Smith, daughter of Police Judge and Mrs. William H. Smith, of this city.
 Besides Miss Smith, who was pinned under the car and in stantly killed, Mir. Stevens, the driver, was badly bruised and cut about the face.
 Mrs. Reagap's. arm and shoul- der were broken, and Miss Smith was painfully, but not seriously bruised.
 Miss Wylie, fortunately es- capped with few bruises.
 The fatal accident has cast a gloom over the entire com munity, which deeply sympa- thizes with Mr. and Mrs. Reagan and family, in their hour of terrible sorrow.
 The funeral was held last Monday afternoon from the Me thOdist church, interment being in the Nogales cemetery.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03

E. R. PURDUM, Democratic nominee for County Attorney, is a graduate of one of Americas great educational inStitu tiOnS of learning, Stanford University of California. Before coming to Santa Cruz county with his family to make his home near Sonoita, MT. Purdum was con nected with well known Los Angeles law firm. About a year ago he opened a law office in Nogales, and is rapidly building up an extensive practice. He is a gentleman and a lawyer. and if elected to the high, respon- sible office of County Attorney, he will discharge the duties of same without fear or favor, and with great ability, always bear ing in mind that he is a pro secutor," not a prosecutor.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03

THE women voters of Santa Cruz county, irrespective of pol itics will assist in electing Mrs. Josephine A Saxon, County School Superintendent. Mrs. Saxon is one of the most efficient educators in the state. Her long experience as a teacher in the schools of Santa Cruz cOun- ty, is a guata antee that the affairs of our public schools will be looked after in careful able manner.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03

VIC. J. WAGER, the Demo- cratic nominee for County Asses sor, is well and favorably known throughout Santa Cruz county. He and his family reside on a valuable homestead in the San Rafael valley. Vic. is loyal Democrat, honorable and up right in all his dealings. He is thoroughly capable to discharge the duties of assessor, and can always be depended upon to treat everybody in fair, impartial manner.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03

The 1914 Boost and Build edi- tion of The Citizen, issued from it's splendid new home, the best arranged newspaper plant in the Southwest, shows that The Citi- zen is capable of getting out a paper commensurate with the perfection of it's plant. Every one knows about Tucson because of the things it has been doing in the way of civic and indus trial progress during the past year This edition enables it's many admirers in other parts of the country to learn in detail what has been done.
 Last Wednesday Sheriff Me Knight raided the Carranza con- sulate in this city, and arrested Consul Carranza and twenty three men and two women, on a charge of having stolen Govern or Maytorena's automobile, which is now said to be at Naco, where it is being used by General Hill. Shortly after being arrested, upon demand of County Attor- ney Noon, all but two of the ac- cused were released. It is said that discriminating letters from Consul Carranza were found on the Santa Barbara battlefield. Hence the arrest of Carranza and his friends.
 Tom Hanlan and Don C.. Franklin, two of the best known, most popular successful saloon men in Arizona, will today open "The Mission" in the large com modious quarters until recently occupied by The Arcade, in the Brickwood hotel building on Morley avenue. "The Mission" will be newly furnished through out, handsome fixtures and fur nitare direct from eastern fact ories, having been installed by O. J. Omstead. The decora- tions were under the personal direction of Wright Brothers, the decorators. "The Mission" will be headquarters in NOgales for the famous Old Mission beer made in San Diego.
 Elgin B. Holt, president of the CefrO Qe HlaUa Mining COn- pany, left yesterday for the Grand Canyon, to attend the great meeting of Masons next Monday and Tuesday. MT. Holt is a Mason of high degree. When he returns from the Can yon, he hopes to be a member of the Shriuers. From the Grand Canyon MT. Holt will go to Cal ifornia on business connected with the great silver bonanza from which regular shipments of silver bullion are being made through NogaleS to San Fran cisco. Mir. Holt and his brother, Walter, are the principal owners of the CerrO de Plata. A num- Der of Nogales people are lucky stockholders.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03
Atte 1tion Democrats.

There will be a grand rally of Democrats and friends, at the Court House on Saturday even ing, October 3rd, 1911, at $ o'clock, for the purpose of rati flying the Democratic ticket and the organization of d Santa Cruz County Democratic Club.
 Every Democrat is earnestly requested to be present.
 THE COMMITTEE.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03

- George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him q trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting speciality. adv.
The border vidette., 1914-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Major Loreto Carrillo is back from combined business and pleasure visit in the country.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-29
FEDERAL CLUB AT VIGIL RANCH

The Federal club, composed of the
members of the local postoffice force,
yesterday motored to Postmaster Vi
sfIs ranch near Stonewall and there
enjoyed a sumptuous picnic dinner
and genj-al good time The trip
i was made in Morey Jamison's John
Cassel's and George Aliens machines
Those in the crowd were: Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. U. Vigil. W.. Eckhart and
family, John Cassel and family, John
Denbo and family, Leo Claim ard
family. Roy Heap and family, bert
Gilbert and family, Thorn Lockard
and family. the Misses Allen, sulli.
van, Eva Simpson, Laura .Iaao and
Mrs. 8. Smith. Mrs. M. v. Claim ant
Paul Ryan, John Lackey. George AL
len. John Simpson, Everett Woods
Porter Hover and Henry Andrews.
Frank c. Fa1Auharson and family
yesterday motored to the Gibbons
ranch in the Sunflower valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson, mo
tored to Ration over the Scenic High
way.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-29


trunk that belonged to him and
which contained a change OF clothes.
He wanted the Federals to oust the
woman and permit him to get into
the trunk
Scores of citizens come to head
quarters every day with beer pre-
scriptions. Mos of these prescrip-
tions set forth that the case of wet
goods is to save the lives OF their
wives who are sadly run dowIp and
ailing. The orders are signed. the
wet goods purchased at the brewery.
and the man goes home and
DRINKS IT AFTER THE AILING
WIFE HAS GONE TO BED. What's
that?
Captain Lockett and Captain Rock
we'll must laugh after they retire to
their couches Of Morpheus at camp
every night. There are many anus
ing incidents coming to their notice
in the course Of a day. II they ar"
students of human nature or IL they
have a grain of humor in their sys-
tenn they must indulge now and then
in soldierly chuckle.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-29
other significance than that may
governmental Department kve.i2 tor: 4ts

other significance than that Of
governmental department 4, ixvssd2 2St6fk 49,
But day BY day Ii. union leaders keep the iksiS
with the promise Of fake stmeAts Always nat the strike
BE settled The union realize great victory The
colony slaves back work with all demands But
alas the settlement and the victory achieved
and the old slaves the cook and wait
for the three dollars week that keeps the door
Many times has the family journal announced that the
big union victory coming On 20 old Yellow Buttons pub
hd that tie vcterAnsan Fue company had agreed
with the union This done get gang strikers
into town for the Memorial day parade Bat the days BY
and slips by the deceived and nsd grlmbe
and and beef about the leaders being bsneh of double
croseI Lately they have been coming down the CN Office
evenings and reading the days that hangs 'front.'
Why don't You the Free Presr the boys
asked the other tight
No read Free Pres-all lies-a hot air like are
But anyhow goes show, you know-we that they
coming down here o be educated, that's all.