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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

lb4 bdraH az p%eFgrtiien. 70 Itbr Ts
ouH ouf bleItH Giolf peritITtn FHb.
Aber ale Sotnlsn. bic MID bsoItls
ttt bdtitn. ipartn bititrlih mitduiht,
ais fe bOrisn, oab ih i'm 8rilbiobr
abFsiien iuurbt. sic bdtitn gar su
Germ cine peiisrs Sagbtour NIT mir
ssninht = tuas flo baraus uiIdrt,
bob ibrt AommiIFonsn bober gtioms
men portH, oils Ts is iptnn ft in
elmer parlis bon 5psisn ootr brsitn
~ansgogtn, uut FINER stn5iosu erpsois
iton bdittn tr1itltn t0nnsn.
Dur mein Sbsrfibrtr, bsr GIfsns
btins Sa9obtieran 9ar. ttilte oitis
Stimmuna nidt. 8snn e. ipar NIT
Istnem Qnteil an ben proiittn 10 Su'
irieoen, oab sr, fpis Ct mir I'm 9trs
trauen iaets. oar ieine Cuff bate,
nod cine Expedition mad sanohsn"
gu u%ntsrusbmtn. ionotrn f6 sur
Rube ltben ipoIIte. 9obei bttrilg istn
qnisil nitt gang 500 Dollars, -
absr oits gtnilate. Jpn 81 sinsm Ra'
bob unisr itintn Stnmmsaafnoifsn
fir ben 3sit isinsr 2as, gu MAIDEN!
Ssoer Der anoertu 9silnsbmer b1t'
tt nidt sanS $500 erbaltsH; au4 bas
NOR Gin GROCER glumptu GsIe, tpsIs
der absr bic gsgisr0e btsisr iiinssreu
2sute nod ipsittrsn iol6m Grpeoi'
tiuusH uidt ItiIIt.
SD islbsr sr3islte an Gelo etpa
1900 Dollars, - nbsr Dor alien
Gin ssTunOss gaar q~uug,uiIiesI uno
So pfunb 3uuabms msinss aorper'
ipdbrtno mir mstne idmis
lihen 6rennbe babeim siutn iammers
LOB probhe3tit botten. 8a5u
nod bic Hodintsr,iInutsn Gr'
Tabrunasn unb 70 monde bsrrlids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

elmer 3emperdtur BON DieLleiht 90
Grab unb stpa 200 RsiIen n1rbIid
bonn Norbpoiars areift.
y y 4
QunssnIeibenb, pis i'd mar, battle
i4 mid bnrum 6epcrben, BPM 8srs
taufss0 spnrtsmsnt nnftres gtrIiner
9nufes neg na6 Der 4gentur in Sas
futst geipnbt al foerbsn. 3tpst Sabre
hinburd lsbts id In Salutst, unb
fat, iDie anbers 4genten, am GhiuB
Der gIFeubtiRss niIon in bic siDiIis
fss.t MsIt 5urif5ulebren, blieb ij
aud ben gonssn Wintsr ba unb taufte
peI3e sufammen. Nm G9luE 6iefer
3eit fiibIte i9 mid ipobler, aIs l.
5uDOr; unb 70 entinIOB i1 mid, I'M
acknowledgement @cmmer ieiber na9
fOfiilsm GIteubein gu iogeu, NIT 6ilfe
bet GfnssbpreHen, bic POLES Ners
trulsn Su mir sefnBt.
Sm SUM- bra4sH mir nah otm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

in ben augen ieinsr 2nnosleute Elm
gepaltig bsbsutiomsr 6srr pirO.
Wenn MlenIa OOsr panla nIorseus
bsi Der 6nusarbeit in elmer tattus
nsnsr S9nupEtu9tosn, bic I'M bieIe
Sogssseit nod i'm Baden 5ufommens
ssbunben ptrb, ii6 Seist - absnbs
pirb fe nod altrOmif9er art ses
trngsn -, 10 srf9sint er BEL Slid,
ben Cocktail pbsr anbere tunltboue
Drinks miI9snb, in laubersr. ipsibs
gebiigsltsr SADIE. Der Gentleman
entpuppt ii4 aber srIt, pern er it6
urlaub erbetsn bat nm leinen Grsuns
oen gu impOniersn, cber It9 fir feline
Qngsbstete pbotograpbisren gu laIs
fen. Gin bliiienneiber, forgfGltig
gspI1tteter an5ug NIT gum pI1ben
engen 5ofen, bobsr Stebtragsn nit
e.huEbsre1 aratpoL.., iinb ebsgf=-
nntrldBIi9, pit bas lIbrormbano;
q~uitiengsIbe Stisfel nnb elm totett
fdief oufgeisbtss Gtrobbat6en psgs
DOnRanbigsn bic GIeson3 Der Grs
fHsinung. 60 tdn5slt er, in ber
Rs6tsn Elm RObrItSd6en ipirbelnb
unb bic bstpunbernbsn 8Iide btr
Idsparseu GdOntn einbeimfenb uub
fi1 erbdben ointsnb iibsr bic ges
p6bnIiden bigger nnb ,9uEds
mdnner1. ME sr ie fefbsr nennt, TN
WoLgsfibl isinsr rWiloung@ bobin.
Seim 6reunhe rsasn i'm bsuis init
Mister" an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

Liar" (4fritasa ignsr), RET uness
brudten 3sitnng Der aoIonisn. Man
folltt es ndmlih nidt fir mSglid
bolttn, ME in ben 9olonieR Der
aIatI9 bIii9t. Die oatG9ti6ftsn ben
Dtibsn bstrefFsnbsn altinigttiten
ipsrbsn nGmli6 bon ben Ssrrsn 9Obs
auf BEN Mnrtt, BEN belisbten 5rsffs
punt oIlsr, tOlportisrt unb, BON
Munb gu Numb fd fOriIigenb, ges
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
Bon 6. @rrifns.


AaS 9auslptim zines eanoes
names In nnisfm QoIonisn IN cbs
ne bic itiuarBe DimsrF9dfl, bic bsi
ben biaiatn arbeitslrdiien nnluraet
mdb ttipns 5ahlrethtr ausidli ols
eabeim niti bsntbar. Da bic me-
riaiitu bifIsr guiis bic beuiihe
Sprats psriieben, nos nod BEN
llritil manher aolonialltult bur6
Gus isiH Nanttil IN, 10 bitni nls
guitanpiaunssmttitl In Dfairiia
bi, Suobsliiproht i'm WsItsH Sdees
gen Elm mtrtnuroig SurtttgsIub
tee GngIifh. oas fsatnnnnie
rpidgin'. DisIts a6dubasFnos" M
sins gar niht 10 unintsrsFonie Ges
isaIdaft unb ipohl tinu iursen BE
tratiuns inert. On Der Spite Etbt
oas tbI, 9rtietiiirn, Bon, ao6 unb
Maihmann.
Die pihtiafts perI6nli6ttit III
juud6h Der Bop unb eIiidlih 5u
prtiltn III Der master, bsr Elm
tabtIl0isS 6rtmplnr bitisr goituua
trpiiht Der CUTE Bon tn elm
lpabrss WuitsrtrempIar zines Die
Hsrs, nismnls auloSinelib F6tbur
uHb tets 3ur rshtsn 53tit o~uFtaus
6sub, mem Ct gsbraudt lpirb. @r
VI iaub.r. nbIolut tbrIi6, berbdIt.
Hismdbis Usrihpisgsn, Ct .maua-
ged' aGss unb srfiat ipt qlaoins
Ssit bic lompli8iertsFtn auItrdgt
jut ooaftdHbisitsn 3ufrisbsubeit Itts
rss Germ, Der ibH btmgsmdb NIT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

Die SoeS ouf Glftnbsin III In aIs
Zen Iormsn intsrsliant ob Is Fd
nm Inn Isbenhigss cher I'M IGusit
totes Wilb bdnhsIt, psIdsm Der oitl'
btasEEls, taTt GloH mtHpmmtH
pirb.
Sn manhsr 9e5itbuns noh merts
piirbieer, als bi. Oft gsidiIosrts 81
fsnbsin. 5dgsrsi i'm JHnsrn Qfriias,
bic ben INNER IeltsRsr lpsrbsnbsn ls'
benotH glfIouitn pbsr uralteR Sc
beiHtn folder gift, unb sbtnio be-
mtrItnsiptrt, iDis bic Sab mad WaI'
rotten an Der @sitiiite bss bOdnors
biI1tn 4msrita sntlang gum gIsidsu
k1upi3psd, 1T bic na5Itsbsnbs I'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

4ngepanbte atbtns.
art. u. (au o., Der mil ben aass
iDdrts ipobntnben S4tDWs.:a---
nnb feinsr Jrnu cine Relic oss
me6D: g5f Sbre Sdluisoermuttsr
glei6, pie is bsnbli4tigt, nit aum
8eiu9 biergsblisben2"
o.: .gein, Id bin NIT BEN
Gdreden oopongslOmmsn!"
8aIIgsfpra6. 6trr: .mein
Grdulsiu Sic laden IA furtlpdbs
reno! 9absn Gle ellpa Durbsr cine
2aainubs ssssFsn2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

@5gs elm p,ibtr Sdg,r, unb Sipar
elm 9tutf9tr, Der isintr Sc
iuubbsit baIbsr fat 4 Sabre In bit'
fer Region stIsbt bat, na9ftebsno Gin
iutnig iibtr birft ]tigtrartigtn Saats
Strsii5ias unb isins psrI0nIi6su er'
fabrunssn p%Iaubsrn:
5n Der ioesuannten iparmeH Sob
rss3eit, rpsnn bic Rdnbsr Der groBen
btreiiten @eltaot a~uftauen uuo nit
bIaiis S%ommsrionus Bic Spursn Der
gerbesrunetu frtiIest, pelbs bic &C.
iuaItissn Gtarmt Ser InHssu Binttrs
naht dHaerittet baben Damn fins
ben I5 bic Mammuts G! f,nbsinIudsr
in mau6sn malsriI6en @rappsn 5us
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

lnnDsn 70 bic nsusFen, stories" ess
nnuutsn EreigHiFe aun peibsn Mas
Isr. 6isrbUR elm bumOrifiIhss
9eilplei. Ginige Eags uah einsr
absuDgefragH nfi, no ~ hdrmIos,
ftObIi@ auaina. ipurDs ilns Rsiisms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

giuscborene tesnasgsgenb)
S5snsrisn iel6f in oisfr Gin6bs, Bee
Ionbsrs bic, tpsIds bas Roroiidt bsrs
por5aubsrt. Die gsfabrsn2 Sc nun:
-Seeet SIR uidt bas seben Elm.
Vie mirb elld 6as qeben geporwen ieinl-
@ie mir bic Sdtutsn ia9tsH, mar
i9 isit larssn Sabrsn Der sin5ige
Dsibs, ipeIder iibsr Satutst binaus
~HorbpGrts gsbruugsn mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
Ycr5eif- oSGtm6em- 9dsa.

znhem Manmnl stsFsahne ~ ghsfdbern hs arfldtn sibrhn. - shH.
brnnqH eHss Berhnsr aiHess pa idntr @psStisn mt. riHsr 3atu.
ten NQaafidat - Wr0he Srn pajfu unb WeabrH. - aHtirtte bdn
II DaHs sHes DsamHHi. wsrgpss Sqths Gins6Hsns, bHH 30 Ha'
NJ fee fhnu nd Bh M " Ser
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

bel, mar In siueln 6OI5ldnppsn ne
6su msirem gSauitf ~auFaehauih asl
fsm osr 5nfsisa IpdFs Is singsjaIIsa,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
Die Site.

Der aduber Vii lit g%efangen',
60 iaoa e. raid bon NlEIO 81 R u0,
ngun miro er enoIi6 anfgebaugeu,
" idldgt fir TIN bic ieBte Ct NIL"
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
GLASS OF 81 TO GRADUATE At
TRINIDAD HlGH SCHOOL JUNE 5
PAGE TIv1

McENan. bari nlro,aY M0s-F. ii-r-
n.s- Jane Meyer. FtST-ns- Marsu-r-
IL" Nelson. Aifonsn Hirhsri ass5nnl.
Helen irman ,i"s-'. 5iha Martha San-
i-rs. MarsaF-, Ssob--. Mars Olive
Sherman. v-Fna v>'nis FSHH~r.
Richard 'ati~I1n Sp-hs-F. i,H-ng
':isi~ iipnrT. E'h-Iira Jan.i su,Ian.
Carolina Msris TFabina. Ma,,ir iV-n-
TsSi"F. i.uns T"rEassi-n. iVais T---
sar,i-H. AT,sur u Th1nas. Mar
Nna Thomas. John rFsHris TipIaH.
NilF- Tasn~. Helen Elizabeth Wals
.r. Nina wiliiams ani iIrF-'ia
ii-ih, f-amans
III" five papiis receiving honaTs
are i,oFis Mws-T. first MaFssF.'
Logan. s-gaaa. F,anirT .Fr-n. IhSra.
Richard ossanha. taaEsh. sna tisir
Ja,ai-s"n. lt'hs
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
NOTICE.

Tho vr,m.Io ran.:J. snua'"t In
Coifay county. New NrSir.. as shown
in the deeds for said land which
o.r- recorded in the office nt 'hv
county clerk of coitas coac'r. FROM
the MAXWELL Land Grant COMPANY
to Mari ". iar'lc''. Msy 5. 1909.
and September sS. 1893. has been
created game and fish pr.s"rt" un.
der the laws Of New Mexico ami u.
,rns~s duly issued. Under said ".
,rns.s. ell gam" uuadrup"',e. and
game fish become the property Of the
owner and no fishing or hunting on
said v.rmrio ranch will he permit.
ted without, written permission from
tho owner or his authorized agent.
tf WILLIAM u. BARTLETT.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

\ class 0t nf'Y-iNS Niii sr,huai-
fran IN. Trinidad Hiss school on
Friday. Jsn- 9Th, This class. ehis'
consists "f ihirS-siN siris and ID
bass. is ,h. iaFs-s, riass Ia The his
tory of Tfiniasa I" graduate ir"n.
the 10 al srh1ai. The class nsotia.
'-Ts the i'r.s~rs-slnE ii-Ianss the
ii"-a'a, il sSFf 4prrnrSia," EoF the
l,tt Glass. Miss ISFis Mns-r .iIi
deliver the Nai-aisisFy 1Eaiisn aad
Miss MaEEar., i.as,H the ssiu,ai"Ty
address. 4 speaker for the -s-nIhH
has NJ, L--n ab,aih-i at ,his Iim-,
E-Ss Frank ". iir-,nsii -iit deliver
the siass sermon at tbs First M-,hsr
ais, shIEsh aa MaF ss,h, \ naAais-r
as sssrIsi affairs pIti mark ,h~ fest
mzi sl"sias ~ sh- srh"ai- Tn. snhu-
si s-g-t.'i.a aHa rsasgan hF ih-
m-a,b-rs ~ sh- iaaisF class siiI b.
given during the firs, s--s .f ian-
MoFsan viii sisa give
a reception durins this ss-A sptaIsiiH
arhSsFF 10 ,h. s-ai"r Glass Class
b.y siti ,ats rlas- iuFias sh- p--s
"s tan- IL, and sh- celebration ~Iii
take pias- a. The tish sshnai in 'h-
tas.niag sni Las-bstt ssn~ b.
tween 'h- s-ni.rs asa fasuJ'f in the
af,-rF.an a, r-asfzi i'sFI
Miss Msssag-s t.nzsn WtIj aise 'h-
lass psn1h-sgs uiss Mas sh-raan
will sis~ The class hissargs The
sIasz viii LT Miss s.-nr bafs S,aal-i
Gs--n siii have ,ts- .isss sra.jan AMI
the class p"-m is r"tst.-si'It" ant
sill be- decided ,hIs week
This is She fissi ,-as that The
sraaaa,-s witt s-ar the zap ani
snpn. Tk-s as- at saititaFF gray
ani aF- .sssianrs' .n-r TIC custom
ssf graduates g"snsa To- class dc
ria-d HPsn the zap sat snsHs ans
III. sshp~l board has voted !. have
hi. rIissatn carried "ist each yes.
Tho r1.mb~ra .s th- class as
J.hn - Al.-retusnbir. willis y It--s
SON. Mildred Mac RlsSts y Harold
Issaasan. Mary Mice rsfaY. 'sgsis
Essna Canrb-Iis iS"lerr' isartin cat
i-.,. wiait--d irssir rhaadirrs Nus
,ain-r- ri-sisi. Ndnirs NishaId
rr.s,n. Hob-rt \ nlusb-stg. Airs
G-a,sina bsF. barp'hF naas nnii.
rIaf-nS- Julia piijra. BESSIE itniir
Fast. S,a.i.r SILVER Green. ! stan
- - . Ia
tt,t-nb-rGs Anna Laura ii"rTirss
Sarah Frances ituI'n-t. Eisie Nsris
Jami-son. j"saPb warr-H jschs"u.
Gii Raymond j-'fsys.. Mabel isabel
i.-c. Margaret tahE' i."zsa. George !.
Mars. ilaF T. Martin. Uuth tIuyt
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
NOTICE

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing and to preserve and in
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coal and iron Co.
and the Colorado Fuel and iron Co.
hereby give notice tha, all uespass-
ing. hunting or fishing on their lands
IA Las Animas County. Colorado. ase
strictly forbidden.
Tho Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.--By J. r. Weiborn, President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE
Are Teld nsw 10 Regain Strength
and visor.

4. onr ssous old th- waste Of the
system become. mosr rapid than to-
paIr. the organ. sst m.r- SLOWLY and
less effectively than in youth. the
circulation ss r"or. the blood thin
and digestion weak.
vinoi. our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic ~i,hop, oil. j. th. IDEAL
s,r-ss,h.srr and bot y-buiId.r for
old folks. for II contains the very -l.-
m.a's needed to rebuild wasting ,is-
sues and replace weakness with
strength viaoi also forti'i-s tho
system against colds and thus pre-.
cents pneumonia
Mrs. Mary ivoy. Of Coiunbus. Ga.
says: III people only know the good
Virol iocs old people. am sure YOU
would he unable to supply tho uc-
maah. never took anything before
,ha, did me So much good as vipol.
II il the finest tonic and strength
creator I over used In my life
" vinoI fails 10 build up the feeble
old people. and create strength wr
will return your money. The Waus-
man Drug Co. Trinidad. Colorado.
+. s.-Oir saxo sa'v- s'ops itch.
ina and begin. healing at once.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
MAzArLAN REPORTED
CAPTURED BY REBELS

los angeles. Calf. MAY Ma
saiian. the Mexican west coast city.
surrendered today to the ccns,i,u-
sionaiis's. according to a dispatch
received by Asioito GARLIC. Carranna's
representatives In this city. There
was still fighting. the dispatch add
c,i. General GUERRA driving a part Of
the fedora! garrison toward tho
water front.
The dispatch was signed FaScla.
secretary foreign affairs. chihuahua.
General Teller, the federal command
or. sent word TO the constitutional
lists. that he could do nothing bu,
surrender.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
fhssslsy Bridge ctshs

The THURSDAY NU"rn.an ihifs-
rtun Gas .As.r,ain-a this s,'-sn".h
hr Mrs Asssis i.aaa-f 81 t.s HONS
On t.fsss Nsshu- Aur'ian nsis1- e
80. the p.ssisn- az the at'rfn"sn,
after shiss . asin'F iaarh sss
.~rs-e Lf ,h. h.s.-sss assisted By h-r
zi..~s. kash-sin-. asa Anna Jacobs
rh- sar@.~ss ss ,tr siab ss- Mes e
20 Snassvs. II = Atsesas isAsi Mo
Isassld. J. T. NanIna. N-asF"s~ ISin'
arf. T.. Jsis..ia. " ~. hsn'"rs'. ami
.h- Misses Mamie Kane. ks'berin'
and Sa.s IsraIss. ana ,hr hsssfSsss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
Us,os Prayer Asei,as.

Th- f-zulss uaisn prayer sar-sins
wilt b- held al ssSs 'sn"ffus as'-s
n1ar ~ the sassh M-'haaiiss .hlgs b,
The Trader siil b. MFss i,sa Inipt
Cock aai !. s-rrnan will tso ssSrn ~
G.ss q, n isatt.r as tho Baptist
shufyh, Mrs Sian-f italiias-r .iil
sis- , r-asinz sna ,h- veal nan.i-'s
siii i.- ,.sa-r-s by Mss J. u 'issn'
an.i Miss ii-trn iiaHsspti- The sssh'
liz is cordially iasis-ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
81. Nsstxssv,'s Gu,ia.

\ little sewing. good 'hinss Il" cs's
ard CAV shas'-r made ur 'hr pss'tsr'
after ~ s-sin.s. n..,ins os ih. -
Maraass. Gaila ~hich met a. 'h-
bon. n. Ms.s u III sir~ this ss'rr4
soas. Tho ~. Nsssar.s's .uiid is
.--up.s.d .s The su-ins-s rnrmh-rs II
tho Episcopal rhufvhs
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

Barbed wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness CALLS heal Up
quickly when BALLARD'S SNOW
I.iNiMENT is applied. II Is both
healing and an,isepiic. Price 25c.
SOC. and 500 per hottie. Sold by
the Iiausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
MOTHER OF ms. n'cINo
DIES m WET VIRGINIA

tho death at Rupert. West Virginia.
of Mrs. L.. Il. McCiunx. who passed
away last Friday. Mrs. MeCluns was
called to the bedside q: her mother
a few weeks ago.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
'MsbIsr'. Day
Program at tie
Rice Sckool

Nolhes.' day viii he observed In
the s-hoo,s tonnrso~. \ splendid
proxrAm in homer of the aay in
which Igibu,-s Of iss~ are paid tn
-n by the s-ysn,h and eighth Grades
4: the Rice school, The ioiia~ins i.
the program
Sane. .Am.Fisa'' Orchestra a.
som - aim-st Ssba-st-
ceas-ri Recitation. The isam "t
Life"
sasx .-csii "t ,h- w"aA,"
fsh.sis
n~~iss'ias. Tn NJ Ma'h-s
t,isdi- itns it-n-
N.~i,s,i.a. MY Ms,hsr' Grsasn,
Miller.
s.ns. ''rh- Mni''- srh.ai.
R--iis,ians With i.as--is.m
S'nar Miller,
R-~iss,ian. ''is~aasIiaI i,ssi. -
wsYs~ jshasSas
orh->irs. AZ ,h- Dance"
R--i,aiisn. -Nh.a NJ M.'ksf
Tucked NJ in''-iyasiii. tsni-sohs
sca.. "NsrsS Cradle s"ns-
sshasi.
ts-~s,aiish. Before I, l. Ton late
l-iAsssss- t-s'ssns
it-sissitaa. 7Ih- i.i's,- wensn -
Glen. sh.paFa
riaso soio. FIFTH N"r'ssA--
is.sa It'll Csasa.fs
is.xissltsn. ~klss~si III. Mass.r=
ci.n.sI sa,i.a.
sass. Nv. H-sr as ". sow
sehoni.
Song. -M.sa.as Of s.sr.a'.'-i'h
Grsas.
&sss. TIE Nss.iss G'sa-s
Rssisa.sas. Have Ssl wsissrn 10
Mash.rs rs'-rassii-- Msisashiiss
seas. s-r-sss- sshp.i
riaa. s.i.. ''Miaar,' Hats "asH
lett
nsgi,a,i.s. -Mashss's itsif iS"H.
r-.ins O-.asna
s.sg. 7s,.~r. n,sy. st.-r'-5's
G.asr
Herg,a,5en. ''t..c.or Ma,h.f''-r.Fs
OF Hawke
H..i,a,san. ''M.,h.s's iisirriH
wiifr-d Ana-ss.ns
saass In v-ni.-''-Ssh Grade
n.si,asi.A. 'Nt..hs.'s was'-ii-i.
Ga jssasss
s.ng. Aas,y Words Ssh""is
R-ri,a.iss. Tired Ms'sers' -
Np,-Ils I'assoas
saps. "Ch.rry nios.asrs school
isaaLl. Qs.u.,'-=<,h Grade I''i-
r,i.s
Recitation. ''ssamrha-'y' Mo'h"r
=E..s tsn.atos
Triri. Trio-,th Grade ruPii.
Song. Abide With Me- School
Recitation. Hide and Gc Seek
Gertrude E.r-y.
aons. Lave Makes III. ''"u' -
ssho.is
Orchestra. Mediation
Recitation. 'Nr,h-r's I,pys '-Ru'h
Ca'i.nL
sons. To Thee. On coun''J.
school
K.ri,atioe. s'Rosk Nc To SLEEP -
Mildred Lawson
Duct. Now i.ay Nc. Down I"
sleep wavcriy Na'.. h-len stew
-nsous
Recitation. "l.ru Nlonc" pcrc.
thy iIorsesfoft.
Recitation. AN Order for ric'-
urc''-Nlicca RobcsIson.
| song. Evening sone'-schcols
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

n In need Of printing OF any kind
phone the Chronioie-Ncws. We are
equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Cali Trinidad 40. II
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NOTICE

The v-rm-t. ransh hsEiHs t~-H
snsas a san- AMI fish preserve ua'i-T
,h- lass .f the state at N-s NrsIro.
and as II 10 ss-sisabIr ,a pr-srEsF ..i
iasEras~ the saai- aai fish ,hssrons
aasis- is a-sshF sisrn that n. t-vr
sii,s t"F shoa'ins ar tishins siii h.
issasi taT The nrsI ,hr-~ Y-4Ess
a. WILLIAM n. i'SNra.rTr
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AID secissy Msesias

The Ladies Aii s"ci"sy ot ih-
rTrs, ~ - Chur,h met sbjs after.
nom a, the .huryh. Ni"r 'h" r~su-
tsr busins<. meeting a social hour
vas -nioyeds
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

The sAisasioa Army ssa U.s. asy
esss-oft sioshiax. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. he.idine etc. AaI.
one haviax say of such piessr phone
RED :se: aad shcr ~ill b. called
fos promptly. Thanks.-Cap'sta "
4. ttsa.
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SUPPER.

In basement II Christian church.
FRIDAY evening. So" 4" = ".lssk \
s,r-i HON supp-r. 90 .rH's. 2,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight fair; Friday fair ani
warmer east portion,
New Mexico: Tonight ani friiag 7
fair: not much change in i.mp.rai :
uTe.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
SOCIETY NEWS

EasteSn Star.
f.sniar meeting "i the Eastern
Star Friday nisht at \ o'clock H. the
Masonic temple. All m,snb.fs lni
offi.~fs requested tn attend.
Priscilla club.
Their. viii b~ n" m.-'ihs "f IL.
Priscilla siuh this week.
. .
1he Elite Laundry will he open ios
kasiness Aoadsy under asw manage
meat.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
Rebekah Lodge.

t;.zuiar sn-.,ihs as tniIS i's's-hai'
isas- ~. -. at I, u, -, y hall a'
= f. m, Sisit.ss AMI ns-mh-rs s'-
sss.iisiis insit-pi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
Priscilla Club.
SpnShine Society,".

The f-suiar n,--,iIs al the sam
shias ss-i-,y .iii i-- h.ia .,h M's
ssn Heed. VI. East s--ani street In
,1ssfos sfsrfsaoas
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

ch,.aisis.S Nee. zoe = m.s,..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-19
MARINE TIDINGs.
BY Merchants Exchange.
Tuesday, June iG.

Tuesday, June iG.
Mahukona Sailed, Juno 10, schooner
Muriel, for san Fraaeisco.
Waimea, (Kauai) Arrived, June o.,
schooner Oceanic Vance, from Muk-
iltea.
Seattle Sailed, juno l6, s. S. Homo,
lulun for Honolulu (previous report
orror.)
Melbournc--Arrived, June 10, S. s.
Hurst, hence May rs.
Noyo Arrived, June 10, $. s.
Strathgnrry, hence juno 8.
"Wednesday, Jtnc II, 1914.
San Franeisco-Arriyed june l6,
p. M, $. $. Lurline hence juno o.
San Francisco Sailed June IA, 1890
p. M, s. :. Matsohin Tor Honolulu.
Ionolulu-4Sailcd June 1G, s. 8. Ma
ikurn for Victoria; s. s. Santa Rita
for Port San Luis; $. $. Wilhelmina for
San Francisco; p. S. China for San
Francisco.
IIonolnlu--Arrivcd, s. s. Mariana
from Vancouver; =. 3. Georgian from
Seattle; schooner Dauntless from Gray 3
H.. no
San Francisco Arrived, June IA, SIS.
M ca, Il, hvlI,e Dune 10.
Port Ludlow--Sailed, june rs. schr.
Robert Levers for Honolulu.
Port Alien Arrived, June IL, sehr. J..
II. Bruce, from Gray's Harbor.
Hama Arrived, june is, schr. De.
fender from San Francisco.
;, $. Clan Macleod from Newcastle,
with coal; schooner Repeat from San
Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-19
Judge Whitney Grants Husband
Divorce Decree ! Also Awards
Custody Of Child to Father.

$50 - - . .
Wiiiiam y. welsh, who charged his
wife, Katherine Welsh, with the com
mission of "a statutorv ofIerse ~, 4, Id
~ f,,rnrin .L.,r..''-. =,
=. : = sn4 ',I.''l on sne,'Deaeh
Ioad on April ~, l1IS, was yesterday
divorced from ms wiie by Judge vii;
nam - whitney, the decree TO take
erect on July l next
TAe trial was uncontested, although
Mrs. Welsh was in the Judiciary Bdlid.
ing when the case was brought lib YES,
terday afternoon before Judge Whit.
ney. She did not put in an APPEAR
ance in court, however, but Attorney
j. Alfred Magoon, representing her
was in court aud moved TINT he be al,
lowed attorneys fees IN the sam Of
fifty tloIInrs. This motion was grant.
ed. Ilesthen moved that the enstody Of
William l.. Welsh Jr., the sefcn,yoar-
old SON of the couple, be granted to
the grandmothor. This was denied, the
custody Of the son being then given
TO the father, on The Understanding
that the boy be placed in st. sbotis
College for education and chat during
vacations he be allowed to visit with
= tfx..all T. Ni1r. CT ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-19
WHAT A GOVERNOR
IS UP AGAINST
lcontlnuea from Pare onel

central sugar mills and the advantages
OF such mills when wholly Supplied with
cane by associated individual growers,
under agreements whereby the growers
receive proper percentage Of the
sugar produced and the mill a fair per
cent, thus bringing about more desir.
able economic ard social conditions.
We find that the Territory owns but
three locations where II could exert n
pressure TO bring about such conditions
towit: At WaiHkea, Hawaii, $500 acres
rainfall sugar land; at Waiinea, Kauai,
1929 acres Of irrigated land, and at Ka.
waihau, Kauai, 1921 acres, also irri-
gated land.
"The leased cane lands and income
therefrom are by Islands as follows;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-19

binafion Of conditions favorable 10.
success, for the homesteadcr is pre-
lsumed 70 have the capacity to Under
stand The individual economies Of his
situation, and TO understand aud prac.
tically apply the instruction and adj.
vieo In agricultural matters the Unit
Ell States government and Territory
are furnishing at relatively very
great expense.
tHaiku, Maui, has good transporta.
ton facilities by road and rail. The
government Is endcavoring TO secure
an ultimately government-owned sys-
tenn Of rail transportation for the east,
northeast sections OF the Island of
Kauai, where certain plantation rail
ways are, by expiration Of leases, be-
coming government property. should
the government succeed, quite an area
Of homestead land wonld be opened mp,
At present tho Kappa homesteadcrs
seem TO have gotten ahead OF trans
pOrtation and canning facilities.
"Both Haiku and Kapaa arc giving
the Governor decided anxiety, for,
should they fail, nomesteading would
receive serious set back, for there arc
no more favorable lands in the Ter
'iitory than thosc 'mefitipned