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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-15

still Bud built big fire and stood be-
fore 1t, his rugged form silhouetted
against the flames. And soon, as quiet
as a fox, the Yaqui appeared from the
gloom.
Did he come for me?" he asked
advancing warily into the freight
that captain
Yes answered Bud. "and for me-
too. But you must have known him
before, Amigo-he seems to be afraid
of you"
A smile of satisfaction passed over
the swarthy face of the Indian at this,
and then the lines became grim again.
His eyes glowed with the light Of some
great purpose, and for the first time
since he had been with Bud he drew
aside the veil from his past.
YES" he said, nodding significantly.
the rural is afraid. He knows have
come to kill him"
He squatted by the fire and poured
out cup Of coffee, still brooding over
his thoughts-then, with swift ges-
ture, he laid open his shirt and pointed
to scar along the ribs.
HE shot me there" he said.
"And so you have come to kill him 2
YES" answered Amigo; but not
now. Tomorrow I go to my people
l must take them my money first"
Have you got a wife?" asked Hook
er, forgetting for once his accustomed
reserve.
NO" grumbled Amiga, shaking his
head sadly, mo WIFE"
"Oh, you take your money to your
father and mother"
No. No father-no mother-nadie!"
He threw up his open hands to sig
nifty that all were gone, and Hooker
said no more. For three months and
more he had worked alongside this
giant, silent Yaqui and only once had
he sensed his past That was when
Amigo had torn his shirt In lifting,
and across the ripping muscles of his
back there had been shown the long
white vale Of a whip.
1t was the mark of his former
slavery when, with the rest of his peo-
pie, he had been deported to the hene-
quen fields of Yucatan and fiogged by
the overseer's ashland Amigo was
ashamed of 1t. But now that he was
about to CO. Bud made bold to ask him
one more question, to set his mind at
rest.
Perhaps this captain killed your
people?"
mo, senor," answered Amigo quiet
ly; they died."
He spoke the words simply, but
there was something in his voice that
brought up images Of the past-of
peaceful Yaquis, seized at every ranch
In Sonora on a certain night; of long
marches overland. prodded on by
rurales and guards; Of the crowded
prison-ships from which the most an.
guished hurled themselves into the
sea; and then the awful years Of
slavery in the poisoned tropics, until
only the hardest were left.
Amigo had seen 1t all, as the scars
on his broad back proved-but he
withdrew now into silence and left his
thoughts unsaid. AS he sat there by
the fire, one long. black hand held out
to keep the CLEAN from his eyes, he
made noble figure, but the YaquQi
songs which he had crooned On other
nights were forgotten, and he held
himself tense and still. Then at last
he rose and gazed at Bud.
"You pay me my money" he said.
II 60 now"
Sure" answered Bud, and after he
had weighed out the equivalent in
gold ON his scales he nipped in some
more for luck and gave him sack to
hold It
What you buy with all that7" he
in01iirad xUdtk a friondlv orin. a0ru n 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-15
Conservation
On the Farm

Practically every farm in this count
would show a nice profit if the atoyeA
pressed idea could be and was carriedh1
with all its possibilities. The great ht5
problems Of today are many. Good fennn
and lots of them 60 a long toward SOW
the question Of bigger profits. Thenv
not get in line and buy your fence fn
"a
home people, who treat you right and u
preciate your business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-15

secret OF his thrift.
While his wild brethren fought in
the hills or prepared for the battles to
come, 1t was his part to earn the
money that should keep them in am
munition. 1t was for that, In fact, that
Portirio Diaz had seized all the peace
full Yaquis In a night and shipped them
to Yucatan-for he saw that while
they were working the wild Yaquis
would never lack.
All the time that Amigo had been
doing two mems work and saving on
the price of shirt he had held that
cheerful dream In his mind-to kill
more Mexicans!
Yet despite the savagery In him,
Hooker had come to like the YaQui,
and he liked him still. With the
rurales on his trail it was better that
he should go, but Bud wanted him to
return. So, knowing the simple hon
esty Of Indians, he brought out his
own spare pistol and placed it in Ami
COS hands. Often he had seen him
gazing at it longingly, for it was light
er than his heavy Mauser and better
for the journey.
Here" he said, 81 will lend you my
pistol-and lou can give it to me when
you come b&cn.'
"Sure!" answered the Indian, hang
Ing it on his hip; AIDES"
They shook hands then, and the
Yaqui disappeared in the darkness. In
the morning, when squad of rurales
closed in on the camp, they found
not ing but his great tracks in the
dust.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-15

Continued on Page g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-10

len JIammen ftanb unb bic Saiipts
itrabe tpie pompeii ausiab, nlr 5tpei
itDne brpnasne 8runnen, ein Come
uno cine Slora, fpuren bell sebliebrn.
Bon oem @eru4 in Der Stabt on ben
nd1iten Sasen tDnnt Sbr Guh 9prt
lei Sant feline 9oritelluns MAIDEN.
Yion itumpft ia gliidlideripeiie segen
piefss iebr i'm &riese ob, ober bieier
9eru9 1T fur9tbar. Dor einisen ga !.
gen mubte ia 3u Dem uns rs9ts be-
nd9barten 9trmeetorps i'm gluto fab.
ren, nm cine 9ereinbarung ipegen Geu;
crpertbsiIuns gu treffen. Sobsi fam i4
bilter Der ss:nnt bel ben 8plonren
uIn. porbei, inter beneu muiterbofte
Oronuns berri6te. absr INNER nph
logen lmbeerbigte Cote mo Dor ollenl
tote gferbe mnhenbaft bsrum. sic
IpIlen eisentli9 inter 8euufiibtisung
Der Selbsenoarnen eingegraben pers
ben, uno Slpar burd Die 9epDlteruns.
Bon oieier III aber fat ni6ts gu ieben;
.eoenfaus arbeitsfGbises. nlann!ihss
Yerional itie. Wir boffsn icbr. bab
au6 mir bier ba!o pieber ipeiter oorz
pdrts tOnn.n. an fran5oiiI4e GrTolge
glaubt bier tein Meni6 mebr. Was 1T
Das aber fir elm idDnss, fru6tbares
9ano unb peld uusnbli6en Sammer
brinst pieIer 3rieg ibm :.
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Sn Sauannab, Ga, ermurSri.

Der YoliSsi purbe ssitsrn mitssz
tbsilt. bab ein ansebIiber eineinnas
tier, Senrp Sud,, in Sapunnah, Ga,
ermorbst fporbsn i.i. Der iteapertres
tenbe poliSeitsf eriu6te Inn Ingabc
BEG eenaueu SisnaIemeuts oss Grs
morbet:n um bef.n ReeOsnoihruns in
nie @bees IeiIen gu tSnHen. Wie &c.
tern bier ermitt.It iperoen tonnte, bat
ii6 Sute, Der Np. 433 Ribg.tpap ape@
nue. tpObnt, am Jreitaa ben q. ytp.
psmbsr aus f.in.r WObnun9 entfernt,
nm iia na6 aentud9 gu bes.btn.
S0ier perItpanb Der Wtann. Vim
9ienitag purbe bei Snpannab bic
2eibs zines Grtruntenen s.bOrs.n, be-
rem SaIs BON Shr gu Shr bur6idnits
ten mar. Sn ben suiden uurbs cine
Giienbobnfabrttarts, iofpie papisre
aefunb.n, bic auf ben Ramsn SenrD
Sude luuten. Gine in Sapannab,
ga. lpohnenb. Stpsiter nil in osm
5obteu ibren 9ruber, ter ii. auiheis
neno beiuhen ipoIlt. ertannt baben.
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2ofal geridt.
@inbraAe Mno DiebFabIe. /.

-glus Der Wo5nuns BON q. @itano,
gto. "a Sit IL. Strubs. entpsnbete
ein unbetunnter 0ieb Shmudiaden
i'm Dsrtb pon $36, fotpis eins Brief
ioi6e nit pdpisrsn, bic nur fiir ben
9eiiBer Werth buben.
- SdmudIa6en i'm W.rtb bon
$40 irurben uus Der Mobnuna BON
Walter MoB, Yp. 1115 Race Strabe
geitoblen.
- Sarrb Wcidier, aus Gbitoso,
Su., Der i'm Clinton Sot.l abssitiesen
1T, tbsilts Der pplisei nit. bab ibm
ipGbrenb bss StIafes aus feiner aIsi'
buna cine Ypritednabel i'm Wertb bon
$3.50 iotpie cine ubr i'm @srtb bon
$50 oeitoblen pprben III.
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aurana. Die sruppen iiisbsn an
linien ufsr BEG Sisr.s, aurana ge.
s.niibsr, auf ben f5.inb. Dieter tpuroe
prompt ansesriffsn unb iiber ben
Jlub 3uriideetrisbeu. es iDIrbsn ba-
bel arpsi @eiaise srobsrt uub 70
Wann asfangen senommen; barunter
orei fiirtii5e Sffi5iere.
.Da auruHo pom grtillsrie mlp
Snfuntsris Dsrtbeioigi ipurDe unb Die
8ritsn ,siH. Wlitisl baiien. iibsr ben
9isris gu iessn, 3ogen lie iiG in ibr
giOa. auriid.
vIm nlditsn Sase irafsn @eritars
tuHs.n Don Yasra Elm. Die 9rupp.n,
untsr BEN aOmmanbo oss Brigade.
generals 5rp ii.b.nb, nabmeH oann
Wlaiera eiH, osrtrisbeH ole fsinbIi9eI
Gruppeu BON liut,n sieris.lifsr uno
erb.utetsn ptsSer orti @tItiise un5
ma6ten 100 Geidngsne.
nam 8. DECEMBER isbien bic gri.
ten iiber ben 5lub unb an naditsH
5aes ersab Iid Subbi Ben.
Quf Ssitsn Der 9riten fpurben bel
bieIsn Sperdtionsn elm britil6er Sf-
fi3Ier getooiet unb Drei nerpunbei,
lpdbrenb 40 inOii9e 1ruppen gst0bt.t
uno 100 perpunbsi ipurben.
Yptrn uuo Gutnes BON
ben 9.utfden BON,
barbirt.
2pnbOn, 10. Dt3. Gin aor.
reiponbsnt Der .Dailp Reps" in gsls
gIsn teIssrapbirt ipie foigt:
ypern rnb Gurnss iinb ipisber in
bsfieer Wsiie BON ben Deutf9en BON.
baroirt fporOsn. Sm Dpern fpurOsi
16 Trouen uub ainbsr getobtet uno
III 6urnss ipurbs Der Babnboi bon
tinem Gsibub sstroffsn, nobel msb-
rere SoIodten sstobtet ipurbsn. Mnn
1T einisermaben I'm bas 5pipital
pom Rotber areu5 beforgt, Su btFea
Stab Mabume Guris seb5rt. bic nit
IIbrsm Gatisn bas GaSium sni6sdi
9ai.
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auS(ano Ue(egrapQ.
Subbi Ben, GOuberneur
pom ngasra in Der afia.
tifhen 9Grtei ersiebt
lid ben in Oi I den
Sru ppeu.

2pnbon, 8. T.5. am Wi.tpo@
purb. offi5ieG ans.iiinbist, bab
Subbi gep, Der bisberiss @oup.rHeur
bon Yasra in Der aiiatiiaen Siir.ei,
uno Rommanoeur Der tiiriiid.nSrup.
pen in aurna, ii6 am Disnitas Be.
binsunsslos ben inbiiden aruppsn
erseben babe. bic am pbsren Gnbe b.s
golfs bOn psriisn opsriren.
Rurna ipurbs fpGttr Don ben, s5ri.
ten btisst, bic ieb. OoufGnbis bas
2anb 5ipiffen bsm 3uiammenflub
bes Gupbrat unb bes Sisris Biz an
bds Meer beberrfhen
lleber bic Operationen in i.n.r @,.
ssnb purbe Sas Golssnbe bstannt az.
maht: .2lm 5. Os5smber uniernam
Oberft 9. 8. aras,r NIT b.m 10.
Mabratta Snfanterie Resimsnt cine
IN hst RiAtuns auf
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irumsr gut fein! Darduf lisB sr bon
isber aompuanie sinen Wann Dortrer
ten. fprah NIT ieSem gtnaelnsn uno
nabm ibre 6anb barauf. bab fie lie@
Der allies Ieiben als grseiie iiben ipolIs
ten" Sd ftnnc nidts Riibrenberes
OILS bic rein. ainbli4feit bieier batter
lid permabnten bsutfden ssunsen. bic
bitterlid ipeinsn, neil iie in 6unger
unb Rotb aepIiinbert fdben, unb teineI
i6lagenoers geftdtisuns bes Napole=
phIten llrtbeils, bdb benz 0euti4en
isbe 9lusi9reituna fern liest.
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Straaenbubn GntaIeiinns.

Gsgsu Wsittsrnadt sntsIsits ein
idperer Wlseu Der @leHbals ainie
an Der Wulnut Sirabs, nab. Der 8.
Gtrabs, poourdl Der 9ert.br in Der
0alnut StraB, auf lGnsere 3,it Idhm
gslest ipurbs. Tis auf biei.r Strede
p.r,.brsnbs Wassn ipurosn iibsr bic
Wain unb Bin. StraBs umssIeitst.
Ourd ben llRfau rib Der SberI.is
tunssbrabt an SDei StensR. geions
bsre gsamt. iparsn on bisisn StelIen
itationisrt, lin autider unb Gbaufs
feure auf bic 9sfabr. Die butd bic
berabbangsnbe Trabis brobi. aufmert'
lam III MAIDEN.
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Or" uub lie.

IN sinsm gifsriuasanfall s.ristb
eeftern absnb Der Rsquiiiisn Der
matter bss Stanbarb 5bsaters Games
Soparb, 80 Sabre oft, in 6omers
Sotel pobnboft, nit isiuer 20 Sabr.
alt.n Satin Warsuretbe. auf Der
StraBe in strsit, Der in 5bdtIidtsis
len ausurtete. @r i6lua auf lie
Elm unb iie auf i'm. sSm gsrlauf bss
Gefe6tss trua sr, aIs aua iie Elm
taar blaus 9lusen baDon. unb tpdr bic
8srbuftuns oes itreitfiidtipsn Gbs.
pudrs, uutsr Der gsfdulbisuna bss
unorOentlihen getrassns. .bas Gnbs
beg Samples.
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u m o rb.

Ren pbiIabapbid. o.. 8.
0e5. Samusl Nssb. 18 Sabre alt, bat
am Wlittipob In itinsr Wobnuna bier
islbit fsinen A Sabre alten Batter
Jofepb Reeb eTdOiien. Gr bebaup'
tst. bab fein Batter felt Disnitag ace
troGt bufts. bic sanss isamiIis srmors
ben au ipoIIsn unb bab sr TN H.ariffe
sefpeisn fsi, ihn nit elmer G6stre nms
subrinatn. aIs sr ben Gdu5, Der ben
Watsr- iobtsis. nbfsusrts. Ganusis
Wutttr beftdtisis riss. Der iunge
@nriGs ipurbs ins gsiinsnik usi6idt.
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1sp yprt, 9. D.s. - qtns.l.:
.WesaHtie~. bon 2iptrpopI; .Drbus
na'. pon 2iperpool.
gbrifianfnnb. 9fnssi.:
.Oscar IL. bon 9eD yori.
prpbibenes. - Mbssf.: .Mas
bonna4, nnh WarieilIe.
Wtapel. - QHgsi.: riytnIaHb1,
pon Vsp gor..
stbgsf.:: ~SsampaIia', na8 1sfD
Dort.
s 5abrt. elnssi.: .Gbieaso'.
Don Rem Yori.
glbs.i.: ga spuraine@, mad Rem
Unrt.
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g.adi 3noiauapulis.

G.tettip Dusan aus SnoianapcIis
eriai,n in Cincinnati, I'm Sames
Spo. unb Wiaiam S'Gonnor oprtbia
Suriid Su transportir.u. Sppe, Der iid
CUR 3.it i'm bisiis,n arbsitsbaus be-
fiub,t, pirb iussen Oerfdieb.H.r Gin.
Bride setpiinitt uno S'GOnnOr, eill
as.Ht Der 2esIi Rasa5in 60. in &c:
nanntsr Stabt, iOu iid eiHer llHte.
ihlagung ihulbis ssmaht babsn,
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Batter: (nodScm or ieine eben elm.
aeiegnete 1odter unlnrnit bot): Sic.
bcs airo, III trdgit beutc aiIm eriieit
wlnIe Ianse aleiSer, es lit Tein Oh.
rentag, mn iuiinid)e Dir nal rnsl"
ainb. pgieber Hapn, 5iim @rdl,ti.
gam m6dlte id) einen biibihen Gfii.
sier, unb ann Wanu siusu walI.
Qisisf4
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4ngsbIi9 BON eiusm 4D ia.
litter ber @erbiHbeteH
bombarDirt.

Qonbon, 8. Ds5. Der Wotter-
banner Qorreiponbent bes GDeninJ
Star fast, bab Elm alerOplcn Der Der.
biinbetsn iibsr antipsrpsH sefIogen iei
lnb gomben berdbgsmorfen babe.
Die Bride, bic iiber bic SdtIbe fibrt,
ioa abermoIs s,rii5rt- iporbeH fem.
Der aDiatiier iOII entsoHrHeH isin.
Der a0nis BON Ga4fen
in 8riiiieI angefom.
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pferbe fid. Ssin H5rper fisl IN ben
CLUB NIB perihpunb oaHn inter benz
Waijsr. Die Qei6e Beprrs' 1T obr
nod ni4t g.funbsn iporbeu.
Mmttperpen
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msn.

aonbon, 9. De3. Cine Dspefde
aug 2lHlierbam iasi, bab Der a5ntg
BON Saai,H in griifel angesommGu
lei.
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Reaierunas.a niteHansem.
Sn u.rfamf.n -g.ri6ieSenes.
gu p.rmisiIlen = sIats.

SIat bon 2 3immern nit alien gelntmIif.
fe,ien IN cinem Heiien oduie. Gdiiiiid i'm
;5lai SO. J. 1916 Whlls abeuue, 9oripoob.
9. 9boue Canal 1869. s---i3'
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ssnbs: .Wdbrenb eiuss f6arfsn @s.
fefts am llfer bes WnuI 5Iufss be-.
iuhie gepsrB NIT 2lnbsrsn ben Club
au irsu,sn. GO ipurbs uuf fis ssf1ois
IN ans man iaS isls asssss San
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
Discovery that Removes Pimplcs
Eczema md All Skin Troubles.

lf YOU ar" troubled with pimpl"'.
blackhcads. acne. barbcr's itch.
blotchcs. fr"cklcs or other skin dis
ease or bicmish. now is til" 'imc tn
get rid of I, with ilokara.
This pure and simple skin healer
is being introduced in Trinidad by
the Hausman Drug Co. at the low
price of 25c for liberal sized Jar.
and they have sold hundreds OF
treatments.
II contains no grease or acids. is
clcnnly to use and is q true nourish-
mcnt for the skin. cleaning and
clearing It In every pore. making II
soft. white and beautiful.
II IIokara does not do even more
than is claimed for 1t and give per-
feet satisfaction. return the empty
Jar to the Hausman Drug company
and they will refund your money. II
you have any skin trouble, you can
not spend 25c to better advantage
than for a jar OF this skin food.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
CLASS OF SIXTEEN
CONFIRMED BY BISHOP

\ Glass OF siss-ra -as saasirna~si
last nish' al s6~ Episs sas.ai sharsf.
th- i,-ts i'rs!asiia iir-.sa-s of West
.rn. ,alaFAaa. officiating \ ssira,
aid zTFgIaa sss heard by tho m-aa.
isFs ~ ~" class ana tho ,aanY wlas
'is.s Aai friends .s those receiving
sh- obligation to- tho church The
members .s 't- class we're Mrs iy"g-
isc Zimmerman. Mrs Mary i'-l-rs..
Clara Nupp. Geneva ssuaETass. ':lca-
nor Miller. Istshy White. Helen kIrvs
-r. Thcima Lawson. Mildred Lawson.
.Hssir Mnnr"c. Naai- isu'i~r. Nina
sherman. i.eroy Campbell. George ].
Mars. David w-ns.r anil james u.
Mitchell.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05

weashs, BsIess 1sfsss.
r02isas salE ana solder Nrsan~s=
a@f fslg,
NAe' M-sisSs Teaishs ttiE aaa
SsissE. fE0ss ia s@Sth p@ssi@ss Wseir
a-seiaS fais
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
why SUFFER FROM
Upset STOMACH
Mona Regulates Bad Stomachs
snA Yad. nS~s,>nn{.
and Ends Oyspepsia.

n you feel melancholy. lan-uii. or
have headache. coated tongue. dis
treas after eating. heartburn. bclch-
ins oi gas and uniiscs,cd food. you
are suffering with indigestion and
dyspepsia. Now at oncc-is the
time 10 stop this distress. &c, from
the Ha,,sman Drug Co. u fiuy cent
box of Mi.o.na Tablets. Their action
is sure. effective and immediate.
Besides stopping the distress MI
o.na strengthens the gastric glands
10 that they pour out their dali,
supply OF digestive matcrials-what
you eat is converted into nutrition
and the entire system is properi'
nourishcd-you feel perfectly well.
strong and energetic.
Mi.o-na is truly household REM
cdy--perfcctly harmlcss-and is
surely one of the best preparations
to fix up out-of-o order stomaehs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
NOTICE

For thc protection Of the timber
and stasins and Tn preserve and in-
crease tho game and fish theron. TIL"
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.
and tho Colorado Fuel aud iron Co..
hereby give notice that all rcspass.
Ing. hunting nr fishing on their lands
"a Las Animas County. Colorado. asc
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal E Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-ity J. r. wclborn. President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05

wlsiism Edwards Fr,arard I. his
kasas in iss.sa shi. s,S-sao@n after a
visit kssu siiA isi-sds
Nss Ana Msss j. bs Williams s~r
turned ss sk-is hoenr in isasaa ,his
sitrsaanh after . short visit h-sp.
Airs W a. simnsra arrived k-s-
this nasaihs from sEjraga snd sstl
leave somssr.~ f.s VssarSs rass.
y ~. where she vilt BE- the guest a.
Mrs Wiiiisss iaair~s
Mrs ". L. tisask.,t ness over Ia
Wasna this sssrssnoh where shs ~iil
be- = xurst at the sraaiex Of hrs
ai-vr. Miss ti~~~.Ss iisa.ksus rh-
~saatas sili take piss- sossossu~ at
ussnnas.
Ms. ". y. Thssns>on s-tnrnsa ,s
h-f home al Ration sai. afternoon as.
ter ss-aains several weeks here sis-
lila. h~s father. Judge y. ". Tip'
ton. The latter accompanied his
daughter Ia tia,on ~h-Tr h- will
spcad = few days.
Mis-. Beatrice Turner arrived hcT.
,hi. afternoon from England AMI
will leave tomorrow for NcrmrI.
Park. y. n. where she will spend
th. summer visiting Airs :. Turner
Of the bartlett ranch Hrs. Turner
came down fr.m vcsn~j. Park ihi.
morning to- mes, Miss Turner.
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SENIOR CLASS PLAY.
TO Be PRESENTED
FRIDAY, NAY 8

Hicks ut College, the sChtor class
play. which was to have been given
ON last Thursday evening. hut was
postponed on account of the unset
il.l state of local affairs. will he Civ
IN next t'riia, evening. May $. Th!s
fcring local thcatcr vocrs Will get a
tnancc to see this season and prcpar-
ations are being made by the senior
class to make II one Of the hest Of
the season. This play is to he pre-
scntcL for the first time In the state
by high school east. II being here
totorc only presented by college casts.
The University Of Denver gave this
play two years ago and found it to
he ono OF their strongest successes.
Hicks at College" has plot
woven around incidents that are con-
,inually coming up in college life.
Yet tho author has placed them in
such a way that they are interesting
and not outiandishly portrayed. II
good old days. those day when life
was at it's height. The east selected
:s particularly suited for the play.
cspecially toscw ho will be seen in
the leading roles. George Mars Will
take the part of the hero and Hazel
Bradley the heroine. while Stanley
Green and Mary Olive Sherman will
both plav heavy" These will be
backed by an able cast OF over twen-
ty.
Taking it all in all 1t is to be the
hest amateur production that has cv-
or been produced in Trinidad. and
the advance sale of seats predicts n
crowded house.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
HlRrH RECORD.

Nf ahl Mes Vi Msin~fnsass @s sssS
Fasissh as-nar afr sh" psUsa paFz
hass as a siFi. t@sn al tDsss as sls,es
This hssaiass Ms.hSr and asuEtr
'"s aS~ a.ins nisotEs Mrl Msisrssa",,
Is with the jansissa.Taas.s i's"-ii.u .
snmpany.
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Card sl TAsskA,
Nss. Es,es Easssssias.

Mrs jatian E'ien sn'nssasnrs shs
W0nAn's II.sr. Missionary S1ssrs 2
.s tho risss ~ y shusrh sEts after
noohs MF. y y issaaass Nas sh"
leader fog ,h- lesson on issraiaFssJans
.hIsh ~a&,h- sab!.s' ses sh- alter
nopas After The regular Faasinr ~
bu.in-s. the m-nb-ss .eiaSra a
reading by Msss T. " woiseH Al
the si.s- a. ,h- at,rsaaaa daia'y s~t
trrshn~ass ~-f- sstSsds
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
Ea,e,,a,ns Aid Society.

The i.adics' Aid society Of the
rs-shsi.rian church ~-re enter
tanned this afternoon by Msss ii.s,u-
les in the 1arlnrs "t the C"finaa"
Hotel. Nn-r the regular business al
the club was taken ur the members
enjoyed social hour. i.iwh, I~sr. b.
n.n,s w-t- s"ry"i BY Shr hostess. ss.
sisted by Mrs. Thnmason.
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AN 0lD RECIPE
TO OARkEN HAIR
Gage Tea ssd sispAas 1SsAs GRAY.
:4aifd HAIR hAsa aai Glossy.

Nlassss1 sgsrF@as a@ses Bta, ssgs
rsa sHa sniPaago es@9~FiF sasa .dsiass-
Sd bFisss sa7 Il shr saGagai e@aos asst
iassg~ IN Ihs hair sksa fssfsaA.
s1s-a&rt @F Stays atss Shas Saass16ts
i'sSisg ssttp aaA sg@as sstlisa bsir.
HTaFs ag@ 'tF @=fF Saa ss ss' Iass
ssteSHg~ Saz sa saah- il al hus4s.
@st1A IS aassF asd .ssasi~s@Has.
Na@as5aYz ss sS'seiF ass AZ ass
sws ss@se fog "WEsah's Sage aaa
f'aiRNmF st8Sr isssas@g'' f@a sIti
s"s q taEss Sassls f@s arast, 30 sr@ss
sss~SR body asrs ghss Odd tsssias Sc
FiF~, rsrgpasr RR "-se san POSSIBLY sat
ihs' S0F, asssen.a' FSas hsiy. ss :,
ssp~s IL s@ hayasatIF asi -sgeiss r@s
siaHaP~n . spoaar as sass ssssh wish
il and tga. 'sis shr@szh Y@ar aaiF.
sahias an- ssszti sssaaa at a sisa-8
ssF stasniss IN" asss hair aisar3~arss
aaa aFt.r a@shrg apPiigasias OF ,s.s
Yasr his b-e.na-S beautifully s.sNs
shish ani giossg and ron lp@s Ssass
fostnsers
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
ATTENTION MASONS

las NhiH1as isasts" No :ss y y 8
= w. meets 'aaish's wasA in 'h"
sire, a-zrsss
unaEH SHERMAN. w VI.
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II in need OF printing OF any kind
phone the Chronicle-News. We are
equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Call Trinidad 40. II
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hossAs

tas"Eal services @srr 'ha sSeasiss
~ SsTs~ hs@ssaa s~sr held shts
snDsaiss All t@ a's1@rh sssss Ehs sta1a-
NJ Mahoa tsssrstahias chapel bF-
s"as~@ sss $8 Rsars asa aAi lTasfs
.a sviatis-s la shis s~ssian as bhs
..-s'sss \ gEr~1 rfirs, fnsHs nas,
s-r "sstrlsssas snsasna@as se..A sstsnr
IN The n ss y s.na-.rsfs i,gassba
sss sh"sa asiae the stsstas,s hattie anst
has h~~a al hSerisat sinsw that
.lns-.
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0 Q ~ U A + Y
DOOOODOO DDOOD1

Ls-ssss9s
hAsi. tsaasSss@. Ihr ,AFess Aassaahs
"ld s4iis srs Nr- aha MHs i@ah issN
'1fh", ass@ sass aa@s tsias p. sse haas-
~ hSF gsgeSs. ia ssagaSillss GAe ssasr
of dsssh seriss p@s'ssaSsls. The seHr
esas viii saRe P1aSr t9gE@sE@s 1a0FNr
ies "a ss .elsea ss@ssa shS hSenr 81
she gsssNss- tss~s ssss sV in Es1hssfis
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-05
xeeai. Class s~~,sx cisb.

The Needle Class s.aias ciah
aiIl n--, tomorrow afternoon with
Mss. Fred vsa sebsiasA at he's hsnsr.
ist Iiara s;Fv-t