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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Sanoaabning.
Npt Sfanoimabiif GOanseliif entb.
Guluni.Ireal.

9ette 2ano er ell Del al y5be
GoitiIlo eitate" / oct ipOliae Solo.
raoo. Get Iigaer $50 MiI inooeIt
for 9enper og itsoer op imoo atelp
Merico. alimnet er ioeaIt - Sol.
Tin % moOerot 5emperatiir. De
omliagenoe 9ierge aiper alto rige-
ia @ano til Soerrisling, og enbner
Sober faar a9erpetiial @ater
Slight. NpIen er iiffer oa gioer
fort llobntte. alfolfa, ale Slags
Smooipo, iantt Warfrrter. Snffer.
roer oa @rsntiager tirnes goot. Oct
er meaet foroeIaatiat at feoe Sbin,
SornfnGa og Soar. Sons. Smsr
og 9eg betaIes meo bsie 8riier /
0enber, NlebIo oa Be omIiaaenoe
Rinebner.
Get err life ct mt eler nforiegt
Torn 9iitrift. SoabeI Sfonoina-
Der iom Spifere oa amerifanere bar
fsbt 9onb Der o1 oponrfet oct | bsi
<Ititr.
Sernbone Isber Iongs iaennem
2onoet. % aoIonien bill beannoe
21h MiI fra Meieto, en- gn meo
9onf. SfoIer OF airfer, o. I. b.
@ierne filler oet inroeIes liberole
SiIbiio. at Sc bill gibe $1,000 til en-
Iutherif airfe for hner 9 Sections
9ono. lea ipIaer. 9riien er S65
Der Icre permanent 8nnoret
inobefottet. @iIfoorene er SO Der
Mcre fontant, Reiten | s Iiae fore
oorIiae 9etaIinoer. hborof 6en fsr-
ite fnIoer 2 Ior efter Snneelen err
ifet. Renter boa ben ubetalte ae-
beium er go og betales anrlia.
Sea innes. at bette 2ano nteo ben
|qooe ssorobuno. oct ioeaIe aIimo %
Sifferhe6en Of itore apIinaer. nGr
neo gner. Selefon og sS%ernbone.
Iette getaIinospiIfaor oa lloiiat til
at foa airfe oq SfoIe | Silaift mao
bore noget for SoIf. iom ieaer at
forbe6re oeres Stinina.
Sea er goets eneberettiaeoe aaent
Tor benne Iiitberife aoIoni. on ell
bber. Der er interesieret, beoes iii.
ifripe mia.
Gfsfnrfioner afaoor ferfte oa ire.
oie 9irsooa I hber Ronne6.
STuf gonoo.
203 grooomnh. Council TIufs. ia.
Telephone: Reb 1886.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Gil trGnsenoe tbeulogiife Stnoentcr.

9ioIigere fpitteret for $4,000.
off 5orn, ga. CIR. aroaeluno
$3.50. blair. Iebr., 4asmus BE
terien 500. StopIeburit. Rebr.,
@en:eheoens Offer 5000. geres.
ioro, z. 7af., Mrs. 81. z. Better.
len $500. Geoar Rails, Sa.. Sd
rem anoerien 500. Salmoutb,
Me.. en- mGpnt $500. Spencer.
ga. geeiIs anoerien $500. @arcns,
Sa.. Ra3aretb 3. E. I. @enigbeo
$500. Mc9rioeg. @ih.. 9oitor
;. g. Senien $500. Salt $f9s. so.
Meo hiertelig 5af til ale Biper-
1T, Z. z. @ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Blair, aebr.

0san pil minoes Omtalen al Miis
Sattie Roienbecfs $50 for 2 War
iioen Den %. Sanuar. Sun par
paa Presbyterian Soipitalet" /
Omaha, bpor bun uooameoe zig
9earie (Sneepleierife). 5attie bar
en- anit9uoig gige, iom bar agtet
og afboIot babe Der, oB bpor el.
Iers bun bar fenot. 9~noifnbet ON
benoes Gso tom meeet ouerraifenoe,
og inotiI oenne Gag bar Der billet
ct tungt SIsr ODER benoes 9s0s-
maooe. s iioite llge bragte Omaha
aniierne Gfterretning ON, at Der
nnIis er mla9t Sng imoo Hobert
WcGleIIanO ben Mato. fom eieoe
npnnte SoipitaI, for $4,000. Sor.
melt err oct ben afoeoes aomini.
i%trotor, en- Sagfsrer 9igefom | Oma-
ia, Der bor anIngt Sa9enl; men ben
err naturliebis anlngt for at faa
SemmeIigbeoen opflaret. Saober at
Soaen mao foo ct for ben afosoes
8orpIore, Seffenoe og genner s1-
ffeligt @eiuItdt.
oGitisens Stote ganf~ bar /
Den iorlsbne llge, iom man oil ie
Of en- Annonce onoet Steos / 9la.
oct. nGientlig ififtet baaoe Giere og
2eoelie. Scr par Den oelpis oonif,
herefter bliner ben iaa goot Tom
uoelnffenoe onnif. 9nooe Z. $.
Sermanion. ben nne 1rniioent, og
eSabe 9, @ibion ben npe gdibier. er
0anife. oa 9oitl Yeterien Der al
9nen. err babe a~ftieboloer og 9i-
reftsr. iioen 6%oranoringen er ino-
trnoot. Sc TO me MGno er iifenote
Der ! 8pen. men bel fetote me0
ganfforretning, iom man bill ie
Of Innoneen. 5lere Of De gnmle
G~ftieboIoere er me6 I ben nppolate
DIRECTION, babe sSre6 8. W2ottbie-
fen oe bans Ssn 60. Rattbieien,
Q. 3. Mnmn1ert og %. Q. Sol.
Ter.
Zen u~ipopanlig miloe 9inter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

opatig Saono neo Goret ferte Sfi-
bet ireIit t Sam. Sim aaptninen
oar fommcn liot til Sfaoe. Sfibet
bapoe life lot 9npori men alt in.
oenboros Snpentor bar gnaet iii.
Ia anptain RoOicn naneoe inc
/ Sapnen. itoo 5iIifnerne / SUM-
oreoois og penteoc for at lnfsnife
BAN % bDloe BAN Tor bans ongtige
Semonosifab. IA anferet iaIot,
bIep Der raabt 3 0nrrn for ganlio-
fines aaptain.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Udvalg af
GYLDENDALS STORE NEDsETTELSE.

AT %Gyldendas store Nedsettese HAYES nu paa Lager her
bl. a. felgende, som sendes portofrit til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de vedfejede yderst lave Priser.
Religiese Og teOlOgiske skrifter:
Ludwig Schneider: Gaar nd al verden-l 85l Slider S SIS
\. S. Paulsen Jesu Barndom og Ungdom. 223 Slider. 30
Ernest Naville: bet evige Liv. 27s Slider. ..,...... .35
+. Nielsen: Siele- og T~ankelere. 90 Slider .......... 20
Seren Kierkegaard: 0jebhkket. 1893 Slider. ........ 40
soren Kierkegaard: Frygt og Beven. la Slider. .35
B. j. Fog: Fasteprrdikener. SO slider ............. 10
J. 2. MINISTER: Predikener. 1ste Bind. 100 slider. 80. 30
]. P. MINISTER. Efterladte P%redikener. pa Slider 49,. 25
Profeten Esaias, oversat af d. G. Monrad. 279 Slider 30
Luther: Jesu Samtale med Thomas og %Philippus. las
Slider ....... -. $50. 49,. ..s.......... 20
Grundtvig. Bibelkronike for Born og Menigmand 1856. Is
Blaise Pascal, Hans Ramp mod Jesuhterne It's Slider. 20
\. C. Larsens Fortolkninger. II Bind tnsammen nu.. $50
Historic, Biografi o v.
Thrige: Danmarks Historic wort Aarhundrede
[ og H. De. 1908 Slider 81 Kr. M kun .......... $175
Danmarks Folk. t56 dobbeltspaltede Slider. 1913 Illu-
strationer $3.50. 800. .t......t...t. - 90
Grnndtyig: Mands Minde. COZ Slider ............. so
Listov: Luthers Levnet. 259 Slider. ............ s35
schwanenfligel: II. {. Andersen, 161 Slider. 49,. IS
Jens Munks Navigatio Septentrionals -. ....... 20
Bodenhoff: Fra Dannevirke til Ais. 1877 Slider. -. - s35
oppermann: Dalgas, Hedesagens Forkemper. 80 Slider 10
Litteratur:
Gr1ndtvig: Danske Krmpeyiser. 300 Slider 49,. 20
Yak. Nielsen: Ire Fortellinger. 235 Slider ...... 40
Chr. Richardt: Blandede Digte. 257 Slider. ......... 80
Digter og Skizzer fra danske Forfattere. 167 Slider. 80. %
Il. C. Andersen: De to Baronesser. 276 slider. 80. $S5
Sophie Breum Julegaster og andre Historier. 136Sider. y35
Tolv Baumbaehske Eyentyr. 1919 Slider. ............. Is
Ibsens Brand episk Form. 264 Slider med Ann. so
Grundtvig: Krsnikerim. 306 Slider .....,......... 40
Eyentyrskrinet. We'd Carl Ewald III af LouisMoe. Is. Ito
Nedsrttelsen varer kun til Nov. 1914 og Antanet af
Eksemplarer er begrnnset. Man t1raades at bestille straks.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
De npe gpeer.

Sfopg. -geterien: WenneifeififfeI-
fer ], inob. $t.20.
CIR. Ssrenien. Bib. Beef $f.20.
OF. Riearo. Seremias, inob. $t,70
arel Beet: De iioite 5ioer 80.
Wnrtenien.2orien Stierneuniperiet
og Dol Tro $1.40.
5orrnr: Seoenffe Sonobeosisgere
Sf.20.
Sobon @eismor: Sor ariitus for.
fonet @uo2 30.
Sp. Using: Grboe- Rasmusfen oa
GoIfefirfen %.
GpeIeiton: geroens gnoe (GortuI-
Iing) inbb. .65.
Sp. listing: Risiionsbiitorie for
Born inbb. 40.
Vile poo 2nger.
Dan. 2ntb. BnbI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

ySmpropeb 5arms" til Sals!
5Iere gooe opoprfeoe 5arme Der
/ oct oanife Excitement | YoIf Co.,
0is. CT enonu at fon til rinteIige
9riier. Sar ale SterreIier fra DO
gcres op til 200 arres 5orme. Som
og Re eI1er tiIffrio
g. q. ReIIemann,
2ncf, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Sarm til saIa.

40 acres goot 5armIano belis.
aenoe pa MiI ira Blair. @oot
6 8GreIies Siis, StaIo, Spinebus,
S%eniebus. gognifur. nGorn Crib"
og andre 9ngninger. 8inomsde og
9onoIeoninger - alt mt og / beoite
Sroen.
SanoeI mna lie inoen I. 5ebr.,
ON asberen bill ouertnse 5ormen til
npite Inrs Drift.
49rmere OpIpsnine fnas gennem
bette 9IooS aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
5a Sala.

Eli Sals.
Baa @runo Of GeosfaIb er min
gienoom biIlig til Salg, rinar Snn-
oelen fan ife ~inareit mulig. Der er
omltrent 6 acres 2ano. Oct meite
af oct er / alfalfa. Der err en- flor
5riistbabe og eoot 8inobrRf. Der
er ct fort GUS meo a9loer un6er-
neoen, iamt Stalo, Spinebus og
iSsnfebus, Ell goo grenb o. gino.
melIe. 2nnoct er bel inobegnet og
Iiggcr / llofanten Of Dpen | ct
tort oanif Excitement meo TO ban.
fife airfer og en- nriten oonif gp,
iaa plooien biIoe egne fla bel for
ct Bar rlore onnife GoIf. Dilfaar
cfter Operensfomit. Nan benpenoer
fla til Strands SEMEN
gor 81. Muifin, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Smeo enifes.

On GOD YaII around" Smeo fan
iaa itaoigt arbeioe ira 1. 5ebr. aan
ogiaa rente eler febe min .ibop" %
Sus. ON snifes. Maa barre gift.
Senpenoelie til eieren
Sens W. Yeteren n,
Sbaron, auoubon 60, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
Gnrmbeitnrcr pnifcs.

On ponIioelig, GorueIig 9Iore
@ano eaer anrl snifes ira Mioten
al 5ebrlnr til at oriDe en- 40 acres
Sorm / sitre 9ebraifa. Won ben-
pen6e fig til rgoufferen" ON mar.
mere 0pIpsninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

0nsbog ben %. Sanlar 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
lunnlurR

VrGnot WiejerL Aalborg, D. So
mar. ) Giiermiooog err Neieriet til
@oaroen aSptfens eie~ peo 8eroal
neobr9not. aae Waifinerne soelag.
oes. Sloen menes opitaaet ira Sfor-
ltenen.
anrtoffelefsporten. Malborg, ste
Ssanuor. 3anit Observation-Disclosures.
port, lonn bar 6oneofontor ! anl-
borg, laoer / oisie Gage 9amperen
rSDoen" meo 5000 1enoer aor.
tofler til 2onoon. Get er Spionens
fsrite itsrre J~orienoelie, men Der er
iolgt forifellige minore Barrier iii
Imerifa til gooe Vriier. a~artofler-
he leperes al Erooucenter ira SO.
bro, Sfruer. og anlborg-ggnen.
re oamife Ioriparsbrsbre" | SIS
benbabn arbcioer for 1ioen Is. San
pon at ifnbe Ell Observation-Disclosures.
Der ifal fonme tr9ngenoe Weolenl-
mer til Booe, Tom ct SEQ / oisie
g~eitrGbelier err uoginet Ell Serie af
10 .SomlermGrfer", Der iGIges til
5oroel for Jonoen. W9rferne no.
gaar fun | eet SpIng og mod life
ienere eenoptrpffes, og mo baaber
oerpeo at opretboloe oeres 8proi.
Gn Seilabs paa sip % 1sb. Sci.
le, 5. Sanuar. SfoniIerten nanuoii-
me- al Belle, 4aptain Ma6feit, blep
Natten meIlem ben 90. og 80. De,
cember operfaloet nf Ell pcIoiom
Enolanos- Sneitorm paa Neiien fra
asge til aolberg og maatte isge
Heobapn / Sbinemiinoe. Oct foiteoe
mango timers aamp ON 2ib og
Deo at nna ino mellem 6apnens
Moler. hporfra en- WGng0e opbio.
ieoe Iilffuere iagttog Sfonnertens
Mansbrer oa bpert gieblif penteoe
at bIibe gienpioner til ct Drama.
Men en- lpffeIig SfGbne og en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

AT Gyldendals store Nedsettelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
bL a. felgende, som sendes portofrit til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de v~edfejede yderst lave Priser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
8nostieneiter.
CLAIR

q
Ssnoag 5ormiooag / airfen;
Ssnoagsifole aI. 9.f5.
Ssimesiesuosti. ST. 1890.
Sfriitemaal ser. 10.
Ssnoog Gftermiooag os aiten paa
Sfolen:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al.2,30
Seoningemisiionsprgoifen aI.7,30
Aftenguostieneiten / airfen ailuies.
aennaro:
Ssnoag, 1. 6ebr., 9uostieneite
5m. aI. II, Ssnoagsifole meo aon-
firmanolpsning ST.. 10.
Grnm: 8uostienelte +. og 8.
Ssnoag / boer Waoneo, al. 1920
Ssormio0aq.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28

Ccllirs is most prominently mention
ed for the place.
An Indication OF the probable truth
of this well defined cepurt-aside
from the Cncs already menlionaG-is
that heretofore no governor mas been
inausuratoI withou: the presence OF
AN adIutant genera, and staff to lend
Tie necessary color 10 the occasion.
While in Washington. Governor
eject Carlson took up with Assistant
Secretary OF War Mills the question
OF ways and means of strengthening
the national guard and making it a
fun brigade of Mt least 300 men,
with fun equipment. He has been
working Oh this for some time, and
many officers OF the guard. whom
he numbers among his frien Is. have
made confidential reports to him as to
The number of men now enrolled. the
number of available recruits Oh their
lists and suggestions for thanges in
| ike personnel and the number rt line
Officers.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
NEWS notes

| home. Investigation showed that
each one of the letters written by the
boys mother contained such words
as "desolation'' and despair She
was told that her son was seeing
enough desolation at the front and
did not need to hear about the de-
spair at home. The style of the let
tiers changed. and now they are ar
irving promptly.
Cold weather and the shipment of
warm clothing and other comforts to
the soldiers tended to delay the de-
livery of letters. The automobile
club volunteered its services and
hundreds of automobiles carried
packages to the trenches. until the
Germans became aware of the ar
rangement. They captured 10 mo-
tor cars filled with packages of heavy
underwear. Jerseys. sweaters. tobacco,
cigarettes, cigars. pipes and cigarette
lighters. Some found mothers sent
preserves. cakes, cold chicken and
Date-de-fois-gras. One package that
met with an accident en- route was
found to contain even u bottle of per-
fume
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
The Future Of Western Railroads


the railroad companies of the
operated difficulties Muckaking newspaper
by
conditions and these have
something with the results but they are only
o =
of railroads lost
important and
business interests of the whole
in the railroad
in
territory and OF Colorado
Orleans the
Colorado Midland
their Just much
Factory or
responsible interest and cordially.
evident that the western railroads ought
to
their Tor me
dove OF. ocain
pointed
Ina the serious
the building of the canal and they We're
mesh that kind of
time railroad
hostile The
onaly
railroads
and the general business interests
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28

seen fit to call this man among men
this ideal citizen.
This afternoon ut 1880 O'Clock
from the beautiful family home on
Nevada avenue the funeral services
were held and hundreds gathered to
witness the last sad rites and pay
the sorrowiul tribute of esteem to the
deceased. A fiower-heaped casket
held the silent form of a man whose
life was a synonym for success The
funeral anthems We're rendered by a
uuartette and the ceremony conduct
ed BY the Rev. II. T.. Chandler of
the Presbyterian church. Members
of the bar association attended in n
body and number of old resident
friends from other parts OF the state
were present.
The honorary pallbearers We're NJ.
Lcnhart, d. u. Taylor, w. G.. Hines.
Judge Robert r. Ross. A. C. McChes-
ney. L. S. Bell. Edward Wight. J. c.
IIuddelson and Judge Henry Hunter.
The active pallbearers were Eli left
ryes. u. r Tlindman. n. l.. Iamison,
Judge "A. w. McIIendrie, James Nc
Kcoush and Herbert Nichols.
Out of respect to the memory of
the deceased Judge Robert Ross adj
journcd the county court this after
loon.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28

.outeidc the threc-miie limit. The
Golfers captain did not undertake
to reply to the message, which was
directed to the British consulate,
Panama, but endeavored to forward
it to the consul through the Ameri-
can pof.. The latter officials recessed
to transmit the message and caused
the wireless apparatus of the Prote-
silaus to be sealed until she departed
from the zone.
1t appeared that the captain of the
| Protesillus had not received official
| Information from the new regulations
/ prohibiting the use of radio outfits
! in the canal, except upon canal bust
ness, but notwithstanding that the
! British authorities conceded the at
tempt to use the wireless was i'm
proper and therefore tho incident
was regarded as closed
One immediate result of the Incl
dent was to send American ships to
the canal zone tc safeguard neu-
trality.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
GIRL IN THE TAXI"
ARINGTON'S BEST SHOW

The versatility of the Arlington
Stock Co. was again demonstrated
last night in mastery interpreta-
ton of the farfamed farce comedy.
1.-The Girl in the Taxi, at the West.
the 5. r. o. sign was out when the
curtain went uo. and from that min
ute to the drop of the curtain, a we'll
pleased crowd responded to the
splendid acting with enthusiastic
cheers.
The remark most often heard, as
the theatre-goers We're humcward
bound. was this: They are always
good, but in this production they far
surpass themselves"
Those who wish to see The Girl
IN the Taxi" will have an opportun-
ity tonight and Tuesday. after which
The Parish Priest" will be offered
on Wednesday and Thursday nights,
followed on Friday night by Lena
Rivers ''
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
VIOLET M'VEY
IS BOUND over
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

Violet McNey, an inmate of re-
sort on Santa F'e avenue, must stand
trial in the district court for assault
to kill Mrs. Freddie Ward, conductor
OF the resort. last Wednesday night.
The McNey woman was given hear
ing Saturday before Justice Babcock
and bound over to the district court
under $3.50 bond.
The two women had been quarrel
ing all evening, according to the evil
dcnce brought out, and have been
separated while lighting once or
twice by some soldiers who were i'll
the house. Just before the cutting
both OF them went up stairs togeth-
er, and moment later sounds of
scufiling was heard. The soldiers
went uD to the room from which the
sounds came and just as they ar
rived both of the women started out
of the door Mrs. Ward was bleeding
profusely from 9 cash in her neck
and the soldiers, it is claimed saved
her lie only thru their knowledge of
treating wounds.
a doctor was called, but by the
time lie arrived the victim had be-
come unconscious; the wound inflict-
ed having been made by knife
(Which cannot now be located, di-
rectly tcross and almost severing the
jusular vein.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
ALL TRINIDAD MoURNs
tC.nlinne~ fri. ssHe l.,

cheerful. generous and kind.
When i'll health forced him cut of
the arena of public life and prevented
him from fully realizing the success
which his legal talents had brought
him lie did not become idle. He es-
tablished himself on a ranch. He ac-
cumulated property and developed
1.-THE natural resources of the section
in which he made his home, and his
domestic life was crowned with that
perfect peace and blessedness which
! is the ideal condition of citizenship.
Active in church circles, liberal in
dispensing charity. Mr.. John linked
to himself friendships which never
failed him.
Twice he was called to serve Trini-
dad as mayor and it was his good
judgment and wisdom that started
this city on the upward plane of
growth and development. As his
physical strength permitted lie has
taken part in public functions for the
last 20 years, one memorable occa-
sion being the dedication of Kit Car
son park and the unwilling of the
Santa Fe trail marker in 1909 and
the dedication of the statue year or
more ago. Once year at the annual
memorial exercises of the Las Ami
mas County Bar association, Mr.. John
las taken n prominent part and II
was in recognition Of his death on
Saturday that '..e 3D. association
,post ponnd It's scheduled banquet.
L. NJ. John, born in Virginia in
1850. settled here about 50 years
ago His homo is here. his inter
csts are here and here he was lait
away this afternoon. He is survived
by che daughter, Mary. and one son
viii All Trinidad bows its head
That God in his infinite wisdom has
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28

| London, Dec. 2S.-The racing sea-
son under the auspices of the Jockey
club closed with the kings stable as
ownerof the years best colt, Friar
Marcus, which is regarded as the
most promising candidate for next
years derby Friar Marcus went
through the season undefeated. a dis
tinction enjoyed by no other juvenile
of note.
Tho lis, of winning owners is
headed, for the second time in sue
oession, by j. h. Joel, whose dozen
winners captured an average of two
races apiece. worth in the aggregate
about SlJ5. 900. as against 100000
taken by his majesty, who ranks
sixth in the list. Three-fourths OF
the kings total was won by Friar
Marcus. Among the first 30 names
of winning owners there is not a
man OF moderate means. Waldorf
Aston. with only three winners. won
over $4,000, giving him second
place.
w NJ. Singer won $4,000, II. y.
Duryea. $1,000; Mr. Fairie. s29.-
900. and II. p. Whitney. $4,000.
Among the trainers Alec Taylor
was the most successful. horses from
his Nranton stables winning $780,
900. In the list of winning jockeys
the Irish rider. Steve Donoghue.
stands easily first. with 1919 victories
out of $50 mounts. This is his first
time in top place, which has been
for seven years by Frank
Wootton and Danny Mallcr, both now
retired.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
FIRST TROOPS TO
MOVE THIS week
on the other.
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CRY Will be equipped and ready also
Tor the receipt and transmission OF
messages from or TO the southern
field.
while we anti.ipatc nc trouble,
there, is and ALWAYS will be danger 80
Innr as Z, great number oI men are
CUT of work in the coul mining dis
tricts., said Governor Ammons.
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
HONDURAS CONSUL
HELD FOR ARSON

San Francisco, Dec. 2S.-Fernando
Somoza Vivas, consul general here of
the republic OF Honduras, was arrest
ed today and booked on a charge of
arson. lie had been unde surveil-
lance by the police since last night,
when firemen found that his burning
house had been literally sprinkled
with oil and turpentine.
Bursal drawers in the bed room
were found filled with paper satu-
rated with oil. carpets had been
sprinltled with fnflammablcs; holes
had been cut through the ceilings
of closets for flues and streamers tied
from the rafters to guide the flames.
Chronicle-News. soc a month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
o B 7 U A Il 7
STRAIT.

The funeral of the late pioneer
esid@Dt Edgar NJ Strait. who died
on Saturday afternoon at his home,
sol strong avenue. took place this
Afternoon at O'Clock, Pev. T.. o.
Butler of the Baptist church officiat-
ing. The funeral was attended by a
large number of friends and inter-
ment vas in the X. p. cemetery.
The late Edgar NJ. Strait was one
of the city's Oldest and best known
residents and generally esteemed. He
was born in Fletcher, Vermont, *
years ago and since 1889 had made
mis- home in this city. For the past
three years he had been in i'll health.
He is survived by his wife and three
sons one of whom, w. D strait, re.
sides here.