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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29
AURORA

From the Times:
1t is hard luck when two fellows go
to see the same girl and as they are
being entertained by her mother, an
other fellow drives up and she puts on
her coat and goes for a little ride,
the other two to talk with her
married sister or go home, just as
they think best.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29
HENDRICKS

From the Pioneer:
Geo. Wright of the valley country,
had a peculiar accident last week, on
Thursday, we understand. He was
operating a spreader and by a sudden
jerk of the team was thrown off,
alighting on his head. DR.. Jensen was
called out and found George with a
stiff neck and a sore Uranium but no
serious injury was discovered.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

A. o. Ronning a in town Satur-
day, having recovered sufficiently from
the operation he underwent a while
ago to rustic around a little. Mr.. Ron
ming and family expect to move to
Hendricks the first of March, when
they are to vacate the farm, which
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

open again next Monday. 1t is to be
hoped that everybody will do what
they can by giving assistance in
stamping out the disease in this and
adjoining counties. = Mr.. and
Mrs. C. p. Gould and daughter Leslie,
departed Monday morning for a trip
across the Atlantic ocean. They will
visit all the principal places of inter-
est in the other hemisphere, including
a trip to the holy lands, down the Nile
and into Egypt. They will be gone
several months and their friends in
Estelline will wish them a safe and
pleasant journey.-Estelline Tribune.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

Miss Edith Spande Of Lake Preston,
and Sarah Spande Of Bookings, to-
gether with Mrs. Oyloe and Ole Jerm-
stad as driver, came up from Brook
ings Friday to attend the funeral of the
young ladies' brother Roy. =
Gus Benz and Clarence Vannigan went
to Brookings Wednesday where Clar-
ence has entered the. hospital for an
operation for a rupture which has been
troubling him for a long time. The
many friends at home hope that the
operation will be a successful one and
that he will in the shortest
time possible.-Toronto Herald.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

There was some talk last fall that
the regular February term of Circuit
Court would be dispensed with this
year on account of the calendar hav-
ing been cleaned up last October, but
according to present indications the
regular February term will be held
converting on Tuesday, February 18th.
A number of important new s
have been started and the way it looks
now the Juntunen murder case will be
up for trial and the term will probably
last from one to two weeks.-Castle-
wood Republican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

Loose Leaf syssem-For mercantile
and all 9th n uses. Stock forms made
to order. There's a big advantage in
buying loose leaf goods at home.
Register Publishing Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

they sold last spring. They had been
thinking of going to Madison, Mimi.
to live but finally decided to come to
Hendricks if they can procure resi-
dence quarters.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

Graves, the Flandreau Indian base
ball pitcher, whose home is in Brain
erd, Minnesota, has been taken by
Connie Mack of the worlds cham
pions. A number from here saw this
Is year old phenom pitch a game at
Volga last May and marveled at his
great work in the box. His picture
appeared in yesterdays Minneapolis
Journal.-Arlington Sun.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

August Juntunen, the murderer, and
WILDER Lyons the horse theief and
holdup man, were taken to Brook
ings this morning, where they will
plead guilty to the charges for which
they were arrested and will receive
their sentence by Judge Sherwood.
They will get all that Is coming to
them and they r~ightfully should. /"
- No new cases of smallpox have
developed this week in the city limits
and the authorities have had the
school house thoroughly cleaned and
fumigated and our city schools will
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-01-29

We are informed that a petition has
been circulated asking the village
council to prohibit the taking of ice
from the lake. Just what jurisdiction
the village council has in the case we
do not knaw, but venture the opinion
that they have none whatever. All
the ice that will ever be taken from
the lake in one season will not lower
the surface enough so the naked eye
could see the register on a guage.-
Lake Benton News.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
E. crinlen de
madame Caillaux
Continuation de la "a. plana.)

sldo admitida la dimisi6n Sc ha cons
tltWdo el Gabinete EN- la forma 81
g}uente:
Ministro de Hacienda. NJ Rene Re
nault Que ahora es ministro Gel Inte-
f1or; pasa a este departments NJ. Nal
Wy, ACTUAL ministro de Comercio Co.
rreos, V ministro de Comercio. NJ
Raoul Peret, actual subsecretario del
Interior
Monsieur Raoul Peret es ministro por
primers vez, y no tiene mas que cua-
renta y tres amos.
Ha ejercido la abogacia, ha sido al
calde, consejero general y subsecreta-
rio, y, entire otras obras, es autor de
las tituladas Reforma del matrimonio {
Inviolabilidad de la correspondence.
La session de la Camara comenz6 con
agitaci0n eXtraordinaria.
Di6se lectura de una proposition del
derechSta Delahage, invitando al Go
bierno depurar las denuncias atribui
das i un magistrate. segun el cual, fu6
ndebldamente aplazada por orden su-
perior la causa de Rochette.
La lectura de la moci6n produce al
gunOs vivOs incidentes Y cambo de
ap6strofes entire las derechas las IL
quierdas.
FL ST. MOnis, actual miniStrO de Ma
rina, que presidia el Gobierno en- Ia fe-
cha que Sc rehere la denuncia del ma
glStrado, dice que jamas orden0 para
lizar el proceso. Y que NADIA sabe Gle esa
earta del fiscal Fabre a que Sc ha refe-
lido LIE Figaro y d que alude la propo-
>ici6n Eel Sr Delahage
Ha1ia este; ensalza elocuentemente
la men-oria del periodista asesinado y.
entire Irotestas d. Ia izquierda, ataca
rudamepte AL Sr CaillauX.
Asegnra que existe la carta del fiscal
Fabre
La he leido yo-dice
Fl presidente del Consejo, Doumer-
que declara que el Gobierno esta de
cidido que Sc haga toda la luz que
Sc quiera en este asunto
-Esroy dispuesto-exclam6 ol Sr.
M9nis a que me interrogue sobre ell
particular cualquiera comisi6n legisla-
ladora que Sc nombre al efecto. (Bien,
5ien, en- la izquierda)
Subc 4 la tribuna el Sr Barthou y
lee Ia earta en- que ell fiscal Fabre de-
clara one el p de Mario de 1911 lie
llam6 el presidente del Consejo y mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

nlstro de Justicia, Monis. Y lie oblie6
a exigir ell aplazamiento de la tausa de
Rochette.
(Gran sensation en- toda la Camara.
Monsieur Monis, palido nervioso.
permanece Ell su puesto sin decir una
palabra.
-Esta carta-dice ell Sr. Barthou-
me fua facilitada por el Sr. BRAND
cuando este desempel6 la cartera de
Justicia. Yo Sc la reclam6. acepto
todas las responsabilidades que me CO.
rrespondan por mi intervention en- ell
asunto que Sc discute.
(Grandes aplausos EN- la derecha,
centro Y parte Gle la izquierda.)
I'll presldente del Consejo: "Es ex-
trano Que cuando una comisi6n parla-
mentarla lntervino en- ell asuntO Ro-
chette 10 Sc presentara este documen-
to, que Sc ha tenido oculto dos amos V
sale repentinamente a relucir en- ell mo-
mento crltico en- que el Gabinete pre-
para retormas democraticas.
"Deoo recordar la Camara que ese
iscal Fabre, declare aqui. ante la CO.
mission investigators del asunto Ro
chette, negando que ell aplazamiento
lei. proceso pudiese inhuir en- su resul-
tado. =
Ell Sr. Monis: IIasta hoy no he te-
nldo conocimiento de esa carta de NJ
'abre, y niego rotundamente 10 que en-
lila Sc afrma. -
NJ. Jaurts dice que es de absolute
lecesidad aclarar el asunto, propone
rue la Camara abra de nuevo otra III
'ormaci6n.
Lees" una mocion pidiendo la reno
yaci6n de poderes de la comiqi6n que
ntervino en- ell asunto Rochettc
FL presidente del Consejo acepta es-
ia mocion rechazando la del derechis-
Ia Dela ahage
Apruebase por unanimidad la mo-
ci0n aceptada por ell Gobierno.
Ell diputado por Versailles, NJ Tha-
bamas, ha le1do sus amigos, Ell los
pasillos de la Camara, copia de una
oarta que ha dirigido Nine. Caillaux,
fehcitlndola, y censurando vioIenta-
mente la Prensa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13
..EDIC TO
En- la Corte de Distrito de Sen Juan,
Secci6n La.
Ex-Parte.
Ex-Parte.-
CLEMENTINA LUGO Y CALZAnA.
PETICIONARIA.


notarial hipotecaria.
POR CUANTO, con fecha % de E,,a.
70 de 1914, por conducto de los aboua-
dos Aponte y Aponte, present6 la pro
movente Dona Clementina Lugo CA
zada una solicitud para que, previa pu-
bllcaclon de edictos Sc ordene en- del
mtlva la cancellation de la ianza hipo-
tecarla que para garantir ell eiercicio
Gle la te publlca como Notario Don
Juan Hernandez Lopez constituvera So
bre la slguiente fnca su dueiio en- acme
LA fecha:
RUSTlCA -Predio denominado
Rlvalta, en- ell 'barrio de Rio-Abajc.
del termino de Naguabo, compues;c
Gle 100 cuerdas, equivalentes :,
hectareas, sc areas, colindante 10,
ell Norte, con Ell Rio-Vieio. que 10 So.
para de terrenos de Don Juan BusG
hoy ole Don Juan Carrot; por el Is
te, con eel mismo Rio -Vieio que 10 Sc
para del Cercado Ramirez de Do11
Manuela Guzman, Vda. de Bustejo
hasta la conf1uencia de este bra5n
con ell Rio-Blanco moderno: Dor u
Sur, con ell Rio-Blanco moderno ou,
10 separa de tierras de Pillar Oiea
hoy sus causahabientes; por ell Oes.
te, con Cristobal Lebr6n la Suce.
sion Gle Ramon Argueso, desde un
bambu la orilla del Rio-Viejo.'' -
POR CUANTO la Corte. vista la So
llcltud y la escritura de fanza hipote-
cara que sc acomFan0, otorgada ell d;a
l6 de Octubre de 1902 ante ell Notario
Don Mauricio Guerra, orden6 la 3l,-
olicacion de edictos Ell dos peri6dicos
Ie! Distrito de San Juan de los de ms
yor circulation, en- cuya demarcac.6n
IA ejercido su profession la eierce q
nXpresado Notario Don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, los efectos de que tuNc.
ran general conocimient0 todos los IN
teresados en- ell asunto;
POR TANTO. Sc noticia / las porso.
mas que tuvieran alguna reclamacl6r
contra la aludida fianza, por virtud del
eJercicio de la f6 pdblica del aludido
Notario, la formulen dentro del t6rn,i-
no de tres m eses 4 ccntar dc IA primera
publication del presente edicto, trans.
curridp cuyo plazo Sc cancelara la ex.
presada fanza previos los demas tri
mites kegales
Dado bajo mi 6rma sello de la Cor.
te en- San Juan de Puerto Rico a los
-reinta dlas del mes de Enero de 1914.
G. Marrero,
Secretari0.
Sub Sec. de la Cortc.
(Sello.) por F. Negroni,
ss"a'ssS e
ST usted quiere vender una casa. IN
utom6vil una joya, algo de valor.
An1nciese en- Ell "Boletin Mercantil. -
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

DESEAMOS YER POR ESTAS OFF
CINAS A LOS SRES. MORERA Y &C.
REPRESENTATIVES DE LA GALE
RIA ARTISTICA BAECELONESA
AMPLIADORA DE RETRATOS.
Una semana hastan uevo eviso.
My
PAPEL PARA CTGARRILLOS
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-13

81 usted quiere vender una casa. un
utom6vil, una ioya, algo de valor,
Andnciese en- el "Boletin Mercantil. -
Esquinas, Fortaleza San jose.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23

2e6m ais g 6euermitteL
&ii6en6retter aus 6cl3. auf oenen
man 6eti II. a. 3erihneiost, iaugen
lcift bic Safe Ser GBpnren. 6ett
unO 8Iut Elm; Inn iie oapon gu reis
niqen, pen0e man 2sbm an, Den man
ttfeuhtet auf Ole 6Iede itretht; mad
elner Stunos pdIdt man oas Brett
nit Seize uno San0 in reinem Wdis
itr gut al unO Oos S0oI3 miro rein
LIB fledeulos fein. 2shm 1T bsim
Ybmaideu iibsrbaupt iebr niibIid;
er nimmt oaes 6ett an unb maht
TefIer. 0abeln. Q0ffel uno amber.
Wstals.g.nitdnb, btant.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Der 6 a b 8.

helst nuroe. Die 6lbuer iuaren ees
inno uno felBiee WiHterleger. emit
baben meine 0ibnsr IN sinem 8reiters
Itole iberm,nlert uno isBten je6ssmol
balo nab Glntrlit 6ss JrUltes nit Dem
Qsgen aus. Gie 8~eiunoheit Der 3bIere
Dar mid. beiisr; 5uet Oennen lit Der
0nmm e~riroren uno i9 babe le idIah'
tan mullen.
Der 8eiiber oes Observation-Disclosures
flnltli6eu 5lages belt mir entgegen,
onB .redte 5%armbubner" isbr gut Die
aalte ertrIgen. IS lit aber bic 0als
lung iolder buaHer nIdt prattlih, oenn
Elm 5drmbabn brinst Is I'M duBerlten
GTd0 einmnI ouf 100 Ser I'M Slbr. elm
Gs9borns posr YSDanoottehubu muB
ld9rlih bur idnlulih $50 Ger le9sn;
bel gutter WHrtung gebt es odruber
bInnus. llno vnS l%eptgenannte 1T
minoeItens S;uei Yfuno ihDerer ais Elm
6nrmerhubn, 8enn nun aud lebtereS
iisben Sabre Iegt. 10 brtngt ods 9tn'
ienbubn o%leislhs &ierjabI III Ustl turisa
rer Britt. brdubt clio uIel menIasr
5utter fir oieielbe BroouttIOn un0 lice
iert etuen b%elisren 5leti berirag
Sd |iittere fur melne f~rsildufsnoeR
6iihner uur 8uhpeijen. Worgens @srs
tenIhrot. uno nur bel 5rOit stma5
Mais. Nht Gubner ! Biuno 30.utG
J Biuno Sbrot. Bsi 6%dltetung uon
Muis uno Wsi;Ru haiIe th meniger
Ger, neil bn5 avrn fettet uno mont
Hi6t 10 anre9t. uno mc,n 6ut;erbnh
mics cine 9r0Bsre 8etoiunme aui ais
bel BubmeiSenflitsrnng
User 9snnu BUD fIibrt. fam Die
Oben beiprOdsne yneue 5Oee" tnum ais
prnfiiih hinteaen. GAS Neue muB
qeprllit peroenl Die 5iltterunq mag
i'd uieIfaf mad ben 0rtlIheH Gerbdlt'
nlien ridtsn; Der Stall ioll tDarm lein.
gerdoe loie MIR niht obne Dede ihlas
len. Man lebe nur. tUle bic 8biere m
Winter BON Ibir uno JenIter abrilfen
uno otd)t nnelnanoer ordngenl Ddrum
lege mon Iieber cine BdppIa9e itber Den
9tluteritall uno uerb1u9e bic 2hiir,
banu er1rlsren ben 3bieren nidlt bic
q famine, uno man bat Die be4ebrlen
28lnlereier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23
Der StoppeIumbrI6.

BURDENS nift iibertrisben. rpenn uers
lcnqt Miro. SAP her Sddl0iluQ BEN
G~rnter0aqen foraen fou. Die 8ortsiIs
elmer ioiden 0irtf6aftmeiie iino nn<
aebeuer qroB. 3uad6ft peroen bic
untrautfamen un!erqebra9t, Die auf
5sm Qder lieqeu. Sn oar feu6ten
Gr5e .ctr0en re huIo fsimen un0 aIf@
ae6en uno fonnen ihoR Derni6tet
meroen, bepor bic riAtiQe Gdatfurde
aeaeber miro. ~ 6as G'tt'r ishr
trpden, 70 miro Tie Stdlurds ang.s
MALT. bamit Der 4derbooen CON
EATEN Ter nnqefeutt:t miro uno Damn
Den untrJutiamen 3um Geimen
hringt. I'm eirer ibermdBigen Ser
bunting por3u6eugen. muB 9cs ieitz
oeipal3ts Qano absr mad einicer ga
gen fpieber lei4t duIgsriTen peroen.
Sin meiterer 0ortsil o.s beI6lslis
niqten Gtoppelumtr"s lit bic Der
Hi6tuns Ser tisrfA.n uno aud
pfIon}li6en GddoIi gs. Sc Itdrtsr
biefe 5sino' ouFqetretsn finb, Oeito
i;efsr mub Die G!1ppel umqebrof)en
lperoen. bamit bic oielen YaraiiteE
auh idmtlih umtommen.
Der 6%auptport>;! 0es StoppeIums
tru6es beitebt BARN. o0b Der Ider=
booen oaourh feline 8are bebdlt.
0ieie 9are Miro bstunntli6 oaourh
bsrporqeruFen, bob Die 8ri6ts ibrsn
N~ubrbooen cor gu itartem Nustrodz
nsn ihuben uno 3uqlsih ben 8ooen=
b0ttsrien, DEN @rredsrn Der 8are. bic
noti9en Qebensbsbin9ungen bistcn.
Wleibt ser Nderhr0en nab Der Grnte
ifub os oem Win0 un0 D'r Sonn'
cusgcieb:. 10 trotnet er in tus3er 3eit
It's 81 m DECENTRALIZATION 5i3fe aus.
uno infolge0e1en Qs6en aud be Bat
terien 3ugrdn0e, tie i'm 8ootn bic
Cdrung porHebm'n uno oie Gare sr=
3tuqsn. Wiro bageasn bolb nao Ser
GeIeitigrng Ser 0edfruht bic oferite
9ooenid1i9t flah aeltiir3t. 10 ii: Sas
Nusborren oes 8oocns psrbino,ri:
gum minoeIien fam Is niht in 70
ifnellem Ssmpo erfolqen. 8urh SIC
Irdere S4dlfur6e iiuo oie 8oben.
.iapindren oben ourhit)nitten uno ocs
WaiIer oss llntergrunos3 Tam nids
Die Gberftdhe ~iteidsn, oIIo au,4
nidt oerouuiten. pa Die 9atterisn
nuT nieIe WSeifs in ihrer OirfInmfpit
ni6t aufgehai.en tperoen. t0nnen iit
tbr Nrbeit5fel0 in tiefere S6idttr
oes Nder5 oerlegen uno BORT Ioderno
mirten. Our6 Den 3sitigen StoppeI=
umbruh eripnren mir uns in Der
obnebin 70 bebrdnqten Saat3eit bus
Qielfa6e an Qrbeit nit Wal5s uno
uno es fam. aus ben ongsfiib..
ten @riinoen niht orinoeno qenlia oe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-23

Senbtl9ung t1no l6 Elm Sod1 ourh Die
Srettermauo eebobrt. etuas b0her OILS
Die SlBltnagen uno Elm ebenl0ides In
Der 8e9enpano. Guf msinen 3nib.
oies fir ben 8tnter III perit0pisu. ers
fldrtc mir Der BeiiBsr. Oies is, zine eoHS
irri9e Nnibdunns. bic in Dem nlien p:I'
tebrten Sgltem uurSele. SeuI5utaqe
lpiro 9elebrt, uno eS lei jeoem Serniinis
tlsen stnIsuhteno. bsutSutnse bdrte
utau bic 0ubner b. Dies ~erjiele mdn
ON beiteu ourh 8u9luit. lberbaupt
ourh eiusn falien Stall. SD belt ibm
eHt9egen. DOB i'd mir sbsn nab benz
srlten drolt Elm Suppenbubu g%etauit.
helien aamm erfrOren; olelsr ShrOen
suliroe oOn einem 0ubn idmer ilbermun.
oeu. aueIn Der 0srr blieb babel. !pnb'
nsr miiBteu obgebIrlst iUeroen. iie MIR
ben lOnit trOnf @anj wObl. aber man
xnuB i'd Dor Grtremen bltsni
Nus meinsr ainobsit peiB i'd. onB
uniere 0lbner am Gnoe oes aubitafas
ibreH y0temen" balten. Onfel 800
henObm" moite oaDon nibts WIlien;
seine 9lbner ilBen i'm 0OIJitntI. teloe
9tabbarn batten Die gleihe &aile.
hamburger Siiberlaf. Bsnn nun I'M
&inter 2itt 0innit". Der @ierauitdus
Ser. init leinem Qusriad fam, 10 iprdh
sr BET 5rOitlpetter gar nl6t crit bel
.Sohenohm" DOR. Ob9leld Der In9ts
fdbr oielelbe In5abl 6lbnsr belt mfe
'uir; BET el9;eIt sr tets Glsr.
Sohen0bm" belt LANCE nit Bantrn'
Sabieteit feit an benz Oh unoinb. bic
Dnbner oerunrelnl9ten ben Snbital.
Grddten ungs5ieisr binein uno mliBieu
nd erfdIten. tpenn liz aus Der 8lrme
tnssiber in bic &1lte tdmen. BON oiea
len Jeblsrn Ssi9te lid jsbod bel uns
nldjtS; mir batien etnen ebenIo 9e1un'
oeu piibnerbsItnne wie .SO4erObm"
uuo IN Der tbsuren 9dbres5eit Gier.
Als oann islu nsues !6aus 9ebaut
sgptOe. mar Der 0iIbneritn1 aus Yers
1e1sn" in ben .Bieroeltaa" gsfommsn.
uuo nSohenobm" duBerle iih ie9r abs
{preheuo barber, lisB i'm aber bert,
2Ino bate W intereier uuo gelunoe
0ilbner uie frilbsr.
8 meiB nod. onB msIn Batter emit
IN etnem Oissbe5iiglihen 8ispr. mid
herbeirief od i'd barfuB oul Der Qiele
berumtrO0te; i'd fam %asInnirn nno
aotie feline 3sit sebabt. YdntOfisn IN
sudden, lief ulio ourh ben Sblndi6nee
su ben beibsn. Batter in9ie mid 5us
tild, YuntOfieln Su bolsu. uno bic bel.
Den folgten mir, un6 Batter mies rSos
benobm" oarauf bin. OnB ib Radts
8erue marin untertrobe, 6aB i'd oes
Tags ubsr absr Ourhnus ni6t per.
roren uno nismnls trnnt mare.
aeraoe lpie unIere 6ibner. 5p6ter,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
WELCOME 10 NIX VALIANT,

THE Journal extends b cordial well
come 10 Nr George b valiant who
recently purchased the Herald and
Yesterday assumed thc management Of
iis publication
Thorn always wlll ho two newapa.
pcrs IN thia cIty the field demands
them ana will support them when
properly conducted The trouble wllh
tho iIenld during the past fow year.
bias been chiefly Tint attempts were
made "a RIM "a for political onda roth-
a. than as h huslnoss enterprise
Mr valiant has had extensive OK.
porlenee as newspaper publisher lio
paid ensh FOR the Herald aud Is In po-
aitlon 60 make u success, and beyond
doubt win 40 so
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
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and FUZZY Guaranteed,

Make a plain syrup by mixing ono
pint OF Qranulated sugar and - pint al
warm water and stir for minutes
Tut 2H ounces of pure Pinex (ffty
cents WORTH in pint bottle, and fll Il
up with the Sugar Syrup. This gives
Won family supply Of the best cough
syrup at saving Of ST. Ii never spoils
fake teaspoonfHl every one two or
three hours
The effectiveness OF This simple remedy
is surprising 1t seems 20 take hold All.
most instantly, and win usually con.
quer an ordinary cough i'm "a hours
1t tones up the inded appetite and E
lust laxative enough TO be helpful In
a cough, and has pleasing taste.
Also excellent for bronchial trouble
bronchial asthma, whooping cough and
spasmodic Group.
This method OF making cough remedy
with pinex and Sugar Syrup Tor
strained honey is now used in more
homes than any other cough syrup.
This explains why it is often initiated,
though never successfully. If You try
it, use only genuine Pinex, which is
most valuable concentrated compound
OF Norway white pine extract, and is
rich in guaiacol and other natural
healing pine elements. Other prepare.
tions will not work in this combination.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex, or will get it for you. II not
send to The Pinex Co., IT. Wayne, Ind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17

chairman Of tho local board is Mrs
George Bass, president of the Chicago
Women's club, one Of the largest de-
partment working clubs Of the coun-
try She was al the head Of the re-
form department Of her club and has
been a part Of every reform and civic
movement Of note IN Chicago during
the last fifteen years. She was one OF
the group instrumental in securing
tho passage Of the bill and the estab-
lishment Of the juvenile court, and has
been particularly active for some years
in efforts 10 get the city and county
institutions out Of The hands Of spots
politicians and TO have the schools
removed from political influence.
Tho financial affairs Of the biennial
are In charge Of Mrs John C. Swim
son, second vice chairman Of the local
board ana chairman OF the finance
committee. Her training has come as
president Of the Willard Avenue Wom-
ems club Of Chicago ana of the Well
fare league, having In charge the esq
adjustment ana maintenance OF set
Element house in the red light district
for the assistance Of girls. In the
state federation work she has been
chairman Of the printing and credon-
tails committees the program commit
tee ana corresponding secretary tt
was Mrs. Swinson who persuaded the
Association Of Commerce OF Chicago
to extend 10 the general federation an
invitation TO Chicago and to secure
the associations pledge to meet haf
the expenses Of the biennial
The first vice chairman Of the local
board. Mrs, Frederick X. Tracy, has
been termed "the little giant in club
work A former president Of the
West End Womahs club and chair
man Of its reform department for twl
years. d. A. r. and a member of
the board of the Chicago Home for
the Friendless. perhaps her greatest
work has Just been accomplished in
raising among club women of the state
ten thousand dollars for the erection
eff the Illinois Cottage at The Industrial
school for Girls The business Of
great convention must be thoroughly
systematlzed and in this work Mrs
Andrew p. Coon as recording secretary
is engaged. Training as president Of
the Chicago Culture. as president of
the Sixth district Of Illinois, as an act
i've factor IN jnvenuile protective
work and In the Woman's city club,
given 20 the study Of great civic prob
LENS has taught Mrs. Coon something
of the needs Ia club work and pre-
pared her for her present position