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WARNING.

DO not attach tissue PAPER
festooninG 10 electric light
globes or shades. DO not use
cotton to represent snow: use
asbestos fiber. Do not Use can
dies TO give the Christmas tree
Il brilliant appearance; where IL
Elimination is absolutely neces-
sary have miniature electric
lights installed by an expert
cnced electrician ',
Watch gas Jets. lnfIan. .nabie
mable decorations may be ca--
riad against them by mir cur
rents Read Your insurance poi
icy before making any hasty or
i'll advised decorations and note
the clause to the effect that the
policy, unless otherwise pro-
vided by agreement endorsed
thereon or added thereto shall
he void il the hazard he in
creased b. any means within the
control or knowledge OF the in
sured. If your premises are
damaged by fire YOU want your
indemnify. DO nothing 20 i'm
pair your contract.
r. A. DAUGHERTY.
Fire Chief.
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.Cstarrh Csnnor BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICAT't0N!i, ssy-tnc,
cannot reach the seat OF tho disease. ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease
aud in order to cure IL ,'oI. must take In
ternul remedies. H8lla %atarrh Cure i
taken Internally, aid acts directly upol
Catarrh cure is not n quac!. medicine. I
was prescribed by cse CT the Dect lly
slciahs In this country fer years and
a regular prescription. 1t Is composed 9
BEST blood purifiers, nctiug directly on &,
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect con'biaa
lion Of the two ingredients is wi1t rrN
Iuces such wonderful results u cufihi
sntari h. Send for Testimonials. free.
r.. J. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. G
Sold by Druggists. price f5c.
Msts Halls Tss,i,y ful' fcs cnast.petion.
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sg1lEs| A!s4A1,p.,ut
Rub Musterole q on s f5Fehssd
Naf. ) and Temples ,44i

A headache remedy without the dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that Miserahe feeling
for, cold Or sollgsStiioih And it acts al
ointment made with oil OF mustard. Bet
ter than a mustard plaater and does not
blister. Used only EXTERNALLY. and i'll no
way can affect sfoE,ach and heart. ~
some internal medicines do.
Best for Sore Throat. Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck. Asthma. Neuralgia.
Congestion, Plcurisy. Rheumatism. lmn-
bago, all Pains and Achcs of the Bacl.
or Joints, Sprairs, Sore Muscles, Bruis-
es. CMfblains, Frosted Feet, Colds OF the
Chest lit often prevents Pneumonia.
At your druggists, in 2Sc and Soc Jars.
and a SPECIAL large hospital size for $ 50.
Be sure YOU get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse iiritations-get what
YOU ask for. The Musierole Company.
Cleveland, Ohio. ...,.
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FACT
Local Evidence.

Evidence that can be- verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ. ..
There's Trinidad fact:
You can test 1t.
Mrs. ID. S. Ashley, 1914 N. Linden
Ave. Trinidad, says: "Cre of my
family complained Of weakness
through his loins. The nature Of
his work, no doubt. caused the trou-
BILE. He tried medicine from several
doctors. bur he never got more than
slight relief. Doan's Kidney Pills
relieved him Of all pain and weak
ness and he hasn't needed any kidney
medicine for quite awhile"
90 Price soc. st all, dealers. Don t
simply ask for u kidney remedy---get
Doan's Kidney PiIls--the same that
Mrs. Ashley recommends. Foster
Minimum Co.. Props. Buffalo, n, y.
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[ Pub. Dec. II, l9l4-.Iap. IL, 1915.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Commercial Saw
ines Bank, of Trinidad. Colorado, Will
be held AT its banking rooms AT
Trinidad, Colorado. on Tuesday. jan
uary IL. 1915, at the hour OF $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon for the cleo
ton of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated this 18th day of December,
A. ID. 1914.
The Commercial Savings Bank,
O. C.. SAMUELS, Cashier.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given tina: the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
The First National Bank of Trini-
dad, will be held at IFS Banking
Room on Tuesday, January II. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ, for the election OF
Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other busi-
ness that may properly come before
the meeting.
Trinidad, Colorado. Dec. 18th, 1914.
ELI JEFFRYES. Cashier.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Swell ngs o. tAe .iesn caused by
inflammation. cold. fractures OF the
bone. toothachc, neuralgia or rhcu-
matism can he relieved by applying
BILLIARDS SNOW l.INIMENT. II
should he well rubbed in over tho
part affected. Its great healing and
penetrating powcr-cnscs- lhG-nain-
reduces swelling and restores natur.
al conditions. Price 25c, soc and
$500 per bottle, Sold by Tho Hans
man Drug Co.
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NOTICE,

Public notice Is hereby given that
The undersigned has purchased from
Pete n. Musso his soIoOn, cafc and
roomina house business located in
the Lynch block in Trinidad. Colo.
All persons having claims against
said Musso on account of said busi-
ness are notified to present the same
to the undersigned witain five days.
Zanolini 1T
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The Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils, dishes. bedding. etc. Any
one having any OF such please phone
Ped 2962 and they will be called
for promptly. Thanks.-Captain l.
8 Haas.
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CLEANING.
FOUND.
OFF FOR THE WAR

T., T.. I.ordJ Robert, recently odi-
tor OF the Philadelphia News-Pos,
and known thruous tn" United States
among newspaper men. is said to
have accomplished "A purpose 20 enlist
in the English army TO serv" in the
aliicd rank. against the Germans and
4 LslrLnna.
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FOR SALE.

Genuine gas coke: extra good quail
ity cut to $500 per ton delivered;
pace your orders now and we will,
hill YOU January If desired. The
Trinidad Electric Trarr mission Ry.
e. Gas Co.
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R||G11an1
Is YEA; Old Toy -
AslfIqp|alins Maker
Wins Bic Income

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dee. IL
Five Thousand dollars n year for an
eighteen-year-old boy. Five thous-
and dollars year for a boy who has
taught himself how to work with his
hands-his brains. Five thousand
dollars a year for a boy who. three
years ago. was regarding himself as
capitalist because he earned three
dollars n month by moving a neigh
boris lawn and tending neighbor's
furnace
The 'acroplanc "raZe' struck
Maurice Wetzel. son of Grand Rap
/ ids school teacher. soon after he en-
tered high school. With stocks.
cloth and rubber bands he made Il
model airsllio that would fly.
His .00-a-month chOre money
went for more stocks, cloth. rubber
bands--and mechanical magazines.
Boys who liked miniature aproplanes
hotter than kites bought several.
Maurice spent his profits for sticks,
cloth, rubber bands. mechanical
rnagazines-and advertising.
Before he was graduated from Gem
raj high school in Grand Rapids. he
had sold aeroplanes in every state in
the union except Texas, and in many
foreign cOuntries-aerOplan that
he manufactured with his own hands.
The hardest thing about toy
aeroplanc to make is the propeller. II
must balance perfectly. Maurice dis
covered that boys all over the Unit
cd States were trying to make Aero
planes-as the boys of previous gen
orations made kites--and were find
ing it almost impossible to construct
their own propellers. He bought five
or six spruce logs. and in a local fac
tory superintendent the manufacture
of 5000 toy aeroplane propellcrs.
What he didn't use for his own ma
chimes he sold through his mail-order
system to boys who were making
their own models.
To his line of aeroplanes and pro-
prliers he added a 12-foot "dirigible"
l,ot-air balloon. Stores and theatres
in quest of novelty advertising
bought them in numbers. HandbilIs
are attached to the car swinging
beneath the hot-air envelop. and.
when released by time fuses hundreds
OF feet in the air, arc spread and read
for miles around by persons who
watch the novel aerial device do it's
work
Maurice is known to hundreds OF
customers from Grand Rapids to the
lhilippinr Islands as The Grand
Rapids Aero supply Company. In
corporated." He rides in his own
automobile and travels when and
where he l'kcs.
II expect to average about one
hundreds dollars week this year
said this 1Syear-od youth. Il in
tend to work for two years, and then
! think | shall go to college or
technical school
The ,ev aeroplanos will travel
from 200 feet up TO fun mile un-
der the impetus of their rubher-band
engines" depending on the size and
tYpe Of machine. The smallest plane
Il three feet and the largest IS siy
feet
Maurice is ringing the death kncli
OF kites, --.u
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misery. All! how comfortable your feet
ieel. Get % cent box of ''TJZ" now at
Wy druggist or department store Don't
uiicr. liaye good feet, glad feet, feet
lat never swell, never hurt, never get
ircd. \ years foot comfort guaranteed
u money refunded.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Heartburn is symptom of ,nhI-
eostion. Take dose OF flERBlNE
in such cases. The pain disappears
instantly. The bowels operate speed
fly and you feel fine, vigorous and
cheerful. Price soc. Sold by The
'!ansman Drug Co.
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COTTON FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS

The Auglstas, Ga. Chronicle has
started a cotton conservation move
ment by offering to accept cotton in
payment for subscriptions, holding it
until the market is restored to nor
NAL. .
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Equity in Groom modern house,
doesn't take much money to handle
this: house is new: this is a bargain.
IL YOU are interested write a. A.,
care C-N. II
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ROOM FOR RENT-If You
have n room for rent let the man
who wants to rent q room know
about it. Try C-N Want Adj.
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AT ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY

Program IridaY. ,Derember IS.
l3lt, j:30 p. ~.
Silent Night-Chorus.
Pianos. Block.
II Trovatorn tnianol-B. luck.
Glory to God--Solo and Chorus.
Piano.. Block
Santa lause's Deputy lreading)-
D. Vigil. - i301U
Home Memories (piano) -.-M- WE
ieNstieN
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Play
The Internal Machine
Casts
Mrs. ANDERSON, widow. f.. Mccoy
Matilda, her daughter. NJ. Gerardie
Mrs. Jane Jenkins, neighbor 80.
-. ........ ..... r. Cordova
Mrs. Marie Jackson. neighbor.
-. ... .... Lloyd Nash
Bob Bunker ...... Jacob l.ujan
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Furniture for two room for sale
ann the rooms for rent. Tria. %.
ct
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One or two rooms in strictly mod
keeping. Address H., this office. 2t
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Lads to sew at nome: all or spare
time: good pay: work sent prepaid:
send stamp for reply. Ivanhoc Mfg.
Co., St Louis. Mo. Ct
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'T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet. sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Good bye corns callouses, bunions and
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FOR SALE.

High grade grapefruit land near
Tampa. Fla. John Conkie, Red 2S2e.
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Paperhangin2. painting. general
house repairing. C.. NJ bishop. PHI.
Red 2102 ii
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Chronlcle-Nsws. soc month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Napoleon mahogany bed complete
with box mattress. PHI. Trim. II. 1t
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-17

Maurice is ringing the death kncli
OF kites. .....
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WANTED.

All who do not receive their
Chronicle-News 20 phone this office
between 900 and 700 the ss.me
evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

And the story goes with about 40 other reso-
lutions have made
With the best intentions in the world we start
the new year diligently making good resolves.
Then turn about and start out diligently
breaking them.
BY March they are beginning to get stretched
BY April they decidedly damaged
BY June all that are not broken outright are
cracked. at least severely strained
However, there's consolation. Others be-
fore us hare done the cnmg.
This thing OF making and breaking good resolu>
tons dates long way back, for It was old Omar
himself who wrote thousand years ago:
Indeed indeed, repentance oft before swore-buA :
/ sober when I-swore9-
And then, and then spring,
And Rose-n-hand.
My threadbare penitence a-pieces tore"
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That Caraboa
Dinner

fused recollectsion of eseorting Il Yankee
Army olfiser across Farrigut square and
kissing him af1eetsionately on both cheeks
and swearing eternal friendship between
the North and South, and begging him ern-
estly to remembur lis kindly to his FAM
mily, whom we had newer met.
OF corse the Pressidint was perfectly
rite and we must presurve our offisia dig
nifty, and all that. In vewwI of the fact
that we all favm universal peece, and
war is rapidly going out of fashion, our
standing army is meerly for ornimintal
purposes emmy how. In piping times of
peece such as we air enjoying at pressint,
and hope to enjoy for sum time to cum,
our army and navy air very useless adj
iuncte, as adjuncts go, and it is perfectly
proper to keep them in there phase. But at
the same time, it must be remembered that
The occupasion of soldier in times of peece
often grows very urksunl, and they natll-
humor. There air sum humorrsts i'll the
Army and Navy as we'll as emmy uther
walk of life. OF corse, in times of wan onr
army and navy offisers air uther25e oc~
cupied and air busying themselves With
seeking opportunities to becum herows SO
that aftur the wa ris ovver they can re.
tire-draw pension and run for Con-
gress on the demmycrattic ticket.
Menny of us in private walks of life
envy the Army and Navy offisers and
considur that they have pretty soft time
of it. Edducated by the Govvermint free
of charge, all they have to do is to wait
until a war Gums along and go out and
get shot, and get there names in the pa
pers as amung s'those pressinto and per-
haps n marble shaft on the spot where
they fell latur on. Also there fammily
mite draw SIG. 90 munth as a site token
OF esteem frum grateful peepul If they
chance to live through the war, and nutll-
ing else happens to them, and they attain
the ripe old age of 81 and can still set
straddle of a peevish horse for nine hours,
NlilOub putting Oul tic to w. %, lucN Illtc
be promoted to number 13 on the list of
Majurs in the reguler army. A Majur in
the reguler army draws neerly enuff pay
to support himself and wife and two chill.
dren if they air thrifty and economical.
If one is lucky and has sum pull with tile
administration and gets to be gennetel,
he gets neerly as much pay as Congress-
man, but he don't get emmy time off to ern
a few bones on the Chitawker Srcuit.
But getting back to the Carraboo din
nur, we air glad that everybody, includ-
ing Secretery Daniels, is now fully vindi-
Gated, and EVERY thing is at peece onsc
moor
All we have to say is that if they have
anuther one, we would like to be on hand.
We air reddy to enlist as Il reguler men,
bur of the standing army and NAVY to
surve at all theer Carraboo dinnurs.
Yours trooy, BILL VINES.
Washington, ID. G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

II
all ovver and is nuthing but bit
Of history, which is to be remem-
bured by both sides like bad dreem, we
air inclined to rise IN our phase of friendly
critick and enquire as an innocent by
standur, what was accomplished by all this
Hullobaloo ovver the Dinnur given by the
Ordur of the Carraboo? 1t is not our pur-
pose to bring up subject that has been
offisially settled, so we don't ask the par
tissipants to make emmy commint, but the
CRATE palpitating publick is at liburty to
commint all it pleeses and usuelly does SO
quite freely.
The Ordur of the Carraboo is COM
posed of Army and Navy Offisers who
surved in the Philippians, and survived
to tell about it. The Phillippeen Carraboo
is watur GOWN its native lair it inhab-
bits the swamps and wallows in the riv-
vers. The Washington Carraboo is not SO
strong on watur; unlike his Phillipeen con-
temporary, the Washington Carraboo has
an aversion to watur that bordurs onto an
actual dislike. The Phillipeen Carraboo
is hugh hairless production larger then
the American cow but does not possess
i the kindly confiding disposition of the or
dinery COW of commerse in this country
An American citizen in the Philippians,
familler with the habits of the gentle
soled American COW, and unused to the
peevish disposition of Carraboo, should
refrain from rubbing the hairless Phillip
peen eruptsion on. the back and saying in a
soothing voise, SOW, sow old gurl, or III
kick lung out of you;' menny have tryed
that stunt, and it won't work; the next
thing they knew they weer sowing
through the Philippians in a mannu,
neether pleasant nor dignifed.
Just why our Army and Navy Off
sers wanted to organize an ordur and call
it the Carraboos, We have not been ad-
vised, and we don't pretend to compre-
iDilu IuScIe Is dUSOlubely uutuluR Ill
Commun between reel Carraboo and an
Army and Navy Offiser. There habits
air differint; there tastes air differint; and
there is no pursunnel resemblinse that is,
{ striking. One newspaper rudely Returning
to the Carraboo dinnur and the PRESIDENTS
displeesure at sum adoings'' on that oc-
casion maid mension of the resemblance be-
tween a reel Carraboo and the Honerabull
Ollie James of Kentuckky, whom the Pres
sidint admires. This, howevvur, was an
unkind remark. We have newer seen a
Carraboo--we meen the animal kind
but we know sevverel reputabull offisers in
the Army and Navvy-who have newer
applied for retiremint on account Of there
eyes-who have seen the reel Carraboo and
they assure us that only in so far as neeth-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04
Resolutions We Make and Break--By I

uary brings such an embarrassment of correspon-
dence-little mercantile remembrances-that laying
aside would be preposterous thing
Then comes Easter
And smash goes resolution number one Not
penny left of that christmas fund" money!
We saw perfectly lovely Easter gown of chif-
fon worth at least $15 and We cheerfully paid $50
for it.
Next we resolve that going to be more
charitable in our views and remarks about peo.
pie do not like We aren't going to say any, un-
kind thing about anybody. So go along through
January keeping lips tight while we watch our
dearest enemy do abominable things W
because
We perfectly despise here, but don't say
word.
And then when our systems are full to the burst
ing point of things have thought and haven't said
just at that crucial moment she commits the aun-
pardonable sin.
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resolve thai we. will not dance them

resolve thai will not dance them
Nothing could induce u.s.
So we go to dance, and the band plays "Too
Much Mustard" and start out in perfectly
proper two-step, which lasts exactly half around the
And then
We don't know just how it happens, but we pres.
emily find that and the turkey trot are as two
souls with but single thought two hearts that
beat as one"
We resolve to cut out late suppers knowing them
TO; be deleterous to subsequent peaceful sumbar
/. And we Keep our resolution for perhaps several
weeks.
3 Then suddenly, and without any fault on our part
there crops up that irresistible combination Of cheese
heer, good company and ~ D. m.
An injudcious Dutch supper follows and later
son We go to sleeland six big red moons rise in
close succession out Of the northern sky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

She gives party and doesn't invite us.
And
Good night to resolution number two!
We perfectly despise her, but don't say. a
a scratch-cat, and she hasn't got brains enough to
fit out first class trained monkey.
And we mean it with all our hearts.
aas We resolve that going to pay calls in
stead of spending SO much time with our close friends
aid our near neighbors Sc we make out list of a
hundred so, and then we telephone dear Alice to
come and talk it over, and spend whole after
mood III the discussion thereof s4lft
sor else wsawake in the morning with sfIef deter.
minaton to call at least six people before clock
and we put on breakfast caps and step over to
l3nena yista's house for just minute, Andswe stay
two hours, andbefore know what we. are doing
We have arranesa To play bridge in the afternoon.
y And there GOES another day. g &. "a y e
Another Sesoiution boIt: n.
I y do net approy. dahtSss1 and we
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that it was "sum dinner'' It was gilt
tering success The longer it lasted the
moor it Cultured. Long about the shank of
the evening the hole toute-en sombull,
looked much like a blazing sunset, uphol
stured in dymunds to us. We air frank
to say that when the storm of just indigna-
sion and uther forrain mattur furst broke
loose upon the heds of the Carraboos ovver
the ''cutting up' at there dinnur, we gave
correct mmitasion of Sawwing wood
We didn't know but what there mite be an
offisial investigation and we mite be sum
muned as a witness. We weer not seek
ing emmy of that kind of noteryety; we
amt long on noteryety emmy how. Then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

we felt that we weer not in possision to
give emmy veery cleer and accurate account
Of that dinnur In the hands of an expurt
lawyer who would probability have no re
felt that we mite not make hit. The
furst part of that dinner we have the i'm
preston of having very swell time,
and thoroughly enjoying the jokes and
quips at the varius and sundry offisers Of
the Cabinet. However, toward the last
our recollectsion of what occurred is ratIl
ur vague and ,indistinct, oweing to the fact
that we eight sumthing that did not seem
to agree with us. Along about a. n.,
aftur the dinnur broke up, we have con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

~ ZONES new year upon us. A time when we
look forward with hope thinking of the
t82W great things another year holds for u.s.
time when look backward with appre-
hension, remembering the reckless bills we
made in December and wondering if we will get them
all settled by Easter.
We start our year by making good resolu
tions. that initial and important rite which we an
nual!y perform, much small boy washes his face
extra fean on Sunday morning not because he wants
to- but because 1t is the rule of his family menage
Sometimes think we are going to keep those
resolutlons. Sometimes know we are not But
we make them just the same, because it is the proper
thing to d., and it helps our conscience
: First Of ALL under the reaction of Christmas
spesetn tne, We resolve that are going to be more
car4uls VIII Jar money. We going to lay aside
a 4TAaE Sum each month for next Christmas
fund,
But It is February before we begin, because Jam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

er of them have emmy hair to boast Of that
there is no CRATE resemblnse between the
Senator frum Kentucky and Carraboo;
refferense to the Senator, and we assume
that the newspaper that maid this rude
statemint is not friendly to the Senator.
Not evven the most ignerrent persun-ac-
cording to good evvidense-would mistake
Senator James for Carraboo o-unless it
was very dark mite.
But what we started out to say was,
we don't understand why this CRATE big
holler was maid about the Carraboo din
ner. We weer at that dinner, and we air
reddy to affurm and successfully maintain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-04

31ISTUR EDDITUR: Now that it is
- all ovver and is nuthing but a bit
of history, which is to be remem-