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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-01

Wa loaded
min Owners. A
pDy of James
il manager for
i, Is foreman or
other members
lployed as mine
d that he would
: n..ttol11ssrtsal,no ain
y (eact. He
ct iaAt ni8nt'j
ID to hnd out Y
he conference =
rms. told the
70 to end the
the fact that
Re to be made
Ian. II want
low." said the ,
strike must .
-take" plan. |
assistance liz
= Democrat
crets and !
ation You Z
want this i
verythfng
} an end, lr
Fying, but Z
I've to be lr
let inter I"
ditor for n
h Moyer Ii
the cop d
< the at 81
ef in the ! G.
Tnere o.
speciai
Fies n IL,
p FED IN
PreriyI
orney
nrA va
Tore
3 re-
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MIA
II
4
Ded TO
coron-
Christ
The I,
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mt. eSI,
% jury |.
eed by !,
tdenu III
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were
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-01
3 Panel RetuTsh YER
| Freeing AlliaaA
a,s.e for Panic

tonnage tax. This
offered the mining
(pper peninsula by
representatives. lead
ow. counsel for the
OF Miners. and
ler head OF the
ers and yice-presi-
can Federation OF
hce with Gov. Fer
afternoon.
ade II plani. how
{ wish to resort to
mine owners.
e conference q com.
to draw up a plan
presentation to the
y refuse 10 accept
Dor adherents hope
wiiii4i-rteer.-t the
pf forcink them into
Frow and w. u. Ma
|esident oflthe Anal
lon OF Street and
| Employees charged
ind jurypow inves-
\s WI loaded"
min Owners. A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-01

En-. ri5y OF James
keneral manager for
|IIecla, Is foreman or
eight other members
IN employed as mine
stated that he would
cation TO a1certain
Asss sIA5 ssrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-01

AND FRIDAY
NOW or PossI-
AAEH TONIGHT.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
CORN FROM ARGENTINA

ss7s.." aos~ sah'
riet
ss the
raS domestic
smassn ni
.xaiss, s.a,sr. .i ssfc'u s.spHsHt aaHf 'Hs last
shoas
sSas-sH states -sss
The
.pppi,tss S1 ssos Ii" 'I
ha.b
led .,
b--nh
he hso.sSn m.~
s.e-.si Of
pass
10
k-eels
10 The
I'd Uoas tn 9th
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LOCAL SAlo0NIST
HELD BY COMMISSION

After an investigation nf III. az
sauii upon Attorney !. u. Hci's. who
was beaten by an unknown man
last Tuesday ntght on his way home
from town. Lawrence C.rroiini. VINO
with his brother conducts the Com
mcrciai bar. WINS ordered tc,aincd
by the military authorttic. ami
lodged In ,heaci,y jail las, night.
The saloon. was closed by order ot
the military authorities yesterday
morning. Ccscolint. Il Is said. knew
more about the assault than he
would tell. Thu pcrton who attack
ed Belts Is declared to have come
fromthe saloon.
Today tho military commission IL
inquiring into the assault made on
Thursday on Leslie summers. for
mcr member OF company u. by Eizic
Ryan. a {. and =. brakeman. Ryan
and other witnesses were examined
for n short time yesterday afternoon
and Ryan taken back to jail. The
case will be gone into fully today.
strong efforts on the part OF the
railroad mans friends were made
yesterday to have the brakeman re.
leased.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
ALLEGED TRAM BANDIT
B UNDER ARREST

Atlantis. Ca. Ian. IN man ~ha
i. in Jail here. the police believe. ia
the bandit Who last nixht i-rroris-d
pa,s-ng-r. GU = south bound West.
crn and Atlantic Passenger train
near here and robbed them of sever.
a, hundred dollars. The prisoner.
who wa. arrested near the scene Of
the hoid-up. gave his name as John
jcncs. and said he lived IN Asian'a.
Tho police. however. say he Is James
Nolan. Of Dcs Mo,ncs. Iowa.
Jones. or Nolan. loft the train at
Bolton. Ga. after "a pisioi duel with
Carl q. Heard. county policeman.
who Was passenger. and who va,
slightly wounded during the rn,oun.
tor.
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STORE IS
ROBBED AGAIN

iUE ILs srsoHd slsss lA a l.0nshs
Ihs laHliesOE st0Er sss sEssEsd b.
.haFslaEs at an szEly boar ,nis Ha0FE
iHs aAd siisI sApi1Hss .h- Eaala
n00F. the bursisTs sssds setassF
sith Iao suit szs@s aRa a HuIsb5.
~ sh-aii sFEiriss- Tie ,Liss -htrssa
Ihr piss- in Hsurh ghe saEls nszaA-r
q, shs lhirHss IAst satsFs,a Ih@ Eis 81
- t-u aer6s $50. bg 5ssseHhins ~ a
Ipilo ff0sn sas r@ii,Es Ss Ihs area
aas g. tht bsssWsn,. aad b. is4sh-
iEE 1i--a a ITaHsSHa, rss'a tas psss
uarnI tL7 thist usfs h,s srss 10 AZ
'saia ftsoE
EiaDasr Ross. a ''as-iisF snah,
ah" ns.s III Ibs Hats so iirs'
STREET - 'hs FraF o. me si"H-. 49,
aash-asd and iHsssIissiias- S''-
ssFE-t a sss. mskibs his @as aBsH
,sv siirf ts MaFir street. rarfaihs
tao sFiiss is@ss nuGliifd sh~ fBiir-
siaIion sai Ia a trs miautss srg-
sfsi "inssgs urFr "a sh- sas~ iinsS
,'aiis-r ana i~t~eIiss " ~ slli'sn
3 is.i 10 ths s.sirh. Tar anlsis
siE,ins~: st the aEs"gy sls. ipiH' q
iu'hs 'uaHhaH,
TH- i-oiiyr e-iiry- that sHs job
us= da'.r BsIhs sane p-rssa sr iss-
suns ~ts catered Tbs sg"Fu about
a ,noHgA aEs ahi sss svsR si,h sai1
uani~ ~ssFsas spr~grl. IaSiaaIrz a
Euut that dFsssrd s2sessi ia thr
large atspisY atHs0a, MASSAGE a
y iliart said ihis taasasas shs, sso
sais sas-s ssrp ,h- snts agtirl.s
missed 'FoH ,hr state. t.sst iaAs =
nrfs''srT ~ ssuaIi tsiss -lisn-oss az
lt.irs ntshs hAtS ss-n ,aErn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

.-ufxr shephAsd Wilson. . n-xso
striker sho .b.. and Killed kid Nor.
ssa. Hss'h.r h-sso. al sh- i.adIo.
zen, eoiosy % ts-ssms~r 40. fh-
trial of fIoreasiA Garcia. shafs--'
vita the tiiiisx of William Garrett.
= ssxrp sunk ss the Cosissds hotel.
~ss s~s for February q.
TAs seas case To ~ tried aai
rhish ~iii b- called upon the esa.
sisstss af s6s HspsS ssse. b oas n
which 4. ". Stove. proprietor Of =
fosa aussr east q. the city ts charged
With .riiinE liquor io niaor., The
MAJORS figured In az e.eApsda with
tho ausosuobiir of 3. y. wuod which
"a. taken !rom 10 fsoas Of hi. home,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

.tsaF laSpts ,sse u afsrs ti@S tlAs~
hsl ssas grip rtasis esHystssg-s-se 10
slow IlssT h.Fe ssssss.si ai0Ax tss =
nssaIk ag sUa ptlks01. snF sLSss -
ssHsF.sss ssesg-fS- rErs. sh-F rsss'
20 isssts< as = taaie. WITH sssraii
gss.ivs
iFs. Jane Gi.,. n. =. p !. s,hsns
okla ps-ess pasrr2is sFp@sss sssfr.
NF5ssz7 ! ,hiisk I you'd have ssrss
dad long ago u u Assa 70, hssH foe
rssuaa. sit years sse nsa IA sriPt~
Srsg hzt Tas s8@,sr esr.e to see
me- sssF7' szs. bat . gradually ss.~
uafss- TEA raT s.sssss.i .sssxh,
Wasii sufssg Gle u ! aii &c, G.,
relief s@aas
-oas asF ! s.shss as Ise nsss-
tspsF st.i aeeias.isits sas-sss = ,-s'i'
segatzs o. spsnsn ~,so tssi t~ss
gsFsd 6s sstP bF FrFss-s. ,s.a my
tgIsbsf.a i. waited 10 sts Il. lie sra;
directly 20 ,as Gsus s.asr eEsa ess .
t@isss % s'ers.Ha. ess.la ~e~ si.s lsssr
fssFsFn.ss, "a sssS' ss-sss 'itss Ara
S~s ssaaa ab.s 30 d. ray varN ! sessr
ttst'si usis.E u ss.,ii I sss sss'isssT
slsrf~
Ms vls'.- ra.rsasas. ::s siaaiss.
So. Tg.~az. kas. pssssss s~ss~
FrzFs $50 bad a sssrfs attach Of -
rsttss ard seter realty fvsvsssra
my hTai'a SHi ssrvaf.h. BAT sr~~
weaker gssEs se4ss sa.i! Sss unable
so ~sss
Use years ago aesan essss ~
sys-z sra u bell: ~ ss.S s's~s.x:h 80
ths. i, = eoafie - tstos.hs I sAs sbis
,a 80 TO ,'ssa sszs.s Tsis etns~f I
tss sns,,.ss attack Of Ia ss'sss. ss'
t'rrsas spars ifass ls nst Of szy sss.
,rss Ny wife asa sae.s,ass IL =
.sous~s.aid ssss.Ss-
Thsss ~As sSjses - i;sv1 ~ssi.
eiass can es~ sstssa psrsas ToSIssa.
Nss saav dTassi., tas fr-s r.rua-
i.assy i.ss sipsasc foe 1914.
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slEeK CONVICTED ON
STATUTORY CHARGE

Nike puatiA charged vita . ssstp'
s0sy er1os. issoisiss the ussst-ests'
sssa es sixisea yssr old Casaa Trs'
3siDe frOn nsvsos. y. ~. To Trial
-. - vbs was ss0sssssd~a ~,ss
the girl ts . suoa 81 the TfisidAd
hossi II Orsos,vs. ~As ui-s. and soaad
guilty BY . jaSy In the dissfie; ,oart
The verdict ~ss rvsuraed a. > 10 lac,
sixha. iiis passsss. steve Popas. a
striker from the Lidiov t.as coiosf
Who was arrested the ssmc n,shs In
. room With Mary Trujiiio. .istrs o:
Cssns. 10 bc.ss tried today.
Il developed from the ,cssiaoa, o.
tie girl that PuntIs had trouxh; the
two Girls from Dawson. paying their
fare from Ration. That lie took then,
10 the He'll roomink house the first
nishl and loft them there aud that
asxt morning Popas appeared. Ths
four spent the day together about
town snd that night rented room. al
the Trintdad hotel. where II Vas al.
lcxcd the crimes ~cr, committed.
A. two O'Clock In the morning
acting on ad, Ice iron, Ration officer.
Night Captain Levi. and Officer
Csskcy went to the hotel. found til.
names on tho register and going to
the roomx located the two men and
two girls.
Puntis and Popas were indicted b.
the federal court under the provls.
ions Of the Mann white slave act.
The girls were sen; TO the House OF
the Good Shepherd In Denver Ia
await tho trials. The defense sought
10 establish that the defendants were
engaged to be married to the girls
and would have married them had
they not been arrested and sepxrat.
cd. Puntis claimed that he did no,
persuade the girls to leave Dawson
with him.
A. W. Archibald was this mornin 4
appointed by the court u defend
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COULDN'T BIZ FOOLED.

on' H'ss', ~hsn nF, AFnoid 49,
s"ins hsssr, he saw usSA In = sssf
deep ssas- of ia,"si stias. Who sss
Shouting aaa sishlas asas' ,isususss-
y at a lsasp r~.,.
Whais The sas.tSr. mY EasnF
as'sfisi Ne ssspid si th~ sls.s.s.-
.s-s
oa' 1"'hin sassirr replied ,hs
''heF. Never in,s' TAash a ytsa,,
! knes sass h"Hs. al. stsh,. So sas
'aH fool hse na.h. $50 nsht
az sh'alrs"
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
CROWN PRINCE OF
BAVARIA TO WED

Munich. bavaria, Han. 10
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria
son OF King Ludwig, is about to
marry again. according to n pcrsis-
tent rumor here. which says that
the future queen of Bavaria is Prin ..
cess Meria Del Pillar. daughter OF
Prince Ferdinand Of Bavaria and a
cousin Of King Alfonso of Spain.
The crown princes first wife died
in 1912.
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CHICAGO WILL NOT
JOIN The FEDERALS

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. l..-''Ch!rssc
viii no, b in til" Federal League
aud this means that there will Ecaii,
be no Federal Lrasu, when that
injecting is over tonight declared -
afternoon. The magnatc declined to
allow the use OF his name but assert
cd repeatedly that his information
was authentic beyond doubt. Tile
Federal League mayuatcs are meet.
ing here today.
Fate OF the new Federal League
40 far as the support OF two OF its
principal hackers. Charles wccgham
and w. NJ Walker of Chicago. Is con-
cerned. hung in the balance at its
meeting here today. At an cxccu-
tive session reports from the club
owners were presented to satisfy the
demands of Wcegham and Walker
that the teams to enter the campa gn
next spring must contain lineups Of
Major league caliber. Weegham de-
clared, after n long session. that
three clubs. including his own In
Chicvago. had been shown satisfac-
tory. II three more show the same
class. he said he would he more
than satisfied.
Meantime IL was rumored that
Weegham and Walker had been Of
fcrcd n chance TO control the st.
Louis American league club and
while this could not be confirmed
at once, 1t was said this offer had
been made to give them their chance
to get into baseball and at the same
time to keep their purses on the side
of the organized game.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Wsesr

W~brf,
JohH slssaFi. IlF.e Iaaaihs olt
saA ~ NJ asa Sis joAH = Wsbsf.
'iisi a, 80 saslE hour this iaSFH az
- ihs hpmr - thr rsF.u's. sos
rsEk s,ge-s Tie 'nfaai hss i-ssn iil
fSf -" isys inH-Fzl aiil IaEr place
'as-'fFas af'-Ea@sH st tss D.si,syk
Grasa The 1ssiasnsr in,rgmsni 10 Ihr
iiss"aif sra+trg
Rev X. ~ sFtmi,f ~ ils isi,hsr-
sH' 'aaFsh aili aftisistr
Z.is
Mar, iaiaas raiiL ~ MF shi Mss
l"ha Isir ds-a yesterday a. ths
hass" %! The psE-nIs. .ss Es.l FsFss
''ss-s I'sHsFai tsok risyr yse,-g-
la ahsFaepa si Iss "'sloak 81, ths
Hail saa MfMsssH sha -. rashs-
isassssH "'tiriatrt intsrsssH, ia
'h- cslhsilr srRiStsgy
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Z D. C. cish

Mrs irSFa basashsHP ssSisE.isf .
afternoon .a,.FIalasd g.s a.ai,-Ss
a, IL. Trinidad bridge slab At L.E
4PaEIEs.s,s Ia tsr s0lanbiaa klS.i
.aFds afforded Ihs aiF.Esi.a Of ths
a,,.fn01a asi refreshments s-Fs
served later 10 the sSiunstisa Cafe,
Mrs JoEa sl.p-s 1oa ii. isiss- Mss
ssi-sEa \ ssai,h SE Drawer sss-,ss
Ei.s. OF the rlub,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
COBB WILL NOT TALK
OVER FEDERAL OFFER

Augusta. Ga. Jan. 17.-Ty Cobb
was told at Royston today that the
Federal League Club in Chicago had
offered him $4,000 for five years
with the first years salary to be paid
in advance. Cobb said he did not
care to make a statement until he re-
turned to Augusta Tuesday or We'd
nesday.
- -----\----
Chronicle News SOC a month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
FOR THE GRIP
Peruna Il Sometiass Uss6W
Good RSsu6os

A great many
Hstse 0S ~r1-
Rs tos The gssP
E0n-e 08 u as
sssAa as use ss7p
s-zkiass sAkinS u
i1TsaAx tie Aea.e
stage Of TIE dis
ca Sc eAAiHiag
feE il Esest en-
e2es IN ssSs.ear
tsss ,he di4s>.
a "a especially
H. sh arteh N.4
lra~ after s'o<es
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

H'sFtlagH. iai'zs>,isa s' distress
~ SEs stomsfh i insIaatts relieved
hY HEWmSr " 'sFs-. ,As t4sis
dis-si-'i food "l' o' ,ss b"aF sHd to-
stores Ioas ia the ss~assrb ssi ha~-
sis- i'ri0s sus Saii - ,sr i,zns-
man psus Go
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
o 3 II U A r Y
SAaiiSsexsa.

SAafiysetea.
John, ths three ssaF Old ssA 0f
Nj sAa Mrs J"hA saRIisie1 al. dis q
yesterday AftsEhO0H al soksasir
tansrai all laA. Pi4r- Ihis alter
nS0a ifun the familY rrsiaens- st
cSsslziv. iassFassat iu The ssaslsEF
- S1pFis
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Social Affairs
@ AND SOCIETY NEWS ~

dance a, ,k. siub soSas in ~ Basa
Siiliiiaz las. aIsh,- NSsa siah fsFis
soiPl.s participated TEOs IN as
'-sasHr" ssF- MF sIa Nr5 g. ~
bguEs, MF aaa Mss II \ iiagIs Mr-
and MEs Is a HESsd.s. MF sd NEs
\ II NssoHs Ms, aBs Ms .. T.
w"~-i. Mg ASH MIS- i'- a. 4shansi ,,
81 sEd NFs- ". saH Sis.s. SIS sad
M's- = issiiias-F. Ms aHl 3Irs 7
Mssh-sAsS, 81 and MFS - uss-
l~r. MS, aat Mss . , nirs Ste ana
MIS- i-iSfa A.nsa.sasan. NF- al MEs-
JSLn hss.fss Nss and Mi5 v h
,carsaissasi. Mr- sad Mss u TznaP-
Lsii, 's-'Isia sss M's- ~ !, s..iGh.
the Misses iisss Archer. Tot Mil-hsii,
Marie fsFbsss Mar Head, a. i:aIE
.lsrA. Nellie Abrams. Asaes iist-
scsA. Clara Nsrss. l.Isis llsas a.i
,h. M-ssFs' M.isola. Erigsssa. Wat,
res campb-ii. Mil,oa i,.Fnstt. u y
Guia-n. ria ksas. sssa N7Fs~. III
sar Maib@srs. ctsd- Harp. pitiaEi
Mas. iisEEy xlnsa.rsaaH sai i.i.s,
~ n >lEhsi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
EASY 70 FIND

My bruddcrx. said a wassish
darkcy to n crowd. lin all afflic-
tions. in ali oh your troubles. dar is
one place you can always find SYM
pathy.'
"whar' Wharf" shouted several
Of his audience.
I'm de dictionary" he replied. roll
ing his eyes skyward.
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The 0isi Of the u.s~s's asld. e

The be-. s"aa ]. ,h- raa 'aat'.
oa ,h- level.
The s.rs srSs- Ls,t ssa.s ga, sa -.
-psn PHILOSOPHY ~as Ia curtain
siiasas Of the drama 'rh- sirt IS,
tho raa-s-aFla. pg-s-a,si 60 .
iairs.isrsi alai-s.- st ta- Nrss
,h.Airr last nIsn,s The nlsy i. ga
OF sho-- drama. ia,.ssasi a. pas.ra,
the hsis' ,i-s af = '-~sa,,fii saHa.ry
siri ~h. so--s ss S-~ S.rG aaa su,
tsfs sssistfs and ia Hsins >.
ttNshs the hvas; aaa rafss, at i.-r
ss-d father. = farmer. sh. mort,
ssxss everything ia seaport the say
,oahs wasnaa -aom h- tssiiu,~s so
10 tninsiii< With the "trs NE-t.
~ reality sa- - living -i,h . rake
and sa'"r'ins i<tos- u. '~,lis4t.
~ . 6usIr>9a-s aucvs. ar
Thef- ~as hs,ie . Asoa, tie ss,s,
To reilly smpsrss . ,sons.i ir.a1a 81 q
'hinkinx I'~rs.u. q. Ia 1. th- ssn.-
cid larson taat has b-sn rr~aoa ID
for Years and ,-aIss TIL. h-., p,s-r
"f ~ork IL done hY "ss..' .f SIS
HOPKINS makeup. Wh. 4. III. .,.p.
dansh''s af IN. farmer. IL "a. .n-
"f 'hosr plays that. or-c s--n. -
seon fcfeo''-n. ani leaves u. u.,n.
cry behind. However. It was very
s'.criabiy rr"iu..d by the COM
rany.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

Th- delivery - Esor~si.s ana
H'~a's. ssr shat Ta- Ear.r!na
tell yo. ia th-sr al.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Christian Church Ladies.

The LOYAL wosa-s a.. the CHRIS.
sise .aasrh met shis s--s al IT.
i.oslss of Mrp. Raaaaiph S.as aa Ne
ssaa avenue in the REGULAR taaahsiy
mc~siss. t"'Io~ iax TIE Isssarss'
s<~neos. veal sad iesssurse atA al
saD,'ses ~-sr rvedsrVd BY Nm.
Martin. after which refreshments
~~f~ served. Thupe rs~>eas we're;
Mrs. Gris~o,a. Mrs. i'hiiiit.. Mr.
Ci-aeias-s. Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Hon
sioa. Mrs, stafford. ATS. Loudly.
Mrs. Quick. Mrs. Its,nion. Airs. t.-,.
Mss. iirsokUst. Mr.. Payne. Airs.
Abbott. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. It-ndrics.
Mrs. iiie.s aud the s-,s~ss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
MsN Pa,,ison Ho.trss.

MIS- T. y, i'a,,lsoh .a,estaiG.s.
STiis- yesterday aftssES~n al hes
aSm-. .is wsiau' street, in hsa"f
.. Mss ~ q, ra,,-ssss. fornsris o.
beaver, H..s-shn.n,s ssse served
aurlHs .hs as.sn-gH- fAss~ pres
sss besides tho s.n0. sa-s, ~.F-
MIS- wIiiian EsPp. Mrs JoAa Mac
iis.a. Nfs- jsnss Esprs. Mss J T.
iisrP1f. MIS- y T. No-s. SIS. y }
His-. Airs u \ Hhesa-. and ,h-
hu.ssss Mr asi Mss, Patterson ssme
h-Er s-a.asly from tHhs.r
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Tyss Jeii cisb.

The Tics Joii sias m-. sses.rsss :
sis-fh"ah -i,h Nrs " II .ssl-vn'
tot ani = sa.ss a.iisnissii s.,sraapa
sos .sehts .sa-. acre pisf-i eta
Tfibil- sas Ns< 4. D. Hsmptoa.
Th- guest. at homer srs- Nf.s ~ n
Van sisek and Mrs ks,sn-sh Nsn
SLACK \ delicious t~easoass~ ttsnsls'
soa sa. Served by ID. aosis.s. ss-
si.,-d by h-f daughters. tie Misses
Helen and vir<iaia Eastman.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

II looks as II the court would
know considerable law after Harry
Thaw gets through with them.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Trinidad Club Dsnce.

one q! tho most cnjo, able events
of the season was tho Trinidad club
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

Chronicle News soc a month.
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Methodist Church

Sunday school AT 9:45 n. m.
Morning worship at IL a. m. Ser
mon. "Paul's contribution to the
Bible"
Red Mountain at 3 80 p. III.
Epworth League at 7;l5 p. III.
Evening worship at 500 p. IN.
Sermon. international Peace" This
being Peace Sunday.
At Oklahoma City the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will meet in the seven
teenth quadrennial Conference held
since lsI5. The Rev. J. h. Cochran.
clerical, and !. j. Ayers, lay, will re-
present New Mexico. Change of
name. and the disposition of the
question regarding Vanderbilt TINT
versity will be foremost interests
The Rev. W. S. Hugcctt of Lords
burg. will deliver an illustrated
lecture upon Korea. "The Hcrmi,'s
Awakening" at the church on May
is.
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DETROIT MAN REPRESENTS
LARGE COLONY FARMERS

J. B. Howard, Of Detroit, Mich.
arrived in the city Monday and will
spend several weeks in the Mimbres
Valley inspecting conditions here for
farming. Mr.. Howard comes rs tho
representative of a large foreign
colony, which is planning to settle
down some place in the Southwest
and engage in intensive farming on a
large scale. Although he had been
here but one day and made but one
trip near Deming. on his return to
the city he expressed himself as
greatly impressed with what he had
seen. 81 far. and with the reputation
that Deming has for mild winter
climate. there was no doubt there
would be- large number Of farmers
immigrate here from Michigan this
fall.
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The sole contemporary history Of
Christianity is that Of Gains Cornell
ius TACITrS. Caius PLINIUS c. S.,
ar the younger Pliny. and c. SUE
TONIuS Tranquillus. Illustrating the
studies in the life of the Apostle
PAUL, | give the full text and dates.
!. Suetonius. born A. ID. 20, in his
Life of Claudius Caesar" (42 A. ID.
50). gives one sentence only, with n
question of the spelling of Christ,
name. "IIe (Claudius) expelled
from Rome the Jews. who were con-
tinually raising tumults at the insii-
CATION of Chrestus." In his "Life of
Nero" "The Christians. sort of
men of new and mischievOus super
stition, were severely punished
Nero died A. ID. Go.
Tacitus, born A. ID. So, gives the
following: therefore Nero, to get
rid of the rumor, substituted as the
criminals, and punished with most
exquisite tortures, those persons,
odious for shameful practices. whom
the vugiar call Christians. Christ,
the author of that name, was punish
ed by the Procurator Plate in the
reign of Tiberius; and the deadly
superstition, repressed for n while,
broke ont again not fully through
Judea. the original seat of that evil,
but through the city (Rome) also,
whittier. from every side, all things
horrible or shameful confession, then
by the information obtained from
them. II great multitude was found
guilty, not so much of burning the
city. as Of n hatred of the human
race. Even in their dying they were
made sport of some covered with the
skins of beasts. that they might be
manged to death by dogs; Others
nailed to crosses: others condemned
to flames. and, when the day went
down, they were burned for illumina
ton in the night. Nero had offered
his own gardens for that spectacle
and gave at the same time circus
exhibition, going about himself among
the rabbe in the dress of chariot
or. or actually driving chariot.
The consequence was. that though
the sufferers were wicked. and
worthy of extreme punishment. com.
miseration was awakened. as if the,
suffered not from any consideration
of the publicly welfare, but for the
qualification of one mans cruelty
Pliny's report to Trajan. will b'
given next week.
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The model farm of Tom Searle, of
Ilondalc. was the scene of very
pleasant gathering on Sunday. Mr.
Colt, who acted as hostess. served
dinner in some eighteen guests.
which was success in every parti-
cular. Merry laughter and animated
conversation followed the finding Of
conundmm on each place card.
Quite n number of pictures were
taken during the afternoon. The
day was so full of pleasure, that was
all too short. Among the guests
were Mcsdamcs Ycarcin, Wcstfall.
aud Colt, and Mcssrs. Ycargin. kicf.
Wc>lfall. and Scarle Of llondalr.
Mr.. J. Ycargin Of Deming. Mrs.
Dansc. the Misses Wykof and Mott,
and Mcssrs. Wykoff, Mckee, and
Nickel of lola.
A successful and pleasant school
year is over and the teachers. Misses
Wykoif and Mott have won the love
and respect Of all. Everyone wishes
them n pleasant vacation.
How we do miss the lola teasers,
Russell Nickel and Archie Wykoff.
The neighbors were glad to see
Charles Harrison back. but when
they saw all his baggage they were
still more pleased for il looked like
n long stay.
Miss Little's three weeks visit has
ended and we regret that she has re-
turned to FL Paso.