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WASHINGTON.

President Wilson had as his guests
The occasion was the annual frolic and
egG-rolling on the White house
grounds.
The French government has
awarded a contract for the construc-
tion of legation building in Panama
to cost 100000. the state department
has been advised.
Former Congressman Ralph d. Cole
of Findlay. Ohio, has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
tion for United States senator SEN
ator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio has
announced he would not be a candI-
date to succeed himself
With the return of President Wilson
Monday from his three-day vacation in
West Virginia, an early decision was
expected on the plan of some admin
istration leaders in Congress to post
pone until next session all antitrust
| Legislation except the bill to create
an interstate trade commission.
The Explorers club gave a dinner in
/ New York to celebrate the fifth ami.
yersary Of the discovery OF the North
pole and presented It's first gold medal
Of honor to Rear Admiral Peary. In
connection with the celebration geo
ographers predicted that another five
years probably would leave no nook or
corner Of the globe unknown to the
civilized world
Secretary Bryan in statement
made public reviews at length the
Panama canal tolls question. and in
the course OF the statement declares
that the repeal of the tolls exemption
In the Panama canal act cannot be
construed to be- construction of the
HnyPawccfotc treaty" but Is simply
a refusal ON the part OF the United
States 10 raise that question in that
way"
\ bill to appropriate 100000 for a
government exhibit building at the
san Francisco exposition in accord.
ance with President Wilson's suEges-
tiOn, was fayorably reported to the
House by the industrial arts and expo
sidcus committee.
The tense fituation created by the
arrest OF American marines by Mexi.
can authorities at Tampico was great.
~ relieved with the receipt OF general
Hucrta's prompt rcpudIaton and apol.
oEy for the action, forwarded from
Mexico City by Charge O'Shaughnes.
sy.
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REFUSES TO ARB|TRATE.
RAILWAY WILL NOT REINSTATE
DISCHARGED EMPLOYEES.
Colorado Springs Street Car Company
Declines Offer Of Men Proposed
Through City Officials.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Colorado Sprlngs.-The officials OF
the Colorado Springs and Interurban
Railway Company have informed May
or McKesson that the company refuses
to arbitrate the differences that are
created by the union committee.
This committee had written a letter
to the mayor asking that the city of
ficials exercise their good will in eff.
fecting a settlement. The company
sent its representatives to 4 meeting
at the city hall and finally gave the
following ultimatum:
First-Potts and Thomas, the two
men discharged will not be rein
stated
Second-The company will not rec.
ognize the union.
Third-The company will not arbi-
trate any points alleged to be at issue
or presented by the union to date
However the company officers offer
TO meet with the men once month
through board composed of four com
pany and four union representatives,
which board shall hear grievances. A
letter will ne sent to all the employees,
putting this proposal up to them for
consideration
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FOREIGN.

Irregularities to the amount Of no.
600 soils, approximately $4,000, have
been discovered In the Banco Aleman-
Trans.Atlantico at Callao. Peru. one
of the officials Of the bank has disap-
peared
one new case OF bubonic plague was
discovered at Havana by the commits
sion on contagious diseases. The san.
itury department has closed three
blocks in the infected zone, ordering
the residents to leave their homes.
Further progress toward GONZALES.
cence was announced in the surgeons
bulletin regarding the condition Of
King Gustaye of Sweden, issued from
the Sophia hospital, where his maj
egty was operated ON for liberation OF
the stomach
In addition to the army the whole
fleet win be employed to facilitate
communications and maintain order
in case general strike is inaugu.
rated by the railway employees at
Rome. In this way the government
hopes to check the strike.
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w ES ERN.

DR.. S. J. Nell, twenty-eight. dent
list, of Basin. Wyo,, committed suicide
by shooting.
The state of Minnesota has re
ceived sS2.53S as the inheritance tax
on the estate of the late Charles G.
Gates of Minneapolis.
The copper mine workers who have
been on strike since July 90. last, vot-
ed to call off the strike, according to
an announcement made by Charles Il.
Heitela. district secretary of the West
ern Federation of Miners at Hancock,
Mich.
Establishment of poor mans club
to supplant the saloons voted out at
the recent election, was announced by
the trustees of the Baptist church at
I.ockport, ILL., Bowling alleys and bill
lizard room will be fitted out in the
basement
Having been bride four months
and separated once during that time,
Mrs. Earl Allendar OF Lincoln, Neb.,
husband during a quarrel. She is in
jail and was prostrated when she
learned that her husband was dead,
The Kansas 2.cent passenger fare
case, brought by thirteen railroads
seven years ago, was dismissed by
agreement in the Federal court at To
poka. Kan. They sought to enjoin the
enforcement OF the 2cvnt fare order Of
the state Board, but 1t was never tried
nor the injunction granted.
A branch regional bank, adequate to
the needs OF the city and it's tributary
territory, will be established In Den
YER, according to word received from
Scnp.or John +. Shairoth The mfor
nation stated chat assurances OF the
branch bank had been given TO Srna-
tor Shufrotn by Secretary McAdoo.
Miss Mabel I. Boardman, head OF
the American Red Cross, announced
the selection of Miss Helen Scott Hay,
an enrolled American Red Cross nurse
now in charge OF the Western suhur.
ban hospital at Chicago. as supcriu-
tendcnt OF the proposed school for
trained nurses at Sofia, Bulgaria,
The unsolved mystery OF the murder,
ten years ago, OF John w Bates, cab
driver, may be cleared, II was asserted
at Joliet. H.. when information was OF.
fered that the murderer was Henry
Spencer. the "tango" slayer. now
awaiting the execution Of his sentence
for the murder OF Mrs. Mildred Rex.
rnai. dancing teacher, at Wheaton last
fall.
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was attacked and severely beaten by
Frank Ranahan, city fireman, and
Roy Coltrin.
Ten members of the Kelly army OF
the unemployed who have been en-
camped at Roswell, above Colorado
Springs, were arrested by Sheriff
Birdsall on a charge of attempting
train wrecking.
After an lines of four days, Mrs.
Mary Lane died at the county hospital
in Denver. She was eighty-siy years
old, and was one of the earliest set
tiers in this state, having lived here
for forty-seven years. Her husband
drove the old stage between Denver
and Cheyenne.
Governor Ammons will leave Denver
for Washington as a member of the
committee chosen to present to Con
gress the views of the Western COVER
nors' conference on the development
problems The other members OF the
committee are Governor Oddie of Ne
vada and Governor Spry of Utah.
Rather than pay the taxes assessed
to him under the new system of full
valuation. Ed House, known as the
Luther Burbank of Colorado. gave
away ten acres of good land west of
Evans to Claude Newton and T.. +.
Onstine, employees at the court house
at Greeley, handing to each quit
claim deed
oh of
ficer at his command for twenty-four
hours secured the community for
Juan Treio a Mexican who entered
the house at Morley, a Colorado Fuel
& Iron Company coal camp south of
| Trinidad. and fired three bullets into
the body OF his wife. inflicting wounds
from which she died at the hospital in
Trinidad.
A shooting affray took place at the
Box J ranch, near Crook, thirty miles
northeast of Sterling, which may re.
suit fatally. Becoming involved in a
disr . with Mike Essey, an Assyrian
beet grower, who has portion of the
land leased, w. A. Mclaughlin, or
Shorty" Mclaughlin, as he is IA
miliarly known, shot the former in the
neck, the bullet lodging in the right
side.
Six counties of Colorado-Alamosa,
Rio Grande Saguache, Costilla, Cone
jos and Mineral-through their repre-
sentatives in mass meeting at Ala
mosa, refused to accept the new sched,
ule of rates which the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany proposes to install May lst and
| by resolution adopted amidst the
greatest enthusiasm, decided to in
corporate and build an independent
system of their own, to be known as
the San Luis Valley Cooperative Tele-
/ phone Association.
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WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Fernand Forest, the inventor of the
internal combustion motor, died at
Monte Carlo from fright caused by an
accident to his motor boat.
General Gustava Mas federal com
mander at Vera Cruz, speaking with
reference to the arrest of an American
detachment from the dispatch boat
Dolphin at Tampico and the demand
by the American admiral for satisfac-
tion for the insult to the American
flag, said the Mexican government
had ordered Gen. Morelos ZaraEoza
not to accede to Admiral Mayo's de
mand-which was that the American
flag should be sa,uted within twenty
four hours.
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Troops Paid OF at Trinidad.

Trinidad-Preparatory to leaving
the district OF southern Colorado for
good. the members of the state troops
received pay for the month OF Janu-
airy. The paying off Of the troops in
the Trinidad district was marked by
n good deal Of ceremony, and the war
rants were given the soldiers, who
congregated at the headquarters Of
the Chamber OF Commerce here, which
was used for the purpose by General
Chase. About $50 men received their
January pay.
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10000 900 Borne Through Streets.

Pueblo.-More than $4,000 in cash
and securities belonging to the First
National Bank and many thousands
stored in the safety deposit vaults
were transferred to the banks new
building. Armed guards accompanied
each truck load. while other sat in
windows opposite the old and new
quarters with loaded rifles while the
transfer was going on. Some OF the
sacks in which the cash was packed
contained $4,000 each and as they left
the old bank they We're checked and
then rechecked at the new building.
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WARSH|PS co TO
MEXICAN WATERS
COMMANDS TO NAVY ISSUED BY
SECRETARY DANIELS AFTER
MEETING OF CABINET.
CONFERENCE With LIND
FEDERAL COMMANDER MUST SA-
Lutte FLAG AS PUNISHMENT
FOR ARREsTlNG SAILORS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, April ia general
concentration OF the Atlantic fleet at
Tampico was ordered by Secretary
Daniels after a Cabinet meeting, in
which President Wilson laid before
the Cabinet the necessity for backing
up the demand OF Rear Admiral Mayo
that the American flag be saluted by
the Huerta commander.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels di-
rected Admiral Badger, commander-ln-
chief of the Atlantic fleet, to proceed
at once with all the ships under his
command to Tampicc. Badger is now
at Hampton Roads. At the same time
the transport Hancock was directed to
sail from New Orleans to Tamplco
with 500 marines. The battleshlp
South Carolina, which is selling north
from Santo Domingo, has been inter-
cepted and ordered to Tampico. The
cruiser Nashville, at Santo Domingo,
is ordered to Tampico, as is the Ia
coma, now at Boston. The entire At
lantic torpedo fleet, now at Pensacola,
was ordered to stand by for order3,
preparatory to being sent to Tampico.
No explanation of tne order to the
fleet was forthcoming. Secretary Dan
iels, in issuing the statement telling
OF the movement, said:
Il am making public most i'm
portant announcement. 1t IS self-eX-
pluanatory and l must not be interro-
gated about it. The statement will
speak for ITSELF
Only one Interpretation was placed
upon the action by administration of
ficials. fully cognizant of what was 60
ing on behind the scenes. This was
that Huerta must salute the American
flag and make reparation for the in
dignity in the arrest of American ma
rines.
Administration officials openly de-
clare that tcmporiZing so far as Huer-
ia is considered is at an end. Huerta
is to be given a demonstration OF
force. Whether in the face of the
overwhelming armament which will
confront him within the next few days
he will assume conciliatory attitude,
no one here is prepared to say.
The decision to send the fleet was
reached after the President and Sec
retary Bryan had conferred for an
hour with John Lind, personal repre-
sentative of President Wilson in Mex
leo, and after two-hour Cabinet
meeting, during which dispatches from
Charge OShaughnessy revealed that
the Huerta government disputed the
right of American marines to be
ashore at Tampico and contended that
its recent public statement of apology
was ample.
The battleships Vermont, Arkansas,
New Jersey, New Hampshire and Del
aware are at Hampton Roads. The
destroyers Ben h a m, Cummings,
Wright, Cassin and Parker are also
at Hampton Roads. These, with the
ships now in Mexico waters will make
force of seventeen warships with
249 guns.
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SPORT.

d. w. King and C. d. Plank, both
teresting match in which King was the
winner by 80 points.
Swarms of fans greeted the White
Sox and the Chicago Federals upon
their return to Chicago to prepare for
blowing the top off the season.
Harness horse racing is going TO be
one of the big features at the spring
and fall meetings of the Denver Fair
and Pacing Association at Overland
park.
At Sydney, Australia, Eddie Nc
Goorty, the American boxer knocked
out Dave Smith of Australia in the
tenth round of n twenty-round bout.
In baseball game featured by the
heavy cannonading of the visitors.
Denver lost the opening clash with
Salt Lake at Broadway park, Denver,
by a 9 to verdict.
Metz's three-base hit in the ninth,
followed by Bush's error, allowed the
Indianapolis American Association
club to win from the Detroit American
League team to 1 at indianapolis.
De Lloyd Thompson "looped the
loop eight times at Los Angeles
breaking Lincoln Beachey's previous
American record at San Francisco OF
seven loops. Thompson was less than
2,O00 feet above the ground when he
started his downward flight, and made
his last loop when within 500 feet OF
the earth
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Suit by Woodmen Reveals Shortage

Colorado Springs-With the filing
OF suit in District Court on behalf
of Pixies Peak Camp No. 5, Woodmen
of the World. against the Maryland
Casualty Company, the defalcation of
o. A. Blades, for many years clerk of
the camp, in the sum of s1,636, came
to light.
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Four Jailed as Shoplifters.

Pueblo. - A fashionably dressed
woman who gave her name as Mrs
Edna Sauder Batchler, her husband
Edward Batchler, recent arrivals from
Denver. and William Russell AMI
Frank Smith were arrested at Pueblo
on a charge of shoplifting.
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Six indicted as spurseon kidnapers

Denver.-Six indictments against
the alleged abductors of the Rev DR..
Otis l.. Spurgeon were presented in
the West Side Court when the grand
jury made its report and was dis
missed by Judge Charles C. Butler
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Colorado Creamery Is Sold.

Longmont.-The Colorado creamery,
located at this place, has been sold to
Il. ]. Estes. The institution is one of
the largest of its kind in the state. 1t
has been operated by a stock com
pany
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Excursion for blossom Day.

Colorado Springs.-The trades and
manufactures committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce is arranging an au-
tomobile excursion to Canon City on
Blossom Day" The date Is not an
nounced but Will be as soon as 1t is
certain when the fruit trees around
Canon City are in full bloom. 1t is
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Florence Merchant Killed.

Fiorence.-J A. Tetty, a prominent
merchant of Florence, was found dead
in the rear of his feed store The
back of his head was crushed. The
body was found lying over sack Of
bran, covered with sacks.
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Striking Miner Shot Down.

Laveta-Swanson Oleen, striking
miner, was shot fatally by Everett
Lively. n mine owners detective, in
Pete Lagos saloon here.
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Vincent Astor Critically III.

New York.-Vincent Astor is Sc
riously i'll at the country place of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert p. Huntington, whose
daughter Helena, he is to marry
April so.
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Pueblo to Gulf by Boat, His Aim.

Longmont.-C. L. Purcell of this
city will start May 10 on one of the
most novel journeys ever attempted
from Colorado trip by water from
Pueblo to New Orleans.
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WaffIes Sale Rrinus $50.

Boulder.-The Woman's League of
the university realized $50 from the
sale of waffles at its annual breakfast
in the Woman's building.
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c y Z Y d VI le. SOtl-
pound. / used to go
to my doctor for pills
and remedies and
they did not help me.
l had headaches and
could not eat, and the
doctor claimed | had
female trouble and
must have an opera
ton. l read in the
paper about Lydia
E. Pinkhan's Xepe-
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Woman Jailed for Theft Of Trousers.
Pueblo.-Mrs. Edna Batcheler was
sentenced to seven days in Jail here
for stealing pair of trousers.
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. Sc my n1eVtUI Dut VutteF ~.
The superiority OF Cutter products is due to l.
gears OF specializing in vaoones and serums only.
Insist on Cutters. II unobtsinsbe. order direct
THE CUTTER LABORATORY Berkeley, Calfornia
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hoped to take forty or fifty auto loads
on the excursion.
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TWO WOMEN 2
AVOID
OPP OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago, I'LL must thank you with
all nv heart for Lydia E. Pinkham's
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Minor Mention,


May 12-l4-State Council of Junior or
der Of American Mechanics. at Colo
rado Springs.
May l4-16.-Race Meet. Durango
June l3-July 4.-Race Meet. Denver.
July 7-1l.-Race Meet. Pueblo
July s;.CCherry Pie pay. Manzanola. =,
July l3-4.-Grand Lodge Session. Il
July 22-2S.-Cattlemen's Day. Gunni-
avg. Is Ii5s-52JI-Prowers co. Fair, Lamar. Lamar
Aug. 27.-santa Fe Trail Day. Las Ami
Aug. 29.-Farmers' Fair at Fowler.
Sept 1-i-A kansas Valley Fair
sept. Watermelon Day. Rocky Ford
sept 2-5,-Farmers' al Stockmen's 3
Sept. Morgan Co Fair. Fort Nor
Sept. S-ll.-crowley Co. Fair, Sugar
Sept. s-11.-Cheyenne County Fair at
Cheyenne Wells
Sept i4-l9.-Colo. state Fair, Pueblo.
Sept. I9-2s.-Race Meet. Denver
Sept. 2l23. - Inter County Fair and
Race Meet at Limon.
Sept. 22-25.-Western Slope Fair. Mont
Sept 22-25-TrinIdad Fair, Trinidad.
Sept. 23-2G-E! Paso Co. Fair. Calhan.
9lb-isast Grand Council OF North
American Indians at Denver.
Patrons of the Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company in Fort
Lupton have decided not to submit to
the proposed increased rates.
Roy Samuels. twenty-five years OLD,
negro. thought to be the man who
shot and killed p. A. Petty the Flor
ence merchant. was arrested in Pu-
eblo.
The finest depot of the entire Mof-
fat system is to be located i'll Craig,
construction work upon which will be
begun as scon as material for it can
be hauled.
Gladys Means, nineteen years old,
was acquitted on the charge OF muir
dering her infant child at the regular
term of the District Court in session
at Cheyenne Wells.
Damages for $4,000 were awarded
at Fort Collins to James l.. Catlett
and his wife, plaintiffs against the
Colorado & Southern railroad, for the
death OF their son.
j. II. Swan. seventv-one, wealthy
property owner and former county
commissioner, committed suicide at
his home at Fort Collins, by cutting
his throat with a razor.
Teachers in the rural districts are
underpaid, according to the statements
made by Mrs. Emma G. Sheldon of
the state association of county super
intendents.
When returning to his home in Den
yer, after completing preparations for
his wife's funeral, George c. Knorr
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table Compound and l have taken it and
feel fine. A lady said one day, 'Oh. l
feel so tired all the time and have head
ache I said, Take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. M. r.
KARsCHNICK, 143S N. Paulina Street.
Chicago, Illinois.
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The Other Case.

Dayton, Ohio. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me of
pains in my side that had for years
and which doctors medicines failed to
relieve. 1t has certainly saved me from
an operation. will be glad to assist
you by personal letter to any woman
in the same condition. - Mrs. j. w.
SHERER, 126 Cass St., Dayton, Ohio.
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If you want special advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med
idine Co. (cOnfidenGiaD Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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M0OSEHEAD CAMPS POPULAR.

KiNEo, Mo- July 11.--Motor boating
and canoeing by moonlight and picnicl,-
ing by dsy. together with a full pro
gramme OF sports. have kept the days
filled for those spending their summer
on Moosehead Lake. Camp life eepe-
cially has taken on great activity.
At Ethelwynd. belonging to +. H Ou-
tcrbridse OF New York. Miss Carol Klof.
Miss A. X. Robinson and Harvey Boyd
are guests. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur B.
waring of New York are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshall OF Fall
River and Mrs. Laura Booth OF New York.
At Camp whileaway. on the west shore,
Mrs. Virginia l.. Dix of New York has a
house party consisting OF Mr.. and MIRA
j. Shesgreen Of Ysntic, Conn, and James
Case. Miss Ruth Hart. Miss r. t. Somes
and Miss Adde Wlckwire OF New York.
Samuel York of New Haven has To-
Gated his family in their camp on the
wooded shore near West Outlet. Col
!. NJ. Ullman. also OF New Haven. and his
daughter together with Miss Felishner
OF New Haven and J. A. Hovarth Of Rich.
mond. Va. arc az The CllmanS camp
on Round Pond. forty miles IN the woods.
Among the recent arrivals at Mount
Kineu were Cot and Mrs Louis w.
Sto.esbury Of New York and their daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Stotcsbury. They were
entertained during the week by Charles
Martin Clark Of New York on board the
Clark yacht. the Kennehbeh. Col
Stotesbtry, who Is inspector Of rihe pr'ac-
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dinner az Hndene last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. y. l.. Given +, II. Rosslter and w.
&. Malone or New ork and MI ana Mrs
j. f. De coursey or Philadelphia
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. W
p. Fay Of New York gave a dinner party
IN honor OF their guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles McNnmee Of New York.
The first OF the usual summer vaude-
villes given bv the Misses Hoyt Of New
York will be August a.
Mr. and Mrs rr,rl p-,ral. and Nv
and Mrs Henri II slater ~ New YORK
ver. ruests OF ,Irs and Mas Miner last
r,sot o., ,ra J,rar cn,t,go Trhn na,t.
lad ,,.de Nanchestsr fh.,r oh,actlvs
noi,,, In ,oue ,no,or tour
H. a,d vrs ID N Tanno,, =, phu,
,.,rI,i., ''1 A. . I'D Nrs :. n rh.nha,
.rd IT n youny NJ A,bany and Mr. and
NJ, = Curther ~ Nav yorl, uers
arorg the r,,ests 81 Mrs cbar,c, 8
Er,nci, a, d,nnor M rt,ss NJ tho EouI,o,
JIom.a dur,ne IN. 10 a, weoL
H. I'D Wrs r. n Mcoua., =, N.r
vor,, .rtertaincd n. dinnor rocar,i,, NJ
and Mrs q NcI,wains " and Mrs
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tics on Gov. Glyrn's STAFF. contested at
clay pigeon shooting on the Deerhead
range on Wednesday With O. q. Schutt Of
Haiu"s Falls, Fargo gallery wptchins
the match.
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wAYsIDE INN and Cottages Lake ~
zerne ". Y: Adirondack foothills Gl.o
RIOUS; $500 upwards; booklets GEOkIE
W. LA SALE, Proprietor.