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daba colocar aquellos efectos al al
canoe de su mirada. Para transpor-
tar toda esta impedimenta lie acompa-
naban legiones de e~sclavos, amen de
los guardias pretorianos y los angus
tanoS, los cuales llevaban tambiGn su
seGrito personal de e~sclavos.
Aquel dia al amanecer, grupos de
pastores de Ia Campania, de curti-
do rostro y calzados 0 abarcas de
piel de cabra, salian va para Ancio
arreando las quinientas burras en- Gu
"a leche habia de b2harse Popea tan
pronta como llegara 4 la ciudad men
cionada. La plebe miraba entire chan
a Y burlas las mil o%rejas de los
mansos bankruptcies que atravesaban
ia llanura levantando NUDES de pol
70 Y aguijados con ell allegro restallar
del latigo.
Cuando pasaron las burras invade
el EIIsII!!O ut!i HdDe VIC SSCIG'oo iuc
10 barrieron Y 10 cubrieron de flores
Y de rsmas de pino. La multitud de-
cia, muy ufana, que TODD el trayecto,
hasta Ancio, estaria igualmente alton
orado con flores procedentes de los
jardines particulars que habia en- las
inmediaciones 0 compradas a subido
precio Z los m~ercaderes de la "Porta
M~ugionis."
La corcurrencia aumentaba sin
cesar: faHilias enteras acampaban al
lado de- canine y para hacer la es-
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Otros que censuran.

FL senador eXministro senior Gil
memo. pronunci5 un discourse para
a.acar duramente al .obierno del
senior Dato. por el planteamiento de
"a crisis Ultima en- que salieron dos
ministries de su ~gabinete, resolvien-
Iola de Ia manera mas singular e
~ineSperada.
F. svicr Amos, tambien fustig6
Guramente Al ~presidente del Sena-
DO senior SANCHEZ Toca, por haber
suspended sin raz6n Ia session del
alto cuerDo. con el preteXtO de reu-
mir las comisioncS, Y e. senior San
chez Toca r~espondij, justificando del
mcior modo su conducta, dandose
por satisfcchOs los dem0cratas Y los
liberales, que vienen c~ooperando a
la accuaci6n del ~gobierno ~conserva-
dor.
Los senadores senores Rodrigo So
riano. C~aveztany Y TOrmo hablaron
para hacer criticas al gobierno por
la gran negligencia que entrana el
abandono material en- que Sc tiene
la joya arquitect6nica que es la AL
hambra de Granada. que Sc esta de-
rrumbando.
Los ministries de Fomento e ms
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OVIEDO. noviembre 12.-La Ca
nara de csta ciudad ha tornado el
acuerdo de combatir resueltamente
eli proyecto del establecimiento de
las zonas libres Y puertos neutros,
a base de que 10 que Sc p~retende es
crear un ~privilegio para Catalina V
que habra de dar sin duda alguna eI
golpe mortal 4 Ia production de car
bones de AsturiaS, que es Ia prin-
cipal industrial de la provincial V una
de sus mayores ~riquezas.
La Camara al tomar Ell acuerdo ha
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.JUNTO Al CAPTTOLL0
REBANO DIEZMADO

F,Ia muv r5nilo q au~iIio; sin EN-
havoc No nndfe~or los hom5eros
,-,x.ir,,~s , 7, r~.~~ifra fonde csta-
"a 81 r,a,,o- rlr.ero de- los oore-
= con5o zsp;;aa cavendo cue~pos
r.maros er ., ry:-me.to. s. aprcsu-
raron = exteader s,.s rede-. recogien-
ga an elias . mlchos. Los acGsaGos,
,-ia~ao - red 50 L~araaro- en- mayor
...maro. nero a,g-Hos caian su@ra lie
70. =. go as-reirahan. Nuchos teuian
a1ardas ouamaduras. De .as cuules
- mavo~ marie no Dodr::a s&na.. Al
~ ma;eres cayeron desaudaa.
fas hoynbree nue. estaban ala ayriaa.
dc a,.as 10 e~s,ucaanGo o;ra
,.,- ,r,a L, del insrir-o de conscrva-
..r 1a5is7 tirato de sls ronas has.
o. E~a.,roza~fas er 81 emDcro de oui-
-qrras del canine de 81 s~a!vacioa.
POI. o-ros lgares. tangisn sc sal
.....,r ohreros de- los atrapafoe. !
-, cos.s4o dol aa,s:c;o na5ia I'm
,~ o-,r,oa pero - ncrasiraba 20
.,. :~,,nY,.o .ara caer saare 81 -e-
..o 5fo,wos 10 ~co7s;o-lieron = S.,
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MADRID, noviembre l2.-En Ia
mayoria de los peri6dicoS de esta
capital Sc hacer censuras a. gObier,
TO del seEor Dato, por su ineXpli-
cable conducta que ha seguido. con-
s~ecuencia de una nal entendida re-
serva, negandose a dar noticias Off
ciales acerca del hundimiento de
un buque mercante en- aguas proxi-
mas a las espanolas, 10 que mctivo
gran alarma. por creerse que Sc ira
taba de algun nacional y result6 que
era de bandera ~iaponesa, dandose a
hecho suma importancia y dando i'll
gar q mil conjeturas sobre la grave.
dad del hecho.
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resuclto em2render una activisiml
campana Y dirigirse 4 los diputedos
asturianos. ~excitando!os para que cn
las sesiones del Parlamento ilagan Ia
mis- tenaz resistencia 4 IL lproba-
ci0n del proyecto.
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PES0IiSiS-

FESu,iSAS-
Sc DESEA tener inrormes del nino Guslavo
Quinlaiia. de 5 amos 6" dad. hIin d" In Sc
fora l:lOdia SanchrA. TaneElos Lnrnrmos de
que dlcHa SeiOra fur aS""inada auui rn
san Antonio O rn SI iUrt>dirrI"n. q media
%os Del ines de- Nuvlc;nbr" &" iyii. ClaI-
qulrr inform" ~ubr" 81 "Trft"Hl~" S""i al
Iamcnte eSlimadO. dirigiGnIo,o 7 La PrrTSa,
~ bvlgrUsa -. San Antonio. iil-lL
DESEO Saarr de mi c>pOSo, Primitive GuZ-
man. hablcnLu trgIdu rli1ImaS nUt!CidS ne
CaBanra. en- Julio pl>GdO. Avradr"rr" a la
persona que Il" TaLGn u" 81. Eduardo L..
De- GgZinan. Sonora. Ar!Z. l:2iJ
nE-EO Sabrr 81 paradcru dc Ia sra. Jovita
l~!rrnaAdcz. quicn "a arpmpaiiahH dc Tres
hliifu> >UIyp>. Eslan IN ma nud"r uIuS IIJir-
LleS que m" Inand6 ~ "sp"su y ga" d">r4-
ria cnIrcEarSriUS. NiriianSr lutuS iIfurmr>
4 Francisco Garcia. - FL iaSy 81. E~G.
de- FL Paso y Comal SIS, san Antonio. To-
Vas. ii-5.
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ALMERIA. noviembre 12.-En Ia
session de Ia municipalidad celebrate
HOY. con obieto de constituir Ia jun
ia municipal del censo electoral, a
consecuencia de las ~rivalidades poll
ticas, suscitose una question perso-
nal entire varios de los que tomaban
parte en- la session V Sc cambiaron
hasta veinte disparos, resultando
seis personals heridas, ~inclusO ell al
caldc Y dos concejales.
La policia i~ntervino ' sc hicieron
varias detenciones de los que result
tan responsables.
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NNE1

Todos sabian en- Roma que el Ce-
sar Guerra detenerse en- Ostia para
yer ell barco mas grande del mundO,
cue acababa de llegar de Alexandria
con cargamento de trigo, Y que des-
pues de contemplate pensaba CONT
nuar Dor Ia Via Littoralis' ell viaje
a ANGLO. Como Sc habian dado con
mucha anticipation los 6rdenes opor-
,unas. ell dia senalado para empren-
der el viaje Sc aglomero en- la "Por-
ia Ostiensis" IN gentio immense. ayi-
90 de admirar los es~plendores de Ia
corte del Cesar.
e. canine de Ancio no era male
nj largo V Ia ciudad, cue encerra-
ba en- SUI recinto soberbios palacios
V ouintas deliciosas amuebladas con
TODD ell lujo Y las comodidades que
exigia el refinamiento de Ia epoca,
era verdaderamente suntuosa. Sin
embargo. el Cesar Nevada siempre
consigo sus objetos predi. ectos, desde
los Instruments de musica Y los nue.
bles hasta las estatuas Y los mosaicos,
Y cada vez que para d~escansar o por
gusto Sc detenia en- e. canine, man
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tyucciGn Publica senores Espada y
Andrade, ofrecieron atender ell asun-
to con la im~portancia que requlere.
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NOTAS BREVES
- II. II. l!Carn. Director Gencral: "A
gOMANASUPPLYC Gil
or = Tnmaua Tel. Travis 2i6i ~

Ilanras para a]u;oEn6viI IiIarra FISH ' los
dennis arrr>0riGS. NelG"!iloS ui taNIli'tr"
tTIoNN ruy Iivianu. para dos pa-aJ'-
rns I'm rnrrldn fnrnO~ q" 10000 milaS,
rrlinadG ron todo 10 n"r">ari". con dos
lIanla- extra. -irrna. dObl" magnet" di>lFl-
bEidor. rarburadur magnif!rn. P"rGe 60
rrrr a ralGn dc - millaS p"r nora. II COS
IL ruandO nHcyn lIr Il" S3'"''. IPll' "l
si35a. E-rriha 4 H.. H.. IIearn, 2ii Roma
ma i. Trlrreno Travis "IGi. H@-'
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DESEO SAEil.E; cl paradcrr dc Ia Sra. Mar
garild ORTIZ &c l;arAd. qGIrH - ~rHCOn;rGhl
rn Douglas. irlz.. - ana de- 1914. \ II per
SDna que lnrurimr con rNarti;ud. Irclbiri
una Su>crIpcldn dc IL TIiEN~N. DirijIr los
inruriH">. i sra. Matlld" Il. Gc Garcia. Bis
bee. .ArlL. til-3DJ
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SDNRnERERyl ..sUEFvSEn f,

S~0MBREREREA ''SWEETSEN."
L!mpiamos y planChamDS toda Clase de
SomDrcrOs. PTecios m6diCOS. AhOrre mas
de Ia mitad en- IN "SictSOn." Los flcllr0s
de eStoS sombrcrOS los rccibimoS direCia-
meDte de la fGbr!ca. 4aj W. Houston 81.
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iEsta listed debil? NADIA meJor que
Ia afamada "Royal Pllsner.'
Pidala siempre de su cantinero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
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Ce!ebrando al Alcalde

MADRID, noviembre 12.-En to-
dos los ]peri0dicos de esta capital,
sin distinction de matices politicos, Sc
consignan muy francas celebracio-
RaSn a In Sa. cnL Ill
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-29

~ Postales para ChristmasTc.
EO y AnoNuevo por....... s.tt.
VENTURA SUPPLY COMPANY.
rs Card Alley, San Francisco, Cal.
H9-tCN
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MADRID, novicmbre l2.-En Ia
Inca ferrea que une a Linares y
Fuente Genil ha ocurrido e. desca-
rrilamiento de un tfen miXto, con
motive del desprendimiento de al
gunas tierras en- los embarques de
las Was. precipitandose los vagones,
cue han quedado completamente des-
trozados.
4 consecuencia de este descarri-
lamiento han perecido trece perso-
mas V han resultado gravemente le-
sionadaS otraS once.
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MADRID. noviembre l2.-En los
nuevos parties de las proclamaciones
que Sc han recibido en- Ell ministe-
rio de Ia Gobernaci6n, aparecen
l.l37 candidates ministeriales, S37
liberales. 239 democratas, no habien-
DO gran variaci0n en- el numero de
los demas partidos.
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81 listed no puede venir 4 IA orIclna. ha-
BILE por t%eietonO, Travis . Nucvo No. 9lif,
Y IN aeente de ID casa paSara i recOger
sus anuncIos.
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81 EH 81 PUEBLO no ray ageGIe de L.
PREESA iediQueSe listed q ycnderla y 10
DrcoGc!rS maSniftcS utiliGad. EScrfbsnot
/ 10 darenos nuesEras condiclones para
ga kycltcs.
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(Pasa a la Sa. col. la.)
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RESTAURANT CONCORDiA-CaSa de hOspe-
dale. So dan asis;cnciaS pOr Semana o V0r
mes. Sc rentan Cu2riCS amIebladOS pOr
scnaEa o pOr mes. rre|iUS rdZuaahlcS.
TomaSa Nda. de NazGucz. Prop. Tel. Nue.
vO $40. III ;. Laredo 81, san Antonio,
Texas.
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DEtEFSTS-

Ut ' EFSVS-
COMPRE listed el AImanaQue IlustraGo para
1915 en- Ia Liberia de LoZan0: SOC 81 elem
PLAN enviado pOr cOrrcO i cuaIGuicr parte
DC los EStadOs UnidoS.
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81 NECESlTA EMPRESS para on" ll"vc Sis
petacaS 4 Ia E>.ariGn Il Ir Gamble >u> niue
hlhS, hdbirlc 4 ltO5aieS. Tel. Travis il2i.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.

No 8. sdmiten menos &c ounce palabrs..
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0L.ICiTUDE $

NECESITO de p 4 81 hombrc< para trahajO
de desenra!z. Dir!Ian>c i II. CARA. Ken
needy, Tex. li-3l
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QUiERE listed GANARSE w BUEN SUEi.-
DO MENSUALMENTE: Mandc 3Uc para
mucStras g inSlrl@rlonrS 4 GARCIA'S KA-
LOMITE co. SC;iCitamnS agcntrS para Ia
venta de este artlcul". G!1 :. Frio 81. san
Antonio, Tex. i--G)
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PaSa a Ia paglna s, coiunns ).
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding IN
sertons. Count seven short words to line or six
ng ones.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07
Bristol Woman Suicides.

Bristol, May 3. Mrs. Margaret Per-
kins, aged 81 years, committed suicide
last evening by strangling herself at
the home of A. B. c. Demirg with
whom she had made her home for IL
years. She was found this morning by
Mrs. Deming, who, going to call her
found her dead, with rope around her
neck tied to the head of the bed.
Dependency is given as the cause, as
she was growing blind.
She came from Boston about IL years
ago. She is survived by one son in
Massachusetts and one daughter in
Connecticut.
The funeral was held Thursday morn
ing from the house.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07
The Moosalamoo club held a smoker

The Moosaamoo club held smoker
in its rooms last evening.
Mrs. A. S. Hartman will entertain |
a party at whist at her home on High
street this afternoon.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland has gone
to Richford, where he will give an ad-
dress before the Franklin County
Teachers association.
Professor Wiley of Mddlebury Col
lege has purchased a building lot on
South street and broken ground for the
erection of new house.
Philip LaMotte, aged about as years,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs N. J.
Sanford and Edward Higgins of this
village in Vergennes Monday afternoon
on a charge of indecent assault al
legged to have been committed Sunday
evening. He is charged with having
enticed two little girls, Dollice Norton,
aged nine years, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Norton, and Hazel Affair,
the seven-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Eunce Abair, into vacant house near
the railroad iron bridge just south of
this village. LaMotte came here from
Montreal, where, it is said he has a
wife and family He has been en-
ployed at the harness shop of w. l..
Ford for the past two months. His
case will be heard before Municipal
Judge James b. Donoway
The Congregational Mems club of
Lancaster, N. H., where President
Thomas spoke last week, left it to the
hotel to furnish the tickets for their
dinner The members were scandalized
to read on the card boards, Guests
must use this ticket in patronizing the
bar. -
Stated assembly of Middlebury Coun-
Gil, No. IA, r. & S. NJ, will be held in
Masonic temple, Tuesday evening, May
II, at eight clock. A full attendance
is desired
Mrs Charlotte Sanders of % Murray
street, Burlington, was knocked dowr
by an automobile late Wednesday after
noon at the corner of st. Paul anC
Pearl streets, and late in the evening
had not fully recovered consciousness;
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she was taken soon after the accden
occurred. She received several bruise!
and cuts and suffered greatly from tn,
shock, but it was not thought by tn,
physicians who attended her that sh,
had received serious internal injuries.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07

Wanted About June /. girl for general house
work. Address 60 Herkimer st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. NJ. l. Tden. 1Sn
Wanted Horses and cows to pasture. Pasture
is located within one-half mile of Middlebury vii
lage, inquire of N. c Selleck, Phone 44-i.
For Sale-Farms of nearly every description,
near Middlebury, Brandon, air Haven or other
good town. n. S. Foote Co.
The latest ideas in printing. now type faces and
expert workmanship at Register office.
Duck Eggs For Hatching- White Pekn ducks;
spring wheat, beardess barley. T. J. MacMurtry.
Middlebury. Vt. r. D. No. 3 17tf
For Sale six-year old horse, sound, kind and
not afraid of automobiles. For further particu-
lars. Call write to f. J, Hubbard. l26
Royal Society Package Patterns and working
materials; also reduction sale on large line of
stamped goods. Miss Noonan.
For Sale-G Good seed oats with good quantity
spring wheat mixed. Inquire of II. f. Sanford,
Cornwall VT 1Stf
If you have money to loan come and tell me
about it. If you wish to borrow money come and
tell me about it, A. w. Dickens 25tf
LAKE DuNMoRE modern cottage for rent six
sleeping rooms, with ice, boats and garage. APP
| ply to Joseph A. Peck, No. IL Main St. Middle
bury Vt. 1875
For Sae--Three male Registered Holsteir
calves, bargain if taken at once; also two year.
!
stock. l.. NJ. Bingham. Vail Farm. left
Rooms to rent in the Battell Block. Desirable
Offices in the new part. Attractive lodge apart
merits on second or third floor. Rooms for house
keeping. Apply to Thomas f. Boyce, Battel
Block
For Sale Several second hand DeLaval cream
separators in frst-class condition. some nearl!
new, will sell or rent them out, or sell you a new
one. They are the worlds standard separator
and the cheapest in the end. Call at my separa
tor rooms So Court St.. and look them A
| II. Bristol. 1Stf.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07

The circulation of books for April
has been 1871, of magazines 81, making
total of 2O37, an az erage of Is day
OF the book circulation GO per cent.
was fiction II per cent was non-fiction.
26 per cent. was juvenile, of which one
fifth was not stories.
The number of those drawing books
from this library has been increased by
10, making the entire number in tile
four years that the library has been
public, 1871.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-07
Business l1ottces.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding in
sertions Count seven short words to line or SIX
ng ones
Pineapples at Calvi.
Mileage Books at Marshall's
Mileages to rent c. i. Rich.
Fresh strawberries daily at Calvi's.
New millinery Just opened at Gee Sisters.
Fresh Cucumbers and Tomatoes at Calvis
Iiggetts chocolates. soc per pound At sheldon $.
Burpee's nasturums zoe per ounce at Sheldon
Some very fine Azaeas at Hunts Greenhouses.
7tf
FouND-A bunch of keys Call at Register
office.
Engraved or printed calling cards at the Regis
ter office.
For good printing of all description call at Reg
ser Office
Spencer mixed sweet peas at sheldons 2oc per
ounce.
Litter Poland China pigs for sale. L. c. Itch
field. let2p
For salc-Two hundred bushels spells. c. M.
Remele l6t
For Sale Cheap one good delivery horse. F
Shackett. Jr lif
Tulip. Hyacinth, Dafrodills and Narcissus Bulbs
at Hunts Green House. 42tf
Carmen No. potatoes IS cents per busheL w.
H. Dow a. SON ltt3p
Found-T boys coats. Phone 612, Wey-
bridge. lst2p
Wanted-Gir for general homework. Enquire.
50. Pleasant St, Middlebury. l9tlp
For Sale Seed barley, Flint seed corn. and
pigs. J. W Stevens, Middlebury Noe. 17t3p
Six-year-old driving mare not afraid of autos
A few male Holstein calves. c. r. Lane. 1stf
For Sale Mammoth Pekn ducklings. 25 cents
each. Herbert Leslie, Whiting. VT. 19tlp.
Saw dust for sale at my mill on Case street
! cent per bushel w L. Forbes. lift
For Sale Fertilizer for lawns. gardens and all
field crops Willis N. Cady. loft
One each second hand grain disk and disc harrow
cheap for cash Farnsworth & Co. 17tf
For Sale-Large Bostein yearng bull. G. S
Wooster. East Shoreham, VT. Mol. 1st2p
Three grain drills at cost, Superior, Empire Jr
American. Farnsworth Co. 17tf
Burpees sweet peas in mixed colors loc pei
ounce at Sheldons,
Wanted-Girl in side room. steady work and
good wages. The Addison. lstf
For SALE-The Mrs. Pride house on Seminary
street j. A. Fletcher. Admir-. stf
Slab wood and sawdust for sale at Tupper mil
or inquire of N Japan. l6t4p
For Sale Houses in Middebury Village See
our adv. on page 5. N S. Foote Co.
Just in, car load of red cedar shingles Sold
cheap for cash. A. n. Brown. stf
Office over II, + Joys store on Main street tC
rent. r. f. Pinney. Middlebury. Vt. 4Otf
Driving Horse For Sale Fearless and speedy
Arthur Delphia the barber. Middlebury. VI. 1871
For Sale Durham Bull one year old T J
MacMurtry. Middebury, Vt. X. F. d. No. lsu
For Sale-Good potatoes at 30 cents per bushe
at my farm on New Haven River. Byron CLARK
Phone HIP l9t8p
Wantcd-'ro buy good gentle DRIVING horse no
afraid of autos. Mrs. II. w Billings, Middle
bury. r. ID. /. let2p
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GARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted US during the
illness and death of our dear husband
and father, and for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MRS. w. c.. PINNEY.
MR.AND Mrs. HARRY J. COBR,
JOHN PINNEY.
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COM MENCEMENT
ACCOM- MODATIONS

As several classes are planning TO
hold reunions this year, we are already
receiving inquiries about board and
rooms, and for the assistance of all con
cerned, we are registering all avail
able accommodations. Anyone wishing
to rent rooms at this time should
notify US at once, stating the number
of rooms, whether or not board will be
furnished, and the price in either case.
The commencement program begins
Saturday, June 70, and extends
through Wednesday, June IS. All
communication should be sent to
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Highest so. Lowest 36.
Record kept by II. A. PECK.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-17
BREAKING THE NEWS GENTLY
Liverpool Man Exceedingly Careful
That He Should Not Shock the
Nerves Of His Friend.

In Liverpool there is man. writes
a contributor to Pearson's Weekly.
who Is famous for his calmness on
every occasion. One day he strolled
leisurely into the office of q friend.
i've just had a chat with your
wife," he began.
why. l didn't know she was In
town."
"Oh. she wasn't in town." replied
the other. 81 called at your house."
II didn't know she was receiving to-
day." said the husband. with some sur
prise. Il thought she had head
ache"
"She didn't mention 1t to me-" said
the calm man. There was quite q
crowd at the house."
"A crowd!" echoed the husband.
"Yes," went on the calm man. They
came with the fire engine"
"The fire engine!" gasped the hus-
band.
"Oh. it's all right" went on the calm
man. ITS all out now. It wasn't
much Of fire. but / thought you'd
like to know Of It,"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-17
MAKE SUCCESS WITH SWINE
No Farm Animal Improves and
Thrlves More Readily Than Hogs
When Handled Properly.

To succeed with swine the farmer
must know what are the market re-
quirements and which is the best type
Of animal for him to produce and feed.
Type in swine Is shown by the
general conformation in the mature
form and finished condition. And
while many breeds are included in the
same type, they may differ widely
from each other In such detail as color,
shape of head or hang Of ears.
At present all of the breeds are In
cluded in two types-the lard and ba-
con. Breeds that are short legged,
deep. broad and heavy finished. such
as the Poland-C China, Duroc-Jersey,
Berkshire and Chester White, are
known as lard hogs. These are large
ly Of American origin and have been
developed by selection and continued
breeding on a fat-producing ration,
made up largely of corn.
Hogs of the bacon type. on the
other hand, are long. narrow, deep
and smooth of body and necessarily
thin fieshed. The Yorkshire and Tam