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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
KAISER FAvoRs PEACE PARTY.
Permits Ford Expedition 70 Pass
Through Germany.

Copenhagen.-The German govern
ment has granted the Ford peace ex-
petition permission to travel to The
Hague through Germany by special
train.
The conditions under which. the
Americans win travel are strict. Their
train will be sealed, every one being
locked within No one will be per
mitted to touch German soil during
the journey. The members of the
mission will not be permitted to carry
written, printed or typewritten pa
Oers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
Three Killed In Collision.

Laporte, Ind.-Three persons are
dead and six badly injured as the re-
suit of head-on collision Saturday be
tween a passenger and a freight car
on the Gary G Interurban railway at
Brooks Crossing.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
ofhsr Trophy for Az ronauts.

Washington.AOffer of $4,000 pan
American aviation trophy, to be com
peted for annually by aviators of the
western hemisphere, was announced
on Tuesday by the Aero Club of
America.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
Ford Returns 70 America.

New York.-The Norwegian Amer
lean liner Bergensfiord, on which
Henry Ford was returning from his
peace mission to Europe, arrived at
quarantine at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
Approves Sunday Closing Law.

Portland, Ore.-Oregon Sunday
closing law, enacted in 1864, and
which for many years has ianguished.
has been declared constitutional and
effective by Judge Charles e. VOL
vertun.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07

Race War In Georcia.

BIakely, Ga.-Two more negroes
were killed and four negro lodge build
ings burned Friday In the western sec
ton of Early county in a renewal OF
the clashes between whites and ne
groes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
Kaiser Loses V dice.

Paris.-The Matin affitms, notwith.
standing depials, that the German
emperor Is suffering from cancer of
the throat and Is no longer able to
speak.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
Investigating OIL Industry.

Washington. Official government
figures made public here Friday, dis.
closed that in the face of rising prices
of gasoline. production of crude petro-
cum during the last year was greater
than in 1914.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
TO DRIVE STAPLES STRAIGHT
Handy Tool Of New Design for Wire
Fence Observation-Disclosures Used
for Other Purposes.

In the erection OF wire fence 1t is
generally necessary to drive a large
number Of staples and for the security
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-01-07
LOSES JEWELS ON THE PERSIA.
Indian Princes Collection Worth a.
100000 at Bottom of sea.

UUU1U1O At 5utLuW OF SEA
Lodon.-The suite of his royal high
ness, Jagatiit Singh, Maharajah OF
Kapurthala, were passengers on the
steamship Persia, which has been
sunk on its way to Bombay A dis.
patch from Cairo states that the maha-
rajah's famous jewels, worth $4,000
900, were lost with the ship. but gives
no further indication of the fate OF
the members of his party.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

En- efeclo-diio FL yirio JondS.-
/ Norbittl ticnc raZ6n... .tdmO he
mos de matar Il I'm bomber que item,
TN SaivO-cOnduci0?
-Pcr0 es pSpia. rs I'm r~spia-rrpi-
ito Iiacket.
Coloc6se el ancianO cerca del io-
ven Y delante de Ordener. Y amb0s
dljerOn con ~graveiad:
-Lleva ell salv0-conducio de- Chris.
t6phuruS Nedlam, que flIi ahorra-
do en- Skonsen.
Vic Hacket que lc era precise &C.
der. pOr1ue Ia multitud So ponia lie
parte de JONAS V de Norbiti.
pues bicn-dijo entire denies con
rabia cOncentrada.-quc viva. Por
otra parte. ESQ eS mas inte"6S yueS-
tro que mic.
-.Aunque fueSc e. diablo en- per-
soma no le mataria-eXclam6 Norbith
triunfante.
Nolvitndose hacia Ordnner. Ic di-
10:
Dye: debes ser para nOsotrOS un
buen hermano. "a que possess q.
salro-conducto de Nedlam. mi que
rido amigo. NoS0tros somos los mi
neros rcaieS que no. sublevamoS
para sacudir Ia tutela que nos opTi-
Fl senior Hacket. que esta de-
lante de Ii, te dira Que tomamos las
armas en nombre de cleric Conde
de Schumacher, a quien 70 nj 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
MATER DOLOR0SA" CUBIaO In
FUNCTION DOMINICA DEL
"!UAREI."

Fin nuaStra tarra impu"Sja ii" iar
q nueSlr0s lectOrrS una nOta dOmlnI-
cal d. los acOntccim!rnt0S tratralcS
de- a Scmana. am0 ahOra aunQuc
sea brcvnmcnte. Il r".aiar como en-
i-rI Teatro ".Iuarnz - ma rslorzado
Ii Cia de- Ia sonora Maria del CARMEN
Martinez. IN atrarr al pdblir0 de San
Antonio. Que no obstantr ser hurano
en- grade super.ativo, Ia aplaudido =
rab.a: a labor iInintntemente arts
t!ra de ia troupe que Drillantrm"n-
t. cncabeza a eXimia mcXicana.
La repetition de Ia Madre' a
iriunfadora obra De huSiHol y 81
rstrrno Do IA Mater D0lorosa' con
ruya pirza 81 cubriG IA function de-
antrly"r. fucrOn los acontecimicn-
| los dramaticos: ad"mdS DE- Ia Ear
| zurla Las lnstantinea>" cantada Ia
nocIr del s;ibado ' "a QUE nos trajo
10. I,currdoS mas duicrS de- aQuc.
| la rdad cn Vu, Ia ioZania he E>p"-
rama pirnarIaS y Julia Na>ali", VI
! Wan trrmu!amrnt" Ell nIllHrro tina!
lur 4iahado 80 ha!Ia dr>i" rn;ourrS
y para >:"Inpr"....
La S-iIora MARITIME como - hi"n
..i;y. - :, - Eo rnrAfii, mlb.GC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
No. SO
HAN DE- lSLANDIA
0 Ell HOMBRE FIERA
0 VICTOR HUGO

han rstr~l}a, por antorchaS y alum
hraban por la> noches los centena-
rios boS1ues y los tasti!loS derrui-
dos.
Al Yer a Oricner. - levant6 no
rrible clamorro.
TN extranoi que muera! :Que
muera,-critaron. y al lnstante Glen
brazos So lerantaron contra q in
trapido joven. q que, maquinalmen-
-, nev6 Ia manO 4 ia cintura, en-
husca de sable, olvidandoSe este. on
81 generoso arrebato. de que eStaba
SOLO Y deSarmad0
-Esperad. esperai,-grit6 una voz.
IA del enyiadO de Schumacher, que
salia d. los labios de un hombre
grueso Y pequeno, vestido de negro.
de rostro jovial Y de mirada traido-
"a Adelant6Se este ~personaie hacia
Ordener y le presunt6:
-sQuien Sois?
Ordenar 10 contest6: eStaoa suje-
to por todas parties; no hsbta IN solo
sitio en- 81 pecho sobrs 81 que no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

a1ui Ia impuISi6n imperi0Sa Y Sc
.rr!a que drridIi al noble hiiO del
NIrr"y IL. Norur@a Il acrplar Ia pro-
po>ici6n del iovrn N0rbith y a ais
iarSr con los banfidoS que 81 rrbc-
laban "n favor dc IN priSioncr0 de
E,SiadO. MnviirOnlr a clio. sin dtIda.
Il grnrrOSO dcSaO de prOfundizar. 4
ioda costa. aIunllr irnrbrOsa aven-
tura. 81 amargn diSguSlO he Ia vida
y Ia drSrsperaci6r del pOrvcnir: A.
'asO tambiGn al@una duda acerca de
Ia culpabilidad de Schumacher. FMS
prada pOr 10 ryIranO o incOherrnte
de- las d!vcrSaS aparienciaS. que 70
chOraban GuiZi pOr 81 inStintO dcS-
ronOcid0 de Ia vcrdad. v. Sobre to-
do. pOr 81 amor que. ~profeSaba 4
FThri. AraSO. acaso h~osiicaraie
tambiGn a tOmar aqurIia resolution
i'm prc>entimirnlD intimo del bien
que pudiera harer Il Schumacher
un amigo zeal. cOlOcado entire parti-
darios ciceos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
NOTICIAS De IA CIUDAD
TN Ia RlRIIOTECA CARNt'sif.
ST Han REClBIDO NtEEts
ORRAS.

Fin n s,mana que ACADIA de paSaF
90 rccjbirron en- 81 nstab!ecimicnto
cnvo no!nhre So eta. las Sl=nl"nlHS
OhraS:
~:OnS puodn hacer Ia %lii"ratnra IN
N; ~ravor?"" e. 4. Smith. 1919. Los
RnjtrnS". las MuirreS de- Paris
.Rruni6n Jovial," 2 0bras dc Henry
Bcrduc. l9i3.-"CampoS De Diam2n-
ties" R. II. Conwe!l. t9i5.-"L.as eS-
DoSas lie. gohrrnadOr DE- Texas. Sra.
p. G. Jackson. I9lJ.-"EistOria lie "a
lesis!aci6n Sobrr protection a las
rlasrS pohrrS de Iowa J. l.. ''lIiIn,
l9ii.-"l.aS iglrSia> de- las mISi0n"S
p~SpaInlaS de- Nurv0 MiNIro. l.. Il.
prince i9i5.- "RrminiSrrnrIaS. l.y-
man Abbott. 1919. "lIiSinria ir In
DIANA Logan ESary. 1915 'EI Ad-
mirable Crichton." J. VI. Barrie. 1917.
FL canine de- Maria y a Canine
De Maria. stephen Graham. l9l1.-
La familia ,ir POLK y Su- p~arirnt"S.
". II. Polk. !9l*.-"Fhr t.ah".IS and
lari. Kin. Alexander Brown 1861
Los prohl"lnaS S"ria."S. Henry
George. sin rrrila.-"In ma ~pSit".o2ia
d. los inventories" T.. Il. Kitchener,
1918
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

! uuirra rOnOZcn. Ya yes que nu"stra
raU>a ~ iu.Ia:.r>rucila. y r"ni"Sia-
M como 81 rr~p"ndirSrs 4 tn Santo
patron. iuuirrrS ser It" JOS Mics
tro>?
Ina idea paSd por IA Imagination
de Ordener. Y rrSpondl@:
81.
Nnrbith Ir "nlrr-i IN sable. que
nur>tro hiror lom6 siirnc!oSam"nIc.
-IIrrmano-di.io 81 joVrn rauditi0,
81 nOsOtroS hacpmos lrairiIn. en-
pirZa por malarmr a mi.
E.Scuch6sr IN aqucl in>ianir. baio
las b6vrdas de- Ia nina. Fl SonldO de
una trompa. y Sc oycron woes loja-
mas que decian.
VA rsli aqui Kannybo.. va "Sld
aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

Orendrr no contc>t1. Rod"ado d"
los cXlraiIos partidarioS de- Srlluma-
cker. por luien a hubicra derra-
mado voluntariamcntc toda 81 Sangre
solo senlia Ell aqucl mOmento un
deseO infinite De moTir.
mo quieres responder? Pues
cuando Sc atrapa a IA zorra va no
srita. Matad!e.
Amigo Jonas-diio Hacket;-de-
SEQ Que ia muerte de csc hombre sea
a primera hazaHa de Han de Islam
dia entire nOsotroS.
ST. si-gritaron muchas woes.
Ordener. asombrado, pero Siempre
intripido. busc6 con los ojOs 4 Han
de Islandia. q duien dispute Ia vida
con yaIor hprGico. Y Vic con inmen-
"a admiration avanzar llacia 81 4
nm homhre de eStatura gigantesca.
veStido con el lraje de los montane-
SEES. f. gigantic fij6 cn Ordcner una
mirada atrozmentc estupida y pi-
did una hacha.
I'll no eraS Han de lSIandla-
le diio Ordener con voZ enlera.
Que muera, ;que muera,-gri-
to Hackct furioso.
Ordener entendi6 que no podia sal
varse. Meti6 Ia mano en- {. pechc
para sacar & RIO de Ethel Y dacle
el pOstrer beso. Este movmiento
hizo caar Un panel al Suel0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

-:Qut papcl es ESQ? Norbith. co.
=cd csc papei.
Era Norbith un jovcn cuyas faccio-
! mes duras Y atczadaS tenian cleria
expression de nObleza. Tomo el pa
pei, 10 abri6 y 10 lego.
-ES IN salvo-cOnduCto de mi pO-
bre amigo Ned!am-exclam6;-deI
deSdichado compahero que aiuSti-
ciarOn hace ochO dias, por monede-
70 false, an Ia plaza Mayor de Skon-
gen.
-Pues bien-di.io Hacket con Ia
voz del homhrp que We fall!das sus
esperanzas:-guardaoS csc trozo de
papel: 20 creia que seria important
te. Vos. Han de Islandia, despa-
chad q csc hOmbre.
Fl joven .Norbith So coloc6 delantc
de Ordener, y dijO:
Este hombre esta baj0 mi pro-
tecci6n. Y antcs caera mi cabeza que
IN solo cahellO de la suya. No per-
mitir6 que sea violado el s~alvo-con-
ducto de mi amigo Nedlam.
Amparado Ordener de tan milagr0-
so modo. baj6 la cabeza y Sc humill6,
acordandoSe del desden con que es-
las pa!abras tiernas de! Sa-
cerdote .Atanasio Munder.
Bah. ;bah!-contest6 Hacket.-
sois muy amigo de bromas; este
hombre Is aspia Y es necesario que
muara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

50 apnyara IA punta de- una eSpada
- g. canon de una piStOla.
-:TineS miedo?-,e intcrrOG6 q!
hombre grucSo. con expression hurlo-
III.
ST como eStan eSaS eSpadaS so
hra mi cOraz6n eStlviera tn mano-
conteSt6 Fl ioven % fria!dad.-ve-
riaS que no late mas aprlSa que 81
tuyo. Y ESQ IN el case de- Que ten
gas coraz6n.
LA echa de valiente.... Pues
bien. Que muera.-Diciend0 eSto !e
volvi6 las eSpaldaS.
Que me concedaS "a muertc. eS
TODD 10 que deSeo de ti-repIic6 Or
dener.
Tn momento. senior Hacket-dijo
IN viejo de barba espaSa. que Sc a.
poyaba sObre I'M largo moSquete.-
EstaiS en mi casa. y aqui yo solo
tengo derecho a enviar Il este criS-
tiano 4 contar Z los muertoS 10 Que
ha visto aqui.
e. senior Hacket diiO ~Sonrienao:
-Pues obrad como os plazca. que
rido Jonas. POGO NE importa que
ju5gueiS q este espia, con tai de que
muera.
e. aneiano Sc dirigi6 a Ordener Y
le pregunt6:
-Dinos quien ereS ii, que con
tanta audacia querias sabeE quienes
semos nosotros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
Los herederos del multimillonario Lamon
Vernon Hardness, Sc niegan obstinada-
mente a pagan al Estado de Nueva
York la cantidad que a este cores
ponde por derechos de herencia
A ROJO

Iueza IN p0cas manos. Claro cSta
au@ nj .. EStado De Nueva York. nj
Gro a.guuo ha lle=ain I'll r>tO Il ii
initial del canine Siluicra. ptl"S -u-
!ry.SIa,lnrr-. nj inSii.nir rSe irinut"
= Ia Transmission De bicnnS. anRqur
IA irnDusIrron IN n pr0porr!nn ir
ri"rta imp0rtanria. mas p"n>ar"n ~
Ia man-i.a H.. aum"ntar los In2rr'-n>
,llr en- a ~nrrrSitiad d. raStrar "a
iIrrrnriaS. ina i- .aS mil ia0rIaS sim
pitiraS del mas radical ,c los r>Ia-
,iistaS dc. munio. Roosevelt. - lt
It, cStablccarlo I'll fnrma IN! 1u'' ara-
III. con $50 ror;unon"S ,lu,. rnyrn"-
nan IA vida moierna.
Il fu~ra possible. drbia prn,arS"
rl Ia man"ra Il: an" triDUia~rn lie:
.t:ua m r>pr,ia. .uS ~nll.onarioS
lu,. no =a>tan. qua nj >ilutrra pro
| ,ulr-n a Ia comInidai 81 r,.!atlN"
! ,.rn lu" Il r>la 0~ra-."na Ia "N.St"n-
IN t.. ."S rirp> IN" Niy'.n hi.n. Ill.
-rn~stm.u. lttr para -aii>Iar-r ~
lpar-rr> ' atrnh." Il >Il> ~uprrI.I!da-
- prop"rrionan orupari6n : r".a-
two h!rna>tar It muriIoS pobrr<.
f ry.d~ntr. sin embargo. que r>o-
I ri,0> Qur. Ia ga~jan ' que no dU"r-
-..., " ..r,.u r.D-auI. u-i.-rr,..r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
FlfE CONOENAn0 \ D!EI AMOS
Of PRlStON P0ft FL. ASE.Si\l-
TO DE MOCHA.

DrspuGs d. mas de d"c' horas f'
durari6n. 81 iuradn que I"Dia rrSo!-
ycr rl asunln de-! aSr>inaIo dr LUIS
.Moglia. d~erlar6 ruIpab!e al arusa'Io
Fletcher Way. con"henindo.o a >u-
fir "A pnna de diez amos d@ prisiGn
en- In p"nitrnriaria del ESlado.
La audiencia trrminG d"SpurS dc
las 10 DE- Ia mailana y los d~rlenSOrrs
del REQ d~rrlararon mas tarde- que Sc
aprlaria a Ia Corte de- 10 Criminal dc
Austin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

IN rsta ciudad. la SidO viSitadn pnr
una bella nina que nariI aver a las
= de Ia madrugada.
La apariciin del hrbt ha causado
la mayor algeria a SuS padres. y IAN
10 II como Ia Sra. Mar"arIia Nrrra.lO
de Alfonso So rncurnIran p"rrrSrta-
mrntr hien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
N\lNlI
iiay I.rnsaMicniO- >!:hIim"~
ne hd-ia To- ciclO> - cicvaR.
l,umanrrrO E.>pailGi

pOsee algunas v"rrs T.. alma ms
D~irarioneS StibilaS. ideas rnpentlnaS.
d. las que m vnlumen entero de pen
samientO, Y lie refl 'Nionrs no podria
exprc>ar nj Sondaar h profundldad.
asi como a c.aridad de mil antor-
chas iamaS podria producer e res
plandor immense Y rapido del re-
lampaGo.
Va intcntar2m05, Iucs, ana!izar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
DE Ia VIDA QUE MACE.

HaSta noSotrOs ma llegado la nue.
va de que 81 hOgaf de nueStr0 dis
tinguidO amigo FL ST. Ing. Guillermo
4. A!onsO. caballero hien cOnocid0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
pESutiStS:-

EE~iu Sahcr 81 paradrrO d" mis- hijoS An
tonic y Julian uulniana. nailEnS 90 ~ildo.
tito. NlrViru: 81 pFInmru dc - amos So r,iaG.
lmarIllrMiu. rhaIu. = prs IN pulgada> Il"
alto. >D~ IiltiiaS nUtICIl~ II"rU: rrrih!da>
de Ermrurla. kan>d~. cn 1913: 81 >eHlfdn.
irigurilu. gOrdu. = pies 4 pulgadL> dc alto.
Guicn reside "n kan~G~ tIlE. do, rye IA
Der Sis paradrru~ pur rSlar IA madre ie
ello< "raNrm"Elr rnTrTma. S}.m dc grail
flrlciOn Il IL persona iIr ic Inf0rmcS cl"r-
to-. pIrI=lrln> 4 Benjamin uuInilna. SCION.
Iua. V 90?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
Sc VENDE

In Motel McvicanO en- Kansas City. Mo-,
io ladrillO. COnii"nc lon cgarios. TIenc :
crlarIu> 2rand"> para AlmaCrn. FL solar
IN que cSfi rnn>truld0 81 cdlricio ltene i9i
Dor i.0 Il"S. Y da rrcnlc i IN parGUH Y m
Boulevard. i.<li ccrca del Barrin McNiCand.
ina gran ~opOriun.GaI para algrin m"Htca-
Ia urIr iruga llgo dc capital.
- ycndcri muy baraiO 4 plazOS larg0S y
rn condolences muy C0InOGaS.
Is ma Barata SrnSarlOnal. Hlsi InVcS-
tigaCirnr< : -. r~OHv"nr"ra.
l"upiciarin. 4. G. RIIllNl.R--a)2 West
mort A~vc.-kanSaS City, 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

ncsc0 Sahcr ri paradcr0 Il" mi madr". Cleo
ra~ Il. Gonzalez. ! dc Francisco, AnI0ni" Y
simon Gonzalez. GIc >upungo 81 rnrurn-
tran cn Lagos lie Moreno. JIliSc0. NrNIrO.
iiacr cuatiu amos que no i"ngO raZ0n dc
rllO>. Apradrrcr' cualGulrr inrormr uur -
me rnvlr. Direction: Sr. Fclip" t.0nZilcL.-
NuliU.e Mines. WICk"nDurg. Arizona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
NXSIH
darlOS

IF, c>c 81 jefet Sus mara
daS me aierran Y no me atrtvc-
r. 4 hIhiaTla.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Al escuchar los gritos que anun.
ciaban al famosO cazador Kenny
bol, Hacket saii0 Embellishments g.
Continually
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09

C0nrado Chavez. SaStrc. So harrn trajeS 4
Ia mchIda. Garanlizada perfection rn los
iraDajn>. c>perialidad IN v"StffoS dc So
Sol DCl6T0-a -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
DE VENTA.

Negocio productive y acreditado.
Excelente oportunidad. Page owen
cional. l02 Buena Vista 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17
Center

| Center
mr. HYDE left for Trinidad Sun
".
|W w. Mattocks was a Monte Wis
Sunday and Monday.
Everett and Cecil Dittmann left
week for Alamosa, where they
We employment.
Mrs. Ed Tobler, of Mirage, is vis-
ng her parents, R. M. Edwards,
10 her brothers, Clarence and
bis.
Mr.. Hoyt of the Soldiers Home
guest at the j. E. Irons home
18th of town last week.
The high school held picnic on
La Garita Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Warner and
and Mrs. Bert Clare were Cen
visitors Saturday.
n. c. Gilbreath shipped fat hogs
market Saturday.
M NJ. sutley and family spent Sun
angling at the reservoir.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Britton, Miss
hltz, Mrs. Twitchell spent Sunday
the reservoir.
Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. Joe May
chaperoned their Sunday school
sses of the M. E. church on a pic
Friday ON the Carnero.
Iarney Flynn and wife, Charles
ney and wife, VIM. Pilger and
billy, G. w. Reynolds and wife, and
f'' Chown were all shopping in
nte Vista Saturday.
les Fyock, Mrs. Dan McManis,
y Case Eubanks, Mrs. John Bro
eaer motored to Alamosa Sunday
'ee Mrs. Will Fyock, who is in the
'pltal at that place.
finis Edwards and wife and chill
~ were dinner guests at the Mel
home Sunday.
E. irons is remodeling his home.
A'sses Nellie Hyde, Maude Foley,
MOSS barger, Ira Martiney, Mr..
60. wood, Herbert Wood, Mr.. and
onas. Martiney were guests at
buckley home Sunday.
hamilton was a passenger on
'''ufday train for Denver.
r," wv" uraVes and wife, Frank
n ana wife attended the funeral
''nk Groenendyke at Monte Sun
"r. Groenendyke will be re-
'''eo by his many friends in
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this vicinity as the genial clerk in
the Wallace Mercantile Co. store at
Hooper some twenty years ago.
Miss Fern Mitchell left Saturday
for Virginia to spend the summer
visiting relatives. Prof. Hogland
left the same day for his home in
Alamosa.
The Baptist Missionary society of
the valley held their quarterly meet
ing in Center Thursday
Odd Fellows day was observed
last Sunday. Rev. Thurlow deliv-
cred the address This organization
attended in a body accompanied by
the Rebekahs. 49,.
Clarence Edwards, Will Dantice,
Roy Meese fished on the reserI DIR
Sunday.
Bernice Diller left Thursday .or
her home in Fort Garland.
Chas. Brown and wife are here On
visit to his brother Will. Chaa'
old friends are glad to see him and
talk over frontier days, when t. !,
valley was a land of wine and
honey (?).
Hobert and Forest Wood left thi
week for Dolores, Colo, where the,
expect to make their home. TIL :
irove stock through.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Saunders re-
turned from Rocky Ford. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Saun
ders' sister and children for visit
Dave Warner, VIM. Spencer, Ches-
ter Off, Carney Flynn and Mr.. Bacon
are serving on the jury this week in
Saguache.
F. A. Cottrell, John Brubacher,
Ben Smith and Paul Mccormick at
tended Odd Fellows convention at
Alamosa Monday evening.
A. C. Scarf, w. E. Sumpter, John
Sells and Mr.. Hairgrove attended the
ball game at Monte Vista Tuesday.
Ed Bennett went to Monte Vista
to meet his wife and children. They
will occupy the John Fyock resi-
dence.
Miss Alice Miles left Tuesday for
Colorado Springs and Boulder for an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives.
j. J. Nevins took his daughter,
Maurice Nevins, Ruth Howard Of
Saguache, and Miss Bonnie Hun
sacker to Gunnison Monday to attend
summer school.
Chas. Damey and family, and Mr..
IN
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Bowen

Frank Berriman and VIM. Blank
enship went to the Montezuma coun-
try Monday.
Mabel Goff' went to Oxford Mon
day morning for a few days visit
with her little friend Alice Baker.
Music lovers will find congenial
company at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hook. They have fine graf
onola and piano recently purchased.
Walter Bogart bought new feed
grinder this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Golf and son,
Mrs. Blankenship and children and
Mrs. s. T.. Golf went out to Bert
SHELLS north of Center to spend the
day Tuesday. Mrs. Smell and daugh-
ter Helen returned with them for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Assay entertained the Ladies'
Aid at their regular meeting Thurs
day.
Mrs. Resor is visiting at John Nc
Connel's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns enter
tanned at Sunday dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Crooks and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jennings and
children.
Frank Goff is shearing sheep this
week.
Bowen was well represented in the
excursion to the La lara consolidated
school and all spent an enjoyable and
profitable day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goff and
OWl6uI dHu NuuCe bpcul ouuudy dt
r. V. Coles.
Chas. Torrey was taken i'll Sunday
and is now at the Monte Vista hos
pital. Friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
The we'll digger has been at work
putting down wells for VIM. Mahl,
Forrest Golf and NJ. s. Woods this
week.
Mr.. Rupert Knapp and bride went
to Denver Wednesday evening on
their honeymoon trip. They have
the good will and best wishes of
their many friends here.
The V. B. s. class are planning for
their annual picnic in the hills Fri
day 1t hes been the custom for the
young people to spend day in the
hills before Children's day to get
decorations for the church.
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Frank Berriman and VIM. Blank
enship went to the Montezuma coun-
try Monday.
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Alamosa Sunday to visit friends.

Messrs. Sumpter, Hairgrove, Scarf
and Smaley motored to Alamosa Sun
day to attend the ball game at that
place.
Neal Jones. accompanied by his
mother, ,Mrs. D. 8. Jones, motored to
Gunnisoh Monday to take Mary Brow
ana Mae Jones to attend summer
school at that place. -
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Smith left for
Gunnison to attend institute.
DR.. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. 8. Tracy and Perry Steven
son were among the number that
spent Saturday and Sunday flirting
with the speckled beauties. Many
fell victims.
Mrs. Will Fyock, who has been
seriously i'll at the Davlin hospital
at Alamosa, is out of danger.
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Mabel Goff' went to Oxford Mon
day morning for a few days visit
with her little friend Alice Baker.
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A photoplay that will no doubt be
seen by many is Madame X" which
will be the attraction at the Iris this
Saturday matinee and night. 1t is
in six acts. Dorothy Donnelly's mag
nifcent Interpretation on the stage
OF the woman who drifted in search
Of love is duplicated on the screen.
Madame X" is Gold Rooster"
play.
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this vicinity as the genial clerk in
the Wallace Mercantile Co. store at
Hooper some twenty years ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Smith left for
Gunnison to attend institute.
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Chas. Damey and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Carney Flynn motored to
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Miss Fern Mitchell left Saturday
for Virginia to spend the summer
visiting relatives. Prof. Hogland
left the same day for his home in
Alamosa.