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New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
News for Theater G0eys and Women Readers
REVELATI0NS0F A WIFE
By ADELE GARRISON

] Cant be done, my dear" Dicky replied airily. Then with a caress- ing note in his voice he turned to me.
 When you know this little lady 1 better, Madge, you'll find out that the | words most frequently on her lips are: Wont you come and eat with me? He sang the words in clever l parody then went on more earnestly.
 She is the most hospitab1e little soul 1 III the country, wears herself out l cooking for all the reprobates like me that Al knows and brings down to his home.
 And such eats!" Dicky heaved sigh that came from his boots. 1 Nothing like 'em in this world. Manys the time I've asked her to marry me, and let me be a father to Al, just to have best right to the eats, put she wouldn't have me-
 T suppose I ought to be very grateful to you for refusing him. ch1med in as gayly as I could, de- termined to give Mrs. Durkee the inn precision that l shared Dicky's high | spirits
 You bet you ought" Dicky re- 1 torted. Much chance you or anybody ! else would have had if Mrs. Durkee -NNNN oAiIy pA OIitloCo Iu SIoW lily IOI1d- toes for me"
 Get along with you, you ridiculous toy," laughed Mrs. Durkee
 Just for that here's where the l reighbors get shocked" he laughed Tack audaciously, and, swinging her clear of the ground, he kissed her, Lut her down again, and then skipped nimbly into the machine.
 Put her into high" he said laugh ingly to MT. Birdsall. i've got to get away from here. My life's in danger"
 He waved his hat with grandilo- Quent flourish as the machine started Little Mrs. Durkee shook her head rlayfully at him, but there was a flush upon her face which my Woman's intuition told me was dis pleasure at the extent to which Dickv had carried his nonsense I was about to tell Dicky that I thought he had annoyed her, then on second thought l resolved to say nothing about it.. I foresow that I would have problems enough of my own to solve with this irresponsible husband of mine without trying to regulate his conduct toward people whom he had known years before he met me.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

sat- the
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

ton to the above the Bray Paramount Cartoon, a fun-provoking Mutual comedy and the Seeing America First Travel pictures will also be shown. The musical program in connection with the above will be of the usual high standard maintained at this house. The shows vii be at the usual hours: Matinee, 2:15, evening, 7:3O and the prices, matinees, five cents, evening, ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14
CzEMA ON BABYS |FACE AND KNEES
y Tiny Red PimpIes. Changed To Dry, Scaly Crusts. Kept
 Hands in Bags.
FAILED BYCUTICURA ,OAP AND OINTMENT

When my little girl was baby she had .ehes of eczema on her face and over her les. Tho breaking out was like very i red pimples at first and soon changed Dry scaly crusts, giving a very rough earance, and causing her much dis fort. and kept her hands in bags to D her from scratching.
 2 tried several kinds of salves and liquids ch did not benefit her and she looked se. Then began to use Cuticura Soap
 Ointment and soon after she grew Ter and was quickly healed. I have hys kept the Cuticura Soap and Oint-
 It in the house since" (Signed) Mrs. (H. Knight, 5 East High St., Newbury, ks., Oct. 19, 1915.
 eep your face young by daily use of cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
 mpIe Each Free by Mail ith 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
 postcard |'Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos- l" Sold throughout the world.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-14

Copied after the toggery of art students, this fetching outfit for sports comes in a white satin skirt, deep hemmed, and a black velvet bobbed jacket. Please observe how smart are the tucked pockets, the foppy tie and the panama hat with black pop- pies appliQued.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

The readers 81 tAis pepper vii -
pleased - learn that tAsre b - least
one dreaded disease tAat sciences -
been able 20 cure IN All its stages, End
that = CaterTA. Hsil's Ustarsh oxrs
is the Osiy positive exre rev nsw known
t. the medical fraternity. oatar1A he
Jag constitutional disssse, resairxs .
constitutional treatment. Halls ca
tara Ia taken internally. acting direet-
~ xpoa the baooe and Eascsas surfaces
Of the system. thereby Gestlsyisg TIE
foundation Of the disease. and RsviEe
the patient strength By buadiag - the
constitution and assisting nature in DO
ing its wW&. Tne rruPFistsrs have ss
nuch fsita IA it's curative powers that
they effer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to ev.s. sead fer
list of testimonials
Address F. j. CHENEY q CO.. Toe
de, o.
Sold by all Druggists. Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills fer eessa-
patisn.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Dear Ministe ; OF the BePtisi
family we are trying - bUild up
the waste placing in eur district
by sending our missionaries into
this territory. We cas only be
able 10 do this to the extent that
you cooperate with Us In q hnsn-
cial way. We have tive splen-
did Den % the hcId this year
yos. through yeur messengers
aelp TO place them there. row.
you are obligated TO help care Tor
shem. Please do not di appoint
as in our mex, Executive Board
meeting.
We are expecting . good re-
port Tor our missionaries Elder |.
w. Winston and w. d. Sinms.
and let % care for them and fsmi-
lies while they are AZ work ia the
destitute field. VIII you heed
this message breihreni Let NJ
hear hem yos through the Ca
Eette.
Dent ferget the soc promised
qsarteriy IRON the churches. Sur
DAY Schools.
B. ?. US asd Womea Soei-
cites for Rev. ]. n. Washington
Who are TO assist while al Roget
Williams University See what
Or. A. M. Townsend. Pres has
20 say 10 this issse.
Elder J. b MeCrasy.
Moderator
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

states. We stuffed ballot b =.
-. re shot Negroes and we are
not ashamed OF it, and we will do
It again. Senator Ben Tilaaa.
They are not too coed to stuff
thea nov. Seer The Republl-
can party slept IN their rights By
allowing the rights OF the Ne
grees to be stolen iron them 10
many OF the states that they aee5
now. which would be republican
il the rights OF the Negroes verc
properly ssfsgsarded.
Rev. ]. II Smith. and vile will
leave Tor bis new charge East ST j.
Louis Saturday. Nay peace
and haPpiness iollew them to
theis new home.
Mr. Henry Rice. formerly Of
this ssty. nsv OF Indianapolis,
lad. was ia the city = few days
szo. and called to see the editor.
Henry Nicely. left for St. Losis,
Mo-. Thursday to be present at
operation OF his sister Agoes.
The coiored wcmsn OF Metro.
polls. Broskpor,. and Unionvills,
worked and voted like our Negrs
Soldiers fought ia all the WAR;
fer liberty. They helped TO via
the day Ter che sspsblieans 10 1lIi-
sois.
The eslosed wonea ia South
efa Illinois were hcrsines indes d
AID proved thsir loyalty 20 the
race.
Rev ]. B. McCrsry. pastor OF
Unity Baptist church Brsokpon,
baptized \ candidate last Sunday
eomisg from the Methodist chsreh
and ~as received TO the baptist
faith. The church continues ts
grow.
Tbs ueabefs are raHylag hard
TO iaclose the sew church ku,la-
ing in order TO hold service in the
church on Thaassg;vlrg cay.
We mead the help Of avery per-
ssa vhe wish to see the cssse oil
Christ prosper. You can belly us
hy donating either $50. 500 ~
1000 shingles.
Please help % Ii the xort.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10
NJ. Edi,ef:

NJ. Editor:
! a. exceedingly glad
to intora the readers OF the sc.
comPlished success oil car church
aad Sunday Schos'.
Oar School opesed At $50 ..
m. By the Supt
AT Is:oo .. -. Rev. u. Z.
ParneIl. preached an Inspiring ses.
mes.
At soc .. -. the eAsreA re-
asseabled. .asd after prayer sat
praise service Rev. Parnsn pre-.
ached another strsag sermon issn
Matt. o;Io. Thea Rev. p. y
French adnisistersa the Lesd',
Sappss.
AT 1880 p. n tAa church esn.
gsegsted thsaseivss together tc
listen 70 9 powerful discourse d.
liversd By Rev. Fresch from ,
Ckrsnicis 1919. kveryoss il
the house fcjsiesd 10 the Gsd o.
their salvation.
Ths Carnatiea Club made III
report les the .eath OF October
and tssaed over to the church thu
amount OF $lS 90 Mrs.. Maiindi
Foster 10 the skeient psesidenl
and deserves nsch credit.
The Sewing Circle ssd Ca, nat.
lea Club will be entertained q,
the hsme Of Mrs. Anss Owess.
Mfs. Matte Haysss will 70 Il
81, Lsuis. this week for 90 indeS.
ate stay.
Mr.. Jim Williams uaissd With
che church Sunday.
J. J. Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10
ORGANIZATIONS sUSYonrfyo
EkE SRHDIEo AhEzxn1fuuT.

Yhs following sfvis ssusnissfSsns
have commented asd pbsAgs1 caSDsst
al shs TAG knea6nes<,
nlinsis rsrxsss' instststA IiiiAsis
1anusetursss' a~sssisun. cAicaes
1sA nrAats ss~sA csss csuaty Rsa,
nssato board. iiitnsfs Csmmssssai NJ.
srssioA. ssriassese CAamssw ss Gem
xasrss. Peoria CAazbev Of CsMnsres
Aoshfsrd Read hnte beard CAieaes
Asssots<sm q csmmssua. nuflaise
GAstruet'sn nsnvlsysyw ssssssstssn,
ckssaSo Beard % TraAA IIiinsls Daah.
~ assssktiea. osmxsrsia eisb q
CAioass. fsausts<zi duo u CahAes.
ctssssnS sssesfsstsa. Hsnf1tsn clue
noausis sluh. Ifiins1s Live 0ssn
Dees4ssy assse(ssssA. ysrWWe ovain
Dsa,syt asssctAtioA Of Tfsfac1s. tsek
con. Grange WIN csuafy. Civic cish q
kevaass. Retail Merchants assecs.,
ttsn. Real Estate association Of Iiib
nsis, Supervisory csusty csnmissisnr
srz. couRH sd Probate Clerks Asso-
sfasfen; nxsUtive COMMITTEES. Chicago
Retail Druggists association. and log.
fsiative committee. Illinois Pharmar
eeuttcl association.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Reader IL q bloc or red @ark
appears on the head OF your pa
pet narked With 50 * it is to
sctiiy yos that you oro ior the
paper and are netiged Ito pay up.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Hartford. KY. arrived 10 the city
Monday for - Indefinite visit.
Kdsar Orington vas In Pads-
cab. Wednesday.
Lssser Holland was a Padsesh
visitor last week.
Miss Maude Porter vas IL the
city Tuesday to vote.
Miss French OF St. Louis. Me.
IL n q! Q city Tor an indie fate ,ssy
Mas Anna Roberts vas ia the
city last week
T. A. Urquhar., came Asae se
vote ruesday. rs,uraing to Yads-
Wednesday 2. m.
Mrs. Ssllie Debson asd gr.ad-
daughter Miss Ruth retained from
Padacah, last week.
The Remkers Of Daxaae Club
Brockport, will visit the eonven.
ton OF che Ist Baptist church oil
Met. opeli'. ssaday and spend
the day.
srookport. remains 10 the dry
column By q large aad an increas-
ed majority. The $500 90 offer
ed the membcrs OF the Unity
Baptist church IL they wosid vote
vet sad the paaer would use his
infseuce 70 that cad did sot work
We tsld some OF the whne peo-
pie OF Bfoekport. Though We
were in financial straits 10 trying
to pat q roof on oar church and
to meet osr obligation. yet the
Negroes had principle u.des
thar black skinsand that all Ne
groes were set alike No doubt
some Of them sold out but not as
many as they thsught would vote
for the saloon. The editor aaI
pastor 10 proud OF those black
wsmen and wea Who upheld the
banner OF Iesss Christ. asrality
righteousness and Negrs man.
hood and womsaaood land dem
onstrated that fact that some Me-
grees are sssssisg Tor principle
Rec. W. 2. Wassingtsn. oil
Mt. vesnos. is 10 the city Goa
ducting revival meeting toi
Rev. Thos. Morris. ct the IA.
tioch Bsptis, church.
We. the pastor asd members Of
the Unity Baptist church. Bresk.
port. ask that every pastor and
church in the district life a. after
colle>,isa after each service Sse.
day TO assist US 10 paying ioi
shingles TO csver our cAsrch. II
vill not hsrt yes. Send msusy
money to pastor. J. D Mccrssy.
Metropolis. and you will be re-.
c-ipssd thresgh the Gasetts.
WAC will rsspend TO this Mace.
doaian eryf IS IS will buy ss
1000 sAingles. 81 IS will bsy
500 shinzlss aud ssc will pay ie'
$50 shingles. The s. S. and
ether auxiliarss cas- help us Ia
this hods OF need.
B. NcCsary. Pastor.
Mrs. Annie Arriiagtos. si Sc,
Lss;s. Mo-. 10 in the city on Tia
accesnt OF the illness Of Der sis-
ter. Mrs.. Princess Bell. She il
'osewhat Improved ~ this writ.
ing.
Illinois is back Ia the Repubn.
cas icld where it,ighsly bs'ongs.
These is too sueA juggling
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10
Republican Ticket

For.-Presideat Caas. E. Hughes
Far yicezzPr-s. Chas. w. Fairbanks
For Governor Frank o. Lowden
For Lieut.. Gov. John G. Oglesby
Fer Sec. of.Stats IL. l.. :Emmerson
For State Treasurer Len Small
For AID. ofYPdo Ats Andrew Russell
For Atty. Gen. Edward ]. Brundage
For Congressman sat-large
w. E. Mason. Mediil Mccormick
For,Rsp. in Cong. ..ssThos. S. Williams
Equalization Board Ralph Proctor
Representatives Oral P. Tuttle
....... -. Claude F. Lacy
States Attorney Walter Roberts
Great Clerk :. ...Celfax Morris
:. Coroner. ..... Geo. A. Stewart
I" Surveyor. .-..-.... .Thos PERKINS
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10
Axms,s ~, ern ssxeasA

ESary enc Ii forward 60 cerlraun q
ssss rsw3eEirss s1xs .aisssad siheT tzeA
ur rartsss. 81 n be we're fra. ma EA4
nora. ~ s4s ewn. Tsss being sb36etsd
On al EsasA. n h Hsrssd tfust q b =
fanst aps a hs0<ranes 10 izsw3e<BA
What new b ske pcref ne e<hT ~
IA That avery nan sAsu1s ~ ntcNi
stksrx Sre3ssss<s red srhra:ns
ewn. NE cry way - rssoss -
krsxs esase u EEnesanes ks1s error 81
u Tie World n for svory ee,s farfastIse
b 10 s1xsksns knmseti.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

We have Just received sone
more OF Native Sslvs aad il Is
goisg vssy fast. those in Carbon
sAd Md. City esa sscnre . box
or more new by soc. per box.
Act quick II you want II. Send
all crssss TO Hsv. J. B. he Crazy.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

veusa s.,DsgwssAss esp - ne
eseA y eeiasos oscgJsiss sssSs1 '
Aass Tf'sA SusiswE syg, ssFuiso 81
y ere ossa sseusae vsnssz zssH
sssAsso sssgss,s1 ssaAlls sAs
AeSsses IssFninx.
fls Abssnt.SiinAsd Froessses-"nGy
tzsses Aac puk enc hstsoa too nanny "a
ny vese ] must out n eE That-s
tsHay: Aox there's q batt0aAaks soe
many. WHAT'S - go q aTitaksstief
s--eeuz1sA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Seal % Q trial order for the
Great Natsre Sslve. see q Bsx.
Why suRef when you css be re-
Rsved Tor ssch a small amount.
Read osr esarsntse ca the front
cage Of TAs Cszetre.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

n Osxsvs Drought se1asa ss9ss
q - u>ssss. - 80 sssess5sa -
esagmsne n sAa1 nsw s1sos sAAu lss4
NE Cd eesA % ssAss ve,1a. = -
saIy 80 ~ yupysesnsS esegiasts1s-
4 n. w1issasst = sAn fnns1eGDue
y ass<1susf1rAs
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10
NOTICE.

To the churches. s. s. b. y
2. U. and w. z. Il Ms. cou-
posing Mt Olive Baptist A,,sei-
altos ct our meeting held II
Colps. Ill. in Sept. IL ~as recon-
nended that each local depart
NEST messioned send up qsarter-
ly to the Executive Board soc
to assist Rcv. ]. N Washington.
the Suuuay School nissioasry
10 paying his expessrs through
Roger Williams Usiversity a,
Nashville. Tens.
Several OF the ckurchss hsve
slready paid for the Ist quarter.
Yes can send 10 Ter the yess, ball
81 quarter OF the yeas BY mai
or thfssgh delegate At the aext
sxecutiee Board meeting. Thurs
day before the 3rd Sunday in
Dee. 1t Mt. Vernon. We have
sotihse DIR. A. n. Townsesd.
Pres. OF the University OF the
action si the action Of esr Body
and he 10 holdiss Us responsible
for same Please tear out this
notics Tor refsreses a. il may sss
occur again.
BY order OF the Association,
]. D. MeCrary.
Moderator. Metropolis, III.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Yfank Lowdes will sedseD iili-
nois rem democracy IN Eovsm-
Der.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

Paper and every other article
used ir . sswsPapes have 5uaped
shy-high. therefore il takes more
money TO operate a paper than
ever before. II you appreciate
our Efforts to give 200 q good
paper. ysu will not hesitate to
psy Up ~ once
The Gazette. Office has just re-
eived q large consignment Of
Letter Heads. Envelopes. Bill
Hssds. Cards & etc Let us do
sons OF pour job work.
The brothep that promised 10
pay the editor OF The Gazette.
for the paper IL they lived. Poor
ieIlowsl they are dead ios they
have set paid Tor the psper.
We are preparing to hasd o nsm.
Der oil aames OF our subscribers 10
our collecting sgsat IS they sesn
to think We car rso on cold air.
We csa't and need our money 70
pay bills. yos seed not order
the paper stepped satil you pay
mp. The Law says so. We will
give you this wsek 10 psy ssne
u not ell.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-10

ElsYou must mali copy On
Mondays to secure publication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08

. new Esperanto "a country freed
from the rule of interruptions tyrants
and n people made happy and prosper
GUS by wise and impartial legislation.
When he had consented he threw him.
self into the cause with the undivided
zeal with which he endowed all Of his
acts. The Golfers Of his great fortune
were opened to those Of us to whom
were intrusted the secret moves Of the
game. His popularity was already so
great that he had practically forced
President Cruz to offer him the port
folio of minister Of war.
The time. Don Rafaei said in his let
ter. was ripe. Success. he prophesied.
was certain. The people were begin
ming to clamor publicly against Crux's
misrule. Bands of citizens in the capi-
tai were even going about Of nights
hurting stones at public buildings and
expressing their dissatisfaction. A
bronze statue Of President Cruz in the
botanical gardens had been lassoed
shout the neck and overthrown. 1t
only remained for me to arrive with
my force and my thousand rides and
for himeslf to come forward and pro-
claim himself the peoples savior to
overthrow Cruz in 4 single day. There
would be but q half hearted resistance
from the coo government troops sta
toned in the capital. The country was
ours. He presumed that BY this time
my steamer had arrived at Quintana's
camp. He proposed the 18th Of July
for the attack. That would give NJ six
days in which to strike camp and
uarch to Asuas Frias. In the mean
time Don Rafael remained NJ eoed
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08

mend your Compound to other ladies.
-Ml MARY RIDGwAY. Durand, Wis.
A Massachusetts Woman Writes:
Blackstone, Mass. =" my troubles
were from my age. and felt awfully
sick for three years. ! had hot flashes
often and frequently suffered from
pains. I took Lydia E. Pfnkham's
Vegetable Compound and now am WELL"
Mrs. PIERRE CoURNoYER, Box 239,
Blackstone. Mass.
Such warning symptoms as sense Of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches, back
aches, dread Of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation Of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, :rregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and dizziness, should be needed
by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08

Lieutenant Kearny. Manuel Orti-''
tent Is there by the brightest DIRE. Rout
him out and tel him to supply you
with food and blankets and clothes
We march again At daybreak-'
-keany thanked me briefly. but
feelingiy. and moved away.
He had gone scarcely a dozen sfe.,>
when a sudden flash Of bright iigh;
illumined the surrounding hili. A sin
lister. growing. Kissing sound like es
Gaping steam filled my ears. Then
followed 4 roar as Of distant thunder.
which grew louder every instant. Thi~
terrifying noise eliminated in . tire
mendous explosion which seemed to
rock the hills as nm earthquake would
The illumination waxed to a glare so
fierce that l clapped my hands to my
eyes to save them I thought the end
Of the world had come. l could think
of no natural phenomenon that would
explain II. My wits were staggering.
THE deafening explosion trailed on
into the heavy roar that had preceded
It. and through this heard the fright
ened shouts Of my troops as they
stumbled from their resting places and
rushed wildly about: also ] heard the
harsh tones Of Kearny's voice crying
They'll blame II on me. Of course. and
what the devil Il Is. it's not Francis
kearny that can give you an answerv
II opened my eyes. The hills were
stin there. dark and solid. II had not
been. then. u volcano or an earthquake.
I looked up at the sky and saw q com
et-like trail crossing the zenith and ex
tending westward. fiery trail waning
fainter and narrower each moment.
"a meteor" called aloud. A me
teor has fallen. There is no danger
"And then all other sounds were
drowned by a great shout from Kear
ny's throat. He had raised both hands
above his head and was standing tip
toe.
'Phocbe's gone. he cried with all
his lungs. She's busted and gone to
HI! Look, captain! The little red
headed hoodoo has blown herself TO
smithereens. She found Kearny too
tough to handle. and she pufYed up
with spite and meanness till her boiler
blew up. It'll be bad Luck" Kearny
no more. oh. let us be joyful!
'Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall:
Humpty busted. and that'n be air."
II looked up. wondering, and picked
out Saturn in his place. But the small
red. twinkling luminary In his vicinity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08


which Kearny had pointed out to me
rs his evil star, had vanished. had
seen It there but half an hour before
There was no doubt that one of those
awful and mysterious spasms of ma
ture had hurled 1t from the heavens.
Il clapped Kearny on the shoulder.
Little man. said l. let this clear
the way for you. 1t appears that as
trology has failed to subdue you. Your
horoscope must be cast anew with
pluck and loyalty for controlling stars
I play you to win. Now. get to your
tent and sleep Daybreak Is the word
AT 0 o'clock on the morning of the
18th Of July rode into Aguas Frias
with Kearny at my side. In his clean
linen suit and with his military poise
and keen eye he was a model Of a
lighting adventurer. had visions Of
him riding as commander Of President
valdeyia's bodyguard when the plums
Of the new republic should begin to fall
Carlos followed with the troops and
supplies. He was to halt in a wood
outside the town and remain concealed
there until he received the word to ad
vance.
"Kearny and rode down the Gale
Ancha toward the residencia Of Don
Rafael at the other side Of the town
As we passed the superb white build
ings Of the University Of Esperanto
saw at an open window the cleaning
spectacles and bald head of Herr Ber-
g0witz. professor Of the natural sci.
ences and friend Of Don Rafael and of
me and of the cause. He waved his
hand to me with his broad. bland
smile.
There wns no excitement apparent
In Aguas Frias. The people went about
leisurely a. at all times. The market
was thronged with bareheaded women
buying fruit and carne. We heard the
twang and tinkle Of string bands in
the patios Of the cantinas. We could
see that It was waiting game that
Don Rafael was playing.
"His residencia was q large but low
building around q great courtyard in
grounds crowded with ornamental
trees and tropic shrubs. At his door
IN old woman who came informed us
that Don Rafael had not yet arisen.
Tel him. said i. that Captain Ma-
lone and . friend wish TO see him 1t
once. Perhaps ~ has ovsrslspt'
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08


Delta Tribune: Ellsworth Kolb. who
last week left for North Delta bridge
by canoe for trip down the Gunnison
river to Grand Junction and from there
down the Grand to Moab. Utah, passed
through the city Wednesday for Mont
rose to arrange for his trip through the
Black canon sometime in September.
He reports his trip to Moab. Utah, .
distance Of III miles made in thirty
hours Of actual running time. He found
the West Water canon Of about twelve
miles . di6eult. feat and had to walk
most Of tie distance owing to tie num-
erous falls and, swift water. he se-
cared sons 6ns pictures and is we'll
pleased with ths trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-08

Iyo18 z. tlnkhAm's
Vegetable Com
pound When ] was
Is and had the
Ch GO Of Life,
. friend recon-
mended Il and It
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that ! took
several bottles. /
am now well and
healthv and rernsn.