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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-07
To guard and immortalize the trust
Can't Escape Service Abroad.

brass
To guard and immortalize the trust.
Can't Escape Service Abroad.
"The sole additional ground of the
petition is that by the common law
it was the right of petitioners to re-
main within the realm and that this
right should now be held to relieve
them from military service beyond
the borders of the United States.
The reply is that the common law
that is, the immemorial English law
can not prevail as to the United
States or it's people against the eX-
plicit provisions of an act of Con-
gress. Nor has a court of the United
States power to declare an act of
Congress invalid because it is inimical
to the common law. The touchstone
for such judicial power is the Con-
stitution and nothing else.
at remains to be determined wheth-
er the Constitution has conferred
authority on Congress 20 enact this
law. Clause II of Article |. section
8 of the Constitution. empowers Con-
gress to raise and support armies.
This power is plenary. 1t is not re-
stricted in any n Congress
may summon to its Army thus auth
orized every citizen of the United
States. Since it may ummon all, il
may summon any. Said the Supreme
Court in the case of the United
States V. Tarble (13 Wallace. 40S)
Among the powers assigned to the
National Government is the power tt
raise and support armies.
Its control over the subject is ~plenarl
and exclusive. 1t can determin,
without question from any STATE
authority how the Army shall b,
raised. whether by voluntary enlist
ments or forced draft. the age a
which the soldiers shall be receive,
and the period for which they shall
be taken, the compensation he shall
be allowed. and the service to which
he shall be assigned
1T is urged hat by this Legislation
Congress has taken over and in thi
way conscripted the National Guard
This, it is said, is the State militia
1t is contended under clause II o
the article and section above quote,
that such militia can be used only t.
execute teh laws of the Union. to sup
press insurrection and repel invasion
Since those petitioners are not mem
bers of the National Guard. in n
event could their rights in this wa
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
Smith-NIac Arthur

A wedding that comes as a surprise
TO many friends took place Friday
evening October 18th at five O'Clock
at the Presbyterian Manse at Ala
mosa, when Miss Lola Smith. young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F..
Smith, and Mr.. Robert x. Mac Arthur
We're united in marriage by the Rev.
G. S. Darley. They left the same
evening for short wedding trip to
Denver and Boulder. The bride and
groom are well known here and arc
very popular with the younger set
They have the congratulations and
best wishes for a happy welded life
from a host of friends They will
make their home in the Bowsherresi-
dence on Davis st. Mrs Macarthur
for the past two years has been the
efficient local news reporter for the
Journal
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
Missionary Society

Missionary Society
The regular Thank offering meet
ing of the Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist church was held at
the home of Mrs. H l.. Merchant
Thursday afternooh. Mrs. George
Burgett assisting hostess. The fol-
lowing program was enjoyed:
Paper-"The Power of Prayer"
Mrs. Foster
Solo Miss Anna Kerr
Paper-"God's Plan for Finance"
Mrs. H Howard
Solo Mr. George Burgett
Recitation Lucille Merchant
Reading Mrs R. B. Worth
w. C. T. U. Work Mrs. Davis
Piano Duet
Mrs. Momyer, Mrs. Maclean
Mrs D. E. Smith had as her dinner
guests Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mac Arthur, Mrs. VIM. Mcneil.
Miss Drtina and Miss Porgess en-
tertained the Teachers 900" club
last Friday evening and at the close
of the evening served dainty refresh
ments to Misses Worth, Heisig, Ril-
ey, Corlett, Westlund, Bigelow,
Blankenbaker DIETRICH, Gotham,
Thompson
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1917
SOCIE TY
Wedding Bells

Two quiet and business like we'd
dings took place in Monte Vista
Thursday evening, Oct. 25th Miss
Mable Berg and Mr.. Ray Metz were
married at flve-thirty O'Clock at the
Christian parsonage by the Rev. l.,
G. Anderson The impressive ring
service being used. Their only wit
nesses were Miss Helen Kimball and
Mr.. Ephriam Clark Immediately af-
ter the ceremony the young people
went to the Methodist parsonage
where Miss Kimball and Mr. Clark
were united in marriage by the Rev.
A. NJ. Maclean. The brides looked
worry pretty in their neat travelling
costumes They motored to Alamosa
where they left on the evening train
for a short wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Metz going to Freeport, Ill, for
visit with his relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark will spend a few days in
Denver Both couples have been
very close friends for a number OF
years and 1t seems very fitting that
they should marry and spend their
honeymoon together. They are well
and favorably known in Monte Vista
and the surrounding community and
have the very best wishes of a host
of friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
=. II. o. Society

Chapter v, p. II. o. society met I'm
regular session Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. f. Good
ding. After the short business meet
ing Mrs. Chas. Bishop in most in
teresting way gave the history of p.
f. o. Letters from nonresident
members were read by Mrs. Linder-
hoim. The members present were
Mesdames Ward, Vale. Mitchell
Francklin, Bushinger, F. L. and
ohas' Bishop, Linderholm. Holt. Wis
itors were Mrs. Fletcher of Denver
ana Mrs. John N. Kerr of Nevada
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
kecn-Waters

Miss Ethel Keen of "a West Arch
er Place, Denver, will be married to
DR.. Albert Patterson Waters of
Monte Vista, Saturday evening, Oct.
27th. Miss Mary Breckenridge of
Pueblo will be bridesmaid. The mar
riage will be the result of a romance
that was begun at West Denver High
school several years ago and was con-
tinued in the University of Colorado
at Boulder where DR.. Waters was a
student OF medicine and Miss Keen
was in the college of liberal arts.
DR.. Waters is medical partner of
DR.. Moninger and he and his wife
will make their home in Monte Vista
in the DR.. Immenschuh cottage in the
west part of town.
Miss Grace Dee Warren of Monte
Vista and Mr.. Thomas D. Wheeler of
Tatomas, Colo, were quietly married
at Alamosa Tuesday evening, Oct
23rd, by James p. Roper. Mr. and
Mrs. Wheel r will make their home
on ranch at Tatomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macarthur
were dinner guests Tuesday evening
of Mr. and Mrs. John Macarthur
and Thursday noon were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred bunker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
Shower

Mrs Glenn Goff entertained at a
shower Thursday evening given in
honor of Mrs. Robert Macarthur.
Cafeteria refreshments were enjoyed
and the latter part of the evening
was spent at the picture show. The
guests were Mesdames Roy Waltman.
VIM Mcneil, Walter DIETRICH, Coy
Wright, Powell, Misses Norma Zahn-
en-, Marion Hecker, Mildred Baird
Corda Cellman. Helen Graham, Lois
Fogle, Gladys Bigelow, Ethel Graves,
Violet Lebedeff Minnie Brunnemer,
Gladys Davis, Lillian Wright Hazel
Tramp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
Birthday Party

Birthday Party
Mrs. Annie Mccormick entertained
few little people at pleasant par
ty Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 24th,
given in celebration of the sixth
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Verna After an hour of games.
dainty refreshments were served to
Ellouise Smith, Myrba and Lou Ed
da Hart, Katherine and Doris Kayal-
&c. vesta Curtin, Kathleen Johnson,
Elizabeth Williams, and Elizabeth
Linderholm.
Miss Florence Kennels and Miss
Este McQuinn spent the week end
with Misses Edith and Goldie Nc
Cormick.
Mr. and Mrs w c. Kennels were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Annie Nc
Cormick, Sunday.
Miss Zola Kavalec entertained a
few friends Monday evening in honor
of her twelfth birthday The house
was decorated in black cats and
Jack'o lanterns, many Halloween
games were played and at five o'clock
very choice refreshments served.
The guests were Miss Abbie Corlett,
Elizabeth Pollock, Izola Corrington,
Blanch Nicely, Lois Fogle, lone Good
knight, Carnelia Jackson, Laura
Spencer, Ruth Caldwell, Thelma
Correll, Ruth Van Nostrand, Helen
Eagle, Gladys Ditto, Rhea Hart, Vir-
ginia Crawley, Helen Stocker, May
Wilson, Margaret Akers, Clara May
| Naslund.
Mrs. VIM Ginders was hostess to
the Friday Embroidery Club last Fri
day afternoon The members present
were: Instrumentation, r. Loser,
Haggard, d. E. Smith, Wempen,
| Berry, Fogle, Waltman. Mrs. Gin
ders, gests were: Mesdames Bates,
| Crawley and VIM. Heilman.
Mrs. Blood of Center entertained
at luncheon last Saturday in honor of
her sister of Denver. The ladies at
tending from Monte Vista were Mes
danes E. l.. Carter, Chas. Bishop
II. L. Morrison. Vale and R R. Nit
chell.
|
| The ladies of Plummer Addition
met last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Glenn Watson and or
ganized Red Cross club. They de-
cided to have Tuesday as their club
day and held their second meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 23rd, with Mrs. Fred
Startling. This club will cooperate
with the East End Red Cross club in
the making of muslin bandages
Their next meeting will be Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Murphy and the
East End club will meet with Mrs
Palmer Conant next Wednesday af-
ternoon. Everyone cordially invited
Birthday Party
Mrs. R ]. Kavalec is entertaining
a number of little folks this after
noon (Friday) at Halloween party
given in celebration of the tenth
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27
Birthday Party

Mrs. R. ]. Kavalec is entertaining
a number of little folks this after
noon (Friday) at a Halloween party
given in celebration of the tenth
birthday of her daughter Doris. The
table where refreshments will be
served is centered with a pretty
birthday cake. The children invited
to the party are Anna Lee Munsell,
Vesta Curtain, Gladys Mccormick,
Dorothy Mcgee, Mary Lujon, Joan
Linderholm, Georgine Baldwin, Mar
garet Cannon, Margarite Gilbreath.
Ina and Vera Haggerman, Melba
Hart. Marion. Mexican, Ruth Eagle,
Ruth Heilman, Gretna Norman,
Edith Wilson, Margaret and Helen
Wallace.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-10-27

Another strong Mutual drama
in which love for q child conuuers
jealousy, and you owe it to your
self to see Miss Rambeau who is
Broadway's newest and brightest
star. Also the one reel FORD
WEEKLY. 10 and Is Cents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
FUE APREHfNOIOO EN- NUEM
ORLEANS IN PRESUNTO
AGtNTf VIlISTA g.,

NUENA ORLEANS. Enero 25.-
\. Gomez, IN meXicanG de Guien la
policia dc esta Ciudad ; los agcntes
del gobierno federal aqui tenian sos
E"chas De que fuera un agcnte vi
liista con una impertante mission en-
este pals y fuG a~prchendido aver y sen
tenciado por Ia Cortc dc Policia- a
Gica iiaS dc arrcsto en- la Carccl dc
Ii Ciudad. acusado de ser IN indivi-
duo sospechoSo y peligroso.
Dicesc que dos documcntos y "a
riaS cartas dc Villa y otros jefes vi
llistas dirigidaS a Gomez Y otras per-
sonas residences en- este pals, lie fue-
ron cncontradaS al presunto agente
v~i!lista.
Las autoridadcs del gobicrno cstan
hacienda una investigation para de-
tcrminar 81 lc rcsultan al dctcnido
algunos cargos por dclitos del order
federal, para que en- tai case, sea
consignado Il las autoridadcs compc-
tcntcs. ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
OUEDO ORGANIZADG Ell CIRCU-
10 FRANCO-ESPANOL

En- Ia Residential del d.. don Fer
narIo Lopez, Sc rcunicron aver va
rias personals con objcto dc organizar
una association que ~llcvari por NOM
brc Circu!o Franco-ESpaHoI Y que
tcndra por obieto eI pcrfeccionamicn-
10 en- los idiomas cspanol y frances.
Sc ha clcgido e. ~jucvcs de cada Sc
mana para las rcunicncs. las que ten
dram lugar en- q Carolina Tea
Rooms" situado en- cl Travis Park. De
! a ) Sc daran classes de frances
' de ) = 6 de espaHol. La Quota de in
grcso scra dc dos pesos Y ademas. Sc
?agara I'm peso cada mes para cubrir
los gastos del local Y dc los rcfrcs-
COS gu" Sc sirvau a los miembros du-
rante las confercncias.
Sc nos ir,forma que qucdara prohi-
bi,jo tratar TODD asunto p"olitico y re-
ligioso y que Sc p"rocurarin Suscrip-
clones Il rcvistas Y pcriodicoS scicc-
tos tambiGu con los fondos dc Quotas
Y cntradaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
Las predicas de una
peligrosa
Emma Goldman dice que los jovenes no deber
obedecer nj a sus padres nj a sus maestros

tiiba tai desacato, que eSoS mucha-
chos serian con ell tempo hombres
buenos Y TITLES a la causa.
Alexandra Berkman, cuyo roIlbre
m figurado mucho en- el complot anar
quista de San Francisco, California,
que Sc desarroll6 durante Ina parada
de los que abogan por la preparation
mili5ar, dijo a H. oyentes, que 10 mas
rlalo que contra cl habian e~ncontra-
do las autoridades, era "un paquete
de cartas amorosas dc Emma Gold
man." Dijo tambien que sc necesi-
taba dinero para la defensa de los
reos anarquistas de San Francisco, y
despuGs de insistir mucho sobre el
punto, consiguio que Sc reuniera en-
ire los ccncurrentes, la suma de Qua
renta y se;s d6lares. Una muier rega-
IL ST. anillo de bodas, que Berkman
califico de "una r~cliquia de los legfs-
ladores," V Ell que remato en- $3.25.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
ia PUNITIEA F.STABLECENA 81
E.iMPAMENTO PROVISIONAL EN-
OJD FEDERICO.
Niclc d. Ia primcra plana}.

COIonia Dublan el martcs ell la tardc.
De fucntc fidcdigna sabesc que Ia
concentration dc los puestos avanZa-
dos en- Col0nia Duhlan, ha qucdado
Va terminada, que todos los where's y
pCrtrcchos, ticndas y cquipos, han 81
do Va cOlocados en- gran numCrO &c O.
mioncs que han cmpezado a sallr na-
ra Ia fiontcra, dc acuerio con los IN
formca ~rCcibidos eli 81 consuiado "a
rrancista dc csta ciudad, pcro hasta a
bora no Sc ha iniciado la Marcia de
las IropaS c~spcrandosc que csta Sc la
"a antes de cuarcnta y ocho horaS.
Aver llcgaron d Columbus, \. NJ,
cinco t.enes de camiones que en- con-
into componian 100 tractores, con-
ducicndo tcios cllos pcrtrechos y Vi
vercs de Ia base dc Colonia Dublin.
Tanhicu fucron traidOs d Colum.
I bus. yeinticinco dc los soldados Ell
, fcrrnus que sc hailabau en- Cl hospital
dc campana cStablccido en- CoIonia
/ DUBLIN, habicnIo sido inmcdiatamcn-
t. trasIadados al Hospital Militar que
nay establecido ALI.
En- los c!rculos militares de ests
ciudad Sc decia anoche que proba,
. hlcmentc Ct general Pershins retar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
SUlzA ESTA INUNDAOA 0C CSpIAS

!etcnU a los csplas austro-germanoS,
que son. por 10 general, muy %listoS, Y
tienen habiles completes. Por elem
pIo, n%die soSpocharia que n respe-
table sonora alemana, viuda del profe-
sor Mayer, que habia reSidido mas de
trcinta amos en- Ia pclu"na aldca de
OhcrNirk, ccrca DC Luccrna, era una
|c5n,pIicc lie in cspia famosO.
ma respectable anciana compromsti-
da.
Esct anciana, que odiaba II guerra,
urocIamaha en- alta voZ. que a ella
lc dabu vcrrUcn2a ser alemant, por-
que AIcn.ania era responsible de Ia
GUERRA. ' VIVA ina vida quicta Y re-
tirada. 10 mismo que cStoS uitimos
trcIntp anos. cstaha complicada cn e!
fan.oso case dc ~cspion@jc, como conf
pllce principal! lie 81 hijo Y cl conocidc
csula del Serricio Sccrcto alcman, 4
|o.fo Walker.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
INA BELLA SORDO-MUDA FUE
VICTIMA...


atac0 por IA cspalda; scgin el acusa-
do. tUdo 10 que cl hizo fuc prOtcStar
contra cl ar"cStO dc sus companeros,
Gicicndo que no habian hccho NADIA
que mcrccicra ell arrcsto; cl hccfo
Is que ci policia golpc0 cruclmcntc a
DiaZ con la cuiata DC su pistola, has
Ia d~ciarlo on cstado inconsciente.
Dcsic cntonccs Francisco no ha po-
lido rc"obrar cI uso dc sus faculta-
dcs nj 10 ]rccobrari nunca, a. dcclr
Ic los abogados.
Los olros dos mcXicanOs d~cclaran
cue eI polic!a habia disparado dos Te-
ccS sobrc Diaz Y que no habiendo
hcchp EIanco, 10 ataco con la culata
dc la ~pistoIa golpcandolo en- cl era
nco, cuando va cstaba caido.
Sea. que ct policia haya obrado on
jcgitima dcrcusa 0 no, 10 cierto es
quo Francisco Diaz fuc golpeado
cruclmcntc por el y que 81 fucra ha-
ccrsc estricta justicia, dcbcria casti-
garSc CT po!icia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26

NUEVA YORK, Encro 22.-"Detes-
to a los hombres o muchachos apo
cados que siemprc estan dispucsros a
obcdecer las leycS V reglas cstableci-
das, dljo Ia 'archisacerdotiza del anar
CUISINE" Emma Goldman, ell una con-
f~erencia que systemic anoche en- 81
Harlem Masonic Hall. ubicado en- ell
numeru 80 de Ia avenida LeuX.
Los muchachos y las muchachas no
deberian obedecer numca l sus pa
drcs O a sus maestros. Tai obedlencia
conduca q la estupideZ. Ustades ha-
bran notado que los mas malos mu-
chachos Y muchachaS. rcSultan 4 la
postre los hombrcs Y las mujcres mas
COMPLETENESS"
Precisamentc on cSCs m~omentos, al
gunos de esos muchachoS idca!izados
por la conference.-the. arrojaron a! sa-
ION algunas bolas de nieve. La senOri-
Ia Goldman Dip cue no lie impor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
UN PERIoDICO CARRANCIsTA...
Nienc Je Ia cuarla plano).

numcro dc ciudadanos de entire quic-
mes Sc seIeccion6 el siguiente jura-
do: }. B. Morton, Ernesto Whales,
Santiago Fl. Sanchez. John a. Ward.
William Barton. {. A. Swcdbcrg, ST.
mon g. Dominique. J. J. Garcia, Chas
Clifton, L. \. Rciscr, j. W. Brcws-
tar y Z. B. Brewster.
Aver tarde Sc principle q tomar
testimonio y hoy Sc i~niciaron los de-
bates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
Ii FNPEhhDOR YDSHIfIITO d.
SOLYIO... ...... -. -. E. -.


ma plataforma con el mismo PROPOSE
to que los antcriorcs. pero fucron asc-
diados a golpcs antes de lograr su
i~a;cntr. Z! cX-ministro pidi6 que cl
Primer Ninistro Terauchi prcsentara
81 renuncia alegando que su ministc-
rio era anticcnStitucional. &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
OUEDO CORTADA LA COMUNI.
CACION TELEGRAFICA CON
CH!HUAHUA....


capital del vccino Estade, diccn que
st ha SabiGo ALI que n partida Vi
llista Sc halla ccrca dc Santa Sofia,
pohlacion Situada como a cicnto Gin
cuenta miIIas al sur dc CiuIad Jua-
roz, Y quo algunas otras partidas han
sido vistaa en- San Miguel, Bavicora
Y en- Ia cntrada del canon dc Santa
Clara, todos csos puntos ell las cereal
mas DC Ia region ocupada Dor las lro.
pas cEpe1icionariss amcricaras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
FL DOMINO DE LAS BOCAS DEL
DANUBIO goo.
Nirn" ~ Ii >cgunda pIana).

lnas ,~aiioso. pues dcbido a su pro-
fGnaiaad sirvc para la navegaci6n dc
harcos no solo mercantcS, sino hasta
de guerra. Is razcnable, por 10 tanto,
csperar QUE los alcmanes haran .-un
Ecdcroso csfucrZo para c%ontrolar esa
importante Via fluvial
RI ci;ado critico hace tambicn al
"unas considcraciones sobre las ope-
raciones que estin dcsarrollando los
t~cutones en- la region Soptentrional
del teatro oriental, en- las c~ercanias
ne Riga. flndadas en- las Iltimas no.
ticias ~rccihiias de csc frcnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
La DANA de las bombas.

Nine. Louise Novcrratz dc CoiIy,
una DANA muy respectable, dc nacio-
ralidad dudosa. pero francamcnrc ar
li-alemana. fur detcniGa al Salir para
Irancia, nor TO habcr podido ocultar
docc bomhas dc dinamita, que llcyaba
eli una maleta &c mano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
A,gNTURAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES,
ia ~ centavUS iOmOJ

&,ENTURAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
Ia ~ ceuIavUS iOm0J
i EendedOr de CSdaVCres.
{! rU0U DEL tIamante "zul.
Ia hila tel uSurtro.
Blackwell. el pirata del lameSlS'
Jack 81 desI Ipdd0r-
los mCTp;irrOs falS0S de LondTes.
Id 'ualeia SdnsrIenta.
IN mGdirO criminal.
r! trs.anIeRlo del ulrCclUr-
sherlock Holmes : cl cOnlFabahaisls Ut
uplo. .
\ Is, UuCrtas &c H. mueFIe.
Ia vluIa r0ia lie I'ST:S.
LIS brstla hUmaAa.
Una nochc de Terror.
III ropu del collar dc prT.as.
l.. nrame pOSada del cairo.
II nauGVagl0 de Corfu
ii rry lie los bandldOs-
NOveIaS q ~ cenlaycs
ATtr Ge DuScar marldo.
hImUr 5 -inartlTIO.
GtIVar!O lie amor.
II uOyIO preStBdO.
Fl ~purgatOIiu dc las SOlteraS.
FL raralSU lie las muJeres.
Fl inferno ue los h0ulorcS.
Il NADIA dc los mares.
Fl Collar de cSmcr9!daS.
FL nlGo de Tu!SefOreS-
Fl 81 de las ninaS-
RI alma en- IN besd.
ID. IH.j ,u ir- ilbles.
- MA lr los flores.
Ia nina de los iaZmines.
Ia viUus G!@gTc-
- C1rle del amor.
Ia vrlU,">a del dollar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26
/ M tarra dificil.

Hay que aIn!tir cue Ia policia sui
d tiene uua t2rca may dificil para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-26

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snobbery wrecked Her Life.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 5-Three mem-
bers of Pittsburgh S exclusive social
set were paying today the toll that
Maize Colbert declared in Warren, Pa,
seven years ago, that she would exact
from society because it refused to ac-
cept her. They were Wenman Lewis
and his wife, father and mother OF
Bernard Wesley Lewis, and the widow
of the spendthrift broker, who ended
his wife in an Atlantic City hotel
yesterday.
They will pay; In make them or
die in the attempt Maize is said to
have told a girl friend shortly before
she left Warren to embark wilfully
upon the course that brought death to
her and to Lewis. By "they" she
meant society.
Maize was a waitress in the Ex-
change hotel in Warren. There she
fell in love with young millionaire,
member of one Of the wealthiest and
most prominent families in north
western Pennsylvania. The match
was broken through the interference
of her fiance's parents.
Her friends there declare that it was
a real love mateh-on the part of each
and probably the only sincere af-
fair of the heart that the Kane beauty
ever had. Because of the refusal of
his family to permit the marriage,
Maize declared vengeance; swore
quietly but emphatically that she was
through with the path Of reetitude. A
few days later she left Warren, went
to Erie and was initiated by woman,
notorious throughout the east, in the
batting, bleeding, heartbreaking and
home-rending game that she pursued
for the next six years in Philadelphia.