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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
WAR WOOD
sateman's Arm Amputated.

Yesterday forenoon. the right arm
or John Bateman was ampu ated NJ
the North Wheeling hospital. where
he vas removed following the acci.
dent With which he met while operat.
ing concrete mixer AZ the dam uu.
der construction opposite south War
wood. Wednesday Iuornt., A WORK.
man who Witnessed the accident said
if was the most horrible and distress
ing mishay he ever saw: that Bate
man = arm was drawn through the
crNsher as he sqIlrmed about before
me machinery could be stopped. and
That part o. The crushed arm was
found IN The Cogs after the accident.
Haieman came from Pennsylvania and
had been working az the dam only A
i"A DAYS when be met Vi n the acci.
DEM The dam people have taken
every precautiou 70 prevent ans acct
Dent. and 30 is said that b. Haien4n
had been more careful the accident
would not have occurred iI. ,orf.
i1n wa bad lasf evening and 90 Is
ictr' fnaf boz riI NOT survive Olaf.
sn'ce and opera IDr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

Work ON tho now addition 70 the
Home Of the Good Sneprard has basu
started IN earnest. ana fHe work from
now ON VIII be RUSHED. Contractor Jack
SoI' HaS a force ~ 0'on erragel ar pres
ont on the foundation ~ the s.-,.rf,tre
me old structure was DESTROYED hv fire
seN~tsl months ago and the new strti--
t4re VIII replace j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

public sale ot the tee cream eeliip-
fnrrf uf a. IS Sr'ts-- - Elm Grove
VIII hc hcil Saturday n -terroon start
mr. NJ fr. 90 iis place % lrstuess
.t. 90 f." stare .uUE The building
N-'. "I Kinds or the latest ffupr0te-
frcrfr. W.T. be- offered ror sric hr Afr-
'lpn""r g. D. Rice. Tie reason for .,ll-
i'f That fh~ owner faS NOS had
cnNrch patronage 60 nav experSo-
Thor" ar" nine stores o. Elm Cove sell
go ire cfoatu md th.f, - r.: one tlat
lH'ron.zos home industries. hence the
sr.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

The local people who are members Of
The English Lutheran church. have
been holding services IN the North
War"ood school building al intervals
and sunday school regularly. There
are over 100 English Lutheran resid.
Ing here and fully that many chi.
dren OF that denomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Granted Patent on rab,. 1..,n

- w =. ~ Daireil, president or the
EoEtoria Glass Company and A g.
Scroggins. secretary OF the same firm,
We're granted patent on = new electric
table lamp. in the patent department Al
Washineton. n. e. II II said that IN =
lamp IL a great Improvement over all
otners on The market to-day and a great
sale ts anticipated for the lamp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
baptist Picnic To-day.

H. The Baptist sunday school will hold
ttheir annual picnic to-day at the J. 7.
3onar farm on Roberts Ridge The
kcommittee on arrangements have made
provisions for a number OF wagons Ia
kconvey the party TO the beautiful spot
Ppf holding the affair. All members OF
ne sunday school and their friends are
requested 20 meet at the church this
Pnorning at o'clock. Refreshments
will be served on the grounds. All arr
lcordiaily invited 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Just say eLosslT. That's all your
Dealer Knows.
peRrea Team, nfnata-

80 Tho Mystic lodge Gearcc team Or the
knights ~ rytrias hclf a very inter
sstiuF meeting list evening IN their
IedEe rooms a. Elm Grow The promo
eitN'N ~ buying new suits was discuss
q and other matters taken up Tie
dccre" team ss one 81 tUe nest eou.t-
) ~ 20 TIE state trd viii 10 on hand
80 the limitations lcreaftc-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

Ihe HfTons IIty and Elm f;rOVe n r
t"hm ana the bridgeport : G. team will
cross bats SATURDAY afternoon on m.
Film Grove diamond. large crowd IL
~ uected To be IA attendance. All ladies'
VIII q" admitted 20 the grounds free.
y good game will be the result as both
teams are evenly matched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

fN rev store room 90 DO occurred fv
'NarloT fockc. - Fulton a. IN f-e
cream Narior nrf newarfrcr stove. f.
progressing ~'relv rrl tre erfI-f-~o
u. DO for lffef ~ a very fo-,- 4ava
Nr Woke VIII dei yer Sunday raro-a -
o. '1"n'- ~ fN~ org tho pho district
Or ago Goo cream. Ills uauy friends
Wish D. r success tn hl= Ies In -ertas-
irS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

IAe g."lic meeting that WIS Oh. l,,.
eeH hc.l "H tnc Nurwoul D. 81 a.
. i'"iii7 tAi- evening az o.e.a.k ~.
tD Hhtc ur-u .iI4te-ztu ht Af...., 49,
h'Nir.t aaa uc~u poe luusu ..rf.l
.N'a evening" 900 t.s saIfir l.iur. .v..,s
the ihi ratrnius weather 10 - tn-
Intention 90 enc AIu4f4Is cHrr.fr.tf,. ..r
."r association 90 turu over the -fr.
p" thr .ourg men ut Warstoua a. .
3 Gag si'AuNF -rf.. Tee D. 3d. &C. s. b..f.-
q % -'is's-. .rn. .fA ttr .lr-rst--.I-
- tnat i.r gfp4u1s Co hrst D.. s.oi
safIliou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
90 3 Elm arorn -. r.or,.

The boys ~ TIE Ctfv and I'm Grove
raiIF'a ueid picnic yesterday. w
wheeling creek. and sure had q Zine
liile. J.! kinds OF game. fishing swim
ming. aud other diversions were IN
oniE"d IN by TIE merry makers IL is
GAINED That a man by the name OF
oates teil IN The crock and had 10 be
rescued by some 81 the other boys
ilenfy 81 good things 20 eat were on
mana and tho boys who snatch the
nickels did ample justice 10 IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
FULTON Rrfdga

| The work of completing the new floor
! OF the Fulton bridge will - cotunletcl
some time TO-DAY and tranic will be re-
stunned over g. When the new work On
~. ~, "IInHsh street Is completed n will
Z mako quite an Improvement 60 tho ont
th'-pike district AMI the roadwav will
need no repairing for some time to
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Groundhog lunch At Frank Miilcrs
stone House. Elm Grove.

The excaVating work FOR the new ad-
The evcavatirg work for the new adj
clifton 10 the Vance Memorial church
AZ WOOD sdaie. was started yesterday bv
ne contractors In charge and the next
itN weeks viii make quite an improve
ment TO the appearance OF the structure
IN" stone for the work IL already on
we ground. and the stone ma sons will
be busy from nov on. II Will be late
IN the fall before the work is cum
plcted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Sure Cure for the blues. GLoSsIT
Ask your Dealer.
Keid Instiilation Last rveninr

Local Lodge. Little Prince, No 70
k- of +. met last evening at its head
quarters In the Trust Company build
png and TRANSACTED. considerable busi-
press. Following the Transaction OF busl-
Enesr the Installation OF the OFFICERS re-
kcently elected for the ensuing term. A
Hocis! session closed the meeting which
was largely attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Lawn Fet. AZ rdgtnr.on.

lawn fefe will be given by the
members 81 st " chaeis Catholic church
N the Schensr lawn on MONDAY. July
J" ana "a large crowd IS expected To at
tend a. usual The proceeds derived
rom tho occasion viii GO FOR the benefit
.Cf the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

To Resume Operations.

The blown department OF the Fostoria
GLASS Company will resume operations
On Monday. following the usual two
weeks shut down for repairs and in
soicinR. The pressed ware depart me Mt
viii not resume operations until one
week later and by that time every de-
partment of the large concern will be
working Extensive repairs are being
made to the various departments and
the new furnace and four story struct-
IRE which Is under construction are
progressing along very nicely and will
tsoon be completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Many rai. IN P.r.a..

MANY olf-the-p - residents took in
ne psrade held yesterday IN wheeling
- tae Noooman quite a number came
from Dallas and the " s-.ltrs 49, 80
aef. anu The trains over the u and "
brought many visitors also. The livery
man iva thriving business Special
Gers were run b. the City and Elm
Grove Railroad Company throuE hOut the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

Grounding lunch at Frank Millcr's
Stone House. Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Improvements Star+ea.

Grounding lunch AZ Frank Miner's
Stone House. Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
OUT-TFE-PIKR


- clD1sns 81 I'm lrpse weFe treaf-
% % tne strtg ~ IN s-ulxra~. t-.fa
t-eeihs t1relsn tat toNr g-sf~r1ay
a. steGp a. th- d~rot Ter = short tIrl-
ana All sttl4s 90 Uniforms 49, unrr
ana all kinds OF lusraE~ ca-ri-~. 80
lls Van Nl< male a. a. baitl more.
va ana Sas eolrl FOR Eosnrs in Tea
80 o2ts hnna Nary 81 ffe strarg~rs
way where smpioym-nr has bsen secur~d
for them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
Mseting Postponsa unt,l rn-n,ah.

Make your Work Easy. Use
GLOsSiT. Ask your Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

Coming Of Columbus.
At the Brunswick Theatre to day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12
MOUNDSYILLE


Ths car 90 "a afozrt-~iIis division
- ths ~h--fins Tr.cftra CsrpeEy
st.rtef % run over a. ns- f-.es snteh
80 comrirt-d tate r~sfrrtar et~nlr9
In~ track - tuuf sious ~ t~Ty
etrcns~rt nnss s4ck - t.inE ercas--i
Win c~rrfnf MurE or fhs fsarinE 10
NJ the cd track has air~tfV b--a STARTED
snn tns ma tracs paral.ii witl ths one
rcnptefed I'll h. Tl-hsd rspiciy to
tomrl~tton Tf~ tracss extend from
Nc foct ~ tee S-rF~-- - sAort dis-
Ance below tn hospital
John szi.sgaver DEED
John SaltrEavsr. one - the most
1rOmfnent ana puuular vyunx men 80
wis city died ~ the ncfn- ~ hi par-
erfs. on 1srerfon avenue yesterday
afternoon. az rs o'~i~ek The deceased
was twenty three yeats - age and IL
scrNtNed By bis parents and one sister
Miss nellie NJ arrangements have been
made for the funsral Air Saitrgaver
had been sufferer from tuberculosis
Tor the past three years and had been
confined - hts room for The past three
weeks ana his death Was expected al
any time. John. ne was known
among his many friends. MS formerly
employed as "a newspaper man IN North
carolina. also iu Wheeling and his many
Close friends throughout the communi-
~ regret his demise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-12

Tim" is frc11"rt'y money iost unless
''u take aetartare ~ o.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
TOMORROW NIGHT At 8 O'CLOCK SHARP

er .hls section OF the state and the
people are watching with easerness
the progress OF the race.
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Vie " the Prizes Yourself.

" you wish 10 IuIIy rcailze Whai
Is In store for you. visit the places
wher the prizes ar. on display and
view them for yourself The Grand
Capital Prize 1913 completely
equipped FORD touring ear may
be seen at the Trinidad Novelty
Works. where II was purchased. The
$685. konler 4 Campbell pianos are
being exhibited At the Knight
Campbell Music Co.. J. W. Cooley. To-
cal agent. OF which they were pur'
chased. The 500 diamond rings
may be viewed at the jeweiry estab-
lishments OF l.. u. Hall, ". T.. Bauer
and y. l.. Allen. while the 20-ycai
guaranteed Ladies' Gold Watches can
be seen ut T.. l.. Aliens and l.. II,
Halls jcwclry stores.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
About the Outcome.

or course. 1t Is impossible to pre-
dict the outcome OF the contest at the
present time. as the present records
do not necessarily indicae future
standing or success in winning. The
subscriptions are coming in more
rapidly every day and the number OF
votes issued would have come pretty
close to deciding the recent presi-
dental election in favor of either of
the defeated candidates. The daily
Increase in votes is noticeable all Ov-
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

CONTINUED on page sevenD
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|. .%++%*+<+%+++<++

= This Is the offer In substance: 4
= To every candidate who turns 4
= In five NEW twelve month SUBJ 4
= scriptions between now and De-
= ccmber goth. at ? y. m. We Will 4
= give an extra ballot OF $4,000 4
= votes.
= To every candidate who turns 1
= in five NEW six-mon;hs sub
= scriptions between now and De-
= cembcr goth. at . p. m. We will
= give an extra ballot of $4,000
= votes.
= These votes are in addition to 1
= the regular vote issued on all
= subscriptions.
= EVERY NEW SUBScRIP- !
= TION OF THREE MONTHS OR !
= OVER COUNTS on THIS OF I
= FER. 1
= II Is not necessary to turn in .
= an entire club at one time. but I
= subscriptions should be turned :
= in MS secured. and after the Of :
= fer closes an extra ballot for all :
= extra votes due will be mailed :
= to each candidate.
= = = = = = = + = = = = = = = & :
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUTSIDE
CANDIDATES

10 enable canolo1teS outsl0e
Of Trinidad to have the same
length Of time TO work OH the
Big Special Offer as those in'the
city. we will accept all new sub.
seriptions Of three months or
over. sent in by outside candi.
dates. and apply them on the Of
fer for extra votes, il they are
mailed BY 8 o'clock on the night
Of Friday. December 20. All
that is necessary is that the post
mark or postmaster's signature
on the outside Of the envelope
showing that the envelope or
package was mailed by 8 o'clock
that night.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

JOhnson. 80. "os.O
veda Harris. Slo San Pedro. 5:SGo
10y Clarke. S00 Arizona a"!G"
Teresa I,esrh. ga Goddard. SOC 4"
Thcima coppeis. IN Ati,.. 1886"
Margaret Dcnnison. loo
Spruce street.. go. ..... 's96u
Mary Mccoy. eth and Oak ..tsi3O
Pearl Ashley. l3li Linden. IGsGo
Mrs. Jas. Thompson.
Ii9 Maple &c. ....... f6S:o
i.,ipi. Bent. co: First street. i6610
Ruth Rogers. +:O. y. Com. $4,000
Bessie Caskcy. i2i +. Seventh +'12o
Myrtle Martin. 2lt S. Walnut i'33"
Hope Barnes. ??6 Spruce. 80. ASH"
Ruth Harris. 9Th & Baltimore t010
Maud. Claim. Gl6 T.. Second. 1880
Carrie Smith. GIG Arizona. -. i:S90
Ruth Perkins. ais =. Topeka i2:9o
Aiiccn Dauxherty. :i3 Walnut 1880
Wilmer Chandler. Ala +. eth. .I::o0
Zc;ta Reeves. eos Frost. 80. .seOa0
Zoc Young. il2 Maple. ..usso
Mabel Dctamore
1925 San Pedro street -. 1860
Anna Hern. San Pedro street aosi0
Anna Butz. 30S Johnson 1890
Mrs. o. l.. Davis. Jr.
1879 san Pedro street. 3SS3O
Edna Hatton. 6lI Chestnut $3.50
Mildred Thompson. II: Ariz.. 1880
Julia Henson. 620 +. First. e. $3.50
Ada Smith. Engleviiie Hiii. .r?0
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

1
-people are watching with easerness
the progress OF the race.
Many Fake Rumors.
As is usual In an affair OF this
kind. many false rumors ar. afloat In
regard 10 the contest itself and the
sanding OF the various candidates.
The primary object OF these rumors
Is the discourasemcnt of some candi-
date who is proving n dangerous COM
petitor. Someone. no doubt. feels
that with YOt' out o; the way. her
chances for success would bc bright
er. In other words. your success Is
lnterferin: with hers. Fence she us
~ various means and ways 10 cause
you TO give up the race. \ friend OF
hers probably meets you upon the
street and tells YOU OF the Immense
number of votes sh. has. probably
naming some altogether kreposterous
figure. or course. you are no, certain
OF the truth Of the statement, hut
when another friend OF hers meets
You aud says til. same thing. you feel
rs though you were already beaten
and are willing to give up. probably
after having met with splendid sue
cess, and being rleh, In line FOR
handsome prize. In starting such
rumors. there Is always u motive In
view. and an application OF good com
mon sense will always show you the
improbabiiity OF such statement. II
you had n large number OF votes.
would you he preaching the fact to
the public at large and thus show
your hapd to those from whom yon
have bccS careful TO conceal II? No.
certainly not.
Many wiseacres. whose principal
occupation In life sccms to be- n con-
stant mouthing OF such things which
they know nothing Of. are also
abroad during m affair of this kind.
distributing Srntuitously inside infor-
nation In regard to the contest to all
who will listen. Such xnrblings are
but the rawlings OF weakened minds
aud deserve no consideration from
thinking people. Sound business
judgment. which readily recognizes
the utter impossibii!,y OF anything
but square dealing In nm affair OF
this kind. viii dismiss without con-
sideiatlon all such rumors.
Big Offer Important to All.
Judging by the reports which have
been received from the majority Of
candidates since the announcement
Of the Big Special Offer. which closes
tomorrow night. all are working
earnestly To sccur. the new subscrip-
tions which will cntitic them to the
ezra votes. Each recognizes the op-
portunity she has before her to build
mp u substantial reserve. and practic-
ally every one has made up her mind
10 take every possible advantage OF
every provision OF the offer by . o.
clock tomorrow night.
Contest Office Hours.
The Contest Office Is open all day
up 10 s o'clock in the evening. Can
didntes. their friends or anyone in
tcrcsted In the contest. are welcome
AT all times. For the benefit of those
who cannot come during the day We
remain In the office in the evening.
aud IL you cannot make your visits
during the day. do not hesitate to
come in the evening before o'clock.
You will be as courtcousiy received
and assisted every bit as much as
any other candidate.
Future Subscriptions.
In many cases candidates will meet
people who desire to assist them bv
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
Coupon Not Good after Dec. 29 Coupon
The Chronicle-News
Trinidad, Colorado
GRAND CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN
=n.7-si at5ft.e .-~,
This Coupon Will Count for 10 Votes
For
Address
Goodfo
|
h. rnunfSd
Paulsh" Manot. Rugby. -.
blanche Umfug. Wnisenbure j..

Paulih" Mauot. Rugby. ...:i:m'
blanche Umfug. Waisenburs. .tl.o
May Thompson. Forbes. ..aiii"
i.orcc Muth. Axuilar. -. 3as."
Eta Dryden. Delagia. ..525i0
Maggie Ray. Aguiiar. -. .:lGao
Anna sha,,xhncsay. Hastings. .aniGo
Nellie Thomas. Herwind. e. Logan
Emma capps. La vcta... 1880
Margaret Lloyd. Lester. -. 1860
Lois King. Tol'crbmrg. ....tS?.0
Ruby Floyd. Thatcher. .......i1s"0
Lola Mcfarland. La veta. .t&SG"
Mary Stack, :iaiachite. .i3a:O
Marsoleic Fcuriai. Sharpsdaic. 4eeto
Vera l.insing. Rugby. y........il3?o
Annie Rogers. Rouse. 1870
I-avcta Springer Malachiic. .3s:io
Eellio vasquex. Hicks. $3.50
Margaret Woodward. Ludlow. 1890
Jennie Wyles. Bcrwind. ..1:s90
Hazel Mauiden. La vcta. ..cs6?O
Isabelle O'Neiii. Tabasco. .:l:1"
Pearl Waters. Tolierburg. =. ..IaS4n
Lizzie Grady. Rugby =. ......l 1880
Lila IouKhead. La veta... ..l"G?0
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

TAGE OF 1T. At o'clock tomorrow
night this offer will come to a close.
and the chance to secure these thou
sands of extra votes will have passed.
Remember. . o'clock tomorrow nigh,
marks the close OF tn. BIG SPECIAL
OFFER.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

An unfortunate person bcref, OF
the senses OF sight. speech and hear
lng, in other words. q deaf. dumb and
blind person. would he aware OF the
fact that the Great Popularity Gam
paign of The Chronicle News IS the
one big event In Southern Colorado
and Northern New Mexico at this
time. The great interest In the con-
test, which showed 50 strongly at the
start. has. instead of diminishing.
grown steadily with the passing OF
each day. and bids fair to soon reach
the fever-heat mark. Nothing has
30 taken hold OF and held peoples
minds In years. and practically every
one In tho City of Trinidad nn'i
throughout southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico Is interested In
the outcome.
Each popular young woman In the
race seems to consider II her boun-
den duty to make as good showing
ms possible during this week. the last
of the Big Special Offer. and Is going
after the new subscriptions at an un-
20 after the new subscriptions. and
pitch right in with a determination
to win. and give the other candidates
the race of their lives are the ones
who are going to come out victorious
in the end Nothing is ever gained
by laying back and letting others
pick up the prizes OF life. Nothing
like this big offer will ever be given
in this section. in all probability. and
the opportunity grasped Immediately
and strivcn for earnestly will not be
regretted.
Only One More Day Of the Big
Special Offer.
Do not overlook The tact that THE
RIG SPECIAL. OFFER CLOSES TO-
MORROW NIGHT At . O'CLOCK.
The Importance of this offer and the
opportunities 1t affords for securing
extra votes are too great and mean
TOO much to every candidate to be
overlooked. and YOU HAVE ONLY
ONE MORE DAY To TAKE ADvAN-
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
Last Chance to Secure the Thousands of Extra
Votes TOMORROW. Do Not Overlook This
Golden Opportunity for Extra Votes
NOT YET TOO late TO ENTER RACE AND WIN
People Thought the Wide Extent Of Territory
Covered BY this Paper Interested to the Ex-
treme. Each Day Brings Many Changes
Candidates Standings. "HUS7LE"
is the Watchword of Au

SIXTY MONTHS NEW BUSINESS SECURES THE EXTRA VOTES
Candidates Of the fact that SIXTY MONTHS
ENTITIES THEM TO THE $1,000 EXTRA VOTES
Every subscription three months counts this offer
subscriptions turned during the offer by
candidate equals 60 months she entitled to the extra votes Some
understand this fact Also candidate not limited
this offer but clubs she desires
club will entitle her TO 80 900 extra votes
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
DISTRICT NO. 4

= Consists Of Las Animns comn- e
= ~ Of Colorado south OF the Las &
= Animas river. including all =
= towns and territory bordering =
= on the river. and Union and Col =
= fax counties. OF New Mexico. =
May Wilson. Starkviiie. -. foolish
Rae Coe. Tercio... -. ...... ,o3i"
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19

subscribing 10. The Chronicle.
News. hut are already taking u daily
paper. which Is paid In advance and
do moi desire to have two daily papers
coming Into their homes nj the same
time. To assist candidates In every
way and to enable them to secure the
benefits Of such assistance. We have
ARRANGED tn accept all such subscrip.
tions. with the amount OF the sub
scrip,ion. and hold them for delivery
At any future date named by the
subscriber.
Something Important. 2nd Payments
Here IL mn important tip that every
candidate should take advantage Of.
You have probsbiy approached many
persons for subscriptions and these
have obliged you with subscriptions
for one. two or three months. Now.
II you induce these people to extend
their subscriptions for longer periods.
and they undoubtedly will after see
ing what q REAL newspaper the
ChronIcie-Sews Is. you receive the
benefit of many additional votes. For
example: A person who subscribed
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gained for you 600 votes. II new
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sons subscription. for nm additional
~ months. or,ape year in all. you
receive the benefit Of these votes Civ
on on n regular Lew yearly sibscrip-
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su bscriber who was NEW" Mt the
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throughout. th. contest. no matter
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mere changing OF the name of one
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OLD. and will he 20 counted during
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