davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24
Tacoma Birds Niqht SINGERS.

Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Clara Giles
pie Of 4139 South Yakima avenue re-
ports that Tacoma has birds that sing
In the night Eve have an orchard
that's frequently visited by these night
singing birds, said Mrs. Gillespie.
They MARBLE and trill very prettily.
although I have never been able to
see one.''
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24
Five Leuoed Colt.

Julietta, Ida. Harve southwick, a
farmer Of the Cream Ridge district, has
q Percheron colt with five legs The
fifth leg is joined to the left front foot
at the ankle, then branching into per-
feet foot.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24
VIII Keep Evans, Diary secret

London Mrs Evans, widow OF Sea-
man Evans, one Of the victims OF
SCOTS antarctic expedition. who re
ceiVed her husband s diary from the
hands Of Commander Evans, says that
she is forbidden to publish the diary
for two years
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24

Preacher Of Ninety eight In Pulpit.
Midd;etown. n. Y.The Rev. O. p.
.Cranda.l, who Is ninety-eight years old
and since his approximation has lived
at Ridgebnry, near here, preached a
sermon In the Methodist church there.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24
navy NEEDS
more CADETS.
Daniels Will Ask Congress to
Extend 1903 Law.
WOULD KEEP ACADEMY full
Unless Statute Is Renewed Annapolis
Will Have but 533 Students In 1917
& and Cost of Graduates Will Increase,
Says secretary-To Revise curricu-
lum For First Year.

- 2 i. ~ ~ ~ - + ~ .
Annapolis, Md.-secretary of the
Navy Daniels announced that he would
seek to have congress extend the pro-
visions of the law Of 1905 authorizing
the appointment of two midshipmen to
the Naval academy every four years
by each senator. representative and
delegate in congress. This law expires
this year, and unless it is extended the
number of appointments to the acad-
envy will be cut in half and within
four years the number Of midshipmen
will be reduced from 1889 to 5S3.
'The capacity Of the Naval acad-
emy,' said Secretary Daniels, lis suf-
fcient without enlargement to furnish
officers for the line and staff of the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-05-24
! =
1HUERTA ACCUSED
OF HIGH TREASON
Formal Charges Made by For.
mer Mexican Congressman.
PENALTY MAY Be DEATH.
II. Barron, Former Madero Agent,
Forwards Document to Mexican
House Of Representatives From New
York City Citing Grounds For Arti-.
S cles Of Impeachment. IS

s New York Charges of rebellion and
treason, of usurpatlon Of functions and
violence against prisoners have been
preferred against General Victoriano
Huerta, provisional president. of Mex
leo. by Heriberto Barron,l who was
commercial agent at New York for
General Francisco Madero, constitu-
tonal president of Mexico who was
assassinated on the night Of Feb. %,
this year, when on the way, as Huer-
zta's prisoner, from the national pal
ace to a prison on the outskirts of the
capital.
Senator Barron, formerly a member
OF the Mexican congress from the
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
Folsom, Arranges
Picnic; Trinidad
Folks limited

The citizens OF Trinidad who are
Interested In the Gulf-to-C Colorado
highway and good roads In general
are invited by f.. p. Bishop. secre-
tary OF the Folsom Industri league.
to attend "a Joint picnic OF Folsom
and Trinidad people at the ranch
house Of John Morrow ON Trinchera
Pass. Thursday. July II. Tho Fol-
som boosters promise that the crowd
OF citizens shall be well entertained
and well fed aud II closer relation
ship will be established between the
two towns on the highway.
The chief purpose OF the picnic =
10 have the people OF the towns in-
spect the work that liz being done on
the road 10 the pass. Secretary Fri
ar OF the local Chamber OF Commerce
II anxious that u large delegation 20
In automobiles to the picnic. Trini-
dad needs the aid and cooperation al
the live boosters Of Union county and
they are doins their part In road
building.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11


~ = lie In which he was entirely
corrrst. ii~ and I never in our live,
ron,rrH~d about ar In any way men
toned To- each other Morxsn and
company ot the steel 'rus, inv-s,iSs-
ton.
u never spoke To J. Pi-rponi Nor
gsn or any member of his firm In my
life: never communicated with him
or them in any manner whatsoever:
never told anybody risr To do ~.
MAS 10 my hos, knowledge aud b.-
lief ncvrr introduced even casually
To him or any of them. Never to
my lss-l kneNl-'Ixc aud belief. I a. ~
amy of them except Mr.. Morgan him
self and that ~as across the iarRc
dining room Of tho New Millard a,
= Gridiron club banquet.
- was several yrara ago iniro,iu,.
I'd to I.au,crbarh In Washington in
the presence Of several gentlemen
aud passed the usual saluis,ion.
That was all never raw him he.
fore or since ani never coEimunics,-
cG with him In any manner ~hai~o.
ever about any busincs. matter ~ha,
socscr.
II had never heard Of Lamar and
knew oniy by seeing his name In the
papcrs that there ts such u man a.
Lewis Casu tcdy ard. II seems In mo
that whom Mr. t.cdyard found out
that senator stones name ami mine
were being handled abou, by Lamar.
the pNrudo- Palmer and t.autcrbarh.
he ought to hav. let me know.
The speaker was not sworn aud
the committee did not ask him any
guestions. cIIlcft the room when
he had finished reading his state
mpnt
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
SuFFoCAIED BY
POISONOUS GAS
IN 0lD WELL

Overcome by monoxidc gas M he
dOncd well on his place forty-fivc
miles east this city shortly before
noon yesterday, Noah s. Robertson
fell back dead into four feet Of VIA
ter ut the bottom Of the well. when
an hour later his body WAS brought
mp out OF the thirty foot well It was
blue In color indicating that death
had been the result OF breathing
fumes OF poisonous sas. Coroner u.
u. Spe took possession Of the body.
Robertson was formerly n butcher
employed ia Trinidad and for some
time had been living on u claim he
yond the Model project. Yesterday
he and his fAtchr-in-lxw. W. II. Da.
Wis. started to clean out the old well.
Robertson down and began removing
some weeds and was taken sick
When h. WAS hauled up he complain
down there" Davis cautioned him
not to go down again. but Robertson
INSISTED and got into the bucket.
While he WAS being lowered he he.
came III aEan and fell out Of the
buckctinto tho water.
Robertson was thirty-fivc years oi
nsc. His wife died here two or three
years ago.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. July ll.-HoEs:
Receipts 10000: market steady: bulk
OF sales S.75 to s.s5. heavy SIS TO
SIS: packers and butchers $50 1,
SIS: light $50 to .s.s3: pigs 7.75 to
$50.
Cattle: Receipts :.30O: market
steady to weak: prime fed steers $40
to $50: dressed beef steers Z To
S.35: western steers 4 to $40:
southern steers $50 to s: cows t.:5
to Z: hcifcrs 6.:5 o $50: stockcis
and feeders $50 To =: bulls S..5 to
Z: calves 6 to S.35.
Sheep: Receipts 1000: market
steady: lambs S..s to s: ycariings :.
TO SIS: wcthcrs $50 tn $50: stock
cys aud feeders $50 to t.:s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
CHICAGO beard OF TRADE

Chicago. Iuly li.-0encrai rains
in tho sprinx crop beit tended today
to ease wheat. Holidays in Liverpool
and Paris cxcrtcd = similar tnf1ucnc,
q. Of late much builish activity has
across the Atlantic. He.
side. there were favorable harvest
adviccs from Russia. Tho opening
Was the same as last night to l off
|cSptcmbcr. which started At 50 Ia
SaA unchanged to 1 lower. declined
to Sss to Z.
The close was weak with Scptcm-
her IA ne, lower at SSc.
september corn opened l to Z down
|at 81 to Is and ssssed to GIL.
The close was wcsk At e0i to s0a
for september. net ioss Of II tn
ls.
September oats started | to I Of,
al 30 to l0A and fell 10 53s.
Close: Wheat. July ~: September
SIS: December 9ig to aI3.
Corn. Juiyy 5es: September SOL
to 6O2: December 5Ss.
Oats. July 3s: September 3?l: De-
ccmber ios to ~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July Ii.-iiogs: Receipts
5000: market slow: bulk of sale,
SIS To sos: light 81. TO $50:
mixed S.sS to s.:o. heavy 50: ta
sos. rough s.%s 10 s.sa: pixs -.
tn ,.
Cattle: Receipts i.:oo. marh~,
steady. b~cr~s 7..s to sio: Texas
si~rrs ! io $50: western s,~~rs Z .n
10 $40: storkera and feeders $50 ~
$50: cows and h-if-rs asa 10 $50.
rsivr. s to 1875.
sheep: R~ccipts iS.""". msrk-,
steady: native sheet s.ia to s.t:.
western as to s.t:. yratiiss- $50
To 7.!:: iambs. native &. 20 tn S.:.;
s~sicra s.:s 10 S.::.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
Boils Are Z 81
Bad indication
Danserou. F.llacy that they
arc Healthy stop
them.

The appearancessf bolie leeds many
people To consider them sikh of ro-
bust constitution. They are NOR. apt
TO signify IL condtlios pi sick blood.
sluggish circulation and u Morbid con-
dition Of III. body. Use s. =. S. for tho
blood.
II has the peculiar action ~ Soaking
through the intcstincs directly into tho
blood. In "a few minutes it's influence 10
ut work iE every artery. vein and tiny
capillary. Every membrane. every or
KAN Of the body. every cmunctory be-
comes In effect u hitcr to strain tho
blood Of Impurities The stimulating
properties Of u, i, compel the skin.
liver. bowels. kidneys. bladder to all
work To tn. one end Of casting out
every Irritating. every pain-innictinE
atom Of poison. u dirlodxrS by trrtGA-
tion all denominations In the Joints.
causes acid acrr-tions To dissolve. rem
drrn them neutral and Hcatt-rr those
peculiar formations In the skin that
cause boila and other skin rruptionn.
And beat Of all. this remarkabi. rem.
edy IL welcome to the weakest stomach.
You can xet 4 y. 4, AT any drug store.
beware Of any effort To sell you some.
thing claimed to be '.iust as good" II
yours II a peculiar ease and you desire
sxNsrt advice. write Z" thr swift HpSs
cine Co.. Iss Swift Bldg. AtIAats. o.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
morning with the Greek forces which
had Just taken Strumitxa.

81. Petersburg. Russia. uly IA
distinctly hopeful Wow is expressed
today by the Rus.ian pres. and In Of.
ficiai circles In regard to tn. balkan
situation. Peace IL regarded Kcncr-
ally ~ immincnt on account Of thr
cripplins of the bulgarian army and
tho severe iosscs sustained by S~rvia.
The Russian Red Cross society has
decided not To send any d-iarhmcnis
10 tho front
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
FASHION NOTES

The wells Of plain or dotted net
have u plated friii of lace.
4 sash of figured silk In shades o.
manvr. tan. and black can be- made
of - remnant successfully.
The tan calf storm whor off~rs
style and comfort. a-ins waterproof
For OUTING uip~. white hurkskin
o.tordn a,d rubber soi.d tennis shoes
arc l,rinr worn.
4 charming paIaaoi n covered,
ai,h ti,~ "n.-,nch ruffi-a OF isffsta.
With pink edges.
Win = skirt "f black and white
checked ms,-r,ai In worn = coat al
emerald green cloth.
\ beautiful yri simple gown ~
made of pink i-,ns~" combined With
figured blue fo,iisfd.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
HER PLEA.

A little daughter os = clergyman
was nUt feeling we'll and had tn lie
put 10 he'd carly.
Mother" ali. said. II want to scc
my dear father.
NO. dear said her mother. "a
thcr In not to he disturbed Just now.
Presently came a pleading ,oinc.
~ want to sec my father
NO. dear was the answer. ~
cannot disturb him"
Then the i-vcar- d-pRrtshion" "r
rose TO question Of privilege.
Mother said she. ~ am a sick
woman and ! want to see my minis
ter
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

of Arizona ~ n,s-idIinx with the IN.
iiiicai situation In Mexico. Mon
tsx"s'H superior. Consul si,npich. al
~ has been called upon io report On
thr rasr. News dispatches have stat
I'd that Montague Incurred the DIS.
pleasure of tho Mexican state ON.
riaia of canAnrs by refusing Ia canh
drafis In his capacity ss eA,hi-, of
an American banking company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
SIX IN AUTO ARE
KILLED BY TRAIN

taos Angelica. Cal. July ii-Car,
Huffman. his wife aud three chill
rrn and his aunt. Miss Missouri
Huffman. were killed to-day aimo.,
in front OF tho old San Gabriel mis-.
sion when their automobile was
struck by n locomotive engine rim
ming at high speed A fourth child.
a little girl. lcaprd for tho car Just
before the crash and escaped with
minor injuries
than Ia" feet The iiuffmsns for
merry resided u, Charlottesville. Mo
huffman was wealthy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
THE MARKE is
~ FULL ASSOCIATE PRESS ~
~ DAILY REPORTS "
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. July 1.-THE course o.
stocks during the morning made IL
apparent that uncertainty over tar
III and currency legislation. n threat
cned strike on eastern railroads and
disturbed conditions In Europe arc
speculative ventures vt
this time. Large losses by the banks
from subtreasury operations and gold
exports foreshadowed another unfa-
vorable bank statement which was
reflected In sitter rates for day to
day accommodation. Call money
opened higher at 2, per cent.
Bonds were easy.
Pressure gainst the copper group
had It's basis in u further decline IN
copper metal abroad because OF un-
satisfactory trade conditions arising
from the Balkan disturbances.
Smelling showed relatively more
weakness than other leading stocks.
Southern Pacific yielded more than
IL point to s5i.
When the drive against Southern
Pacific failed TO provoke something
OF tn. general market bear pressure
dcsistcd but the list showed little
rccuperativc power. prices remaining
al the lowest.
The market closed heavy.
Weakness OF government bonds
and sales Of large blocks Of New
York City issues at concessions oper-
atrd asains, any recovery In stocks.
Sales were al uncomfortable amount
hut the market vas unable to al
~orrb even those except on lower
base.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
Published June iN-1uiy ~. 1913.
NOTICE OF ADa00lSTkAT0k0
~ THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
OF El.FIlO t.SriNOSA. D.ccasct.

~ THE MATTER or THE ESTATE
or ELfIbO ESpiNOsA. Deceased.
uy virtue Of an order snd dccres
of tho County Court Of las Auimas
Couniy. made an the petition of tho
uadcrsiRned. Administrator Of the
etsal- Of t:lfido Espins~s. dcccasoi.
90 the :Ird day Of February. A. u.
1918. I shall. on ih" 9Th day III
July, a. u. 1918. at the hour at lwo
a'ciock y. m.. sell At public sale. io
tho hish-,t and best bidder. At the
premises hcr-inafirr described. the
following described real ~ststa Of
said deceased. tn~i':
Lots -s and g. In iil,ck =. Of Cap.
itai I'm addition To tho city of Tria.
dad. Colorado. situate In the county
of Ia. Animas. State of Colorado.
upon tho following terms. viz: Cash
on hand.
Al the conclusion Of such sale tho
purchaser will h~ entitled tn a e~r-
ufi.as- Of purchase. and upoa tho
approval Of such sale by tho Court
the purchaser will be entitled to .
deed OF said real property.
u. u. strE.
Administrator Of tho Estate of IL
fino Espino'a. deceased.
Dated at Trinidad. Colorado. this
I1'h iay Of June. A. ~. trij.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

Juar~s. Mexico. July official
dispatches resolved here today from
:t",i.o city state that Colonel Con.
ssi-. Cara ha. iis~.nbark-d a.
Gusyma,. Sonora. with r-iafoT---
men, tor General Pedro Oicds. who
has been holding .h. r"r' iot '~o
week. srains' rebel assaults.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
CATTLE QUARANTINE

Washington. u. G.. July ii.-Scr-
Rotary Houston to-day issued an order
establishing = quarantine on cattle in
certain parts Of Montana. Nebraska.
Wyoming. Colorado. Oklahoma and
Texas because of the existence OF tn.
disease known to cattle men as scab-
les.
The disease is contagious and COM
municable.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

Washington. July Secretary
GsrriSna To-day ordered Colonel ~
~tn =. Hsr~cr Of tho fourteenth cav
airy st Fort Mcintosh. Texas. tn de.
nisnd the r~l~ss~ of fv. Americans
ioE~thcr with a:o cattle and ihir',
horss~ held by Mexican revolution
i.is al ii'isiEo. Mexico. Secretary
Nryysn requested the action.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
tIons as follows:
POrk-2O.87A.
I.2rd-l1.75.
RibS-il.S25.

Close: Ness Pork. July Ellis: Sep
tember 2O.95.
Lard, July 1i.G5 to 1l.G7a: Sep
tember ll.72b; October ll.SO.
RIba: July ll.75; Septemb ber
ll.SO: October 1850 to 1854.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
NEW YORK METAL

New York. July ii.-Copper un'
s-tt1-d. standard spot 1880 bid.
Tin firm. spot 1910 to ~.
Lead quiet. $40 to 40.
Spriirr quiet. 5.:7 to 3.3:.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

Printing OF every description neat
iy and quickly executed at the
Chronicle News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

PRAIRIE cAkE.-On. cur molas-
scs, on"-h,Ii cup brown sugar. "nc-
half cur butter and iard misei. one
icaspoonful cinnamon. one teaspoon.
ful cloves. two 'csstsronfnIs baking
Soda in one cup Of boiling water.
two and onc-haif CUPS flour. yriks
of i"ur Eggs, we'll beaten. MiS N
order given and bsk. in deep laY.rs
Ice with white. soft icing
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. July li.-Spot cotton
puict.
MiddiinR uplands 1850.
MiddlinR gulf 1855.
SalCs-iOO bales.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
DENVER LIVESTOCK

beaver. Colo. July ii.-Caiiic:
Receipt. none.
Hogs: Receipts i.5o". marke,
higher: top $50: bulk of sales SIS
to SIS.
Shecp-Rrccipt. none.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. July 1i.-Steadiness Of
the hog market upheld provisions.
First salcs ranged from Sc lower %
a like advance with september op-
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

AmalKama,cd s:s: sugar i0S bid !.
A'chison 'aa: Rcsd!ns 1853: South
crn Pacific ?ol: Union Pacific itt:.
Steel SEA: steel preferred 1904.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

Printing ~ every description seat
:: and quickly executed st the
Chruaieie-NewS jpb soo0s. SrOpo~s
snd quotations on request. Uss the
telephone. Trinidad 40. U
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
TESTED RECIPES.

CHINESE PtNCU.-Iui,- 1 two
of sugar. I cup of water. I inch sii',
cinnamon. I whole cloves. I drop nj
of p-pp-rmini. " iabi-si.os'niui al
chopped preserved ginger. and mint
leaves.
Make syrup b, boiling water Al,
minutes. Adi spices ani H.. .opi
add frui, juices and strain. Pour oyri
cake of Ice In punch bowl.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
ST. LOUIS METAL

81. Louis. Mo. July ll.-Lead low
er. i.?O.
Speiert quiet. $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. y. y. July None,
on call iirm"r. =. 10 81.
Time loans strong: 10 days ! 4,
a.: 80 days I to i.. six months I.
per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
SUFFs. CREATE
PANIC WITH
REVOLVER

London. Enxisad. July 1.-The
report of = pistol fired from
the sirans-u' gallery In the HOUSE
of Comnnnns today. accompanied BY
= yell Of Justice for ~om-n'' caused
= tani. anon. the members In s-s-
sion.
simultaneously NTH the report =
shower Of pamphlet. ra!n-d down on
the m"mh-rs. They bore the rrini- !
words. Votes for Women"
T~" PERSONS pointed ou, =. i.-
perpetrators "' III" outrage ~-r-
hns'i-d from the & sii-ry and de.
'aincd pending in,-.tiss,ion. I,
Was discovered later that the ~~ap.
ON ~ss merely a top pistol.
A number Of top mouse trap. "a.
iIisins the ga, and mouse act
reached the member. ~Topp-d In the
pamphlets thrown from the ssii-r,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
CAUSES OF STOMACH TROUBLES.

Sssicaisry habits. lack Of out door
exercise. insufficient mssiicaiion Of
food. constipation. u torpid liver.
forry and anxiety. ovrrcaiin.. par.
taking of fosi and drink not suited
10 your age and occupation. Correct
Your habits and take Chamberlain
Tablets and you will soou h~ welt
ssain. For sale BY sl dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

RATES OF EXCHANGE
N~w York. July li.-Ciose. Prime
mercantile paper per cent.
Commercial bills t.A:2.
Har silver ;S2.
Mexican dollars ~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

i.i'-rropI. jui, Militant .u'.
irasci'-s started - window smashing
demonstration during King G-pr To-.
,i.ii here today. Squads Of women
shattered several large windows
a!ons the route Of the procession
bu; the polIc- rounded them up and
order had been restored bc.or. hi.
majcsty's arrival.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

DUTCH COFFEE CAKE On.
.ras, cake. I pin, sif'-d flour. {: cnps
Of butter. I pint luk-~arm milk.
beaten -rgs. Y CUPS sugar.
Dissolve yeas, In haif cup warm
in dep howl. make hole IN center aud
I'our dissolved Yeast into II. M-'
butter stir into miih and then into
Yeast In center Of bowl of flour. Las;
aid beaten eggs. Sprinkle the susar
over III" flour. and beat the mixture
thoroughly. Cover and rise all niGii
In the morning mold into two iarg-
I"s,-s and dot with sof'cr-'I hut
ter and cinnamon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
A GOOD RAwLEl0H TERRITORY
Il Worth Thousands Of Dollan

Old salesman value their right to
sell Rawicish Products in the Terri
ioriC. they have at Thousands Of dol
lars. because many Of these Terri.
torics produce more clear profit an.
nually than the hest farms Ia them.
n you can furnish 4 team. wagon
and contract signed by !: responsible
men and begin travelling promptly
you can secure ono Of these valua:'i,
Territories promptly after accept.
anrc Of your contract.
Largest aud most complete iiac
sold from wagons. Que Of the oldest
Companies In tho world selling d..
rect to the consumer. Over :OOb
statesmen nov travelling. u YOU want
one Of these valuable Tcrritosjc. srt
1uickly-carn from 500 to $500
pcr month. No experience neccssa ~
All products needed fhrnisehdhi on
credit.
For fuii particulars write, tcic.
i'honc or cali on James A. Wilson.
500 East Main street. Trinidad, Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

One Of Tic sr-atcet surprises In
life comes To msn when he 1. made
To realize that y woman acQusin.
iancc Of long standing actually be.
iicvcs a social gulf separates them.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
DECLARES war
AGAINST BULGARIA

tcontiuued from Psss oss.)
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

II yo,i have any house to rent. real
srtate to sell. waat any health. fire.
accident, oid 1tne insurance. call on
Ed ]. Wilson. room u. Elk block.
phons TIA. s7s. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
SAYS ]. S. IS
AIDING REBELS

tCoutinued from page -
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

PICNIC LOAF. Thr-" lbs. pf br,f
from briskct. . hard boiled csR.. :
'abi'.Is"onfuis vinegar. salt. pepper.
cloves. mace. celery ani mustsSi
seed. mixed: I cup stock.
lioii and chop meat tin-. ADD chop
ped eggs. spices and .so.k. Mix well
and mold into brick pan. Cover with
= weight. anil lot stand over nish'.
Slice for picni-~. or other meal.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
Wantsd.AGale Help

For U. Q. Army. Able bodied un-
married men between agss Of IL
and IS: citissns Of Unitsl States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
Engihh language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer. l02
west Maia Street. Trinidad. Colo. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
TELLS how
NAME WAS USED

tCon,inu-d from pags ID
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11
BORDERS.

W1nted-Boarders. First class
home cooking: very close In. Address
x. this office. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-11

FIFTY shares Of Trinidsd Floral Co.
stock: call Triu. i13. lot