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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23

M'DERMOT7
Y Was | | PAID |. | |. D.
MulhalI Said M'Dermott Got
ST. 900 From Brewers
Testimony Was Corroborated
by |. H. M'MichaeIs

Washington, Aug. 23.-Martin M.
Mulhall testified to the house lobby
committee that Representative McDer-
mott of Illinois told him that he re-
eeived $4,000 from the brewery inter-
ests during the 1912 campaign for
some things to be done here.
Mulhall swore that John A. McDer-
mott Of New York. cousin of the rep
resentative, was the brewers agent.
Mr.. Fleming and I. H McMichaeIs,
one time chief page of the house, also
told about the $4,000 and that Repre-
sentative McDermott told them his
cousin promised him $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
MAYOR GAYNOR TO
RUN BY HIMSELF

New York. Aug. 23.-Mayor Gay
nor's determination to run for re-elec-
tion as an independent guarantees one
Of the liyeliest municipal campaigns
New York has seen in several years.
There will be three tickets in the field,
the democratic, the fusion and Mayor
Gaynor's. Neither of the other parties
will admit that the nomination will
weaken their strength.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
JOHN MITCHELL
TALKS TO Miners

Calumet, Aug 23.-John Mitchell, the
second vice president of the American
This afternoon eh will talk to the strik-
ers of the south end district at Hough-
ton. W.
Asked whether the labor federation
will extend financial support to the
miners Mr.. Mitchell said, Il may state
the American Federation Of Labor lis
in full and complete sympathy with
tons"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
PEACE CONGRESS
CLOSED AT HAGUE

The Hague. Aug. 23-The twentieth
universal Peace congress had it's clos
ing sitting in knights hall. The dele
gates voted to hold the next congress
4 at Vienna, in 1914, and decided to take
to that congress an invitation of the
mayor of san Francisco. to hold the
1915 congress there.
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Wn. I. Jerome AgaiI,
Acting il, I Ihaw Case
ear Plot to Abdul.
kuors Current Of Attempt to Abduct Thaw, Governor
Quebec Offered Extra Guard Service ID Case Of Raid
Decree Of Canadian Immigration Authorities Is That Thaw
Undesirable Jerome Named as Special Atty. General
JEROME TAKES A HAND.

Albany, Aus 2Wtam Travers jerome, who appointed
special deputy attorney
has been
connection. He will reach Shsrbrocke tomorrow.
Sherbrooke Aug 23Harr Thaw probably may
hearing the habeas
to the statement
set for Wednesday, the proceedings
dropped before them il later carried
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
RUMoRs or RESCUE.

Shehrocke Aug. 2Runors possible
Harry X Tha from the provincial
authorities that Sir Leer Gouin premier Of The sasrap
ed Sheriff Aylner asking his opinion whether ordinary
staff of protection would enough against raidn.
Thas Canadian lawyers, neary all of whom retained by
telegraph puzzled TO discover who Of the and
from where they receive er with whom they will
suit pending ThaWs arragnmen the superior Wednesday,
Before his sister Mra Carnegie her husband left
sherbFocke understood the would them and
Ignore Tha but the carnesiea Th his old
tactics Of dcne his acney and the quanday
who is the chief counsel.
The sheriff esraphed the premier he had fears this
although armed should full the
prisoner sheriff pointed display
cautions against the might only such
attempt to the his friends He emphatic in his
sertion guards needed at the jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
Convicted for Theft--Laughs
Because He Has Loot Planted
to Enjoy After He Gets OFT

Miwaukee 2sGeorge Klein laughed
II
he repled
In
ocato ii gr b mo Spoil.
n
weeks He refused o tell ne
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
DENIED GRIMES
In BULGARIA

London. Aug. 2 2 3. 3 -a Rev. IL. ID. Wood
ruff. q missionary at the Philoppopolis
station Of the American Board of For
aeign Missions, is here today with two
English colleagues for the purpose OF
denying the allegations that Bulgari
ans committed atrocities ait Adriano-
pie. They presented statement &c
their experiences at the British foreign
office. Rev. Mr.. Woodruff is a native
OF Ohio. N
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23

THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
The Senate.

2
The Clapp bill to prevent the
interstate movement of campaign
funds was recommended for pass
age.
Passed $4,000 appropriation for
the governments participation in
the Knoxville conservation con
vention.
The House.
The currency caucus continued.
Washington, Augs % Free raw wool
is the center of the tariff fight again
in the senate. The democratic lead
ers hope before adjournment tonight
to substitute the schedules. Another
substitute is offered by Senator Cat
ron, a republican, OF New Mexico,
carrying the highest rates Of any yet
presented
Praised Wilson'S Stand. s
Congress finished its labors after
recording a further series Of good in
tentions and its appreciation OF Presi-
dent wilson's attitude towards peace.
Bryan Endorsed Wilson.
With the socalled insurgent demo-
Gratis of the house banking committee
routed by an eleventh hour coup In
which Secretary Bryan completely
endorsed President Wilson'S plans for
the continued consideration measure
took up rediscoutt features,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
Iron MOULDERS
RIOT ERIE

Erie, Pa, Aug. 2Ss 3. wo troops of2
PennsyI constabulary were vel
eonled by the towns people who wit
messed d night rioting in which one.
man was seriously wounded. oriyate
lpathizers Oh the other, Rioting began.
early this znor ning-
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ITALIAN TO
DEFEND CHARLTON

Rome, Aug. 23.-Porter Charlton.
who is being returned here from
America to stand trial for the alleged
murder OF his wife at Lake Como
three years ago, will lllave O1loroyolo
Camera, former minister Of finance. as
his chief counsel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-23
PEARL NECKLACE
WAS STOLEN

London, Aug. 23.-Detectives of sew
en- European countries, who are search
ing for a. $750,000 Pearl necklace, stcl-
en- during the transit from Paris to-
Londan, profess they have evidence
that gigantic trust OF jewel thieves
is at work internat tionally.
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70 pEpoRT THAW.


ties elected
ported Newport VT undesirable his
the
be held of being
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face
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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03
DECLARE WAR ON COLDS

\ erhHadc OF education which aims
that common colds may become I'm :
common Within the next generation -
has been begun by prominent New
York physielan-. Herr IL n list Of the
'doH''s' which the doctors say VIII
prevent the annual visitation of th,
cold:
Don, siy In drau. u.;h,y ear
'Dpn', sleep In hot rooms
Don't avoid the fresh air"
Don't -,un youo-if at meat tine.
oS"rrn,ins reduces your f-aiainnc""
To which "" would sdd-whcn
ynn take a cold get rii - 1, IN quick
iy 40 polibi-. To accomplish iaH,
sou will find chamn-rlaiu'H Cough
Remedy most cNC-lirG, sold by ali
d-ai-fF.
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OFFICER Is REDUKED

Wash inston. Nov :.-By unani-
nous consent. the senate today al
lowed Senator iiokr smith to with
draw "a pending Joint resolution 20
restore cassiu. Gillette ,o tn. army
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Gillette. u resigned army officer. ~
said TO have bcca active In McXi."
City In opposing the policies of the
unitci States. and Yesterday In u
lecture at = local theatre attacked
the Mexican policy of ih. admins
tration.
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THAIW flies MS
FINAL BRIEF

Concord. y. H.. Nov. The final
brief for Harry X TLa~. in con.
ncction with his efforts to resist ex.
tradition froh, New Hampshire 10
New York. WIS i!iti with Governor
Eclkcr today.
ri,c brief states that the rcslui.'-
ton Ia no; in a,corsisn,c with tho
rules uf the practice: that the laws
Of New York wcrc Violated In oh.
taiuiny the Indictment mud thu, til,
ircauisition n no, nia''c In good
faith.
Tie ac,ivit. OF William Travcr'
Jerome in oLtainins the Indictment
and his Ian ,,i,gc a, the hearings be
forc Governor fcirkcr are attacked.
The brief ssys:
The language ustd f. bullying
apJ threatening and could he for
no oshc: p,ifvosc than the silly
thought to intimidutc your excel
ieucy.'' ..
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A NloHr OF TERROR

Few nights are more terrible than
that "f n mother looking nn her chiii
choking and aaspins TO: breath dur.
ius IN attack of Group. aud nothihs
in the house to relieve Il. Many
mothers have passed nights OF terror
in this situation. A little forcthought
will enable you 10 avoid all this.
chambcrinin's Cough Remedy is a
certain cure for Group and has never
been known TO fat. Keep !, at hand
rsr sa;c Ly all dealers.
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WEST THEATE1.

The Broadwsy pisyers 1pcacd y
weeks cnxsgcment last nisht to .
very fair audieacc. In the ''Whirl o'
Aociciy.' The co0pany 10 veil isa1.
sncad aud above the average popu.
lar priced company. The play pro
Huecd ~as well received and created
q favorable i0peeas3oa. Margaret
Hases. the leadiag lady. Was rcsy
soo1. aspcsiaIly In the dramatic
scesss. Fansie Hannood u char;
act.r Of the Hetty 0rscse type. gass
one Of tho stronsesl p.rfosnsaees
seen on = local stser II so0c tlsse,
Alfred Canps~li u = siac-iookIal
leading susa. sad be- ear act. ThA
conpsny gave good support asd shs
spsrisltics Offered iiiicd In siccly
The Brosd~ay Players deserve goosl
houses. snd s,roae lite Of plsys
in promi,cti. A iadlrs' bsr9sin aishi
" an cxtrs induccmeat for tonight.
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COAST AUTO RACE Is on.

iAs Angeles. Cal. Nov. 3.--Twcn.
i..thrcc motor csrs. stripped for fast
WORT. wsrc sent away carly ioda, In
tho long grind Of the sixth annual
i.os Ansrics-to-i'hocnix automobile
rarc. the s;rst ears being started ~
daybrcak and the others following
At ten minute Intervals. Tho racers
expect to reach the finish line. a'l
mites away. sonac ,i'nc tomorrow.
lsi Governor George ". r. licn, Of
Arizona will off,cialx ~ referee.
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FINAL sIRRueelE
BEeINS IN SUIT
sCssssss~s ssss ssss ~


sia,ci dis,iitt c"nft asi- ,,iss rr
III. i.n.i r;ris.ic t.. tI- F"'r'i.
rcn:'s raj; to ....s.',c tie lateral.
i,onu, liar,"yt'r ''n: Ip,. -. u 'u.
rcroiy Va vIu!,tioa vi tile S-s.-....i
law.
According 4, aa rlao;nccn, -,
mate tn,. n.ornin.. ..'"r sac '"f;!.
nss'. nnd ic.S.t .t s:'-.:.ii tA.n.
iacr Esi..' :. Ia .Vg ....i ... u i-.
turned TO the court. counsel for the
government viii oecupy the entire
aa, ana poasihly u portion of iO,nor-
rows ,ea.iSn In :h- presentation Of
arguments. II wss Indicated TINT
the brief aud argument OF the de-
Tense might take even longer.
Attorney General Jsncr M-Ra,n.
.,.s. Edwin J.. Gro~'.Ecr. special as.
sis,an, To the attorney general. and
Joseph u. Darling. special agcn, for
ih- department Of justice. were IN
the ciiy io represent the govern.
mrnt.
The Harvester company hai Un
hand u rorIidai''c array of counsel.
Including iu'lg" william u. Me-
Hugh Of Omaha. Frank u. KciIoRe
OF ~. pani. E,lsar 4. bancroft. John
=. Wilson. Phillip \. Post. Victor 4.
REM and ". ". sttiwcii. the las,
five being from Chicago.
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|,-pQR4IAAAk-


AlsxaHAsr.
The funeral OF Angus Aicxandcr.
mine guard. shot and killed during
the battle ut Hastings last Monday,
took place yesterday afternoon from,
the TfinId,d chapel intcrmcnt In
The MssoaIr cemetery.
whit1sy. -t 49,.
The funeral Of Thoma. Whitney.
u,inr guard. shot aud killed BY sirik.
-rs AT Tabasco on Ortob~r %. took
place yesterday morning from tho
1r!aisiad chapel. inicrmcnt was In
the Masonic cemetery.
Desse.
Victor. the sia.y.ar.oid .on Of H..
noso hosso. Of I'll Willow street.
died yesterday st,crnoou ut the home
Of hin parents. Funeral will take
place At : o'clock tomorrow after.
noou tro,u the Triaijad chapel.
Smith. t-....
Wiiliam T.. Smith. IS years Of age.
died late saturday n, the home Of his
slsse.. Mr.. y. y. nar!sy. sol Pine
<trcnt. Decessrd hsd beyn III fos
some time. He IL survived by two
sons and the sister with whom hs
lived. fnserai ~iii take place at I:
o'clock this sft-rnnoa from tho Trini.
tsd chapel.
lGaNaAaIa,
John McEsmafa. rauchtuan ~
the Triuchers eountry. died on sa'-
ur'i~y at his home s' ."S Atchison
st,ce;. from tho effects Of burns 70
ccived early last wcrk when lie fell
ihio bonfire ., hh ranch. His
body ~as = ssaA Of burns snd after
suffering the krcas pain Of his in.
jurie. for days. hc expired al'ou'
;.oon. iic ~ss ~ Year, Of age and Is
survived by u brother and two SIS
scrs. Funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the trinidad chapel.
Father i.ouersau officiating.
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.ERS0NAlS'

home y Deaver for few days bust.
mess visit In this city. ~
Judge Jesse q. Noethcutt LEFT last
NIGHT ter usAser a busfn'ees visit.
Y. ". Moore is here from hia home
In Tucuncsri. New Hexicp. for few
days business visit. '.' h'
3. u. gill h here from his home in
Aiisasvi,ss. KY. Visiting his brother,
|c. y. oui. ef this ely.
4. q. Bredhsad came In yesterday
freq his ho.e Ia bredhead for a fcw
days sussaess visit i. this city.
Ar. and Mrs. c. D. Mc0ipfs came
In Saturday sight ssd sIsnt sunday
here visiting frIeads end relatives.
n. V. vossbeck arrived here ycs.
teraay from his home In Denver for
|s fsw days business VISIT In this city.
Mis- Hassi Thorpe returned last
nisat. 70 Oaheia aftsr spendIng sun.
day here With her parents. Mr. and
Mrs.. ". u. TAorpe.
F. ". KiuEdon and r. j. cramI.y
arrived hers yesterday from their
hoos In Clayton. New Mexico. for n
few days huslness visit.
Ar. and Mrs. Edwin Il. stanley ar.
rived hero yesterday from their home
In New fsrk for y busincas aud
pleasure visit Of several days.
o. y. vreen ssd v. ziysuii arrived
sere ysAterday fron their home In
Aisuqoersue aad will spend several
days here visiting John A!silo.
Horace \. Hawkins. \ well known
Dssvcr lawyer. arrived here ycster.
day noruinS for few days visit In
this city stt.sdins to busIuess mat.
ters.
Nrr. Z. d. Wight and son Ken.
scth returned this nornIng from the
wisht rsuch. near Foisom. y. ~,
where thcy spcnt the week end With
Mr.. Wight.
Ars. Mary e. Wade. Mrs. l.. ".
Lewis aud CHILDREN rr,urned ycstcr.
day to their homo In Denver after
spssdInE sevcrai days 10 this rity WIS.,
lting friends and relatives.
Ass. J. =. Muaroc has returned To
her honc In Thatcher after spending
= fee day. In this city visiting her
daughter. Miss Gusslc. who n u
teacher In one Of tho local ,chools.
Harvey v. Dcueil Of the Rocky
Assntsis News returned saturdsy
aishs 70 bis homc In Dcuvcr sstcr
spssdiss several days In this city ~.
'endsee to correspondence for the
News
J. q. Bass left yesterday for Chi.
sssu whers be will spcaA . fsw days
sssorr soias 10 New Yorh City 10
nske his hems. NJ. Has ~ss for.
n~rly eapioyed By the Noua,aia
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
aaay In this city.
a party composed Of Nr. and Mrs.
6. Aibrrtson and son. Mr. aud Mn.
y. e. Taylor. Miss Z. Taylor. MIR. y.
e. Prese0a. and !. \. Taylor. all IT
ksnsss City. stopped here yrstefda?
on their way to tue Pacific coast.
They arc travelling IN two machines.
". ~. Bartlett. jr.. snd II. w.
3liiWeil arrived here lhis mornin.
from Denver and left ihI< morning
for the Bartlett ranch at vcrmcjo
Park. New Mexico. The men icft
on . prrcarious Journcy. q raging
blizzard having b-cn reported on
vcrmcJo pass.
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ON 1ns,zcr1or rRlp.

nuIuth. MINI. Nov. IA sp,cia,
train having oil board Iani,s J. iIill.
i.cuis VI. I'M. GcorH. i. I'atcr.
chairman of The board Of directors
OF the First National uank. New
York: President Underwood of the
Erie railroad. Presjitnt itarris of
the burlington railroad. and A.
Steiic. New YORK iitahcier. left
here today for the Pacific coast. II
was intimated that the trip was be.
inx made fpr iss1ectlou purposes.
- =. ~ -.l.-A--sA.A.' Ia y. l.. F,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

The Salvation Army can u,c any
csst.off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bedding. etc. Any
one having any Of such please phone
Rcd :ss. and they will be called for
promptly. TLanls.-Capt. T.. s.
llacg.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03
VICE PH1ameIf eoes r" II
TH1ouaA on WAY 10 COAST

Thomss ". Nsrshaii. vice pres!.
icn, Of the United s,atcs. accompan.
led BY Mls. NatshalI. pssscd thros,.a
Trinidad ON Santa Re No. ! yc.tcr.
day morning rnrouic from washins.
ton. n. C.. 10 California where they
will spcad the wiater.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03
C0CKREIL SECURES
JOB IN THE ARMY

Washington. u. e. No. j.-Th.
senate today confirmed the nomina-
iion OF former senator CorkrcIi of
Missouri to BE- ,ac civilian member
of the army boarJ of finance an'l
Qualifications. u short time after his
name. had been ssnt IN by the pf.si-
dent. lie .uc c-i> William Warner.
Most anything In printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices.
- sh~ Chronicle. N~wr tob rooms.
islephops. Trinidad 40. -
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TONIGHT

Tonight. IL you feel dali aud siu-
pid. or bilious aud eonstipatcd. take
dose OF Chau,bcriain's Tablets und
YOU Will feel all right tomorrow. For
sale by all dealers.
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Battle o! Forbes

81 the isiA tomorrow showing III.
"ff c'B uI ta" .aIiins guns aud d.f-
f-f-ni s.rn-G taken - 'Ily after the
This IL another "f the
pic,nr-s shown IN tie ra'h- weekly
and Is ,ccn b. over twenty .iiiiion
people every DAY. othcr strike pie
tuTcE coming. Na,ch Tor date. I
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Tho Ladies' AID society of the
Presbyterian church viii hold an al
day meeting 10 the bssea-ni of the
church Tucsday. TUE ladies are
asked to conc prcps4ei to sc~ nad
bring their lunch. Kitchen shower.
Everybody iavited.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Printing Of svssy description neat.
" and quickly executed At the
Chronicle Vows job rooms. Samples
end quotations Oh request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. n
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Some Of the college and university
men are expecting Ia receive Il FUR
Tough OF few weeks In order That
they may be able To keep up with
their classes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Printing Of every description acs'-
~ aud quickly executed n' tn"
News job rooms. san'pios
and quotations on request. uss the
lClc pbous Trinidad Si@ u
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UPubiishcd Oct. 3i-No. .. isi3J
E0IICE or ST0CI10IDEkC
ANNUAL MEETING
Company's office. TriRidsd Colo.
October 81, 1913.

OctoOcr 81. 1919.
The stockholders Of The Southern
Colorado Lumber Company arc here
by notified that the annual meeting
Of said company Will 6c held nj said
office on Monday. the 10th day o:
Nov v~m bcr. \. d. 1919. 1t the hour Of
$50 y. m. Of said day. for the clec-
iion Of directors. ssd for the irans.
action Of such other business as inay
be brought before Il.
John 4. I.auEhiln. Secretary.
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: SAN a a.Fszt sshp NOTES ] {
ssskHtae aeoHHnHHt!

Several hundred Trinidad people
visited the camp yesterday TO view
the life of the soldiers In tents east
Of the city,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

While the hundreds OF visitor,
sauntcred through the military camI
yesterday entertainment was given
by tho soldiers in Thc form Of cam.
sOugs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

csss:Is;3 ~ e 3ss:s;
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Saturday night q crowd OF college
men gathered ut the Ludlow statioli
to hear from Trinidad friends abou,
the results Of the football games
played In this state. Many ana var
led college cheers filled the air.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

The men received their first touch
Of real winter this morning. The
snow began falling early. Thosc on
guard were the first to experience
the feeling OF despair NJ the wintrv
winds laden with snow flakes swept
over the camp.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

Many OF the men were granted
leave Of II few hours yesterday und
the time was spent In town. The 30
da FOUNTAINS were crowded most C'
the day with men in khaki.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-03

FOR sale by all dealers.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-08-09
CASTRO AGAIN
HEAD 0
AR6
ARMY
SAYS Thai Ne IS EN-
THuslls sTIclll I RECEIVED
Castro Seeks to Overthrow the
mez Administration and IN
Regain Pows b

Caracas, vcnszuela, Aug. s.. |,
army Of 1000 men, comprising three:
DIIga1es divided into seventeen rsst
ments of infantry and ono of astil.
larry, left Caracas today 70 operats
against the rebel follower az
President cipriano cnetE hs IN
gade commanders - NslIltrs
Fernandes Gen. Dayl - a11|
Gen Torellas Urquiola. Feiil
Galavis has been appointed chief ofs
stan a medical corps With Sistefs
Of charity acting = nurses aceonl
.panied the governInents's a<htina
forces. ssEsas
President Juan vincen.c aolnev
will leavs Sc capftal ton,s -r.sn al6
Lead the army 70 Maracay. iifty nllss
southwest of Caracas Darin hi
absence Dr. Jose On Fortsrl. psssts
dent of the Federal Council Nin "A /
- Chief Ezscxftvs Ssssl
An unAnoNn stea1ne1tp Mhieh
presumed tugs e10 n Il 4 r. sAa Ess
ported to have passed r. 1n1 III
day. TeleGraphic commun - tiou III
tween Caracas and Marscaibo 4 ~.
terrupted.
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-08-09
JOHN FREDERICK
Town Clerk


Seems long time to endure the
awful burning, itching snarting
skin disease known as ..tetter an
other name for Eczema Seems GOO
to realize, also. that Dr. Holson's
Eczenla Ointment has proven = per
feet cure.
Mrs. D. e. j. enney y Il rs
cALnof sufficiently express my thank.
to you for your Or. Hobson u seseru?
Ointment. Il has cured my teE.er
which hrs .trs. hIed me for oyer f 81.
,,ycars. All c1EgE lists Or BY mail s,v
eents IN
P.fEIFFER C5EMICA co
ST kk,siis Ptiladelphi
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-08-09

the acre. He expects to make aboul
fifty bushels to the acre.
All over the parish fine fields b;
corn can be seen, ranging from TWEEN.
ty-five to seventy-fve bushels to til.
acre OF course there are few yields
OF seventy-fiye bushels, but there ar
plenty that will 60 forty bushels e
the acre. We think this speaks wei
Tor St. Tammany parish. Othe
crops are raised with equal facility
When the value Of our cutoyer land;
become known there will be q ready
sale FOR them
St. Tammany farmer., 1913-08-09
CORN GROWING IN sT. TA1lafANY
PARISH.

We publish the above photographs
Of corn raised in st. Tammany parish,
because there seems to be m Inn
preston in some sections that the
preston IA some sections that the
suitable for corn raising. Mi. La
borde's corn u we'll fertilized with
stable manure. He has ! large num-
ber of cattle and does not need to