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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20

I. R. Allen, Park, Z and
4 E. C. Bell, Cent. -.
M. e. Black, Elmwood
lights. -. :.
C. H. Clark, Lamont. !.
L. D. S. Church, Hop
kins, 1, 2, 3, 4, and. :.
Hopkins, |, 4 and -.
Walkers. !. ...
Walkers. !. ...7
Park, a and j. :.
Lamont, Z and !. ;.
\ John Eubank, Lamont 8
soft =. .....
Frank Fletcher, East ad
sw 60x100. X.
Fannie Grenawalt estate
Elmwood Il.
May M. Lewis, Lamont 8
pit.
Lamont, all 5 and
y. v. Moon, Ferg I'd !.
Ferg ~. Z.
Nettie Moore, Park, 4 I
Mrs. IS. Rev. West, . ut,
Richards Esta te, East
Geo ah1pp AZ ri Z \
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
DECATUR COUNTY, u IOWA

1913
which
Of
interest
al Leon o November D. 1913
w. c.. COZAD, County, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-11-20

B. B Ralph sW'. sw4 70 p ~ y $50 40 II ss7
~ hIand District No
D ga VIZ
and District
L. Bell 23o north and s221 it of the
thence southwest along point in line para
% 23o north
section So thence place Of beginning.
80 7" s7 i! 81: 4" g g n4s1
1916 railroad rghtof
southwest rghtoway line running
described line and 1877 Is of it. thence
north lS it, thence cas-; 81 to Place o q 'snns s 40 22
Robinson commencing at point north
railroad rightofway
o
it, thence east to place Of beginnings - - 5. % * a
"e' n"3 n 81 no p; IS No. - 1'* 20 1sS
W E. Boes e,s sell "a 70 = 50 l. ITO 20 los 2s
D. w. Ward, sw14
ss'' ?: 70 81 40 Il 81 81 20 :: s''s
Richland District No.
ns ,s s F e = c.n 10 i; % s. 20 Isl '1*s
HoH E. Beck R6oTn a:a Z /: 81; e q go
j. Crees, Masons 4,
Earl G 7S7 20 70 SIT
and =. ): 49,. =: -
john G 2s;i1; "a g /: SO :: :: lStt77
Bay, 81 0 is
sw!4 NV a 6S - ~ l. S9S ~ 20 loo
n i1-1s va sw4
VAS 81 nw14 nwA.
John Barrett, pit sw74
swA :c,. 81 s. ST.: "a , 8 ~ 20 20 20 so7
seN sw14 SO ss "a 20 2s4 20 1922
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
WHEN COMPANY IS EXPECTED
Elaborate Preparations to Welcome the Guest, Though 1t Is but for
 Brief Period.

The gardener comes in to lay hearth fires and carry tables. We get out china and silver. We make salad and rolls, fruit-cup and cake. We guide the cooks faltering steps over the critical moments of soup and chicken. We do the oysters in our own particular way, which we fancy inimitable. We arrange bush els of flowers in bowls, vases and baskets, and set them on mantels, tables, bookcases, everywhere that a flower can find a footing. The chauffeur comes in proudly with the flower holder from the limousine, and we fill it in honor of the distin- guished guest.
 Then we go outside to see that the approach to the house is satisfactory. The bland old gardener points to the iyy-covered wall, and says with inno- NN'hS JN.'' u, ''lh that ivory the prettiest thing you ever saw in your life?' And we can't deny that the lawn looks well, with ivy and cosmos and innumer- able chrysanthemums.
 The cook and chambermaid will have to help wait on the table, The chambermaid, who is what the butler contemptuously calls "an educated nigger," and so knows nothing use- ful, announces that she has no white uniform. All she has is a cold in her head. We give her a blouse and skirt, wondering why Providence doesn't eliminate the unft.-Atlan- tic Monthly.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

accept tobacco as the explanation and to cut down their smoking during the colder months.
 Tobacco, he says. is very powerful drug and cannot be consumed in large quantities without producing a certain effect on the heart. It must be re- membered that during the winter the heart has great deal more work to do than in summer, for the cold causes the blood vessels to become small and pinched. It Is thus less able to bear the extra strain put upon it by smok- ing.-From the Family Doctor.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
FASTING ENORMOUSLY.
Thrifty, is he ?'

Lent IS now upon us, and Bishop O'Gorman of Sioux Falls. discussing Lent the other day, said:
 Its the spirit rather than the letter of our observation of Lent that counts. l moan that one may sew for the poor and at the. same time talk scandal; one may fast and at the same time gormandize.
 "Two plump and rosy gentlemen were talking about Lent.
 Brook trout has gone up,' said the first.
 '''Perigord trnllles and Marennes oysters were never so dear before,' the second murmured.
 "'The price of snapper and dia- mond back is prohibitive-positively prohibitive.'
 "Wine and fresh vegetables whether from Florida or California. are worth their weight in gold
 "rhe first gentleman sigher and exclaimed:
 "'Alas, in these days of high prices, where is one to get the money to fast p'
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
Smoklnn in Winter.

A physician of note asserts that smoking has worse effect on most people in winter than in summer, and he advises all smokers who find their health and mental faculties impaired in winter for no apparent reason to
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10
LIVES OFF HIS RELATIVES.

"Is this an absorbing play?'
 "Yes, indeed. The principal char acter is sponge"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

Batesyille. Ark.-A J. Bailey writes: :" suffered severely with kidney and bladder trouble and was unable to work. I tried different remedies but received no benefit until I tried Foley 's Kidney Pills, which entirely re lieved me of my trouble" For sale by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

NEVADA NEWS weeklysss- .$1 % year Both as1 .
 FARM AND RANCH weekly S1. GO year. year for ,1()
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-10

is it not of vital importance to your business tba keep up with the latest methods of success sfp fox s0
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03

=, ST, Louis. May &C.. california cit
Lcns who Oppose the tuti-aiicn iInI
ownership bill passed by the culiior-
mia senate will hold It's operation
IN srsp.Hs. by H. appeal tn the ref
"ta 'ium AMI IN validity Of ~" Law
VIII lee tested In the federal ooui'
a"OrGiug to rcW.d" David starr
Joi can OF Leland stanford uniN- '-
iu,
This opinion WAS expressed ~
ilr Jordan iE n1 address before tn :
ci'y club her" t.is AFTERNOON Or.
nlIGgn T. Il d"!"ritr to the peace
uo'.gr"ss now In session here. Th.
cas-" that IN th" opinion OF pr Iur-
d'n, viii N' tested In the supI"mN
'urI;. VIII result In - decision ns to
WI th"T lin" cgh h" drawn hr'w"-n
the roporty owu.IF rights Of Nssyi-
iaus. srmcuilns, TURKS lud Kindred
nat'onalitic, cliG'blr to citizenship.
AT the Jarincs' aud Chimes. wno
ar" not eligible under IN" federal
law,
~ Jordan sai' personally II" con
81 'I,i III" iili constitutional.
am opposed to q state usurpIng
i's"rgl power" h, said IL the
u ted Stutcs ma'uUius IT, r;aulin=
urung other nn'''ns 1t must act ns
y init. II j. all ws California to do
something To usurr it's power and
thea triDh I" nN the blame where /;
hricuES the question would b- asked
WHO Is California The IHpLn.s E,
ci,L"r can lie kc ont of the United
: St:cB with - ciuh or they can he
am i,tcd anl 'h"" viii go to work.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
SUFFS, PARADE
R SIREE1S Of Of
GOTHAM

New York. May 3. Eyes bfroms
head erect, shoulders squared. 80,
n"r women aud II"n marched cigr,
abr at to the bl,rc of forty runds
up f.ith "y"uuo this afternoon In
CO." greatest par.d- ever held for
no. cause ~ woman suffrage.
l'rud a squad of mounted polio,
10 luuE line Hw,.,, ont of washing
'.- fUulr" shorty after o'orIclt,
Do rFii" ribbon ~ marching woman
hood. sp"anEl'd with the yellow ban
u'r "i suffrage. brakon here and
'H'f' nE IA" ~uuhr" ,ninIs OF Il s-
nllmruts ui wllu sEmunihiscrs.
over streets thai had been sw"p, and
3rnHh"d iiI th-r EiisI"n"d IN tn.
sunlight they puIad"d t." Central
hIrh 90 Gittr-uiHth street Ten, ni
thousands. H"Id Iu tn" curb by 700
hiur ruHis, gave yo"lf"rnur welcome
au" luulIus" FOR days tn" leader
ui 90" great parade hid planned ,E.
pageant and today 1t was perfect.
FI" r!rr authorities .u,.ut uisu1
avoiding "t q rsri,irInn of the sur
'ral' parade at Washington. made
u.a' urat" pplir" arrangements an
fU'r" was every Indication that thr
900 u" wosIH not b" marr"d by uu-
tun "a Incident,
'i.uHfrF" of women from other
a'r'n- and scores OF suffrage assucl.
H'r'ns w'r" IN the long line. Aimos
'r.iE seal" IN the social system was
f'Hrurut",l. iron women OF w"aI,r
'nr'muI in tn" light /" domosti.
-rguia from the equal suffrage M.
i,mus ni Eur"r" clad In their nation
10 'ua'uu,a. Women voters from tho
wI s white ,!t'S on the suffrage
ns. "Grurrgl' g0saiic ~. lone,
.r beg i''ln array Of pilgrim, who
'HurrI from New YORK to Alban.
.HH Sew York To- Washington
r'mHr .t"Hu"rU"I or~. telephone on
'r.nrs, sh"s sir's m!liincrs. factory
l" Lrd marchcrs from
t.'h.r -.ri,irp vh"r. No
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
FATHER ROBINSON
OF DENVER DEAD

Denver, Colo, May 2 Mpu,ignuT
Henry Robinson, vicar general NJ th'
Catholic dio,"F" OF Denver. died to-
day in his h"v"Htirth year. to had
been III FOR several months with
bronchial trouble" Father Rubinsun
came to Colorado In the early seven
ties rs - missionary aud wa, we'll
known throughout IN" state.
Thrr" months ago Father Robinson
mad" "trip tn as Vegas In M" hop"
OF restoring his health, hut returned
to Denver aud entered hospital,
where he remained until hi death
M0nsign0r Robin un went In Fair
play IN ~. and lal"r In th" same
year crossed IN" mountains to 'nll-
foruIa Gunch. Six years aii"rwUrG
he moved 1" L"ldyiIl" aud built th"
nrtE Catholic church Later H."
built TIA" present cathedral nt Lad
~" which was dedicated In January,
1850
Father Robinson celebrated the
fret mas, ai th" ii0m-stnkr min" in
1879. using bIUcEsmIih's anvil for
an altar aud having In his ruusr"E1-
tlon on" Catholic, one Methodist, on"
Presbyterian nUi one srlf.a,ylcd Rap
iist
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
Tariff Fight
Reaches
Climax

Washington. u. G., May 3.-Sched-
ule X. the much discussed. always
disputed wool tariff upon which the
Democrats maintain the Republicans
stumbled in their fall from power
last fall, and over which their own
party is divided, brought the tariff
fight in the house today to IA climax.
1t was apparent early in the day
that free raw wool as projected in
the administration bill was in for "a
three cornered fight. the Republic
cans demanding duty of about is
per cent supported by some of the
prOgrcssives and the wool insurp-
cnts of the majority dcnDanding "a Is
per cent duty. Which they claimed
was the original Judgment of the
wavs and means committee until
President Wilson. took n hand.
The house late today sustaiifcd the
wool schedule ofsthc Underwood bill,
123 to a. = -
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
BURGLAR ENTERS
CHURCH, CAPTURED
HIDING BEHIND PEW

Smashing a. window on tn" Con
won't street sihf, of the Holy Tliu,E
church. Ross M-sscy. about $3.50 Iu..
night effected On entrance iuI sr,-
ceeded in rbac's'rg a paddock oll Gre
ioor of nm iniao room In search '-
v:luabies brfos4S be was taken b, r''--
to,iy by a po!SSe officer. hiding lc;
hind n pew iEdha church. The ~
rest Of the ch,Tcl burglar WAS .'-
complished by. gather Lonegran Who
heard thcs smxkaing OF gIuss and
Went out to iiiss tisatc.
Father i.o.E5 pan first exam leu
ths parish hou.S and found no vim
'dcws brtken.- looking across the
street he saw sshight burning in the
room whore IL window had bcet
smashed and 1S3scrvcd q hand pull
down u green. St,adc. He at once no
tihed an offic4& and then went ba'
t8wateh the f76cc to prevent the ~
cape of the b,41lar. He AMI 'nYbi-
f!eer. found5'sSe man crouchn BE-
hind pew. r.
Pit was eyfdently the inteuplr of
The man to,mts4e Off with cpyi| and
valuable el,,,n;N fixtures, r1ic pad,
lock on the dcpf of a rygir wherc
Formerly valuable thinEsverc lTp'
was pricd Off With a 5in The fn.
strument WAS picked1Pp in tile
church this mokn ing u turned ovel
to the polite. SBy by43ing the win
dow the man was s5ehled to turr
the latch and t,ce7ffH wipd,u, L,
is being held III e4aty Jail and
charge of bursl/Vs%ill be preferred
against him. n n y
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
fEACE CONGRESS
TAVaRS CANAL TOLLS

- 1Infs MAY ;-Thc American
pc, ret congr IS sIoptcd resolutions
urging Me fcpogl uf the lihusc ia
the rona'nn tanl' art cxcmptinG
~ tican ecI~tw.s, yiss.is from tn,
pa Dent OF tolls II
Failing ~ TN, ,hs rcsolu,o/
ad0 the contro:cfsy should be- VI.
D ted to the haeu. court ior ~
. d don." 4 II
'he congress ard ippealcd tSS
r. lifornia lcgIslaiuE and I@y b.
.itfornia admin. }ation Ilsccurt
n impartial sctt.. hent o1 lhn qu"s-
'ioa of alien ownership oHxnd which
me- not discrimi, jte ag56st the cit.
,,'s OF great md fG/hdiy powe:
rd a 'ong-s,anGfrg rfendship In
srmity and friction 6f the future
yenIs.
ci,,tion for n yGk of President
'rrf, in neso,i N the general arb
trrtion treat ~ hich later fail,
OF oonsummnG because of senate
an .endments congratulated the na
tim on the failur. of the two battle
srirs proYM in the national con
81 81; urssd tn president to open
negotiations looking sI
the reP,ction of armamcnts and an
prosYthe amour. ed policy or PrcE.
idsu wilson ami secretary Hryan
to G'gcttate treaties of unrestrlcted
pRdiraiion.
z We SalI upon ell friends OF pruc.
ny tH'fr resoiuti .as. TO guard u.-
atnst nc insiduoos effort to eNtcu,
mi'itary training In the schools an =!
to n ke naval recruiting stations q
COLI es and universities.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
MASS MEETING IS
CALLED TO DISCUSS
TAX QUESTIONS
DuDllc mass meeting forIritY ald

A public mass meeting forsriiS laId
.Duly taxpayers has been atranaed
.1 be- he'deat',nr district court room
on Maple street next Tuesday evrnN
uIg. May {. at s.o'clock. This meet
ing was announced .hy. the comm ttec
.of nu,th SIDE residents appointed at
the meetiu, bel.l at Castle Hall last
rhursday night. ANY aud all .citi-
zems who az. Interested In matters of
taxslion are extsIfd-d au invitation
to be present. : The purpose OF the
mee,lng is 10 ges the property own.
ers together, 10. discuss valuations
with the .asscsacr, lsS'as
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
HAITIAN PRESIDENT DIES

Port Au Prince, Haiti. May 3.-'fhe
President of the Republic of Haiti,
General Tancrede Auguste, died last
night after n brief illness
I = The rational assembly was cons
vened today elect II successor as chief
executive. =
-Four candidates were prepared TO
prevent their claims Judge Luxem
fnnirg Cauyin former, minister of the
flterior; Michael orstcd,'a prominent
Aanator; General Bauffose I.achfose.
Minister of War and General Bel
tiard. y ~ X.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
CIEGcAL FORCE OF
NEW DEPARTMENT EhMEp

Washington, May. as .arN
VHeon today organized the f"Ii
frce'of the Department OF l.ab9r 1T 2
I5ppointed Robert Watson of owen.
lass. chief clerk: George & Box.
3uffalo.- n. Y. disbursiny Y clerk :
Hugh l.. Kerwin. Wellsbore+ Pa pri-
vate secretary. and Sah,py Gomllers.
ar. son Of the President the AMER
lean Federation OF Labor. 'thief of the
diviaion of publications.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
COUNTESS VICTIM OF
ACCIDENTAL SHOT

Hcniry. EIgiapu. MaE o. uGiH
by IN. accidental dt>"hIIpr uI L,-
avr sho, gun" wab tny fGeIr f.tr
,nin morninE al tn" ruuu',=a u' yu'.
Ia .ham. vile OF TIRE El.l ui Cotton
hau. The Cuunt'ls with lister. ur 8
du..ghtcr Of III" Marquis uf NnrT
giN"nBy. w9s found dead In '''H
wi,h - gun sho' wound thruusb tI.
n..It In the gro.nds ot the iHai'.
res .ucc In oSio' ishirc.
rrday's afair "as mystery m
~ I'll, Earl oi t'u"nhgm testified
y, The roroncr's i'luc., At noon.
';r said he ha" boon out With IH
10 and when he returned Hn"
iu,'ud his wife mEsing h" Institutes
u search which r'sultei iu tH' hiH
cov.ry OF her body VI 81 the gun Ha
sIds Il near the sum- OF = 'rc" pN'I
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
TODAY's BASEBALL SCHEDULE
National League,

CIucinnati NJ Chicago, clear
Cincinnati .. Chicago I
st. Louis At rlrtshurp, clear.
st. Louis Il; Pittsburg q.
New York at Philadelphia, ,l.ur
Ncw York .: philadelphia o
,.oston a, Brooklyn, clear.
iiostGn T. BROOKLYN !
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
American League.

Chicago al Dsutpi. clear.
Cleveland ar -, l.pu.r. ,.rHr
Washington ~ Boston. lrHr
Washington Boston
phlIad.lphin Il, New YORK. rIrrr
PHILADELPHIA :. Srw York
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
Western League.

Dcs Muin"s al sioH' '.is. '.uner
VI Lincoln pcny r-l..n"In Eum,
postponed: Wet grounds
At wichita Top, Wichita 9pm.
postponed: rain.
Cmpha ut ST, Joe, postponed Ia.u
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
WILSON HONE AGAIN

Washington. May 3.-Prcsidcni
Wilson returned to the Whit. iIous,
at s O'Clock today after n two dlya
speaking trip to New Jersey. He cX-
pressed himself as pleased with hI
reception in the state and confident
that the reforms he advocated ui'im-
atcly would bc accomplished
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
,ysA, hpA -
,.'sa3k kE.'s'
iurl@~tsr~" .,
woMaN,s REcOnJ
- SHC

l'vnRhkcupsic. y.
Eiiz:bcth \. Tar
town. y. L., TO-DAY
record for wonrsiftrs,..- ~
the Vassar Colsgc field
n put OF 3. feet ~ Jir'rSs. - =, p
vious record -w5< made by Miss !uc<
N LlheIirnd. tho suffragist leader. In
1908.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
American Association

Kansas City NJ talImNrH, ri.1rs
Kansas CIJy -; ,IluWNu N
Minneapolis a, rui.dn. clear
II. Paul NJ Louis M" rlrg.
Milwaukee AT iHataua.pl.s. .I.ai
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
ESTABLISHED 1877

htN
erI'r johnson Is expected to have
In lis hands ionirh, an allen Lam.
Law barring Iaprnos. aud other
aiigLs ineligible 10 citizenship from
the roll OF California. lie has agreed
to DELAY signing the bill until until
opportunity shall b. given for hear
ins whatever pre- tests President Wii-
son may desire to make. In tn. gov
crnor'x own words. this delay Will
cover "rcasonrLle time probably
NOT NOR. than ten days. certainty rot
MOI" than thirty.
Although the act Is designed 10
exclude all alien. Ineligible To ci,l-
xcnship. II Is drawn In conformity
with treaty obligations nnd gunrnn-
tees To every alien his full trcn'v
rirEtr. ominttinE the phas" "in"li'
giDi To citizenship" Objectionable
to J:pan.
With this program on III" cards
tn. assembly picked up todnS's work
Of the s.nat. ana began final CON
siictntion OF the Bloodgood hill.
w..ish is Iicnii-al with III. Webb bill
rcd'aft OF the arti-aiicn bills pass
ed early this morning by the SELL
1'~.
II wns planned by the administra-
Ito, floor leaders In the lower house
to dopt the sam. procedure follow
ed yesterday by til. senate aud ~
basin ut once the long debate that
mat necessarily prcccdc conclusive
action. The effect OF tn" s.naic's
alI est unnnimou. decision WIS cS-
pctitd to hasten the vote.
p, since the Gioot good bill Is ii.--
teal with the senate bill already pas
sol. II Will he sent on passag. immc-
'ii-iciy to the committee ON enroll
rr-nt. there to he compared with iis
,oh. nnion measure. When the tdcn-
III. OF the iwo ;,'s has been vcri-
si.,i the committee will report back
% tho housc md the bill will b.,
,sri 10, the gov ,rnor. for his sisn.'-
tue
TfA..,.Ssc5,. ...g.., -,--..rJ.s sr,sr.-
cYhcrc so.iay that tho Webb till IN
~, present form H. not satixfnrtUr'- :
IN the Jn,nncsc sovcrnmcnt Al
though there is possibility OF amend
m-tt In the lower branch Of the leg
islaturc or in conference. the con
yir,ion obtains that nothing remains :
to Lr done from the Japanese point
Of view ~, present but to await the
return to Washington Of secretary
Bryan.
':hcn IL VIII lie In order to take
the matter up automatically. proh-
ably the first stcD beiny to ascertain
whcibcr the admtnist Grafton can bc
20, ntcd on to BEGIN a legal test oi
I'll" constitu:ionality Of the new act
!, the question between the Unit
cd States and Jalan should not ne
s.,ttlcd within the next thrcs
M ?ths. IL was animated here today
that Japan might make n formal re-
quest for tn. submission Of til" issue
to arbitration at the raguc tribu-
na.
The special arbitration treaty be-
tween the two countries negotiate.
in 900. which IS believed to cove.
tn. ease. will expire by liniiu,,SSn
unless renewed August ~. .sl,S~''
be rcccssary for Japan to ri m inc
hcnon,s OF the treaty, 'bcf,~ th't
The particular ptay6n of 'l,s'
tr,piy is: ~
'Dirrcrenccs Ek arise % 'e-
yai nature ,rwdhs to,the inter
ur,.ntion oSafat:es EXISTING be-
tween tn. 40 'onsyrsi'ns parties
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03

Il tienNcr.Is'
3aEctiutp WAS q ysst
~, hi against ! w - d, goy.
cri.m-n. IN. tlo Juattcr OF lEhts OF
we'y FIR irrigation. ilitc1cs aclossiaui
lr-eryoir .sitdSshlor ,gove,itment bud
when Governor n, NJ amn,ons to,iavs
III rcd the bill PISSED by tie i,tmc.r
t. min geenrtl assembly 'applue;irtst
TN" funds 20 pay the rSpons' OF curb
action 40.
= he measure az thortzed t,l.'. Ftate,
-lnnd board to secure 4 rishihof gsyts.'
for "a ditch across t.ovcrnniept Infs'.
TO water state, owned lands witn
state Xowned water. The land, ,anrt.'
~. ter, specifically invoised Us l9D.ts
Fed in the Rio sGfande., yatts! iu SaY- ],
tn.rh " Colorudo ;aad is iffoeteT lsis.
tic povcrnm,pss. lephlnt bptif yr0s;.
.jccr' in Nem. NeSico nndstbe; uiftrs9s
s'ntas. .troatsssrAa McsitS2 + - r.
rhe, outtGsac 5' the cescsitA# ,!ssse-'
d, lrd. fwiIfsvtes5. lso Arisat tto,, -l'ssp,t
tbl MS in StktF SsrfAnsass. .riser ya,iesS7
beSs een. cster&tn arf, Isarsas., VI
rtSS'ptl,.g. rissr ~alI,isss s.prf Nesiss t,otsss
,,iSts ahsr -.ebbs,f "a !, IN NJ fafplses
|fIvcrl2' ysisc.y ,iefSeen WsoMtng, an9f !.
Cq,s,rudo,s ma, She I; ;fsad.e
iri pfs .bEfW6ch z, lorEao a,iisAftzc3
iIl;.lf II. S. - - -1,lrl e- a. n ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-03
Waather Bureau Report.

Tonight generally fair north por-
stte,0, Blowers and colder so"'"
slprttpr, Frost with freezing temper
a,Nfs in high districts. sunday gen
,Afillyffa. with rising tcmperat''''' mp't