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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
uniges Set.

lur ben aberto 0eS 20. Septenber
III i'm 8arten BEG Staotrutbslnit.
elieos ait, an Der 8ine StraBe, ndbe
bem 3oologiiden 8arten eiu Seiteiien
arrangirt noroen, oaB iih 8u eineln
rieiigen Illf entlpifeIn miro. Gin oiee
fer 8eranitaltung neroen ii6 gurs
aernleiiter Sunt, Die iqrnn1tIi6en it1o.
tif6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Die Mit-
glieoer oes Staotratbs uno Die Ser
treter Der greIie betbeiligen unb es
miro ben6ii9tigt, nad Dem gorbiio
neS beriibmten 8rioiron Clubs III
Q4aibington cine gegeniettige 8eral.
berung natiirlih in aller sSreailo-
fhaft, nor3unebnen. 8erihieoene Der
Tbeilnebmer iollen iest idon iih duf
ole Sieoen, tpelhe tie los3ulaiien ge.
1cnfen, Dorbereiten. Gie porIaufigen
arrangements tpuroen geleseHtlih
Der geiriqea StaosratbsfistH1 se.
4afs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
Ginbriibe rno Siebitdble.

- Sn Der .5a6ritunIage Der 2lmsri.
can Spap Refining Co., IO. II 0eit
Clifton Qpenue, bate Elm Giubre6sl
ben Selephon=9eIotafte sr6ro6en NM
40 Gents oarous eHttpenoet.
- Gin NadiblufeIbie6 ituttets Der
Bohnung BON Grau Wa. Grsenleu. 80.
405 Gliiabstb StroBe sinen 9eir6 b
unb oerf6puno nit elmer Sparaft,
bic ben gstrug bon $3.50 entbiei..
Sn benz Warteraum Der g., 8.
uno 3. giienbabn nuroe geftern Qbsno
oem 8. SsFferion aus SnoianupoIis.
Snb., Elm 5aRotoffer eutfpen6et, pos
bur9 Dem 8sitoblenen Elm Sdaben BON
$50 srtpuhs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03

miitbiseu 9orfiibrung ndnete uuf
grHnb Der 9agsn, Die bic bttbeiligten
Riinftler fonIt fir ibr aufireten ass
ip0bnIta bs3iebsn. gsipifenbdfi aus.
bab bieie neue 0eriion oes btriibmten
GtraubIdben WaIstrs In feinem
Warttiperibe duf 5000 Wsart fir bic
Winuts EpisI fame. Nbtr bic iSefts
launs Der I'm ben JHbiIor Derfoms
melten muiitaliihen sSreunbe mar Das
nit nod niht erih6pft: Neingnrtner
srfhisn nHn birigiris cine .Rubiiitn.
GinFonis@. BET Der Gembrid, Dlud
unb Dolmores ols GOlifisn misiptrt.
ten. fpdbrenb elm sfD5lfbdnoiges Rlss
,pisrip;sI baS pEdstss szisttA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
Chris. gtttbnatb
3nm Snperintenbenten bes StraRem-
reinignngs-Separtemeuts ernannt.

9iirgermeiiter Stunt ernannte &C.
Iteru Gbrtlt. Stthnabt, Der bisber i'm
Bureau 0es Stdotin9enieurS tbdtig
semeien mar, gum Stiperintenbenten
0es ItGotilheu StraBenreinigunns.
3eportements. ais gta6folger pon
@iliom Marihbeuier, Der befauntlidl
lett elm 0titglieo Der Somilton Goun.
tp 2iSenssaomniiiion lit.
Stidnntb NOR friiber sSSngentsur
ser Grtifaft Saflep rnb tpuroe, naf1~
Dem Saflen eingemeinbet poroeli
mar i'm 9ureou oes Staotingenlenrs
cHgeiteIlt. @r ipobnt go. 3519 SDap
glpenne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
mar: Gin autbentii6es Bib BON

mar: Gin autbentiI6es Bib bon
Gopd 1000 9eietus ($1305).
Cine arme ssrau, bic porbttging, lab
ben 3etteI unc perurfaCbte iofort einen
GtanboI, Der cine grobs Weni6ens
menge dnaog. sic fagts, bub ibr Der
Nntiquar am Montag bas Bib, unter
Dem 8prgeben, bdB es fpertblos lei,
fir 20 Gents abgetouft babe
9 is unte-ban b luneen 3p l.
fdsn Sulqdrien unb
ocl Siirtei.
Spfid. gulgdrien, 2. Sept. -
Generol WtiGoel Saroipi Der friihere
Stertonmcrbeur Der bulaart6en
Sruppsn, urD 6err 5sdeip, ebemalis
Ger 9efanbt,- 8ulsariers in Bel
arab, finD srndnnt fporbsn, um Dem
f,i;Rren buIodriIhen Miniiter bes
GtuBeren, Ra.Gotpitid, BEL ben lln=
tertanptungsn Stpiffsn guigarten unb
oel 5iirtei III belfen.
Gs pirp pffisieu betannt oemdht,
tab tiirtiihe &upalerie DatrouiIIW
IGrqs Der qdn3en bulgdriihen 9ren3e
erfttensn iino uno iih oud in Der
9lGbe BON 9antbi befinben; unb bab
1900 Wann tiirtiIde 5ruppeu Eel
Meaet uno 9ifbtepe tpnsentrirt limb,
G 6Iimmet Sauseinitur3
Dublin Srlalb, z. Sept. -
2tpsi 61uIer on gburb Ctr, bic BON
breisebn Tan;iIisn beppbnt purbsn,
iinO am 9ieaitae gang pI0sIi6 etnges
itiirat, uno aIe getpobner lpurben unz
ter Den 5riimmeru beerdbsn. Sieben
Sobte uno oiele 8erleBte purben bulb
berduss:idafft, es tueroen abr nod
53 Berfouen permibt.
ghurh Ctr. beftsbt aus alien pers
iolIenen DiiethsbGufern. Die MIR BON
2euten Der d,mTten aIafsn bepobnt
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
8intOu glaee Reiunoina sOnbs.

aotig tpir6 bieteura e,gg5tn Gu bic Seitser
uHo SyubGbeE nou hebeu g'uHoiHa Soues bes
SpTfeS gatntou RIncs. arEgLlu an bic Et1os
iiee pa:irt bonn l5 aae lses: sGbIbct g.
Ildrs 1913. ctnlDsbor an .5. WARS 1918:
oeeE 81 ireeHbeiHer 3sii '1ter. 5tuien iraeeRe
Der 9ini5iunassalaHicl b. in hefnQisn Bombs
pptbebolfeu "a Enb I'M gffirnQe ber EtIIfina
sJuHe Irnfiees bon bgic-.er &ioei besagis
am IL Eepiember q 1913 rnb bnb besagie
ganos an ] g. Sepismhgr 1913 bet 3oraetaung
eiuaeIbfi lpet6eH tn tCr Amertcen GIhcnae
NalioHal 8GH! ser Slcbi Rem Hcrt. 0ber In Ter
sStftb.gbtrb RGItonQl tarI boE Gincinuati uIo
eaB bic 3iufgu eGEa4' am nnb mad igngu Inse
oHfbareH.
9m auftruse aeB aarb OF Zrufiees nf toe
Etnitna Suub BET EiabI G4nrsnHait etsfeu 2
Iag I'M 2ult 4 Z 1919.
George " 9arrts. Rr0fhpHi
eeeiaEbigt GtCELts Z. &TEpe. Se'
ireiaI. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
Bombs einbernfen.
Etant Cincinnati.
@aSiiOupille eleftriidc eidJt sOnSs.

gcti5 fuiTb bierSur6 eCgCtcH on oEg psItgst
uuo Snhaber ooH oTeissg E.f'iJi' ae ciSt ssono9
hes 4orfes aiabifcnrflIe GHgettrt an bic Einei
Gincnnati, ieoer $4,000 soa. ] bis w iniliis
fibe buiirt bonn l. gtogeubet 1893; Sablbar am
Rubeurber 1923, stilIa45dr am l. 9aocsinbcr
1913: 9trIen iraeeHb sm Eaie bon tiinf Nrp'
sgni idbrltt, -boB uHieI ecg EiuIclHHes ai0nsi,
bie In befuaieH Bombs be- 5aien ~, Huo I'm
auiirage her ginIiHa Sur6 LTuiiees oon be1aes
srr Etabt befqate goubs h'Crbur1 sHr 3nhiura
vinberil'en tserbea an l. ssgocBlteT Y. z. 1918,
lno odb befnaie soHos am J.. aooeMaeL 1918
bel 8nr5cigung etHaeicSt r5-osu in oer Amsfl'
can Graanae Iuiiunal 4Gr! Der Eiabi Nesp
glpyF, cher in her 9ifib E5lgo aattonal @aHi
Bon Cincinnati ifub bah s. 3tHien baTaHi oiH
uub uuc eHem Lace na .Cer.
1m dufixaae hes Rnar5 q 1ruftees ~ ibe
Sin.tng Sunh Der Efaet E.UeiuHafi, hseieB z.
Gae TN gtsriI VI. 2. 1915
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03

- Gin unbetpobntes boppslitodiges
5rameblus an Der Gront, 8tpiiteH
&6ooe uno MiQer Gtrabe, California,
g., fling geitern Qbeuo aus uH6etuuuz
ter llria6e 5euer unb rpuroe fat pous
itGubtg Oerniatet, Der .S6aben be-
lGuft fib auf ettpd $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
InaeidluHen.

Der % Sabre aIte Rsger 6ugb Scdz
leg BON g2o. $50 @eit 4. StruBe err
fGieu geItern 2beno i'm itdotti6sn Sos
fpitdl, I'm iih cine SauBpunoe an DIR
liuten gruit perbinben 81 laFeu. Der
Regsr ertlGrte, bab er BON elmer Reges
Tin geIdofen poroen lei, bod peigerte
er ii6, psitsre 2tngaben gu MAIDEN. Die
8erDunbung lit ni6t bebentlid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03
Jn(anO Oge(egrap6
Gin II HIM q u m Oct u
auis.

y IN u III m I u m Oct u IL
quis.
Roga Ie 6, aris., 2. Sept. Die
gaquisS Sn0ianer boben ibren aliirten,
ben SpuititutionaItitsn BON SonOra.
einen S6redeu etu9siagt, fpie ameri-
taniide 5liidtlin8e beri9teu, inbem
tie rerlangen, oaB Die Rsgierunq Der
Sniurgenten linen iofort ale Gdnoes
reien 5uriidgebsn, Die ibnen goriirio
0id3 abQenommen bat.
9isie Qdnoereien, Die pdhreno Der
pielen &rie9s Den gaquis abgeRom.
men purbeH, iiub ieitoem unter elm.
flubrsi6e meriiansr pertbeiIt, ober an
Qmeritoner pber anosre 4usIdnfsSr
Dertauft poroen.
Oas 9erlapgsn Der Ydquis fam in
Der Torm zines llItimatums, ods
Ldutete:
r8ebt uns unisre 2er6ersien surat
ooer fdmpft."
sc GeftduoutB bes pots
y W " II =.
GpIu bus. 8, 2. Sept. Gs
iheiut, DAB bie2iebe su einsmmGoheu
Sinclair Ueitou perduIaBt bate, bic
PoityShpiuoeleien gu begeben. Cine
peitere gefdIfdte poitsGeibauipeiiung
I'M 8etrage pon $25, lpeIhe er an ei.
Ren GaufmaRn Ramens 81. MimtitD
gegebeH bate, puEoe geitern eutoett.
Ieiton mar beute on9Itlif bemiibt,
bdB nfetn Wtdbden", psI6es ii6 in
Cincinnati Dber UlilroD, Jno., aufbaL.
ten fou, niht Don ieiHer 9erbaftung
beH16rihtigt tperoe. Gr betheuerts
unter Sdlu63en, oab er bereit rel,
irgeHo cine GET Den Weg naa bsm
3u6thouie an5utrsten, um feline Ges
liebte gu retten.
Die poitiHipettoren bebuuptsn, edb
lie bos Wtdbhen bereits iiberDafen
uno bob bdsieIbs sur 3eugenausiage
berangesogen fperoen tann. Weiton
oiirfte auber fsineH goTt-Shpinbes
Ieien aud pegen 9erItbung bes
n@eibeH StIapen-@efsses@ pro3eiiirt
iperoen.
Der Gsrbaftete tpeisert fif, angds
ben iber feline Sbentttdt 3u MAIDEN,
geitebt jsoo6, bob sr bersits i'm 3u6ts
huuie geisfen bobe unb bab iein Bib
in Der 9srbretsrs9onsris gu finoen
isi. Sn isinem geiis purhsn mebr als
hunbert goitonipsifungs sOrmuIare
Die aus Der 0anIorb V Yofts
office eeftoblen tporbsn tporsn. 2ius
beroem fpuroe Elm Potisbu6, ipel6es
QoreHsn bon 200 9srbre6.rn aus aIs
len Sbeilsn bes 2auoes entbielt, aes
funben.
Setne 9eliebte traf er in Solebo.
gr iiberrebete fis, nit ibm mad gSittss
burg gu reiien. Bon bort Danbie er
iih na6 gbtuicpte unp bonn nab gos
lumbus. mo er Dpr einigen Sngen eins
traf. 5ein 5agsbu6 seist, baB sr 2os
lebo, Sanoustp. glsDelanb, 2sipsig
grpan unb Mouut palsr unb pieIs
Srtfdaftsn oss uorolineu Snoiana bes
fu6t bate.
5euer.
Gbitaso, SQs., 2. Sept. 9os
neue Central 5otel an Gtote Strabe,
i'm 5er3en Des Gefhdftsbiitritts geIes
gen, 1T am 9isnitag our6 Jeusr ssrs
itOrt fporben. Der @ertsbr in Der unies
rem Stuot mar mebrere Stunoen lang
unterbro6en.
pie Der. ct. Gefonbtf9aft
in ma Drib. 5ur got<
f6aft erhobtn.
DafbingtDn, .. g., 2. Sept.
Die Ser. Siadten Geionbtidoft in
ipirb fOfort 5u elmer 8otf6aft
erboben nerben. Dos Reprdientanten=
buus bat ndmlih bie GeudtporIage ons
eenommen, ber5ufolge Der prdfibeni
einen 8otf1after fir Spnnien NIT eis
@~h hweerx
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rung empfobIsu uuo Sofspb 9. Wils
laro, ebsmals 8I3egoupernsur pom 9irs
stnRn, ipirb nabriheinlib Der erits
8ptihaiter in Spanien iperoea.
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9a serfaairn-saiiier.

b0s1b0i Nnh, ToiIeitet Hsreis 81 400. RAD
Dnfraeeft 700 9renicfi Nbs., MrIce etu. Gls
berpn Gar Clinic.
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u Itt n---gnir beaabien ose be.
ften Nretfe fiir bisfsTbsH, ghreflrs n. g..
sos a2tit Sedofis sgbe. 9. 3oossA Do
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noeen. 8 mmsr bnffsnb silr iraenbipsL.
Aeu Stped, rno gDebusluuter an bsr Noghs
fuejtrG6e Nouf unb HarMtler ctr. Radbs
sufraaeH 2l25 Central abs. %
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Cffif e~--Tesf Soon, eS Der nRonat. Gre
fap. Iii Cft 4. CTR. bn
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@erlanat an mietIlcn.
8erIangt - mannlid.

2Rebrere pufe TlbrIelfie fir 2Apdnnipe gsas
GER. aribnissBeieHfndft Gfeiae urbeii bas
gaHse Sobr; Gnier gobn. 1880 6opple ctr.
1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03

Eboe nne earnef saEen6ber: fietioe arbett
hos nanse 9abr g. BoIbfmt,ts Soiis
5obr uuh sytnoiab Ctr 3--s
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

When EreasfnR cake pan us
sweet lard rather than butter. TIL
cake will not he 80 likely to stick 4
the pan.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

When beating the whites Of eggs
he careful that there is no grease or
the heater. as it will prevent the egg!
from frothing.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
ADMITS fORGIN6
CHECKS At DATIl

Albuquerque. \. NJ. Sept. G-Stcvc
barrett. who obtained $1,000 by for
HinE the name Of John ". Cox.
prominent stock raiser OF Datii. n.
NJ. to checks drawn ON the State
National bank OF Albuquerque. is In
Jail In Fall River. Mass. having been
arrested there yesterday afternoon
by Pinkerton detectives. who have
been on his trn!l for n solid month.
HARRIET has confessed his wrong
doing. according to ndivccs received
by the State National bank here. aud
is willing to return to New Mexico
Mt once without extradition. When
arrested Barrett had practically the
entire 5000, which he secured on
tho worthless checks. Part OF the
money was on deposit In Fall River
bank and Isarrctt had 500 In cur
rcncy and 5000 in travellers checks
on his person. Information received
by telegraph by tho State National
IL to the eject that the bank will re-
cover almost the entire amount
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

clos To trace him to his hiding place.
The Pinkcrtons assumed the aSSfcs-
sivc from the start and his arrest
yesterday ended n case which carried
their operatives through many
states.
The details OF the barrett ease
read like u yellow back. Early In
the spring Barrett driitcd Into Mar
dalcna. while he was ut first en-
rioycd by Cole Raiiston. manager of
the II Cross T Cattle company on the
itaiiston ranch. six miles west Of
town. Barrett later worked for ].
W. Cox on the Cox ranch. co miles
from Magdalcna. While working for
Mr.. Cox Barrett stole n check book.
which Mr.. Cox believed he had mis-
laid. barrett sold a saddle to Mr.
Cox and received In exchange three
checks. totalling $50 two OF them be-
ing for - each. Barrett accommo-
datinEiy raised the 50 checks to read
$40 and secured the cash on them at
the Bank OF Magdalcna. With the
check book which he had stolcD' at
the Cox ranch. and specimen o
Mr.. Cox's signature which Ia n pecu-
liar one and extremely difficult to
initiate. barrett made out half
dozen checks. The forgery of MIR.
cons signature was perfect aud the
bank tcllcrs In Masdaicna and Soco-
rec. where the checks were cashcd.
after being cashod. were turned over
to the State National bank In Aibu-
querquc. At the State National
the forged checks passed without sus-
picion.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

Ruth Klein. u Trinidad Girl. who IN
returning to this city to follow the
pre- fcssion she has adopicd-that Of n
trained nurse.
Miss Klein liz the daughter Of
Mrs. u. j. Klein. OF Colorado avenue.
and graduate OF the Trinidad high
school Of the class of 1910. The
young woman has resided all her life
here and has been one OF the mos.
popular In the city. Soon after grad
uatinR from the local high school
Miss Klein went TO Denver to equip
herself for nursing and this month
will graduate from the Colorado
Training School for Nurses. In Den
yer. Returning to this city to max.
her home she will accep, engage
mcnts OF private nurse work.
Miss Klein is talented and accom-
plishcd In other ways and her host o.
friends here are gratlficd to learn OF
her intention to engage in her pro-
fcssion here. /,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

The simplest way to clean jewelry
il to dip it in suds OF castle soap.
II should then be rinsed In diluted
alcohol with few drops Of ammonia
AIDED. It will look bright AZ new.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

Oatmeal Macaroohs - One table
spoon butter. one-half cup sugar, one
cgg hcaten well. One-fourth teaspoon
salt. one and one-half cups rolled
oats. one-half teaspoon baking pow
der. Combine mixture. DO not add
water. Drop from spoon on to greas-
ed pans. Bake in hot oven until
brown.
Cream butter, add sugar and beat
en- yolks of eggs. Mix and sift ingre-
dicnts ana add to first mixture al
ternately with molasses and sour
milk. Add whites OF eggs. beaten
dry. chopped raisins and nuts. Bake
in gem pans. cover with mocha FROST
ing. This should make eighteen to
twenty cakes.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08

which barrett ATTAINED ny the result
OF hiscicvcrncss In Initiating the
signature Of the Datil cattle man. II
is expected that Sheriff Emil James
OF Socorro county. will leave for the
east nj once and bring Barrett hack
TO New Mexico. The sclf-confcssct'
forEcr will be prosecuted to the full
est extent Of the law. lie faccs \
long term In the pcnitcntiary. as he
IL liable to prosecution for forgery
and for uttcring forged check. each
worthless check passed constituting
separate offensc.
The capture OF barrett by the
Pinkcrtons In considered especially
clever work because OF the fact that
Barrett whose real name Is believed
to be Edward r. Brown. was until
within the last yenr employed on var
iuos railways In the middle west M
n special agent and detective and ia
miliar with methods criminals Use In
covering up their tracks.
Barrcttts arrest 10 also source Of
considerable qualification to the Of
ficers OF tho tSntc National bank OF
Albuquerque. Tho bank spared no
expense in directing the chase after
the forgcr. employing both the Pink
crton and the Burns detective agen-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
Las ANIMAS COUNTY
LIFE Term C0nvICTS
Ask FOR PARDON

| Among thirteen applications Tor
olemency. which tine stale board OF
rardons Will consider ut its meeting
this week are three from convicts
serving life terms who were convict
ed and sentenced In Las Anlmas
county. The applicants for psrdohs
al! are declared to hsve been model
prisoners since their Incarceration In
the stale penitentisry. They nfe
Cipriano Nuara. George Harlan and
Issxavo Truxillo.
C.prian0 Nusra WAS tried aud cor
| yicted In the district court In the
March term Of 1910. lie war
charged with the murder OF Domin-
Isk MadrIca. who was sho, and killed
on the Rameyv!llc road ON saptem-
Der 20. 1903. The evidence OF the
gate established tina: Msdrico ana
Nuara and several Others had beca
ont rabbit hunting and coming home
Nuara Was jolted our Of the wagon In
crossing n bridge. that when the
wagon came TO u halt NuaIa ad-
dressed Madrico who got off and ap-
preached NuaTa. who raised rifle
To his shoulder and shot Madric, In
apparent cold blood. Attorney Earl
Cooley for Nu,ra sou ;ht to esia biish
tclf defense. 4 Jury brought In -
verdict Of nis, dcE,c. murder with
recommendation Of life imprison-
meat. 4 new trial Was denied and
on April .. 1910. Judx. Henry Hum
ar sentenced Nusra to life imprison-
mcnt al hard labor.
George Harlan. colorrd. was joint
~ charged with Daisy Holly or Hsr-
Ian In the killing Of VILLA Hayward
aud Maggie Payne. two coiorcd deni-
ssnI Of the s-diixht district. on No
vcn.ber rs. 1910. The women were
shot by Daisy Harlan and died a day
or two later. The shooting took
place outside house on Santa fc
avenue. The evidence disclosed that
there had been III feeling between
y
Harlan md that on tho morning Of
the shooting George Harlan had Nc.
companicd the other defendant TO n
local hardware store and purchased
the gun for the purpose Of shooting
tho women. Roih claimed self de-
Tense md were convicted Oh Janu-
airy "a. 1911. judge Henry Hun>er
sentenced both to life imprisonmcn,..
I.asz.vo Trujiiio was convicted In
the district court In January Of 1905
for the murder Of Joe Bosco at Stark
vile. on October 80. 1904. He was
convicted Of first degree murder and
sentenced TO life imprisonment by
Judge !. q. Nor'hcutt on April 2.
1905.
Devotion to his aged mother II
back Of TrujiIlo's application for
q pardon. Warden lyman recon-
mcnds his parole and says he has
been n model prisoner. The desire
Of the prisoner to see his mother has
been No great that some time ago he
escaped from a road camp and re-
turned after visiting his mother near
Trinidad. He came back OF his own
voiition and now wants to gain his
freedom that he might spend the re-
mainder Of his days at useful service
In support Of his parent In her dc
clininR years.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
Best by Test

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this Chef-be as expert
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AMERICAN WOMEN CARELESS

They overestimnte their physical
strength and take chances which In
the long run cause pain and trouble
Wet feet. n cold from exposure. neg
lect of such warning, symptoms as
backache. nervousness. bearing down
pains. all lead to untold suffering. TIC
all such women We want to say Ly-
dia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing remedy In
such cases. Thousands of American
women testify to its virtue. d.
Chronicle News soc a month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
Miss Ruth Klein,
Trained Nurse to
Practice in CITY

SOM. one has said that tn. MOBILES,
fcr,l'. that ~ woman can perform Ia
that OF attending the III and suffer
ms. the comforting OF persons IN
bodily distress. Nnrsin; requires the
adaptable temperament tina, IL u paft
Of II. and all qualifications .sscntia!
TO the xer,iee is possessed by Miss
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
CAUGHT A BAD COLD

Last winter my son caught very
bad cold and the way he coughcd was
something dreadful" writes Mrs. Sn-
rah r.. Duncan. OF Upton. Iowa. I'VE
thought sure he was going into con-
sumption. We bought Just one bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Cough Rmeedy
and that one bottle stopped his
cough and cured his cold completely.
For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-08
TESTED RECIPES.

MIX Sherbet-One-halfc can lemon
juice. two cups sugar. one quart milk
Mix juice and sugar stirring con-
stantiy while clowly adding milk.
Put at once into n freezer and freeze
as for Ice cream. II lemon should
curdlc the milk, II will not harm tho
texture as II will become perfectly
smooth when frozen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-07
T.R. FORWARDS $40 TO IDAHO

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. Estate Senator
Dow Dunnins, author Of the plan to
collect penny contributions to pay the
fines Of n. 8. Sheridan. c. o. Broxon
and A. r. Cruzen. now confined In the
Ada County jail for contempt of the
Idaho Supreme Court for crfticising the
Courts decision barring the Progressive
candidates for Presidential electors from
the ballot. received go from Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt yesterday. representa-
contributions from one thousand resi-
dents OF Oyster Bay and other Long
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