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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31
Chicago Orders Strike.

Chicago. "A strike Of 10000 union gar
ment workers was ordered unless the
manufacturers agree to accept no more
contracts from New York firms whose
employees are on strike.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31
Took $4,000 From Woman.

New York. A. Qualey, presi-
dent of the Magnesia Asbestos Com
pany, was convicted of defrauding Mrs.
Marie Nevins Bull, widow of William 7.
Bull, the noted surgeon, out Of $4,000
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31
EIectrocutiOn for Vermont.

Montpelier, VI. Electrocution was
substituted for hanging as the Official
form Of capital punishment in Vermont
when Gov. Fletcher signed bill TO this
effect.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31

why was the beauty doctor so an
cry with Anna?"
Because she told him she was CON-
ing to him to get few wrinkles. :
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31

1t keeps wives as busy providing for
the inner man as it does husbands
providing things for the outer woman.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31
would Produce Rain.

Berlin. An appropriation to assist
private experimenters in Germany 20
produce artificial Iainr was asked for in
5 resolution pissed by he imperial par
hAmsns
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31

DIR. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy regulate and inEigorate
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31

1t takes genius to save money or,
write good poetry.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31

Going to have turkey on your
birthdays"
mo; I'm going to blow myself this
year for an elaborate feed. I'm going
to give bacon dinner to the family"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
IMPROVED METHODS OF
HANDLING uC1IA1ES
WU011 OF SHEEP

tn. E.sui's "s an esp-Iimsnt "a de-
isrnin- whether the weight II .is--e
'.s mark-, ma, b. sarseasri ht eAr~.
fa'ly ie,r.-s r,rsbo.,. et haa..i,aa
IN the 'sns~ sS- announced ~ f..~..
'rY officials at beaver
From ia" lands ~ sheep. lamb o.
pgaCiitaiiy ;L- samn as- ami bfc-.i
xrasinx .s similar taag~. ~es~ So.
'.yt~i ar'. after beinr weighed.
zrasrt throughout TIC past s.mr,rE
nr on- at the national forests in tn
district In linz With carefully
studied plan. onr hand vas afforded
nor. or~n and rui~' h~-iin.. with y
pinimum us., nj ioR.. Th~ am,ur'
NJ ns.-~.ss, trss~I sas unlimited ss
,yeidirS repeated tsaiiiNss over long
distance. ,o sni from hr.i grounds.
= hIch resulted ais, In rr'iv,i Ing tram.
plin4 oi tho forage. N,-n'ion ~ss
given ts ih. grazing ,f certain kinds
ot forage shrr most pal"tahl~ aad
,ulrttiusis. n, IN. sem" tine afford
ing Least damage to the plant. them.
'riro-. In contrast with this meth'-i.
the other hand wa. handled in ar
1o,dan.. with tho usual method. -,n-
,isrri on tn" range.
~ the 'od "f the scas"n tho sam"
lamb. were again weighed With til"
result tha. 'ho-r handled in srcord.
ancc with the improved methods
wcr- found to have made 40 average
rain ~ five pounds ovrr shosr NJ the
other hand.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Na, si-A small fasIS
90 covering ss shorts. after = ~-ak
OPP ming. sas th~ i~a,ur- 1T sr~
~h~a, mars-, ,hi. sos-naaHs fi'ss
price. ~-r- unchanged tn is~.r
i,-vaus- at favorable Nrg-atin- re-
ports. b,ii huyinG NJ tS--~mb~s. which
Sss pssis~ YESTERDAY. ga. tesum~'i
on a srai- ,hs, rans~d = s~ar,sna In
that aplsan ,a = little t.a,r y~.s~'-
iy's .i.s-. Other months s'ssdi~si a,
st,-,ai tho last fiusi prizes
TIL" ''"'" .a' val a. "s' '"'s
nt { .. t.
Offerings AMI demand ~rr- hs'a
light in the corn pi' At 'iss'. bu, en-
imI rs,-.i ihr-irs lifted t.tn.. is;rs
q small, amount above the nf,~ Jas.
~hi.h ~as = shade iss-r ,a shaA-
higher
The riss- 80. EASY. : to : ami :-
n-, lover
Oats. under iifh' trade. .rrn~t.
unchanged 10 shade off aaa ssssd.
iea al 'ha, raas-
Close Wheat. Der~a'h-r ssls NAV
s". 4. :.
Corn. thv-mI,~r :nl To MAJ s"i
oats. n..-mi.-f -! Msy u 4" :.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
,ruDYrxo icEBE10s N
THE NORTH ATLANTIC

Aftcr three months study of tn"
iceberg. In the North Atlantic steam
shin lance. the ice patrol sent out
last sprins nv the United STATE. GOV
eminent has brought hack valuable
data on the location and movements
of floating ice Two revenue cutters.
the Seneca" and the Miami. took
turn. securing IN" ocoan between the
sLth and seth parallels Of north Iati-
tudc and til. i"ih and 18th merif-
.iaps OF west Ionsitude. until cvetv
iceberg in the region had been To-
Gated aud identified. MI pa ein
vessels reported by wireless any bcrvs
sighted and the ice patrol sent daily
reports to the New York hydrograph-
ic office. SUBSEQUENT checking %
the location Of the known bcrgs
furnished the data on tho rate and
direction Of the floatinE Ice.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

press aud IN" governor agree ,n their
enforcement and tn" operators acre"
To the same
We ar" NOT getting all ~ ask hut
49, sr- getting NOR. than Ne expect
III. For the las, ten Year, "" nav"
preached tina, II a "h~-s-w~ishman
xas nn each iipni-, II ~olid sis" IL
fifty p-T cent adVanr-, r. this be- s".
no, gained In hi. bath" for ii.''sy
and the b,bi~.' ". believe So Tn"
writer. n .asi miner for ih,r'S S"aTr.
a r-.li-ni of COLORADO. Tor '~-niy-.i,
Year,. pi~ny. a union man. i-ii-,, .
the hest thirs 4" h. done und-T III"
.aisilns Circumstance IL in aT""p,
tho situation az u is. I-turn 80 work
,aa the ~. propositions in ."n'r"'
very can b~ adjusted.
n III. operators sriii .on-si- our
demand. spsr, from the tan pToi'"si'
,ians. the hisansr and III" r"eosh''
,iar af tho unian. u- nr- ,rIInnrhan,
in orr fishi-
\ careful p-susai af all aur a-'
manis apart from The 'vs rrni,o'i'
tian.. Tho sasanr. sni the r"s"sni'
lian al the un'an. 49, az. triumphant
in "aI Hsh'
\ sa.f.i p-susai nj all pur i~'
.nsnsis ~hi.h as- granted u rra"'i"'
a,!y ,-eoxnisins the uni"ns
In snur n->' is.a-s u ihi. as-s not
tina IL. cay ,s ih- .as'~ basket.
.iii S.n'r ribas- n'ss-.
Ycu's respectable
\ t'ni.n Miner
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
THE M AR K r + S
"a FVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. .i.-HOgs: Receipts
si.600; market allow. ) 10 lae low
or: bulk Of saic~ '.as to 7.>s; iishts
80. In ..S3: mixed '.toro s: heavy
"a. To s. Soush "a. 10 ..:c; pigs
:.:. To :,
Cattle: Receipts i.a"c. market
slow and steady: beev-s &C. to $50 ;
Texas Si-ers $50 Ia s.:s: western
So" to $50; sso~kers aud feeders
~" tn $50: eo~s ami heif"rs So;
Ia s..0: saiyea ESQ TO ~.
Sheep; Receipts i-.""": market
steady tn Toe higher: native $50 IA
',o:: ~-sisra $50 ,o :.oa: yrariinss
81. To s,::: lambs. ba'is~ IS; IN
|. 10. western IS; to ;,-",
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
c.N WAM1 ADS aa.sc aes,m Is
oQU'T Dope 4 PuNY cHIL0

Vsf.nis-,Ssnt giNc that t,iny. ssl,ns
ur.!c' weight eh.'i any @; those .,.,ailes
;oases containing slgssri ps dsugsfusu
t'uSs.sa,hssYa sea't GsScrrlI-t and Iseaiii
To 6'ovn t~-splr. Ie; alone ,.,i!,!r,n Its t,.s
pose - 10 stimulate t"s . slIoFS tine si,0
eachdvse, ius; a. ~iasxsy of morphine doss
uiJsusal1ng ,oi lri,evci; doing real r,s,i
Gre that Sliilis,-licihine The, ~iiifrali,
bsild ,' up-rsplsnIsi, 'h- wasted tissues
:cr,i the s'un'r,i. i- sSi,i. p,,ny mus les
make v lively. s'Soss. vrN f'sii q. 'h, ami.
ria' sis'i's sH,l'itcr ate trt ant y, ns,ufe V
nave Give " k.sAlI Olive Sit E,ruIs,.s,
Recall Owe OIL i.'yYi. =, IS uholes.n,,
nv'ifsshIns. Zee IT, ru 4c,.l ~ and dangerous
drugs I-'s the ideal nerve. i.l..d u ard body
buil,i.r I, tc,.s the -u-s !; ,s planned To do
better than any Other ins-iicine uv Know oi.
AMI v;r faith in II IL So gr-s. tha. &c not
only urge ,"si To- 1.~ " AMI Hiy- Vt 'o your
Shsldfen n-l,u; vc Rus'anisc that l; ~il do
al ~ ssy " ~ili. ~ ,,s. ,.-, nothing
keaAll vi,c utl EiuuIssns should bc gwen
to ,iiltitru ~'o eaten s,@i easily brrn
right INV. st',i usc IL tn build UP de .tiId's
system 80 s,ici, s;rurs health the, u can ~.
siss colds. ,rvup. griptc. h-ys,. tlis. ca,a.rh,
p11tuno onis. and Of l<t ,oid ~es The g disSases
SUu Who ate weak sei run down. and yoi
sfo are ~.llno~ but ate cisablesos suffer from
various cod weather siin- nts. 49, ReaAjl
Olive orl F'nr'sSon to g, I; ard keep ~ell ard
strong f.s the tired .c-'t. run down, 0erv.
,'is. cnacisiei or debili;a;e-i--the CysnSA.
lesrins gru~irs ct,iI,iren-esed people
u - a s.us,bic ab tn renewed strength.
better spirits. glowing health
R,.sll Wive ui Emulsion king cf the
cehbra'c'i Kesa'l Remedies for 're.iosu
from s,C knees Of No, and ,uu family You'll
lie as enthusiastic sbcu, !, as ~ are when
you have noted its pieasan, taste, its stI-ns-
ihen'ne, invieo'a,,ng build,ne up. disease
preventing effect. u IT docs no. help YOU,
your money will he given back to YOU with.
oat argument Sold in this community only
at or s'o's-Tr.. Recall S.crc-on. d
NOR than 1.Up, lea, ling drug stores in the
Uaited S'a'es. Canada and Great Britain
IIansman DRUG Co. Three Store.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
COOKING TERMS DEFINED

whos q r-.ip~ .As. ia s'is
mixture IL means tn s'is u afoiHa
and armand. blending tho ma'rfaals
and gradually Increasing N" circle
'Ii~a,ins' means !. mi> "sef ana
over Always lot the hs~i Of the
sr.a.a ,ou.h the bottom "s The n,sias
ba~l and carry the mixture ser".. To
the opposite eide. Repeat this until
all -. the air s.'',s .,assisi- have f~~n
si.h ,hs mas, ''f"ia-
ing or cutting meats tn 'ur- 'hs'
mixture -,-r. "u' in~n AMI iin ut.
toidins the mas. =. a. just 4" blend
tho materials. hut NOT hs-sk tho ait
cells. ny stirring iarr-'!i-a'. as-
mixed: by beating lo,s of air is ~n-
eio.r-i: hy rpssinx. air introduced q.
rr-,ra'-a from ~s-apins.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
xAasAs CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas CITY. Mo. NOV sls-V0aS 3
Receipts S.."1: market i, to i-'
lower: bulk II sales ..ts tn so:
heavy 80" to 90. packers and
butcher. :. g" :. 5.>.. lights !" r
$50. PIGS . Z" '.sj
Cattle Rrc-ip's i.s"". market
steady. prime f-,i stcer. >.s, to p
dressed beef steers to >.s. w-S; S;cIr
steer. SO. to Sss: southern stc~r
s.s., to $50. COWS ~. :" 6 -;
bcifcrs 5 10 S..5. siotkcrs and feed.
or. $50 to 1.,.. bulls 5 q. 6.
calves s.:" to i".s5.
sheep: Receipts ".""": market
strong. lambs =. :" 10 IL. vearIinr
~. to SIS: ~c,hers is5 10 5. csc.
al. 'o 80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
MARRIED coUDlE PLAN AND
BUILD H0HEMADE HOUSE

sk,sl.s --.uaiif ih- hsrs.s, iai,o-
invals-a .a ~,s.ss'iss. in "a'ryins
ari isyins .gics. 4. n.isins ,na shsr'
irx -anrr-'. and in sNihz she h-aV,
.,iirs or The gusl. an .n'-frt
'~ashss ia a nanuais.in,a srh",i
Hsaf i'ii,.suTsh ani his si;- piaun.h 4
bulls sni d-eosASst aH -ixh' r--m
hsirk h"u.~. which is a model "f r-n.
y-nirH,~ aa.i ~, artistic Designing
*. "n'sii- h-ip vas 'inplnF-i sa,~
tha' = piu.'t-r ani IN -l-"iririsn
sss- called Il. tu s.r'.sm {. she
briiaiaz law. .t she state ES-ry
{ tscc .f rE1i'ur.. t'.m si,rh.i
table 4" library 'bsits. vas designed
AMI siaL. by The s..uf-r'rn, bands ~
'hi. r-saurv-'ui s.gri-s Tire heavy
gharh-iisr. and Ssss.iaius. .rus.
m-at.d ai'h massive brass dum.s.
With iara- chains and ~ith -uaip'
border designs. the i-iaia ri-Frs nf
s,es' artistic value. aus. is'aF-ssvinz
.'.tir~s in kitrh-o end laundry ngr
their hanHivnrts
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
DENVER LIVESTOCK

isn,-r. Colo. Nov. .i.--csiIi~;
Receipt. i..0o:' mark-, steady; b-~f
steers So: tn :..s. COWS and h-ifria 4
. To & 90. sioskefr and feeder. 80:
to 30: calves : Ia ..
Hogs: Receipts lH". mask~.
steady. Top $50: bulk nj sales ;.;H
SHEEP; it~~~iri. s.."": market
strong: ,"ssiink. /; I" s,i": s~ih~rs
-: To i.::. iaa,ss . >. I" :.::
r.-s 80. To ti:.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
MINISTER'S SEEK PERMITS
TO CARRY FIREARMS

Grand Junction. colo. NaSs 81
Tn- miai.,-r. a.. the ,o~n at ''sii'
sa.'- to-day presented a Is~'is,na so
sr.,in ss-rsa.f fnf permits ." ear
~ ri.,ni. Tn-Y state that their
iis@s are h-snr ihrea'su-S h ''n"s'
i-ss-r. whom They have tried ."
drive out .f in- s"pnS' I'll" shsf'
IN i--ssn an in, -.sisAsi"n Z" deter
milne whether ar mot 4" srsas the
permits
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. .i.-Aithouxh
speculation iangui,hed asain TODAY
the nark", showed ifnrro, n,ent over
The tendency aas down
ward for u time. hut the course of
prices via. reversed later, Foreign
inIiu-s.-s dominated the early deal
ings. in which III" market yielded TO
the fall In metal quotations, TIN.
copp~rs we're di.iin-iS heavy The
except tiouniiy fsvorshis nature Of the
cotton xinnix report. with its lmp'i-
cation of good business for southern
railroads. and the better tone of the
inve.im-nt market tended tn impTo'"
sentiment. and moderate bu!ins
readily checked the decline.
Tn. srar~iiy "f stock. for cover
Ing facilitated the uptufn aud ih"
leader. all moved upvsrd fractional
~. with the copper. making full re-
eoyery
itonss Nr:e easy,
\ halt in the np~aFd mov.m. nj
occurred and ropp"rs -nid off ssain
on reports ,ha, the metal MAS s~liins
at i... American Writing Paper
nt-~ b~cam- buoya ant aud fo.- five
poiat.. after a long period Of weak.
ne.s. N~A Haven ios; ,~a I-ninisr
Ths~- million daiiass GOLD ~ss with
drawn from IN" sub'ir-a.nsy f"F
shipn~n, Ia Canada sni San frun.
risr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
QUESTION OF sCHlQDr'S
SANITY TO 90 TO JURY

N.~ York. Nov. :is-Tkr 1ns-.'
,ioa whether Hans schmidt ~ss in
san.- when h. killed Anaa Aamal.
Ter .u, up her boiy and threw u
int. the iIu.,>on river. ~iii liz '"!'
tn tho jury that ~iii ir> him sos
murder, Iuis- Poster. IN 'h. ."Srs
ot general sessions :o.iaS a~n'-'s a
motion for the apfs,inim~as of Z
commission ip ra>t m SchmiH
mental condition The trial siii
b~sin November 70
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
NEW yo0K METAL

Ne~ York. Nss. Chopper weak.
s'.sdsrd. spol IN lssuasy is.:: .,
it.:..
Lead aai-s. a.; To s.s:.
sp~ti-s rui~t. 80 Ten s.iv-
Tin steady. spit Sr.s TO 9" .s
Nas-mbes 1ss>~ I" sS:..
tfos 1ut~.. usrhaAgsd
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
ORDER.

No~. on thiH if,h asy at NoS-hi-
her. \. u. 1913. ,hls cause COMING
an Ior hearing. b-ior~ the under
hers. oh IN" preliminary r-port at
the Erc.i,"r b'I-in. AMI !, appear
ins from IN" report "f Asii it~-~i,rr
iha, nh ar about the io'h day af
Jun-. \. H. 1918. Ly order Of The
aif",iors nj said d-s.ndan, ,onirany.
asSter Mas s.ni tn all h-iinvt-ht
subscribers or stockholders iu sIid
company 4. the rft--t that unless
said delinquent subs.rib~r. ar stor--
holders raid The balance iu~ an their
sut.rrip, ion contracts "r notes that
sa,d au,.a.rip,iba. would h- ran'
--ii-,i ani tin, m the :.'h ist "f
isis. \. - 1918. said a,r."'nrr. ~
&, solution. did cancel all said d-.
Un1u-ni .uisss rtptt.nss
AND u further appearing 'ha'
there arr q iaIs" nrnsb-r at s'nrh-
holder. ~ha have paid for their siork
IN fuii and itE' some at .aii siork
has b~sn transferred ~ the orisinai
subscribers thereof
Now THEREFORE, IT ~ ORDER.
III that all ,.~rs.s. having .tsst,s
asasaa, Tho Colorado Life Insurance
CaniI.sny sni ali i,.ss.a. "~aias os
is,fntns 4, oes .snrb In said Corr.
issny ~. irrir said claims uith TIRE
Receive, m 81. h-snr- January iss.
1874.
II is nr,u.r Ordered 'ha' n.,tr~
hereof s- puhiish.i in daily a-sss
p.p.r in Trinidad. C.i.ra'ia. for ten
consecutive Issues ,A-reo' and that .
copy oi saii notice he forwarded 10
the adar.~. Of record .r q" Tho last
known address. hy mall. POSTAGE RE-
and .,.~hhoia-r "' ssii Company esd
q. ali y-'-"hs ha,i.s "isifr. sesinss
Tho saii s.mupn, =. far ~ ~an h~
as.-.'ain-i ~ the receiver herein.
Hone q, ,hsmh-rs 'his ii'r dar
.t November. \ u 1919.
A. WATSON. M.iiE>Di'is.
Iui-~
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
You arr hereby notified of the
matters AMI 'n,,Es s-' forth In Tho
foregoing "r''-r
'iaiTs af- to h- 'ilsa with me at
Tho International STAT. Hank. TriniH
dsd. colorado. -n 80 lci"r" i'nrarV
I. i-ii
WA 4. rI.iSSTED.
Receiver
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
RATES or EXCHANGE

Sr~ York. Nov. si.-cias~s Prime
,a.Efan,i'. PAPER ; "a Q per cent
Commercial hills t>".
liar silver ;si.
Mexican dollars s;s
t:nS-rnm~s, hnhas STEADY
Railroad l.inds sass
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. N"ss - H'sins ~
Ianuar, r.sh. which Iiss-~i u. price
.a yesterdays cio.- after "r-niuz =
lower. ~ps the feature -' an "'hrr.
~ts~ dull market. in which the Whole
lis, q, the start ~a. = shade So
oft.
Close Fork. iann,rJ s".'s. Nay
eos. to 81.
Lard. January 1879" MAJ ii.a;i
10 iIsiA.
Rt',s Ierua-y 4" =" 30 ia-s,:
NaY HIS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
FASHION HINTS

Nor, al tho tailored sIssh.i skirts
have the slash finished with buttons
and hu,'crhcirs or With snap tsssen-
cr.,
\ drcsey slipper has tho single
s,.ap gu, ,r cn- With tho shipper up.
per. Tho black rstsn' leather i.
edged with white.
Tulic aizr-,,cs and butterflies and
fsnstes ar- .r-n On many NJ sh" all
black hats.
New silk p-,'i.oa'. arc cut away
in trpas to correspond with the on
enins in the gown. or the front !.
made with q plated fan which is dis
cio.cd beneath tho opening in tho
frock.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
HUNGER THE BEST SAUCE

sau.. is used TO create an app
iit-. The right Way To look is To the
digestion. When that Is good yon
are certain to relish your f"od.
chamb-risin's Tablets improN" the
digestion aud Great. a healthy app~-
lite. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

N~- York. N.s. :is-Amaixans,-
g, s"rs-s a>s. sugar Ia; bid. Airai.
soc s:l. Nns,s~.a ps.inr ,"6i ;
R-aaiae is,. -.a,Aesn rarifir SO:
i'aIsa rse,Gr 1885: q. =. steel :,s:
q :. s'.e, preferred 1857,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

Printing ~ avery description neat.
. snd quickly executed 81 The
ChfoHicie.News job r"n-r. samples
md 1notations on request. Use the
trjsphons. Trinidad sts -
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
THE Money MARKET

New YORK. Nov. sl.-CaV money
STEADY. 2, to : rcr cent
Time loans weaker. 6" days :. ="
days and six months ~ 'o 5 rcr cent.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
ST. LOUIS METAL

~ Losis. Mo. No, si.-iyr,'
slow. i.is.
sp-is-r auir'. Sts
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21
uuhIisnea Nov. ls..s l,iaJ
In the District Court.

stat" ai ,oiorano. i.ns An,mas Conn-
Is. ss.
a y, Hatch. rininiiii IS, Til" Colo
RADIO LII" ihsurae- COMPANY. a..
f~nHaht.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

Penny scratch pads In ahundan ne-
Call at C.N office.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

Irau,man prus Co. Three stores.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-21

Rooa and hoard in priva'. family.
.ta South Animas 81.
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sorbent Of any kind of grease, and
vii loften take out stains that viii
yield to 70 other treatment. Make a
stiff paste q the prepared earth w th
water ard . fsw drops of ammonia,
spread it thicE'y over the stain, leave
for twenty-fogr hours, then brush off.
There is n9 better polish for stain
ed floors than the old fashioned bees
T'aE and tlr5 Inc, though some of
The d.siefe1ta.t waxes used in hospi;-
is and other asge buildings can Da
highly recommended. 1t is a great
mistake TO wssh linoleums and cor,
carpets corsta.s.y, for water rots the
surface and asaEes them porous, thus
providing homes for millions of undo
sirable microbes.
1T IS far far better to rub brisk.y
with good wax polish, which also
acts as dIsjnfeetant and preserva-
tive. At the ame time, too, the wax
fills up all the title holes in the sur
face, 80 that any dust or dirt that ac-
cumulates on the top can be easily
swept away.
"Cocoanut fibre doormats should be
scrubbed first With soda water and
then with salt aad water.
"Tiled floors iced careful treatment
if they are u b. kept in good condi-
ton. When waehing them use as lit
tie water a. posible, for, if it is al
lowed to rest bctween the tiles the ce,
ment in which they are set becomes
loosened. Afterwards the floor should
be wiped over With cloth dipped in
skinned mix, and a monthly rub
ting with boiled linseed oil, very
eparingly applied, viii also greatly
improve the appearance"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-10-27

Rome, Oct. 27-Italy, or at least
that major part of Italy which is
deeply superstitious. is today more
convinced than ever that Premier e..
olitti has the evil eye" This belief
which for a few years past has been
partially forgotten, has just been re-
vived with added conviction by the
death of Teobaldo Calissano, minister
of posts and telegraphs. Minister
Calissano dropped dead few weeks
ago while making a toast at ban
Quet. Immediately thereafter, all
Italy remembered that he was the
ineteenth minister Of Premier Giolit-
it's cabinets either to die in Office
usually suddenly or under unusual cir
cumstances-or else to be stricken
with some grave illness.
The belief in Italy that Premier Gil
olitti Lad the evil eye had its origin
during his first term as prime minis
ter. That was in 1891. During the
very brief term, four Of Giolitti's min
listers died suddenly in office. During
his second ministry, the record kept
almost equal space. Two ministers
died and four were brought nearly to
deaths door by sudden Illnesses. Mar
quis Prinetti. minister of foreign af-
fairs, for example, was stricken with
apopleXy, and has never recovered
completely. Minister of Public Works
Ralenzano developed gout of the heart
and his life for a long time was de
SPARED of De Broglio, minister Of
finance, was stricken with rheumatism
and Minister Of the Treasury Wollam-
berg suffered a serious mental break
down. Giolitti's third cabinet Jared
little better Signor Rosano, minister
of justice, shot himself. Minister
Stelluti-Scala of public works died
suddenly, and Minister of Foreign AT
fairs Tittoni resigned because of GER
ebal congestion. Giolitti's fourth cab
met was signalized by the breaking
down of Minister of Finance Massimi-
nj, who, while attending a session of
parliament, was seized with an apo
plectic fit. A few days later Minister
Of Public Worship and Justice Gallo
was found dead in bed. He had re-
tired apparently in the best of health.
Then Signor Majarano, minister Of
the treasury, and the youngest mem
Der Of the cabinet, was seized with an
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incurable disease and resigned. Fin
ally Giolitti himself broke down in
health and retired
Three years ago. however, King
Victor Emanuel again asked him to
try his luck at forming fifth cabi-
net and Giolitti hopefully responded.
Since then Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs San Giuliano has been stricken
with disease in one leg which never
leaves him free from pain. Minister
of the Marine Leonardo Cattolica re-
signed for reasons of health Minister
of Posts and Telegraphs Caliassano
recently dropped dead at a banquet.
These deaths and sudden attacks of
illness have all been accidental from
natural causes, but italy's supersti-
tious says that Giolitti has the "evil
eye. In Italy, where the belief in
the existence of the evil eye IS
practically as widespread as the be-
lief of the Virgin Mary, its possession
is no reflection whatever upon the
character of the person possessing it.
1t merely means that that person by
2 glance of the eye has the power to
deal out death or serious misfortune.
In fact, some of the most pious men
Of Italy have been in the past accred-
tied with this power Pope Plus *,
the predecessor of Leo VIII, who was
the best and greatest of modern
popes and after whom the present su-
preme pontif took his name, was gen.
orally credited with having the "evil
eye"
Despite the deep rooted conviction
in Italy that this is the cause of all
the misfortunes in Premier Giolitti's
cabinets, it has had no effect what
ever in rendering a cabinet position
under him undesirable In fact he
has never been at a loss to secure for
his co-workers the most brilliant men
in Italy. Even if some of those be-
lieved in the superstition they We're
willing to take the risk because of the
unfailing success which a cabinet po-
sition under Giolitti means.
Despite his alleged "malocchio,"
Premier Giolitti has up to the pres
ent moment been the most successful
prime minister Ttaly has vet repro
duced, as is evident alone by his hay
ing been called upon five different
times to take the head of the gov-
ernment.