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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-17
Treasurers
Assessors

lreaSurerS Il #s4I aI
q. z. Adolphson, Argyle Cook Argyle r.
Nes Gunderson I. r. Falls .Nes Gunderson Falls
P j.. Benson Stephen Fred Person, Stephen
g. g. Ekman, Argyle, r. FL a. Larson Argyle r..
FIjdoph Dahn Argyll Hemer Dahln Argyle
II. j. Kurz Warren r. D. O. Cheney Warren
VIM. Paetzneck Holt Henry Sever Middle River
VIM. Poucek Warren r. 2 ..----- VIM. Allen, Radium
Egbert Johnson Middle River Anderson Middle River
Henry Rambler Stephen Bush, Stephen
G G. Gerber, Grygla Ejnar Hohle, Grygla
Peter p Granskog Skog Aug Low, Drayton, n D.
A II Lund, sEandqus John Roland, Strandquist
John Hanson Holt John Hanson
Hans Hanson, Grygla Paul P sund Esplee
Fred SteinhaueT r. Falls Skomedah III Falls r.
Alfred Wiler, Argyle, r. 2 Bergstrom Warren RI
M. j. Nelson Stephen Sundby Fork
Oscar Hoyelsos, Germantown Hamre Germantown
Nels Engebretson Holt r. - B. O. Waagedahl Holt r.
Ludwig Nyman StTathcona John johnson, Strahcona
- j. Osad, Strandqus Lundstrom sranduuist
P j. Backnnd Randen Anderson Randen
Alfred Horgan, Warren, Nichols Warren
p j. Bake, Newoden Nylot Neyvfolden hui a
John Lang Argyle Walin Argyle
John Lanporter, Anstad Knud Rogness, ,Germantown
M N Nilsson, Gatzke A. D. Nordstrom Gatzke
Emil Oslund Golden Valley Saarstad Golden Valley
Fred Johnson strandquist Johnson srandquist
Gust Ekman. Newfolden Hanson Newfolden
ole Haug, Newfoden Knuesont Opdahl
Peder sorenson Newfolden Gudmundson Newfoden
M H. Llnderoth, AvaradO Daniel Nordstrom,
Clarence NJ Easburn Stephen -Pe Moberg,
Ed j. Rud Gazke A. Engelstad Gatzke
Soren p Jensen, Stephen Martin Jensen Stephen
.Anders Anderson Middle River Moen Middle River
C, R. Gillespie, Stephen Hesse Stephen
John Henning Jonstad Jonstad
Gilbert Ness, Grygla Peterson Gryea
Car A. Johnson Warren, - Axel E. Johnson, Warren,
Mons A. Troland Gatzke Prestegaard Gatzke
August Peterson Viking Gustafson Viking
Frank Chickenski, Argyle Ernest Mack Argyle
Victor Cederund WARREN Johnson Warren r.
a s. Rokke NeWolden Stenus Isaacson, Strandqu,
John Oberg, Middle River Oberg Wheord
-Chas Anderson Argyle Oberg Middle River
M H. Sands, Alvarado Smith, Avarado
Carl G. Fos Argyle Krsch
F. P Modem, Middle River NJ N. Guickson
George K. Chambers Oslo
-R. A. Whitney Stephen Potter
August "A. Johnson Warren -.-..---J. S. Hileboe "
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
WHAT YOU GET
FOR one DOLLAR

A pair OF 15-year gold
filled frames and lenses fitted
to yours eyes for far SIGHT, or
either for reading or sewing
purposes. The frames we use
are not lacquered or brass
plated. but are standard make
of gold filled frames and are
guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-05
Women's Neckfixings Lose the Better Part
Of Their Prices For This Sale Tomorrow

Hard to imagine sale gilmore general interest
1t there is always need offresh neckfxings.
Buy supply now while rearrange stocks and make
ready for a season.
About kind of collar abot and stock that the
son favored ncludedrom plain linen collars and simple
little hand ties exquisite real Irish collars
and yokes
And the prices will make quick work their disposal!
Here the brief facts:
II I-2C Plain Linen Collars at ........ .... Sc
25C Embroidered Linen Collars bit soied at 1Oc
25C Silk Windsor and Four INLAND Ties many
COlOrs, at .................l Oc
soc Silk Four finland Ties (womens) at .15c
S1oo to $175 Robespierre Collars-a great
Variety at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Z9c
$50 and $500 Black Silk and Satin Stocks at SOC
$50 to $50 Silk and Satin Collars and
Collar and Cuff Sets in black navy red
and Persian Colorings at .............. SOC
Real Irish and Real Cuny Lace Collars that
were 81 90 to SIO.OO--round and square shapes
a bit soledare now exactly half-price--5Oc to SIS.
All Real Irish Lace Jabots that are in any
way mussed are now reduced in this fashion:
SOC to 75c Real Irish Lace Jabots now. ...... 19c
SIoo to SI75 Real Irish Lace abots now SOC
$500 to S275 Real Irish Lace Jabo 79c
$500 to S375 Real Irish Lace Jabos ... .98c
$500 to 81 so Real Irish Lace Jabots $3.50
$3.50 to SIIOo Real Irish Lace abots $500
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24
FINDS HIS W|FE'S BODY
IN CELLAR WITH BLUE
RIDGE ABOUT THROAT
Autopsy VII! Investigate Death
of Mrs. Rom, Suspecting
Foul Play.

The dead body Of Mrs. nermonie Rom,
wife Of Martin Rom. q barber at
Newark, N. J.. was found In the cellar
OF their home at No. 500 Washington
street at o'clock this morning shortly
after that hour the husband rushed
oreathlessly in c First Precinct
police station Of n .wark, and told Lieut..
1roy that he had just discovered the
boy.
Rom told the police that no had last
seen his wife when they iunched to.
sether at noon yesterday. she told him
that she was going to VS. her sister
during the afternoon. She told her
daughter. Violet. nine Year, old, by .
former marriage, to meet her at her
aunts after school. The child obey cd,
but not finding her mother. and upon
being told that she had not yet made
the promised visit. vent to her home
Her mother was not there. so she re-
turned to the aunts to await her coming.
Rom returned to his home at O. clock,
and. finding neither wife nor child. has
tened to the homo Of his wifes sister.
Mrs. Rom had not reached her sisters
house. and Rom with the child went
back to the Washington street home
None OF the neighbors had seen her
Finally. about 5 o'clock. the barber
thought OF the cellar. There he found.
fully dressed. the dead body Of his
wife.
IJAuf .n.,>,,ly> r,t.. .,d ro,,n.,.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24
CALLS SON A DOPE FlEND.
Boy Sent to New York ReformatO
20 Cure Habit.

Henry Luff OF No. 2s6 st. AIMS ave-
nue. brought his son William before
Magistrate Breen in the Morrisania
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-24

Elegantly tailored models. Ia white,
cream. stripes. chccks and hundsone
plaids. trimmed with large lny-down
collars, long sleeves with extra deep
turneL-bac cuffs. pockets. pearl hut
tons and wide belts. Tho chinchilla
y extra heavy and warm: slice for
misses IL to 10 years: women 81 to
~ bust ..................
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
u|Boa CalnllI1fE /
RESUMES PoOee

THE committee representihs tha
State Federation of Labor eontipuea
It, tsveAsixatiOu today anL viii gut
tn the balance of the week in the
1'riutsial district. song the ,sriy
part u sext week 10 WsisenDurs.
N0shsx Nil v. msas pabiie Of ,Ee
iisuisss or result Of the inSesiisa-
si0a uniii the inquiry hSs been .oG,-
pietsd. srsordinx Ia JA,u~s kirSan.
n,csai,cr Of the committee. sso
made that statea,sat yesi.sdas
Thre-. ni-mLers Of III. commit. e..
jobs u. Lawson. kii ;rnrs anu
Js~A BREWSTER. weut no,tii on Ned
ae~siaS nirht io slera Christmas
DAY ~i:h their families. aud r-inrn-
ed today, Kir~an r-inaineL here,
The committee intends To dei,- deep
into all matters to d. invssiss..s
aud ~hsa the investigation is soha-
plplei REPORT to Governor Annoas
The repor viii b. niad- inbiie in
OO0Nrbs HH-H
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
TALKING NOTION
PICTURES AT tn WEST
NOT DUPLICATED

The Eiison iaikiGs nO,Ion piri-
ur'-s. An extraordinary production. t.
b.!ns presented u, the w., theatre
this week, Edison. who L. hailed as
the sisafi that has eaush, Nature
nappins. las sly.n u the noT,L On"
Of The mos' extraordinary Inventions
of ih- as. ia ,A-s- taking pi,,uT-s
they ss. Go, = mere representation
IN th- ogiihaiy s.ns-. II is ,A~ ,hins
Itself og hraE b-ins sea ~ anythiHs
garden variety of III" familiar nov
ins pi.iur-s to app-nr aurl.n' aui
Inadequate. In fact. there is ~ sum-
parisSs. end uhat ~ better. tI,ry aTu
s.-pshihs 4. 'h- -y-. ~h-T" ,A- oT.iiH-
arr pieiuI-. ar. not Th~ Edison
pFo~-ss ot ,aiki.s sstl l1r pictures 81.
a,"si .au.cs the figures H. s,-p iI"n.
The sheet aud shake hands with tho
aaa.-as-s
Nnsos- aha a.Ild haze pr. iir,-d
:"s ysars $50 that Z, ~olii 80 i-,ss-
s,bl. ta -ShibT talking np,ion ri"i-
'ssrs d. the i-sdinS theatres ~ N"e
f.si apa 60 uE- sF"sis huIscs :
i..s 'i"iiar and naii slis 81 psi" %.
uuuli Ass. s-rB ips.-'i uisr - 3
dr-.sa.r ", Ii.a prediction hys
ssn.- ,r.- ., last. - The su.ss.n-n'
ss the ,b-suirsi r"Tld, The E.iis.n
tsgS.ns ri.iuE~- N,f- ri-s"Ht-i -
,hs ta.uiaL.Li- i'siss.' ra-,tg~ in
N-,s Ys.s s.a .r--sis.i - = . s.nsas
si.r the, ,h. newspaper sni u.
n-n sf .Si"nr- u-'~ lsNish In 'h-is
praises.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
49,.
MILITARY FUNERAL
F0 FRANK @ecohY

frank Gse9osy. assolsrs a bst'
tor, u. Colorado sssiiiss, ssrsssB
toiax service IL tho ssssks atssstes
os so1ih-ss cojosss;p. ~ko ~ss ssos
asd killed In . Irsvss soossjas
touss last Tue,ds, b. Lula ksiisr.
Sitk Who's be- had susrrclsd. wii' b..
tasts5 With tut u'iiisssy soooes 30.
Gay by ,se fa~nbess Of the srstiicsy
isisesy soG IN that city. The so.iy
~iil ~ laid ~ resl In rStrssoas'
eeuesssv.
The dead aaas i-i, Trinidad With
tho nsmssr. Of ik- ssit~ry The LAY
hcfosr the doabl~ lsas~d,. iis ~as
veil keosa here sad lore = S~Pais.
Iiou II brins > quiet fciio~ Esd ass
veil liked.
EfSsrts to locate the relatives St
Gsexes,'s aissse have shvs tos s~ss
us.urss~fui.. Mira tai,~r Vt her
iiusSs hssp uasss4sssd that her ts,s.
~ issst In a scar Seattle. \ sua.
bsr q tsssszsss have s~ss ssss 70
- a,iA sad asikh1osssx sslte,. brs
no r-pfIs ssse i.s-s received. Tor
osse vssssf ~tii hold the :-ody Tor
sr,essi ass. is is~ hop~ shsi h'r
rar~a,s or other s~is'is.s nisht S~
soasd
Rs.iassis of t.ss Aaissas believe
Mr.. Elder 10 BE- idcstirsl with Ars
Lola f'sckesi. n yo.as sosass sho
sissppcsrcd from that 'o~s IN eosn.
paay ~ith . fricsJ. leaving her nus.
hand and i~o ehiidr-a t'.i',ad her.
This ~oasaa. III = sAii. r~e-niiy IN.
hvrii.d eis.Soc tsou, . wealthy rel
stivc In OAiahoms. hu: could aut b~
located asd lnformrJ NJ hrr eood for.
s.n-. She had never ~rtss-u tn ssS
Of her las Asisnss friends after r''a-
ninx a1ay With her fri~ad.
Aa,oss Mr.. Edirr's papers several
Isilsss ADDRESSED io Mn. Lois Pack
eti ~cs, fouad. The poi,uc bc'ss'"
4, possible ihA, tho Las Animss p'o-
pic arc right sri that Crcsos, =
SLAYER WAa the las AniMas runaway.
An effort II being made to secure a
Joscrip sos Of Mrr. rarkcu and Il"
ASCERTAIN the mares of her OKLA.
hoAs' relasAves. F-stt
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
CHICAGO EoaSGRWoQAU
JAuS 4 AleO1UR1ER

chtrsE0. lSee. :s.-Ass. Mar,
lloyd. oar os chicsso's tee poisse.
~onsn. Is no: . isrGr wosaas. but
shc Is nsasssisr. vssscsds. she
Loardssi . ssrsss esr juss ~ Tos>-l
Ncsdt. . powerfully. .buili man. Lc.
sss a. arsumasi With tar eosdscs.
o. over . tsaassss. The mes wrrr
soos easassd II tists. Nm. lsoyd
showrd her slas aAd suposs sird them
tclliss Gcdss be- ~ss Ssdsr srrsat.
Tho shcr cssalcd tue officer. shc
pulled hin sross tho car. ssood hin,
asainas . posi sad rssG Tor the la.
troll WAGON. Mrs. lloyd rode TO the
station with her pria0scr and pre-
fcrred charge Of 'lisors'criy conduct
against him.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
!IRTlNe MINERS
FARE WELL At XMAS

NOs siosr lid tho soldiers a' ih-
sntiosAi guard. sisiionsd al Csmp
saa RsfA~i aud At the various camp.
~sjos = d-iishlfai Christmas y-st-r-
day. but the tsm.ii-s of tL- sisibins
sosi mSn-ss throughout the district
Jared veil. Thr.. ion. a.. anis aud
candy. tso ,oaa af sp ,lss and iar-
dSrds of articles of wearing aptser-i
AsL = ssu!siiud- ot other gifts s.s-
at.it ibal-d lo th- little sLiiar.a q,
'h- irst soioni-~ IN iiu-s'sno and
Las Aaisss ..usti-.
The Ntsit of santa siaaa .. ih~
sssihssu' ssmps ~as LsoasL, si-us,t LS
. tusd raised i"rsii, thfoash The -f.
forts of Prank 7. Min-s aud a,ls-.
ssd with fusJ raised In uhion rig.
st~> throughout The state. ssS.ral
husired doiiars ~as spent LEGALLY aei
the railrd Mta- Workers Of Nm-'s
iss sp~ss N.:S; On shs.s si.a- ss
Christmas sirs 4. the shi'ifep % ib@
strikers 10 go -sgihsFa su1 s1sssr
csa G-ii.. N.srl, .s."", 49, 'pH-
uibai-d ~ III. gns.ss IL ~ stats
asd So" tS private in.I 'assli
The &s!ssiio1 issu! y.ss-r.Ay u.
isibatsd basket a!hasrs 10 'h- rsiY's
t.par The e, T. Il l. ruga aas p'.
ti.sa shs Ia, asss ar.- 1, as shil..SeH
Of Sh- ssssps. 'ands .sa un,s -
sttts ~ss- aii,Iba;ti ,hy.iFb ,ss
Colorado supply ron Assy st.rr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
GEN. CHASE GETS
SADDLE FOR XMAS

4 han is0mc silver mounted saddle
Wss Chriainas SIT presented to
Urixadier Gcneral Chase ycstcrdsy by
lhc commissioned officers Of the staic
militia. The presentation was made
a, o'clock yesterday afternoon al
Camp San Rafasl By Captain I'D =.
aa,iih. who delivered short addrsss
IN behalf Of the Officers. General
Chase acknowledged the Rin With \
few appropriate words. The officer
snd u number Of offitcsa' wives as
ssn,bIcj In . haif circle outside tue
generals .est and. were spectators Of
the presentation. 7g@
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
n wAsx' 7 NIKE.

Congressman raIsnin Il. ttuas.
rhr-ss Of Mississippi mrsr,iy smiied
the other evening" wa,-a r-tease ~ss
made ,s pid-tinne !ohrx. Il rvtu,ad.
-,i hin,. he said. of rrrrai incii-nS
aisns that iinV.
On- dss iisosn called On his
friend Gsv~n aud IN i''ll- while
,h-y ~-s. cxehanssas ssrcAos~s ns1
.aa,r'easiax uipn their i's'ssILi~ ss~.
''ns the way. Src-n. tinail, rc.
marked i;so~a. did yoa ever Lcas
,.s, one about the ir'.haass ~hu
ate sn cor of cotn and lhcs called
Tor the waiter 20 put u,osv s-sns on
the stick"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
'ERSp|lAI

L. X. Last. o. Esovsr uas . Trisi.
dad visitor yesterday.
GssSss Pollock. oi Pueblo. .vas =
rriai6ad visitor yesterday.
Gessss tsepfisEer Of chlspsp !. -
the eity - BIS vsy 10 the oosss.
Nisses May. Blsuehs asa Albsres
Asttesse sss In tAr eliS slsesis& With
Threads.
Ms. Ass. Afford ss,vEssA ~ this
eI'y shyr .pssdlRS chrtsaAsx In
hoshse.
". ). Lack " ssii i.aks srest
Yesterday y The etsy s'sssdisS 10
business rf
Miss Effis ,aodsrss. relurssd u
this 'isy after sp-sdiss The holiday
in Raios.
ilsssy WilSs isi, Wsds-.day
nishi for beaver TO sped che soii.
Gay week.
", u, 0oa0vas of Pryor .,,ssl yes.
t-sSsy IN this city. W nseurosd "
Pryer this nsossing.
jsdss wn. u. Mosess u tho stsss
eoast ef appeals ID in The city sssssd.
,sg 70 bssisssA natter.
joAs RskeSss. . ssudosi is the
State Agricultural college. I. II lhe
ely ,isiiiss wish relatives,
y. u. kisS. santusior ~ the 4. &
T.. b rostiaed 10 M b-t suffering
~ith s~,sse ssss u ths svipp-.
Easi Hsrfses q Dave spest yes.
tsstsy II ehis city. Ns. Hartford
wti' srsasa 70 Dssv<p Ssis svseiss.
r. 7. Wsisiy. vso hsA ss~s Visa
iss With triesds in this city tos The
past ar~ days. left this ssesssss fos
ilssos.
Uiliy MrCssa-y. . elias nae Vi
the ssN fee dAss ,.sisisE Wits
Has Fssnei~co. IL In the siiy ~ ssss'.
frl~ads.
NJ. asi Mr.. y. u. Wisaer ~ Oes.
,rs arr ssf~ To ep~sd = te~ dsys
visi,lax wlth ~. ssA Mn. 2. y.
Wissos,
q. y. Saith Visited si ,he home Of
}. y. JoLa yesterday. NJ. xaith S>i
,ctuss 10 The johs ssseh 10 The val.
icS today.
fhr Nt.sss E;sAs0s asd An, cOS-
- lsti ysssssssy nessias TOR les
Vegas TO spssd The ctsiss'ass ~~sk
skiiisg Threads.
MlsA Myrtle ciesstssss. ,~sehst ~
Toi,~rLurE. b spsstiss The hs0'.
days With s~r pssests. Nr, ssd Mr..
\. -. Cl~svissss.
Y. q. He'll. . sesi'sy ssssieoss Of
Amarillo. speol yessssjsy 10 this
v,y. Nr. ltsll vtll visit II lI.sscs
hesosr sesnvaipG hons.
&C. chspsaje. pesssssss af skr 10.
!esi oowes ee0pesy. len ehes ssosslss
fss Tsesoa. Asiasos. wAssv h~ u,ii
lstses1 70 aSslssv u tssis~.s.
Jsae~ Mssessssl. Of The esssss!.
ssais supreme cours. wAo he's hren
sisiliss NJ. sad Mr.. J. ~. Jobs for
the past cosp,s - vssAs. aiu leave
lnsigA, for biz hon< ID phlls delphis
IL.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
!IlDl)+sr,
|G.etsQ!1,t,,
|d The Rs,t

Tiss w,su who slAsd NJ tue top Ut
thsir ltae u kusiseas today. ssasd
thsTe teesuse tAey had the courage
70 eltAl.
II you are mas Of isdccisiou- "a
hssitstos. YOU wiii never uaske =
siieeoas. Tksi SURE,
Tss sssy frss step toward suosSes v
10 sesiis. thsi asl,0rtssrc os satins
s,Gaey. The seat " . dsssrninai.oa
" ssye II. Aasey b chat ssskss il
Deesibse Tor courage 10 sueeesd.
U you hsSeat The osoesy dos't 10
diseoSssxed. sssrt right eow asd
opss . esstsas Areount - this bssh.
A eeilsr b sll yoa seesi. ssd. BY
sd6iss 10 u regularly you ~iii sooa
bsve . good substantial Lssk se.
coast sss, ~ -vs3I STATED - the
sua6 10 seceos.
m11lHlelM Nv1D$
q -s.esfs ~s.000 - s.~s~
49, srss..-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
Daoid Copperfeld IN
z Reels at Photopiay
Today and Saturday

II., niast.fpi-rs al tnsiish Tie
tian. 'rinNid 'oprerii.ii. complete
ia seven rs.is. :. Li..,t ~oDi.sfui
adaptation Of ,h- celebrated move
Of chsris-s Dickens. Will ~ H-.n ~
th- rhos.siay ih-ateF ,o.as and To
rorr.U. s,iiTisl ihis i-ooL ha'
L.~n r,T,d .i"np,i.ss hA - sr~:'-'
number al readers ,asn any i-rpt
ever aF.i,sa .u,si.i. al the iiiDi. .na
Pilgrims i'Fost~sss The piriur- .ar'
ri~s th- stsTY through -oaa--i-siiY
gnd bsiass .It on a curtain all th.
human int-S-s, al the novel.
beaver m"sins picture levers
ArSu iurnsl aNay by Auaar-'i. sh-
"arly psr' "t ,hss ~.SS ~n.n Ia"
.-s.n.T..ri f..,nS- a.. shown at Tho
raIi. ,s-strr there. Manager isaS,s
.AI-.,s Z. ao . record b1sin-s. ~i'b
,his pi.;uT- rh- nin pr-s.nt. the
Immortal sr-H--s 81 .n- fiisht of lit
,I- isn.ls uiIh .s-sFfoTih" from Var
tasu,h. of ,h- snipAr-cL sad IN"
=. a,h of Ham i'....'N. which ii'@
forever la the Estnas Of 'h.-.- VITO
have rad the hoax
Other sa..i features aT- h- ii'.d
for IN. ..niss DAYS watch tor
them
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
"1HE BEST llIpoClNE
- xvH3 USED"

"Chambcsisia's TsIl~is Is the bcs.
ns.a!r:ac ! ever ased fos roassipsiioa.
ns,tsousucs. and headache" writes
Mr,. \. ". Niiae. ~. 0soesr. cisa
Thssc tablets arc very cffsetual. cesy
snd picasass 10 sake. ros Sale b.
all dcalcs..
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

YES" sn,iiiasiy sas~ ~s-d Grr,s.
hut Il ~a.a't ss irsshnsa ~bo sis
~"
Wasn't an irtshman.' doubt.
!sIi,' rrtusaVd nsu~s. Are yoa sure
of Ia"
'S--." responded Gs-sa. "..-rsusv
the ssoss I. older shsn ir~issa.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
LISTEN To1 fl0 WHISTLE.

EIsIen Ter fk6 Wt11tI0e: The C.N
carrier bsys sew pessess new ~nis'
ties. The beyB will BLOW tho whist,el
whsp they deliver plpirs. whes
Sou hear ths whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C.N inst
after II has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
us71ruuoH S1n4 olDIlxp.

81. Louis. Mo-. trc. :S.--Jsnacs
". t.usk. = receiver for t. ~. Louis
aud Han Francisco railroad. ss'iay
MAS directed by Circuit Judge San
torn to bring restitution suits
axains, ccrisi ndircciots aud former
directors.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
RUNAWAY fEAS
Breaks HORSE.s SHOULDER

\ Lsd runaway secured ,sis 1000
~hra a team Ut los.ss hi,.h-d In a
l,shi sptins wagon. ras ihip ths
hofs~ hs,oasias 10 br. y. q. Thus', >,
spa. The horses sped down M1in
street al br~sk.a.ck speed and upon
ses.hias IN. CoioEs .. building ~.
wagon skiddcj aud smashed int. the
horse sad buRsy. Dr Thompsnn
hos.~ was knurh.j down aud hi.
shouid-f lone ss. broken I, sas
n-,rsaary to shoot til. horse al onrr.
The l~o ruas~sy horses ~sr- no, iu-
jurri. si'hoas sh tho wagon ~. de-
usolisacJ. The team belongs to 4 u
ce.roiini DT. Thoinpsoa's horse vas
oac NJ ,h. fines, driving animals In
the city
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
No1x q 1o1|nxD

Omaha. Nsb.. Dec :6.-Thr de-
psrtmeat store Of taA Tb,cr. at
Twelfth and Farnum streets wSs
robbed Of es.2s3 in cash aud $1,000
worth Of jcwsl.y Sy,s buss'ar early
today. 70 ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

Tho Salvation Army cas use asy
csst.ofs ciothiaE. iursiture. titchss
utensils, dishes. bedding. etc. Any
Que havins any Of such please phone
Red 1858 and they viii NJ called for
promptly. Thseks.-csps. = &
Haas. :
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

wh-n ,Fr,si- .su-a :" ,h,s ,.~n
~~ sh.uiJ all stand '"svss.. tasi-au
.t zach sIan.iiax apart.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
For
Christmas

Ci.yrriy d,s,vncd. DAINTY Christ.
ma. packages al D~'icWi. ''D.itS.
GOOD Ciit":Ui.Arh.s'' In Holly ur
White sud Geld ilo>.A. wrgpl I'd in
scnuinc vci.tinc sheets. y gil, tina:
viii awaken real Christmas cheer. ~
Onc.half ponnd LoS ... zoe. :JOr
Onc pound box ........ 0OS.
Two pound b0S ....4. .3D
W. also have our own siasc ~
Mixed Candles inat are especially
prepared tor the Chiidrcn ant good
Tor the 6rowh.ups.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

Peusy scratch Ssls 10 abundasc..
cf4 at BIN t4es.x .,. iM
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
10 scnooi. CHILDREN

We have plenty os scratch pads
uow. Cali o., tho C-N office. Il
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31
OCTOBER SHORTS
BADLY SQUEEZED
Spot Firms and Shorts Big Buy
ers-Fresh Selling Appears on
Bulge Over 1910 for Jan,

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The break Of
so points for October Thursday was too
much on the nerves of local bulls here
and the cotton market opened steady
to-day with much better undertone
and first prices were l up to 4 points
lower than last nights close
Liverpool came in about as due This
coupled with a bearish report from Cor
dill on Oklahoma and Arkansas caused
rather free offerings, attributed chiefly
to ring spectators and commission
houses However, the trade received
the usual grist of bullsh news from the
belt and the buying was of better
character than for some time, The
larger spot houses and old bulls were
aggressive bidders, as well as absorbed
offerings as quickly as thrown Oh the
market The trade as whole did not
take Cordilis report seriously. Reac-
uonary sentiment was general and dur
ing the forenoon prices stood s 10 IA
points above last nights closing figures
October shorts were badly squeezed
during the late forenoon. Those who
held the outgoing options were stub
born, refusing to part with it around
which carried the option to IA cents in
jiffy, but 1t reacted 10 points later and
went dead at that price,
The Journal of Commerce report
showing deterioration of points in the
condition. of the crop for the month
offset the bearish effect of Cordills cir
cuar, causing active buying by Liver
pool and covering by overnight shorts.
On the bulge December sold at 1876 and
January 13.47.
However, there was a freer supply of
contracts, coming from Wall street and
further liquidation by longs Bears say
the bulls must dig up fresh ammunition
to hold any advance, and. that with
the clear weather, the market will feel
the weight of an increased movement.
Bulls on the other hand, say that the
market is well liquidated on the break
of about 20 points since Monday and
higher prices later on in the season are
assured.
At the close the market was firm
with prices at a net advance of is TO
Is points from the final quotations of
Thursday.
Following are II a. m. bids in New
York; December, 1888: January. 1880;
March. 1888; May, 1887 July. 1929
Following are 10 a. m. bids in New
Orleans: December, 1858; January.
1881; March, 1854; May, 1857; July,
1887.
Estimated cotton receipts:
Saturday. 1912
New Orleans. ..... $500 to $500 1890
Galveston ........1 10000 to $1,000 27,6sS
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES