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Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
NCtiCe of EOrfelture

To Edward Charlton, J. NJ. WheIan, E.
 NJ. Whelan. r. l.. Jones, Wm. Me-
 Naughton, Leo Demoska and NJ. F..
 Heavey. their heirs, assigns, success
 ors or personal representatives:
 You are hereby notified that | have expended in labor amt improvements for each of the years of 1912 and 1913 the sum of one hundred dollars lSl00| on the Annex association placer mining claim. situated on Moore creek, in the Takotna Mining and Recording Dis trict. Territory of Alaska, which has been duly recorded at the commission CTS office at Takotna. The above amounts have been expended in order to hold the said claim under the provisions of the law concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amounts re- Guired to hold such claim. And you are further notified that if, within ninety l0o) days after the last publication of this notice, you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure, your ln- terest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your CO., owner. 4. J. J l. V fI.i-'
 First publication May 10. 1918.
 Last publication August 9, 1913.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
Notice of Forfeiture

TO NJ r. Heavev, Leo pcmoslla and l.. M. Whe-
 Ian, their heirs, assigns, successors or per
 sonal I representatives:
 Nou are hereby notified that have expended in labor and improvement for each ot the years of 1912 and 1913 the sum of one hundred dollars -SIOo-on the Lone Star association placer nlln- ing claim situated on Moore creek, ill the Ia kOtna Mining and Recording District, Territory of Alaska which have been duly recorded at the commissioners office at Takotna. The above amounts have been ex pended in order to hold the said claim under the provisions of the law con cerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amounts required to hold such claim. And you are further notified that if, within ninety % days after the last pub iCalion of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion of said Expenditure your interest ill said claim will be come the property of the undersi igned, your CO owner. c. J. J l." E4rI'.
 First publication May 10, 1918,
 Last publication August 9, 1913
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
STLLWELL,
 SENT TO PRISON

New York, May 3I.-State Sen- ator Stephen J. Stilwell, who rep resents the 2Ist senatorial district of this city in the legislature, after a prolonged and sensational trial, was this week found guilty of at tempted bribery. He received a penitentiary sentence of from four to seven years.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
BIG SEND-0FE' FOB
 T'HOMAS GAfIFln1E2

Juneau June 2-Represenave Thomas Gafney, who has aned in this of the session of the First Alaska aoatur departed Saturday night Seattle Saturday night onroute in Nome. rousing reception and smoker the departing legislator at ks hall early Tn the evening say farewell the popular members of inc leosave assembly, Large crowds from the Peever ne mne from TIeadve Douglas island and other places and filled the big hall.
 Mr. Cafnev delivered able address, reviewing the acts of the pcisative assembly, dwelling especially those matters which were handled of the aborng Mr. Calf noys speech optimistic to Aashas utue carried conVc t,on and made a lasting impression on his audience
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
NOTICE

All parties owing the firm of Fred F.. Webber X co. are hereby requested to pay amounts to Claude Baker only This notice cancels notice as published in this paper lSert. :, H. T and 2S, I9l2) authorizing Wm. B. Thomas to make collections in our behalf. As was also published in this paper. be it under stood that the partnership between Fred E. Webber and NJ. J, McDermott, was dissolved by mutual consent on that date. NJ. J. McDERMOTT.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
flOtiCe Q of F Crfeiture

To D. SayleS, her heirs or assigns:
 You, and each of you, are hereby notified that the undersigned has eN- pended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars ,3l0O) for each of the years of 1911 and 1912, on that certain fractional placer mining claim and mining ground known as and called "Sayies Fraction, situated on Little creek, a tributary of Cane creek, Innoko Mining District, District of Alaska.
 You are further notified that if, al the expiration of ninety (90) days after the last publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your prOpOr- tion of such expenditure, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-0wner, under section 2324 of the Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 NIELS J. NIBE, Co-Owner.
 Date of first publication April 26, 1913.
 Date of last publication July 26, 1913. United States of America - District
 Court-Territory of Alaska. Fourth
 Division.
 Lizzie Opsgon, Plaintiff. vs. Edward O..
 Opsgon, Defe ndant.-No los 1, Alias
 Summons.
 The President of the United States of
 America, greeting: To the above
 named defendant.
 Summons having been duly issued ont of the above court in the above entitled action. and placed in the hands of the United States marshal for service, and the said marshal having made due re- turn, setting forth his inability to serve the said summons in said district. and that the said defendant could nOt be found therein, and the plaintiff having filed and presented to the court an at1i- davit showing that the present where abouts of the defendant was not known to the plaintiff, and that the said de- fendant could not be found within the district, and that good cause of action exists in favor of the plaintiff against said defendant.
 And the court having considered the same, did on the llth day of September, 1912, make an order directing the pub lication of the said summons for period of six weeks in the Iditarod Pioneer, a newspaper of general circulation within said district.
 Now, therefore, you are hereby re- quired to appear in the said district court in and for the Territory of Alaska, Fourth division, within 30 days after the completion of the said publication, to- wit within 30 days after the 7th day of June, A. D. 1913, exclusive of said day, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, a copy of which is on file in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, and unless you so appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply for the relief demanded in said complaint. Witness the Honorable F. E. Fuller, Judge of said court, this 18th day of April in the year of our Lord 1913. C. c. PAGE, Clerk, Seal By Geo, W, AIbrecht,,
 '~-r--> Deputy Clerk.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
LETTER WRITERS
 SENTENCED TO PEN

Newark, N. J, May 31.-After trial lasting several days, Jacob Dunn and Seely Davenport, the New Jersey farmers who were in dlcted for sending threatening letters to Woodrow Wilson shortly after the November election, were found guilty yesterday. This morn-
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
CC00u|SS rrU7IoNAL ROW EEFECTIVE

Washington, May 3-Presdent Wilson issued proclamation today constitution poving for the d United eecvehe on having been ratified by than the number of
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
TIRELESS TED TALKS

Buffalo, May 3I-Col. Roosevelt will arrive in this Monday next and will speak in advocacy of the pending direct primary legislation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07

Ed Anderson. Flat City. can tell you that Curley Robinson is situated be- tween NeIs Glantz and Jerry Ford'o with the finest little restaurant in town.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
MARQUETTE; T; JURY
 :FlNDS E()REI 3 3. 8,

Marquette, Mc May 2A jury consisting four miners three teamstor locomotive fireman, blacksmith and selected and hearing the evidence in the widely iscued of criminal libel of Colonel Theodore R0Ose against Editor Newell of this city for Sl0000 damages The during the closing weeks of the late Presden
 a, while affairs politically somewhat heated in this st2e
 On the witness stand Col. Roosevelt his own behalf, denies being strictly temperate but declared emphacay that he always sober Many other witnesses brought forward to testify they had the exesdet under the intu of QuOr
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07
Case Takes Unexpected Turn.

Marquete May 3Much the surprise of every spectator crowded where the Roosevelt libel being Newell unexpectedly the witness stand this and reacted the alleged beO2s uteances charging former with drunncss said that he had become belief injustice had been done the colonel the publication of the defamatOry arcle He said that he deeply regretted it's appearance and then asked the judge bring verdict in merely nominal damages.
 The ury after short consideration, awarded Mr. Roosevelt lamaoes to the extent of 6 cents
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07

ing the court sentenced Dunn to five years and Davenport to two years in the penitentiarv. Roasting chickens, 40c lo.
 lditarOd Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07

Location Notices at
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-06-07

Pioneer office.
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FOREIGN STRIKE
LEADERS COMING
TO LOCAL FIELDS

D-n,-r. cole. D-- Ia steps to
nll ih. places af leaders HOW uni-I
aJT-.i sy the military authorities a,
the siFik" gone w-r- taken to.ias by
officials of the United Mine woFk-Ts
Of America, John Brown. Of 'h4tl"s-
lo~n. ". Va. ami Joseph Quinn, Of
Chicago. International organizer,
left today for Trinidad to r-poEi 4"
Prank J, Hays. ~ho Niil assign
them ts take chars. oi .iiH'Eir's
~a-T- tho.- formerly ia charge are
under arrest
James Mos san, "I wSom.ns. "n-
.f the union leader. Unlisted By 'hs
federal grand jury a. ra.bi". i"-ia,
appeared before United Fiat-s COM
"a ntsslan-E ,iinsisi- and gave bond In
,h. suu og tj.u".
II aas stated today that john y.
Whi,-. International pE-siira,, snd
" ~, Gr--n. s-st-,sTs-sr"as
uh. ~-r- also indicted. arr -Np-fi-s!
IN arrive in beaver NanLaNs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Dee. Is Th. stock
market closed firm
Hear traders again i"os 'hars" oi
III. market today after an early i'm
piovem-nt CAV. .ioeks sn appearance
Of frmn~ss.
Spread ~ unsatisfactory rond.-
lions IN mercantile lines ,hE.ai.h-d
tn. .onfidenc. with which pf"iss-
sional traders attacked the market,
Indications that stocks Were b-ln:
put out On rallies reduced buyins
largely To short covering After a
u-~ low av-ras" 0i prices had been
reached the Lis, grew stronger in re-
.uons- 4" ~--k end covering iJoss-s
~-f" mstr u' and -s-niu.iis mnns
stocks advanced iFar,ioaaii, sen'"
yesterdays .ios..
iioni. N-r" heavy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
CHICAGO soiso OF TRADE

Chicago. D-s, wh-a' price.
hsrd-r-ti today aaIas To continued
unia oTabi- .ros reports ff.n, NEs-nr
tina and b..gausr oi - forecast tina,
.oTii shipm-n,s s.uli h. tsh,
Opening prices varied fson . i"~.l
to = tis- aiSaps.. bnt later ih- NOR
Ne, mad. an up,ouEn all aTsuni
Closing figure ~-T" s,"aiH at -
lover la 1. hish-r than last nisLia
insT-as-.i T.-s-ip,s lee L. "niS 'Fsu-
si-nt weakening in '"Tn >t'~'
s,s,,ins unchanged - :" i"a-Ts
pris-s g.s- r-Ii st.s- tsss uish'' e
level,
Th- .iss- ~a. steady, A.. 'a = MT
:"--F-
Tie .sis market ssss-'i. sp,~i'h.
ssanaiSs tho, ott-Finss N-T- mode 70
a,-
Close wheat; pk"r-m''-s -: g
MAJ So,
Core nr.-ass-T So MAJ 60.
oats, i..-mb-r 50. Nay si
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
THE NJ AR K r T S
~ FVLL ASSOcIATE PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS "
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo, Dee, Is Cattle;
Receipts s,"o"; marke, steady beef
Ft.eIs ...a 'n -. cows aud h-i,ers
. I" ..so: s,ork-rs and feeders ! To
calves 'u '.ii"
Hogs; Receipts sSo: market
steady; '... Ca huik "f sai.s ..ta
4. -
4 Sheep: Receipts Lice: market
-u N-ninnfs 4" Il w"ih-rs
iss tn ): lambs 90" Ia ..s. -w.-.
j..s 10 t.ts,
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CHICAGO f.Ives1Ccx

.hisss1. B-ss "a Hos Receipts
a: u". gnsgt., .l.s. shade uasi-g
Frstvs days as-Ias-5 buis "' sai'7s
:ss I. ..N.. lights -. 10 ..s'
misss. 80. IT, s,s3 heavy -" '''
30: ,aush -. 10 ."s p'ss +. ="
;s-
cattle Receipts 5"s; market
si-aass b--s-- . s- ~ see T~sss
.i--s< $50 q. s;"s s.s;-rH steers
. >. 4. ssss s,@rkrFs and feeders
s." 4" 5,"s r"ss ani h~i'-fs q"
to s.. -.is-s sa,s It.s"
Stacy, Receipts I. .'"" asiNs 20
10 3 So -~s,-r. =" {" s.s"5 year.
tiass 80. g. ss.ss Isnsis .s'is'
sss sRN
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
KANSAS cI1i LIVESTOCK

ksa<s. CITY Mo. i,- - Hogs
K-s-ipss ~, ,.".s mars-; steady I" .
shade l"v-gs suI. ~ sales - 3"
...ss h-ayS 80" :" ga. rsrh-'s
and hatcher. .is Ia ssss iishi &
s.ss 4. : Sc. pig. . s" 's
Cattle Receipts iw"5 market
steady prime ted .'r-Ts : ." &" Ia
d.-.s-si beef steers 'n >s's -"s'"'U
steers &" .5s: soa'h-ru steers 80"
:. :: cows -. ,p : h-it"rs 81 ." 60
.: ,sis-s I. ." i. IL
sh-r,s Receipts i."""; market
stead, lambs 90. L. $50: r"sriins-
:. to s.5s. w-Jh-rs -" to ssss:
ewes iss t. as
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

M"Ai'" ''ti. is~s - tn Ill 'iis,
'gi,I "f TuNflm. Nt,rr i"r ncsTlN
= u"s,G h's h.'H y"t,E-lir', by 'h'
r-i-ri. upIsF ."a-r.I tsndido Nstu-
lar. is Ho~ - ,l' HiHds "i tho f"i,
sf.i 'pu.is .ailHIr'i,'i IL, .-n.F.''
i".pu'n Nals. iIrs aFfnTiinH 4" -"
pests resolved '.H,Y ~ the va' ~
Is-
I:-lsTaI Ntass. ,.a Hts "a v.t Z. Tlm.a
Hi',. hss s'Vaur',i sitb his uuluHiu
Ne IIr as iuan 'Isiai. :" 'h- n.F,H
g Ismsshu- 'i' aEs tr' 'Avs Ia
rn'"ln,s"si an .Dr.ssi,i"H aHd u
ts assumed ihr' ali ~. T''ssi i"'s.s
hst- E"g- =" .ssisi ~ thy .itaSL "H
TsH,t.is"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

5..0o men. Mnn al. rapidly sur
rounding the town.
Tn" commanding position of ia"
iedsrsis. with trenches and Ioris pre-
pared Tor resistance. viii max" IL i'm
PossiGi- foi tn. rebels to storm the
place without Fr.a, loss of lie,
Snch an attack ~"Ii's mean hat the
r.hTis would be- constantly <'Spls''i
io h.ayN nr- NHii. climbing IA"
ur.,'iriinus arroasnr, for ,hc siieht
shelter afforded by the ihick mes
Iut," bushes,
I'll" 800" i.,l"rals garris"n"i
here. after ,h-ir retreat fron chs
huahuR- nav. Is,isni th.mslNs to
ia idea al an attack. d" rebels,
under General Herrera, hlN" an
noun, yd their Infection % .itarsIns
from three slider ,n force. tn surrrH-
der. or I. drive III" "n"niS s"Tuss III.
river in'o IA" ini,.d Sist'r
Fnnr norr tf.ai,- ~ ,.,Nalsy rr,.
HNH htfH f'NH Ats
trni -, I'r'sidio, Texas, iolas, 1h.
AInsr., an military authorities haN"
n"iiiiri bath sides that IA" sh"'s
liur, h- fired a.n.ss I'll. river
The federal. ~"r" -, "a less tO'ia,
Ia know shnt hsi L-.om" al ..n-r..i
M.T.ai". III" tankins "iIi'"r of ,h"
Mexican array IL the nnT,h II Wss
believed 'hE' h- with $3.50 fri-f,is
iEi i--I .Li"F, rr's'i ts r''i.-i- N .
mountain pass AZ l., Muia anisi'i"
Oli.sSa sud that h- s1uid s- a'
tackled bt superior rebel f1rras r''s
ioTr IL" r-b-is ATTACK oiinass
M-r,as:" u"n, "u' oI She IoF, here
{" -sf"Et ~ s"ns struggling rrfur
s--s-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
NEW YORK s1ock LIST

New York. Dcr. Amairams,- t.
ed copper sps. American sussr
i.il: A,chG.ou pa. Northern Pa
citic 1874: Heading i.sl. southern
par,,i. sc. rnton Pacific iu5s: 4.
= steel .5s 4. =. steel preferred
.i"is
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GARAGE OWNER KILLED BY
EXPLOSION WANTED
AS AUTO. BANDIT WITH ~

"hicsr". ~ r. o. rrsnE Nas
hta. nNn-r u'' hr ssr.E't rU.u uui''
i'"b"f, NSDb i.l','r of the hant "l
.u,"a'nHiis' DaTpiis Witch 'rTrnrta'h
q. isazu last Winirr ah,aiirsi his
rsr. uas Iiii-d sius"=; ins,aH,if '".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
RATES OF EXCHANGE

S-w York D-e ~ CiosS rriHs
a.E.an,iI. paper - to. p-F s-nI.
Commercial BILLS $50.
ilar silver -
M-sissh iIiisgs a.
'.Bs-Fhm-nI Son'is s,-aIS
i;aiirosd bands heavy
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
NEW y0Rk METAL

New Work. Dee tia-TH- m"t7l
markets w-r- practically nominsl as
usual On Saturday Lake copper ! :
4. tS.s 50. -l-vuoiyiic iis:l &" H.
10. casting - to- liisi.
Iruu unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. p-r. is.-rir., sales 81
provisions were the same a- last
nish, to = and Sc of. with mor-
d.,r ridrd weakness iai.r.
Close Fork. May s.-s.
Lard. January 1854. MAY ii"S.
pibs. ianusr, t.-": Va, HIS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Has bl 's, r,riu=lpb NJ ssa'!in"
iauk in tHr ssrrsr Msdia. b'si
-imr' tpu from bic tudG iir
vac &C. t.ara pir tiIs r.iI.u'1
ar4ins' Wrbb usa i1las'suI
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

un r.-f Hf f'Ftn'iuz ~ suE Iini
HH"u. TUs rurauiFi--Nrss samples
ans .siiust.s aul Er rlrrFiliiT
-trru. ph"ur TrtlIiai $40.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
ST. LOUIS METAL

~, :.oni.. Mo. p.- ~, i.-aa
dull. I. 10 iiu.
fr-l,-r nominal. ,.s To- o.
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L.oss

Key ring viii. three k.ys Monday
between hish ssaooi ani seventh
81. Finder return to this office. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

The -4roasn,ir system hs. n"' vet
L--a devised BY -hish fsEm-r's
-ss- san forever .-ii hes -ss. @s ;k-
STORE aui bus h-- saiis. IN rhirss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
THE MoNtyI MARKer

New York. dec. i5-Caii money
nominal no loans.
Time loan. strong so days =. 80
DAYS q. t. 5s sis months . 'cr
,suf q
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
NEW rOax COTTON

N.~ York nrr ~ Cotton sl,or
aui-,: midaiins is.; 80 I5s".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
BIG Policy PAID

Duiu,H, NiHn.s i-r H. uH- %
ID. Insurance policies un the life ~
i"hn MrAibia-. ~h.s- death b.
shooting .aus-si sensation hr- aHa
IN ,h. ''ariiis 'uasi siii H. paid BH
M"nisF neat M-s- M.Nipsn- anh
i;.b-E' whi,-sid.s -Iii receive 81" p
"""- ~. All. i.aiifS. which Is 'hr ',Fs'
4. s- raid. The I.,ai Insurance au
MF N'AiriS"s life amounted e.
Siss. .""us
NJ MFtiviar. sbs uas "ur ~ tH'
i-adiss inmtrI ni-a IT Mian-s";a
va. sb", .aEiS IN NusUsi shii'
~. hsss s.i,n' "i his Luts-
r'tnuIs 1T ''s"fl description n's'
b s.d .tirsE executed - 'h'
Chranisir-Nrvs iah Ua"m.. IstDri~'
.nd quotation. sa -.gu-s; i's. th'
Telephone y.iH.i.d a." ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

S-r. -nFou,. t1 Tamri." NiniFai
f'i-'Fh-r has r-s-is-t ini.gHstian
saai l.,h t-s,-Fais sHd constitution
aii.,s ksy- sh"' "r h.Hs~.i ali pTis-
oh-gs taken. numi,-Folns sLss, 50
three oE iE-.- m.n s-T- hanged ~
th- t.t.s.aa iEum .i,bin 'b. federal
line IN full sirs m ih- ships sni
sIiYs Nin,iSsi fl-s.hrF matte formal
proi-., in tn aan' 81 huaa4siI
asainst ,iav pga.,Is- liz T-ts.sts ,La,
IA" f.T.ish~sS "F property haV" is--n
injured sui ,hs, ,h. S-s i~rs-, i'
.ns"ns~ s~ Tss ,ss.
Tia" s'Sd 'raasras, Samn-s -i1'
i-sys vsis~.,ss s~sss fer Tsmpi"a,
hst- s--a maa. i''
ssS- tor sii Nss~si'sns a' Tamris"
They nun,',-e shnut s""
uiiiciais Aid not attach a.F sis
aiiisssse 81 sh- tar' that Nat1irs;
ti-,.h-r made M H~H'i"H in hss 'i's-
pssrh-. -. his reported .'tirn IN "s-
d-fihs tho .Nnb@ssa,s =. cease firms
y, .h. tiui. ss-'rfsisNs II vss E-sin'
81 .u'. however. that the NdmirsI
bad 'h- ~id-., Is.~-ts {" sr' IN he
discretion Niheush the Ni'airsi''
r-f.rs,s rsu. 4. wsshiHs'uH 10y sadie
h- .s using th- ~ir-i-s. q. transmit
T.. ,pnssit canada az Nrrs Tus. vhn
is .-ndins them ht 'ssi.l. from that
paint
.aI,..,.H. Tsss.. t.cr. ~ =Th-
Transport -umH-r -ail.,l to-day t"r
TamrIr.. Mexico. -i'h u" p"" "a
,s.ns aud y a-,schm-n' uf ,br srmy
medical ,urrs The Transport vii
be us.d I" cate sor Americans aud
u'h-,s leaving Tsmpis" nn srr"uH,
.f the roas,i,ationsii-' siege.
~ ras1. Tcyas. De- Ia -Four
hundred spanish refugees VII" had
been given sen day motto" hy the
T-,,~ls Z. leave Mexico. arrived her.
frum CHIHUAHUA On = special train
,.ia, They ~-rr accompanied ~
Frederic. Mpy-. wLp was apupin'"d
civil governor 'o turn chihushus
over 10 the rebels The exodus Of
9paniar.is from the country r-snl'-r
from General Francisco villas n"-
tic. tina, he would protect all f"r-
-isnrrs c,r.p, spanisris. TIL" r"fu.
gees reported tina, all their property
had b-pH sonfiscst.d Som" nf 'h"in
" ho had been wealthy m-r, hsnis ar
rived in ~ pssp ,enhi'-s-
I'll. refugees reported that the
t;,rmsn colony in chihuahua vas
preparing to leave and that Nmrri-
can. would follow
New York Dee. l5--Th" - of
10. employees. mostly Americans. Of
the N9uiia company. a Pearson con-
,-rn q, Tsmpico. Mexico. are safe.
Meme uf them has been hurt in the
fighting between the federal. anu
This va. an
nounrci her. today bs til. AnslU.
Mexican petroleum produ,"ts cpm-
many. which had received the follow.
ing ra abi.sram from its agent at Vera
Cruz,
"Dr. e. W tIays. first vice pr.si-
dent Of the Nsuila company. informs
by wireless from THmpico all ARuiin
ON ,jovcs safe Please rca-sure rela-
tives'
Ojiras,. Mexico. Dee is.--rerch'
cd high o,. the hill ,t oiinHsn, which
rornmanls a sweeping view of the
nearby desert aud canons. the fed
craI army today had It's guns trained
in anticipation of an attack by reb'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
MINISTER TO CUBA
GUEST OF HONOR

Havana. suba. n-s. ia bril-
liant T-s-u.ish -as sis.n last Etsht
o, ;h- Nmr.ssan 'Iub in hon"F 81
wiIiiam u. a.nsai-.. - 'oIatnhia. r
e. i'aii-L states Minisi-F t. ''ui,ss
ana Li. -i.- rFrsia-ns M-H"sai sas
sn- ~ tho guests, The function
served as an official ia''osips,i.a al
,h- Nn-ricaa mtat.,-r and his wife
4. the Nn-si.an s"l"ny
S.l saa ne, very ~-it ask "ss-ss
.hs, ,s- t.~n !. aaiaz faf y"i nn'r
S.a ask y.ss.~l. ~hsi You ar lola :
foe ,h- Io~ns
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

call -s,.us T.sas. i.c- ~ To"
transport -amu-r -ail.yI Io,isF t"t
TaHris". M-siso. With u" u"" "a
'l.ns aud y a-,schm-n' ~ 'h" sSny
medical Currs. The Transport viii
he used 4" cate saF Americans aud
o'b-rs leaving Tsmris" nn .r'"In'
.f the r.ns,i,ationslis; si-z.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Oiiras,. Mexico. Dee is.--rerch-
ed high oi. the nil ii oiinasa. which
commands sweeping view oi the
nearby desert aud canons. th. fed
rral army today had Its guns trained
in anticipation Of an attack by reh-
cl. said to number between four and
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
MONTEREY IS IN
DANGER OF ATTACK

,C.sls...s ss.~ sass D.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
ros ROns.

Mooass l0s light housekeeping ~
Lucssss. ~. Bsca 3SJ or &lS beech
u
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Six room ,srieiy modern house,
Close In. Call Red lAl:. Il
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15

Chamberlain, 12-Po 0vouden-
MIN stopovanf byl lapen desperat,
Slim Hall, vGera veGer, 30 mil cd
m9sta ma renGi Doc Wallace Pr
stihanf Sc pouzili stihaci psi z Nit
chell. Hall nejaky cas- Sc zde pot
loukal. a jeho chovani byIo pOdez-
fel6. Byl zjednan by vykoaal ja-
kous praci We sklepeni pod lekar-
nou a toho dareba vyuzitkoval, Re
naliGil dvefe a v noci z mfsta uk-
radl "a $2500 klenotG, kter6 uscho
val u feky, ale ma Stestf jak6si de-
tt je tam nelezli. fall byl zatGen
a dan do vezenf odkud prchl a
vloupal Sc do d5pa, kde ukradl OBJ
lex a ma pramici Sci pc fece Gtyry
mile a pax Sci p6Sky az byl ehy-
cen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15

Washington Springs, 12-Slec-
ma Margareta Schabot, kuchafka v
hotelu Oliyet byla We ctvrtek We
Ger zabita kdyz chtela ~rozsvitit
eletrickou zarovku. Sotvaze sab,
la ma knohik, obdrzela ranu a Gus
tala ma mfst9 mrtva. Ma Sc "a to,
,ze stala ma zinkov6 plotn6 ma pod
L,ze vedIe elektrick5ch kamen a
ts.k proud mel dplny obeh.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15

Jedna Sc O tom by Sc v Sioux
Falls byl postayil dstav ma l6cenf
souchotinafu die methody DIR.
Friedmana, ale nektefi l6kafi v
onom mGst9 jsou proti tomu, tyr
dice, re tito pacienti jsou velice
neopatrnf a Re chrchle plvajf .vsu-
de aniz by brali ohled ma jin6. V
Custer jest &stav jiz zalozen a L.
kari odporuGuji by methoda Fried
manova bylo uzivana tam.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15

Selbey, 13-Rok a pull stara hol
GiGka manzeld E. Brownov5ch Sc
Utopia v pejli ma pomije minulou
sobotu. Otec decka byl V poll a
matka jela do mesta, nechajic dec
.ko v osetfenf sve sestry kterd v tn
'dobu odbehla ven veset pradlo.
Kdyz Sc vratila ku Gzasu uzfela,
re dftko Sc naleza v pejli. lined
poeala jej kfist, ale marne. PHI
volala otce kterS tez SO pokousel
decko vkffsit. Kdyz Sc mu to ne
podafilo, byl pfivolan lekaf ale
bez v5sledku.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-15

Fairfax, 12-Maje silnou made
il Re v .t6to Gasti statu Sc nalezajf
velk6 zffdla oleie a plynu, zdejsf
banker G. A. Johnson, pronaimul
$4,000 akru pozemku k pokusum
a hodld vynalozit ma to $500, 600.
''Hoffcf kopce'', podle feky Mis-
soury pr5 potvfzujf domnenku, Re
pod zemf Sc naleza olej a svitiplyn.