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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-29

you." he said remorsefully. II am
brute. Meg. hated to tell you worse
than"
"You are very considerable" 1t was
not quite sneer. though he WINGED
at the tone.
You will be-we must always be
the best Of friends, Meg" he half
questioned. She smiled bitterly.
Friends? Why, of course; we could
not be less, could WEI"
"And you will come to see her and
visit US and be quite the same?"
There was note of anxiety in the
mans voice that touched her.
II can't promise" she said quietly.
"for am going away. l had meant
to tell you before, but I, too, hated to
hurt YOU" The sarcasm was lost on
him.
I'VE have been such chums-such
comrades!" his voice broke a trifle.
1T is hard to say goodbye"
Eyes, 1t Is hard" she assented
gravely. but without spirit. There was
long pause.
"May kiss you once more?" he
asked haltingly. She looked at him
long and searchingly.
20, you men, you men!" she ex.
claimed with sudden passion, as she
looked deep into his eyes with bitter.
ness of soul. You take all we have
to give-all-and still" there was q
sob in her throat-"it's little game
to you." her voice was steady once
more. "A little game that you play
to the end-and the end is whenever
the fancy dies-that is ALL" He start
ed miserably to explain.
mo. you may not! Do you think
would have the caresses that belong
to another? am not that sort. You
are free to 60 to her-it is all right!
I can say no more. o, 90, 60, for
mercy's sake, go!" She stood. drawn
to her full height, superb, queenly In
her womanly dignity. He hesitated
yet for moment. looking helplessly
into her face that had lived in his
consciousness for three short-yes
and happy years-then he turned 81.
lently and left the room. closing the
door behind him.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-29
Premonition Saved His Life.

Schuylkill Haven, Pa-John Devon.
q carpenter employed at the car shops
had a narrow escape from death while
at work. He was under car sup
ported by stills when he had a pre-
monition that the car was going to
fall. He worked a while longer and
finally crawled out. unable to over.
come the feeling OF fear. A moment
later the stills gave way and the car
fell
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-29
In Doubt

us your daughter musical?"
"Well," replied Mr.. Cumrox, she
seems so in conversation, but when
she sings opinions differ."-Washing-
ton Evening Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-29

She-Well, anyway, Kate isn't ono
If those women who carry gossip
around.
He-No, she has a telephone In her
house.-Boston Transcript.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-29

Value
4 pint Of courage 10 worth moyu
han q barrel Of foolhardiness.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

h sbi'as". brr- !" NstWsEhsGandr
iEs a dip a. tbs "uss-'. ~h-au to.ias
.h.~-d strength After opening |.
q" ! ia--r ,h. mas.-, rallied 4. 0-iI
a,1sc isss aish,'s level
The "ls.ss vas firm. / 4. and e
net higher
Settled pratA-r i.sg-. ssi Esrai us
s"Einss hsUnzhs sl'-.ts s-Iliaz pres
slr" IN '"g.- i'sir-s started /. oft ,u
= sLad. advance and later suffered
= sas eli ss.aas
III" 'J"s' sas iErazulaFs Faasias
fs"a' : I" 8" .i~yIiu" t. tiEr al.
sangs.
raEsssissisa baas. husiaz .,~sdi~,i
sass
close wh-st. n-s.,at.s NN.s Ma,
ssl
""'ns b-sg-sai.-S 80. Mas eos,
os's. nsw-ni.-r ;s:s Mas sss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

ksnsss Cit-. Mo. t'r- i".=H.z<5
E.Srips. ss.""" market stead, Z. -
lower. bu;s .s sales :sss q" ,s;"s
heavy s.- a. 55s5 "a h-E. and
butchers '.5. 'y '.5sA. lisSIs "a"
10 ss.5s piss . to-
Cattle Ecv .iWs s.."o: usskng
STEADY srim- ts,i steers sss 4. e.n:
dressed s-vs .treTs to SIS west.
srn steers s 'r 5sS southern steers
$50 I" 5sSs COWS ,ia To- .zs
hviser. s ;- SIS: .'"ck-ts sni feed.
-t> 5 3" I. .ss buIis 5 ,o eaiv..
ss ii
sheep: Rcs rir's ..-w" masEr'
ssead,. Iambs ss5 To ~ y.a.linss
). q. 10 s.tss w-'hrr. -" TO : a.
ewes Z to iJs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

,hssssa. b-'s J." i,osss Receipts
s:."h.: market GuIl. - una-r y-.,rg-
days average buls Of sales SO 4.
1,>"s lights ssss 'r s,5ss Hix.d 80
Ia .,>"s h-aNy : e" {" ~ r"ush
80" 10 90" piss {. 80 4" = "a"
Cattle: i,"y-irIs - s"p"s msFs-,
''s3. n..siS ins l"N.gs b.rsss =, ..
- r.s". Tsta< s'srEs Gas ,a 40
s-ss-En s,r-Es -" e. isss -. I.r.
a.d tr-J-ss -" ia s.g s.~s sad
h-it-Es ~" {" sna satt.s : tell
Sheep. Receipt Iu,""" maFLr.
steady :" shade ts~~Es native I sD
's S.us w-s'-FH - is .ss y-aF-
Isass 80" g. isHst.ss Ha'is-. /. !"
&. $50 .-s'rFa ." q" 80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
DANES PROPOSE cESslON
OF GREENLAND TO U. s

tsan..as n--s si'r"i.4 q quarter
su;i..i-a'iE authoritative I" ~i,Hs
stand tH- in-SHsIia .Ia.isi ds.
nIai. .-~ has ius' reached ~.
i.ad.n riBa-s ~ aa ini"s-s,iss -.
ii,isai pr.is., -hisn " .sr'i-.i .a'
pasIa sinu,i4ns "usi4 altar ta- MAYS
., E.r.gs-s Ans-siss sna Asia TIL.
Tiasl-gs sass
'7rh" PEui's' ~ 'h'ss '.sn-s"s
-ssha.ss ag TERRITORY an.as G~su
anss IN.nisFA and IN. inttrsi stsses
r.- sa.>s in,g.t'a., rhss .I sh" pt"-
!. s-'.. 'a-al saar-ras 's.Easanx aSst
,i.- s"ssisa .s sFhi-.~is 4. i,s i"En
srg issai.H .~n-Fss
'rn. transfer. as planned lev fhs
~ b. sssais.d aaa '.raaIls .ssbn'tisr
the - n vn~ sa tbs. ini'~sr -sA'"s E"F
~rssyss. -..aiL s.A~ pgss. h. Eat
ssli.~in snrs-ns"sss paf
Tho iasS-.i states IL 'siuTa '6l
..r--a.saa -.nga 8Ivr Z" lsruB1sF1
'h" isissa 81 Ntpn 'n'sa ub ~ 5H'
ssss, is.s .stas' uf ssr I'a.laaia
ss-ups ..rsgsn1aHg. II is FslFesrr,ifs
hs sss nsH-ss is sasat.a ~ .arrUis.
q .ss.s.si SIsshss aui afssGaa aars'
w-ssIs si.sa.satsg g1tsis F"Hsss ~H I~n.
mark Shs stabE E" trsEsi'r NtBaiu".
:. ..rss .ug it srtrF" t"s su5s
~a,sb ta.Irars an" nautsa 't''H
s-.gu.rtsf ' I'sHssil aHH Nrs'Fiz 10
1885
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
GIGANTIC PLOT
REVEALED BY PROBE
at.ssisw~d tres. saxs ~

th. machine D.jOhn IL reported IL
HAY" testified. Bu, the statements
By Iii" witnesses today all tended Ia
establish tLa, tn. attack upon the
guards WAS carefully planned and de
lib"rat-lN executed
Thr-" MOT" N"r" arrested ,hit
morning at Wals"nburs in 'nnh-c-
tiOn with ,h" Ia "V,a affair but Iiri
names of III" men taken IA custody
were no, given Oh, by th" military
authorities
Last nish' Stat" Nudit1r isoa,IS
k-n.han left Wais'uburs hurri.iiy
f"r Denver after turning over tn.
baianr" al und"iiN"rsd l,aVm"u, Ger
Iliirai-s Ia sol. q. n h."- Most at
the Wais"nbnrs troops have been
Paid off and Colonel i."" will finish
paving off Tia" men in the district
and r''lnFn here 1. pay the men sia-
TONED at Ludlow and other rain -
Ready baik-L .t solns io the difi,r-
-n, 'anps III ia. wais.nhuFs dis-
iric, aud s. packed up anL hit tn.
trail.
The "Namina, lon nj Niin.ss.s l.
b"ins done by Captain DsHas and
luis. AGEnsa'- Major T. J. Iibu ;h
t"n l. d-'"tiIs hIs attention a, this
time I" gathering out.id- q, ld.n.,
In ih- ann.f"us sas.s 4" b. iuN.-s,i,
sai"'i hN Ih" commission on" O.,
the tnit-sT,sn, sss~s il That OF III.
ri"' "n s-s-Hth stree, SD og,st.s'r -
uh.n thE". mFH e"Ts kiii.-i after Ih.
.Irik"fs haa followed u sas.u lnad
II guards 'hs"ush i"Wn The esr
i.issi"n Is receiving the h"aEN 80
'is"Taii"a anl sseisiansN ~ ,n- sIst'
suth"Fisi~s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

HslJa yiFhs urr u" .s"rzc
Ntrr"iIs s.7fB' Yyos-sFa,.r ~
rTt.Gsa'ur sDusJT rslurs'rl rrrst-
ssat u"fft ~ sh. wrs'ern r.-i-sa.
.nu vt rirrFs tw tsrr al urian
sru rH sBr s's.sSs 'biss It.tn"c.
IHrlrathr .i'5ssls Nt'isn.. farss-
p ss e. ss"ii a possible ssssh Noy
VI aar.ss Z" d" rttsltai.z ia ti.
luwsr s~ as"iI q assasitIs sis-a
rsussn ssi nwnswu5"B H.p sIs.a-i
at tbr uuayV H.lBr Hrsr gisHcse,.
,sssshsr= iu r,f.ngts FrarHiTr nero
fusH 'utSs. AaFHI uru a"s- to.
,stst s9"s
ugs sr-yisG officer ass ktIs'J sHd
fv" ,rufrrs vv-e as"1uf"a a"'osri-
fua :" uurgts %r"sJst Icp's'i".
rla.. a.au a1arUrz 'hv mia- f.r
soHt" 'inr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
REPRESENTATIVES, NEARLY
CONE TO BLOWS IN HOUSE,

washington. u. e. Dev !" Hos.
ri,t,iss rtWscu Hcrr"s-ata'iN"7
n.u",su uf Connecticut and H"pT''
sentative Iinbs9u of h'ausma. l'''h
m.srsss broke out iu til" h"hs"
s.siu soda, ami Donovan blocked
,,obssu's r.uu.z, for an hours time
tomorrow to- discuss = petition for
prohibition amendment ;u th" con-
situation.
Fer sImc-, an hOur th" 'vo mem
,.cr- hal been rsrry'ns "p Piissie
az aumcus cips- 10 IN. Speakers TOE
;sum. vi'h fesliUs apparent that
some .ungrsssmyH expected them 80
eulc .u blows Later ibct cVutin-
ue,i ,hc argument, in the lobby where
Mr. iIob<un is 8. ,ortcd tu have IN
vitcd the Connecticut member to
fight
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
THE REINDEER.

p''n a'Hfllt asst
Tie b~aI al Nurn sHd hopi,
HisH, H"ris r"inhr-g .ir-,t
And s'smna'. n's"u /, ,ooG
\ sudden st", EsHs "Ui.
: shot that gaIa! sPri,
III, - - mortal -po,
uDuu isli ,hr .islt Is.g tirld,
Ii~urath ,ac sn",s ppt.ai f'sf
\ niIn h. Ruthless cause
Hal ,.ld a li'iiss n"y
Ih"IT aas Hp sss's Tiau
Ana after ,h.Y err' a,ii'.8
fhFunshUtIi bt- iifns Es.
sgtHd
TLe Itli' t., sssv Ba,
Nn"sB"s VI shsir si.J
wh-S."t The H.~ssi Ti.v
In si,aEt's fsiE u.aHiBs Ha5~r
rrsl ir' ttstsa isrF .ar
''i"sr'i sr@s"R far rs zsm".
See Y"Ft Iitass
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
MONEY TO LOAN
SOME NEW CHRISTMAS srcAErs

On every ~oMtns Christmas list
th-,- ar. Tia" names -. many p-rsph'
who have .n i,- Just remembered
with .sI,.- ,riii-. and Io meet ihi.
peri ,-si,y there Ia n"'hins m"r" sa.
tEfa.,ofy than the sAshst, i'rslii~s'
among the newest sa.a-ls Is the but
't-TiIy. having ~iT-i-su, wings oi
brilliantly shaded .iiS and rather
.ospu'.n, body Z. hold the perfume
scented .",,on batting III course. u
time ism, 81 ohj-si th-f-s never
~nuash of i, t"ini ab.ut Christmas,
the .ilk-n Wings may b- hand.sni'
br.ia-r.a. but rFar,issiiS sh- san.
effects MAY b. .Lsain-i by asins Or
i-nsat ribbons Sr ,a~ bits Of bsor aLr
-hish arr. So expressive Ip buY by thr
yard. Lii which the asl.tana bi.
.;F~sshiak-rs porter sweeps au' al"hs
with the srst of ,hr NsgkTponi trash
SaaF .iE-ss maker all gladly sis- sos
enough scrap. "s embroidered .hifs
foa. lowered n-; "s plain assiin-s u
make the saasr wings at sr"r-s ~,
buss-riS ss.h.ts. ,oa fragile Z. II
piss-t ih s..,.ss veil and hsnis-s-
chief ,-ss-.. bu, ias-ig iS stick ui-pn
pin .usaiah. aaa uIoa sini.~ isapl
rri-s
aI.r sasis-sss These ag- sbsui sh- pre-
a.giiuns Of visiting .sni envelopes.
b.s ssai- .f d.ijsasrs sins-.i sa,sn
.ssh sasirsini.h-.i edges sni fitted
osss . ,,ay hat si,is- Of tn~.s Lawn
srd dovs Ua Ste stap mar b- rm-
bsos'l-s-sa the a.russsm nj sh- s-~ipa
i~sss
v~st .asu Ss~ ks.s IN s-Inskias
arr ID. si,-.ri~s-d .ssh-ss s~ss. is
satin. af .. many e.ias. at shades
Thee ss- in sh- fusm .s small pii.
io~s saussr. ..'srx .s h-as'I<aseed
and sasy t.~ rssescnsr-' iirv. IN = ril-
az strung si.sS .ilS ,st.tAz. s.ssr
The sic- sach-t. ss- Intended Z. p~.-
sursr the f.s,s necessary Les-s=sril
gi.ss. 6sajk-sshi-f and n--k.rsr-
On thr sop ct tho dressing table AMI
thai mysterious receptacle The ''sp,
Lus-au drawer
Don't ina Sin. that = sseh-s ven :
lr assrssabl. Z" the average man
He'll vs-ssni not su suo~ shss i, il
I-'s h-'is like the "sss of IL AMI he'll
k"-p il amaar ai. b-Iassinss long
after muf- psprasiSs anL pr8stisst
sits- have been consigned 4. III"
trash basket
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
CALIFORNIA WOMAN
xE1l0utLY ALARMED

y shugt sin~ AZ" I e-asEassra ;
sr,rFu ..li ~hivh Settled .a nY
.iinzs ssd .osas~-l p. = grcs' ..-sI ~
snn"3 sarrs 1 sos.jI bas" bad sssss zha
iHs .g.~Ii. ans. ms Iaaas N-tr see s~Gs
sad jssJamrJ I besau r" ts- .~gsatssy
sIssn-d \ ssirsb rve..aasspss-sl
Chamberlain C"asi. tt.m.sISs saw
ias size had us-i s tu Sras%
tauzh, bottle and Is relieve tas
s"lsh ,h- sis.i nish,. and in = ar-t
saz sid ~ tho sajJ and soreness =
nv isuas. Whites Mjss Marie Ger
'-rrs >av'-Il-. 'ais I"r sole By All
dealer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO Hy0MEI

d. uwi .sf fiis z. .aua Iisra-,. rE-
llng lluHz t4r iriI.sla mr.n.f- mr4r
hsp saHprIiF FriFe fFam rHr Hu~-
y. isn.a' UGrH.r .uin tH- aFna
'ftal rrL-H srf H".H.a.t uarf rar
~ arr reached
II.. be- Hu alHrs ffr4I7arsf rrF sa-
a. .a#t bel nar uysr. ar lu.i
A. Nab. .au tsEa ifs ufa.s. HaHr
Il .u. HH.sa. aur Tsa arf srFr
I nH ar f HrIr nsf further
sr- a.H Hs.frr Hlu ramnH FuHr
y .sr arr n.r nsusHfrf Urr
~ a. ..rH aH s.. EsfHz .s'z. rr4.a.
% Haf 3smaE7. ..frr af T.r 1i.
> - auIs r.r saf.r rl s-Ftr
sAoll s.| .Hr G.r HrEf.Frf muz
rins r.sHanH.
" .rs .a nna .'sHfrs. aHf =.
h,N aH.af. .. #nrrfaz Fs'r 'aH
,',r.sr rE #.aa.-. fnuH Gro rarss
iaiuaiu BH. 900 a...F ruuInar nf
.s.rrt srs asrr..a.. Hal a.ar a.'arr
a. siass.a Haa...r rmr breathe
4. f'sf .asn'fIa a.fElr HaaraIHlHa
ishs sud fnt'tr o.. r.#aEi a.s'a snT
- az E,I.s hI'IHs af lHHif
is~~ q. 1ss. 30 rTrts
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
THE MARKETS
~ FVLL ASSOcIAT PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo, Dee, IL, Cattle.
scssip,s .,"o"; market, good - q
i.r higher: Others slow beef steers
& To 40: .ows and h.if-Is rs to
i..a; stock"rs AMI feeders 5,.5 In :;
alscs . Ia .,:;,
,'nxs: ii"'"ipis ino. mark Il
steady: toy 100. I Z "A.
sheep: Receipts 500; market
strong: y"alrlngs 5..s To Il. ianIIs
G..5 To ..is: -w.s 10" l.. i.i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
EAEH RUN STOPPED.

pHssHa. Net i~Es y" r--ss'sF1
,.a siat-m-n' sru,u i''.sidp.' t.ssF &
eli iUs 'iss Sa'i"pEi 'sak s,'I ts"'s
~. uussna si".-ins r"sssa' vas rssbl
li.N-,I stis m.'.irz \ tsrs" FpV u
~ ,l.u.si,-es s,s-. iu halt y ssss",s
Iinrs ',.fpr-, 'u- bank t,.s ls~t.s' -be
-V.uius r-sts,t ,ru-r p-.sajIrss.
wbgu as >" o.i"gE 81. dp"ss S"r"
.hs.wu .g~. sh. aHruu'.e ""a"S' u's
utaI. 'ha; 'hiEty .rd sixty 'sts ne
,i,ys wopId h. r~t1-ss'I sru1l saN
iuss dr.-.sisuss "-u,ks un ii1n Fp'ia
~. rri.I j. T.sTtn-aI vi the bsUt sr'
maid .s tas, a. . uuatbvS ~ s~iiors
.,uiJ handle th.rs.
ynr ,sy National vss t"rT SIS
the s,,s s.siazs hank aGd 'hr saw
ing. department. has usar "a" ."
T..is.T. II Nas explained 'hs' 'hF
IiIicutsy os handIina sUUF larsN
crow. made it al, ,i.sbie =" 'ska AL
,sn,ss. .f the banks V,iViIrsN ~
requesting Hvsi,r
Las, uish. shr Omaha 'I'srins
bous, i.susd a sta; ;cH'"us 'U ~" ri-
tcr, tina, ,E.. Ctty Na,icnsI was ~'i'
ven, and ths, wh''. i, vas believed
the ha.s w,ult ~ able tr '"rue
,h,.uah the pr..cn; riu without aid
the .,uer m"mbcrs ui tie rl'ari"s
n-u.- ..vrd read iu st;."d r.lr IL
needed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

AltraAuau ss sla s17 mu# lEfzTs'
tslssf ~ tHs rHstsnrt'.a ar'str. as"N
isr ..st after Isssau n rss a" sF's
ss ID. So ss5.r. s'tJrs sEI a a'.rs.s.
st.s ssg slasqs ~. "us
rss rars rT "ss-utsrH ,s 'i' s'7'
at Saw.w," suuass o. DE- Hit "'sis g.
ssmrsrsr.s Is sralI wr'i"u BE- IL"
bsri,.l. rHa rsruIas''r 1"' '"'aii"s
vn-s tass Es."f". The aF's err
bra .,st In sTe u.atsa raI'"t 'hpt 's
,bs pn5stagtH .'st'1't 'ru''"sE i'
sfs,r, Is.wsr srussr miles isgs'iN "r.
tr. -wstawsst s"ass. 10" '"i"i
-rysryts srf sast auJ iisr o.ss kline
ma .sratt, Jpr F,g tara'l"u nj
r.r,brrr .rsrrfJUI iz '1isus asst"
sfst.ai vrrh sau.s"sUs. Ksns. iis' -
Hail whistle. ur-r..y ard r,a'l
IT,. a,sa ug 'bs present German
r,,,s... Il 4suI,~viI i'"Is'"in i'
: sat .lHase miles
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
U. s. STEEL REPORT

N-~ York. I,-s Il" The uafJtI-s
tonnage 81: sH" tnissa ssss-s s,--i
gsr."rssi.n "n November =" ,"'alI-i
i.3ssssis s"as = slsrs-as- IS, tts.ls-
Hons fgsm Orsoisrr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N"w York, D.e 10, Spectators
who had substantial profits in sight
10 IL r..nl, OF sharp declines in var
.ons stocks took advantage al lii,
opening d"pr.ssion, o cover freely
Declaration of iii" regular quarter
IS ..isih"nd nn New York Central lut
an cad to discussion of IL possible
chang" IN tn" rate, i"for- the AN,
n.nnc.m"ni 'h" pTic" rallied IRON
81. !" $50, New Haven ros" from
.l& l." .s.. Active stocks general
Is Xss" sc, abolished On "a level frac,
iionaily abo," yesterdays clos.
Ihnnds ~-r. STEADY
The morning rl.. MAS extended af
Ter the United States si.- tonhar.
figures became known TIL. T.,iur-
tion during ih" month in the ToTp1i-
a,ion's business oi i5.""" tons ~as
sr~aiy uni"r expectations,
fiiluI fluctuations attended ia.
later dealings in which New Haven
lost its advance. E-e.saIons either
Wise Acre slight and ,hE Mars-'
"Vinsr.i renewed si-adIn~ae at til.
lower figures
TIL. H,ark-, si..-d nFn.
\ drop ot - 4. (. IAiln,s ia Hook
Island s'aeks and collateral t-snds
hsi na general inllu-Hs~. Prices
hard-h-t AZ ,r-riably toward tbs
-na. the leaders closing ~i,h small
gain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New ioTks p-. IL, .". SUGAR
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BRYAN IN GOTHAM.

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Hyiar. scttr'ar, oi state. samc here
,r..sv ,v mafr ,~c speeches. on" at
q sIn,icaI conference ut tn" New
York Federation uf churches. the
other a; the dinner otiEe Canadian
society tonight.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

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MICHIGAN MAY
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

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paper >. To :.
commercial hill- isn.
liar silver 3;.. 0isvi
Mexican duiiaTs ~
Government bonds weak.
l,aiIFoad bonds rasy
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THE MONEY MARKET,

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firm. 81 to. e.
f'mr loan. s,rcutcr. So days 81.
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THE COOK. Oh. WHERE WAS sHE

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about the plsscsS
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ssn- left -I,is morning
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ST. LOUIS METAL

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Most anything i" printing neatly
rsesc-,tr,I aud ~ reasonable g.tiys..
al the Chroaislc-Nsvs isb s-cm..
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Chroniele.New, soc a month.
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Arizona republican., 1913-10-11
PHOENIX LoDGE
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF MARI.
 COPA COUNTY, ARIZONA.

Office of the Treasurer and Ex- Officio Tax Collector of Maricopa County. Arizona
 Notice is hereby given that the Du- plicate Assessment Roll of Maricopa County. for the year 1913. is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied therein; that said taxes are now due and payable at the off ice of the County Treasurer and Tax Collector located in the Court House at Phoenix. Maricopa County. and that said taxes will become deIin- quent on the second Monday in Dec ember December Sth) 1913. at five o'clock P. M: and unless paid or that day or prior thereto, four per cent will be added to the amount thereof. as penalty. and interest from the time of delinquency, at the rate
Arizona republican., 1913-10-11
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN
 AND FOR THE COUNTY OF

In the Matter of the Estate of James
 Mcdonald. Deceased; Notice of
 Hearin Petition for Letters of Ad-
 ministration.
 Notice is hereby given that A l.. Moore has filed in thIs Court his pe tition praying that LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on the estate of said decedent be granted to himself, and that the same will be heard at the regular Term of said Court. to- wit: On Tuesday the 21st day of October, A D, 1913. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, in Phoe- nix, County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have. why the prayer of said pttitioner should not be granted
 Dated October 8th. A. D. 1913.
 VIM. F. THOMAS, Clerk. By w. $. Wilson, Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-11

Of ten per cent per annum until paid.
 It is further provided by the Stat utes of 1913, that ten days after the 31st day of December the back tax book shall be made up and an addi tiOnal fee of fifteen cents shall be added for each tract of land or town let separately assessed, and it is also further provided, that within six months after taxes become delinquent suit shall be filed by the County Treasurer in the Superior Court to enforce the payment of such delin- quent taxes and if not paid before judgment, the property upon which said tax is a lien, will be sold under execution to satisfy tax, penalty, in terest and costs.
 School (PolD and Road Tax will be assessed to all. not in possession of such Tax Receipts, or not legally exempt.
 Given under my hand and the seal of this office. September 15, 1913 GEORGE A. MACDONALD, Treasurer and Tax Collector, Mari copa County.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-11
FOOTBALL NOTES.

George Brooks has shifted Captain Young of the Pennsylvania eleven. from end to full back.
 Harvard players lost too much weight during their first week of practice and were given three days rest.
 Foster Sanford, the old Yale star and later coach at Columbia, is coaching the Rutgers College squad
 Minnesota will have a veteran team this fall. Captain Tobin of the 1912 eleven being the only player lost by graduation.
 About 14,OOO tickets to the Army Navy game at the Polo grounds New York. will be available for distribu- tion to the public.
 Yale will play no games away from New Haven this fall until 1t comes up to Cambridge to meet liar ward on November 22.
 Coach Charley Daly is not allow ing his charges at West Point to for get that the Army has not scored on the Middies since 1908