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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALEM two-tenement house on
North Seminary street. Rents for $1,000 per
month. Newly painted and in good repair.
DR.. c. II. Kent For particulars see DR.. c. w.
Steele, Rowland building. 1851
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13
A GOOD SPRING TONIC

For biliousness, constipation. sick head
ache, loss of appetite, malaria, get
bottle OF Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, the
best spring medicine. Sold everywhere;
LIQUID or tablets, rs cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13
For Sale or Rent

| TOI odIt VI INeHt
Patterson's chair factory and snw-mill a
Pompanoosue. VT Good water power will
steam auxiliary and fully equipped two-stor'
tenement adjacent.
Ames steam saw-mill at Norwich. VI. Lew
ston p. o. Fully equipped and ready 70
operation: side track to railroad; beside Con
Inquire OF or write to JOHN c. sHER
! BJRNE, Randolph VT 60tZl
FOR sALE-M Modern cottage house ant
barn. house contains six rooms, bathroom
pantry and woodshed large piazza, gas, no
water heating, city and spring water Lo
ssxl26; large garden. apple and shade trees
beautiful terraced lawn view is unsurpassed
If you are looking for an ideal home, call or
William Mcdonald SO Park street. beti
TWO BARGAINS IN HOUSES--To close
the Hadley estate. | must sell two tenement
houses, one 4-tenement house at the corner
Of Seminary street and Maple avenue, ano
the other a 2-tenement house on Harrington
avenue VIII pay handsome income on what
they can be bought for. Tenements in good
repair and well rented Apply 20 Z" W:
Meleher, admr. oSti
FOR SALE-A Involvement house, near
stone sheds rents for $26 per month and VIII
pay II per cent. on investment Inquire At
i0T South Main street. oZti
INVOLVEMENT HOUSE AND BARN with
extra lot, some fruit best location m the eity'
Inquire at l07 South Main tsreet 62f
INVOLVEMENT HOUSE. nearly new all
finished in hard wood dowsntars fve min
utes' walk TO twelve of the largest stonesheds
in the city good spring water always rented:
Inouire at l07 south Main street 62tf
MODERN DOUBLE HOUSE on Wellington
street one minute from the, churches, schools
and business section. A beautiful location
with fine view and nice grounds. Excellent
nome with opportunity to rent one side or
would make a good investment as 1t would
rent for 100000 per year fine location to rent
rooms. House is strictly modern, heated,
lighted hardwood floors and finish. There are
eight rooms on one side and nine on the
other. Price 81, oO0. 90. 59tf
EIGHT ROOMS AND BARN and nearly one
acre of land house is all modern heated by
steam modern plumbing and in many re-
spects a model home. The grounds are well
and small fruit in abundance. We will sell
this property for only S2,650.00, which Is
3 10000 less than it cost to build. II is q
bargain and all ready for occupancy. 6sd
GOOD FOR A SToNECUTTER Farm one
mile from Hardwick, VT, which will keep 20
COWS and team and is up in good state OF Guilt
vetion the tillage land is level; buildings
xood-better than the average. Sugar bush OF
100 naples place is very pleasantly located
The soil is god and the place is so near Hard
wick one could work in town. The owners
price has been S4,300.U0. but he will sell for
10, 10000, as he is in poor health. This is
good trade. 5stf
GOOD sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE on WASH
ngton street modern and in good repair.
Price low for immediate sale, as owner Is
eaying town 59d
THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGCY.
Bare, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

The operating revenue of the Rutland
railroad for April was S2s3,69l.93 and
the expenses amounted TO $244 ,S00.45,
the operating income being sci ,2s3.s9.
For the four months ending April 80,
the operating income was $72,356.37.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

GLASS FOR SALE-About 1000 lights Of
glass 1oxl4 will be sold for cents c light
Inquire G. w. Chandler Perry's Real Estate
office. 3stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

TO RENT-Tenement of five rooms at Il
Harrington avenue. Inquire of c. W. Meleher
b7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

TO RENT--Tenement in the French block.
Apply to Geo. A. Reed at city engineers Office,
city hall or at 80 Orange street. 6ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

Hubert Hunt, little ST. Adams boy,
was injured Wednesday while playing
on the old cannon in Taylor park. On
the cannon there il an old ramrod which
ends into two pieces of thick wire that
have sharp points The boy fell from
the cannon and struck the ramrod, one
of the points of which entered his leg
near the hip, cutting quite a cash.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

The suit OF Clara lie Clair against
Elizabeth Martele was filed in the coun
ty clerks Office at Burlington Tuesday.
The plaintiff claims that the defendant
sold her husband intoxicating liquor at
a house on North Bend street after
being warned not to do so. Damages of
81 600 are asked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13
TO RENT.

FOR RENT--Tenement Of four rooms down
stairs, three up spring water and garden in
good repair: $500 per month to good family:
r. E. Perrin, tel. 3l7-4. o6u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

TO RENT-Down stairs tenement of five
rooms in good repair, with garden. Inquire
of L. II. Hooker, l0l Prospect street, Barre.
hatft IL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

The new list of Burlington persons to
whom Intoxicating liquor may not be
lawfully sold is published for June and
contains about 600 names. OF these
nearly $50 are residents OF other places
than Burlington and more than 100 are
women.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

Mr.. Daran OF West Castleton narrow
ly escaped death at the Larkin quarry,
where he was thrown and held sus-
pended over the quarry by chain which
had accidentally coiled around his leg.
He escaped with sprained ankle and
general shaking up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

The steamer Chateguay will be adde
to the active fleet of the Champlai
Transportation company June IS an
will have about the same crew as las
year. The captain will be f. II. Rocl
well Of Burlington; the first pilot, Ro
Rockwell of Alburg; wheelsman, Julia
Rockwell OF Swanton; purser, Harri
Ripley OF Poultney: steward, J. ]
Thomas OF Burlington; and chief er
gineer, William Young of Swanton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13

Services in the church at Waterbury
Center had to be given up last Sunday
owing to the number of tent caterpillars
which had entered the edifice through
the open windows. Most of the after
noon was spent in getting the unweI-
come visitors out OF the church.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
THE aIl1lno HAND IN SOUTH AMxRicA

,Is
hras sii.ira;
at Il.
closer relationship the "hr the of s.h Of
Isi- Cai-
whole 81
os
Bolivia
the j. SCALA
ra - gesrioss 10
ih- sf s~pa ,,. Il
To ,o-'.a
asd dIasrr
the sansi hshFesi o- asd ran"i "i".
a,o r~i o
,h-
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PAYS NEvIl 10 YI
REALLY CONFIDENTIAL

Tb- cysse. ~s,i,ss IN tbs Jsn~-
arr Anrsi-as Asxssis-. .ays.
-wh-s ,ou arc isiking Z. aayoas.
si~ass sses,sae . srescsiSc air asa
tell . t~~ MATTER 10 'sissoiut. srsIi.
a"sc- '--'ncsrr 10 hr rvp~sl~l.' rhsa
~ili add al nj. 10 the insr..,, u
yuas rosscssstos ssd isssibl. Dsr-
Scsi lsostax your companies 70 lhe
loiin u ~-arts-.s. hut Ut rpar ~
never tell = frr,s2 As,,hias rally
ini~rr~aiss. sst I,arskanlyiv scser
really tell hiu, saytaisx Ia eoan.
dens-. II yon do he viii ,ss, o.... 10
absorbed Nv his iiars.s, In :h- item
ot s~~s. that In = ~-k. he 1ist ut
'Ctly FORGET who told I, ,o him snd
enter with srnuiacr ~!ish isto tie
work Of si,,nx II tho widest .,l6its.
Ny.'
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Social Affairs
Local Functions and
Society News
1snpla.lssasee.

\ very psvtty hos.~ w-daisS q.
cured ~ ga" % THURSDAY after
ao~s. D~v. 90. 'sii. 81 ihc sv.idva.~
Of Mr.. ssd No ,,icsry i.yasc~ In
North pYjsa. phsn their dssshsss,
Mia Btrhsrt. ~saDe he .rifS 6s
VIII Tcmp,ls. the s~rcaosy belax
rcrfos med BY Or. y, 4. AsJnayo.
pastor ot The Ncthosiist shurvh. aAii
bciI9 a'i-a,l-,i by the isass-.iiai~ rel.
siiye. aud s-~ intimate tsicm.i~ OF
The contracting parties.
The bride 1. mo.t caarmias
,ouaz lady. having b~-a reared In
Delta ani educated In "uF public
schools. She hears aa .xcc,icnt
Christian character. a sweet. an,sablr
disposition. aud Il veil fitted to lake
ny tho duties of So Important a place.
Mr.. TEN slin. the groom. !. n spica.
did young Msn aud during his three
years residence here. has secured
the confidcncc and -.tccm Ut wide
rircic Of friends. lie 4. y graduate
OF the Denver univ,r.iiy. cirss 10.
Next Monday the n.Niy~cds Will
dcpsr, for Trinidad where they will
take up u permanent residence. and
the good wishes Of host of friends
yo with thcn,.-frum the Delta
County Tribune.
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h-ii hlA pssrs.. la said. he~cssr
that II his opinjos. a. oI,csslioa ~ss
nsrs~assy. that sess~ at It's principal
orunas oashs To l'~ taken oat sad the
bats~0i s~et to = eAhliAJiu,a lo ~.
eupsralc. Uv ~os,i. 10 that general
effect i1c. &sy aim ,hoashi th"
ordinance ought lo ls~ worked over
and chssx-d ~ that i,a nolh-r
~ouids'' kao~ IL. ihrtor b'us.,rr'y
wsatri to Know what sort OF diet he
abould StNc the paiicat until the oi'~-
rattoa aas Lcrn performed aud PRO.
nosinccsi sucresatui. hs'or Ne.
Glsshsa said that hts treatment Of
the cas-. troau the start hsd been
strictly according TO section .. ..-
iicic 50. ~ Matrrip Mcdica. that the
'ilnc-s Of the show busincss had hccn
properly diasnoscd aud that only .
fcw moe treatments a.. THE sane
prescribed medicine would bring the
flush Of health hack to the suffering
city ordinance.
Alderman Kahn wanted the class
ip phy Sioioxy dismissed. Hold"
exclaimed Dr. Dauxherty. Are wc
RoinE to permit this poor thing to
suffer. all, nisa,cr ii.e, "s see II wc
cannot u least sct him 70 sleep.
Both the patient and some of the
m,inlcipal doctors We're usieet bv sne
time the class In >iviscction was ca
| C,isc,i.
shown that n strict enforcement OF
the ordinance as written would
work "a hardship among the picture
house men. that more than fif'y
seats would have to I've taken ont at
the West. more than forty ut tho
Crystal. and a smaller number at the
other houss.s. The fire chief said
tba, already contracts fur rcmoi-
cling Of the picture houses had been
let. as the owners were doing their
utmost to meet the requirements oil
the ordinance. lie said lie wAntct.
10 know. from the council whether
lie was 10 enforce the ordinance 10
the letter or whether any changes
we're to be made,
II was finally decided to look fur
ther into the matter and on the next
regular meeting night take some
step either to amend the ordinance
&C us to make the provisions less
drastic or else let It stand in its
present form and compel strict COM
plance regardless of who may oe
affected.
| The council last night granted re-
newals Of licenses to forty-one sa.
looms and approved bonds. These II.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
Wux colnAy1 uc0nb- Ri
ne Manage SUIT


Albany. ~. v. DEC. 3s.-A ,~ie-
graph eosspssy IL sss responsible fo,
errors asds " assspsgb ahiesA sGss
sss the resuit Of sross ss;iixess~
the state court of s,pesi~ held today
The Onistos wsA il the ss.- ol
~ ph~s u. Weld 4 coopssy. sSsiss
bIoksss. sxsisss the Postal Telegraph
conpasy. Weld gave ~ operator =
nessaxs TO ssii -s.sss haies Of eOttos
~ aos i-.s thss is,'s Osias In 81
error i, ~as s0st nj i:,s:. thu. in
netting - Weld = Lss Of e.:.sfs.
IN tho first trial Weld uas stxes
sI"..os danas~s, The solr VI sp-
p.ab s-st the ssse hsrk es error. 4
sseosd jary gave Weld o3s.sss.
IN reversing this verdict To-day. tn.
ss,ars Sf srp-si. explained that proof
Of xsoss seslisfs.s ~ssid hi n~ss~-
s1ry !" ~sFrsss s'siss Mfii = sss-
di.t. Nt
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Drink MORE WATER
T IF KIDNEYS bo1nea
Eaa Less Neat an Take Salts To-
Deekaehs Or Dladdsr 1rSubje.

En- Lese Qeas az Ieko 00ltS log
Dscksehs Or Bladder 1rsuble.
tI,c acid In ssesi eArilr. tho kis.
n-ys. the, b-com- oses~osk~d: get
sluggish. ache. aud Gssi i.kr Mnps of
lead. The urls. t,cossss cloudy: sss
bladder 10 irriiA,~d. and yoa NAY b.
obliecd 10 SCH relief two or three
-steass-llssiae IA s'HhS.. AhU Us
k,dseys clog yoa must hssp then
lush eff the hoty's usisous wsss~ o.
you'ii t'c real .iek pssron SHORTLY.
" firss you feel duii ni.-'y in the
kidnry region. you suffer from back
schc. sick headache. dizziness. -ions.
oh gets sour. tongue coated aud yo',
weather is bad.
Eat Icss meat. drink lots Of water: :
also get from aay pharmacies, soir
ounces Of lad salts: take n table
spoonful In glass ~ water before
brrskfasi for u few days aud your
kidacys will then act fine. Thi. ia
,nous salts II made from the acid >
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with liihia. aud has been used for
generations to clean clOs.cd kidneys
and stimulatc them To- norma! actts-
iiy. also To ncutraiisc the acids IN
urine. NJ II NO longer Is source Of
irritation. thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad salts is inexpensive. cannot In
jurc: makes u delightful cffcr,csecn'
lithia-watcr drink which cceryonc
should take now and then to keen
the kidneys clean and active. DRUG
gisls here say they sell lots Of lad
salts TO folks who believe In over
coming kidney trouble while II Is on
~ trouble.
Chron!cle.Ncwa soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
Ho4ni U01M.

The forest s-fsiee soii-.,@.i TO-
go" pounds u tree s%-d last year iSs
,.< in r-toT~slsiioa ~osk The to-
"a. s,-a r-fos-sls.i ~as ss,pul ...oJ
asr..
There i. psoa,i.s Vi . large 'ar,.ur-
iisS ~ iusssy IN the ~sst ssa sonih-
wet. the ra~ product Ls,sx sap
piled 10y che r~sisols gum at N-s,.ss
ysiio. pis~.
Gsruan leasii manufacturers err
loskias lo California is~raas cedar
f.s p~seii MOOD. The -ssabitsl sas
ot u ,.~a.ii fartosy ia csitsosna =.
rot in,.yni'abir
Mo<- than i:s iaiiilos sosri s-t
~ iiml,~r vas si,-n s~sy is-S ss
III. Eos-sam~as last YEAR to s-st.css
sad iais~sn ii,ias Ia of near IL. "a.
tiossi fos-...
fii--- arc sixl-~s iIapi~s In .h.'
taiI-i sial~s. nao.s sf them '.-iss
asisss ss-e~i~s Th.4 ascot Sailari.
10, oniy r-esas- Of tho psudart a.
lie .si'. but also sf shri is.l.-s. = thr
srEsT mapl~,
II has bsea drtaoessfs,-i ,ass r'-
-sssss~,i siork saesr~ "s sh- an-
iionai fos-sss .sa Ae bruaxha iasL
,o us uad-r = .Sstee of f-sGistc,s
e,asiax faster thas II shsy arr ir,s
Gausri
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
sc1EuTJST ATTACKS OLD
THB0llES ABOUT BRAIN

Philadelphia. Pa. Dee. 5".-Dr. r.
Linden Nellus. who has experiment
I'd for many years at the Johns Hop
kiun Medical School asd elsewhere.
TO-DAY told the members Of tho Amer
lean Physiological Society. In annual
session here. that the weight OF u
braiu has no relation to its potency
aud that the intricate brain conxui-
tIona have nothing to do with the
power Of the brain.
"Thc theory tina, intricate convo-
'utiors were u sign OF brain i'owcs
or efficiency seems based rather In
desire for anatomic explanation than
on any procurate facts" he sud
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
GERMAN UpHrAfIL 10 a
FOLLOW EA1E3N INCIDENT

Berlin. Dec. :O.---That the las, has
|uot been heard Of the zabern Incl
don't lis Indicated today In the press
reports Of the conventions Of the
C.utrist and Liberal parties held last
night. Not only the retirement 0f
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmanh-
Hollweg, but u complete upheaval In
the parliamentary system of Ger
many is predicted.
The Clerical leadsrs. Mattsias
Erxberker and Adolf Groeber. In the
course Of speeches delivered ut the
party convention at Ulm.- declared
that the Zabern incident was "arob-
ably the beginning OF a great political
struggle In Germany. in which com
promise is scarcely possible.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
CoN0lIas 10 oolealn4A
RURAL c1EDe1 LDo31l.A1J0v

Washissios. d. e.. nee, 3s.-ku-
rai credit iesisisiiSs ~iii he oss Oi
the first 4asaai0ss bstore eossrsss
sson alter Il re-ass~Abiss. January
~. The sOaHisaiOa which isysaai.
rated rural credit ep-ssiioss sl,gosa.
sssosiseed today that hill MAS b~-
Ing prepared. enbGseiss the ns0rs
Important recommendations 0f the
report now before rre~idssl Villas,
Hills iniro<ssed IN each house VI
.olsr@As viii form the hssi. of the
adssinisarstt0sis sffesi 10 perfect
Sew laws suppiemsalsTs io the gem
sssi baskisg i-gts,stips. u relieve
financial soadiiioas for fsEsa-n. snd
make il easier fnv sh~A To osisia
working ~ stisi.
The commission sii, aaAk- its re-
faDft psiLiis ~ ss,os ss IL has resolved
the approval " the rs~>idehl .aos
after hi. return fsos N. sDalh.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
AUSTRALIA n, fAfaidPAfE VI
N PANAMA Ixlo0uol

wssh,as,oa. p@r. .c.-taasieu.
~ ty the dcriiaatSon af their PAT +.
rsi soyrras'sa' To participate n't,.
rI.ily In thr ranams Pacific .sne.
asliou. the cusum oa ~cAiih of Aus.
iraiisn sndihe sosrtaniSa' ct >rs
Zealand IL s,s.ux cordial .urnset 10
the fsir aud roth viii b. full. r"'''e-
ssGtcd.
The Amrricsa conitstasiou. headed
b, Aisa Adams and including We'll
scticr. Major Sydney A. clohsan I.
=. A.. and Thoma, u. Stalisn'itn.
which wss srnl to Australia 10 .,s'n-
a!sic interest IL the cxpuaiiion. mas
reported to the s'aicsins'sr'm N, =
mo-. hearty welcome.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30

e.a.-s run for s,x tnoash. h-sianins
JauuasY I, \ usa.srs ~ss sFani"'i
for the silver tApliar sai.en tsou, Pei
erin. and fio to- tio ssi Peter
rsi.s.. Application os jasss~ isos.
-ss io op~a the old ~ nuii-r sasooa
Oh iias-a avenue ~as filed.
Mrs. u. ". Fell ~ss granted q u.
seas- tn sonsa~t TIE West ;asat--'
dancing A-sd-my.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
SUPREME COURT APP1ovEs
CLAIM OF FRESNO DAN

hOStOn. Dec. 3V--Ine supTe"e
court approved the claim Of fresno
ian today. when Judge Sheldon con.
firmed the report Of Gilbert A. A.
Peavey. master In the ease. that 'hs
California man. and not Dakota Dan
II Daniel Blake itaissel'. heir Of the
late Daniel Russell Of Melrose. who's
will has been contested for several
years.
Unless the Dakota claimant should
appeal Judge Sheldon's decree 20 tn
full benci, the case has been brought
to an end. A recent inventory ol
tn. Russell estate showed Il 10 BE-
worth $500, 900 after nearly Sac".'
900 had been spent In contestine t''te
claims of Dakota Dan. .-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
srA1I rAKIs otHl
NATURAL Gas c01HAuY

kaasA. city. Mo-. is-~. sr.= ~ os.
der turning aS-s the ph, steal psoe'
sFtiss of The kaa>as Natural Ess
..as paas silbia the ssais at kas.ss
an jAsusTy ! To the s.ssis-sS tos tL-
eumpss> appn,strd ~ the slaie
courts ga. ~ade by Judge ArPhvs.
- " the federal eoast IN kassas
ciiy. ksssss. today. 9he osd'o ,s IN
ss.csdsass with . deeiaioa made -.
cvsi essks ass by the Hsitssi states
cssruil Court Ut ApSeals ls ~. Paul
upboidlss . decree Ut sh~ teaessi air-
ssiri roass which ordered r~c~tSess
sppoiasesi BY federal Judge Pollock
10 suresdrr the gas coupAss'. sf-
fairs 10 sess~ receivers.
Tar properties ordered tsaaSs~s.
red are valued by Sh~ ssrsissA NJ
elV.Oeo.so~. ~ .. a rfd..fff.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
DElkuc1 pg1Alu,.
q NlIs BLAND

Wa.hisstos. ihrs. ss.- Enii E<r-
ko~riss. the banker OF hads ,e.l. de-
isia~d bs the ianisssstoa aulsosi'
tls~ ~ Ellis isissd be<asss of bis aa'
ausS exploits IL Assesas. s.ilasssry
vss ordered sdmissse ~ the ispss''
,assi of labor to-day. wsAsf = had OF
sss.. The eoaaitsSs II shs hssd y
tia, srsaesiss shsit iesss tse Nsit.
- siaiss vithis. os~ .esth Of Bis sd
Qtsnioa.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
LISTEN 1o1 TIE WHISTLE.

Listen for the whistles! Tho C-N
carrier boys now pCsscss new whis-
ties. Tho boys VIII o,ow tho whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C-N just
after It has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30

To protect any fabric from moths.
bugs or reaches use the following 30
luton: One-hulf ounce corrosive sub
Innate, one-balf ounce gum camphor.
6 cents worth sassarras and one pint
turpentine. rt ...
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
s1lun cNLD ~

Philadelphia. rs.. nsr. 80 s-N =
ass~ asssiaEsVt .srtksss shis after
soas IL Sas de- i.:~sa - sovssAtly reii
OF the garment uovksgs sssia.
which has besa IN rsueres< hcs-
siar~ last Isiy They s;ii ,s'ass la
aosk lomosSou
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
HOLES IN THE An" Offer
CHIEF DANGER 10 AVlATO1S

Washington. Drc. ;0.--"Holrs In
the Air" n the tile Of aa article
which appears in the smithsouiaE
Report for 1919. " J. iiumphrtc<.
professor of meteorological physics.
contributes the article. which Will he
Of value to aviator. aud students OF
n,cchsnicsl tiisht. ~ ...- EEL.
Tho author RAYS that the term
"hoics In the air means the various
places in the atmosphere where tho
conditions. so far ss flying IL con.
ccrncsi. very mnch resemble actual
holcx or vacuitic>. Actual holes
could not. exist. however. since the
air surrods(ltaG such places &o<id
rush in and nv them with q velocity
OF about 80 iiics an hour st ordin-
AIRY temperatures. and the aviator
could never get into such u hole pro-
vidcd II did exist.
The author explains the nature OF
the nine known types OF atmospheric
conditions. which he groups under
two heads. The vertical group and
the horizontal group. After careful.
~ covering the dangers resulting
from such atmospheric conditions
Professor Humphreys concludes -kts
nrtiri. with the following note:
| An the above sources Of danSher
whether near the surface. like the
breakers. the torrents and the cialas
or well up. like tho billows and th'
wind sheets, are less aud icse and les,
effective M the speed of the aero.
plane Is increased. but this docs no,
mean that the swiftest machine
necessarily 10 the safest: there arc
numerous other factors 10 be cons'd.
icred. and the problem OF minimum
danger or maximum safety. n the
aeronnut insists. can only be solved
by a proper combination of theory
and practice. Of sound reasoning and
Intelligent experimentation"
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|l|!E11ll|li

rhs, Jar IT Mi'xrEROi.E ~s.
sishi There to xi,- relief snd ruin
fuft,
NtkrkHOi.H !. q .i-an. white
otnl meat. sssd- With oil ut sssns'sssi.
Il ~iii aus blister Ike . n,usiss"
plaster,
Quick r-ii~s for ssos- Thsns'. sifor'
ehi,i>. Toasiiisss. cfoap. x'if Neck.
Asthma. N~arsi.s's. ii"sa.she. Goa
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E9 Excursions
-.HOlIDAY
e RATES

Denver aud return ..X 7.2S
Colorado Spring. 4 return 800
Pueblo and return 1900. 3.8S
Canon city anu return. :1,8S
l.a iunta and return ..... :I.~
l.as AN,inns aud return ... 4. 10
Lamar and return ....... 5.7j
Ration and return ... LIS
Las Vegas and return -. 700
Santa Fc and return ... 11.SO
Albuquerque and return. 14.1O
Also TO various other points in
Colorado and New Mexico.
Dates Of Sale. Dec. -. "a. .5.a 81,
and 1any. /. 1914.
F'inai return limit jauy. 8. 1911.
h y. EOYT, 81 c. z. LITTLE.
Agent. Ticket Agent
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1ht N 4 nvsIEDolE q
IL Oh nOon 3Ox

us s-it~s~a pais lot s-ssis -s-rs.
NOR In the fsmii.. wh-a little
HA.,- bad the rsusp. ~k-s JohnnS
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th- Nj srkisoi.E c"sspsaS. 'i.,..
land. Ga,e. sni 49, ~iil mail yoa -
isf. pssstssS prepaid. tspp
4. j. IashsIsa. I-as-,istt-. ohio.
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We have ,~-n usi.s Mns;-rui-
f.r tao .s shrr- 1-sr. rsss sad ii1d
IL very s.-i I, i. sisass IA our
tn-.iisin- sapt-aard,''
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wiping the surface. with u soft
flannel or piece Of elk keeps down
Objectionable shine of the nose.
II this does not help. try bathing the
nose with hot water In which pow
dered borax has been dissolved. a
teaspoonfui to each pint. 'istS -
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Most anything In printing neati
executed and at reasonable prices
At the chronicie-News Job rooms.
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i.nh,Lax.. tains and Ash-. "t ia"
Es.A of Joints. srfain.. sor. Mu.'
.i-~. isruis~-, chiitis's.. frs.'-i
F+-s. told. .itA- chrs, ,N pr.scn,s
rs-sasosts,. li>oshins na" Ntr-
TEROi.k: iss tiaary .Iii.is-h,
In ::e ssa soc lars. ana u special