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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
CLOCKS OF QUEER DESIGN
Locomotive, SchooImaster and lndis-
erection in Strong Liquor Have
Been Depicted.

A Grenoble clockmaker, Antony
jacques, is responsible for the lnge-
NOUS clock which he has named Les
Heures Bacchiques" C'The Hours or
Bacchus"). One of the two drunken
individuals is drowning in a glass OF
colored water Stimulating wine, while
his equally helpless companion is
barely able to hold out to him, by
way of stupid drunken greeting, the
bottle which they have emptied be-
tween them In the body of this tig-
ure is secreted magnet which is at
tracted by the steel hand of the
drowning disciple of Bacchus.
The two figures remain stationary,
but the wineglass, with the hours
painted in black upon it, revolves so
that while the floating figure remains
suspended in the water, but notion
less, the hours and quarters are mark
ed off by the revolution of the glass,
which is made to turn of circular
place actuated by the mechanism Sc
creted in the base of this strange but
attractive clock.
ne OCnOO1 CIOCh, NY w. "A. O1SOA,
constitutes a particularly attractive
object for the shop window. 1t is
made to represent the old type of
schoolmaster, who, with his stick in
hand, used equally for teaching and
chastisement is instructing an urchin
in what appears to be sum in arith-
metic, but the figures really repre-
sent the hours, to which the teacher
automatically points as the movement
impels his arm to indicate the passage
of time
La Mappenmonde (the map of the
world is the name of another inge-
NOUS mechanical device, the inven-
ton of a modern French clockmaker
OF Bethune The movement is in the
interior of the globe, and causes it to
revolve, and so mark off the hours on
the equatorial band by means of To-
connective, which, by the way, has a
separate mechanism of its own where
by, if the glove is made stationary, it
may make a circuit on it's own rails
of the equator in II hours.
If the clock is used for show pur-
poses the stationary locomotive with
revolving globe is possibly the best
method to employ, as the locomotive
may then be kept always in view of
the public; but as an ingenious and
useful clock for private use the cir
cult made by the locomotive is more
interesting the Matchmaker,
Jeweler, Silversmith and Optician.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
BRYAN DOES THE MARKETING
Secretary of State Makes Rounds
Every Morning With Basket
on Arm.

hington.-Secretary Bryan is
not too busily engaged with affairs of
state to do the marketing for the
Bryan household. Almost any morn
ing the secretary of state may be seen
in a local market place with large
basket swinging from his left arm.
Col. Bryan seems to enjoy the mar
keting to the full. He elbows the
crowd and apparently does not mind
it any more than he did when making
his political campaign tours.
Secretary Bryan's fondness for the
radish of the white variety is now gen.
orally known among marketmen and
they try to keep on hand the kind he
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25

Fig. 3, and raise the key end OF the
lever stick to the position shown in
Fig. 2. Drive couple of small nails
into the box at the proper height so!
the shutter will strike against them
when raised until holes D and E come
opposite tx, Fig. and 81.
Use tallow candle for lighting
your lantern, and tack can cover
Cd with carpet tack driven through
its center from the bottom Gig. g. to-
the bottom of the box as holder
Gig. p. A large hole in the top OF
the box will carry on the heat from
the candle ON, Fig. 81, but it is best
to fasten can with both ends re-
moved in the hole for a chimney IN
Figs. 1 and q.
Make the back of the box out OF
three pieces 20, P, and @, Fig. u.
Cut notch in the edge of strip o in
the proper place and of the right size
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
WORKS FOR PURE SODA WATER
Mrs. Julian Heath Heads Delegation
That Visits Shops to Stop the
Sale of "Poison."

New York.-"We are going after
the soda water fountains and see to
it that customers are no longer sold
poison to drink, declared Mrs. Julian
Heath, national president of the
Housewives league
Accompanied by a band of fellow
members she entered several soda
water emporiums on the upper west
side and put the clerks through an
inquisition. After admitting that the
sirups, ingredients and sanitary ar
rangements were excellent, she pro-
ceeded to the lower east side
In several places they found a drink
which, Mrs. Heath declared, was arti-
feiaIly colored and nothing short of
rSixture of alcohol and sugar.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
FAIL IN BIG TREASURE HUNT
Ship That Carried Women Seeking
Buried $18,ooo,ooo Returns SoreIy
Disappointed.

San Francisco, Cal.-Failure of an
other expedition sent in quest of a
legendary $18,000,000 treasure cache
on Cocos island, in the South seas,
was recorded here when the British
steampship Melmore put into port.
These tabled millions, according to
a dying sailor, were buried on Cocos
church early in the last century. Mrs
Barry Till and Miss Davis, English
women, were told by the sailor on his
death bed of his knowledge of the
location of the cache and supplied
with charts. The women succeeded
in interesting British capitalists, and
the Melmore was purchased for the
expedition.
Mrs. Till and Miss Davis accompa-
MED the party and directed the oper-
atoms of the fortune hunters.
After many weary months of labor
with pick and shovel, the searchers
gave up their quest and started home
ward. The Melmore put in at Pana-
ma, where the two women and others
of the party left the vessel, to pro-
coed homeward by the most direct
route.
Within the last fifty years a half
dozen expeditions equipped with am
pie funds to search for the gold be-
lieved to be buried there. In each
case the incentive has been the same
the account of some sailor 10 whom
had been bequeathed charts allowing
the location of the treasure.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
Submarine oreadnouoht.

The Russian government is about TO
build a submarine dreadnought. 1t is
to be of 5,400 tons burden, more than
ten times as big as the biggest Ameri-
can submarine; 400 feet long, $4,000
horsepower, with a radius of action,
submerged, of 275 miles and on the
surface 1880 miles. She will be
armed with thirty-six torpedo tubes
and with rapid-firing cannon for use
when fighting on the surface.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
HYpnotisnl.

Hypnotism is from the Greek hyps
nos-"sIeep." Like pretty nearly
everything else in this world, hyp-
notism has it's good and bad sides.
There is no doubt about its being
useful at times; nor is there any
doubt, either, that at other times IL
has been used for evil purposes. All
depends upon the character-moral
character-of the practitioner. In the
hands of good man the patient is,
of course, safe, but in the hands OF
an unprincipled person hypnotism is
a most dangerous power, as has been
proven more than once in the past 40
years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25

formed by the drapery were closed by
mistake.
The stone work around the goddess
feet has been repaired and two
turnstiles placed in the stairways
leading to and from the head Of the
statue. This was found necessary be-
cause so many persons did not read
the directing signs and went up the
wrong way, with the result that there
was a%great deal unnecessary con-
fusion and some anxiety on the part
of persons meeting on the narrow
spiral.
The repair work is now complete
and the goddess is in as fine ana
sturdy condition as when she was
first erected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25

Reinhardt, the producer, was asked
by a friend to interest himself in a
Dung man with histrionic intentions
rs he tall?" he inquired sharply.
Yes" was the assuring response.
"Handsome?"
Very"
Dress well?"
Exceptionally So"
Good voice?"
Voice like a bell"
Then l don't want him, replied
Reinhardt, with decision which left
no room for further pleading. Then he
is said to have found Joseph >KainZ-
small, shabby, unprepossessing, with
no volume of voice-and gave Ger
many one of it's greatest actors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
MORSE CODE

for the lever stick to work in. Screw
the wooden button r to strip o as a
means for locking the door.
Communication Is carried on by
means of long and short flashes Of
light. A short fash is made, of
course, by quick tap upon the key,
and long fish by holding the key
for an instant. Use the Morse tele-
graph code as your signal 'code, using
the short flashes for the dots and the
long ones for the dashes. The code
Is shown in Fig z. Cut this out and
paste 1t to the back of the box, as
shown in Fig. 1, SO you will have 1t
there for reference when operating
the light.
Copyright, 1912. by A. Nelly HalI.)
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
Advice for Mother

The small girl had been exasperat
ing all day, and at last her mother lost
patience and. administered corporal
punishment The child had scarcely
recovered from her sobs when she,
looked up and said: Mother, you
must try and control that temper of
yours"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
Woman Bishop.

The first woman bishop ever elected
is, it is said, Bishop Margaret La
Grange, of the New Thought church,
in Michigan. According to current re-
port, her church is filed with young
and old, busy people and idlers, at
tracted by the combination OF common
sense and imaginative sympathy that
marks this woman bishop.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
impossible.

Il should think you could get rid of
that young man before IL o'clock"
THAT shows you don't know Charlie
very well. mother. When he gets
started talking about himself there's
no stopping him. :"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
InHammatory.

At a dinner of firemen recently the
following sentiment was proposed:
The Ladies! Their eyes kindle the
only flame which we cannot extin-
guish, and against which there is no
insurance"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
Hits the jersey Mosquito.

Ridley Park, N. ITO rid this town
of mosquitoes this summer the
borough council has placed 100000
pike perch in the lake here SO that
they may feed upon the mosquito eggs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-25
LIVING Softly.

Peru has two vice presidents. In
this country there isn't work enough
for one.-Adanta Constitution. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

ksnsa- city. Mo. Dee. . iioxs .
Receipts i!.""". market Sc lower
bulk Of sales 80: to $50. h.a,y
so to 20, packers and butchers
:.3s TO ..:. iiahu -. :, i.Sa. piv.
$50 to ...s.
Cattle Receipts 5.s"": market
steady TO strong: prim" f"h steers :
to SIS: dressed beef steers ".s5 tu
): western steers as5 to 5Ta.
southern steers -" to 80: cove
t.eo to E. heifers $50 to $50. stock.
crs and feeder. 80" to $50: hui'e
;.'a to SIS: calves ..5" to 1925.
sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady hmbs ~. to 80: yearlinRs
$50 to 6s5. wc,hors -" TO j.2i:
owes to $50.
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NOT WHAT WAS MEANT.

A certain doctor. who is. on his
own frank admission. the rgiicst
man in tour counties has keen
sens" OF humor which enables him to-
enjoy many real ana unconscious =
Elections upon his facial dcficicncic.
once. after he hat @rrired tLo lat"
to Aurcor poor woman Nnu hnd
bcan killed IN n factors. the local
newspaper published and ambiguous
account u:thc case. which the doctor.
with grim appreciation. preserved.
Having first described how the
women had con-. by her injuries.
the paragraph went on to say:
strong hopes were entertained of
saving her life until III. p ar
rived. hut thcs, hupcs unfortunately
proved ili-foundcd. for the moment
tn. doctor showed his face within
the door the poor woman fell lack
with gasp and expired.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. bc.. s.-Brusr weather
today in Argentine ami inri.Ht.d Ca
tir,asc. o! III. yield IN iaa' .nuh' f,
had q bcarl.h effect on wheat. The. p
~"r. also denial. fha; green hug.
were doing any damnr" In Texas or
Oklahoma. The opening Sa. a shade
To .r lower and 'h"rn was y .,t."-
nuont further decline.
TIL" close WI. firm. - shade To .r
above las; night.
D-.pit. rains west and souih~.f;.
corn III. ,inyed weakness owing 80
lack of support. Tho market opened
,o of and went siill lower all
arouni before December began TO
harden. Z"
Tho close VA. steady at shade to
, and e not advance.
Oats declined under selling pros
sure non, elevator firms who were
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
SAID SHE
WOULD FAINT
urs. Della LonS Unable b xaad
On uer Feet More Than . Few
Minutes at Z Tine.

Pendersrass, Gs.-Nirs. Della Lang.
sf this place, in . recent letter. says:
.Eor five or six years. ! suffered agon
les with womanly troubles.
Often, I couldn't sit up more than .
few minutes at . time. and II ] stood
on my feet long. I would faint.
took Cardui, and It helped me I'm
mediateiy. Now. I can do my work al
the time. and don't suffer like did.
Take Cardui when YOU feel Ill 10 any
way-weak. tired. miserable. or under
the weather. Cardui 10 . strength
building tonic medicine for women.
1t has been fouad TO relieve pain and
distress caused by womanly troubles
and Ia an excellent medicine TO have on
hand at all times.
Cardui acts on the womanly consti
tuition. building up womanly strength.
touinE up the nerves. and regulating
the WomanlY organs.
Its half century OF success Is due 10
merit. II has done good TO thousands
viii you try i.7 II may be just whA
you need. Ask your druggist about
Cardui. lie will recommend II.
B.-T~i's N: Ladies Advisory Dsst.. .hs'ts..
na,sa Me ne Co.. .Ch.tianufl. Tenn .fot Spse'dt
fnsfrurtinn., AMI Gi-rsGe to-bk. Home TfeaioseS
r. Hsasa." ssn, in plain vfab1sf. ~ rssss,t
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. IN. iioE. Receipts
ss.."". market Siovs 81 nnd.t y-s-
,-sdas. as-Ta3- i'uiE as sales
;,sS 10 ;.;.. iish' :.iS q. ;s..s
mixed -" to $50 h-a,, ;sts -
;.ss rnush ;ts &. ;.i: pis. 5 to
=;
Cattle Receipt. it.:.": ma,t-,
.i.aa, tn stronger. is-~s~s $50 la
s.ss: T~Sas STEER. &C: tn 40.
western steer. IS. To :.:;: .;osk-i.
and feeder. IS" 10 80: rows ami
,s.it-i. a." I. ..i:; -aiv~s $50 =
II
sheep Receipt. :s."""s market,
strong. Toe above Yesterdays aver.
sEc. native { to sac. western o..
...". ycsTIinz. 80: To $50: iAmbs.
native 81" 50 SO ~~.i"fn 81" q.
80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
DENVER LIVESTOCK

D~atsr. Cola. H.. . Ca,i.. i,-r
'"ir'. 500 market steady b-''
steer. in I; so.s aud h~isef. 3 I.
s.ss' .'nsssa. ans feeder. -" =,
'.:;: ave. @s
Hon Receipt. s."". market
steady. TOP :.n buiL ~ .aiss 80
so 80.
sa~-p h-c.ipis .I"". narss,
steady. y"siiinss :3s {" :. ~-ih.f.
-. To sss. ismb. ESQ to :.s.
-u~s a." tn iss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
PREPARE TO ARREST
mrs. PAnknuRST
WHEN GOAT DOCKS

i'ls'aaa,h. f:nsisai. i~-, g
i's. ia sa.iens sr- uad~r.,.ad ,a hs,r
1r-n msas for So srs.s' al MN
Esam.iia~ rsnsnuEss. tho sniiitan,
,4tfra.sti- leader. ah r-F arrival
rss- ,Fs.a IN. rh,,sa s,s,-. m i--ar !
'h" Majestic Tomorrow \ isrs- q.
snsfrpzr''ss unarr the command Of
General Ats. Flora uramrana
viii s~ .n hana f.asi 80 fish' ;ns
their :caasE. irfesiaas
TH- .n,.i Constable ., i'iyms,. "a
Iai.r soniirn-i .h- r-Ep., that Mts
s'aahhur., 4. To b- arrested. ~.
srsn, a.. aas IT rspafi.x an adequate
fore io .-ai ~n ns.y ass-n,r, ss MI
i,aney ~ III" militant ,uf;rsss'ies,
M unsuthcsissa p~s,on. ~iii he
allowed IN ss,ss.i tho sux which ~iil
meet tho Majestic on ."s arrival sas
OILY 'h~ soia.f. at special ess,ni's
~i'i 10 ADMITTED :. ih~ i-tiy.
IRE militant saffr.s~n-. have
t- n in ssas'snt ~ir.i~s. rnnmnni.
cation With Mrs. Psnshur.i aud tss-
ah i--d h", Of '.eir rianss Tho suf.
isaE.;'~a anticipate that their leader
will b~ transferred to special po-
lie. tug a.t taken To another ror'.
Thry ha," chartered vessel to IN.
arftssc y .Eas" vita ,dc specially
formed ,roop 80 effect sr r-.sues
g." ,nfi'as"i,e leader. think It
likely the Police viii not take Mrs,
rankhurst to London. hut will icdx"
hHr a, i,ris,oi or In A,i-sbury jail.
vncrc Mrs. Florence Maybricl Was
KEEP, for many years after The ""m.
iaain'ion nj her death srni"n""
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

.'.aHl, Iuubi's uur ssI "Urr
na.i rnrss pu,'FF tu" fai= zHsar
sN "sEs. a"- shd "nsrhAit r'p's
fi1uF "n--rali SHr r,rus'afrh. "n~
'-s.I.I"B i,a.iHs H.ahrE. "H" tri-
sIwnn lemon. wnr-E Esif -uu rtDnI ra
',-lnu,s. Hissd ui'h "n.-l.if 'lT
sssHristri suss' Rot ,h, i'l''-F
ami sussr .ntba't sia co.. 'rs'"n
-sss. The Tl"ur s"FasisFFb snd rsu.
der. sit'rf ins.ih.F 90" 'Hs rs'rss'
InuF a.. .-s4Fd. u,ii "F' 'Ef s'u a.
rs'hsT 'l,u. .it mH' With hia'ui'
cutter. ruli In ih. Tr"psrd I-a'uuis
ans sugar, i,y "a Hr'ss0'. h'hirs
'iu bake H. rather h"' oven "'zht
4" t"u uiHt''
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Ns~ York. p@- 5-N6sE prize /.
were Eis'uails unchanged from sss-
,sr.isss siss~ rhs market sss in-
different, io asssS0Fssls Hess,
Farther rssiaeIi0n ia sSFki.s forces
ss railroads and iafas,FisI ssFfSEa-
lions aha large .h,inI.ses ia rail
roae shipta.nis .sf- REPORTED, i.8h-
dsh ssSIn took -Ssi,ion Sn Ih- s-ii-
s.s side. aissSsiss II considerable
aasn'iS AZ s,-~l in sBs,- q, these
ihsta-Hs.s. b-sr traders we're mini-
.ai Sg IN. @sis,-hs- of iaFs. shs,
iaiHs-sS proceeded rsa'iousia si.h
IN. ,-ssil, ,hs, the nask-, ras in e
e-aai.rs b-fsr- ,hs s-s.ion .ss ha''
Sg-r
isanas sSF- irregular.
The -aflS afternoon ai,n-ss-s'
some improvement ia ,h. market.
,sh-. siIhaush h-siSaary sugToaaa-d
she Halted basin--@ i-SlisE:ii- .a.
s,ssHs On i's s.si or'ab-F s,a,-n-ag
aad Nm@rissn Tobacco iump-a sharp
- on iarf-fs-st disbat. t.~m-h,s ~
s@srs- ~ i's former subsiaisri-s
The advance assumed isEs-d pFa-
portions later ma The -hoi- marie,
Vas stimulated by ss.sds absorption
af i'aisn Pacific. which Increased i,s
gain Substantially steel allen sa.
in demand
The masAn, ri.s~si .,goHs
ssa,iish -a'hn.issn tsunt ssprss'
,ins ia sa unusually ss'is- ans snaT,
art naFsss before 'a- s-.sinn slos@s's
Persistence of d.mshd for the h.s
speculative s,"rs. caused F.sg@FH
araanz the hears ami ih.T. -as =
hasp srrams's to- cover in all III.
sseIian. steel. rhian Pacific. Ams'-
san,s,~t. hsaainz and Canadian r.
sisir gained sfan, q: To- q.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
A GRADUATED EGG.

Matter IT,. voice of the elder.
Is man rose in accent. Of wrath
from his table hy the window
Yes. air." the waiter replied. bus.
,iinE forward. The customer swaI.
lowed several t.;n.> quickly ,cforc
he could command his voice. Here.
tssc-,ake this egg away" h" roar.
cd with al effort
"Ycs. sit. said tho waiter oblis.
irsiv. n. he ,ppro,cncd the offend
ing article. Ana what shall ! do
with u. sir
The elderly man rose mrnaoinri
IL HIS chair.
DO with IT." ne beloved. DO
with IL: wiring its neck
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
NEW YORK METAL

N-- fssa n- i..-.L u.
ISs 60 ~
sr~!i-E a4'-s, SO Z" s-!
'Sspss auis' standard. ~. az =
fa'arss hs. II"isi -i.sIrotH,.F
tt;S ,sI
Tin s'ssdf sPiI ani n.ssmL-r
s.:s 10 ~ Ns
ig"h aEi.i. uarhaas-.f
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

r-H EiHisf ls,iH ,hafs ran
uTa iiiHa .s lssa,r aI soSlius sal-
pi"l.t aa-H tH-r- q. nn suitable nFa
sor br"luH Tur Tar n-s, r-snirs ID
sE@HIa .a rHr#aFri auiF ,u thr aase
~ n'sr lrnu ahtE t.asr a. e.. fst
has "r..f r.ra. Hf IriH rhsrs shish
49, ~ H- fau Hr".tri sHs.sia haze
ihr ''arE anI ua,I mf I4r iaI F,s-
U"Eft. After staiEs IsrF saSHia b.
uu' tHrn a.F fr iur raH sur tore
ss' fr-fnrnrI7 la mT.i'r e" ssSii
tirufIF rnf ,hure iu 'Hraias tlsH
InsF sHwHia 4s -Fssr--. b='s-.a tvn
'"rEs Hr aira IA EaIfH sba f1Ea glr
'iur "f s"-sstnz aui H.F@Ei. 81
'@urs-- ua rsr 'HtrFur-z at ih- chops
On" uHrrFsr rH.H srr Hr-iTsI t" l-
urIl Hulr wr rn1 tuHT els - Zen
mlnHirs rs GEO. n-g.I 'dm. I'E-ssias
tar .aa.s sHHUaf EHr zI'. ~ Ihr lar
aili H.fs .u rHuui#I- iH- saaEiHE-
Pan lr"ifsH rr~.= mar Ir served
rIptu aT atia ssI"rl tomato ~ uai0n
ssurs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chisaxo. D~ FiEs, sal-s Sl
provisions were nRFaang-si 10 q ami
Sc cheaper, siIh a a-s ii-i rsii .f'sF-
ssri
Close r"Fs, IanusFg sIIs, Mas
sii.,
Lard. JsnasEy isss Msy iIIs.
ttib.. jaHBaEs It."s Nsy liss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

nitT--.i Ssni-i.h-. Mias. p.-.rss
"s hsm sHd rlssr fs-,a--H siiF.s nj
battered br-sd rFrssiDs together
rriai, r" lh-'o" u..il I..-sl-n -sss
s'ii 20 small 'ur ~ miit sna iHn-fs'-
Ih- stras irhss iisHIiy sHd fgs q" .
Isbi hr"sH IN smDsins sw, gaI.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. De-. : Clos" rFiu.
m"f.an'il" paper 3 81 per cent
Commercial bill. $50!
bar silver :;t.
Mc,ic7n dollar. 90,
Government bond. firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular
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Printing OF every description neat.
Is and quickly executed at. %Ae
Chronicle-N job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. rse the
.elcphone. Trinidad 40. II
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NEW YoRy STOCK LIST

Nss f.sA, pss' . Nmasiams,.s
;i.3 sugar i"s bit Nrhisan "a.
Northern rsrinr t"5ss Real iinz
Is:. saaihrrn ra-l,is N;ls rnlau
rarin. i:ss a. = steel sea 4. =
steel rr-f-rsri tess
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THE MONEY MARKET

S"~ YORK. p-c Call mcn.,
firm. q! {. -.
Time iosns firm s." and .a da..
sio :! -is month. 8. to 3:
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ST. LOUIS METAL

s' iIaal., No" De IIs3
tnIi. ! 'a t"s1
Fgsl'-s atIl. . t@ . ~"
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lsr,r.'R-a H,sEsrs n.iu--zr 'ar
.niIss iT"mihs seE.s u-- Iar ssnif
Nrisht i snsaI o. ssiHs Iui ~
sEils 49, tri'1"Hi sf- srsart an
s''s sinpiT sn s'.ir tss i"Fs si'!ina
~. ruiTs uur 49,, H H. ~ s.i sg-If-
81 -ud ,a"s nu't 'h,, aT' 'A'H
.n"nsF4 q" s'Tri H'a'"ush air~
sivs" Add 'hg lslii's aH'i s"ssT g.
,n- .EiHs srl saoi sinAtF I"F al
h.nr, uau'hins u .sF-fuiis, shat u
mas H"l HuFu ~ ssIsh nu III" after
,h.s snsaF is shs'rsi
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NEW YORK COTTON

Nrs York. b-T Cotton. sI-Dl
1ni-'. mlasiiaz "a 80. suis Is,5s
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"F~.m of n..i soup rss" i"nr
i.''n'b.. "i hlp--i i',",s rar ft'm.
sr.," sli strain 'hr"uzii fi"iH
ia, on u, nr- sad T., .'sia i.'i
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TESTED RECIPES
r.

Ghirksn iissn iiss- ih- -siFrl
number oi s0oi siz-d s@.-I F''' ''r'-+-
. Ah@B ",h. sut AZ "psnihs on Ihf
urusFmSsl side sna s,03i. 1.t sisriF
Ia ihs E'-ananii- prepare s"aF hasi.
lin Ihr n,ll0Alag Hsnnsr gIHF
-itrs al snisk'u sni 'iHa ziiTrr ~
.-spl.n' irir.i In na,isr WlsH ''I's
,h- 'aisksI sni ssgEiaEt sT" a>aE
,hT0N sEIS Ha. @tIh sT~sm, isi
sIDsM-F isT isa minaI-s. tea
Ibi'ksh a small las"'''s 81 Irs
HzshFa sA--I u.'laiSs-s Nn'H ':pn-
uii ~. sst.g, q @Hi .Hr-' f'"iat's'Es
sprinkle ptIb sF'sH rF'tai's sn'.
Isss- uRr-r ~ szi-msI s'rF ~ hTpsH
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PAGE THREE

Dn' rin' nt rils rom" 81 roll. ahg
slA he tn 'ar Hot iuia- one ta1is
sTgDntHt Df ssu Hr-am ta1 table
sr""ntais "I sifl-i Hour Eila tso o.
butter FHa .'i' iasH si0alr luIn ta.
fnnH aDs continue stirring nn,il ile
mixture i- H- fatrs - Fla TTsaHi
Adi rartuai. uf IIarE aF raH i-r-
l.T s. urFfHuft,
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THE NJ ARK rs
~ EVLL ASSocIATED PaGsS ~
W OA1LY aEPORTs W

+, asAsiaE il Mss ~hil- suyins n
esmssf-
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The Salvation Array can Hs~ snT
ess'."ff ri"'htBs. furniture. ti'rh-s
ti.utiis. dishrs. b+.isiEr. etc, Nay
"Hr having anF ~ such pisss~ rhpaS
',.i ssEs anf ih'F vtii b. saii-si for
rF"Hrilr. TbaHss Cant, T. q
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