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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19
BROWN-DILLON
BOUT CLINCHED

Tommy Walsh announced last night
that he had closed the big middle
weight match between George knock
out" Brown and Jack Dillon for Terre
Haute on Labor day afternoon. The
bout will be big thing in the Indi-
ana town. The men are to go ten
rounds without a decision at the end.
The weight and the referee are yet to
be agreed on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19
Games Today,

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinanti at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

ing Tor his charge, and 1t Is probable
that a benent will be given here to
meet funeral expenses and to provide
his mother. Mrs. Kate Gutierrez Of
Stockton, with transportation home
Zotte was Is years old and had been
fighting for two years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. 10: Philadelphia, 4.
New York. s; Pittsburg, 8.
New York. 5; Pittsburg. 1.
Brooklyn, 7; st. Louis, /.
Brooklyn. 6: St. Louis, 2.
Boston, &; Cincinnati, l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

For real good values ask your dealer
for Union Scout Scrap. The best chew
I'm the Observation-Disclosures lob. CT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

Chew Nellie High Wine. High class
chewing tobacco. Save the tags. See
remipum observation-disclosures ob. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING places
your offer before most of the people Tn
this city to whon 1t would have any
sutereak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

sion after contest awarded the pitch
| er to the Brewers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19
STANDING OF CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. /: Boston, o.
New York. 4; st. Louis, 2.
Washing ton, 8; Cleveland. 8.
Detroit, 5; Philadelphia. L.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19

TIMES WANT ADS ARE FOR
EERVICE-TO your
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-19
Games Today

Games To-day.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at ST. Louis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11
Los Dependencies
de Comercio
Miranda al porvenir. y

Las ideas son hijas de los
tiempos y los tiempos cambian a
medida que la civilization contin1a ST
intrepida Marcia por ell camino de-
progreso.
As1 es, que las ideas y costumbre del
siglo XVI siglo de orc de nuestra len
qua, no pueden compararse por name
ra alguna, con las costumbres y co
rrientes de ideas civilizadoras de este
hermoso siglo, de este gran siglo, que
Dor sus adelantos cient1fcos, como su
desenvolvimiento en- la vida economi-
ca y pol1tica de todos los pa1ses, ha de
fgurar en- las inmortales paginas de la
historic, como ell siglo mas glorioso y
grande de la que hoy llamamos con Or
gullo edad moderna.
Estamos, pues, en- ell siglo de la lu-
cha; pero no de la lucha sangrienta
que pagan con SUI sangre los hlJos de
una patria; estamos hoy en- ell siglo de
a lucha titanica de las Ideas que ten
den a unir en- un solo lazo las razas
opuestas hoy por odios de tradici6n 9
de costumbres; que tienden la pacif-
ci6n a la union, a la perfection q la
afnidad fraternal de la sociedad futu-
ra; que tienden en- fin. a conjurar de
una vez los muchos encuentros entire la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11
AR7|CULOS DE FAINA
TINTA DE CARTER

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo e.
mundo los que fabrican The Carter s
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. E. u.
de America, contandose en- primera H.
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercado, por sus condolences de fir.
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la 1nica que Sc en-
plea en- ell comercio y en- las ofcinas.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11

1 clase proletaria y la clase capitalista.
+, Sabido es que cada pueblo tiene sus
costumbres y modo de pensar distinto
a las de los demas pueblos; pero todos
, los pueblos, a pesar de sus diferentes le-
yes ycostumbres, ,abraza la hermosa idea
de la emancipation del hombre y piden
la entera libertad de comunicar 10 que
su corazon siente; piden que sea libre
la voluntad, libre ell credito, libre la
ensenanza. Pretenden como deduc-
ci0n l0gica del derecho individual la
autonom1a de las nacionalidades. la
| confederation de las razas por medic
del cosmopolitismo economico y laliber-
tad del comercio que destrllira las from
teras y volvera al equilibrio la produc-
ci6n y ell trabajo.
! Pero las corrientes de ideas no po-
dian extenderse por ell orbe sin ell au-
Xilio de la incostrastable fuerza de la
agrupaci6n, y cada agrupaci6n tiene
su idea y lucha y trabaja hasta llegar
la cdspide de sus aspiraciones.
| Existen hoy tanbien en- Puerto Rico,
esas agrupaciones conocidas por los
nombres de 'Patronatos Obreros', Liga
Propietarios Camara de Concrete, Boil
sa de S. Juan y otras entidades respeta-
bles, q. por su caracter mas menos pri-
vado, desconoce ell vulgo sus trabaios :
pero conoce slls fines.
Todas elias trabajan con amplia IL
bertad sin que nadie Sc ocupe de mo-
lestarlas por 10 que respecta STU ideal ;
pero hay una agrupacion humilde CO.
nocida por ell nombre de ''Asociaci6n
| de Dependencies de Concrete" que
tanto por su ideal benefco, como por
ell importante papel que esta llamada
| a desempelar en- Puerto Rico, debiera
ser admirada, querida y respetada, pre-
lcisamente por aquellos hombres reco-
nOcidOs como pensadores de iniciati-
va. No obstante, faltando a un deber
lde hombres ,Que consiste precisamente
en- decir claramente 10 que sienten sin
mascara alguna, luchap y trabajan por
la destruction de la misma con una CO.
| bardia inconcebible que solo pudiera
caber Ell cerebros de baja estirpe
| Como me ha sido impossible durante
largo tempo encontrar una luz que me
sirvierade gu1a para yer frente a frente
lal enemigo, debo decirle que nuestra
| Association es eminentemente latina,
hlspano americana, y que su 1nico
Ideal, es la union de los dependencies,
faltos algunos de protection mutua :
faltos los otros de conocinientos titles
para ell comercio y para su provecho:
faltos todos de una colectividad pode-
rosa, que atendiendo a sus necesidades,
vaya preparandolos para un porvenir
mas halagiieno debido "a su ilustraci6n
practica; debido tambien a su GAIA de
ahorros y benefcencia, que puede pro-
ducirles un bienestar future.
No olviden pues, nuestros enemigos,
que las ideas, y las costumbre del 81
glo XVI, no pueden compararse por
manera alguna con las costumbres CO.
rrientes de ideas civilizadoras de este
| hermoso siglo; que las ideas son hiias
de los tiempos y los tiempos cambian a
medida que la civilization contin1a su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11

intrepida Marcia por el camino del
progreso.
Luis Fernandez Vazquez.
San Juan P. R., febrero 3, 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11

Los directories de la central 'SAgui-
rre" estan satisfechos del buen tempo
que ha reinado dltimamente, ell cual ha
favorecido el corte de canas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-11
Notas agricolas

La central Machete,," de Guayama,
ha continuado, sin interrupccion algu-
ma, la molienda empezada {hace tempo.
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orAcx AkD HIS vlc1lN.

= .spgfvst"ra-H' ,f ~. 1.A'yr'
'riis of = raH shs. va.n IA. 'va'
60 auarE as.d 'oap;aia-i ~ ,
shsFI. pain IN III. ioiss after .ii'iss
up lamp srass ioT sp'a- nour.. dur
ms ~hirs h- had .uss-i the issin'
~ a irsd p-s.si ~ith ~hira h- Nss
srttias. -. told ,Hst he ~ss shf-
Fi.= fr.sa 'piuaabssHi. and sit"n
s-sss pills The neat day b. r-,nFn-
81 so tn~ au-rs znl .sit
ysl toll g.. had Pian,ti.u.
stish ts Lad prt."aips sni no~
uui there "a q. is..I ia lsad i--n'siss
-nif sraphi,. ot plumbsze
"rr. rsriivi ;a- aus"A. s''.il >.
ass Z 80 piurnbi.ta is the tau.. al
vurr IuHibi.ms w.-n' - hss. sais'
rlanrsso is the saa.- Of Spur lusH'
bsz.
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THE IDEAL NEWSPAPER.

= o the Associated i" oc''f.
abur al the ideal
should b" both Trustworthy an"
iu be"
III. truth must not u" a"' ana
aud mui
al
san'"- "' ~" nome anu
rp sake
so.. NiNHrions Inspiring '"'"''E'"'
pF's"i' 'hal "''"n "'
bp b'pT"dn'' {" h'snia"'
asri
be- published not "f "' 'Ah'.
and tn" r"n OF 'ic" "'
thr is lhaEmh'
moral obiiauty hessh"d by low NO"
iyVs vVil associations.
people ~h" want '' ~'s'
nd to IL s
ff'-p"''" "'
she ia-a nssrap"f must
rini-i- Tine, viii TAX ia" pA''
ssar"uns'. '-s h"
~ pr-Nar,s
Mr. reel value OF h" ~h a'''"aA
Of in-isra publ opinion Is nodded ann s"
be s'"'''" h'
Of before him IN" ingredients "a. ''
s,'i'ua" toward. s '.'"A '"'
Its zni steer hs the E" A
.ft truth
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Chflin.Villis.

J.hn Ciafiin and Air.. ihoili- NIL
,i., 10th "I Dolores. were married
Thanksgiving dsY. forenoon y, the
Fin, Methodist parsonage. after
sou'lns the couns. clerk Out u: her
holiday si-sta for - iic~n.e. Til. KrV
Roscoe : F1ir,hiid. pastor of the
Methods; church. p-sfosm-i the
ceremony, IN III. presence Of y snail
rirri- OF relative. and fri-ads, Bosh
the contracting par,is-s are s-ii
known IN bnraas" aud have many
fEi-Hds here ~h" ~i.h them a ianz
snd happ, married life. They .iiI
iis- on ia" ranch near iA,lof-.. after
spending ~--a IN the .ii, ~. the
su-s's "f Mr.. and Mss, .-oss-
Th"mp.nn. cousin. of the bride =-
Durango i~mu-Est.
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REPUBLICANS IN !. |
RULE CONFERENCE


scns,or i,oo, ~ss HAD. p.v,nsn-n,
chairman. he sa'd inst in Si-H of
the r-scnt strange ghi dt.trstin
-,-nis of our rnii'iesi history Snc
of tn" restoration OF control of the
assembly To the Republican marty.
u had .-",ned ~is. to meet and char
ify The situation. Their wa, y trnsr
in,.s-., throughout the nation. A-
.sia. as Ia 'n. coarse Of the psrtS In
ir. stale of S-~ York. lie ''-ii-s ra
the party SHOULD have AZ affirmative
AMI progressive pfosranr for the isrn-
eft of IN. whole people,
The duty Of the bar,y az he sa~
II. ~.> to keep pace With III. chang
Ing conditions VI the .imrs. Their"
mr,, b. a fair opportunity for Ss-
rI-~.ion ~ opinis,s, 's'S ever. member
Of the ps.,y." h- said,
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HOW IT HAPPENED.

lit ~ifc h,i made . a.i-i it,'is
"f his --a's
,,-.rs. SIZE .s'.i In u" pleasant
'or. "N"I nc,"r -a'i.,. the i',;"r
<aN- lud i.s' week. .an ,g-i "
rizut ia the ",.tnrr 81 '.'Jr -,.s'.
Her husband brought out the r',a'
in - 's'n-r shnnir-fac-J ~ay. th-T~
wss No a-rb;. the letter vas Just
where she said. H-s.hins int, tho
in.id. pI'b-,. hr zro,.ci J"sn aud
iov" ua'ii he At las, sra.p-d 'a. -n-
v:"pc. -r#. ......
G'yy.. r,y dear" he replied '',ou
srr. i, Slipped down through the torn
iinins YOU promised To sc~ up mc-r
= month a4n.
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IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE.

\ certain old colonel ~as a.,-,i
for hi. ss.as s-a-susitys t'- .ad
lost an arm JurtaE on- OF the -n-
sas-a-ns. ~ ~hieh he hai .-~a
ssrtir-. .ud ihi. made him ,"fs
.sniI.aih-Iie toward ali ~ha had "a
i.-gi-n..si similar is.s~.s
on- ,ias 10 ,n-' "a old .n.-irsz--i
man. -ssi.niiy la a.j--' p.s-EiS
IA. sou ha,- m-, with = sF-a,
misfortune. iis- myself. ss--. r--
marked ,h- ."l"n-is
''Ah." rcpii-,i ,h. .ld man. .lJ.
liz. l-ts-if. colonel. I have ..-ui |.
great psr, I" my life in s.S-Ehm-n'
service. and ..-u = lot - hard vcrk
'MS r.-nr man ->.isim-.i Ia
ki.ih Ns.s'-'i ."i.n-i. a. h- pu.a-i -
dollar int. the old man. rand. =
fear t"u have reserved hu, I'.sr ~.
war,i for your services
You may s-Ii "a, that. ,.l.a-i.
replied the veteran. q. h- huntIr''
ava,
'-Gu,. aa-,f 'h~s.iL,ll. ''t.u .li
not tell m- where you served.
Well. u it ."m~< =" that. ih- "id
r-rrnba'r answered. wi'n siy
chuaki.. = served up time in iail
uh.s- 'h.y sa,~ m- rt"urs.-n Scsrs
for -s'-. .i,ns j-vrir,s-
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An OLD kecelPe
TO DARAeN MAR
Gage Tee ssd Sulphur Tutas Gray,
Faded Hair DARK and 0lossy.

Nimcst everyone knows tia; Sasc
Tea apd sulphur. properly com. .cund-
ed. brings back the natural color aud
iu.,r. I. the hair when faded.
.,r-ak.J or gray. also "nd. iauiruf.
itching scalp ami stop. falling hair.
Year. q ~ the only VRy 10 ss, this
mixture vas 'c make u al home.
which 4. mu..y and troublesome.
Sywada,. We simply ask o, any
drag store for "Wyeth'. Sage and
sulphur Hair Ren~dy.'- You will
&c, a ,arHc bottle for about 80 cents.
Everybody Uses ,hi. old. tanius re-.
cip.. be- au.c NO one can pcssiblt tel,
that YOU darhchcd YOUR hair. 80 II
docs IL 50 naturally aud evenly. You
iaSipeu sponge oT sof, brush with
II krd draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand q. time.
by morning til. gray hair disap,ssrs.
and stier mother application or Two.
your hir bccoms. beautifully darn.
thick and glossy and you look years
younger.
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OF oAYEsr HUE AND
PATTERN IN GREAT VOGUE.

Ribbons plated "E rih1'pts p9A'''
,i.t,.s t.F..,si-,i .r embroidered.
Il. .-l-.i .s I,ai-I~'ii in fact. ell Kind
49, have and at all pgif's. ius all '!.'
ran.i-.i ~ iazAi,n &. take ih"!s r'ss'
.s Ia the tr.at Fanss .ith ether Ia-
y.t-.i styles "t ,a- .sas"us
rir., .t sii. u sr"a. zach season
as ,huush never i-faFr n.'- Ss"'-'a'
s..-a spn,aisiss such s-a'ih 80 col'
or. ri.i,s-s. o' w-aV. sHs elegance ui
Z. .lsas
.uss.~.:ips s~asoas impsas- ui'na
tAos- which ha,- soa- b~f"s~ ua'a
this sa,smn - aa-s appear "a sh"is"
the i,ni, hai Lr.n r-ash-s's
s.ua- iIui- unufrai Interest IN rib
s. "a. b-.as &. i-gn.a; -h-h mott
l:i,.i.sus. -sp-viiiiS black moir~s.
s-r- in .a,H sTrag demand IN .N''"-
i-r NJ the ul.-srT-s rr"rh~si-d
I,h, fad tar m,it.,s ssuia not last
r.r nnr~ ;hsY w-r~ rissas~us
Ai.iy. si,.l-... vet. ars-f In better
..iyis aud ar- n.S b-ias used IN EE~''
iuuan,isi... ,-r hat trimmings y. we'll
I.. fer belts. .a.h-s cal even fancy
work JUGS, ao-. s.is.-j sHn;s~ rib
I,-n. arr coming -n 'n thr .hnpk."t''
'-rs' shelves. aai in ,h. a-- '"i"f. VI
that.
| Then again. ,h-.- lovely sils rib
lions ar as .of,,y ~"S-n =. = ri.r"
'.i iib-S,s satin and sr- ss rlishlr to
'usrs
Many people u.iHE either .s'i",
mpirg sg ;sr.,a ribhuns for ssshcs
lha,- d-s-i.p-j y pr-'it fashion by
I.mbraf i-rias the ru'. In guuira-iiu !
.o,or. u,iln-i with E.id threads \
vid.. siiE-kuo,,rd fringe Is u."d to
finish the edge.
r.,a-ci satin ribboas AZ, in vozu"
for .spVy work USING " present
,p~~r bouquets. -.nscisiIr 'hc." 81
l.ubi., share and c.i.Fiuse. ar" made
Ia, heavy Cpi.gsi .a'in ribbohs
Narrow satin OF mciro ribbon. arc
greatly demanded for slipper bow.
= new u.- for black pir"' edged
white ribbons is founj b, usins 'h"m
for tango slipper laciuss Th"'
prov" m"., effectively satisfactory.
u Eiri', brorad.i ribbons. especially
,h,.e .>hibi,laz Persian and Oriental
i.s,sns upon 'hcir '-n-iuch Maths.
ar. h-ins u..d for sirdl- aud fancy
.;x..oaf making
Msps q woman unable 80 pay -"
a ward for hroCajes Of unusual 10
.isu and coiotins ha. hiei hnr.cif
TO the ribbon cuani.r. there ID: obtain
10, atcu, q or - ssa''is II hand
effects. and for mere fraction
of .h. average coat of.su.h things.
B.~i,ce making. especially those
isintf chiffon tons for. wear With mo-
tilsh cloth suits. NAV be fashioned
'Iby combining pico'-edEc ribbons ~Hh
! eIrh,ftor Of harmoni,iAe btsAe..s.t :
R,bton.mad sariands for dccora'.
ing ones under garments. made ~
blue and pink roscs. f.s,ocu ,heif
, pre,tin-.s.s in charming floral arrnt
on many q dainty pes,icoat. chami.
I sole rr boudoir cap
Velvet ribbons galore have s'm"-'
! become a,istocratic in the rishon ii a.
; Effectiveness thev enjoy
Embroidered kini.. .n,ailv heat;
,ifuli With the rich bead work ul
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so.a,-i d-.isns they support. arc 80
prriaily well liked for bel, and sash
making
The af- pT-sIiiy adapted 'ns
ir-s. trimmings as s-ii When u.-' !
In small ausngi,i-. lls, as- E-sii,
To-" rpiarfui e. uss 10 ans sr-a, tgsu
Ii,F The su-i is usi heavy.
EaF V~s'. pia.grln .s collar aui
,uff employment 'L-. i-ns ,s-inr
s-lVrs vi,h srariols t"ad~.r.as.oa.
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Surplise Ayty.

Nins itens MeMalich ~'as delight
fully surprised iast night at her
home an Pierce avenue by u nlmber
Of her friends Various gsp,es Were
i.lay.d and delicious refreshments
~-r. served. tn. following were
pr-rrn' Me.sr.. Jo~ Williams. W-st-
ley Williams. i.-o Tsfay.e. Phiiiip
Tsfora. Leslie Woiv-rton. Wa,u.
Woiv-rton. George MeMuilan. irwin
Hare. M,s.~- Parma O~Asna. Maiii-
A. O-sanna. Gertrude Dennis. Bernie
sias.i znd R-na M.Muiien.
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oh. ..id the mln. "bu' anyha-'
sstr piil. ar oai, bred
'ot .pur,.. replied 'h- ar,'t.
is,nt ,pu snos tia, '.ca'i !. the
.ii-., ana nn-.; ;aia= Z" --Ha'"
p..cii mark sighs
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Mis- Vail Stas i. The Girl From
1uRQs."

The Girl i'rum Mamms .n- al
the beet n..si.ai .omrtdiss ghsi has
b..I ..-n i1,aiis Ter sons i-ii.h,-i
t-rt email au.ii.he- a, the w-ss
'hrai-r Ias, nish's That ,hainiae &
.a,a-s;i-nn- oiis- Vail. adl--i .. her
'riumphs b1 a.F sai-adid WORK as
cleo. "a tact. Mis. Nsli was ,-r,
E-ariy tue ~hoi- .h.S. n-f sinsins
ana Isn"iaz D-,as = di.iia.t feat
ur-s Tier .siu. ss,nx ps..-u-- aad
.siss.iu ~ss ~ast ..ot.. vita che
ssidi-n... TIE shn~ eoi'sin'a =
hitns-r 4 songs that i.ns-r IN m-tr 4
osy. "Ms Italian i;-sr. Teach NJ.
Girl iEc., Nu.ani. and M'n- sni
a, h-r.
Ai.s Vail .si' s,n'"ihias tp 80.
uap.at-r Th..- ~Eo have .-'- the
sl.s-r musi.ai ..nrs, artist IN .sh"r
r.:r. ,tpusht thai -.s- ~ss a' n.r
i.s., 10 81. p@rs is., nisat. ,h.ush
no, f.' GETTING t-F pasi riu.upass
Js,.n 9: rrSnS -. jani-. IT, Gsl-v.o-i
lid n-fti.r'"u. s"tss Tie 'onirany
s.s ssc,- the ordinary aud IN. rNr.
| toTrnsat- fr.n .s.iS sssnit"'.' Vas
! u..-t .asisiar'cfys
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now sHx FELL.

\ svssr'.'is ,.'ia. Nh. han ''--,s
r,-..ssIs -n- .s '.- rusi,- Lint-r-
E4ttrns. i-il tr..m = ladder. if~r
mother caught her up ftath the
erauss in terror. .s.isimins
on. a.slins' h"N iia Stu ts'i.o'
'v.r,rai.,. rcpii-,i III. rhili.
~.;hcu; = seconds hesitation
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FOR INTERNATIONAL COURT.

Wa.aias,oe. u~v. Various
.pis,-. NJ .rcpcssl. to establish "a
iai-ras'ioas, court Tor the settle
m-a, -f di.ass--tH.nts bci~--r ma.
,irn. N.r- die used at to-day. SO
.tru .f th~ An.rt.aa .".irsl for the
jua,.i.i settlement "i international
J'-,'rs.-
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FAMOUS ENGINEER DEAD.

baltimore. Md. pc.. ..-i.i-..
'-nsn; ,"i"n-i nur-n' Dav,. Dubois.
4. =. \. sho directed the engineer
ins work in 'l- Cgichsa cut division
Of the iaa,ms "snsi. died st Johps
Hopkins .csri,si hcF- to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05
PoP.s CHRISTMAS.

Christmas rsn-. but an.~ u y.ar.
nn' It's sur" 1" '.s"
s.ni- aE- ."-iial pE-'iy .aF.
Others ioaAin s,ums
s"sa" a. h'"-ins ia ;L- s.sa.
o'h.rs pa, {. rhr~l
-.nr vsii 60; their. H. ,hs s-rk.
oih"rs in the nH"S
Ma ~itI 81, huHr. a; ,aIEss:
Iir.th-gli Gos s-s mnrh.
Sister ~iii get rr.sty sift..
Ia will s.t=s touch
So0ksss ssat-sman.
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Social Affairs
Local Functions and
Society News
&pp.0Uith.

Miss Mamie Smith. daughter of
Jane. Smith. of upper Trujiilo Greek.
WAS married TO Doc d. sspp. OF Fowl
or. Colorado. at the home Of tn.
brides father ON "Wednesday ev-n-
ing. Rev Jane. Macdonald ofieia.-
ing, The couple will live with Mr..
Smith until spriux. when they viii
Eo to Idaho 10 establish u home Of
their avn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05
TIE CHIMNEY CLIMBER.

Qu.sh santa CLAUS IN z"'N''s '"''
Nna. though TN not sh"r'.
I ,hips the p-r.,n fof ,his lob
W.ulI t- tn. hirl-s- siri
ustr~r. vs-lis
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IlsfIu FOR 1HI wH01Ik
iI,,.n for ta~ u..tsl.cs' The a.

'ss''" TOT WV \
carrier bo,. nos rn>srss Ns~ Vsw'
,i.., Tue ,-cs. ~iii blow the ~h,ssies
- h-s ,n-y deliver paper. When
yoa hear the whistle '.nish' ans
.ixa,. hereafter get 'suf ,-N lust
after u has been tIfo-ns
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05
GIFTS EASILY MADE
FROM HICKORY NUTS

Hickory nut. aud horse
.hcstnuis make gusiat little
inCNp"nsi,~ TOYS Draw feat
urc< In inn uupn wr,nkle
hi.o'y MI, to form the hcady
of xrsnJnso'n.r doll. ,o
wAi,h glue I, roll Of whit.
cloth for the hsdy Two ebert
r"lls Al cloth sawed To tue
1s~ly will max. the arms.
Drc.. in checked siasha-
fr~s. white k-rrhiuf ans ar.
ron aud wide rufficsI car.
glued to the nut hcRa.
With horse che.inuts. a
.harp jack knife. burnt
matches aud porr silk may he
madr aurss. chickens. borrcs
and other animals for n tor
BARNARD. 4 few cuts to lun-
en- til. .hsel Of the nut tu
make feathers aud cara. the
corn s.lk. PINNED on. is usct
for tails aud Uancs. and tue
mst,he. make sturdy. deaiis-
tic legs fer he funny little
animals.
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THE LE0EHD OF THE
MS1LE10E

WAY l. misiiv,o~ aiAays
st..p-nd-i in eur hom-.: The
reason is traced bl-. ;o pn
old my,h sf the Sos.~m-n.
Tho no,h-r "s Naliurs the
sod ~. all soo. things. ca
acted pr"ni.~ iscm the
vegetable. aaiiuai aud miner.
a! kinsiom. .p preserve hi.
life from harm ff"m .om-
cause. ho~st.r. she dii not
make an appeal 30 The nis'i-r
to- The sosi a. mischief
sud ts'-n,a,r .f 'h- -at,A.
i.sti. b-ssn- i.aiol. Of Hal
lurs s.eai popularity and.
ta.hioains an arrow fssm .
.,soas ssaseb of sst.'I~so~.
ss,- /, TO b'iaJ S,d iioisr.
, si.os-.i h.n hoe 10 ain u.
} sud in ,hi. "a, hajduT met
, death.
However. A- 49, restored
q. life. hu, th- mls'I-;ar.
; placed uai-F the 'ar- .f
) ttisa. sss a.s-T ssai. I. Ice
; an iE.sri'rrn, of -,ii Till II
; isu.h-d The -sttas the empire d.
"t i.Lil This is shy the
parasite t.. in sur hom--
aud "hursn-s. Ai.ay. .us-
PENDED from .-iiiaG and
, chandelier or in ~iaLaw..
, When s-r.oa. "f .pp.,sit-
, .@s-s pas. und-F II they
sis- zach ether the kis. ef
, i'~sr- aui love IN the tai'
, assurance tina; the ~ptphy;.
, is no longer aa instrument of
> mischief.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05

i!'in need n' printing o: anv Liad
phoas Tbs CjhaRclc.Ncws. ,Sanp:se
sud estima'. SilI Re ehcerfuiiy
Given Phone Triaidad sin
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)rrine for Drink Habit
ny II ~ 0Nl EXPIN6I

.,11Y II Al pux Lxr11W >.
We are in earnest wheh We ask you 10
give ORRlSE . trial. You have noihiug
to risk and everything 10 gain. for yos,r
nsos~y will ~ rrsurn~.i. II after trial,
you fail 10 get results IRON oRRiNE.
This offer gives the ,~i,.- and mothers
of those who drink to EXCESS an "pior'
iuniiy 10 Try the ORRINE treatment.
II is very simple 'res tmsni, can t.n
gi,~s in the ba'se without puhi.eiiy ~
loss of tine fsSss. basises., pod al =.
small price.
oRRlNE is prepared in two i"rn.:
M. !. seeret treatment. u powder; oh
RiNE No. ., in pill forss. for those ~ In
Je>iFe To take voluntary treatment. VD'i'
only tiOO bnx. Come in and talk p,s
th~ matter With us. Ash for iDokIrs
llaussnan Drug Co.. three store
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-05

Our Christmas samples represent
the ftnest and richest stationery on
the market. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-18
HIGH SCHOOL
Basketball Team Defeats the
Shinnston Team in Fast
Game Friday'Night.

The elarksbnrg High school bas-
ketball five defeated the shlnnston
High school five at shinnston Friday
night by the score of 20 to IS, in a
fast and well played game.
The local High schol team this year
is the weakest team that has repre-
scented the school for many years as
they have only one man who played
on last years team. With the new
material at hand. Coach Arnet is en-
deayoring to get the best team pos
sible, and the score last night shows
that he has been partially success
full, but If he hopes to make show
ing in the race in the High School
League he will have to strengthen
his team greatly as they are some
very fast teams in the league.
The lineup: