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STORAGE-MOVING.
FURNITURE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

H1GH-CLASs SALARIES or WAGES
purchased. Hall a Co. 1874 East
Government ST. Phone 1Ie2. 2Smch
MONEY loaned on real estate or personal
property IN the City Of Pensacola at
the legal rate Of interest HALL &
CO, 1914 E Government street Phone
1852 10Sept
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FOR SALE-10 acre farm; oranges and
pecan trees; fruit now on the trees:
also tract of land, 23o acres, joining
Florida Town. A bargain if taken now.
All for $4,000 cash. Mrs. Mary Smith,
Mulat, Fla. 25Sep1m~
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ARTISAN WELLS.

ARTESIAN WELLS-WilI put in we'll ?
to 10 inches diameter; any depth, and
guarantee water. Call on or write Gray
Artesian Well Co.. Cottondale, Fla.
23Sep1m
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BOATS FOR HIRE.

FOR CHARTER-Best equipped. most
modern boat In this section. Electric
lights. pullman berths, running water,
toilet, Iavatory, modern galley, 4o0-lb
Ice box and full cruising OUTFIT. We
make trips to the outside Snapper banks
Prices reasona BILE Address Box 535 or
phone 125 day time, 1910 evenings, and
make arrangements early lilly
LAUNCHES FOR HIRE-Day or night
Perry & Durham. Magnolia street
wharf. Phone sos day. or 2o3s at night.
s5une
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Wanted-More colored men prepare as
Sleeping Car Porters and Train Porters
No experience necessary. II you wish
position near Pensacola write for infor-
nation. Enclose stamp. Inter Railway
care Journal 21Sep1m$
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Justice Of the Peace Court Of Escambia
county, Florida Watson Parker and
Reese Co, a corporation, and ". r..
Hill VS.. Chester whitehead, Louisville
and Nashville r. r. Co., a, corporation,
Garnishee Notice Of institution of the
above suit is hereby given and the de-
PENDANTS and others interested are re-
CURED 10 appear to the action the
10th day Of October, A. D., 1913. VIII /.
johnson, Judge Of Justice Of Peace Court.
A 100 1sSeptoaw5w
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HELP WANTED-MaiI Carriers, Postal
Clerks. S65 to 800 month. Vacations.
Many November examinations. Com
mon education sufficient. Sample ques-
tons free. Franklin Institute, Dept
56-G, Rochester, N Y 21Sep1m"
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FOR SALE-Large, fresh young Jersey
COW; 10 fine Wyandotte hens: incu-
bators. Selling on account moving r..
Bearce. 1928 F. Gadsden st. 24Sep6t"
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Pensacola Lodge, No. &. o. o. o. r.
Pensacola Lodge, Nc. e. l. o. o. f.
meets every Thursday at 500 D. m. in
Ranoro Hall, corner ayien and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited
H J. BENNETT,
A l. KERLE
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-At a bargain. twenty-five
horsepower Maxwell automobile. Can
be seen at Gas e. Gregory. 22Sep7t
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FOR SALE-Hot water boiler, cheap.
Phone 1913. 25Sept
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FOR SALE-Number pine shingles,
cheap for quick sale Can be seen at
Wright's old mill, foot of 10th Avenue
and Intendencfa street Jack Holland,
Phone 80 21Sep10t
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FOR SALE-At a bargatn-One 25 H P.
4-cylinder, 4-cycIe Leow Victor Marine
engine. Complate with dual ignition,
ma gneto and full equipment Pracu-
cally new. Phone 2S. P. Q. 81
25Sept7t
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Medium sized iron
safe. Apply H w Gibbs hardware CO.
21Sept6t
WANTED TO BUY-The Florida Bank
ers' Syndicate will buy Consolidated
Naval Stores Company stock at 245.
Offices third floor American National
Bank Building. 19Sep10t"
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SmaIl resi-
dence close in, North Of Chase. Phone
2SS C. w. Girdlestone. 17Sept
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statesmen WANTED.

wANTED-Salesnan for 1ubrica ting oil
and grease. Liberal offer to one who
can sell. Tropical Oil Company, C1eve-
land, o., 23Sep3t
SALESMEN-Ca11ing on grocers, hard
ware dealers and factories, desiring
good side line. Address. stating line and
class Of trade: P. o. Box 654. Mobile.
Ala. 21Sept
SALESMAN wANTED-Experienc in
any line to sell general trade in Flor
ida. Unexcelied speciality proposition.
Commission contract $500 weekly for
expenses. Vacancy October LIST. Con-
tinentaI Jewelry Co. 1898 Continental
Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio. 21Sept
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TRAINED NURSES

THE MISSES BOOSKES - Graduate
nurses, desires to inform the physicians
and public in general. that they have
moved to corner of 18th Ave. and
Brainard street. Phone 1921. Sep24-fw*
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HELP WANTED-Men wanted to pre-
pare for Parcel Post Railway Mail, Post
once Clerks and Carriers. Examinations
Nov list Free Information. Bureau of In
structfon. 1oS Rochester, N. Y. 91a-S-W
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COMPLETE surveying crew Cuba; good
salaries transportation furnished; also
bookkeeper $1T5; stenographer $50; sta
tionary engineer $125; many hfgh-class
openings, in Latin American countries
Pan American Clearing House, Havana.
Cuba. 21Sept
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HELP WANTED-Be a Trained Nurse,
earn $4,000 weekly. Our students are
Matrons of HOSPITALS. Free Booklet on
Home Study. Rochester Nurses Insti-
tute, 1o3 Rochester. N. Y. 31aT& Sun
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HELP WANTED MAZE = Railway
Mail Clerks. Carriers. Wanted Good
after you receive position Liberty In
stftute. Dept. SIS, Rochester. n. 7. ala
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HOOTON E WATSON
"THE RENTAL AGENTS"
5lount 9ulldInc Phone 81.
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In Justice Of Peace Court, Escambia
county Florida. s. Minded We. Henry
Bentley, Louisville and Nashville R. r.
Co. Garnishee. Notice of institution 81
the above suit is hereby given and the
defendant and others interested are re-
duired 10 appear 10 the action on the 10th
dav of October, A. D., 1918. VIII L.
johnson, Judge Of Court 1sSeptoaw5w
A-1O1
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wANTED-A housekeeper for small
- family in country home. Middle aged
woman preferred; would like to have
references. Address ~. So care Jour
nal. 14Sep14t+
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| FOR SALE-Pive Cornish Indian game
hens and cock. Also fine Jersey cow
fresh. Phone 643 during Office hours
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A-lUl
CREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain, own
SA ers nor consigneeB OF the
vZ&kEA Italian bark Lake Erie will be
.4@&kS responsible for debts con-
EtAA&z9d~ tracted by the crew Of said
vessel
ERAFINO AVEGNO. Captain.
ROSASCO BROS, Consignee.
CREW NOTICE.
Neither the Captain, own
RA ers nor consignees Of tho
k%%A Norwegian bark Queen OF
S Scott win be responsible for
Smn~ debts contracted by the crew
Of said vessel
JARGENSEN, Captain.
RIX NJ. ROBINSON, Consignee.
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Rf1ceS on other sizes given on request.
Tents of all sizes for rent. Gautesen &
Morrill,. Phone 1914. Pensacola. Fla. 7Sep
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Bunch Keys. Reward for return
to 112 West Cervantes st. 25Sep3
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PIECE OF SHIN IS
GRATED ONTO SPINE

Now Haven. Conn. Oct. 1:-Raiph
NJ. Armstrong. n clubman of this city
is recovering at n local hospital from,
An unusual operation. that OF graft
Ing \ piece of his shin onto his
spine. A year ago ne injured his spine
by falling In n bath tub at his home
He apparently recovered but some
MONTHS later again suffered spinal
INJURIES while playing baseball. An,
operation was decided on and Arm
strong was declared cured.
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Ensrsiss Are More Kesn
and Rsspend Quickly
10 H0lA 49,

-; r. ysn A.. wsa,. wsa;;,sisA ssssnstl... \! Z
..s :sSer Ss 'iasa ssss ~ sssss:: sss::
bee a1e9t all 44A Ne Of llee oelps 4Fsm Ii.
pure blood. Ard You can easily give your
$sOe4 . Eos1 ithseovgh cleaasin6, . bafh
~ using g: 3. D. There . no need foS
6hycuc to he ahspoadeat ever the Hl.ess
ef blood Impurities. No matter how bedly
they attack the system, Of heR unsiahtiy
lst3s tho cellular tissas6 thrunebout fhel
senelBl nutriment frpA the blood. = ~
This nesns thet all decay, all treAk.
ink down OF the tissues, u checked and
repair work begins. r. 3. =. has such
specific influence % al local cells a. to
preserve their 9utnaf welfare and afford
. proper relative. asslstance to ,6eeh iothee.
ESr rs many many years people relied aR9n Ae,;
ss.t sSsstasrtics 81. al and dope" ;ss .snediss f1s
y. T. T. .is their safeguard. -el5T I'd Il
fca can xet 2. 9. B.. u any drug store.
take no chance BY peruittng .apyons 70
hood condition -Is saSh .thek Seu -woul1:
ss. s!s6iees Rspt, rae sssft 'fssssas c.. 7ae1
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Bed, Of Msck Psueu
Bss,s,e naGvsye ty
y 2,50o Coaf Miners

Twenty-Five hundred people from
all parts Of the county yssterdey bore
to q crave In the Masonic cemetery
the body of Mack Powell, the Victim
OF the battle st Ludlow last Thurs
day. Not in years has there been ,
longer funeral procession. The great
army Of miners walked behind a hspd
and tho procession wac ALMOST pils
long.
The funeral was ,held at the HaN
and McMahon Undertaking chapel
Randolph Cook officiating, the, pm.
thems being rendered by the chriE
(iaa church choir. ~, Z
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SPENCER NOW CLAIMS
/ TO NAVE BEEN enoul

Chicago. Oct. 13.-liarry Spencer.
having practically convinced the no
lice that he IL at leust thrice II mur-
derer and the perpetrator Of innunl-
erablc robberies, claimed added dis
tinotion a. ghoui today.
He said that Mt the time Of the lri-
quois theatre fire in Chicago In
which 600 lives were lost. he was
among the first on the scene and as
sisted in carrying bodies from the
place.
one woman whom he bore out was
richly gowncd, burned beyond recog-
milton. Watchfulness Of the police
prevented him from robbing the body
at the time. hut that night, probably
the most profoundly sad in the city's
history, he obtained woman ac-
complice, went to one Of the num-
erous temporary morgues and "lden-
titled" the body as that Of the &C.
completes sister. Nellie Skarupa."
Skarupa was one of the aliases Of
Spencer. by this r,se they obtained
possession of the body and had it
buried. I'VE got $1,000 worth Of jew
eiry and $1.loo in cash off her." said
Spencer.
Il guess she's still buried under
that name.
Records of the coroner.'s office
show that one Nellie skarupa was a
victim of the theatre fire. She was
recorded as seamstress without
property and was claimed, according
to the records by man giving the
name Henry Eds" and whose ad-
dress was given az 1O5 Loomis stret,
Chicago
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SUFFRAGE mUEfaAcKIp
FOR CURRENCY BILL

Washington. Oct. i3-Senaior
AsIurst unsntccssfuiiy attempted
again today To get tho senate to aRrcc
on time for definite action on the
proposed constitutional amendment
for woman suffrage. Senator Hoke
Smith blocked n proposed agreement
to debate the amendment form Jan
uary to 80 with vote on the isI,
ter day because he .cuit that Il might
delay the currency bill.
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1AleAs CORPUS
.'.'' A6lhAe FRIDAY

In response TO . writ OF habeas
granted by Judge NcHendrie Of the
district court. John and Gust Winn-
barg. In charge Of the Ludlow tent
colony this morning appeared IN
court with Christ Karias, n Greek.
who II has been charged BY his broth.
er Eric Karias has beene held > pris-
ouer by the strikers. The heariaa
was set for Friday.
O.e day last week Eric Karias re-
turned 10 Tohasco whore he had hesn
working and reported that the night
pervious he and his brother Crist
while driving In . buggy 70 Ludlow
has ben stoppsd by strikers. forced
to get out and were attacked and
beaten and taken prisoner by the
strikers. After beips held over night
nrtc Karias reported that he had been
allowed to ,retarn under promise 70
get his brothers trunk and return
TO the striksss' ooloay. He was In
luced 10 remain n, .Tobasco and the
officials OF the camp took It up with
the authorities Though several vis-
it, were made T. tho camp by offi-
Ger. it was repeated that the strikers
would not deliver Christ Karias MP
aud . writ OF hahsas corpus was H.
sued last SATURDAY. ,..r .-4 Z
Attorney for the defendants de-
clare that never ut any eims was
Ksrias held in cuatodx or asprived Of
his liberty. ..1d4 ar--.s, -. .
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REARING POsTPONED

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 13.-Thc
hearing Of Larry w. Jones, secretary
and treasurer of the international
bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
before United States commissions er
H. 8. Young, was postponed today
Until November. His bond Of 310.-
900 was continued. The charge ag-
atnst Jones is conspiracy to transport
explosives illegally.
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Yesterday at Forbes. a miner by
the name Of John Rose was stopped
BY strikers. among whom ID said to
be John Kotsman and after being in
undated forced to sign union card
and ordered to return to Forbes for
his clothes. He claims he was rough
" handled by the strikers.
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Asek Pswed &st d
NHbrties Unknown
Seys Ceroaer's Jury

We. tie Jury. find that Mack Pow
ell came 10 his death aear Ludlow.
Las Aaimas coaaty. Colorado. on
Thursday. Orioher >. from gunzhot
wpaad Iafiletad by rifle or pistol u
tho hands of pcFsoas uaknowa and
that the killing was fsioaious.'
This Ia substance Was tho verdict
Of roroaas's JsPy that last saturday
sf,srsnss sst st the court hsasr and
iaveaaieaisA The death Of the cowboy
who received q fatal wound durtaR
the firiaG brtween strikers and saiae
sassdA Thsrc was no positive teasi-
moay 10 fix the kiiiisx upon the
strikers. hut the iRfcrenee was left
that the bullet shat struck Powell
e.me from the direction In which the
Ssr!kers were. ......
Eleven witnesses were examined.
including milne guards that partie;-
pstsd Ia the hattie asd the men In
charge nf tho strikers colony at
Ludlow. tho widow OF Powell ant
his companion ~ the Green rauch.
The msmhers of the Jury throughout
asked , number Of questions 10 try
To establish definitely What persons
were responsible for tho death of the
cowboy.
A. A. Willie. marsAal Al Bsrwiud.
Who vas With the party OF guards o"
the way 70 iAdlnw 10 set s~arch-
lIisht, vas tho first wltaess called.
While said that there were about
twenty men In the party. and thr~s
wasoas. liz said that Just aboni the
time they passed under a ronrrrsc
calvert that . horseback rider pssArsi
them and rode on ahead. Shots w~rr
fired from hillside and the man ON
tho horsc was seen 10 fall. Tho man
vas Powell. Willie described the hat
i,le between the guards and the strik-
ers. or III. men presumed I" h" sirik.
ers.
! e. v. Corey. q civil engineer. made
q plat of the country In which the
battle took place and fixed tho diff
forcns places on the map for the
benefit OF the Jury.
Dr. Albert DurncIi. assistant I" DR..
Curry at Hastings. said he had seen
the movements of the opposing fore
o. with stronk xissscs. Dr. Perry
JaSfa described the wounds on the
body Of Powell. There were four
wounds. two entrances aud two cx-
It's. oas on the left side and ono
Through tho left arm.
Arthur scammon. . cowtoy who
was heFding cattle "a !. tAs 0Sess
ranch. testified TO iia1alg the body
Of Powell. He said he ala not see
tho shooting.
John Weinberg and Gus wcin-
berg, in charge of the Ludlow tent
colony. testified they had not sccn
tho shooting and said that the tents
had been fired on. They had seen
no armed strikers leave the camp and
mono return. Other witnesses were
A. V. Gary. Frank McDermott and
lOeorgc McDcrmott Of the Hucrfano
Coai company mine at Ludlow. and
Mrs. Powell. widow Of tho dead man.
Neither OF these were able TO throw
any important light on the affair.
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= 5Ss,1asssssa q NasAlae Gsvs -
maakaAle svtasaes Of sahs peqgaiStoS,
isenbast. rhsss q tssr 'ttlbss Ne
~ tAonasaA soldisss stasi1es4.<Asse
wsat over 10 the ress,issa ssA hack
asaia 10 the government Which
ever SO seemed TO have the uppas
hasa See . day wsald swias the oa-'
tesisy Of officers ss ven - Msp over
With u.
/. fAs chlnsss have not yse haasa -
take var sastously. o. - -AA9ooaaaA
that The mas who Is boaght ~ ooes
viii have TO be bought aRia. ,fAs
tree DaGSsoss who believed that thsy
haA q ~ cause we're williaa - ~
~ \ - ~ ssen to have hees naay.
Ghoes Who wsre killed were msatly
eonliss vho teok ehancs on tsttss-
tsg their eoaAi,ioa 'by iaerassaA
warn o. lnet.
Thossh . number Of lseaers Of the
revolt have taken refuge In japan.
aad aithoash a. an osRaaIastlon the
movsoest to get rid Of Presideat
Yuan has collapsed. the stsu9sls eoa-
tinuss II half dos~a provinces Dur
Ing the firsa part Of tho campaign
whea there wss aome uncertainty ro-
CARDIAC the axsent 10 which tho army
aad navy would revolt. the eovsra.
meat seemed willing enough 70 buy
back rsbsalIoaS forts. arsenals and
city easrisoas: hut later. whoa VIC
tory was sasuY-d the northera con-
mandsss apparently received inseruc.
tions 20 pay out No moro moacy. but
TO fisht. Hspceiaiiy has this b~cs
tho case At Marking. where the rebel
troops stood out with remarkable
bravery for the fuifiilment Of their
noaslary deoands
The fact that some ofthc armies
employed by the government are led
by scnerals whose records are those
Of frsshootcss IL arousinG particular
iatsress In PekinH At tho present mo-
meat.
Ono Gcaeral iisu. Ia a brother oi
tho naiosious Tiger Hsu." who un.
III he was killed by . dynamite homh
last May. dsfled tho centsal govern.
meat aud naintaiaed his army Of s1y.
eral thousand msa n the provinces
Of Kiansn a. = private bodysuard.
The business OF the Hsu brothers was
the exploitation In their own private
Interest OF this most profitable ares
Of the salt district. salt beIsE nomi.
naliy . 70, esnMsel monopoly.
The opinioA has bcca oppressed
that Yuan saih Kai b using such
sencrals - Hsu and Chank Ssan. giv.
lag thcm raj Hshtisg TO do. II order
70 get rid OF Them aAd tAeir 4foepe.
II Tits idea 10 correct, Il u anoehsl
iadjestioa Of the fesblsasss q shs
pesssat chiaese sovssanant and ths
iits,s pssRs0 1tsAss .slels from ead
l9oNp. |.a tHT tfF..a .3
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t..a ~, ,1'eR1'.sg3.
Of HopDtpEp

So8ID8s Nut8as w. St.-1DS NV
~ ssve.ntiea IL Chiae. wAieA AsA|
for II. object the ussiahnses q Pras-
ideat Yusa Sal Nat. Sssasss a hisl
aiisosA aseeastisisaa nsehoAs 81
aaAesspssal. aaw say uttle. aesnas|
asbsias. .Thass ~ 0ssA 0aassss-
lag and naaz eiesa1tsaL hat ~
sasss vAses ass1oA = saseostsss'
auaasstsa - aAytAlns asra .shsn
saisaiAhiae were SGss. % tAA sea.
trasyihs oaApsiga !wss sseSHsesd In
The nasass - oissa dsfas1e1 hy the
eAinssc. that IL y .ehanoar saA 'Ssas
eloeay - buy ovse hG1liis siasaaata
thea 10 allsaps 70 6seoAa then With
sxpsnsivs aanuaieiaa at . cost u
many lives. -s.
The mtltary attaches VINO lsfs The
lssasioss here ~ the outhssak es tho
rebellion. ~. now rssusaiag 70 Psk.
ins aad bSiag the fesseoiag rssult
Of the observations. They vStaesssd
soms int~rcs,isG evests sths Yaas-
tao Valley. hat learned nothing new
OF novel In the way Of vasfars. fhs
cosssasus Of forcign optalos IL psk-
Tag u the chiAese army - . f1GAt.
lag nacAiae h oaly . little Asetsf
than Il Was al the tins Of the Japan.
China var. and that Il need not be
neeksssd with ssrtsssly BY any po-
tsstlal iassdinG force. some divis-
ioas Of Il. trained o. modern lines.
arili - weiI - Naropssa araisa and
follow rseoGuissA tactics cleaned
fFo0 tFanslatjoss Of German military
naauais- Hut they lack the. easea.
tials Of patrsesisn. dlseipiiss. and tho
ability TO shoot. OtAcr hodies Of
tsoops. especially snms a. thoar esn.
ploycd by tho 6oash. are oaiy afsaed
coolies attracted By the promise OF
ssltsv wages for EARRING suas than
they ara aba 10 obtain By manual
lahor. j
Al appalling essn Of slaughter oc-
essred at Ssassu. In shsnsi Province.
Here Thousands OF Manchus varlously
estimated from twelve TO thirty. were
caught In q trap and slain In cold
blood or driven % saicidc. Nlaioa.
aries who gave refuge 10 few Of the
women who escaped say that these
rsiseses apolosissd for not DYING
With thsie sisters. szplaiaine that
the wells were % full Of bodies that
they rosr above the water.
There verc also auusfsus 6eoapi.
tasioas aad exscstisas ~ Shooting
n order 70 tserssiss snA thereby
saha,ss 'siaies aisiseas to wAjaA ssss
~ was spSseasse in aathoeity. Bat
In actual fishtiss tAsre vsrs II The
anti-Aanchu revolt oaiy two OF three
encoanssss that esala be AimifisA BY
the term Of hattie. Not moro thaa
fcw thousand troops q either side
were engaged At any one time. II
took very little killiag to pessuaAs
the mcrcenary soldiers to dtsperse Or
transfer their alliance. -
Some Of the troops that went over
10 the rebels seem to have been pur-
chased with actual cash or promises
ot better oonditioas after Yuan ehih
Kai was turned out Of the Presidency
The Officers pf course either synpa-
thised or had faith IN the SUCCESS oe
the enterprise. Some. however. took
the southern side - . result ,os co.
ercion. or went over with the ma.
jority with out dsmsr. Thea. In
turn. they went promptly hack 70 the,
Northern side when the pressure
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Most anything In printing neatly
executed and ut reasonable prices,
Iat the Chronicle-Newa tob rooms.
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
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STEWART GOES EAST

Denver, Oct. 13.-Ethelbert Stew
art. Investigator sent to the Colo
rado strike field by the federal de-
nartment OF labor will leave for the
east this evening. ... T.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-13
Row TO cuaE NcK HEADAcHE

c. e. Mustoe. Of Fresno, California
has adopted the correct treatment for
sick headache. He says: II have used
Chamberlain Tablets for sick head
ache and constipation for the past
two years. have never found any
preparation 80 Satisfactory in every
respect for this trouble" For sale
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-13

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