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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
TROOPS PAID
AFTER mUCn :
RED TAPE
IS USED
Rkoady Makes Soldiers
Travel 7hrossk Storm
for Money
$4,000 IS USED

The troops comprising the Trim
dad division Of the Colorado Nation
~ Guard viii receive their pss
checks from state Auditor Ready
k.aShan amt tate Tsvasnr-r i.rddy
=. ,a~ Triaia-t National Hank, The
.nlli"r. from camp San Rafael and
from the camps where they arr sta
snass i.r lI-ntiu~a by the officer of
tho -an.rsnt io which h~ b~ioasss
Ready viii sit y, tho hank until sii
arc paia. sas- tos abort Intervals for
lunch and s~-,. and - the m~n re-
.-.s~ is~lf eh-st. they pass ous on-
.,t1r ard enter another which leads
to the cashiers window where 'h-S
sci the cash. At.oai tss. ."on siii ~
distributed in payroll. ani In psy-
msni at bills tns supplies Th- fsas
received i. Tor III. sirsg ssrn'f ia,s
.f service in the strike Ana-
The system adopted by k-n-asn
will require ssup". to come . inaa
distance Asso.s eSunify IN 'h~ sosSi
storm of ys,rs II Gill leave the
samp. ~Nboss psos-~ssss. u vs't
ss-s~,ss~a ssaeiess sSAlles.si ~ lse
sAurs assh p~sSosss iasnn~rsiesss.
After krerins the lsnss ssisiar for
weeks naaAs sSs iasisss that the,
sen~ isf their nsorrs. II. iik~ >at-p;t
s-9e. th-S has. To 's"ss The Ais. ~.
iIs- waehInssans s'~ss the iA-i,'
~a.es Nna,aes ssatsai rnin' sii' h'
Walssasurs Ana 'h- 'sonrs itoe. ell
.as,. -s ssst district aus' 8" 'h-s~s
lncta~us wist ss~ asSiSs! h-re shis
ssnrsies at state Auditor i'nsaI
N~n.Lsa aal -gsss T.sa.ussr " \
i.ri-S. ts- .ai!.arS "sko>a uplssd
sar ins first ,ia.. since sh- .s'iaiess
sss-r~a the .trss district ~ sSs'ihs
-su S.ioeaao. Ts- taaxs.s~tsssrs'
ns. .s~ ~s. l.ssrs .s snh the
Eoet ssS.ss bsassm''<r .aa~ s'nss7
ri srsrss Nhirh .ss. ga-Ass Aar HsI
tp~l uae.r srfs~ tr~s ~ saoW shd
s,io~tri sns .cmrss9 stt-sss
tn. soldiers Fvv~isei "sy ,"ss,
ycs ,h.. ,.rss sssest dsSs ot svfi.~
IN So. sIrts. .,ass Tn .l's nj S.'..
.se sfss distributed I. tsssrn''. ss'i
.r~>sAs.~A - ~>np ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
MILITARY CIVIL
CLASH CROWS
SERIOUS IN
GERMANY
Emperor william, Takes
Hand in Aisace
Disorders
CRISIS IS AT HAND

h-riia. Dee tN y1Jr 81 non
rohtid-nc- it, 81" .rgpan govern
m.nt in sonussrion siIh G,s aiiI,ud-
/ regard &. ,h. Iraubi. b-I.-"n IN"
military and civilians ~ Zlh@fa Al
sas.. ras adopted fr ia~ imi.TFiai
uafisam-n, iosiaA ns srz aEains' -
or- .lans Psr-Fs Aas haud-s! In
~hii" q. m-rsts-Ts a~F- an, present.
Emperor wIliisn d.rii-i ,asl'
,ha, 'h- ,ins0 had FpH,~ tor hin, 80
ia,-rf~r- s-rsosaiiF -tih ,h- fa''
~-ish, az bic authority In order 4.
tai, sH -ad g. 'h- a,tt-E-Sss b.
tween tho .ivij sha military sa,hasi
ties II Ai.aS- Itis Mai..,F this
'aafnins .umnauE" 'as ssr.rnsr
s.n-'ai ot Nsasr.taFFaiar. 'aGrI
Charles Nan W-ar'. .nJ ihr saHsr
raadins general t.i-i'-nans GraSE
at ilrrh.ia NOu n~ituiiuss ,a '..sT.
10 him imas-ai,'EiF AZ naa,ss-rsi..
s-n
Th- s'r,s- s-ssrsa che nIiIsarr at
th.gili-ps ani 'kr ristlisns IN ,A- III.
tic sssss-sa sS-s .s z.b~fs N,sa.-
ss"axs' .h--a' stsr sisA' a ppiiss..I
s'ss', .' III. s~ss s.s'- --'.-e r. TER
maey 'A-naAAs f-s $50 r-~,srsssas
at The inp-rtsi ssasseiisr v-s-
raig.i ls-aar ty ,A~ T.s-s,au. .ss
sSaatfors Gss-ss- sha a.s~s rassyst
--s ss.sisrss
TSa un.aiisiS ihE as,a-u af ps
S"s ts.sn,s.rsi,a'isrsx sss'"sA-
,tsa sr.'r--as in 'Is irsE~riai Fa's
i'ssa~.' sps So sFussBss sss'srssu.
.s.ss..s.s 80 s~x. .s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
RnoADY Blofs N eUNboAn MAKES
solD)eRs CONE ElE FOR Their MONEY

A,rS,i,s IN ftj.idss shts autpin :
~,,h ~. srirs ssiII ~ military tss
warrant. ~h,rk he ~ss ietrci ="
siru h, ~ ss-mr Court decision.
uosdy keeehas. the hlacssmi'h aus
ai.or wen, ~ fiain N the old
"s,,vi-oss''-'he nsashine sh'rh he.
fore to. troops vcte called ""' ~ss
s.merrd and es,un'ed WITH q ma
chin. s.n and ussi 10 transport mins
sua,d. sad DA,d.in.Frl'. ie'"c''ves
from place to place. Enadr '"'hsa
every inch tho honest 60 o'"
bt,rk.mus tbs, hs b. sitting With
,v;x, disni,s In tho Operators his
Ger on the ~st 10 his aoseis
II II had t~en Al 'te expense ~
the stat. Rcaay ~es'd have de-
-,is~d to areert the m.ans n trans
narration. c- n 1t had IN any ~.v
jo,e,te,c.i with his boom f"r sc,ef-
mn, he would have cut,iy rrfasc6 AMI
,mhe,J,.hed tho refusal With itch
I,tbetu,,u accent. h-s' bssss ss " vas
damn under tocs and Rc~"r le''
home without hi. Iubhefs-v
surs-cs. cr any'hins else 's s"c''
enough TO ride in
n,sJr ha. .ccsei ~ Ms office in
u~ev.r long enough 10 come down
into the strike dis,rie, and ray OF
the militia. Bu; while he is here NJ
I. going 10 watch the state 'res'"t'
with the same keen cyc that ne mas
watched his chance Ia hold office w
rears ,ass. He has made M ht'
MIND 10 sit snuriy II 'he T'ir'Asd
Na,;cra, panh and have the 'rn"r'
some from Asuii.r. Ludlow. Forbes
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

D~.sxas and divers ether places a
tiss ssce of su.n'y. thif,y "r forty
miIe. is sst sasit gsay checks ~kish
viii COS, ,sr state ah.vIs ss.se" ess
TIA and the E--ps no Iis''e iucunVcs-z
icscr sad sr,hjey. them to the expos
sTr sf the csrnra's
MoAam med will NOT so !. .hs
mcuataiws therefore the rn.un'sin
r-.s ,omc ,c Nosanmss
Yes sir. tho soldier tcys must
teuse In sfsm tsr sad near Z" >-~
Ready and get their twenty day.
psy and caea man muss be- is~Nsi.
tr~side-, wilson. rsbin.s and s,us.
he able to ,rcis. off bsuI the ts~Slsr-
asIor cf independence aWJ the Cce-
.,i'astoe n 'h. United states and w..
able To tell the nsnses ~ the. rrinsi-
raj rivers and mountain tsaeps ~,
sau,h America EAch -.oer.t mus
he able 80 swear ths. be js really =
member of the Cciotsd" National
ssusvd and muss then satn three
backward samersauI,s before he =
allowed to draw his check. Nres
each ,rcorer draws his check hc must
he ideNtified to the hank cashier by
a, least three crowned heads of Eu-
rope before he will se allowed to
draw the cash
Red ,Ascs Nav" sez Roaiy
N's business How do know thai
.Ginerai Chase ain, ssutfin' tn. pa,
roll on me-
Ready Kenehau is here. but y. IS
= nu,h more n~Iy and meek Ready
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
.seCy. WILSON SEEKS
ANOTHER conference

prnytr. v1l".. Uer Secretary
~ r.aSor william " Wilson ,otay
heIa conference With representa-
,ives ~ tho Colorado coal operators
in an rffort tn bring alyn'' q rssIaU-
tion of their meeting With strikers.
I, was expected 'ta, u III" oper-
a,ors agreed So continu. pcsyc uego.
,iaticrs tho secretary of I.a',cr vusIIi
ask leaders q the strikers ,o mnk. a
similar agreement. Governor AM
mons was ,res~n. At the Confetenl'
with the operators TODAY
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
Desss. Guilty Of
Conspiracy Against
People.-Cun,n,ins

WASHINGTON. Dee. Charges by
Senator c"mmins that III. Dcmo-
cfA'- aaa approached "da"g.ro.siy
near u conspiracy asainni the rights
"f NIL tit. p-opis.' VA taxing caucus
ariiI1 on III. currency bill. marked
IN" opening Of tpdar's s.~sion In the
s-ns,.
This a,i, has been considered
e'h"~h.r" ana passed "ir-~ here h"
said, 'TI"fc VIII he 40 real dana,.
in this chamber. IL viii h- simply IA
'arr", hesitate .o participate. ia u.
far 4" NOT Van, Ia si,- IL. b"for"
the country. III. -oIoE .f actual i.-
liberation, cannot believe the
American people viii for ia ions i.'.-
sio-i tolerate this legislation by -
Caucus
s~na'"r ,.Ssis r-'orI"i tbs, s-ns-
tor citaaiins had sanctioned similar
ssn.u- methods while governor ~
i"~s. III, Mr cummins d-ni"i IL,
S~na,"s Os-n. a-srnainE tn" sau-
sis sa,isn. Declared the b-m"cra,s
had adspt-.l the nl.., ''dir-rt. .iHs
si-.' aaa simple .aS ~ SECURING 'ns.
isis''"n after rnnsr.s. rai for
months del. s-,i action
H. a.n.in.--i the .,.s-ai."i a-i.si-
". ,h. 'i-ishrii-sshF Eiii as a brat
trs .i'h- air with -HnItS -ofds. aGs
a ';-iaF al the .urI-a.y bill.
sra,. s-F- sisssn,,.s ,h-ms-i'-s
is.as tho shamS-- and lbsi all al
ar-ss-s u--r 'S-ias maa- q. ssup,F
seats
SENATOR Il-.s DECLARED ,h. insr-ss
aisa nos! spa-s.s.sd tina. tr.~is-r,
~ lis"n hal Ss-,'rs' ssts- unaS- in
na-ns. ar r-nsF-s- IN 80" '','r
s-,,ss msss-r.
Tho rs-.ia-as '' sid hr.ai.s
Rcd. -sas.hssisAii,. ss. I.see ~.
lessrs-s, 10 srss ae sssse- sn.ss~s
la.s e~sx..se - So. ~ -sAs ..ss, ~.'
lirei, sehF ssst ss- rs~~ia-e' has
ena~ . sais. fs-ssi.a issFund 'h-
performs a- hts --nssi,ns5nhsi'
sass
s~...ss- S---tss H-pnt.iiysn. de-
.ts--s, ~. siastias. sh"~rs ,h. ---s'
ss stn's-- gr,is iI- s'ss.srs' 'hs ss'''
sss
'wHh -S-~y sse.,.rssri.l r-iscis
be ~etra the sfnss'~rs lsIf ''.~n IN
Ai. ,T-s.ss- s-s IA s~afsF ssv-'i.
-- ssIis ms. anssr sN-r ssu's-s >rsa
Isns. Z -sii hsIr =" -pa"r'nai's :"
ss.s.. ia .saasias .b. ns.ssss~. shiss
.k..,i., .ss,s sss. s.ns- rsiastfsis~
Practically .-ssr senator IN i.is .sa~
u .t- .rsrs..s Is 'a g sisssiisr rsss''
Toe -. so sass- aa OF 'r"'r 81 'h1
s.s.s~..tz rvsunus aa.ssaus
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
R!9!9!!E!Sl !!!!!l Break DEE!
Of WET
Local Traffic at Stand
still Because of
Storm
PRECIPITATION 2 IN.
PRECIPITATION 2 IN.

Jro buildings .n. the si,y Has-
t'-sn damaged. train service tied ",
traffic oa tA- .orai ani in,srurbah
ear lines abandoned ss the result, es
she sorss iirc~S ',rf sn"~ atoim nj
f-afs vsirh h,s rssrf sor she ta.,
iN-niS-'oas hours h-t~-sn ia. ani
ihfr- feet ut sra~ r.s.s~ Trinidsu
ami ,iriaiu ana tas -n,,s., so1,Es IN
s~-;'on a' '"iofado sri rosir-fa
N"s uesi..s Af-.ss end sidewalks
asr hank-.. hiss i- .a.~ and ,hr--
feet ts friaf,.a from Grey creek
IN. r~at .t ;h- s"rrus.,rd iF.n
h''ili'ns us'i as n sas-h.usr hS the
jani..aa ii.i.~ ,'ugnishias ...sr'sns
s-ilais-si ,ass taasuins The h1,iaz
ias sss ss"Skrd wiih SUE, i,us-s
much al ~aiSh vac damaged hT tho
sfas .as h,-sSs 'i.@-s as s-as Thc
fusnisus~ ssss have 4. 1s- removed
'ar s,oszs- -iss~h.r-s Too bG.ia,ns
he enc .soss sssussus~-
sIus .ite~. s~e.t ss J. q rsssee
sss ~ats sss iosAs-sjv s~surs~ss b,
lA~ ,ae~~r s.~rs esoss ssslAsssr. .shss
asssaias fsaan sbs v~s<as nj the
A-ssN. 80. .ss- IT, s-itains ss.
ann,.r,ri-a
's~sns So ,As sssss. sae ai'--sE
sss- u, 's- i-si sera"ss 80. .raii
s@isF. ss,.r1 rt Ihr sshs.s.s H..nsissins
al -.raa 'ns-Hs ,-sisne~ ns sh- ass
The sn"> Hfii:. h-ss s's' 'hs .i't of
sse.nss. .angs s.i -. s.as-iSs 50.
saF si1a hsss h~-t asss- q" rrs
sAs.usrs
r.. .ssv sas nsssIS 'ss .s~t a--l'
.s sh~ level ssi ssc ins ssss.of s"sss
suse .as gaii.r .'nsu : .r,ses last
n,ss'
Heavy ss.ssiaP sser ss.st n IN.
rsst.sn .s.ssp II -. Ec~sN asau,.ssa.
~ss s.gsssrs s.ss atsts a-a t.i.
as.ssiss " 10 sss~'s !, WAS s'i'I
.a.~ ,rx tr I-aS-r asd shsus' srpFss
rss. of -sst~rn AHa <stshssn 'rss'
rsas .ss nctsherr New Mrsiec
ssrss .e-~ Rad ss,.aa i, ysSsrnae.
hos northern wfossies s-p"ssesi
clear v.s,nsrs IT.. ..ssi sa"~ fall
in Ises4- b. ssanses Harrrsr.rr ! ss'i
ss~e slnsssl . fnn, a light s."s
t.ii in p.r,hs~n Nrts-,s sass aishss
so ~ sc- s1c'-~ss" .es raie ur s"~
srs New Nrsss. uass.. s-.-vss' t"s
t1r,eht
Tho hsayy ssI, os >r.s - I~s'et
.neuaaed unsasr, ,sstSHsJIy 'hs"usa-
.st the f.srnr-r street raiI~as
traffic va. Seriously irsp- s'd. ans
delivery at coal sad "'HCr ns,ssss=
s'~s vas s.saGe ~,E sr~s, s't'i.u,'y
The ,i;s sch-,,s s--cr'0'J ie=s thar
halt ,sets normal a.-ptanr-.
Ccsc.as. Swings and Pr-eIsIc to-
prI,sd an alra.ss ,essrIs'. s'""pasr
o, ssss~, railway 'tatIic
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
CRY employees
!. RENunBER HOUSES

,s 'e,, -, ,,. s,,..,,
sud avenues o. n!dsd in conform
i,y with the plan recently adopted
by the city council has been cont
mcneed. Within the next few weeks
IL il anticipated that the rsnumber-
lnx will h" complete. City Ensia~cr
". J. i.itiie,on In directing In" work
aud IL force of men are following
him up placing the numbers, Thc
was started on the South
Sid. Of the CITY. The aumb.rs are
fixed BY actual survey and m~i~are
meat. thus every number ,ia-~i will
b- correct and there viii he ns fnr'h-
err change.
The people al Trinidad should
cooperate with the city Officers
In IN. r-humb~rlns plan. Ts.
number. have b-~n purchased
by tn" city and ~iii h. pu, up
at actual cost Of Sc Il num-
t-r tn the property owner or
resilient. No s-.sd-n, viii b-
r->iuisrd u" pas more than soc
and In order I. cooperate with
arc asked I. par the smsi,
charge os five s-nts = numb-r
when tho sambsr IL .,u, ur,
The city Is making No revenue
out Of the hunb~ss and arr fur
hishisE n-n IN ru' them ur.
The s-eumb-sihs nf the s,r-~..
shd avenues ~as n-v-s<ars .s-s
s~,ns In the iFr-suiaf nahn-r y
which the E"usrs hay- t---h ansnr
s-r-a unssf the old sYs,.ns In maaS
places nuhns~r. varied in s.rs-s p.aa-
lac hto~hs and 10 sssH- bioohs .h th-
north eide aasnis1ss ines-ss-d ssan
ss" Ca 80" and nan, hsu.-s has
the ss.s- numb-ss and hus.i'-ss -t
sou.~s hat pap- a. ali Tnis in
ssnsb-sins .ausra h,ass an
soyass. se the pa>sottiee Aspsst.
us~as. sa the Wsisr soess d~Vass.
a~es saa IN. ssseesstls ASsi,sss
'sss and .so@~ ssss- aso ihe siss
she p-s,s.s,s. d.nss;sa~es
ssa she rhamb~s =: rcnAss. s.s
sas,s
The s,.ai' .ss a sp-'mi,s.~ 90.
apr.ihi-ss b. she mayer and ,his
committee snss ~i,s e.Ami,,rr
'fprn ih. rhaeh~r -, s"r.mssos ssi
,;sr~ea ssnL~ssss syss-. shat
sas accepted H. rit.rhs at = saas.
as-sjass Tho city s@pasiI .hrr
sss~-, so sssii,sas- pf.ssasse s"s
The r~eusstrsise at ss- streets aes
lsrns,ss ara ssrrs ~rs~ sst-e {" r-sSsz
rssss ts~ stas,iasn ssms-ss
ts,s . .issh' .ssss~ ~jli have tn
- nsa~ in . ss.s, nssnJ cs ssv assssa
rs sns STATES sea .ae svss so rses
v.lI cot BE- nsss~ 'asa ss. Of zen
esnsas Macy aprssess sI11 se CO.
.ssri3 .haaxrs: Anss. ,k. r.sssab-r.
lag has t.s~a sosas,eis The p-snls ~isl
derive the benefit st sss sos.sasess.
of havins ,h- sersrs, -uMs.s. s-s
the i-,l,-sv Of Hsii ssa ssots r,r.
r haees rsr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
Wilson'S COLD Is BETTER

wastinssous u =. bsv- F'esi'
tcn, Wilson cold was a li''lr better
TO-DAY. bu. he remained in bod W.
Cary r. Crays-n. u : y. Thought u
pr.babIe ,b. rrrsijen' vviIj have
,o s.~p ,r bis rpcN Tomorrow ~
we'll. sp onragvmer's oern cancelled
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
srRlxE IS BROKEN.

infianaroiis. mo. We '--Hus''
ness coalition. we're rtsure' on al
y>us. a normal b,s,s :c@iay. the fourth
dcv Of the strike of,hs '~ams'er.
and caaufseurs union. Practically
all ,e1n, OWNERS bad =, least Tar'
., .ha:r forces IN operation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

The WEATHER
nI0S0PgIcAl P1Illy sAYs

Tn tryin = &c,
Paw Ia tho no.
tion of building
a six foot arch
Way over our
Nsfks hut he SEA
III have n Gst
IN snow off ftrs;
sn what's tn
use
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
eH4aAA32&101
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS {
&Rnx3A0AtAA1nl
sANNrt M., !. ip :.

SENATE N.s At 10 n
Ntpp.sas ns psesngrssie cutfesry
hsiI sroesar, an, St"- anctA.r ss1
Is.pgaliss.n s-as'Ss at,sss.r 'h-
~ -ss~S rasss tsu~-s
iio,'=s Nc: ~ r"pus
Rulrss committee gave . hsasins "a
the 4.,5-sutstasisss
t.-si.s resolution '"r naval holt
say generally discussed
war department "tsisis's urse'
aviation and Other appropriation hes
tsT- military affairs committee
Hiy-rs and bar~vs Cpmwi''"v
continued hearings Hp InvH" i'm.
erovrusr's for sI"~t pru'~r 'inr
along thr Mississippi river.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
Weather Bureau Report.

snow this afternoon aud ,onisA.
Colder son,hw~s, portion. Friday,
probably sn"~ in saa,h portion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
Yesterdays Temperatures.

Precipitation. 4. at . o, ~ De-
4, Precipitation last IS hours ag.
: inches
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
NEAR
END N NORTH
PORTION Of
MEXICO

iaar-s N-s.-a. :isa - S.s,.
i.-''ihs g isolated fssss ar .orils.
'sS,oo .s r:oi~s,y 10 s,iiI snirs an.
'h- .ls,> "s nstlts6 H. Aerts.ss
N-si-" arr s.@hsssls >, ses - n.
~s-~sa, .'s.ueT'aa ~ ss,~s.sssd. =.
ro.ssss6 In .cissee. sssees.s sf r~s
-ts ,-sa.s> ,..is,.
n-a-rsi ''as-s.so N,l.a'. a~.~ssAo~
s~ss 's-ss !. bn' .aaSa n,.s- 80 ,isn.
'nF ~ ,.- sas,s b~-a.s- ss ,s-
ssahsutt 1ana.gs-s ri 'h- sratra'
as~-s. ~hich ss.so. ,h~-. 3. .ss.ua
ss-s s"i rrsr'sst q ritr ss Csii-sa
h.s. as. .rr~sd srs-.e tho s-'ssls
WFss ssss.s isssn-jss:-ls t"as~sns $50
'.assis1ts-asIIs. p.ssv p.~ gs ss.
~. sr-at sce .t n. sss.i sosstrss.e'
tS. -ns.rsrrs more sp.s-ssss's-s'
s.'-aes.e q. b. tatssS~i sk'ee a..
tnsI-r rn- sr.sss, haiI all 'k- in-.
Ias ss., hos,.ss ,osns -Nsrr. >u-sa
Las~ss. s.i i'isrss,s Sssss.. spg~~''r
T...s
rAss. s-rssla. sise Z. no pss "a
t.s~~ = ani'cr~- spsrrnsy .s.s-,a to1
ss~ spss-t asd spsi.s,I sasr.ssy ar-
In sossls.s. en-. kihs hetaG s~r-p,a
s'.i- sa ur- riss- end saeshcr Mad In
ae"shs.s n.'~t rr.sass STAMP. ats
sirvssI in us-s Nsrs fo,rtacr. s.r
stats official. ar &. he s-s-.s.r
Ees sli rsassvsl rus-.s~s p,'hin
= abort ssol.. tho lss..rs ssY. = s-s
csessce. viii s~ in -r-'ssss.a ip ss-
e.rshste hsls "t III. spsutr1 whis q
viii s.~ ~,sisrts a-,ssa..: ami issss,
r.,a.a' .s ,s.' ~ Ne,s.o si.y
rs- <~s.Is..rut nj tho civil owes
lions is -n- F.aspI wsl villa sss
ass-s' 'ssp.sai cAsrspsa ~ nsr~, ain,
81 Chihuahus syI1-sse's rorrssss
n-c.psr-r rd.so- in CHIHUAHUA.
who is r.' related -a In. wealthy
T..rssss fas,,.v. tas .-rs selected
tor governor ~ ~, state.
villa expects ~ leave In Csrrsna
"a ,kr ts.k .t -' establishing civil
s,ycremsn. neyc,ips hies.sit to she
military ,smrais. ss,ushears' '-'
,rds M.si,- vi,y.
N-si.o CITY. nn- s-Io'crst W.
c1uic ts,rs...s. a frss-rsi officer vhc
vas left for i.ad with = buIi.'
.n.sash HE ess.s. aito- tsslss tit
ing slusi -' rrbrls ~ 1wrecu ar.
rived in.ha ,ap,ssI to-day. i'a Sc
lssss sas; hs wss .sg;u,cyi by Cen.
erSi rrsncis,u Wills when ,h1 sr'l.
csai .ty.ers t.rlma.trr, n, General
r.Iip- ssltvirvs NrrN win~-i .-t. iuS'
.e,.re sa- -vsru,ueu 81 Torrp.H.
.a.er~, ,Ea-IrsA is ,Ie .nly enc ,u
es ,rs death 81 she siratstr u'ii-
ce+s captured NV VILE on tha, WA.
sicp. Ha saws -ha, hr. with All tho
rest. was she. iovn. Later. rev
ever. he recovered Vons ctvusness and
will. th- ceecu;ionors vete fe,.'ins
h ,ravied away fsom sse spr. ami
get to- a ranch where he vas si,en
halp. Som, ,ima later he sos away
ami ,earn.d a mining ,ann vher.
d.rtor drcs~~i bis ~,~,ads. When
hc We able to walk h. made his cay
10 zscss.css ani Nexico Ci,v.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04
WILL PAY
TRIBUTE To
THE ABSENT
BROTHERS
Aaaual Memorial Ser.
uices 10 BE Held
Sunday
PROCRAMCOMPLE7E

I6lS- al " y -. EIhs viii oh suh-
'isS nnrii'iy honor IN. n-niofi.. ~
their i~Tsftri brosh-rs Annual
hcsaoriai services viii b. held Al th-
West ih-as-r. the prossam comm ,.n.. /.
ins AT . a.io~k shaFr. S-na'or Ar
thnr t"rnfa'h .t Colorado ss'Ti.s.
Will deliver The ,a-,norsaI aiis-~s
sai Hroih.r 4. ". Cisrs oi ,h,, -tS
~iii deliver the -uioSy. \ .ri-naii
musical program has s-.,n afraas-s
IL u = sssasifui -sss,"m--sh- an
ausi memorial io she departed a.~sn.
'--ss of The bse~soi-n, sfotn-fhn.,i
% Eik. tn. srasin-n, - Hls,.sir
-s tsr.4~I in the norris. rh-iF taai,s
90 write aIaa tho sans.: 's.'iF Tir-
'u-s an tasI.'s st 'a,- and ri~,nsst'
Ani nas- assin tho graf wheel II
,im~ has f-,nis@a ssa u. sn.asi
ssaranne.ai asy. the ,,fs, snas,Y in
fi~.-mss~s. 10 eins~ at aaha
Ssssin< .. saar- ,.a.ains q. ,hs
ksinx ha-hn,sss~ of IN. sf.ss tuaer
than sh- kssaiy soeas that ar ss-nAs
ss NJ Tire hecih~sA uhs have sstss
,s- year sssv.s~d sh- ssnaaas II
she 0v1m s~eesr r. tusy sss II
the vosse s.sses ~ shis Cav os ts.
nnetsi sas listen Ia .nes~ ~uras
sselsss Tk-F carr a e--saxe ~
r,.sssss n ~refs .sosA-s siA. 80
is-ss issrifIns .a .hus- sho ansasiiS
sisH.a ss-s~ .~f.Ss-s TIC M. ~'ii
asas~h ~ = s-oaf asa i. faii aress
snsrs 's- s~aSr ,ussn~ In ,h- "t-'a
s.us-, rae es.asssses ~ tksss~ o'
sac us-a-assSi s-.sssrs Ia --Nssr.s~i NJ
y 4. Nasshs. n J. itafsrsiss. ~.
lr-t Moses. J. ~ .-sss ass e. =
NilIsr
Tue '"i' ',' 'f Ia. tene''a dead
stsr~ss "n she ps.stans F5.. e.n~a
b<r. ssr- f.s.s~d .s.ps ..ssh In 'kr
s-ar setSs Ap.uass S'ss.s. !: a.
Issss. u n i,ss~p. J. T. kias sns
J. y rs-Sssaas IT,. sssaai Fart as
.A- pseGrssa all s- ,ah.rysEd ~
lh- officers =. sk- lodge. r.AlsstI
ls.isr y ~ s,.r.. !ssis-ma.i i.rpaissI
kais.. e. - Miller. S.se-'rsa 10y si
Nnssss H. W I'rrrFs .saserm-t irss
susipI <nisss u = iiu'.... r-~ss
srvr - ~ Richter. ss,fesar' T. !
w,tsoes rst.ts A y N,gseaIss E.s
,ssr~ J. ~ iset,.. inner S:ua-S y r
sss,'tr sh.s Chsrisin W u Ma-ssa
TIE Osies ot Exs,.ts.s
Egrr-ss5e~sla
'Issnusr a. vs,~y sa...s '~s-g
ssihs Orchestra
sr.s \ /. i,srbsiIsr. Bi.uvsoFs
M--u.ssaI ri.-.i ofrr.r os Ieass
O-~.i1s oil spt.i issns srs.' 1
tonrsE saJ Aarisnc1
rr.y.- ... o.. .harifn -t iossr
T~r-- sol" s4s Tbe 1,iI"ss Grave
William navi.s
N~veNH,rs.s. Mrs W . ''lss.si
,,BIesy .-..s.a Tru. T. " rla,s
vv"rtur'
''N.rninz. Soen ans Sish' In vi.s-
ma s5..s--...ss.. N-r <uEe
liirs Orchestra
soprano Solo
"hssieus.ien s..s..s ''asc Hc-a
Nrx !. \ t.aushIir
Memorial address
s.o Arsh.r ,orator,h ~ r"la- ado
Sgrirgs
rispc sssIc. s.Ifc'od r-o' .. y rordI
Selection
spring song ..s.-s N'rscIss"hu
sslrs Orchestra
closing rSnryjsss-a
oistcnrs ani 1s.rr',rr " insIee
gong Nearer w Cod TO Thee
Ise'sc aud auti.ncC
Ben;idecnictE5; --ss-- r s.
Bonedic,ion Rev. p. " RrctpsiII
gxi, merrh. Mili,aire .. .Gannr
S~AS~xs fa 0nnNrN
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

S~asseeea ss Oo0~ ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-04

.s-es...-S 90 s~s. 8,
The Detroit times., 1913-02-21

work In a German character number
in which she used 10 appear In the
Temple. Miss Aug would come upon
the stage dressed as a scrub woman.
with her pail OF suds and a mop, a
scrubbing brush, cloth and other ac'
cessories. and a certain portion OF the
stage would be scruplously clean dur
ing Miss Aug's week, II IL never got a
scrubbing afterward. The Silver Wed
ding" In which Thomas A. Wise. that
delightful character comedian was
selected 10 play the leading part is
said TO be an attractive play, original,
pleasing and full OF laughs
"A Slice OF Life" j. NJ Barrie's
satire on the modern problem play
which was first made known. in Amer
lea, with Ethel Barrymore, Hattie VIII
liams and Jack Barrymore In the cast.
will be part of the performnce OF
The Girl from Montmartre," which
Miss Williams and Richard earle will
offer the week OF March 3, In the De
troit opera house. The playlet is said
to be a delicious bit OF drollery. Miss
Williams and Mr.. earle when indie
pendent stars, were always frst-rate
QUA Win a. Nlut pOp-
ularity with the public and the sup
position is that. with their profession
al fortunes linked this season, the the
aters In which they appear should be
taxed to utmost capacity.
The Quaker Girl" which comes 70
the Detroit opera house next week
has had a successful career, playing
for two years In London, one year in
Paris and one year in New York. The
large company OF principals and Choir
us will be headed by Ina Claire and
Percival Knight Mr.. knight Is a
clever English comedian who will be
rememb ered I'm Detroit. for his orig
inal and funny work in The Arcad-
ians." The Quaker Girl" like SO
many OF her London sisters, was writ
ten by Lionel Monckton, Adrian Ross
and Percy Greenback with the book
furnished by James T. Tanner. The
cast OF principals to appear here next
week is an exceptionally strong one
and includes such clever women as
Connie Mac and Nellie McHenry.
Tyrone Power who left William
Favershams Julius Caesar com
pany Just before 1t reached Detroit
few weeks ago, has signed con-
tract with A. G.. Delamater, to head
an all-star cast for a big Shakespear-
an revival to be made Immediately
after Easter Mr. Power will be re
membered for his wonderful enact
ment OF the Drainman In THE Ser
want in the House"
The Detroit times., 1913-02-21
The Fear OF Appendicitis

The fear OF appendicitis fire.
quently brings on an attack Of
this dread disease. especially II
the digestive organs are predis-
posed TO disease by reason OF IT.
regular action. Constipation, gas
and wind, indigestion, belching.
coated tongue and nervousness
often indicate the approach OF APP
pendicitis. Preventive measures
should be adopted, and for this
purpose Tablets Triopeptine are
now being widely administered.
Physicians and pharmacists han
die them In sealed cartons.
with plain directions for self
medication. A stitch in time
saves nine.-Ady.
The Detroit times., 1913-02-21

ing parts in tho comedy The Silver
Wedding" 20 be seen I'm the Garrick
next week will DO remembered BY ne.
troit vaudeville goers for her clever