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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
A SAD HBrAu

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Cur -, usn.
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lovely -sy os sfst>Ssias
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
MS VIEWS HAD CHANGED

yr. Beassn-B..ors ,oa married
a.s yo,. aid ,hs; .ss = queen.
E.nk.M-w.lI. I no Longer heller.
la : zaonarchlai form Of ss,.:ans.;.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14

He may love best whose love lasts
People who wear new garments
shouldn't throw mud.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
&Trise Patty.

Tss n.Hs~rs os tAs sarssirs 80
.eis,J sas. Mr. ". r. co-n.Aii .
plsasaas s7rprts~ y.'sreay ,f's!-
ros. a; Er. hone oa wiIlo- stree.
Ths zsze~fs Of the :.sa.sias Sn.s!s.y
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,s-rooa s.e ss~ar tee boar. -ocisIiy
sse s!;. sses,I. .ors after ~EieA
dainty refresh ~sn we're s-rres-
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14

ChroaIei.-Ssvs SOC . monsA.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
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The county ss.~>sos will be ,t hi,
office on Nonaa,. Angus; -. 1913.
70 heAs complaints a. 10 III. 1871;
ass-ssusats
J. D. HARPER.
Assessor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14

1esieIle Bridge clsb.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-04-22
ntertain Rooney Mooney shah

MS WIZ Martin entertained the
Noouc> Mooney Shah c.uo SATURDAY
Tie .44d tables were So. Tor bridge
iud f.led by sixteen quests. Miss
D,.s-a NatoAett and Mrs Guy Owens
S efe 0arded the prl2es ten op score
nd MSS Bess Gano tor aN Special
guests Aere Mines WI Patterson
Webb Baker. Guy owens Jim RucEs.
rUmau Gerald l'itzgera4 and Miss
l8mu - WaTan Otla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-04-22
Cottolene
makes delicious doushnuts


Cottolene makes delicious
doughnuts-frce from sogginess,
grease and Indigestion. The rea-
son is that Cottolene contains
vegetable oil-not animal fats
heats to a much higher degree
than butter or lard, fries 50
quickly that it forms 4 crisp, dry
custoverthe dough andprevents
the absorbing Of the fat.
Cottolene is decidedly better
than butter or lard for all short
ening and frying. It's healthier,
1t is QuickeI, tits more economical
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
sYRoNs TRousApouRs

SILVER CITY, Noy.1 e1.-Byron's s rroubadOurs, who took this city by storm last year by their sweet melodies, repeated their past great triumphs last night at the Elks when an audience sat entralled tor twS tours that passed all too briefly lis- ening to the divine harmonies evoked by the wonderfully gifted dusky- aued lads. The program was care -ully selected and especially suited to the diversified tastes of the audience ranging all the way from the Sextette lo ragtime melodies.
 The Troubadours were entertained at a reception and dance given at he armory by the colored people of the city and in charge of Alex Will jams and John DebeniH.
 They will appear here on Dec. 1 and 2 at the Orpheum theatre under the auspices of the Eagles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
STRANCERLO
 LIFE AT DOUGLAS
Caught in Gearing of C. &
 A. Smelter While Watch ing Worknen Perform Their Duties-ls Unknown

DOUGLAS, NOV. 21.-rhis morn ing there ~as an accident at the c. & 4. smelter which cost the lIke of a white man who had only a short time before made apploeation at the office for work. No one at the smelter or in Douglas, so far az possible to as certain. knew the man and nothing found by the coroner on his person disclosed his identity He was 90 to & years old. apparently.
 After being told that he could not be provided with work. the man asked permission to go up on the feed floor and see the work going on there. He was told that he could do so long as he did not interfere with the men at work, but that he must himself as- sume all risk of danger.
 The man went to the feed floor, and soon after, in passing near gearing that runs the ore eonyeyer belts, the lapel of his coat was caught and he was pulled into the gearing. His body stopped the pow erful machinery that operates the belts. and was badly crushed in the chest Men who saw the acident hurried to the man immediately and eXtricated him from the gearing as soon as possible, but not before life was extinct
 At once Coroner Maclay was noti, fled and with a coroner's jury went to the smelter where the body was viewed and afterwards removed to Sirong's undertaking parlors, where it now awaits identification and dis position. One of the jury thought he recognized the dead man as one who had recently been employed at the Mckinley dairy north of the city, and another thought he had been working extra at the Copper Queen smelter, but nothing definite con- cerning who the dead man was had been discovered either by the coro- ner or anyone at the smelter, though everything possible will be done to make this discovery before Durying the body.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
AGED WOMAN
 BEATS A BEAT
Mrs. Christy Figures as Hero inc n a Sensational Affair on Depot Platform-Man Glad to Settle

Mrs A. c. Gristy. an estlmabIe woman, advanced in years appIied to tae police yesterday for permission 10 beat a man. was told that they would not leok and then proceeded 'o give to Ralph Farney. a miner aged ibout thirty, one of the worst drubl,- ings he ever had.
 IL occurred on the depot platform "oere Mrs. Gristy found Farney win suit case. ready to board an o1t. going train. She went at him without preiiminaries. and a tig crowd gath. cred and stood ready to give her help f she should need it.
 Mrs. Gristy was collecting q hoard bill, total Slz75, overdue a long time When she was tired of working op Farney she led the thoroughly spb. dued man across the street to the of. lice of Justice High and lodged a board bill jumping complaint. Faruey produced S13.50 and left his oyercoat and suit case as security for tbe balance, upon which the court felt mercy due and let the man go cut on flis own recognizance to raise the rest of the money.
 Farney boarded at the Mothers Lunch Rooms, at the triangle in Brew,
 sry Guich Mrs. Gristy conducts the place She has for a number of
 years, and thas won respect. She
 works early and late and cannot af. 1 lord to lose her hard earned money. When she became satisfied that Far. ney who she had frequently asked to settle up, intended to decamp, she de. cided to administer lesson to beats
 with a beating. She never achieved a greater success, nor one that was more generally endorsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
NEW CHAMPION IS IN THE FIELD
Bonus Has the Money to Say He Can Defeat Show Bear, Finnish Lion and All Others
 Big Bout Tonight

T challenge Ben Bound The Fin nish Lion, JoF- Brown. the bear at the carnival, or any other wrestler n the Southwest for a wrestling match to be held in the district and will post up any amount up to $500 on the match was the declaration made last night by Jim Bonus, a miner, and champion wrestler Of Nevada and Ida ho, who is now workip in the mines here. Bonus is substantlatiny of his financial ability produced a bank book in the Review office in which the figures were we'll over the amount he offered to post.
 Bonus wrestled with John Brown, the bear, Monday night and apparent ly had the best of the bear. It later developed that the bear was sick and could not conclude the match.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
SONORA RULE
 AS ID EXCHANGE
Two 'Dobes for One Dollar ig Arbitrary Figure - Adds Profits to the Treasury of the Revolutionists

By reason of the fact that State o: Sonora authorities are demanding and accepting only United States money in exchange for export re ceipts, American importers are losing something like 24 cents on every dol. lar they pay. The difference is their contribution to the treasury of uhe Constitutionahst cause.
 The loss comes about through the fact that beside stipulating United States money in payment of export trades, the Sonora authorities also stiPulate the rate of exchange at two for one. That is, the old time basis of two dobes for one silver dollar Is the rule, notwithstanding the fact that since the days when two dobes for one dollar was the rate of ex. change in general trade, the 'dobe has depreciated in the same channels to value of around 34 cents
 The former custom WAS for Ameri- cans paying export duties or other Mexican charges. to go to an Ameri. can bank and exchange a certain amount of United States currency for it's equivalent in Mexican coin at the going rate of exchange. Then he crossed the line and transacted his business. This week an order from Gov. Maytorena changed this. and when Americans crossed the line yes terday to do business they found that they must accept the arbitrarily fixed rate of exchange arranged by the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Civil Court Calendar
'CASCARETS" CLEANSE
 LIVER AND BOWELS
Feel 6uIIyl No Headache, Sour ston. aeh, Bad Breath, Constipation.
Get a lO-cent boY noW.

Get a 10-cent box now.
 Are you keeping your liver, stom- ach and bowels clean. pure and fresh with Cascarsts-or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, eathartic pills or caster oii? This is important.
 Cascarets immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour. undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system the con stipated waste matter and poison in the bowels.
 No odds how sick, headachy, bl- ious and constipated you feel, a Gas caret tonight will straighten you cut by morning. They work while you sleep. 4 10-cent box from your drug gist will keep your head clear, stom- ach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forget the chldren-their insides Leed a gentie cleansing, too.--Adyt. 51
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

The bear was not able to reappear un- til last night. Tonight he will wrestle with the Finnish Lion.
 Bcnus wants it to be known that he is ready to take a chance with the bear, anytime the company has an open date and with any wrestler in the district at any other time. He is a powerful built man, weighing close to 250 pounds. and has been training for some time. He first gained prom thence in a mix-up in a local place about three weeks ago, when it re
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Mistletoe Dance

Joe McCabe came in yesterday from
 the Hauchuca mountains to meet his
 Tife and return home with her. She las been in Bisbee for several days visiting friends. NIT. McCabe an Inounced that a mistletoe dance would be held on December 20 ct Garces school house. He extends an invita- tion to all the people of the district
 to attend the dance. Refreshments will be served and @ good time is as sured.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Air Brake Trial

J O. Bloomquist received a telegram
 last night from W. G. Canion stating that they had operated a special car
 with 8 party of fifteen prominent men
 aboard with perfect success between
 Washington and Baltimore and re-
 turn. The car was under the Canion air brake. CaRion added that the In. terstate Commerce Commission had
 not yet acted in the matter of en- dorsement or rejection of the brake,
 it being said that formal application for consideration is awaited. Canion
 believes endorsement will be re. ceiYed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Army Officer

Colonel H L. Wilbur, commander 2f the Fifth cavalry, stationed at Fort Huachuca was a visitor here yester- day. He was accompanied by his wife. They made the trip in their auto. Col. Wilbur said that con struction work at the Fort would be completed by about the first of the year. Order for his regiment to go east was recently cancelled, present instructions being to remain on the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

led Betting last night was against him. Few believe that he can get away with the bear. The Lion Is one of the few. It is said, however, that a number of his Finnish friends and admirers are laying back with money for the longer odds that they expect at the ringside tonight at Lowell and that they will then flush 8 lot of money that has been gathered for the purpose. Indications are that there will be a tremendous crowd 6ut to see the contest
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

ing in this line ten days ago. but with exception of the Finnish Lion he IS the only one who has had cash to put up in any considerable amount to back his prowess.
 It is expected that after his en- counter with the bear tonight the Finnish Lion will accept the cnai- .enge and post an amount equal to that which Bonus may put up Tor match. The engagement tonight. how ever. promises to give the Finnish Lion the biggest joIb he has ever tack
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

quired the entire police force to take him out
 In Idaho and Nevada he wrestled many matches with the best in those states and has never been defeated. Any one desiring to meet him may communicate with Bonus direct or with J. L. Frazier, of the Lowell the stre
 Bonus Is the only one of several who have come into the wrestling limelight since the bear on the Low ell show grounds started things nov
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
May Have Money Coming

Action has been opened in court by members of the late Tri-Stato Amusement Co. to compel an account. ing with reference to tue disposal of monies derived from performances o+ the stock company in this city. In der the contracts held by the mem bers of the company tnere was part cipation in profits provided for. It is not believed by some of the members that a fair disbursement was made The court action is the consequence
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Fer the Holidays

J. R. Mansur and wife left yester- day for Douglas, where they will visit friends for a few days and then con tinue to Chicago, accompanied by their niece, who will enter a school of music in that city. MT. and Mrs. Mansur expect to spend Christmas with their parents in Springfield, H., following which they will return to their home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

Rumors are current in Washington that a large loan will be made to Mex. ico by New York bankers when Hu- erta yields to President Wilson's de nznds and steps down.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
State or Ohio; Ohio: eisy ot ToleaO. .s..

state o. Ohio. city of To!eoo, L..
 Lucas County. Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that he i< senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of To- ieoo. County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and evs cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in !ny preseuce. this 9th day of December. A. D. 1SSs
 (StaD 4. v. GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- ccus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 IF. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take aaIrs Family Pills for constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Plenty of Christmas

Holt5ay goods are beginning to ap- pear in the windows of business places in the city As yet the show ing Is meager but the signs are right for fine displays soon after Thanks giving business is disposed of. MeT- chants of the city have larger stocks ordered and either on the way or in hand, for the holiday trade of this year than they ever before carried.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
LOCAL
Mother is Iii

mother IS III
 Mrs. NJ. A. Barger and little daugh- te~ left yesterday for Fl Paso, where . they were called by the serious ill ness sof her mother. They will re } main until there is material improve ment noted in her condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

the calling of the civil court calendar The majority of the attorneys o' Bisbee will attend the session. The number of cases to be heard in this branch rf the court exceeds that oi any previous court session and long term is anticipated. The dates oi hearing of the cases will be named to day.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22
Called to Kingman

Micheal Maxwell miner in the C. & A mines, was called to Kingman last night by a telegram announcing the death Of his brother, Thomas. The message stated that he was killed in a mine accident, but none of the details were given. MT. Maxwell will return after the funeral
 Civil Court Calendar
 Nearly every lawyer in the county win be in Tombstone today to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

Judge Nj. J. Brown was a visitor iT Tombstone yesterday on legal bust ness. returning to his home in War ren last night
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

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 The worlds largest rubber company stands back of these famous tires.
 Retained by this enormous nnanufact- uring organization are menwhose reputations are international and whose skill and genius, used in conjunction with the four-factory CO., operative methods, have made United States Tires the standard for ni1eage-tire economy and real tire satisfaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-22

They have the complete endorsement of the thousands of veteran motorists who day in and day out demand tire that stands up to the cruelest and most gruel- ling roads.
 When you purchase United States Tires you are sure of these vitally important facts l. Ofthe Four Factory Organization behind these famous tires.
 ?. Of vast experience in tire build ing.
 3. Of a tremendous organization that actually backs up it's tires.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-22
Die Gntosduns s.s alfObDls,

lleber Die GutSediina 6es aisoboIS
hat tiir3IId groieiior 1ieIs in Den
abbano!unaeu Der aonisIi6 greubi.
iden glfaoernie Der 0iIienIdaitcu
ipidiiae NittbeiIungen gemadt. Ron
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nitt 3u etuer Garitellmg oes 8ein.
geiItes fortseifritten lei. Wian ifrits
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aud Der Rome AIfobol meiie. Ser.
tbeIof 3eigie, oaB aber glItoboI i'm
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gar nidt ben @eingsiit be3eidne. auf
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SippmaHn 3u Der Aniid)t, nof itaIie.
niihe aer5ie oes II. sSnbrbnnoerts
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etnmal auf benz onaeblihen 9amen
Ger Retorte. oes notbmenoigen eSa.
ltrltmcnts }ur 3aritelIung bes glIfc.
boIs, Johann AMI Dem ongeblihen ita.
lieniid)en nriprling Der Sdrift. bic
cos dlteite 3eusniB fir oas gefonnt.
iein oes @einaeiites ablege Der Diap.
pae clnpiculd, b. +. ShIiifiel 3ur Ma.
lerei. Giels iuioerlegt nun oieje beioen
argnmente. er erbringt Dor allem aus
iubtilen iprahlihen 8eobadhingen
Den gelDei5, oab oieie Sfrift pieImebr
auf oas 5raufreih inter aorl benz
9roBen oIs @ntitebunaslano weiie.
Bon Dornberein I1Bt iid annebmen,
ooB urabiide ODER griediide 9elehr.
iaufeit 8ugruftbe liege. Der antbeil
Der arnbiifeu Inbt iih Ieiht ani Elm
nsringes Wab sinf9rGnttn, --.sir bic
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Gin u.rseHeaes HeltbaS.

gBis cine alte opIiss Dame. bic tinit
sldnSsroe 3siteu geftben BAT. plauDert
Spa beute BON fsinsn Dorntbmtn, tIrls
iiigen geSisbungtn. Sn einem iplns
oerpollen pari pergrrben liegt Elm ftiIs
lss 5oisI, bas gana ME ein Sflob ans
3uf6ousn iit. unb an tintmgfoiten oes
rsi6gsidmisosten ginsoHesibores ftebi
in solbenen asttsrH nuf Warmcr. bub
bier Der aonis pOn gslsiea uHo Der
aonis bon gnglonb uno i4 gldute
uuh Der faiisr Hopoleon gsiDcbnt
babe. Wiitsn in Der Gtnot ftehen nod
aIis putrisisrb6uisr mi. Dornebmsn
4aiiren unb siipds nerfpelitsr 9rdsit.
unb niebsr ploubsrn bic Wormors
tafs!n an ginsang, ME piel a0niee
unb FauSIsr, ipk olelf Bsriibmiheiien
aus aller Dslt emf in bieitn uns ein.
fad nnmutbenoenHGumsn u. Forrioos
ren aufs uno 1bstnanoelt iinb. ola
Spa. bas elGn3enbt. mon6dns Spa,
bos Spa Der Spklf. ben Wiiitelpunit
oller slssanten WtIt biibet. bitten
IN Der Stapt itebt Gin Sitrli6er ileiner
5empel, Der liebsDolI. ais bihiibe er
tin rihtisss 5eilietbum, bic .psisr
Der GrObe poubon Gus1s@ un.
f6Iiebt, in Der bic aohlenfGuresafs
fprubeln. gs III Der berubmie 1runs
Insa bur6 Den peter Der Grobt 6eis
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tnO $4,000 fir erlittene gerlssun.

anO $4,000 fur erIittene gerlebuns
gen.
- Man gdIen tpurbe burn Ni6ter
Srdcep pon 5enrp gdfep gsf6ieben.
Sas Gsiu1 um unterboltunesselb i'm
Sale bon 6. %. RorB eegen ar6is
9. Warb, bos bic 8ertIagte Tte[Ite,
ipuroe abeepieien.
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iih Gingans su benz Stale Der aons
trottoren Spi. Carl uno Bros, an
ner Batter uno Qepis StraBe, unb
brodte einsm 9feroe atpei Sti9e in
ben llnterIeib bel.
Die goIiaei purbe benuhri6s
tist. baB Der II Sabre alte~6orl Wds
sele aus Tsiner Wobnung go. 275 SO.
l3. Strabs oermibt ptrb.
- Die 2eide bes Mdnnes, Der ouf
ben 8eleiIen Der 9. 6. Giienbabn eez
funoen puroe, 1T aIs pieienige oes
gtnsIep Runtin bon bier ibeutifi5irt
porosn.
- SIN Ratb Der 9tloermen paTIirte
bic Srolnan3, oaB 45 Der 81 4nges
iteIten unter oem Superintenoenter
Der Dffentltden Irbeiten BON nun on
% Gents pro Gag mebr 2obn srbaIten
- Die 2tngeitellten Der StraBens
balm bieIten geitern 46anb pisber cine
8eriammlung ub, Die pon 8 llbr
@benbs big longe mad Witterna6t
hauerte. 8stonntIit ppaen Die aeute
beiiere Qrbeit8oerbGItniFs unb mebr
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fammentreten unb Die 9eratbunqen
nit einem Qusf6ub Der 9sIeuihaFt
perben fortgeieBt. gs puroe nad
ShIuB Der geitrigsn gsrIammIung
srtIGrt, oub btnnen peniger Sagsn
eirs baioe Seiten sufrieosniteIIsupe
er3ieIt peroeR piiroe.
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lanet bab bi. 8. u. y. Giienbohnzges
feaf9aft ibre @eleiie an Der Saratcgd
Strnbe bon Der 8. Strabe fiibli6. nies
briger leeen muB, 10 oab ote areu3uns
gen an ser TO-, II. unb Wtonmoul3
Sirabs erbobt tperoen tOnnen. Bon
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80 5ub peitIid selsst DsrDen. Stes
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gabn @eIsiisn psiter fiibren. gsibe
9efsafhaften muifen iruerbalb bon
feds Nnnoten mil ben grbeitsn tes
ginuen uno big gum 81. DECEMBER
1914 bdmit fsrtis iein. Wdbreno Der
3eit bsS 8aues lit es ibnsn nidt ers
ldubt, 3iiee fobren 81 ldfeu. Die
Strdfe betrdst in ieoem 5dle $3.50
big $500. Die 2otpmotibfiibrsr tons
nen epentusu um $25 biz $50 beitraft
neroeu.