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Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
For Sale Houses
THREE GOOD EL-YS-

THREE GOOD BUYS
 \ new 6-room modern, doubIc brick house Furnished. half of house rent ing for $200o. Must bc sold. Price only $3ooooo Your terms
 Brand new bungalow. stucco finish. this consists of five rooms. bath and screen sleeping room BUilt-in feat urcs, wide porchcs etc; this is close in and q bargain at $2f5o. $150 cash, balance 5000 per month without in tcrcst.
 X dandy new brick pebble dashed. , rooms and screen sleeping porch, hard wood floors nice fire place and built in features This is in one of Phoenix choicest residence district. Price $35O0, 5000 cash. balance your terms.
 BEIGHT'S REALTY co.
 231 ". Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
Wanted Situations Male

MARRIED NIAN-Wants position on ranch. Call or address 1012 <. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

FOR SALES Several secondhand motorcycles at prices to suit. Phoc- nix Cycle Co, 1&3 N. Central Ave If
 FOR SALE-A scholarship at Lam sons Business College. For further particulars write Mrs Geo. R. Yorke, Ask Fork, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

TOR SALE Cool, completely mod orn cottage, garden specially arranged for fancy chicken raising. fruit and shade trees, r. minutes walk from r Q. $2ooo, s9oO cash. balance like rent. Write r. e. Box 6f9 City. 8-hb
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
For Sale Miscellaneous

AUGUST
 Plant This Month. Peas Beans Cabbage Seed MiIlct Carrots Cowpcas Rccts Potatoes Celery Seed CauIlloWcr Lettuce Cucumbers
 Eucalyptus. ARIZONA SEED COMPANY 137 x. Central Avenue Phoenix, Ariz.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-05


 EIGHTY ACRES of the finest alfalfa in the valley, no Johnson, north of Phoenix, with the best of soil right in tho fruit belt for only $125 per acre. Better see this at once. Fred Jacobs, Empress Thcatcr Bldg, 40 F. Adams.
 If SNAP IN LOTS-One lot, 7Ox19o. East Portland. S1IoO lot. 95x14o. East Morcland. $IGoo. Ono Iot. 50x140 West Washington. %1Joo one lot, 50x 1fo, West Adams $500. One lot. 75x14O West Jefferson, $1J00. one lot 50x1fO. West Jefferson, $1o,oo". Exclusively, Good terms on above. Union Realty Co. 15o x. Center St If FOUR-ROOM frame house and four lets in northwest part of city, two blocks lIrm car line. at $16O0.OO. Well worth $2"00o0 This won't last long. 1o-acrcs garden land, III Wilson school district; acres strawberries and other small fruits. Price for a short time, only, $3OoGoO
 The Arizona Investment X Land Go
 129-151 N. 1st Ave. If BARGAINS in residences Ranch and business property, improved or unimproved. Houses to rent
 w. K. JAMES,
 27 N. Center St If GOVT LAND and difficult IId. and lot. entries patented with bona fide scrip, $500 per acre Ideal lands list cd, plenty of water for irrigation, plats $I.o0 to $4o0. F. F. C. Hickey 203 Fleming Bldg. If QUIT PAYING RENT $2oo cash and move into a new 5-room pebble dash modern house, in best location; fine shade and sidewalks in; balance $25.oo month including interest
 THOMSON- REGARDLESS co,
 II East Adams st.
 Tel 1O10 if TEN YEARS TIME-8O acre ranch, near Glendale. A water, fine soil. 70 all falfa, small orchard fine improvements ideal for dairy. 10 per cent down, bal ancc like rent. Box 4709 Republican. 2lA ACRES Just off McDoweu bon Ievard. which is now being paved, fine shade and Page fence, easy terms. Sid Henry. 15 North First Avenue. If CHICKEN KANCH-Dne acre Just outside the city limits, nicely located for chicken ranch or gardening, good soil can be made supporting; price only $6O0 $25 cash, balance $10 per month. See us exclusively for this. II. C. THOMAS R. F X INV. co. 42 w Adams St. t- BUY A 7Ox145 LOT IN KENIL- WORTH. WALKING DISTANCE. SOUTHWESTERN BUILDING & IN
 EESTMENT co.
 r WEST ADAMS STREET. If FOR SALE-A Snap. 4-room frame house new, modern; stable, lot 100X 137l@ Well located. For a few days for $175O Terms. New State Realty co. 314 Fleming Blk. Phone 1O64.
 FOR SALE-SO acres alfalfa and so head milk cows, all for $1OOOO See N. A Morford. 15 E. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

FOR RENT OR SALE or service: 75 PerserinO bucks or less. Address Pomcroy Realty CO, Mesa Ariz If
 FOR SALE-Onc six year old pacing mare by Leland D. Address r. O. Box S2 Glendale or phone Glendale 291
 NJ. IIotchkss If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
UNDERTAKING AND EmBALmlNG

EASTERLING X WHITNEY In dcrtakcrs and EmbaImers 213 West WashinEton st. Phoenix. Arizona. If
 MoIIN. DRISCoLL & AIACS. u- dcrtakcrs, Embalmcrs and Funeral Directors, LIS North Central ave. Phoenix tf
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
New Today

99-9 percent of the area of Arizona is
 aud surface
 Of all this 1crcarc. the land along x. Central Avenue. Phoenix, is perhaps as valuable Is any in the state.
 Therefore when We offer 2ia acres within one mile or our officc-on N. Central Ave- has z room, modern house brick, pebble dashed screened porchcs large basement - furnace - good barn lawn shade for $N5oo WYE EXPECT YOU TO WAKE UP AND INNFSTIGATE. $500 handles.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

TENTS, AWNINGS-Hay covers roll curtains frame covers. tappoons. sleeping porch curtains, anything in canvass Phoenix Tent X Awning Go. l30 F. Monroe. both phones All If FOR SALE-Pool hall, soft drink and cigar counter at Glendale. Receipts from $5oo.o0 to $Soo.0o per month. Good proposition, will sacrifice $50o.OO to sell. Good reasons for selling Address r. C. Box S2, Glendale or Glendale Phone 291 J. M. Hotchkiss.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
Auctions

 Win pay you to visit the Bargain Auction House before buying furniture. J. r. BIEHL. Auctioneer.
 A w. Jefferson
 Phone 26O7 If THE AUCTIONEER Has been selling stock at auction for twenty years; a good talkcr. judge of stock, and knows his business. He wants good sales. See him.
 1T w. Jefferson
 Phone 1349 If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

FRUIT AND GRAIN RANCH
 19 acres miles from rhocnix-7 acres orchard fine fruit-S acres bar Icy-f acres alfalfa new. room dwell ling barn chicken houses drilled uclI Price $5Noo $I500 will handle
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
TYP FEW RITERS s

EEMI\GToE TYPEWRITER CO 25 itast Adams: Overland CIe If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
Page "LION" the Most Economical Fencing

Page Lion" Fences the economical. not only lo,'Isc tlc right, but because Page LION Fences dursile.inG Page LION" Fences book like LOW
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
Veterinary Colleges

<. r. VETERINARY CDLLEGE be- gins Sept 15. No profession offers equal opportunity. CataIoE free, pr C. Kcanc, president, ISIS Market street, san Francisco. S-m
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

TEN YEARS TIME-8O acre ranch, near Glendale, A water, fine soil. 70 aI- faIfa. small orchard, fine improvements ideal for dairy. 10 per cent down. bal ancc like rent. Box 47O9 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-At sacrifice. 10 shoats weigh about 5o to 60 pounds. 1 brood SOW and 1 pigs at the Geo. r.. Ross ranch, 1 mile south of bridge on Center.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
For Rent-Housekeep1ng
 Rooms
Rooms

MODERN housekeeping room with screen room. fl West Jefferson. i
 NICELY FURNISHED -HousckcCp- ing rooms. good location. no sick 45 PortIand Place. Phone 2395. n
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

2ih ACRES Just off McDoweH bon IeVard. which is now being paved. fine shade and Page fence, easy terms. Sid Henry. F. North First Avenue If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
For Sale Real Estate

EIGHTY ACRES of the finest alfalfa in the valley, mo Johnson, north of Phoenix, with the best of soil right in the fruit belt for only $1&5 per acre. Better see this at once. Fred Jacobs, Empress Thcatcr Bldg, 40 F. Adams.
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

DON'T FORGET that we have the best railroad. warehouse sites -cprncriug on both railroads.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

Don't forget the large list of Phocni, houses and lots AT A PRICE, that ", are offering from day to day
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

Phone 1-0f
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

S1O REWARD for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing the Ari- zOna Republican from the front yards of any of our subscribers
 THE ARIZONA REPTBLICAN.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05

BARGAINS in residences Ranch and business property, improved or Houses to rent.
 w. K. JAMES,
 27 N Center St If
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
PROGRESSIVE PARTY GROWING

few ia.
lated the
Roosevelt
This a mercg Of
the Republican n
IN
defeat OF Taft and his public
Not u
already
and disgust
that they had suspected possibility
Democrat
eiccting the Auburn
similar
The Republican candidate
The sIycs
astonshcd both old
Richmond. Indiana the
last fall together with
other matters has resulted neither Democratic
special election held the
Massachuses April 18th 10 fl the
John w Weeks United
campaign Republicans
that thrccconcrcd fight.
meeting Asbury Park
the field
Their n the
fall
candidates also but the Repablnns kccpng
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
TRINIDAD SHOULD CULTIVATE
CIVIC PRIDE SAYS MRS. CHURCHILL

down Main street the other day when
| heard the unmistakablc white
plague signal Vf danger. the man JUS,
IN front OF me after his hard and
pitiiul pnroNysm of coIighing. spat
The poison full on the pavement be-
fore me. \ little group OF school
children came skipping along and |
was appalled, ut the possibilities in
NolNcd in the sick mans criminallly
iil'hy act--a germ laden, child's
shoc--a baby on the floor. The
noisomc pcstilcncr In the wind-swcpt
street. | looked hclplcssly abou, for
the accustomed sign prohibiting en-
pcctoration ON the stree, or in pub
lie places but did not find II. Friends.
s'ich menace 10 public health. to
say nothing OF the disgusting prac-
tic", should not Dc tolerated. \ city
ordinance clearly formulated and
strictly enforced should be n firs;
step toward better and cleaner
Trinidad.
Again Maple street has II fine
ward school but the play space seems
Inadequate. the little heaps VINO
want to play marbles experience Il
real hardship on the steep and
'hron Scd street. while just adjoining
the school grounds there lies "A great
open space filled with unsightly
weeds and scrub growth and debris.
practically level. II cleaned and
swept and garnishcd what II safe and
pleasant playground for the little
tots.
clean well-ordcrcd city is not,
half So much. due to official author
i,y as to public sentiment backed by
private enterprise II individual
owners and householders would adopt
inc slogan clean up the premises
Tor even one day. IT the city would
cooperate by setting the city teams
to work hauling away the Accumulate
ed debris. Trinidad could in II few
short hours work II transformation
that would make for orderly neat
ness and civic beauty.
Come. let us toss our hats in the
ring for better and cleaner Trini-
dady.
Mayor. proclaim the day. Citizens.
get out the rusty rake and the hum
bic hoe. the half worn broom and thu
sturdy shovel. Let the Colorado sun
SHINE beat upon your broad backs and
the sweat of honest toll bead your
brows. Forget blistercd hands and
aching muscles in actualizing Heav-
ems first rule.
With the institution of physical
cleanliness and order | doubt not Il
finer and higher moral standard will
obtain in this fair city
Set midst her picturesque hills
With the skies bending low u
cIrrss her
she fosters the strong. she
treasures the brave.
But she waits for the good to
possess her.
ISABELLA CHuRCIIiLL.
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Ragatelle Club.

pr. ana Mrs. Dan Taylor. Jr.. Will
entertain This evening at Bridge and
dancing complimentary To th" l.as-
ni'iic club. During tho evening u
luncheon VIII lie served by the host
"sH assisted Ivy Mr.. ". W. Tnyior
ani Mrs Lee Easl-y. Dr. aud M's.
Thylor's guests will h. Misses Ruth
Clark. corinn. Hercules. Kate Bran
son. Tot Mitchell. Mnriori. North
cui'. Elsa Richter. Evelyn and 10,
Sanders. Nell Abrams. Gertrude
johnson Of Patriot. Indiana. Mcssrs.
Walter Campbell. Fred Mulberry.
VIII John. Sam Morse. Milton Ham
"rsiough. Bryan; Doycton. j. Il. Nor
gan. Il. a. Gulh.n. Waldo Conki.. T..
;. smith. clyd. Harper and T.. j.
Scnncll
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TO see oursci's as i,hcr
see us"
From pilgrims poiut of view

U lNih Nlls'lHl = l'ptu' va Nl'N
blessed beyond compare by -
strategic position. by natural adynn-
tnycs and by historical association.
Trinidad stands n the keystone city
in the splendid arch OF Colorado ac-
u,iiiCs.
Old King Coal makes her the
splendid southern gateway city %!
the state. She commands ON one
hand. the FAR reaches OF Galveston
and the Gulf. New Orleans and the
Atlantic, the Pearl of the Antillc.
and the farther lrtlimus and on the
other. by dcvious ways and straight
the Golden Wcgi. the calm Pacific
and the awakening Orient. Before
her lies turbulent MrNico and behind
her towers the centennial state but
trcSsed by the great Northwest,
Marvellous for situation, rich in
inheritance. visioncd by wonderful
possibilities, she stands unique
among her sister cities.
Tho old Colony town bears the
name &c Greeley. The Queen CITY
has her Chccseman Park and hor
Spccr boulevard The sunshine city
has her Pixies Peak. while Purgatory
=.
rlooms and glows Fishers Peak and
Simpsons Rest stands Sentinel Kit
Carson Park shines on n low g.ccn
hill and the Santa Fc Trail is los,
To sound but to memory dear Wa.
II some forgotten Trinidadian with Il
colossal capacity for pcrpetuating til .
commonplace who gave to that heroic
course the pitiiul cognomcn Com
mcrcial street, Let us rcrhristrn
our "Apian Way" Honor the mem
ory OF the pioneers who blazod the
santa. i'e Trail trough Pinon and
stream. by cliff crests and canon hol-
lows. for the star of Empire on its
we.tcrnine way Let us mark IT,.
so that all who run may read. Clean
it, Illumiuc 1t. Exploit 1t. and
ma, II our own
1t has been well said that two
things. and TWO alone. make for
mans supreme cuntcnt-a smiling
woman and singing kettle. The
smiles of the Trinidad women are
surprising sweet. the song of the
kettle on the happy heurthstones is
heiy clear and her men are stron :
and brave and well content-perhaps
too well content with things as they
arc. not Us they ought to be.
Trinidad's civic pride is well evil
dcnccd in her beautiful homes. her
fine schools. hcr noble churches and
her stately purlisc buildings but her
rullir housekeeping is dcplvrably
''Hck Nr3iucsS. order. uIcunliucs.
" conspicuous by its abscnr. in
trects and alleys, in back yards aud
upon vacant lots.
.IuLl nv NuC al ilIratT rat ;nu i.I M.
cite one instance. I was comm"
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
ARBITRATION SOUGHT
IN BUFFALO STRIKE

Buffalo. y. Y. April ii.-Wi,h
street ears running under military
guard over only ten miles of the In
tcrna,sonnl Railway coinpany's 500
miles OF track and u general strike OF
ali labor unions In the city threaten
ed. strong influences We're brouIh,
to bear today upon the corporation
and its striking carmen to reach an
arbitration agreement.
Mayor Fuhrmann sought to reopen
the negotiations dcRdiOckcd last
night and ,h. state board OF mcdia-
ton began an Investigation OF the
whole strike situation.
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Mrs Biel Hostess.

Mrs. Louis B!ol OF gil KObinsOn
a'"ieic yesterday entertained num-
bcr ~ friends at dcllghtfully APP
pointed one O'Clock dinner. given In
honor OF the s!xty-ninth birthday au-
niversary of her mother. Mrs, Webb
Brown. The tables wer. bcau,!giiiiy
decorated In pink and waite acrna-
lions with appropriate place cards
Tor each guest Mrs, Brown was the
recipient OF many cong. aiulations
and III" hospitality OF 'ac hostess.
Mrs, Bici. was very mich enjoyed.
ThoT" present were NJ and Mr.. H.
T. MrRor.y. Mr.. and Mrs. r T.
brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kyle. Mrs,
''R.cd and Mrs. Macombcr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
DIPLOMATIC JOB

Washington. April ii.-Prcsidcn,
Wilson took under consideration to.
day for II diplomatic place Dr. II. l..
Jefferson of Colorado. presented by
Senator Thomas. Some nomination.
may be- seat to the senate tomorrow
or Monday. Representative Levy
urged the president to favor post
'poning the dat" FOR the beginning oi
collections under the incom. tax.
untll u year after the tariff bill went
into effect.
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No Reason Why Anyone Should Suf.
fer With Such Dlshsartsains
Experience.

No ease OF contagious blood poison Is
ever cured un,l tho last particle OF tho
virus has been removed from the c.rcuil.
tlou. Tho least taini left In the blood
via. sooner or later. cause "A fresh out
break Of tho trouble. with all It's h!deous
and destructive symptoms OF liberated
mouth and throat. copper coioye'i
siiotehs-. failing hair. sores and ulcers.
etc. No other medicine No surely cures
contagious blood poison as :, $. $. II
goes down Int" the blood and steadily
uni surely drives out every particle Of
the Infection. II absolutely and perfectly
rurihcs tho blood. aud leaves this vital
nuid as frrsh. rich and healthy a- II was
before th, destructive vsx.- cI CONTAGIOUS
blood poison entered 0O escuAk1sA
=. =. =. quickly iaises effect on the haaal1s
and gradually the symptoms disappear.
the health IN improved. the sIsin cleared
af all spots. sores and other bi.mi-hcs.
IN. hair stops coming out. tho mouth and
throat heal and when :. :. :. has
.leansed tho system az tho poison no
trace of In. dls~a-. H. LETT :. :.
cures contagious blood poison because Il
is tho greatest OF all blood purifiers.
tested and proven In hundreds and hun.
dr-sis of cases all over tho country,
You Will iird :. :, $, for sale In all
drug r,or-s nt si.oo per bottle. Write to
TN. swift Specific CO. l.. swift iiils I.
atlanta. Ga. for privat" medical sh"ir.
and u very Instructive book on NIL blood
diseases. sent free. sealed 1n plain
wrapper.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11

get. So she entered the store. shy
y attracted the attention OF u
salesman. pushed the bottle n, him
and whispered:
please. sir. smell this and gimme
10 cents worth. BROOKLYN Times.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
Sander. to Visit Chicago.

Mrs. Joseph sandcrs and daughter
Hazel VIII leave In TWO weeks for
Chicago where they viii spend u few
weeks preparing Miss Sanders trour-
scau before leaving FOR New York
City where the Sand.rs-Kansler
wedding viii be celebrated the fifth
OF June. Mrs. Sanders and daugh-
ter VIII b. Joined In Chicago the lat,
ter part OF May by AIR. Sanders. who
VIII accompany then to New York
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
Sunshine Society.

The regular business meeting OF
III. Sunshine Society was held this
afternoon Ut the home of Mrs. John
Casseil nt her home. a,V Ash street.
Three new member, We're taken Into
the society and other business mat
tors pertaining the b.it.rmcnt of the
society TOOK place, An unu'ugliy
large number We're present.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11


iion was finally enacted /, would not
prove Objectionable to Japan. lie
said thar The Japanese minister had
drawn the matter To his attcni ION
In manner that assured him OF the
fricndlincss Of japnn for the United
states. The president indicated thnt
there WAS an earnest effort afoo' I'm
California to fran. the law In uc-
cordnnrc with constitutional rights
so ,ha, Japan would not be Offend
ed. Mr.. Wilson was optimistic over
u general amiciabic outcome.
Referring to China. the prcsiicu,
explained that the intention had been
to recognize China as soon as tho
eonst fluent assembly WAS organized.
but that the adjournment OF the rs.
scmbly had postponed the event.
Sacramento. Calf. April 1.-THE
agitation in political and business
circles concerning the proposed alien
land law now pcading before the cal
iforuia legislature H. not Justified by
the facts in the ease. according to
members of the senate who read the
dispatch today from the .iapuncsc
capital.
Nothins IN the bill now before
the legislature can bC''ronst riIcd as
affecting tho present holding OF any
aliens. regardless OF their right to
become ci'i,ens.'' said Senator
Thompson. who was active In draft
ing the measure.
No confiscaiion Is planned. and
the Japanese have been misinformcL
az 20 our intentions. Land now held
by aliens may lie retained for ever,
FOR all that this bill is concerned.
The only restrictions are on land
to be acquired hereafter. whether
by lease or purchase, gift. devise or
otherwise. The bill limits future
leases to three years duration and
ownership to one year. This Is re-
sardcd as ample time for an alien to
dispose OF such property without
loss.
THE rights of any alien to citizen
ship Will not affect his status so Ynr
as ownership of land Is concerned.
All aliens will he treated alike by
this act. for II has been drawn to
apply equally to japanese. Germans
or the subjects OF any other foreign
nation
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
Miss Caldwell Hoxtexx

Miss vivian Caldwell entertained
u few Of her siri friends at dinner
Wednesday evening ut her home on
First street The table was dccora,.
eel In. red and white carnations. Cow
crs wcr" laid for Misses Helen Kuyer
Alice Heap. Justin. Wcstcrficld aud
the hostess
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
GRAND JURY PROBES
MILLION DOLLAR DEED

Chicngo. April IA grand Jury
Investigation OF the purchase of 81 -
OOO.0OU worth of voting machines
by this city was ordered by states at
torncy MacLny Poinday. A Iegislu-
vcstigntion,
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
St. Marearct's Guild

The postponed meeting OF the ST
Margnret's Guild VIII be held tonior.
row afternoon with Mrs. Fred Clark
AT her home ON North avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
NEW USE FOR THE NOSE

\ forgctful lassIc was sent To u
Heights drug store on an errand.
Long before the store was reached
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
Social Affairs ,'ii
f@9T LOCAL MOTIONS SsS
AsG AND SOCIETY NEWS Ssg

city To be present for the wedding
II Is with great regret to Miss SAN
d"rs' many Trinidad friends that the
Wedding is TO he solemnizcd in the
east
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BELGIAN GOVT. PREPARES
TO RESIST STRIKERS

brussels. Bc,g.. April lI.-Thc
Hclrian government Is preparing to
rcsist with all It's resources the gem
era! strike OF Belgian workmcn
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
Hypatia Club.

The Hypaiia cub will meet tomor-
row afternoon nt ::3O with Miss Sod
or and Miss Conkrisht ut 500 Ne
yuda avenue
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11
UNCLE SAM TO
RECOGNIZE CHINA

tcontinu.d fro,. pag. one.I
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11

which is scheduled to begin Monday.
Tile government has the support OF
the conservative Interests OF the
country.
The Socialists are confident that
nearly 100000 men will leave their
work In response to the strike order
The local strike committees are show
ing great activity In arranging to
lind Indignant strikers and In plac-
ing the children with sympathsizcrs
l.yod the frontiers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-11

Set midst her picturesque hills.
with the skies bending low 10
clrcss her,
she fosters the atrony, she
treasures the brave,
I't she waits for the good to
possess her.
ISABELLA CHuRCIliLL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-01
/ 4 F Z. RIA

Aver hubo Pastante concurrencia en-
la Feria. Todas las exhibicionGs fueron
visitad1simas
En- el hip6dromo Sc celebraron las
anunciadas carreras y en- elias resulta-
ron. vencedores Elwyn, ,Bandolero, Pope,
CoYadonga y EspaTa.
iEl aviador Brown no pudO verifcar
Su anunciado vuelo debido al NAL item
po que reinaba, Y por segunda vez Sc
qued6 en- TERRA el capitan Fernandez
Mater.
=, Tambien estuvieron muy concurridos
los espectaculos, principalmente el de
los bales espanoles y el que por la no.
che Sc da EN- el hip6dromo, que in
dudablemente son los mejores, cada cual
en- su clase, de los que Sc ofrecen en- la
Feria