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Fight
FANS keen FOR
CARD TONIGHT

Il 4
Especial STAR Bulletin Eetrespo ndencel
SCHOFTEI.D ID BARRAtKS. Nov. IA.
The fans are right upon their toes
awaiting the big fight at the infantry
amusement hall this evening. Prob
ably never before in tie history OF
THE post fights has the interest been
as intense and the management has
been having an unprecedented adj
vance sale Of seats, which insures a
record house. With fl1e5exception Of
the limited number OF feats on sale
at Gunst's for the town fans, prac-
tically ever seat ii the h5[hse has been
taken
/ All the principals ha1| been train
inc l,Ss,f 4nl1 al tC61E Eyer tsEfrs
ming yesterday Ke1s6ei& and Bud
Walters have been spfrrine and train.
ing partners and for three weeks have
been fhumping about the stage In the
amusement hall for several hours
every afternoon before a small cot.
erie Of supporters wednesday, aft
erncou they INDUCED In their last rope
skipping. shadow fighting stunts, and
finished the afternoon with 10 stiff
rounds, Kelsner going three extra hot
periods with Smiling Penndll = Pisz-
GEEK has been working under the tute-
lage Of Big Ward Of the 25th infantry
for the past three weeks and reports
from both his supporters and the
Kilsnef following are to the effect that
he is in fine fettle. Betting locally is
about even. although a little money
early Yesterday morning was offered
by a Piszczek enthusiast at Id to Z on
Piszczek This. however, was quickly
covered and there seems to be no
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GERMAN AVIATORS
ESTABLISH NE "
WORLD RECORDS.

On October il further flights were
undertaken for the German national
aviation purses Of $4,000 and 100000
to bed istributed on October 81. VIC
tor stoefier again attempted to break
his own record made on Seutember 16,
when he few from Mulhouse, in the
Alsace. via STUTTGART, Chemnitz, to
Warsaw In Poland, covering dis
lance Of 1900 kiiometers. or about
$50 miles. He was not satisfied with
this record. however, and on October
1s and "A. few minutes after mid
night StoefRer started from the Jo-
hannisthal fields with his AyiatiK BIZ
plane. He reached Posen at 1855 in
the morning, returned to Johannisthal
at 6:05s at Ass p. m. he reached
Darmstadt, leaving there one minute
later From there he few to Hab.
sheim, back to Darmstadt. and to Hab-
shei magain When passing over
Strassburg he was lighting strong
contrary winds but landed finally on
the Habsheim aviation fields at 1882
midnight. safely and in good physical
condition
He had covered 1920 kilometers, or
about 1850 miles. within "a hours.
beating the previous worlds record
made BY Brindeioncs, Frenchman.
Of 1856 kilometers by s34 kilometers.
The second aviator to start on that
day was Richelt, who had to interrupt
his hight on account Of motor de-
feet.
The third to start was Robert The
len. who used an Aibatross biplane
and carried as passenger Captain
Commander Berthold When last,
heard Of he had covered SO kilone-
tiers.
Aviator Berton. with Janisch as pas
senger, covered 900 kilometers in a
continued fight of ~ hours and land
ed in Belgium near Marienbourg
This flight was made without inter-
ruption or mishap and is another
worlds record The previous record
was held by Lieutenant Canter OF the
German army, who covered sos kilo-
meters between Doeberitz-Luebeek
with one passenger and in one contin-
ued and uninterrupted fight
Stoeffier, Berton and possibly Stief.
water who covered 1850 kilometers in
"a hours, are, up to last reports. can
didates for the large national aviation
prizes
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AND
BASKETBALL At
FORT SHAFTER

Especial Star- HHIlei.n Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER. Nov. l4.-Lleut.
e. B. Lyman. coach OF the regimental
basebaii Team, had his aggregation
out on "Wednesday afternoon for \
tryoGt against one OF the company
teams. and the candidates for posi-.
tons showed up well. There was q
lack Of team work. as was but nattl-
raj. but the material is promising.
The B company team was the trial
horse and the final score was 10 to 5
In favor Of the regimental nine.
The opening game In the big COM.
pany series occurs on the 18th when
and Al companies, mines clash Ns
the initial attraction. Interest In the
series promises to run high judging
from the advance enthusiasm. while
the variety OF new and handsome uni
forms already IN evidence speaks well
for the support being given to tho
teams by the various company cuun-
els In appropriations from the COM
pany funds.
Another promising feature OF regi-
mental athletics Is the basketball
team that has been reorganlzed this
ocanDtt anu p4dESu III CtlNfSc OE LIEUT.
ID. 7. Green or the End Infantry.
Lieut. Greene Is player OF expefi-
ence. having won his place on the
West Point team during his cadet
ship. He is q recent arrival as the
post from the Military academy. be-
ing classmato Of Lieut.. c. B. Ly-
man and Lieut.. Sadticr and Is IN their
class 10 his branch OF athletics
Lieut. Greene has been endeavoring
but without success to arrange to
enter hts team OF basketball players.
In the Y III. G. A. tournaments. rs
seems that the series IN question are
limited as to participants 10 members
of the Y NJ. G. A. and that teams
composed Of outside players are In
eligible. This Is the understanding
that Lieut.. Greene has Of the sitna
ton. He Isl however, continuing his
efforts TO get at the association play.
ers and falling ia that viii arrange
games With teams from other army
posts. the Camp Very garrison and
the various schools of Honolulu.
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CHINESE AND
18TH TO PLAY
FIVEGAMES
Tomorrow Afternoon Punahou
VIII Tackle Chinese for
Second Time

That disputed question Of Superior
ity between the All-ChlneEe bah toss
j ers and the crack zine Of the 25th In
2fantry. bids fair to be settled once
and for all in the near future A
series Of five games has been sched.
uled by Manager Sam Hop. who made
q trip 70 Leilehna yesterday. and
came 70 terms with LIST Sergeant Hol.
lingsworth, Of L company. Games will
be played st Athletic Park on Satur.
day November %. sunday, November
%. and on December s and Z. The
date OF The fifth game, should one be
played, Is not yet set. II Is probable
that one Of the games scheduled
above will be played at SchofieId Bar
racks, and the other three in town.
ct Athletic park. The first Saturday
game VIII be played at 8 D. M. and
the game OF Sunday. the gard. al 10
IN the morning.
Whether IL Is the regular, author
lied regimental team that won the
pennapt Of the post league, or q pick
Up organization Of 18th infantry play
ers that is to 90 against the Chinese
seems to be q matter Of some doubt.
bam Hop believes that the former Is
the case, but Il was announced some
days ago from Scholield that the reg.
mental team had been disbanded by
order OF Colonel Kennon, and the uni
forms turned IN. Lieutenant Saunders
is manager Of the regimental team.
and to date has had entire charge Of
the booking arranGements.
II Is TO be hoped that the 25th win
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Punts and Passes

o'Dowda Is just recovering from a
bad blow on the Kidneys.
Punahou has been, going through
some hard practice the last few days.
Quintai has been working at quar-.
ter and will be used In the Town-Pun
game.
Pong wrenched his arm In the last
game and is also out for the rest of
the season.
Austin has been doing good work
at full for the last few days and will
be USED there in the game on Satur-
day.
Brown Is still being troubled with
sore shoulder. He Is being used at
end.
Punahon is going in to fight To the
finish on Saturday and the team
hopes to come back" by beating the
fast ToWnies.
Captain Bill Inman win probably
be out Of the game for the rest OF the
season. In the game with Mckinley
he injured his back badly, and has
been confined to his bed for couple
af days. In Inman Punahou loses one
Of her fastest and heaviest linemen
and the coaches will have hard time
finding q man who can hold down left
tackle like Smiling Bill can.
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A PHILADELPHIA family has the

A Philadelphia family has the dis
tinction of having retained the ser
vices of servant girl for SO years.
p A New York man, wanting doctor
in hurry and not knowing tele-
phone. number, called up the police
station. said he had found his wife
hanging and wanted an ambulance.
A prairie fire on the Nebraska
plains has destroyed the homes of
many farmers and has ruined graz
ing along the state line. 1t started
near the Rosebud Indian reservation,
South Dakota, and is still raging.
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A mass meeting is to be held in
Republic, Ohio, town of 500 inhabi-
tants, to investigate the cause of and
remedy for the alarming number Of
unmarried people. Ministers have
promised to perform marriage cere-
monies free as an inducement to the
eligible widows and bachelors.
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A Boston man threw a rock through
a restaurant window because for Is
cents he got plate with only AZ
baked beans omit. He was sentenced
TO two months in the house of correc-
ton, but says he'll do it every time
he is SO imposed upon.
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Fort Shnffer Notes

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER. Nov. 14.-Wfth
the return of several officers of the
I'd infantry by the transport Sherman
the quarters question has again be-
come acute at Shafter. Captain Wat
kins had reasonably hoped to have
some OF the cantonment sets ready
for occupancy, but unforeseen delays
have occurred and none has been
completed. Lieutenant and Mrs. Pres
ton have therefore moved into the
vacant bachelors set In the mess
building. 1t. and Mrs. v. A. Boiler
with their three children were for
tunate in finding the full set Of quar-
tiers reserved for Lieutenant-cob0he
Atkinson at their disposal pending
that officers joining from the extern
sion OF sick leave recently granted
him from Washington. The Boilers
will therefore have comfortable set
of quarters for the month to come and
by that time the cantonment will I'M
doubtedly be well along towards com
pIetion. Lieutenant and Mrs. Wright
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Reed wiz
reoccupy their former tent quarters.
while Lieutenant Foster win naturally
grayitate to the bachelor group Of
tents.
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WALKERS MEET TONIGHT.

Those interested. in the annual
Kalakaua avenue walking race are
requested TO attend a meeting called
for 1880 this evening at the Office oil
Charles Chillingworth, at which plans
for the coming event will be worked
out 49, .-T
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Two men, both employed by Mat
toon, ILL.,, newspaper, were burned to
death by fire in the clearinghouse
in which they we're sleeping. Z
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Celebrations were held simulta-
neously in thirteen states to dedicate
the beginning Of the Lincoln Highway,
which will join San Francisco and
New York .r.. -..I =
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soCCER RESUL rs IN
THE BRITISH LEAGUES

Following are the scores of the SOC
Ger matches played in the Scottish and
English leagues October IS:
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The post graduate class In the gar.
rison school for officers is today en-
gagged in tactical ride. Maj E. v.
Smith, I'd infantry, being in charge
of the ride. These exercises win be
held weekly throughout the season
for theoretical instruction with suit
able variation as to the character OF
work called for and with the differ
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Private John ID. Wood, Company A.
Las been appointed corporal In that
company. vice Walsh, reduced. Other.
appointments and promotions In the
regiment are: Company Z. Corporal
Clarence A. Hammer. to be sergeant.
vice Distler, reduced; Lance Corporal
William Fischer and Private Thomas
Hennessy to be corporals. vice Ham
ner, promoted, and Overbay, dis
charged, respectively.
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The program for today 3 concert BY
the ID infantry band at 400 +. m.
is as follows:
Overture IN Mnette d Porticls
80. $3.50. 1900. Auber
Duet for clarinet and saxophone Till
Earcafolle ..... 49,. Tschaik0Wsky
Selection Algeria ..... Herbert
Valse Leute Amoureuse. Berger
Finale Indian Summer M0ret
Albert Jacobsen. Chief Musician.
1t Is announced that General Blan-
quet, even IL elected, will decline to
serve as president Of Mexico.
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o'Dowda is just recovering from q
bad blow on the kidneys.
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i[Ik s1Ill'5s .|s'5 s@s's|,I S's t'''

When you 'fe ssSk ~ sun dos n. Asvp away
from ...saiiSd "s.oie. Tbs a!eutsa aud
!anersssss a:.;es many II 'hem .u's'A'.
stimulate you iss .sN minutes after tie
':ase ,s 'akcn then i-aseypu ~"'ss od shaa
svrs You came: s-; w~ii by taxing s'ssn',.
iaais Spu a:r liable 'o Ec' ~u'ss
Resall U..ve oil Emulsion ,s ro: . sissnu.
LAM, Il IL a syal n.rvo and body and blood.
building tncS!ici.,c II puts the sysissi, INTO
shst- TO uvrsr.src preset nj and frssss feiufs
sickness I; does ro; contain d'yp a =.
eutol nn< anything else harmful. Hut 4
hu,ids yu,, UP. n'ascs YOU fed better.
stronger, liyc.isr rot the ;ir>; huus--hu'
ate. .cN day.. Niicn tho s;Ierxta~nrnG.
tommy ani ,.ss,,c-b.a,ii,ns ins'pCi,.n's have
had |. Chance ;u uo-s through yosis bluod n.
10 ,l,psc muscle and organs that need thc's
vitality. giving help The four 1lypophos-
ph:.cs !; contains strengthens the nerves
while pafcs, Olive Oil notr,shcs them.
Rcsa!l Olive Oi Emulsion Is an tteal.
epfn'non.scnsc .nviEora'ur and up.buldes.
There IS d,scS: benefit TO y"u IL, every one
Of i,s ingredients. You who arc weak ard
run down. aad YOU ~'io are apparently veil
now. bit arc liable to suffer from various
cold weather ailments. usc Rcsail Olive Chl
Emulsion 10 &c. and keep wcll and stfonG
For the tired lott, rundown. nervous. cfna.
GATED q dci,ili,a;c!-;he eonvalc>sinG--
growing children aged pcople--it - .
sensible aid TO renewed strength. better
spirits. glowing health.
Rssall Olive Oil Emulsion-kins Il the
celebrated Rcxall Rcfnc,iie> - is fos freedom
from sickness ~ you and your family Pleas
An,.,as,ine--uniikc the cod liver oil psreA-
a,ions-you'l II lie as cn;hus:asisc abues 's
as we arc when yui have notssfi's strength.
es..nE. inv,gora:ins. .,-'s!ding up. d'sease-
prryCn,ias eAe,;. II i; does not help you.
yussr money will lie given back to you with
ou; argument. Sold in this community only
at our atore-Thc kcnall S,ofe-ons OF
more than 200 leading drug .;ores In 'hs
United States. Canada and Great Britain.
Inc iiausnnn Drug Company -
The Riverside Drug store. Peoples
drug store. Opera House Drug store.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, nrr iiass; Receipts
81. ....: narsS, .uii. loo is~.rs huii
nt sales ;:s So '':. lights -" ="
.,:": m,s-a e: 4" u :s". heavy :,is
To f,:: r.ush ia Ia 90 piss (:
In
Cattle Receipts :.,s.s market
steady to shade is.~f: b--t-~ to
s..e. T-sas steers SIS tn 80: ~-...
.sn steer. :: >. 10 :,';: s'srs"rs and
feeders I =" {" 80" .a~s AMI h"i''
~. a.. ,s To. Tsiy-s =. 3. 10 IL
sheep Receipts ss."e-5 market
strong :. q shade higher native J 81.
i. SO. -.zI.rE s.sn - ste. sras-
iins. 81. ." :Ss lambs. native {. 81"
9. 5.Ss western ; .. =. ;;'
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Dee, Wheat today
showed = tendency - harden in re-
sisonse TO y deef@as- in the European
visible sapply, The nayk., opened
unchanged to l to 10 higher. but af-
'~r~aid reacted In iss, nights level
sso~ aud rain strengthened corn
The close MAS weak at ! io .e net
advance,
Higher cable. Tonnssa likewise
against the bssTs Op.h:ns psices.
Though. which were ! tn ! To sc an.
failed 10 hold. as buyers ~.r~ nj,
urssri,
The siss- sas STEADY. unchanged
10 /. higher.
Oats developed ten .-sraiy furnaces
si,h corn. hut sssEsd ss-n corn
.ss@i fsrk
cin.-: Wheat. December ": May
SO. Ia !.
Corn. u-eemb~t .".: Msy :os
Oats. D~~~nb~s sSl n !. May al.
To AZ.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. De-. ..-Th. course Of
the market recently having inai~st-
cd that real liquidation had .-as-.i.
support sas given ORGANIZED efforts
Ia pu; up prices today. r-shnirai
conditions acre in favor Of an up
Hsid movement and concerted pres
.,is. ~ss applied AGAINST III" short
interest when the market showed .
tendency Ia ignore b-aiish iRiiu"ae-
es
The tape Was bus with a series "f
large transactions in III. prominent
ssa~ks and prices rose eo6slsi-htiy
through III. morning. Tn. si'-Hsih
of the iisi Mas the NOR. impfessis'
b~-a anss i, haa no foreign assis'anrr
.l,shdah. in fact. was II moderately
Large seller. the movement i@fiSihs :
chief impulse from uncertainty "E-F
the imp~nfInE French loan ANA the
Threatened congestion Of the i.on-
don market, Easier mansy sa.o'iT'
aged speculation an tn" Ions side.
Gail !oans renewed a, ~. compared
with = yesterday
iisnds ssf- sirsns
The market closed Easy
Exhaustion af the bayins NOV"
n-ni made the list vulnerable io pro
s-~.ionai selling under which most Of
the snins srr. cancelled iat~ Ia the
asr and American Telephone ~rs
weak At the close
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas ciiy. No. dee, Hogs;
Receipts i<."nn: marie, i"r lower:
bulk Of sale, as tn :...: heavy $50
To rs: t.s.ksr. and hu'.n~ss "a;
T." :.e.: lights E: :" In /; 30 piss ;,;"
SIS.
Cattle N.~~is's ii.""". market
steady prime fed steers 80" so $50;
Dressed h~ef steer. ss.s to SO:
western steers G tn ;."s southern
steers 80" sn ;a"5 r.ss ~: I. :.
h-it-s~ Ss;." 4" >,S"s .tosk-fs ana
feeder. 80. to- ::.s buiis 81; 10
4. So: .ais-. c.:" In u.
sheep Rsseip'. i".a.": marks;
steady isfnts To rs: S~asiins.
:.:: Ia s.:.. we,h~ss -" tn $40:
|ev~s ia CO
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Iirrnos;.ip, Mexico. Dec. 2.-Dffi-
ciais received Information today from
federal dcsc'te's that the garrisons
n, Guaynas and Mazat!an had been
preparing to ovacua'c. II was he
iicvcd that this nd given rose to the
reports from Iurcz last night that the
two west coast ports had fallen into
the hands % the insurganta
There has been no disposition b.
consti,utionaiis,s to attack either
town. as IL has been assumed that
sooner or later ,h. {. icral would
evacua,e voluntarily. Both towns
were defended by well fortified 'o-
sitious and at Guaymas the federal
g,inboats increased the danger TO the
party.
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II has b.-n .Nt-.i"d Tar many
days ih,t th- M"NiraH s"V"THm"n'
wSuii order a concentration "f i's
forces in the noF'hN-si as . matter
sf protection ssain.' further aisan'-
r. ~ the SonsIiIu,ionaiis's rhii-
Guayn,. AMI Mssa,inn ~.ala s~ TAX
IN nnls ~i,h sF-a' s~s Ta- sssu'
Il ,h- federal sarris'as 81 ihos-
,a-as A.uIL l., sssas.-r, - .ss h :
ii-,-i. " mosills-d A.'h o,h-T f"T".-s
=, snm. mof- Central rain'.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

brns-s. Coia. D~s'. :s-Cai,t~ tt~.
s-inis zoe market steady. i~~'
steers In ;.ss ro~. and s-i'-rs
as to sss. .,orhr-. ani feeder
ss5s 60 ;.s"s raisss : 4. go
iias. Receipts i..."s market
lower top 5ss. hpik "t ssi~. 't'
&" 5s."s
Sh-cr Receipts :.i..s market
steady. s~lriirss . - &. . ~~,h~ =
Is. 9" s.. ismt-.. 50" 'n .....
feeder lambs /. 3" 4. s:. frcsH' rr>-
paid: -~-. :. .. ;o t..i
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PRESIDENT HAS MANY
CHRISTMAS INVITATIONS

Washington. Dec. s.Prcsiaent vii.
son has under consideration invita-
tion. To spend hts Christmas ,aca.
,iop in Colrmtta. 3. e. Augusta. Ga.
or u rla,c near Corpus Christie. TrN-
as. lie will not decide which to ao-
ccpt until jus, before he is ready I"
go. II congress romans in session
without holiday retess the president
probably will take no vacation Al,
all.
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POLICE CAPTAIN
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY

>-r York. p--s ~ former rsa'
lice captain. I-oH.ini.A i;ii-fs -as
ira,.i-a an .haf<- "i nfis~fs To-
.iss bs the srana jury is s.nn--ts"n
-i,h the alleged conspiracy h-sus~a
tie i-sIi.- ara ~t..Ns'appins s-in.;'
i-r. Hii-Y i. accused at ssssr rsins
81 ..". in r-.uia for granting sr-
80 sinai-ss T-piir- protection
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

~ i'ssa. T-sEs. d. : iu,n y
Medina. chief "' .'sf' q" ran"sn
v,Iis. is in ,h- ~ i's'" '"un'' jsii.
charged with bringing s'"i"n r'"I''
srty n. the value -, over So sat"
,n- state ~. pssATr-s'-i ias' rish'
vt.n h. s.m. 'o - rssa. 'hi"' Of
si,t detectives . q s'hns.i I'skins
,h- arrest. s,ans.i -ass H~ H''''
,h. ,rr.~, .a th' 'in"rr,sii'n tr.fn
villa hins-if. -tS s=---'"'i ''s'
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cHoArE ELECTED TRUSTEE
OF no lNyuRAxcE CO.

N-s SaGk. D~es :-Io.~rh u.
rhaa,-. former American asnsa..aaos
g. Great ini,sins 80. "I-si~i snia,
an- Of the ,a'ins trustees represent
Ing the san,roIiins interest in ;h-
E.iii,sbio i.it- N..ssans. s.cie'y.
a-n--, by J y MaTsan Nj Cheat
sscr--ds George " Perkins. who So
signed.
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NEW YORK METAL

N-s YORK. b@r i.rai "s.J.
as 's as
sp-ii~r 1ui.,. 5.is 10 s:'.
Conner ruir'. standard SPOT to
Januar, - 3" ii.ias
Tin weak sri' and b-e"mi~r
3, g. q" a.
Iron Irregular: No. northern
I5..: q. 1876 No. northern ~ ~
1850 No. ! snu,h~rn .: IN 1850:
No I sruih--p soit T.. .. - 80
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zELAYA CASE CLOSED.

q wash,asinn. n-- . ~ 'E" state
department t~siay the Z-laFa sas~
~hs considered siSs.,i AMI the form
-F dictator FTl.as" In N"N York
AS expected d, hirbttai. with 'h'
agreement tina, b. N"uii return 4"
iisr-"ioHa I"iaEa u.li h"i h. re-
i-a.-a. n"u"v"r. uh'ii 'n- formal
ratification 1f'ha, arrangement y
resolved fran Nicaragua pna ~"
former president .,li b. under .Ya
.-rsa,..u un'ii h- zaii. for sr,is
bssrms.T IT.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

chissRn. De. e.-rir.' sales of
psosisioa. aef~ five In i~a and i-.r
loser. with subsequent additional
fall,
Close Fork. January ANA: Mas
:i"s.
Lard. Jsnnsr, Ias:. To 81: May
ii.ic,
Ribs, j.nuar. ii.oss MAY li.s.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. t,-c. ..-cIosr. Prime
paper : to
Con,m.rrisl tsii!. tSi.
liar silver .:s.
Mexican dollars IIi
Government boaxis sioaiy
Railroad boris nrm.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for ih- whistles The C->
rarr.-r boSs nos pess-~. n-v ~hi..
ties, The baSs Will bis~ the whistles
sh~h 'h-N deliver I.sp~r. whrn
you hear the ~bi.,i. tonight ans
niss'. hereafter SET ysHr r.S Just
after !, has i.--n Thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

M"ains hsd n", accounted i"r = T..
."" ia 'asl- Ni.'iiHa d.Ei'-' ,hs, NJ
Rot ans al Villas m"H", sn'i s-.y.
he had resigned ne NiilIa shi~' "i
staff aui Wss nI,itias ID" f'..
s~,yi-- ~H.n 40 raHi. Z" ~ i'lFp
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Dec. s-Amaisamat"d
.5i Sugar 1853: A'-hison %.
Northern Pacific 1865. Reading
i.".. southern Pacitic. extra divi.
dcnd. S.,. Union Pacific lio3: 4. S.
steel .5l = :. Siccli preferred
lois.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

aous~n plant 80 Thy csI~,nd .s.ii, sni
as,ursIl, without ts,in. and With n"n- It
Shs, i-~uiisr nsu.~a. n-rywu.uess and
.,h~r .ymptonr. that tend I. weaken ih,
rr.,--ti,. ua'h-r. Thus Cupid an'i the
.."rk arv rated a. cunning riotscrs :" hrr.
aid ,k~ -oninf II a little .uui'caa I" Glad.
sS-p sh- hart. and b.us>>
Tk"u.sn'is IT v"mep Know from ett'efi.
,orv N.,b~r'. Friend I. .e~ of our greatest
contributions q" happy mo'hcrhp-i *-'ld
hy ali drIrri.,. at $40 t~r h"tti-. E.t--.
isIly rvc,mm- n,isd ss . preventive Of cat.
Ing hrvast.
Witt. TO Rrsdh-id Regulator Co. III
Lamar Rids.. N,ian's. Ga. fur thcir val.
pat,le b,-,k to ciI-ctant rs"thcrs.