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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-15
How She Fooled The Doctor

Three years ago my little girl. Angela.
was taken sick with the scarlet fever and
later dropsy set I'M her face and limbs
swclcd aud her eyes pulled. A leading
physician here at the time. treated her
without the slightest success. A sample
of your Swamp Root having been left at
the house at the time. I resolved to try
it. and as it agreed with her stomach ]
continued using it with grateful results.
The inflammation began to subside after
and after she took two large bottles she
was pronounced cured by the doctor and
has been in good health ever since. The
doctor came to see her every day and OK
amined her every second day until he
pronounced her kidneys in perfect con-
dition.
Now then the doctor was under the
Impression that ] was giving my girl his
medicine. but rs his medicine had failed
to do bit Of good. and desiring not to
offend him. did not tell him | was Civ
ing her swamp Root and he did not
know the difference. ] did not use one
drop Of his medicine after | started my
girl on Swamp-Root. and have always
felt that DIR. kilmer's swamp Root
saved my lirrs life, for which ] am
grateful.
Icanno, praise il too highly.
Very truly.
MRS. MARY BYRNE.
New Brunswick. n. J.
State Of New Jersey
County OF Middlcscx
Mrs. Mary Byrne. being duly sworn
by me. according to law. on her oath
saith that the above statement made by
me is Just and true.
MRS. MARY BYRNE.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me
this 10th day Of July, A. d., 1909.
MARGARET I. DONNELL.
Notary Public.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-15

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,. Jan. i5.--ES.
Mayor Albert Moore. now In the mining
business in Arizona. pleaded guilty yes
tcrlay to two counts Of indictments
charging completely with gambling and
the social evil. He was fined $3.50 on
each count.
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c,tcr 20
DR.. kilmcr & Co..
u nshamton. y. Y.
Prove Wha, Swsmp.Roo, Will Do For You

send to Dr kIincr & Co., Bingham
ton. y. l.. for sample bottle. II will
convince anyone. You will also receive
II booklet 81 valuable information. telling
all about the Kidney and bladder. When
writing. be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
cent and onc-dollar size bottles for sale
n, all lr,i, 81 ores
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-15

Besides the above enumerated
there are many other models In every
known fur. All 81 to 81 inches long
and In the latest and most approved
models.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
.PUJO WANTS DOCTOR
TO SEE ROCKEFELLER
Continued from Page one.)

GERS of each of those institutions The
fact was developed that in mutual com
panies the policy holders show little iu-
clInarion 10 control the affairs of the
companies and exert practically no pow
CT in the election OF officers,
John G, Mccall, vice president Of the
New York Life Insurance company
said in 1905 there were 9O0, 900 policy
holders of the company, OF these six
ty-two voted Mt the annual meeting.
In l9li, forty voted.
Charles \. Peabody, president of
The Mutual. said that in 1911 there
were between 100000 and 700. 900 stock
holders and 1927 votes were cast
Judge W. y. Day, president of the
Equitable assurance society said that
ont Of 100000 policy holders usually
between twenty-five and fifty voted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
COLD WEATHER WAVE
REACHES TO MEXICO
(Continued from Page One.)

morning. Several persons We're injured
by falling upon icy pavemcnts. Ac-
cordipg to weather bureau reports the
lowest temperatures registered IN the
southern part of the stale was al San
Beruardino. where tic mercury dropped
TO II degrees NJ Rcdlands, the tenn
pcraturc this morning was ID as against
"A Monday, while al Riverside il was
o., or ono degree warmer than ycster-
day.. These two cities arc in the heart
of the principal orange belt, and some
reports state that half the crop has
been yithcrcd BY the frost. Rcdlands
usually ships 300 ears annually and
Riverside g average shipment is l]Oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
THE BEST TEACHER
Old Experience Still Holds the Palm

For real practicul reliability and
something 10 swear hy. experience
plain old cxpcriencc-is able 10 carry
a big load yet without getting sway
back.
\ western woman found some things
about food from Old Experience II good,
reliable teacher She writes;
.'T think ! have used almost every
breakfast rood manufactured but none
equal Grape Nuts in my estimation
~ was greatly bothered With weak
stomach and Indigestion, with forma-
tion Of gas after eating, and tried
many remedies for il but did not lind
relief.
''Then | decided must diet and see
If | could overcome the difficulty that
way. Nv choice OF food WAS Grape.
Nuts because The doctor told me | could
not digest starchy food
'.Grapc- Nuts food has been of great
benefit 30 me tor ! feet like different
person since | begun 10 eat IT. IL is
wonderful TO see how strong my nerves
have become, | advise everyone to try
it, for experience is the best teacher.
.'If YOU have any stomach trouble
can L gesi YOUR food, nsc Grape Nuts
food for breakfast at least. and YOU
won t. he able 90 praise it enough when
YOU see how different YOU feel, Name
given bv Postum Co., Battle Creek.
Mich. Read the little book, ''rhc Road
TO Wellviile,' in pkeS. There : 4
Reason.
Ever read tho above letter? A new
one appears from timo to time. They
arc genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
Advertisement
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Expect Great Floods.

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. Tile United
States weather service issued a liooo
warming today to dwcllers in the low
lands OF western Washington. pointing
ont that the melting OF the mountain
SHOWS must cause The overrloWiug pi
rivers, already at the danger point. Rain
rell ali Jay In the lower altitude Of west
el-n Washington. soft snow In the noun
tnins H..
Cascade division has been lled UP Ior
several days. Is unable 10 clear it's track
on The western slope near the tunnel, pc
cause OF successive slides y slide to-
dav covered live men and one was
killed. .,s,.
Tho milwaukee, and Northern Pacific
RAILWAYS which have maintained service
al little delay during the last week,
wcrn crippled today by the storm ana
trains are running lrrcgularly Tho gale
which is oycrspreading western WASH
Inctou is expected 20 change the pre-
cInjtation In the mountains from sno"
10 rain and fill every gulch WITH Tor
REPORTS from the Green. White and
STUCK rivers in King county lnulcit'c
that farmers living near those streams
are preparing for n great inrush oi iIood
water. H., T.; ,,.,
inr- ra nidly and farmers have moved their
portable property back from Its paUHa
Thn SAM. condition prevails along inc
Skacir tho largest river in WcSteii,n
Washington, and the Puya!luP' NNeha'i"
and Cowlitz rivers ~ .t.,,,
'rhc temperature in Seattle tonight
gives promise OF being eight degrees
warmer than last night
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TWO CAVE||VS, ONE
FATAL, At M|GE
Continued from Page One.)

rescuers had failed TO find any trace Of
the other workmen, Some hope was
held out that the two men were alive
until late this evening. Hope was
abandoned when it was learned that
there was all exit on the other side OF
the cave, which was known TO both
men. The rescuers hope TO recover the
bodies OF Squires and the Greek early
in the morning.
Harwood was working in another
stope during the evening. While clear
ing away dirt at the head OF d chute
he lost his balance and fell 100 feet
to his death. Harwooj had been in
Bingham for the past SIX wears. He
leaves Il wife. Squires also was mar
ried man. Pappas was single man.
When the accident occurred in the
Highland Hov five men were working i'm
the face Of the drift. Without warn
ing the whole face of the drift com
menced to slide toward them. Three
OF the men escaped with minor injuries.
Sebanc and conadera were caught i'll
the slide. Each of Sebanc s legs was
broken and Conadera sustained frac-
ture Of the right leg. They we're re
moved TO the Bingham hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
BOY PLAYS GIRL
FOR 1S YEARS
Fraud Is Only Discovered When
Marshal Takes Youth Into
Custody at La Junta,

VICTOR. Colo. Jan After 1nasqucr-
adjng as Il girl for eighteen Gears, the
sex OF Irene Moynnhan VAS learned to-
day. lie was arrested in La Juntd b-
Sheriff A. IL Wcinecke, Who, because
or his masculine appearance. decided that
he was boy In girls clothes, Irene was
ON his way to visit his father in D.Sbcc.
Arig.
Until the holidays Irene had been
student in the Victor hiGh school and AL
his life had been passed nN as II GIL
Mrs Moynahan. when Told that ber son
had been arrested aDd that llls se1 had
been discovered stated that she Ind al
ways passed him Off RS a girl because ct
her disappointment in having two Sons.
Not even her husband was aware OF the
boys sex. This was borne out hy The
discovery OF a letter IN the boys effects
by the sheriff at La Iunta.
The letter was addressed TO his fa,her
in Eisbcc and declared that the mother
was ''sendlng Il son To bim as n New
Years gift" Mrs, Moynahan will Join
her son at La Junta and together they
will continue,the journey to Bisbcc. Irene
is now dressed in boys clothes, furnished
hv the police for the first time IN his
llIe Mr. Moynahan is Il leoser OF the
mino IN the CEpp'e Greek
dist rict.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
CHARTER ISSUED FOR
BANK IN SALT LAKE

SpeClaI % The Tribune,
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Jan. S.-The
comptroller OF the currency today issued
charter TO the National City bank of
Salt Lake City with capital stock of
two hundred ftiy thousand dollars
James I"ngrcc, president. Hyrum PIN
gree gkhl.y.
r w, ODouneII of Ncrnal was today
admitted 10 practice In the United States
Supreme Court.
Senator Sutherland today offered an
amendment to the legislature appropri-
reductions made IN any force employed
under ciNi! service under the executive
branches of The government. no honor
whose rccoCd is rated as good shall be
discharged. dropped or reduced in rank
or Salary
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Sincere Statement From
Reliable Citizen

Your window display in tho store Of
Mr., l.. j. Sweeney here, reminded nc
that ny family owed Il debt Of graft
tudc 10 your wonderful preparation for
kidney trouble.
feW YEARS %go my wife suffered
from ;t scucrai breakdown n health.
She was troubled continually with back-
ache and suffered severely from nerv.
ousncsS aEG loss a. appetite.
We tried several preparations and
had the services Of different physicians
who prescribed tor icr. but she could
not obtain any permanent relief from
their treatment.
NJ The time was connected with
he drug business and had heard 20
many people aocal, highly " %, iS:l-
mcr. ; 1wamg Root, that resolved to
try it,
Ny VII, Lad only been taxing it a
yrGrj ;imc wu,u She fell much i'm
proved, We continued its use 10Y some
time until lie felt entirely well and was
hundred per cent better in every WY.
Since that time she has bad no re-
turn Of The trouble. We always keep
Swamp-Roo- IN iEe house and find il p
wondcrful tcui,. gs well a. great hid
ucr medicine
We want 20 thank Won sircc,clv For
the benefits derived from its Dsc and
shall never hesitate 20 recommend IL 10
our friends. Yours very truly.
w. 5. FRY.
Potts:o own, Pa.
Affirmed 10 before nc, Justice of
the Peace in aud for Montgomery
County. aud State os Pcrnsylvania,
this lth day of May. 1912
JACOB i. u. GRANT,
Justice of the Peace,
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Ship Sticks in Mud Directly
After Financier Voiced
PreSentirnent.
MEETS NELSON ALDRICH
New Yorker Seems Surprised
When He Finds Former
Senate Boss on Board.
By international Ncw. service

Its' In Nt,,,.,I
NEW YORE. Jan -J pi.,rour
Morgan was nor, rcs1, ,bou rs,,I IN.
day when he arrived ~ tbc Chelsea
dock to take passaoc for E.,ypt
aboard The Write STAR liner
Nlriatic. \s he stconcJ from his
automobile battalion Of ycportcrs aud
battery Of camera mon surrounded
him. Reporters tried in v,iu IN cy.
tract some expression from the
Gnancicr. on business arf i.ayel his.
tory and nuy other irnninabIc .ubiccf
that his inmisliors eagerly horcd would
excite his loouacitv. The pr,al banker,
waving his heavy walking stick menac.
iurlv. staIkcd sturdil,. aioua 10 the
ship, looking neither TO the rirht nor
the left.
m going 10 Eu,p; ON thc Ad-
riatic. - was all he said.
Two or three times after ne had
reached the main drct of the Adrjatic
hc repeated the declaration: .'l'm 90.
ing 10 Egypt -
To greet him at the boat was = larac
number OF friends ana relatives. Con
spicuous amorg them wYs his son
''Jack." who aroys 20 resemble his
father more month bv month: his
daughters. Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs.
Herbert l.. Satterlcc and Mrs iIamil.
ton: also several banking associates.
Mrs. Satterlcc and little Miss Helen
Morgan Hamilton. his granddaughter.
are the only ones accompanvineg him
on The trim.
Before he found his sfatcroom Mr.,
Morgan encountered ono Of the shin 5
officers on the deck.
81 Do Won know me p. rarhcr .ruGIv
inquired the financicr
'.Indced do. sir. - replicl ,hc sailor
with a low swccp of his can
''Thcn do YOU think if =. entirely safe
to take the Adriatic oat. Of her slim in
so dense a fop p, pursurd Mr. MORGAN
The answer OF The shp's officer was
more of = nnrglc Of cmbarrassment than
crnut of denial that j. was unsafe.
After rcachino his stotcroom Mora,n
hastily summarized C,ntoi, IToro. oom.
mandcr Of the Adri,tic who assured
him that thorc would uot bo rho least
l.,.,..- :. ..,..-.- IL -. ~
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SENATORIAL TlE-UP
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD. y. IL, Jan. IA deadlock
over thc choice Of United States scn0-
tor from New Hampshire TO succeed
Henry il. Burnham, Republican. was re-
garded tonight as having been result
OF action taken today by Progressive
members who hold the balance OF power
in the legsla ;ure. II VAS announced that
the Progrcssives had decided To sup
port former Governor Robert y. Bass OF
Pc,erboro for senator. In the recent
Legislative election Of Governor the Pro
ercssiycS voted with the Democrats
V)csnocrat members of the legislature
will caucus tomorrow night tc decide
upon "a candidate.
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QUITS BUSINESS ON
ACCOUNT OF TRUSTS
Continued from Page one.)

open gamble, he said. "and some
body is bound to win. but in the stock
gamble the man who wins always lives
in New York. and eventually the win
nings 90 TO one great pot to be
used TO ruin anybody who tries to benc-
fit and upbuIld the nation and who op.
poses thc money trust
While the people sleep, he said. 10
interlockng directors control the des-
TIMES Of the nation.
Stilwell would advance a remedy of
not allowing any man who has been
convicted OF breaking the sherman
antitrust law 10 sit as director or an
officer OF any corporation, bank, trust
company or public service company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-08
DEAD MANS SLIDE
CLAIMS 3 VICTIMS
Three Others Have Miraculous
Escapes When Avalanche
Comes Down Mountain.

SANDON. Il. g., Jan. six men were
caught i'm a snowslido from the noun
tain 1000 feet above the Noble Five m'no
Yesterday and three lost their lives. The
tinor three had miraculous escapes.
rescue party was started out !mme~
dlat.iv. but no trace could be found o!
the bodies II is thought they will not
be recovered until spring.
The slide is known as the Dead Mans
Slide" several having been killed at the
same spot within tie Last tTo years
The storm of last week Was one OF the
worst ever seen IN this district.
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k,,i Craft, Formerly
RosecranS, Goes
.sn During Terrific
/ Storm on Pacific.
SAVERS ARE
AT GALES MERCY
Takes Off Three Sail,
ID Rigging. but Unable
/, Get Back 10 Shore
in The Lifeboat.

|.onl,, o.. Jan. :.--rha oil
,sns steamship Eosecrans, Cap
ain r L. johnson. from Mon
;rey. Cal. :or Portland. Or,
ian aground early ,oday or Pea
II, 7hllc crossing into tho Colum-
II during Il Ifty-hvc-uaila gale and
N Tith th!!y-oae members OF her
y tliir,y-fve.
s.n!yor OF the Nrecl, VAS reported
y 10 haye reached Shore 1t Tioga,
. * mics Goln Tic scene OF the
ard The Point Adams li!e say
H. which. with ;he life crew FROM
hsby. had been at work since early
q rescued three other men late
"a however, aEd d tug sent 10 hclp
|as been unable 20 rcscue them,
b. crew and tho mon trev res
|5rany reached the haven OF The
|fip.
|stier had JaGcu refuge IN lie rig
y one OF the uaasts when the ship
|'oTn. For many hours they chung
|lAs waves breaking over them re-
" Le,c today the wind died
|snevhas and the lie savers were
= 70 reach them. Two " The men
|nksD from their perch while the
Eho had leaped into the sea
|h= licboat neaycd the spot. was
|fOm the water,
Rcsecrans WAS hurled upon the
Is Peacock point al The same place
ihs steamship General Washing
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b for Ship.

,,natlonal News Service.
.N" TON, Jan. 7-Fcarful that
|r' sup Panther and her attcn-
ss' the Sonoma. may have suf-
damage or possibly have
M " llc storm which swept the
f,yy 'Snst Mt last Friday: Secretary OF
soyr Mey1r today requested ali In
|C.n,ra, vessels from South
for America to keep a close
<Etsa ,S ne missing vessels and also
|sntsn,nne ,ne Atlantic feet, now en- route
stl1 ,ho TO cndeavor 10 get in
4 ,Slr, tue repair ship and tug. Tho
|orpn mHl'e 3eawovrhy. was carry
Nd Tb,,on heayy machinery and rock
/ ior e r,, We tug was at best fitted
~ e.,T an5 harbor work. The
NJ" "i'ed l2c and the Sonoma
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Damage Immense.

Warmer weather is predicted tonight
bnt another heavy frost Is prophcsicd Tor
tomorrow morning.
'F'rom san Bcrnardlno 10 Los Angeles
every acre OF oranges and lemons mas
been frozen.
This Wng the statement that came TO-
night from Pomona. center OF one Of the
bcs West producing sections OF Tie cllrus
fruit belt only a nth oi The crop may
be salvHgeh, IL was asserted. II t!ls ne
true. thc total loss on 900 acres oi
fruit will amount close to forty million
dollars. More conservative estimates.
however. figured the total damage al
twenty million dollars.
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'nNCE IN RATES
WILL BE DISCUSSED

te in Jan. IA proposed general
q poI .ohmodity rates between
e subiass, and the Pacific coust Will
Tho ss OF discussion at "a meet
'ere ion, ippers and raiIroad traffic
\ nsy,.a,"oErow: The meeting is called
leomrnin's OF the interstate COM
dlffsrnnslon in the belief that some
V lironnn.es between the two sides
y Civ seitlcs 10 be represented urc
Bo.ic, sen francisco. Denver, New
'''"' Baltimore ana Philadel-
'tfectIed rates we're to have be-
Nd nr, last September. but were
arlnrs' 'nll June 30. 1918. a series
btand was held al Washington. -.
f VIZ. and San Erancisco.
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TO GIVE
MISS GOULD PRESENT

I.EANENWORT11, Kus. Ian. IA
movement To raise money TO buy we'd
ding gift for Mrs. !IcIcn Gould was
started today by the soldiers ut Fort
Leavcnworth. Miss Gould contributed
$40, 600 to build the y. NJ. G. y. building
nj the post. and is held in very nigh
esteem by the soldiers,
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Drowned.

i"aN'lSCU, Jan, At the o.
\. me Associated Oh Transporta-
Papany. owner of the Eosecrans,
~'s OF The officers Of the Rose
ee announced as follows. Cap
T. Jonnson; FIRST officer. Thomas
second officer. Hans fonda:
s,nrer' Z Il. Palmer; chief enei-
''e.aTd Grundell first assistant
4 d a. MePhe-son, second assist
,"eef' /. Adams. third assist
so" Norman Fife; chief stew
IN wilson; wireless operator. l.,
'1"'n'' boatswa'n. Peter Uron ,
a'pontcr' Eric LindTnark; ships
'rah' Milton ElletscD.
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ONE KILLED; 50 HURT
IN RAILROAD WRECK

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. One per-
Jon was killed, three probably fatally In
iurcd and th!rty three slightly hurt when
siX c,rs on train No, 10 OF the Glove
land, Cincinnati, Chicago ST. Louis
railway northbound from Cincinnati TO
Chicago. jumped the track at Stockwei.
near here this afternoon. The train was
running at n high speed whon wheel
on The baggage car broke. throwing that
car the smoker. day coach, the diner
and Two pullmans into "a ditch.
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OPPOSES PAROLE OF
HUSBANDS SLAYER
special 20 The TrIbune.

DENVER. Ian. 1.--Mrs. Charlotte Nc
KlDucy widow OF Howard MCf<lrnCy. who
was killed by James SefridEc in 1907. is
making "a contest against The granting OF
"A parole 10 Sclfrid9e. who claims ne killed
Mckinney IN sclfdefensc.
Mrs. Mckinney cont,odicts this state
ment ana says that the knife found in
ncr husbands hands was put there after
ne had been murdered. and Was one tnut
belonged 10 the brothcr-in-law OF Sell
fridge, Since the trial Mrs, Mcltinpey
and her two Young children have been
living In C:olddcld, NcN.
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Cold Breaks Record.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ. Jan. THE
culdes, weather in twenty-five Years con-
tinucS general over New Mexico. with no
signs Of immediate Abatement. From
some sections OF the state sc below zero
is reported Because ut the SNOW on the
ranges. losses are occurring among cattle
and sheep on the ranges. Unless the
weather soon modcratcs these losses VIII
be lcuNN
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Water Cut Off.

TULSA. okla. Jan. With the ar
kansas river. frozen solid Tulsa's water
supply was cut on today and the muni-
cipal electric light ana power plant was
forced To- close down tonight after all the
available ARTIFICIAL ice had been melted
ia supply the boilers with water. The
Arkansas river is the citys only water
supply. Ii IL frozen over for the first
time IN twenty years The lowest tenn
pcra turc today was . degrees above zero,
Many cattle are reported TO have frozen
IL Lnnth I'm Osngn nnstmrn lnmMs.
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+ alkS on Phone
With Twill
ing Fifty

NJ T. W y . Ii N
Jan W.
B. cross oil me hed
cross ra'''h' 'ra pu
Junction, Colo, re-
crivcd Gfty pro.
, .,.;,.o,,
IRON 'S many NC"
fori, girls on the
last day OF 1912
aoo, -o,r,
N'o2 ""' '''"
1t known lhat nc
was in the east seek
ino = liro m,fo He
Grt, ,nod ioal..
iro md wealthy M
da, Dc,cmbrr Al
,bc o,ri,I r.rrbcr
wos lcpt busy nj
,he Hotel Hycdl,n IN
New Sorl, copvcrs.
jno with prospoc1,yc
brides over tbc rele.
rhonc
I'm IN -bc nroscur
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Abating in Colorado.

DENVER. Jan. 7.--WIth aLoWIN usIhs
temperature reported from nll onGr @ 1o'Dc ,r',',.
nahich has prevailed over the Rocky
n,omn,aIn region has passed ,S crisis
Shorty before u osioe o,,sIeg ss6Sgg ag zero NOR for
.ni .iif 'nre, time in Denver since 9 a. m.
snn1nv. snG M TRls afternoon ihe cold mod%r =.
stcd rapidly and District fore'asle'
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HOLDUP KILLED BY
CHICAGO POLICEMAN

CHICAGO, Ian. Activity Of bold
Up men received a check here tonight
when Thomas ScUly. aged II years. was
shot through In" lung and fatally wound
ed by policeman while attempting with
q companion to rob man. liItrolman
Hugh Reilly witnessed the attempted
robbery from The porch OF his home and
opened fire on the thieves when they
refused to surrender The other bandit
gave up when he saw his companion shot
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