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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
sTIAH ENDEAvORERS
AT LOS ANGELES.

Angeles, CAL, July Chris
Cndeavorers from all parts Of
orld are here attending the con-
Of the International Christian
.vor Union, largely composed Of
people. Some of the most dis
Ished churchmen and laymen in
orld will address the delegates
bjecta to which the church
! hNo relation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
.l,|O0,,SERV|AN
OFFICERS WERE
K|LLED|N BATTLE
A DIVISION OF $4,000 SOLDIERS
WERE ROUTED BY THE
BULGARIANS,
ALI Survivors We're Taken Prisoners,
According to the Dis
patches.
(By Associated Press)

Vienna, July 7.-Eleven hundred
officers, men of that Servian division
in Timok were killed during a battle
with the Bulgarians. The division
was defeated. according to news dis
patches. The division consisted of
$1,000 soldiers. All the survivors
were taken prisoners.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
WASHINGTON BANK FAILS.

Washington, July 1.-THE First and
Second National bank here, audited
by the acting comptroller Of the
currency at Washington, did not
open for business this morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
AMERICAN WHIST CONGRESS.

Ch icago, July THE annual con-
gress of the American Whist League
for 1913 begins here today at the
Hotel La Sale. The tournament has
brought to this city some of the best
players of the country and their
players of the country and their
friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
EFT WILSON ILL
IN WASHINGTON

shington, July 7.-Representa-
Wilson has been confined to his
for several days with a slight
:. herr is nothing serious the
T with Mr.. Wilon, but he has
advised by his physician to keep
during the extremely hot spell.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
JSYIXANIA BANK
CLOSES DOORS
BY Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
ington. July 7.-The First
nal Bank OF McKeesport, Pa,
.oood It, doors. James 8. Kuhn,
lent Of the closed bank, is a
er Of w. s. Kuhn, president Of
losed p1ttsburg bank. Treasury
10 saiA they would issue a
nent this afternoon. The Nc
ort hank capital was 100000
'eported to have a surplus OF
300.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-07
GOES ON LABOR
CENTER TOUR.

Idon. July king George and
Mary left for Knowsley today
the guests Of Lord and Lady
Tor = week. They will make
Ional tour Of the labor centers
: their stay, visiting Actington,
burn. y. Helenas. Preston, Old
nd Warrington.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
KNEW THE WIND

DR. John Van Dorcn Ynnng. sec
rotary of the County Medical society
of New York. was talking at dinner
about tho unhcalthir"ss of brooms
and busters. and. especially. OF house
hold pets.
They who keep dogs and cats in
apartments" he said. Claiming that
the charms OF these animals overhaul
ancc their unhygicnic qualities. re-
mind me of n man whose residence
had a gas plant TO the north. n tam
merry to the cast and a soap factory
to the west.
"a friend commiserated with this
man on his homes unpleasant situa-
tion. but he answered with con-
tented chuckle:
why. it's fine to live here. I
don't need to go to the expense of n
weathcrcock TO tell which way the
wind is blowing. -Bos'on Post.
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DANGER FOR HIN.

II was OH \ crowded suburban ear
ont OF Washington ono dny las; sum
mcr that middic-arcd woman.
carrying u fre'ful baby. was forced
to squeeze hcrF"lft into u small spac"
left beside dappcr youth OF possibly.
20 wears. His coun'cnancc had all
the expression OF his immaculate
white suit, except FOR n look "f dis
gust which H.. assumed as the baby
In i's res'l.ssncSs. would touch him
with foot or hand. Finally h" turned
toward tho woman and inquired. In
Il tone audibl" to thosc near him:
z"Nh. beg pawdon. madam. bu, has
this child anything Hg-ah-contarious,"
The nurse was n mothcrly looking
woman. Glancing mpassionatcly a'
him through ner gold-rimmcd spec
taclcs. she remarked. mcdiativcly:
We'll now. ! don't know. young
man. but-ah--it might bc to you.
She's icc'hinE'"-Washincton Post
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
BRITISH ARMY HAS
PERFECTED BEST .AEROPLANE

London, March 1?.-Thc British
army possesses the best acroplnn. IN
tho world and has secretly perfected
n tyne Of a flying machine far an?s"-
Tor to any in the possession OF ":h"r
nationy.
This announcement was made 90
day in the house of commons by COL
ouel John Seely. secretary OF state
for war. II caused a sensation ,monE
the members.
For our purpose" Colonel Seclcy
said, ",hc great problem has been
70 secure an acroplnnc that can fly
nj both low and high speed. The
British army now has machines
which have beaten eighty miles an
hour and which also arc able to re-
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Money to Loan
QUICK TARIFF REVISION

WnshIHET"h, WNT'H I"1-VUICE
traffic revision along lines accept
abb" to tn. Democratic leaders Of
both ousns Of congress waE the object
Of u conference called FOR today be-
tween tho rankin; tariff revisionisis
OF tn" party IN the senate aud house
Til. conference marking the compile
tion OF til" tariff revision bill In all
"sscntion particulars by the house
Ways and Means Committee. was de-
signed as a mov" TO g", together in
common ground and to smooth tho
way for III" launching OF the first
Democratic tariff In many years un-
dor n policy OF swift. harmonious ac-
,ion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
SINS OF THE FATHER.

Tommy CHINO NOmc fr6W HCh00I
very morosc.
Well. my son. observed his faith
rr chcerfully. how did YOU get on at
school today"
Johnny said that he had been
whipped and kept in.
"It was because YOU told me the
wrong answer" he added. 'Las,
night I asked YOU how much was n
million dollars, and you said 1t was
n hell of a lot That isn't the right
answer. New York Evening Post
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UP TO THE DOCTOR.

Well. her" ! am announced tn"
fashionable physician in his breezy
way. And now hat do you think Is
tn" matter with you?"
Doctor. I hardly know" muir
INJURED the fashionable patient.
What Is ncw'''--Pcarson's Weekly.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
ILLINOIS COMMISSION
FOR PANAMA FAIR EXHIBIT

Springfield. H.. March IA bill
creating n commission consisting Of
The governor and seven others. to he
appointed by the governor as the II
linois commission to the Panama-Pn-
cific exposition at San Francisco In
1915. was introduced in the s.ate to-
day and referred to the appropria-
ton committee. An Appropriation rf
of 100000 is provided for an MI
nois building and expenses of the
commission.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
QUIET GUARANTEED.

Prospective lodger fussy about
uoisel-Are YOU sure the house Is
quietr
Landlady VERY quiet. sir. Why.
there's singer In tho next room and
its got be quiet or she can't prac-
iice.-Boston Transcript.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
A DILEMMA.

III ! don't marry her she threat
ems to make IN" pay $4,000 for
breach OF promise"
"WciIr"
And IL I do marry her she swears
sh" will get divorce. with u $50 a.
week allmony Life.
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lust Arrived
Ano ther shipment Of the
Pictorial Fashion Books

ducc their speed TO forty miles an
hour. An army biplanc yesterday
passed all the tests At an average
speed OF l'l-2 miles an hour.
"W. shalt have liS 14S ncroplan-
cs by ne,t May. We have deliberate
~ reietr,cd large airships as being
useless for war purposes. The war
department is dcvotiuH some attcn-
tion. howe to small dirigiblcs
which caun he packed up and sent
abroad with cXpeditionary forces.
II take pleasure In announcing
that tho mechanical problem OF re-
pelling attacks on air craft has been
solved by experiment carried out by
the army. service.
compulsory school attcndanc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

A league for the furth.rancc of
strikes is being organized by Miss
ouri socialists, Members will pay ten
cents n week for supporting strikers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Print cutters contemplate closer
amRlsamaiion with allied trades or
ganizations
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

\ couhulsory school attendance
law has b zen introduced in the North
Carolina legislature.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

u
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

SIX room brick. strictly modern.
completely furnished. ~. South
Com'l Phon" Red 2io2. ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
AUTOMOBILES.
For Rent.

i.arG" front roam furnished FOR
light housekeeping. Sos Aniinas. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

modern. Auto nj your disposal
phon. Rcd 1861. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Two furnished rooms Tor ligh,
housekeeping, 2lJ ". iiacn. +,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

S1.l5 for ai-inch snirnss and con'inss. good
range OF pat;crus to choos" from. Former
prtro 3i.a1.
RI AZ Tor a4-inch fine sniiinGs and costings in
u rcys. tans etc. aud sold at s".os' regular.
S1 AZ, for 5t-nch finest suit and coat materials
In newest wcavcs and colorincs. Former
! pricc $2.a6.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
Paperinx

rr-io-daic designs OF wall paper.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Burkiaud. i0s East First. Phone
i,nca hG3. | guarantee. II.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

For new ana second hand iurni-
turc call on Carmichael and Co.. 400
i:2 Elm street. Phone Trinidad
$50, II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Fiy. rooms. partly furnished. so.
y First. Phon" Trinidad 2s3. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
Situation Wanted

As housework. chamhermnid
waitress. Call Red ,.o.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Young man wants work nj n
kind Write NJ his office.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
Cleaning

Sell Oft your surplus stuff by using
C-N want ads. They only cost .
cents u line. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-05

81 usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor de
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda COM
prarlo
" quien pueds comprar sin dinero?
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE.
TIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-05
MAS cABLEGRAMAS
POR LA PAZ EN- LOS BALKANES
I'm nuevo armisticio.

Nueva York, 4 En- las conferen-
cias q. para llegar a un acuerdo entire los
contendientes y restablecer la paz
en- los Ballkanes Sc estan llevando a ca
DO en- Busharest, sc ha acordado pro-
longar por tres d1as mas ell armisticio
concedldole "a los b1lgaros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-05
Las carreteras
en- construction

Seglln informes facilitados en- ell de-
partamentO del Interior, acttlalmente
estan en- construction las carreteras de
Maricao Las Vegas, de Arecibo La
res, de GALES Juana Dlaz, de Anasco
a Aguadilla, de Arecibo a Barceloneta
de Bayam0n 4 Martin Peila y de Bar
celoneta Florida. Las tres primeras
no Sc construyen por administration,
empleando en- elias los contratistas GER
ca de mil hombres
Estan haciendose obras de reparaci0n
, en- la carretera de Aguadilla a Lares y
en- la de Guayanilla Ponce En- la de
Bayam6n a Martin Pefa Sc han cons
truldo va dos puentes y otros dos uno
de ellos levadizo, seran terminados den
tro de breve tempo, 81 Sc prosiguen las
obras empezadaS.
Actualmente itambien hallase en-
construction un puente Ell la carretera,
de Luquillo, el cual quedara conclude
dentro de tres semanas; y Sc estan ha-
/ ciendo los estudios para dos puentes So
| bre el rio Inab6n, en- la carretera cen
trail, teniendo ell departamento del In
trior el prop6sito de que esas obras Sc
hagan en- tres meses.
.Ademas, los Ingenieros del departa-
mento trabajan ahora en- los estudios de
las carreteras de La muda a Guaynabo,
de Barros a Coamo, de NIOrovis a Coro-
zal, de Guanica a Lajas, die Cabo Rojo
a San German y de San Sebastian Ca
muy.
En- el corriente ano Sc estan constru-
yendo, bajo la inspection del referido
departamento, edifcios para esSlelas,
hospitales, carceles, estaciones expert
mentales de agriculture, otras por va
lor de cerca de 100000 d0lares.
La carretera de Vega Baja Morovis
ha sido va concluida y puesta al servi-
clio ptlblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-05
TNCENDIO EN- UNA NINA
% personals muertas.

Nueva York, 4 En- un incendio que
hubo aver en- una nina de carbon en-
Glasgow, Escocia, perecieron veinte y
dos personals
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
IN ONE MINUTE! CLOSED NoS1RIlS
0PEN--C0lDS AND CATARRH VANISH

a,ssois.s by IN" hss; of III. nosiHls:
s-nc'Fai~. ahu heals the inIiam.ss.
Huss. ses4 aad throat: clears the air
Bas.assss stops nasty discharge shi
q i.slins os .i-an.iGs. soothing relief
e.'.,.s iHsns-,iiateiY
''.at lay a-sA. t.nisa, struggling
!or brrsts. ~iih head stuffed. a.s.
is.i. .lessa. hs-sins ani .i.- ias
Ca,ss'h ss y saii. With IL. running
nu<-. t.iI ira.pps dropping int. th.
shEVat. aai ras dFsarss is Jis,sssr
lns btss tssls s-.edI-sss
i'ii sou- istsh-iuss .n.-=in
i.is sr.an 'iairn a".i s"rs ..'a -s
rAiarra ~iii surely i,ssplsrsr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
JOKE OF GREAT AGE.

y ssssus uf kihs isaHss:a. - Lo iss.
20, ssh russs~.i sI..sus s...s o. a..
sss s~-a ds'susesi Ls br. s;aussd
j. Iissis. an Am-siesa asvssso!os iss.
a-.aonst a~ fuin. OF the busn~ri eits
AZ As,ai.. ia iisbs iahiss The statue.
asusossss =. s.a.ssn,ie.pi-s ssys ,s-
tugsh's ''-'prsasan Tia, die
.satrs sss.. .-nsaias an as.i.r, ish-
that Was t.ssJ ~si.,s. on .aC sf the
wallis at Ndss
Un- sset.ins t-~iis s a-iEE.har
sSs.rlssncJ Of = ssssg shs, had .iiss
s''g''rs' sscsn 'ss ssrS isu. siss'
thssp vas -. n.is- ia ssy h.ss-
lac; nisss. asserted The I--iiss
nsn's tsii tss that. tho e.isIs.
s-ss Protested There ~ss such =
disturbance that so .-'sli ns, .i."g
rbc tessIs SLOWLY sssei.s hs. l.ss
beard AMI sh-n rrc.ii.et-.i that
.pase ssSps during shr niehs hi. vitr
ssi sisast his hisasshir' s.sn The
stairs -, Huss ssSr sc-a that.
He said
9vA. me-. b~siiss' sgis.i shc acish.
p-sss. 'Ta~rr ~as a terrific acsss'
,b.s se-sId r.s have h--n ~,a.ic any
ss,sr ,A5rs ss nsshs shirt
We'll y-u .--.' ssia the by:is.
! was in the shirt
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
now one
oss 1ealA ~ SssallA Dseh
NhHM u6e 4 6ll

faoR nA-es Q OsessP ssso an
~. Ma z G. Gwen Wsseea: r Nse
~ voAAoos1 - OO0 oue V1lh -.
0aaly isoaoesA NJ huaAao1 esoaG1e
- es0s Cns1si o. . Sooje. es1. fs00
- ena ~. u See0e1 - helA
Z. ] ~ at0oee tSs4 ~ V0See, Ooe,
QAoAs b ONeas. { ~ ~ 0ioa. I
~ 81 eoeoe1 THE D - VU0AA ]
osoh ~ sV0eAy = Voo1seful. Z
ooos0neol Il . ~ ffleolA ~ NM
eoeeevl1 Rseat NeMSqt 9UD q
0fooj 0rte opeee0eASlr - - Vs1es
loe1. VO0aaly SsQooo. oogolG11eQaoo
~ 0Uoe4so GuA DoevoA - 60o6e1o
OheO - - 0aalyk.
q hslps - tefreso ~ V0Fa4ae ~.
~ 01sso 81 sp4sevso ~ sQeese -
ovylO0sk. tetA mccall eA4 oAtSleel
YyNy- ttaf3 s0eeef1 ~ my
)OsO ~ NesW ~ M vosvey ~
o1oA toose SV0eAy ~ Vooso. -'s
70 Ssesy csanms satly. sAese live ee0o
~ Aase beeN beNesNe4 61 CAt1se.
~ oe0eAesAl eolese - tAie somo
eeoee1 ~S@AaN Svale4y,s 0oS1 saoV
Sbeoseesee u naay 1looeoot VayA
~ u -. 49,
AelsSs. Aksa esas On
S4ka - 49, A - Nseane
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

was arrested ON the night Of tho
tragedy and held In a separate cell.
Zeni was Tousd lying on = bed In 4
room he had shared Sisk Zaucaaeiii
st the Metropolitan holsl. Hs is y
native Of the same part Of Tyroiese
Austria aud had lived with Zancan-
ELI at tho Ludlow .teat eoloay.
From the beginning Zancansi!i
claimed hc did not know zsni. A day
or two after the traxSdy Major
Bouxhtnn confronted zAscsasiii with
Zeni. The latter addressed the los-
mer familiarity sayinS. "i.oai-. what
you doiax hcYs:'' zaacassili threw
up bis hands with . gesture Of alarm
and cried. - don't YOU. ! dos't ,ou.' .
Day after day Major Boushlon
studied the character Of the man
~hoeo confession yesterday stirred
the community. Day by day Il Sp-
peared that zanesnsiii wss weaken.
ins. Aloae il hia cell under military
xuard he walked hack and forth and
freauensiy would flop dowa on q cot
spd bury his faee Ia his haads. Tho
bitl-Tnesa Of despair was ~riiisa an
his fare ~hea II tho pycseaee u
the Judge Advocate f,aaiiy zAa-a1.
eiii b~iics - himself 10 ~ desest~d Lv
the men ~ho had hirrd hin to sssas-
sias,. man On the nsin street Of
town.
Late yesterday xaaesseiii idssii-
fl.d ike revolver vhisA he had used
.. shnoi DsleAer sad which be ssia
In htA ~osf-ssioa hs1 b-se sisea hts
by Metsssy. this xaa ~sa ,hruva on
the sidewalk ~ The slayer ssd rists.a
UP by ~. J. Oo,dsei'h Who save II 10
Offiess Mccoy.
os,y tho skin of . ash learned il
tho iar aad . deep ssua~sS os csis-
insios3 susii have essrsrisA ssa.
fr~.,aa fsess the abssiaaie subject.
Zasssssiii. There ~as no iaiisaida-
sins. no threats. 10 psoolssa ot len.
isa.S or imasnisy. xAaesasiii toll
tic ssosy oe she crime vhish has sd.
Asd . se~ chapter 10 she strife L.s-
ssss si .Sssa.fa c.issaa..
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laslaa,iJ c!eats Al: Passage: You
Breathe Freely: Dali Headache
Goes: Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stop.

Iry ~sss's cream Hahn
.-s a snail uo',ip any~ay. il., To
,rs &, Appls = ii'ii. in N" n"s'Ti,.
assa Instantly souF .iassr', he.e aud
.t..psa af aig i....ss-s at tire h-sa
~iii sp-n SOS uiii bSpa'hr :r-y,, g
.s'iasss aa's k-siach9 issAri-ssrs ns
stsrpins sns satarr1s .s.ihsin' 'hrsa az
catarrhal s.E. tbses, Wili be- ssa-.
i:ns ssssh H'issss ns~ Gr' .maii
s-oi'is ps "iIsis Cream iiaia,' q, on,
arts ssos-. In,s SWEET. ..assass bsiu,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
7elepksae Nas.ter.

~, III. assa sissA hsd !. ssf in
sspi, Z. tie sAit-s's f1ss ssrs'sah
Vas. Lois of '-a~ In fOa bats
nasy svrssps. for . cssns~ IN 'si~'
psos- nsse~sss~ has s~ss .a-sss's
No !. rs. s-pis To The ssssaa aass'
sias s-s,uisvi eiAb-sssstSas
What as. .eAr .s the sess~as si'
sss.-L tsf a.sisiss a ghans.S sas
pa~siiaa No 3
''os.' .tsse-s the ss.ts. sk.1 as.
sssitpld. sssM~ foak. .sse's Ijte 'ssis
ssmt-ts b.sss.e sasy str hstd 's
s.asmbsrs In disrvt snesssss Ia tsss
class Of ssu~Ls~ss ~ss the rns. ~h.
sAn- in hss. 10 so@risis an h0's at
80 ego Ills trouble -as ,Ea, bis
suni-r sss too haaays
~ i. so. EASILY srnsassrrrsss he
ssia. IL IA ts..-s srd r,efs la y
c~s rv1ems-s " ! iis- in . b.
ssSasspssal b-sSe sh-srs IN saeis5eu
&. Tho .stisv ses.ph.s.s most Of 81.
fatalities hss. ~isrs .s ts-Js eve.
lla, tier ssa, ae~si ere
'Wh-asssv sss hudy -apss Ia
.ess ,hcps = message he calls sp sA''
sd. 70. to deliver u whre-scr the
etsst folks il .ut sI-ts tell tsets
fsi-aes az relation. to sricrA.es them
pu asy asssrr Of Ls.i~es~ az s-isI
ensrfsaisuess skey fis.t 9.nticp
sseIs usa puess-f In . ,esssl ~ay.
asa skrn add HAT kh.~ yp.s
ess's rv@s~b-r u. sss ycu sevsin Z
bother se iepk u up is tseJ ifevtusy.
1uss cal. up MI wi,kis~ss seJ he
ss.I sc the, ~s GO. the message Uss
as@s-r Ia i.-~-s Ves ssa tr~embss
that all right" And they do. Too
That. ssesjsssd the Mead clerk.
sss ss uuassssi ,s.r y0ps,hifssl
eth sh. oVcr~erk.a ssl,..rib-t su'l
sse~ss-a - tvposs his vcMplsias IN
she ,ssnmi,,ev first Thing IN The
MORNING
"ArotAet ,LisG thas lies 81 The
~, VI Nssy Seaue~ss tst change -
the sap-sssuiee sf evr ss,t.s tsssrsp.
Thits-ee " sos the easy ssmbnr iss,
is IN iIltvpstes There are many per.
Spas vim have cee ,ettais eu0bet
shkk. Ter individual. tvssoss. shey
lseisete iatstisbIy bsias. them had
Juck. sed IL hy chance that namtr-
II sI'e,ici 4. 'scm by the telephone
cUMssnr. ;hcr str never .s,l<sIe.i
untti l, is sksnap-s tor ssme,htsa
shy.h. sc tar a. ssey arc concerned.
has no isiRi of hcssop.
~ soed many complaints fes,a us
tsvm Ccspse vhs,s- number IL the
aaMe as that ~ .cme ptvwineWs .en-
csra IN aaethet exchange. whose
messages they frequently receive bs
mistake.
Last month We made change
for a Well.ie.dc chap Who had iwu
lelsphouep-oWe At HE office and one
a ots fesIdeace. They were to'h the
aame number. only y disferrn, es-
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BANK RoBRERS rpi!.D.

N.a.uusps. ~ e. N"S IS vi,
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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

t;cthsm boasts y liair al bGo,s That
In the :.asi forty year" ha. served
shs-~ generations, On the upper
Mes, sid. is . sobs!.r sho sAii
us.s-. las;s-s-si i"ots Asha
that stop Just L-!s~ the knee u"
has MANY customers Who h"'a '"'
,ha, .,yic. wear or somfo'' there Is
na slua, 10 the did fashioned 1'f"s
As an evidence that "ih-'-'' l." 'n'
tn them. ,ais .obbi-s cites a nats nj
,-.o,s mas By hi. sgsh-f for hinss~'
rs q sr-adiaE rs-ssa' in i>'c' N'"s
wearing them Sundays for fis'-h
years aA average nf si< hours aa'5
for 81, NJ. aays=iE.s -'fr As"d-''
as~ Is hi. 800. ~som 'hs3 H' -
. r. aud noe OF st'--isi ss'''i"as
tn. .~lt.sm- lpsss ate ~sfn ~ 'h-
Ssssa.ap Nns s-s 'hrsr - ""' .
ss-as in them .';hsF In "pI~s 80
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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
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pspst In Tttsidas. S'sse<sso. tsf tes
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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

Aanssss aai 'h. lspas fellow sas
sss; IN ss, sairr half IN. tis.- b.
;h- asiSsss of .siis. T-o.shls.i. .s
'sr private. s.ssi,r-'isi 'ur'asaiss-
sssa. ths. .Asst -Ftssr -oBs. 10 tho
sIss.e a-siss issia-~. h.,sss sect 90
Sic h.s... aa.s ss~ t.asa sss sssp ia g
ssay sfsn3 szsssp"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

In the buildings erected In Goth
am last year l.OIs.:5o.0Uo bricks
were used. This is an increase Of
20. i.oo0 bricts over the number
required for building operations dur
Ing the preyious year. The Increased
consumption ol bricks Is as .o'ri al
Indication ss may be had of the
steady return of activity 10 the
building trades. which have not beet,
any loo busy since the panic. The
cost Of the great pile Of brick Used
In lss, year operations amounted To
sa.s5s...o. nv against Si.il...5a.
the cost of the pre,iou. years pile,
Then brick. were G3. u thousand les.
than last year. when the aNerai
price WAS ss.:t. The sreatsr psr' Of
III. .uppiy came from the Hudson
river yards and fsom 'hos. Sions
the Harlan river. north Of Perth
Amboy. Nr~ Jersey,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
Ac1RESs SUICIDE IDENTIFIED

t'aitss.tphts. s'a.s Ns1s IS TLr
actress ~tp s-r-rss rsss'-st sai.i.ie in ,
s.ssl h-re Nsp.;ss eixbs vas to-day
ia.esiss.d as Esissb~sh i'stiss. es
prunsiys. * Y
Tee seers -.Rsu ~he -as sbpssi
ss years old. registered AZ = hcs-t
uster she aans- .f Ees'f Daley
sA- We. atsp Know. ss MAZDA Dr
.he az. ~ year. oIis
zaaaza
CAru~y<se.Ns~s see . Nenssh.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
!z0cANEAI .!c0Ntts-:
SION SrtRS COLORADO

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