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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

Not quite" responded. still puz-
Eled.
Because Magnitf & Co., in taking
this chance, sold short, as the stock
exchange would say. They sold all
the bonds. But they did not hold all
they did not hold yours. In conse-
quence. they are legally compelled 70
deliver those bonds to the American
government the very instant when
they come to light. They must deliver
them, at any price. If you had chosen.
you could have appraised them at
billion francs apiece, and still Magnif
must have purchased them. You held
him in the hollow Of your hand, as he
and his scoundrelly son knew well.
and, Anne, you have been badly out
witted by the old banker Well, he
was fighting for his existence; have
no blame for him."
And with that fortune could have
recovered Clichy for YOU" l sobbed.
But Clichy has recovered you"
answered my grandfather, placing one
hand caressingly upon my shoulder.
'Henceforward, Anne, your home will
be with us-at least, so long ae we
have a home" he ended. And now,
Charles" he continued; 81 have monop-
olized our relative enough. / shall go
for a walk and leave you two young
people together"
"Oh, please" begged, blushing
foolishly again.
But the old gentleman made his exit
with final bow and left us both look
ing at each other in an uncommonly
sheepish way.
II want to ask you something"
Charles murmured presently. Then,
since I did not discourage him, he con-
tinued:
"Is it, then, true that you are unmar-
ried in spite of the ring you wore?"
My face was so crimson now that :
could only cover 1t with my hands.
But somehow he read assent in my
act, for in a moment he was at my
side.
why did you wear it, sun-goddess?"
he asked, and felt him raise my fin
gers to his lips. WAS 1t to cast me
into the depths Of hopelessness and de-
spair?"
why should you despair for me,
monsieur asked.
Because love you, sun-goddess,
he answered rapturously. 'T loved
you that first moment when you
stepped so bravely into my monoplane
at the aviation meet and scared with
me into the empyrean. And, when
lost you, l knew that l must find you
again, though had to search all Lon
don. Then, when you were so mi
raculously restored to me at the abbey
doors, you brought back the zest Of
living to me again. And then-that
fatal ring! Why did you wear it.
Anne?"
Because l knew that it would be
better should you never turn your
thoughts on me-" l managed to whis-
per. I'VE were enemies, mortal enc
mics, then"
But never MORE" he cried. Anne,
sun-goddess. do you love me little
enough to become my wife?"
l did. l knew l did. l knew, too,
that 1t had been love, not hatred,
which had always felt for him. love
which, released at last from its bonds,
welled up spontaneously within my
heart into a broad river of joy.
Say that you love me, Anne" he
pleaded. his arms about me.
Il love you," murmured. and l
FELT his lips on mine.
when will you marry me, Amer
he asked, presently.
Slowly l disengaged myself. In
those rapturous moments l had for
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
SMALL MEN DO FOR AUSTRIA
Five Feet 10 Considered Tall Enough
for the Soldiers Of Emperor
Francis Joseph.

The new recruiting law of the Aus
tro-Hungarian forces stipulates
height of at least flve feet for men in
DO enlisted in the ordinary rank and
file Of the territorial forces or Of the
navy. while for those men who viii
work in the workshops or arsenals Or
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
Church Of England.

The Church Of England. so-called, is
the state church" and Is necessarily
supported by the government. just as
the Greek church e in Russia. or the
Roman Catholic church in Spain ana
elsewhere. ana the Lutheran church
b tha Scandinasiaa os.ntrisa.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
LoveIorn PhiIateIist,

The manager of an advertising con-
cern has made it a fad to collect curl
Gus ads, particularly of a personal ma
ture. Here is one, which he culled
from the Figaro of Paris:
"A collector of postage stamps, pos
sessing 13,440 specimens, desires to
contract marriage with a young lady
who is also a collector, and who pos
sesses the blue Mauritius stamp of
1S47. No other need apply"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
His Economical Mind.

Mr.. Summerman-'Is it true that
since coming up here you've engaged
yourself to Billy, Harry, Ed and
George. as well as to myself?" Miss
Sweetly-"What If it is?' Mr.. Sum-
merman-"Then I'd like to know If
you have any objection to all of us
chipping in to buy the engagement
ring?"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
No Wonder It Stopped.

Betty was milking the COW when
the mad bull tore over the meadow.
Betty did not stir, but continued milk
ing. Observers who had run into
safety saw to their astonishment that
the bull stopped dead within few
yards of the maid and COW, turned
round, and went away sadly.
Weren't you afraid? Why did he
run away?" asked every one of Betty.
HE got scared" said Betty. This
COW is his mother-in-law."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
Why He COLLAPSED,

And what" said the great special
ist, do you consider to have been the
cause OF your husbands sudden and
complete collapse?"
He insisted on trying to follow a
story in the moving pictures PUCK.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
IN STERLING
LIVES A GIRL
Who Suffered AS Many Girls
Do-Tells How She
Found Relief.
Sterling, Conn.-"I am a girl Of "a
years and l used to faint away every

month and was very
weak. I was also
bothered a lot with
female weakness. /
read your little book
Wisdom for Wo-
men, and I saw how
h ad been
helped by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, and
decided to try it, and
IL has made ma feel
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
REAL WORTH IN HOT MILK
Not Only as Food, But for Many
Other Reasons It ls of Con-
siderable Value.

Not every one appreciates the value
0i hot milk. Many persons who can
not digest cold milk find that when
It Is heated and pinch Of salt added
e agrees with them perfectly. Milk
20 hot that 1t must be slipped viii often
sOothe the nerves of Q person too
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
tie a way They HAVE.

Mrs. Mednl Mccormick declares
that women will name the next presi-
dent, In all probability some woman
named him forty or lifty or sixty
yaars ago-Kansas City Journal.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

sons otherwise quite healthy did not
reach the height limit. These would
be lost if the old law should cORtinus
in torce.-From the Journal of the
American Medical Association.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
CHAPTER VI.
Mascot of Castle clIehy.

WdBCot OF Nd8ue VfIGuys
Gin which I save my grandfather's O0-
tate from the clutches OF his life enemy
l was at Castle Clichy, in my grand
fathers home, and the home of my an
cestors through innumerable genera
tions.
Never, iD my most extravagant
dreams had imagined that such a
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Watery
Byes and Granulated Hyelids: No Smarting-
BY mali Free. Murine Bye Remedy Co.. Chicago
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08
Not Quite.

Pop, about a war horse"
We'll, my SOM"
"Is a war horse a hors du combat"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, ar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels. Do not
grippe. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross
Ball Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes.
At all good grocers. Adv.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

Everything has bright side-even
the dark lantern.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-10-08

which you pilfered from nay grandson's
coat pocket while he was entertaining
you as his guest within the abbey?"
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06tr Gctss Orr
fetresky il Fast
A., 20 Resnd Rosi

iAs Aassles. Cal. Feb. i3.--jin,-
Ny ClsAby. the Indiana middie-
xaight. defeated Sailor" III Pslros.
key yesterday In t~eaty rounds VI
eiShtiag n Vernon arena. II Was
ciabAyis sseoad visit over The Tor
snas .kiu~jseks,. and he ~sai Isio
M Rag . bk favOriis. but bis
chances Sers no more than eVea ny
the llsss the Twelfth rauad had LAas
reached. lie could not stop the sail
sr ssA stand off aad box ~ hs Se'
sired aaa tetsuskey. landau sn er-
essioaai s0saat or swias. severely
damaged bis sssouih and eyes ciab-
BY Eesaisssi = lead after the twelfth
and seemed To have the sailor ri.
ne DISTRESSED IN the tSesticth. isdlh
a,en fought vieioasiy aud frequently
iosi all Thought Of srienes or defrass
- eiiaea aud shsaE away II sseh
osh~s. ciabty al the haStAaiAE re-
lssnse.i hi. fFont teeth to save . sci.
aen dsaial bridge fsosa damAas asd
Sehl into the hattie Ntlh kis lower
lily slss- up usS-s his aasr. P-troS-
ksy Lose few ssass Ut the hattie osl
Il the Stss. The decision seas
sEzinsi hins on the i.oints ssosed b,
bis clever oppssrss.
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Pueblo. fsb. l5.-iisnay Chavez
ot TTinidsi last sJshi dstsAlsd LIS
lie Waters vi Nashville. Tess. In
s,s -ssslA round OF 0 bout ihsi spark
led NiIa tis.hss a brilliant vOsk b.
the MeAi8ss. Aad enptasizSd b. the
sGuti,-fnsF's Esmeaess.
UiAseszraisx . soNsl that ~ss
thro~s islO the Eiag - an simissios
VI d-f-a, in the isnih round by kts
manager. Water. although issti,
beaten. Insisted upoa eontisuias lhs
hos,riVse lssk " hsd usdes,skss.
u sss rot uaiii after saGshes es,
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Pres. Wilson SlM ~
Csa6sed BY GA

Washington. d. e.. Feb. is.--Al.
tboash President Wilson's cold was
sssier lotsy he kept to his room sAd
. cabinet meeting wss cancelled. NJ.
Wilson cxpcctcd. however. 10 lease
his fooA tonight aud meet about 400
Sucs,s at . special New jersey rcccp-
llou.
Home III the fOrmalilies usually
observed at the state receptions Will
I've brushed aside and the President
aaa Mn. Wilson will have more OPP
portunisy 10 minSie with the guests.
The following statement was Is
sued at the White House at AIS p.
N. to-day: -
Secretary Tun,ulty announced
lhis Afssrs0on that agreeable to the
edvice u his physician. the Prcsi-
Acat had decided not to attend the
Nav Jersey reception tonisht. The
President insisted. however. Net the
reception he held. The President
cold Is satisfactorily rcspoadlng "
krsatnca but Dr. Grayson believes
1, is best that he rcmaln. In his room
for the day. 80 a. III ssir
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13

O'nay seemed confident Le souli
get all The ioAer possible cat o. the
Cubs rr,sens this year and figures
the team amoas the p.nEan, s,a-
tesssiets.
Herman ii.asis. ~. Toledo Third
LsS-n.au drafted by III. Calls. aiii
liso Lee given q ehan.- 81 Third l.as@
hut Ph..ans hitting is Supposed -
h- a Ia.,oE ia HI. favor. opay said.
fine nee MANAGER said ais eua-
tract as Cub manage. contained ma
lca dss claus. despite fs.orl- re-
part. that BE- .oaii TX os;ss-i ON
bricf np,..- fun rg-.id-a, MaTphy.
What special arrangements have
been made &c s-sisn--i to disspss.
Ts- Cab. asv TO ;-aN. i.s Tampa.
is.i r'aipiae sssani1. Naaa,3
aisls.
n .I-saxsaIs sisE.L s.s u. W t-i
iAssiy. former iIenIrpaat s"errsog, u.
UAtsi,sstn. aad y. ". WfsEh'. haals
-r.. receive. ,siss 6, tnS o:siev a..
ih- SrsIursi league ssss~sl-Si ,tr
fcFsaa,laa 81 posa.aF tan> 10 hso;
shf fei-,sls in i-sai gssas ss.in II
assanis.i baseball. The telegram;
vsts
''We Nisis q. Offer sad sasxr., si..
'osmstiss "a. q pauHisr fsna a.!
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HEAD STUFFED up?
HYOnH GIVES INSTANT RELIEF

If suffering from a cold or .staTrh
causing dull headaches or an itching
and burning sensation in the nos
;riis. surely try Iiyomci. II gives
quick. effective aai pcrmancp, relief
-r money refunded by any druggist.
II coca right to the spot-you feel
better in fi,a minutes.
No roundabout, mc;aod u: s,oma,,
dosing with Hsomci-you breathe IT.
Tails hcaith-givinz medication goca
directly To the inflamcd membrane.
all Irritation and congestion IL quick
u relieved. the delicate Tissues
healed and ,i,aiis.d.
Hyomci should be in every house.
hold. Druggists cvcrywbcr. sell II.
Ast for the complete outfit
size
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~rAooEp.ou1- WOMEN
Wi, Fad Help in hi. Latter.


otrr~sgkesi. rua a.sn. 'fsxsci
5a, NoaU.s vi,e feel 90 'ho'tsh ih.Y
ssali hafai, dss 6 shc'ss. sho.,id prof.
!, ~ Mrs. nsiii's ssp-sishs-.
.k- says: y cas- In . ,rrs ~.ah.
.rup-.'v~n sondit.oas Life ~ss not
.osh iisias. I sosil no' sleep.
was ,.ty asssoas. stomach bad. sai
-ss oct able 4. work.
~ consulted With osr Of tao ply
.ssisss. si'hoaS traSt,s. read 1t
via.i h-ipisx some nae in a similar
soslisiaa 30 I began to lsA- u. and
i, simply did wouders TOT nc.
Sslaei in weight and ! sm nos In
better health sns stronger than CO.
Ct. can not fina ~asa. enough &"
stsisc vinoi. ". II. nsiii.
Racine. Mis-
Ti"isanis Of women sai mcn nh"
e.r- formerly weak ani sichIy .vr
their present rugged health Z" ta~
.oadrr:ai ssseussb.s.catins effects
nf vin.i. We guarantee Ntnoi In
bai,i you np aud make yoa ssspas.
~ i, dues ~, ~- Eis- hack SouT
myrc,. The Hassmaa Drug TO-.
Trinidad. Colorado.
T.. s.-for ruush. .eaiy skin. Try
c.. saso ss,sr. We guarantee it.
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COMPLY MN STATE
nlalne LAWS
sG.sss.s,s ssss ~, ~

-tis~ many mis~s IL ,hi. stat.
are op~sss--i by usioa labor
'Nhnu. five pes s-u' of the saSi
ia ,s. state - produced by mise.
that have .issea with the usioa,''
Mr. O,xoai d-aisd aay hosiiiisy
toward Ii. eosi.osaisoss which base
sixs-d vsSoa soatsseSA.
~. ssr boy las susi Ut oss VI
them" he capitalized. y aos's cats
10 mssiios the same nj shis soS.
pssy because The sossfari With the
uai,sd Miss Workers prohibits asis
!. aos.usios aises.
IL ssaoss~ lo questions ~ Nj
:oe,tf.s. The uisssss aid each soss-
pAny 80. expected Ia pAy fas sks
sasshins suss ssssl % it, o~a ssSe-
rsys
Near the Close al lke .so~e eaAm.
issties NJ CosIxss rssssed the
sit.ss< TOT further lessissosy t.
sasaiss hi. t.issiaas With labor as-
ioass
u .sat sss thai IKE alssss are
any tsis.r Oft ssAs ihss ~ssv hstess
the tailed Aias woskzss Of America
-. ossssiAsa." asriarsd Osasea.
NJ. o>xpod uss sassitaasd ss.
sssdsae tho aeeiisalies Of lae sosi
o.ssaiss> la ess.s . sastefcase With
officer. of the Gaiisd Mac Workers
Of america.
R-fetsiax to the mee;sux al Colo.
rad. .di'.se O.suoi .aid.
whoa Ne. shsttsf slkeI ~ to
enter the eeufofesee. nc accepted
with the understanding that i, uas
no, ,s be = jsia; debate. wkes Ne
arrived We found NJ. Mct.rauoa
there. tespiudcsi Mt. shaftet that
conditions upoa which our accept.
sn.- YES based had bros violated.
H- ssid Mr.. N,i.rasoa ~as there
,assash = asiea ndcrslaadiaEs
Wa, Mr.. Mei.-naea. told to leave
the soaas"
- do not know of nay owu kno~ !.
edge but Understood that he vas
not preseat ~hea I addressed the
editors
You were personally opposed to
the enactment !of the 1919 saiaias
la~s,''
M. sir. I Was moi"
Was secretary wilson. ipN,s'i-
Cation ouc.sidcd- DID he favor the
minvrss''
Il Was very fasors1i, Impressed
WITH Mr.. Wilson and did not sou.
slider him unfricndiy. Nc mercl,
though, that ha lid not make any ct
for, to invcsiieatc tho strike from
our standpoint.
Here NJ. Gos,sean closed .isis ass~s
-xsusWssscn- asa Representative '0r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13
5AS6bllL JoN|exT,
DAWSON AND RATION
CLASH WITH LOCALS

The first double header of the
pyeseat basketball seSsOn will lac
played this evening ON the West
theater floor. The admission will
be 30 cents. lsrgs comfortable ehstsh
II sit In. and Two hsir-sSising games
W watch. iiash osthe ioeai teams
are In iii. best Of trim aud ihe
COACHES oi the t~o other teams. tts'
too asd tA~ssa. ssy that their
tes,as are ready to play the game
Of their lives
fhe TgiGtiAi xiTt have beaten
IAaws0a. but tue boys have not had
. ehsnes to SHOW That ihsy are the
asnsssrs " Ration - sher- has besn
. c0ulsst " nO kHl between ths
tao arhools for four years.
llsion aud DASson viii arrive
here shi. e,eaiss % SsstA 70 train
sumiscs ~. 'weaty slrosx. The
teams arc accompanied ~ = fe~ ot
their ssol~fs. Ds~sns also arrives
II lls~ ssmo lis,s. The s,udsnls al
the iossi high school. MALAY tbs
licsssis rs club. viii faSais,, the aoiss
sn.itn~ high s'hoaD orchestra all
fusslsh the music,
csplsia N-,1x.r osth~ lc-ais. ~ss
has hc~a i-adias his team In basket
shooting. \ In the BEST ii form sas
y cosestsx ,hr fioor In sr-al fash
ton. Mitchell aad tsit viii play for
~sris toaishi ssd lhss~ tao ssuas
ssesS. ~ho have .ses hursiak up The
ftous ujSh tho ilshiniak play sfs
expected to do their share vi tbs
seosc saAkiex. Lott hal bsva PLAY
isx guard bus has l-~a shifted e
forward ca sseosss Vi hts ssIiiis Y
rus.s tho floor vii svs~i. Psuss~r
. recruit. ~iii pisy guard In ail
place ssd Mesf Ciras!sxes. ~h. al
NAYS plays . x,o-i saias. will liz Ia
his old sssislos.
Tho xssncs viii start prorptiy al
o'eiarh sna the ada,isstsa ~iii %
I.a sad lie.
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HEARING on HEARST
SUIT = CONTINUED

Nss Sssk. fri,. i..=Ta- hvayias
ss' sos to-day before Judge usjas o:
The N-- Nass .s.s-:as .sars To dc.
isTn,in- whether the injunction ah.
's,rrd oa Ta~ssiay last nT wiiiian,
u. Heats, assiast The Associated
rrfes@ shuuii lie dissolved OF made
permanent has 'sr-n adjourned ..
sisfcl, by mut-ai agreement Of the
parties.
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ER an'1aaa aIs

Mobile and return 680O
Jacksonville. Fla. and retn N0
Tallahassee Fla. and return GAO
Augusta. Ga. aud returh.. 0O.S0
sAV sAaah. Gs.. I'D vvsurn. D09D
rEomssyille. ia. snl rets %
New ORLEANS. la. aAb Feta BAD
Meridian. Miss-. aud returs /6OO
nemins. y. ~. and return $3.50
" rsso. Tex. and return. $3.50
Aiken. 4. Il. and return, e.
Ghsriesiou. u. T.. Aad Eeia 0S.&6
cOiun,bia. 4 e.. aud return GALS
Austin Texas. asd return.. II 10
i,saus,oul. Tea. ssd return $50
Dro~ss,iiie. Tex. and reia 10.oO
Corpus Christi. Tex. 4 ret .1O.00
Dallas. ToS.. snd return 3.00
~ Worth. Tex-. and return $3.50
Ticket. on sale daily uaiii April
~. itli.
Final i.iaait. June !. 1914.
For further particulars. call % Ut
sddFev. the und-ssisaei,
3. ". a0Yf. Of Q. ,. UI1Ix
Aasat. fiakst Aepai.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13
Drink HOT IRA
H01 a Rad COLD

Ct . as.an peskser Of ffss,,aif,:
Rsvsst lea. or - ~ G-snan folk.
call IL. "1laml.aIpcr DtsAt Jh~r.- q. an.
pessmsr.. IAks . tablMPopsfal Of Oh.
-. fsst . cup a Ioiiiss wafer upon
4. i,yus through . sieve aNi driak .
tescur full at asy time durtas Tho
IL. Of jcfcsc rrtieiae. II !. the Sre..
sesstsse way 10 htsak . cold anil cure
0aP. .. ie .op<ss ~ fseea Of tl'e ska.
r1)jevtaR cueslD4sso. Alsp Oosess thu
toselA this lfivtaS , cold fro. Tie
s.sts@.
: Try Z LII 100 tias yua saRer frva
, eoA ~ thr grip. Il V iaespeWsi,s
and satirrl. vluslASas. thsesfses saSs
~; hasp1sA a.,,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13

AS questioned the witness regard
Ing his saoek holding Ia s0si .eom-
psAss- Mr.. .OssOod said hs owned u
large majority Of the yiet0s-AmerI-
can Fuel company stock. He dsnIed
tkai there Sas any intsrioekiag d.
Teesasates betxesa the VictOr.Asssr.
lean. che coinrado Fuel & lTos sad
the Rocky Aouatsia Fuel company.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13
ilpI. FeDau.
aecaU11S LAD BARE

n rasa. T-sss. reb. is.-fassi,
II ssilAiis By which . ss~ssehAsst ol
ss-iusals. ~ federal irregular. re-
,ssisrd IN u taso. ssussrd tosO NrA.
Sro sisk th~is ssss Wednesday
sjxhi. ~.sv learned by Robert z.
N-iil. Gsii-d Stats district sltorsvs
sesv TO-DAY.
jusn NnJstSa.f~x. who wAs In
shsss- at the hosse. 81 fsivts. asid
shss h~ vas h,rv,i hy q sass' sh1
kAja Kassisecses ~ss 10 Vet aoss n
tho hos~ss lesve sh. eosssi cxevp< -
The order Of the Ncxirss eossui. q
In case II oAc kfsaio Aodesso. whe
nigh, take the sasasis ~ ~ Wished
OF lse fife other Nsairass sossd-
n up ny the Asvslesa lroops soss
kse1 koitswes~s. erssiso Nusgs.
CSC 81 tho ssrs. said be had ssvs kis.
- by tr.aaip-o Ai.sssss 10 watch
he psssues. TStA rsseh hand w.a
sashsa " ieaihes iesxlsss. esd ID
Vlsseess sarA - Woes ~ The Osusrs
FEDERAL isrexutsss ., the hattie al
Oiisaxa.
issesaixsiioa II the owsrsship al
be hoss-n prues~sssd today. u 90
ieasaad that Sset we're part Of . 10,
sssehss-s ssp@ che MeAissa eossal
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the cattle had b~ss saoiss froa IN
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aasuc Of The mas.
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CAsonicis- News lob, roems. ssaplN
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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13

Chicago. H.. fcb. i3.--Hcinc Zim-
norman IL destined to succeed John
Evers ~ second bascnsan Of the CHI
caeO Nationals. according 10 Hank
O'flay new manager Of the club. who
arrived from New York today.
o'Day did not knew until her each
I'd chicsso that the trade by which
Second Bascman Sweeney and Per-
due were TO be given by Dosto1 to
the Cubs for Everx had fallen
through. but when the lstest news
vas told hun he said lie would play
Zimmerman At secoad and Phslaa at
third basc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13

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chsusicic-Ness joe rnons. samples
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iIusion. Mase.. Fob. i3.--it Wa
formally announced by the local
baseball men today that John Evers,
former manager OF the Chicago No
tionais. had decided to Join the los
ton National League forces. Details
oft hea Erccment between Eycrs and
President 0sffncy will be made pub
lie later.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-13

II In ncca Of printing of any k'nd
rhenc The Chronicle News. Samples
and estimates viii ne ehccrtvllS
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