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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05

l2on6on, .. 9lug. - Grobbritan.
rieu BAT gegen 9eutidlnno oen
&rieg erfl1rt. 8enn GeutihIano
bat bns en1lii6e llltinl1tum l1ngIt
ror Der inn geiteIlten 6riit beottt.
tnortet, Die oarin entbalenOe 5or.
oerung einfa9 nbgelpieIen Gn.
ronibin erbieIt Der britiide BOT.
id)1fter in Berlin ieine g1iie 5uge.
itellt, iuoranf Oteier mad 2onoou
nbreiite. @an5 europa itebt ieet
inter @offen. Geutidlnub uno De-
iterrei6 ltebeu gfuBlanb, 9rantreid,
england, 9eIgien, Serbien uno
Wlontenearo gegeniiber.
sStalien bat leine NeutrnlitGt er.
Hart nadt aber ieine Grupper
nobiI. geIaien !Soaano imo Die
5dnpei3 baben nlobil genlo6t.
S6meben bot 0eutidIan6 nod fei.
ne slnt1port gegeben, Die it6 ienes
Qonb in benz artege berbolten miro.
9onbon 5. glug. - Sin nltfae.
rbgter golfsbaufe neriammelte iid
Dor Der Oeirtihen gotidait, erging
iih In S9mabungen olf 0en oelt.
Idlen aniier nn6 oas 9elltide Aei6
uno mari IdlieBIi1 Die 5eniter Der
gotIdjait Elm. S6IieBlih erlhien
bic goli3ei, ipel6e Die 9iubeItorer
auseinuloertrieb. Die 9eufmdler
Der N1tionnIbel6en ipuroen nit Blu.
men lfno ardn8eu geidmiidt.
9cs aaiicrs SbrunreSc.
Berlin, 5. glua. &aiicr 8iI.
helm bat geitern oen Geidstng in
gerlOn eroffnet. 5n ieiner Gbron.
rste iagte er itnter onoerem:
Die gegentp1rtige Gage Der Gin.
ae iii niHt auf tentporare Strei.
ftufeiten ii6er SntereIienpoIitif ober
bibIonntfide aonIteaation 5uriif3u-
iiihren; lie lit bic 5oIge oes bIoIien
gastoes pelfer felt Sobreu gegen
bic W1adt, 6as Bliiben lnO @eoei-
hen bes oeutiden 4oilerreifs be.
itebt.
ggir baben ni6t ben 8unid, alf
Groberlneeu aus5u9ebeu iino aber
left eutidloiien fir uns nnO nniere
0fnhfonmen ben 9lat 5lt erbalten
lueIden lns @ott nngeiuieien bot
ageine Megierung, iin0 Dor allen
atnden rneine ssan6Ier boben bis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05

in tpeI9er er iogte, o1B 5ronfreid
ge3pungen iei, 6as S6pert 5it 8ie-
ben liftb er Soffnung 9[usbraf Der.
Iieb, boB aud 9eIsien bic 8nffeu
gegen Geldi9Ian6 srgreifen perbe.
SSSn ieiner gle0e mohte er ben on.
lpeienoen ruiiiiden uno et1glii6en
8ertretern idmeibeIbafte &OutpIi.
merte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
spbeefGQc.

SIN gIlter bon 81 SSobren 1T
ssSobn SGreiber in Der 8obrung iei.
mes Sobnes @eo. S6reiber, II. ln1o
Oaort6a StraBe, geItorben. Die Be-
eroieung fano belte, Mlittpo6 gtah-
mittog bon Soffnonn'S @tobliiIe-
ment aus auf Dem 6oreit 2alpn
5rieobof itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
geeaefedt an Ser siite 9saiue's2 ?

BortIono, gte., 5. Iug. - gsan
mill bier cine beftige 4ononaoe &c.
bort boben, unO es fpiro berntlltbet,
oaB oeutffe, englii6e iino fran3o.
itide S9iffe, tuelde ii9 in 6ieier
@e9eno aufbuIten iollen, im Sample
Iiegen. 9Iinerifanii6e 5lottenofft5ie.
re iteLen oieies in gbreoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
Gnglano trfldrt 9tutldDlanO oen &rieg!
So9n 8ua pirft ideRidb bic Naste ab anO et ieinen
NerbiinDeten ~ 9ilte
Stn9anO t Der ebmat Osr TeinSt nit bersagt DrO bs
gum letteu Wlann timtea

Die 6enhn areu p8Oeben" nnb rssnn" nna6 Der fran.
sOfiGn 5Oe aengtH nub Der Bauber" sum Snfcn gcbra
yariUtiihe Scene bel Der 5grpnrOe Oes aaerS. SarOhS.
mus oes SaaufOuisS Ter &eidStag bat Nlar6en Dart
fiji arisgS5wede buiuist - Der Snppnnnimord iran.
sOEidtm @rtns OOa5b Fd prOsummsemah @eire geeate
Der rufiihcn Qrrnje.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05

5rnu gIi5dbetb Sdlemtne, Sat.
tiir bon Sris ShIemme, 1T IN if.
rer @obnung 2009 Gof StroBe
I'M 9tlter oon SO s5dbren geitorben.
Die 8eeroisuus ftrt6et 9onneritng
geahnrittag auf oem 5oreit 2apn
5rieobof itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05

Der beri9ie0enen 9arteien bielten
cine geneiniame Siblmg o6; ollie
garteiunteri6ieoe iin6 bertuiidt; Der
ein5ige 8uniA uuo Die ein3ige Soff.
nlmg 1T, onB oas oeutide Seer
iiegreid aus oieiem Sample berpor.
geben moge.
2lusm2isli6 bon 6eititeaungen be.
iibt 0eiltibIar0 eine reidle 5iiae
ION S9lobtpieb, aartoifeIn, @etrei.
De, 3uder, Snl3 unO anOeren Sc.
bensmitteln.
Stuoerten, Die nod ni6t Itel.
lltngSpfIihtig Iit0, 0litglieoer Der
Sn9en6tpe5r un0 an0ere IteQen li4
freiniqig, Die @rnte ein5ubeimien.
3abIreihe StGote beiDiligen 9fie.
ieniuunen fir Die geidnffung un6
9tufipeideriing BON 2ebensinitteIn.
Der beuti6e @eneroIitab bat Die
3eitllngen i'm gan5ett Geife er.
mabnt, feinerIei gtnhribten iiber
Sruppenbeipegungen uno Eritppen.
nddi6iibe 6u Oeroifentliheu ooer
unperbiirgte 01hri6teu 5u bringen.
Sm gdn5en 2on6e boben Bferoe.
ousbe6itngen itattseflmoen; Die
Eruppennnbihiibe luto glusbe6ung
Der 2onolpebr ooajieben ii6 nit er.
itaunlider Brd8iiion.
Ger aaiIer bat 0em Wliniiter fir
2anbnirtbIdaft an's Ser3 geIegt,
inter alien umItdnOen 6nfiir Iorgen
5ll polIen, oab Die @rttte unter
Dad uno Sad fonune.
Ser 8eretn fir 6as 3ettti6t5um
i'm auslnroe bat an aIe in Der
5renl6e meiIenoe 9eutiAe pinen
8iiT6enoen 9lufruf erIaiien, 8el0.
iammlurgen fir Die fGnlpfenoen
griioer, Die gegen cine 8eIt in
8aifen iteben, 3u oeranItnlten. Die
Suniten f6nnen in irgeno nelfen
groBeren @el0inititttten binterle9t
iperoen.
sSn 6ronffurt am @ain tpuroen
3ur gtoht8eit mebrere 6lugfran3oien
beidoiien. sic 5ogen e8 Dor, iih
iiber Die fron5oiiide @ren3e aurit
8u begeben. lleber GbenlniB eri6ien
Elm 8lugfrdn5oie uno mari mebrere
Bomber rihtete aber feineu neient.
liden Shooen al.
Mes, 5. Plug. Gin fron36fi.
ider Offi5ier pur6e bier o6gefoBt,
pie er Den 8erIud madte, bier $50
9rieitouben ein5ufiibren. Man
mari ibn in's @efaugniB ltn0 be.
idlagnabntte Die 9rieftaltben.
Sn g9icn nnb 8noapeit.
8ien, 5. glug. 3niIfen a1i.
fer 6ron5 SSoiep6 llno &diler 8il.
belm fano ein ber3li9er 0epel6en.
austouih ltatt 8fe oeutiAe BOT.
ihoft uno oo8 oertide aot,iuLot
miro bon 9feihSoelltideu noIlig be.
logert, nel6e arieasoienIt I'M beut.
iden &eere nebnen nollen. S5n
8uonpeit fanoen Dor DEM oeuti4en
aoniulot itiirmiife 4ilnogebuugen
itatt. So6s olf ben oeutlden &ai.
ier un6 Dos oeutide 9feih puroen
ousgebradt; 5tpiidcn ben 3eutiten
imo llngnrn ienoen 8erbriioerlrngS.
feite itott.
arofnu, 5. Mug. Gin e5lugruI.
ie, Der in bieier @egenO refognoBir.
te, puroe nus Der 2uft geiboiien.
GOineare'S GrflGrilug.
9oris, 5. 9lug. 9rdiioert
goincarc ianote an ben frou8oliiden
Senot cine 9otiAoft. in meIder
er berborbob, Dab uDelttidIauo IN
binterIiitiger 8eiie periu6t babe,
sSranfreid 5it iiberraiben@. 3ranf-
reid aber iei aui ser 'Sutb getpeien
uno OaS itebenoe frau8oiiihe Seer
meroe oafiir iorgen, oob Die Mfo-
Der 9rtppen oromtngsmGs
Big Dor iib gebe.
grenlierminiiter 8ibiani belt in
Der Gcputirtenfanmer cine SfeOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
Bulletin.

ct. geters6nrg, 5. 9lng. Gin
aus 10 Sdliffen deficiencies bent.
idjes @eidmnOer lit in Der Office
5ipiid)en giban nnb Memrl se.
iidJtet iuOrSen. JlniiiIdle ariegS.
FdDiffe in Ocm S6wnr3ea Weer
baben msbrsre OentidJe aauffGbr.
teiidifFs sefapert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
gtntI6ts 8abtl
bur6I9nitttn!
Seine jnOerlGhiseu sladridltsn bpR
europa bis anf &eiteres
crbdItlid.

glelp gorf, 5. slua. - Das ao.
bel Der 3entihen aabeI @eieaihoft,
Gle birette gerbinoimg 5ipnhen bier
un0 ben a5oren unterbalt, lit Sers
Itort ipor6en. @s miro bier onge.
nommen Dab Der enaliihe Sreli.
5sr a8erpid~, Der NIT lltenIiIien
5ur 2eglmg uu0 glusbeiierung bon
Saobeln Derieben lit, bic 2bot oiisae.
fiibrt bot Die Geltid.gltloutiihe
8eIegrapben @eieli6nft bat beute
Rndmittng befaut gemodt, Dnb
teine @eihdfte fir Seutidlano bis
auf Beiteres ongenommen iperOeH
fornten. 8epeiden miiIien iiber an.
oers 2inien beforoert tperoen, nlii.
fen ober lauge iiberltesen. 9ie eng.
Iiidfn aobel iino nod in alitem
3uitnnO, bod iiuo Die gsodri9teR
aIle elmer itrengeu 3eniur untrr.
tporfen umo ipenig 5iIoerIdBig.
Seize Infriflten bon 9entIdjlnub
Qurd Die 9erit0rling Oes oelt.
iten an6cIs. iIt 9eutidEono Oirett
oon Der 9luBenipelt abgei6titteH.
Die Gadridt, ooB aud Oos aobeI
5uilden England uno 9eutibIon6
oirdidnitten lit, oiirite itinoIia elm.
trefieu. Die leste Oirefte geadrift
bon Berlin truf apiideu 12 tnO
1 llbr gladts elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
Bulletin.

gsnris, ). gIns. - Gine off.
sitae gHfiinbisnus beiast, bnF
IL idiisr, iusldIc usriudltcn, bic
frnn5Uhidle GrenSr ~ ii6eridlrei.
ten, BON bentiden SOIoairn nc.
fangen nub sridlOiien lpnrOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
gnaetiu.


antuerpen, 5. 9Ins. Sier
fam ss 5a beftisen nnti.Ocntifen
9emouitratiOneu. Sin uiitbenocr
gOlfsbnnfs jeritOrte Ober Der.
brannte bic bentidlen SAFES nnS
Geitanrants nuo rip Oas Oentidle
@appeH bon Dem Sanie Ses oent.
idben gOtiflaiters. Die IOli5ei
mar nidJt imitnnbe, SrOnnns 5n
idnfirn. Der YiilitGrgunSerncnr
Inb iid senUtbigt, iiber bic Staot
ben gslasernHss3nitnnO III Der.
Banaen. yllle oentidIen yelpOb-
ner Der SfnSt babcn glnsmei.
inHgsbeiebl erbaltrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
8es6al6 SentfdDe Sruppen ourdI
gsIgicn maridirten.

Berlin 5. 9liig. Die groBeI
gelgien's in Dem 4riege,
5rDiihen 9eitiblono nn6 6ranfreid|
beitebt onriil, OaB QleIgien offenes
@ebiet Siuiihen ben beioen friegfiib.
renbcu gorteien III. N1rc Geutfd.
Ian0 uibt Oardl geIoieu moridjiert,
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8sasnsn 9ie bic EdeIids Sri Z
bnns uuO Sie srfubrsn Oas glsusits Z
ibsr ben BsItfriss. Z
lIlInIHlnnIIIIIIIIlIIIlIHIIlIIIIIIIInIIIIllHlluI
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
HAVE YOU CATARRH!
It's II Dangerous Disease II yonci *
The Effective Remedy.

Catarrh, which is indicated by sniff
Hing, frequent colds and cruSts in the
nose is 4 serious disease and if not
checked surely spreads 10 the delicate
lining OF the air passages, and fire.
qucntly destroys the hearing.
To cure catarrh YOU must have some
ching that will quickly reach the dis.
cascd tissues, kill the grcmS, and drive
out the poison.
!lyomci is Just such a remedy. Be
ing Il mixture OF antiScptic oils that
YOU breathe through q small inhaler
its hCalth-rcstorng medication cannot
help going direct to the raw and in
famed lining Of the nose and throat
quickly relieving that chokcd-up feel
ing, stopping the /unclcan discharges
and healing the sore Spots-y0u
breathe freely. Even the worst cases
respond at once.
There is nothing for tho treatment
OF catarrh ills that is easier, more
pleasant or so satisfying as Hyomci
The Laurens Drug Co. sells it on the
"No-curc-no-pay" plan.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
STORY of How Chinese Bandits
i Then Burned Liner for Re-
venge Is Told.
'MAS BLOODY BATTLE
AS Fast az the Ships Officers Could Re-
ioad Their Weapons They Fired Into
tho Ruck OF Squirmins Figures
That Appeared.

Vancouver. B. C.-From the West
river near Hong Kong, China, the
Canadian Pacific railway liner, EN-
press of Japan. brought story Of
piracy and bloody battle by night
aboard the British steamer Talon.
On April q, 1913, the Talon was
lseized ard looted by pirates at the
point on West river, where one year
later to the day the piratical attack
Just reported here was made.
On April 81, 1914. the Talon cleared
drom Hcug Kong for Honeymoon with
general cargo, crew OF 40 Chinese
and 1868 passengers The vessel was
commanded by Captain Wcatherell,
with Chief officer Evans and Engineer
II. d. Mccartney, who was on the
steamer at the time of the first pratt.
cal attack a year ago.
At about ten o'clock at night April
II, off Iiai Au, while the captain was
asleep in his cabin, several score of
pirates that had come aboard as pas
sengers. appeared on the decks with
Mauscr rifles in their hands
Frightened cries from the other
Chinese aroused Captain Weatherell.
Selling a shotgun, he lcapcd for the
bridge, reaching it Il moment in ad-
vance Of the first pirate to seek the
point Of vantage. The captain shot
him through the stomach and the body
rolled back upon his climbing fellows
behind.
For the moment the dash Of the
armed Chinese was halted, and in that
moment Captain Weathercll was Joined
by the mate and engineer and two
Portuguese guards. AS fast as they
could reload their weapons thoy fired
into the ruck Of squirming figures
that appeared, fell back in the dark
ness and appeared again at the bridge
rail. Across the floor of the bridge
Mashed figure, screaming with rage
and pain, and the fingers Of two talon
like hands closed in a wOunding clutch
on the throat Of the engineer Cap
tain Weatherell whirlcd and fired with
hasty aim. Several shots from the
weapon raked through Mccartney s
hip. but the mass of the load struck
and shattered the pirates skull
Abandoning the attack on the
bridge, which already had cost them
ID dead and many wounded, the pirate
hordes withdrew to the lower deck
They stopped the engines and put the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
MADDEN NEWS.


Madden, Oct. 5.-The continued
rains for the past few days have not
been very welcome as they lave inter
fercd with the gathering of crops that
was going merrily on. For once ut
least, the old Dutch prophet" failed
as he predicted no September gales
at all this year and the truth OF the
matter is the gales came twice!
Delegates j. r. Finley, Il. S. Lang
ston and J. A. p. Moore attended and
enjoyed the Laurcns association held
at the hospitable Chestnut Ridge
church.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Allison is spending few
days with her niece Mrs. Mary Madden.
MIR. and Mrs. Cliff Cunningham were
pleasant visitors at the home OF Mr..
J. a. Wofford recently.
Miss. Genie Aiken. who is now teach
ing the hurricane school, spent the
Weekend at the home Of Mr.. j. ii.
Power. She also called in her friend
Miss Julia Cunningham while here.
Mr.. j. Dennis Culbcrtson will go to
Columbia Wednesday for medical
treatment and possibly serious sur
gical operation. lie has many friends
who will be sincerely grievcd to hear
OF the ailiiction that has como to him
We all hope that ii may not be as Sc
liouS as now thought to be. Mr.. Gull
hcrtson since coming TO Madden has
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07

steering gear out of commission. Then
in their rage, they gave up all hope Of
profit from their attack in their lust
for revenge.
Breaking open tins Of Kerosene in
the hold, drcnching the cargo, the
pirates set fire 10 the ship In few
minutes the Talon was wrapped in
sheets Of flame. Out of the smoke
which poured over the rails, swarms
OF Chinese, pirates and prisoners,
1eaped into the sea.
On the bridge, where the fight had
been fought and won, the five men
still stood, sending up rocket signals
OF distress. Then, as three steamers
responding to the signals came into
view, the two Portuguese sprang over
board For a little longer the three
Britt ;hers, choled by the smoke and
tortured by the heat, clung to the blis
ie.ring rail and sb"&ted advice to tho
struggling passengers. Evans seized
an oar and plunged into the sea 40
did not reappear Then the engineer
and the captain jumped. Both we're
saved as were the Portuguese. The
Talon was burned to the water line
and sank.
The three rescue steamers were the
Shun Lee, the Wo Kwai and Shin On
Hoi Sang. Their boats saved most OF
the Chinese passengers, as well as the
-FOUR white men.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
5. +. Boney Makes Good.

Mr.. S. T.. Boncy, at one time asso-
ciated with The Times and who is
we'll known throughout South Caro-
himself on the afternoon edition Of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger. He
is covering the war desk, an impor-
in this city are pleased to hear Of his
good fortune. Union Times.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
"CASCARETS" ALWAYS
STRAiGtiTEN YOU UP
II CoSti'c, !Iradachy, Bilious, stomach
Sour, Breath Bad Clean your Liver
and Bowels.

and Bowels.
Get lO-ccnt box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling rig.lt-who have headache,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath. dizziness. can't sleep. are bill
ious, nervous and upset bothered with
sick, gassy, disordcrcd stomach, or
have backachc and feel worn out
Are YOU keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarcts, or merely forcing a
paSsaseway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor pil?
Cascarcts work Whilcj you sleep;
cleanse the stomach. Eclhovc the sour,
undigcstcd fermcntn@j food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry ont Of the system all
the conStipatcd waste matter and pois-
on in the bowels.
a 'Cascarct tonight will straghten
you out by MORNING. l0-ccnt box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg
ular, and head clear for months. Don't
forget the children. They love Cas-
carets because they taste good--never
gripe or sicken
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
SEoon Steals Heat,

Never have metal spoon in
saucepan II you wish the contents to
boil quickly, for the spoon Is the
means Of carrying off great deal Of
heat
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31
TON D0IiAlD ColO(If7ED
10 WORK aAuIrARIUN

Thomas bsiiara ~as .osnmiii-d ia
tss,rtnr Work. saaitarium ihi. morn.
ins by Judge u. u. Rp.s. foiiauina =
s--dis, II isssai'y brought IN by the
jury in the sounty .ositt.
Ihoiisfi Is an old f~sid~n, a. Tsiai.
.isi sad !. we'll kao-a. fof . aun.
bet of ,-sss he has Suffered from =
physical iafismi's aad IL ts supposed
that iisins aios~ .ad bsupIirx os~'
hi. trouble ts the .sus~ of hts m~u.
tai trouble. R~~-ntiy the strike tsoss
bile. have affected hsa ssfoasiy sad
h~ has told his ~mploSss saa essssS
that Narioa. hom~s of citis~ss orruset
,o the uhion. would b~ blown ~.
AMI si.s stated k~ expected to MIL
one or the newspaper men h--ans~ ot
hi. attitude on the strike question.
4; "a. the arinIna nt rhys,stans.
~ha testified at tho trial ihi. mora
ias. that with the proper care and
the rish, ,r-atm-ns the man mish'
regain hi. mentality.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31
A "YElLOW NIGHTMARE"

on -ysiss Bs,,ssa" byths O. crossing getting
mere pvh dreaming and every assa s'e
Il h svisss ehssss, and aad 'Aes ds'sss
b. easss ssAsx jos, kind Of insanity be afflicted With Old
Yelsv Ds,sas hsssy that his yellow plant 10 se
sS.ly - BY bis Every yellow
IN vhs. he the shack be 'asds
y hsssh ssss that The va'nsus 'anda have 'ss oil Win
~ paste pss O ssasthias like that
whs, vssIi hsppss il hsy stole the shesn'
a. YeIsv Dusss . Yale lack the door and
Y,sk Misss taking asssi s'sa watch
"a. ssh q ass asleep The crossing and the setal
VI. ,sv.r fss. paid him off The aiek Of time
svfa sow The "esase Bill bad not seea
sesesed F,ak. however n sasefsi
0d hss hsa "saesks suspicion fsr ss'ae tine
III, Ysvs Chase esniss asvs there and
steal gpevss hesk evening sow be sks
reprint miscellany uptown safe deposit vas sad calls 'e
vhss h esa nsuiss The forms Of The aS sefsse
carefully licked 'he s over ashs asd ss dos "e he
~. Il II. ss,ype passi The wall The hiding place fss
n. ,he,,p,ss list pros securely spiked The
0ses .
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IL MIA We Ssat hsw hs ssasas t.
oh Ysv Dss.sas the office sasipasas Ever
RoAv Issssr Wsss 1h hasa hte esassavtsa
NV Aay cAA niaues tine aesssass q sss
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.- -cussss 1axyays Dss.ss Aaa saa shss mythical
plstts ny rsaAy Be " sp y psssg yeusv
. ssuna esansaatss sssed Tns'da4 Ssses
aavss aad tear city editor
d, eseps yea've give 10 ~ yellow
Hr,,.a II h ns~ usassa abes ready his
a,es, ps,nisn sffer vaats gilt edged ves. covered
saitss ,f sher onaha reedseaehas real classy for
vses a,l ehdren ought table In Amer
Ia aisas family Dbe aad "lgns foxrss The little
bseslst ssus jusa hew be angel"
Bat ali aad irrelevant and nma,esial
eur seed ead before rushing the
pstisa In habeas The plot Of shis sedy
.as., Il his aoe.s.p likely break time
and teal seInethinS
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31
RAILROAD oAW 70
N C0NCLuD9D H10lQTIY

wssAiassos. y. e.. Msrth si.-Tu
fseiiiisi. eoas,Aesssioa of the ID.
ssaes rate esse.. chsirasa issriaa
saaoaas~A io1ay that the later.
STATE eoAaeses eo0mtssios hsA -
eidea 10 svsst the request a sas
railroads 70 hear their coacluAiaa
tesliaoay to-day saa fhsssAsy.
All sew tariff ftled BY railroeas
elimiaasiag allovaaess TO Industrial
railroads ~es~ ssspesd~A to-day ~
the iaissslals eoasmesve eosnmsaion
until July 90 with the exception Of
ihese sft-rtias The cnii~d States
Aeei corporation ssd other 'soa s"d
sis-l eospasIss.. which WEIR permit
I'D to .sssd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31

TA~ss h scarcely . nsieAhss srusa1 ~
Win DOS nps ~ your nstkeias- "-Na.
J. y. JOslxsoss. K. No. I. Hss =. friaes.
saa. lliiaa1A.
ExpesSeoee - . Xasse.
Poland. N.Y.-''la ~ szp,sisaee - .
nurss esssalaly thiak Lydia Z Hek.
Assa's vsgvsshis Cs0pn0ad = . gFsas
Rssskeias. ] wisA sll vusssa With t.
saals trushlss wush saks L. ! snsk h
vhss pa~iag thFusgh ~ Chsaes Il
life With gssss svssits aad aiwsys ~.
e.aa-aA ~ Cs0pssad 70 eli ny ps-
sirnss u kasv Il th-is eonailina h
sia-. ! viii easAly = ~ 60 - hssp
eth~ss 10 know of lhis gs~as 0ssSeias.
-Mr~ HoaAr. NEWMAN. Reasasl. Hss.
kia~s Co. N. =.
II yus ~ 10 Do ans stsag sinag usst0
~ oe,sssisa b asepanasy. ha, ss oars
take LYDIA E Hsahsa's Vegetable
Ca~snsad
lSyso Waat special aASlrr write
I.sala q. lstakhasa Nesoirles Co.
tco0o6e0sAnil Lyoa, AaAA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31
ID. Kse1s Hntelinsea
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L&boel 1esDosyosv Ekt


Or. Moods Huirhiasos. who APP
ppesrs =, the Hixh sehosi Auditor
iam Wednesday ssssiss. April !. On
the i.yeeSm rsssss. y oe~ a. ihs
sssss~st physieisss $50 lsesussrs Oh
the American sssss today. IN.
Hsurhissos vas koSA In Yorkshire.
Essiasd. JsssasJ Z. issa. ssustsd
., PEGS eoi'str. ssd shs rsissssits
Of Miehisss. = ..i-
DS, tiutehtssns Gs . writer. i~ei-
ures. saa physieiss aod viii spsat
Wednesday sveeiss oa some oss os
the foiio~ias sabisSis: x~hooi fsy-
sisss. chiid SsSay. tuberculosis.
Water Ss3piy. Dsaiess-. t:ax~siss.
ssA cFiaisoiosy, Hs has also sssS
other is'essssisx subjects % Which
hs uiil touch Aasiss the sssassE's
disroasss,
DR.. Weeds Huiehissoa. Ds. rlss.
nor. Dv. Ksopf. Nr. Dsros~.i. N,
lambert. Dv. Js~ohs. make uP .
sroup oI sp~sksss ~ho met soseIhss
o, Hsw York City 10 ssik over the
eeastsy's great psoslea Of sahrrea.
laSis. Th~aS ass are the Soria's
srsetsss sriestisss ssd rhysseiAss
asA whea N. HuSretessa spSsses
here The frtsiAsA public ~h" ~,sh u
80 saa hear oss vhe = ~ the ''iop
OF the ladder II his psofissios. ~iii
~ veii Ssrsid fss shsss sisss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-31
WoNAH MID FOR
CONTRIBUTING 10 D1fNoUIucY

MasueiIts Chavez MS ssr-sseti
ihis aosniaG spoa iafosasiioa filed
BY The Atssst~s attorney rharxiax her
With roasrihsliss To jussaiis della
qusssy. The Ckstes women eoa-
ducts . g~~oss aa Raass ~ sSeuue
asd the ehsPss this sossiss y the
resail a ssss, ioii in the eoastS
soar soa- tine ase ~ . sisi sho
has s,aes hsaa sent i0 the siris' 10.
siustFisl school ~ Drawer.
The siri. vhe " !: y~sss old. ~ss
ishsa fvoa tie chss~s s-.ass BY the
oIfsr~ss several weeks sss. u the
ttial she told the .oau that she.
with h~s father ssa noih-s. ssa~ 10
Trisiasd ffoa N-~ M-si~e . short
'ims sso. me said .h~ hsa aes the
chss~s WOMAN In Aihaas~ssse sad
sfl~s~ssds ~ Las vs:a.s
Who's she arrived in Tsisiasd she
90. iookias for work aad the chss~s
~amAa. iesrsias she ga. here. S~i-.
rhosed her To rnsns to her hoss~.
that she had . snoa place for her 10
wosk. Ia shis manner she tell isio
the hands NJ che so0ss sad r..
main~i IN ianais al the resost asstt
ssss sted ssa sakrs sNsy BY the Of.
tiesss.
II sufficient eriaese~ sas ~ saih.
~r~d the nsties nay b. iass~d oves
Ia the federal sashssisies Tor the
prosecutions asd~s The Nsss White
slave taw.
Judge Ra.s pise-d sh~ snoaai oI
the ~oosa's beaa si 81. zee bot the
bsnd has not heea fufalpA~d