davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09

Emperor Franz Joseph, on his
 charger, and Miles Bozanovitch.
 Emperor Franz Joseph has found that the real "man of the hour" op- posing the moves in resistance to the Austrian troops dispatched against servia is not the infrm King Peter nor the crown prince, but Miles Be- zanovitch, the Servian war minister. He looms as the central figure in the Austro-Serb war.
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Las reformas politicas
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Continuation de la 3a. pagina.)
dos 8 uno de sus tratados una ley
del congreso Sc trae discussion Sc
MEGA ell. derecho reclamado baio sus
disposiciones. Todos dichos procedi-
mientos en- la corte suprema de los Es-
tados Unidos Sc incoaran en- ell idioma
ingles.
Secci6n 50.-Que las condiciones
exlgidas los jurados seg1n las esta-
blecen las leyes locales de Puerto Rico
no seran aplicables los jurados elegi-
dos para servir en- al corte de distrito
Gle los Estados Unidos para Puerto Ri
co; pero las condiciones exigidas a les
JuradoS en- dicha corte seran que cada
uno tenga la edad de p amos. no DE-
sando de 65, que haya sido residente
de Puerto Rico por no menos de un
ano, y que tenga bastantes conocimier
tos del ingl6s para que pueda servir
de Jurado Tambien seran ciudadanos
de los Estados Unidos. Los .Jurado7
para dicha Corte Sc elegiran de acuer j..
do con las leyes del Congreso regla
mentandO los mismos en- las cortes de-
los Estados Unidos, pero las exencio
nes del deber de ser iurado que conce
dan las leyes locales seran respetadae
por dlcha corte cuando as1 10 exiiar
los convocados para el Jurado.
Secci6n 51-Que todos los derechos
multas, costas y confscaciones que
serian depOsitadas al haber de los
Estados Unidos 81 fuesen cobradas
pagadas en- una corte de distrito de
los EStados Unidos seran rentas de los
Estados Unidos 81 la cobrase Sc pa
garen en- la corte de distrito de los Es-
tados UnidOs para Puerto Rico.
Secci6n 52.-Que ell Attorney Ge
neral de los Estados Unidos determina-
ra de tempo en- tempo los sueldos de
todos los funcionarios y ayudantes
por la Corte de distrito de 1
los Estados Unidos, incluyendo ell Sc
cretariO, sus auXiliares, Interpreters, ia
y otros funcionarios en-
pleadOs, los que Sc pagaran por los Es-
'ados Unidos como Sc pagan los demas
9ueldOs y gastos de igual naturaleza
IN las cortes de los Estados Unidos
Secci6n 53.-Quc los iurados V tes
-igOs en- la corte de distrito de los
Estados Unidos para Puerto Rico ten
dram derechO a recibir - centavos por
3ada milla que necesariamente viaien
en- una dlllgencla pOr transporteS par
tlculareS y 10 centaVos por cada milla
en- ferrocarril al ir a Y regresar de di-
cha cOrte PerO no So abOnara milla-
ge acumulado 0 doble con motive de
la citaci0n de ninguna persona come
testigo Ell dos mas causas pendien-
tes en- la citada corte que pueden ser
vistaS durante un mismo t6rmino. Ia
les jurados recibiran $500 diarios y
tales teshgos $100 por dia que asis-
tan a dicha corte.
Secci6n 54-Que la corto suprema
y las cortes de distrito de Puerto Ri
co y los jueces respectivos de las mis-
mas podran conceder autos de habeas
corpus en- todos los casos en- que los
pueden conceder los jueces de las cor
tes de distrito de los Estad0S ITnidos
Y las cortes de distrito podran conce-
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A los suscriptores yAgentes

Para la buena marcia de esta admi.
nlstraci6n no admitimos Atlas lie
uscripciones este diario sino desde
el primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
Sc avisaran los dlas 80 81, advir-
tiendose que las que dieren con pos
teriOrldad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto Ell la contabilidad hasta
ell dia ultimo del mes Siguiente al en-
que SO soliciten.
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| der autos de mandamus en- todos ca.
SOS en- que procedan.
| Secci6n 55.-Que en- 10 sucesivo to.
dos los Jueces, marshal y secretaries
| de las cortes existentes 6 que puedan
establecerse en- Puerto Rico cuyo
lnombramiento por ell Presidente no es-
ta provisto por esta ley ser5n nombra-
dos por ell gobernador con ell consenti-
niento aprobaci6n del Senado de
Puerto Rico
Secci6n 56.-Que con exception de
10 que esta ley dispone en- sentido con-
| trario los sueldos de todos los funcio-
narios de Puerto Rico no nombrados
por ell Presidente, incluyendo auxi-
liares, ayudantes y otros empleados,
seran los que de tempo en- tempo de
termine la Legislature de Puerto Rico
' apruebe ell gobernador, asi serar
oagados de las rentas del Tesoro de
Puerto Rico y 81 la legislature dejase
de hacer una asignaci0n para dichos
sueldos. los asf fiiados Sc pagaran sin
necesidad de mas de asignaciones Los
Sueldos de todos los funcionarios to-
dos los gastos de oficina de los distin-
tos funcionarios de Puerto Rico nom
brado por eel Presidente segun dispo-
ne esta ley, tambien Sc pagaran del
tesoro de Puerto Rico mediante libra
miento del Auditor visado por ell 60
bernador Los sueldos anuales de
los siguientes funcionarios nombrados
por ell Presidente que seran pagados
en- dlcha fOrma son ell gobernador $12,-
900 ademas tendra derecho de ocu-
par los ediicios que hasta la fecha ha
venido utilizando ell jefe ejecutivo de
Puerto Rico con ell mobiliario Y efec-
tos que ALI Sc encuentran, libre de al
quileres; jefes de los departamentos
executives, $780, juez presidente de
la Corte Suprema, 1900; jueces aso-
ciados de la Corte Suprema, $G,500|
cada uno
Cuando a cualquier funcionario GU
yo sueldo especifica esta ley Sc lie |
exija fianza, ell premio 10 pagara ell
tesoro insular
Seccion 57-Que las disposiciones
de la precedente secci0n seran apli-
cables a los funcionarios municipale>
Sus sueldOs y la remuneration de sus
auxiliares, ayudantes otros emplea-
dos, asl como los gastos incurridos por
los municipiOs, Sc pagaran del tesoro
municipal, de la manera Que la legisla-
tura disponga.
Secci6n 58,-Que siempre que en-
asta ley Sc autorice funcionarios del
gOblerno con los mismos titulos que
aparecen en- las anteriores leyes del
Congreso relacionadas con Puerto Ri
co, los actuales tenedores de dichos
cargoS continuaran en- los mismos de
acuerdo con los terminus con los
sueldOs prescritos por esta ley.
Ell cargo de Secretario de Puerto
Rico queda por la presente abolido.
For la presente Sc confere autoridad
a los funcionarios que han de hacer los
nombramlent0s para nombrar las per
sonas que han de llenar los nuevos car
pOS crpadOc nor aS4a low
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DIR. r. MATANZO.
100 u L A.
Consultorio exclusive para afec.
clones de la vista.
TETUAN a (CERCA DEL TEATR0,
RCRA9 DR GCNSULTAs
DE- 10 ID A. n.
on IL q GK p. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-12
PUREZA Y CALIDAD INMEJoRABLEs,

Con la Cocoa "LE0N DE OROn 90
prepara la bebida mas saludable como.
clda; es un alimento perfecto, de f&cil
digestion. Recomendada por los sefio.
res m6dicos como t6nico excelente para
el sistema nervioso.
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9sr Dsrfanmte @asatr.

0us a[gemeine ltrteiI iiber Ris
9aro Magner uno feline Spnfn6pfuns
gen mar betduntIi9 i'm anfonee ieis
ner 2aufbabn nett e~ntFernt DDrt Der
ipdteren 8erbimmeIung, unb am tuss
nigiten belt mon, getreu Dem dlietf
Spridnorte, in 5einem 8nterl1nDs
Sd9fen BON ibm. 9Is int GfsDber
1916 in Dresden Der SannbdnEer
porbereitst ipurbe, flnete Die YEeFt
iiber Die grpBe S6nisrigfeit Der Mlu.
III, pel6e IL Sr9eiterprobtn erfors
oerte. Ia9 Der 9resbener 4uffih,
rung fhrieb Robert S6umdnn an
Menoelsiobn: Die Duff 1T nm
tein 6adr brett better ais aien3i, ebet
maitsr, forciertsr! Sngt man ober
10 etfpas, 10 beiBt Is: a1, 0es
Neio!' Im IL. Gebruor 1916
fibrtc MenotIsio6n i'm 2eip3tger Ges
tpdnobauss aDn5ert bic 0uperiarf
gum 3annbdufer NIT iberbeblsm
3empO ais rabf6redenOss 9eiFpisI4
dufl Die 2etp5iger aritit befrtrtte:
15nterefdnts @~eigeneffeite sntTHdOi.
gen ni6t fir ben Mangel an innerem
8eboIt!" Die gemii6ungen. SEN
Sannbdufer IN Berlin our MnfFnbs
rung gu bringen, fpnreu pergebItm.
man ertldrte bort Die MuTt fir
aMadtparabemufif!4i Sic erffe DeuEs
ide 8ibne, tpelds eiHen OurdfAIas
genben Grfolg e~r5ielie, mar b1s 6oTs
tbeater in S9perin, Oas i'm Sabre
1852 ben 9%annbdufsr finf5ebnrraI
.nuffibrte.
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aofHm - branoroi nit esfbsn Ban.
bern, IN Dem re ben pilanitn Rag.
time ingtH uno taH5sn ionie.
Der Colonel ldmnnjsIts loon. -
Damn fam Deter uno mar ibm be-
biliIi4. itinsn IsibisH ltbsrr0d ou'
5u5isbsn. DIS Der Colonel enblitl
duI Die Gtrabs bindus trat. mar,n
bic i9tparssn Setter beriaet. Der
@sodnis an gipiaH I6itn is bsrtris'
ben 81 baben. - 81 poltt bod bars
an osnien, ibr fit Die Premiere ir'
ssno .inen iIsineH Sdmud 81 i6sH'
ten. -
un0 3obbs polle e. sintH gsEo.
RippsnFob psritbsH Oi.
3sit mar rsif.
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GntSanoung idlageHber 8ctter
bnrdD Bli6lamprn.

Die 6trgbdldi9e 9eboroe unierer
Regierung Bat cine Reibe bon 9erIus
den uber Die @sfabreH angeDronet,
Die 0urd ben Gsbrdua eIeItrii6er
@liiblampen in elmer qtmofpbdre DON
f9lagenoen Mettern entIteben t0nnten.
gu 0ielem 3tped puroe cine beIon0es
re grploiionstammer aus G6mieoes
eifen brgeftellt, bic auf Der Sbetieis
te Elm nur nit pardffintertem gapier
gedloFenes God als Qusganq fir
Die grpIoiipnsgdie beiaB. Sin Game
mer in BET aammsr fpnnte bpn aus
ben ber 10 IN 9eDegung geieBt tpers
ben, oaB tr etne @Iiihlampe 8eri6lug,
Die aud nit einem anoern Werfseug
angebobrt nerOen fpnnte. Die Cuff
i'm Snnern beItdno aus elmer Mais
idung. Die mDali9f gendu efnem
I6lugenpsn Detter entIprd6. Sc
iteIlte fi9 heruus, bab cine grploTiou
erFol9te, ipenn bds Gas in 8crii6s
rung nit benz G%libfaoen Der 2ampe
fam, o0er aud tpsnn elm &uraT6IuB
ourd Die geriihruus 5erriFentr Srd6s
IL sintrat. Die Dirtung ri6tete iiG
aber mad oer GtromIpdnnunq uno
aidtitdrtt Der 2urpe, 70 oob Is ons
nod ni6t fhpsr fallen tpir6, IoIfe
Qampsn ous3nfudtn, bic ais geFubr,
Ius betra6tet tusrOsn iOrnsii.
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0rsiltbntts @apittI.

= HhAk@ ~ ~ v ' Z = -
Qm nItsn 5aHoosr Square, Der
ihoH in ioloniaIsn gagtn cine ge'
piKe 8eriibmibsit trlangt battle. unb
in Dem aud 6sute Gpuren BON Qlt.
Rem Dort nod uidt gang psrnii4t
fub, ittbt elm maIfpts. ohts ober
HsunIt5diaes Gteingtbduos, ons Iit
an Der Miliam Girsst sniIang bis
mad geaper Gtrtet burhSisbt uno
bier an Der iptbtn Gdt ietnsH 6aupt'
tingang bot. Sn bisfsm BON orsi
Seiten fr~siliegsnbsn 8nu, on BEN
unaufborIi9 bic 6odbobn3uee nors
beiraFsIu, unb nismnIs aud nur
cine fIii6tige Minuts Rubs berrIdt,
bat bic Rem Dorter goumnollb6rI.
ibr 5sim nufgeidlagsn.
S6rGg gsgeniibsr unb mad Ror,
ben bin tiirnlen bic oumd6tigen
@oltsutrnbsr ii6 in bi. S0bs, gigaus
tiid ME b~oripeltIihs r%ugebeuer, unb
in bisien sngsn StraBsn oes dlts'
fen Rsp gDrt 70 nabs nnsiRonbst
gepreBt bob ie BEN Sonnenlidt
faif ben 3ugnng bsrpsbrsn. SiioIi9
absr na6 Dem @oit Ripsr bin bat
bic moberne 8auput nod niht lire
gieri9en 6dnoe nusgeitrsdt. Sisr in
ten idmalen, gs%tpunbnsn. trsu5 unb
qusr lou'eneen GoFen finoet mon
nod bic altsrtiimli9en, ~nieorigen,
i9mudloisn rotten gadfeinbGuier,
bic uns eineu Gin6lid in bas Qep
gort Dor bunosrt Sabren gsben,
aIs bic Stabt nod tlein uno Be-
ihsioen mar unb nod i'm Gntferns
teiten ni6t nbnts, Oab Iie oereinit
bic md9tigs Mstropols zines Rpns
tinents 5u iperben berufsn fei, bic
beute ebrgei5ig Oahiu itrebt, bic
bOltsreitits oes grbsnrunbs gu per,
ben, per SommslpIaB aqsr g0Iter
unb AaFsn.
Gur etna einsn gidIeni6uB bon
Der 8dumpoab0rie entfernt, Iieat bic
impoiante. md9tigers unb rei5ere
6onosborie, in Der Der 9si6tum oes
2an6es gurgeln6 unb rnui9sno, bEo.
beln6 uuo inGumsnb ME in eintm
~ungebeuren MdlItrom 3ufammens
unO ouseirnrberflisbt, bas beiBt,
meiitens nan elmer Aihtuun BIN:
aus oen engsn 5o16en Der oiel AZ
bislen in bic peiten aOffsr Der pes
niger.
@Isin aud in Dem tIeineren
Centrum Der Equalization berrf6eu
bic glei4en 2sibenI9aften, bas gleis
DE Ringen unb aGmpfen, 5oben uno
S9reisH pilosrrsgter menI6en, bic
in Der unterbIidsn Su9t, einonoer
gu iiberDorteilsn, iid bic irbif9en
Sitter aus ben Sdnosn gu reiBen,
ibre Stimmsn srbsben uno ii9 nit
pilben GeitituIotionsn nnT6reien.
GH groBen Sogsn lift bic 90rfens
bale bDn 9unberten bon Wenfhen
nngefiiat - nuf alien 9eIi6tern bic
Sieberglut, in isber 8ruIt Der
Damon. Sunge Burden
unO taum fliigge setpOrbsns 4nobsn
rofen nit QuFtrGgen uno 9otf6afs
ten bur9 bic Siren binaus unb
berein. On ben Sablrsidsn pulten,
bic ii6 an ben 8Gnoen 6in3iehen
oosr ii9 Inn bic boben SGuIsn baus
en-, itsben Mdnnsr isgliten Differs,
re9neno, f9reibsnb, e~rtpGesnb, re-
bier unb ba nit ftoif6er Rube,
binter Der fi9 aber nur bic 2eiozns
i9dftsn periteden. :
Qm Sibenbe Der g0rienbane Iieatl
cine runbe, in ben guosn binein
gebaute Defining, gu Der Stufen
binabfdbren, bic &raterGffnuna beg
Der pit, bic eigentli6e
Der Equalization, NO bic
Sdmpfer fid gegsni6erfe6en unb
miteinanber roufen. @snigftens Tiebt
ss 70 aug unb Bort iid 70 on.
Gortlssung fOIst.)
4
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Meata eines sfreite

Me8ta sines StreiteS
nit ibrsm @bemann perInfte in gers
lin bic 5rau beg SiThltrs Stern,
ii9 nit ibrsn sfpei 3S9tsrn unb
Sobue Ourb Sos 81 bergifs
ten. 2lls Der Mann mad 6nufe fam,
lsbien bic gbtfrau unb Der Gobn
nod, ndbrtnb bic MGb6en bertits
tot poren. Stsrn 1T aus @erspsif
psriHrpnDtn I'M fi9 bns erben
81 nshmtn.
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gfsimtltiots, nd6renb bic 8orberieits
nit. ibrsm Stitenidlub uub ben oufo.s
ieBten 2aihm ben Shirssnndraftsr
ipdbrt. QIs Stoilt tommtn 5ur 3srs
iteluna bic ba~uerhofttn, %bsBdbrten qsis
nsn, Ginobom, Setriudtr uub @oIofsd
in 9strdGt. ,3itbt man praiiil6er Neil.
fir ben 3ogesss6rau9 au9 ssbedte Mns
fer Dor, 70 iisbt zine G8irSt in neibem
9tinsn, nit etnem buntarbigen ginfdB
%Derjiert, bibi4 unb irtunolin aus unb
ipirtt ~btionoers als 56ub Sci btum
Sommtrll:iberH unO glujsH fsbr onipres
6ero. @sbrduht fpsT0en 8u oiefsm
ShHittmuittr, 0ds in gr0ben bon 81
A Dprdtbia 1T. 50 Darbs mdieridl Set
SO Sell greitt. Die Saumptits beirdot
an bisisr aleiosridurp IL garbs.
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ssfsuunOs. anwsiIuussn.

dele gluitsr tper6tn an ireen0
cine qbrsFe gegsn GinTenbung Oes
preiiss geiatdt. Mon gsbe Rnmmer
un6 9r6be uno ote poIle 4oreEe
beutIid eeidrisben On unb fhide ben
coupon neblt 10-Gents fir ienea
beItellfe Mufer an bag
Dept Omaha Tribune
1911 9oporb 81.
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@ine 3arenGrmne Ridarb @nnners.

6inc 3GrenbFmne fidlaro Mngners.
Gin eigendrtiges @ert Ri9arb
0agners, bon Dem man 5rpor &snnts
mis- bate, bag absr beri9oaen mar,
it bon Qem gapreutber 0irigenten
Mi4oel Sailing dufgefunosu NOR.
Den. IS lit cine 9Dmne auT Oen
Gar Q%itolaus, Sbre Gutifebung III
intsrefant ssnug. @dgner mar Be,
tonutlid I'M Sabre 1887 in Sligo am
oortieen Siaottbsdter oIs 4apenmeis
fer tGtig. Sn Die 3eit ieiRer 8irfs
Tamteit fielsn nod Die 9o65eitsfeiers
li6teiten Oss 3arsH Rifoldus /.
Ban nolte bsi bieier @elegen6eit
aud in Riga ni6t SuriidReben.
6aralb b. gra9el bi6tete cine ali,
Fnoe botsrldnoil6e 6pmue, gu Der
Hi9aro 8dguer bic WuIit f9rieb.
am Gage Der So93ett tam Dies
Opus nit BEN Sitel nRitoIouss
9oItsbbmne" unter Dem begeiitertsn
geifaa Der Rigenier sur Gritauffiib,
rung. SIN 2nufe Der Soften 1T
Damn oiele 3arenbDmne perloren sss
sangeu. 60 Isbr ii6 aud Der Be-
fannie Dagner 5orider @laierdpp,
Der felbit in Riga Iebt, bemibte, an
Drt uno STEELE bic partitur auf5us
finoen, Ie blieb Oeri9puhoen. Nun
miro ons Dert Der OeffentIidieit
betannt geSebsn psrbeu.
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Sn SutramentO. aI., beFfns
oct iih Ole gr6bte Iubrit s1lu
S8Gfsn bon MuHbeln.
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ss,si4Msas.

Cine 4nnOnce, Die duBerorbentIi6
bc5eianeno lit fir ameritanif1es
purDeniitum, finOet ii9 in elmer eng,
lii9en @O9enI6rift. BORT eeIfatiet
Der gang erbebIi9 entpitelte Ge.
I4dftsiinn elmer juHgsn Dame einen
bielfnsenOen Gtnblid in getpiFe Grei,
ie Der omeritunifdsn @eeaf6aft. Die
4nnonce luutet:
sSunge Dome, bic iia auf
Bidder psritebt, ibsrntmmt
bic Recommendations bon
ousgepdbItsn gibIiptbeten
nit fsItenen Merten fir
reide SerrIdaften, Die
nidts bon gu6ern berIfes
ben, dber germ cine tOfbare
gibliotbet beIiben mO1tea.
Rur tpirtli9 bsgiisrts 5errs
fdaFten molten ii9 meIoen.
SfferteH an 6. 3d..
Bottom, Wdf,
Dan muB suesben, odb es Der
inngen Dame ni9t an Der 10 bieI ges
riibmten nlnnartntb' fslIt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
PERSONALS

T. o. Seary returned to his homs
In Pueblo this morning after shor:
business trip to this city.
]. N. James is In the city from his
home in Amarillo. Texas, on few
days business trip.
NJ. NJ. White, OF Folsom, who has
been spending the past few days in
this city on business. returned to his
home this morning. s.
James Monroe returned to his
| home in Thatcher this morning after
a short business trip to this city.
NJ l.. Kahn. of Pueblo, Is In the
city for few days on business
trip. .....
S. S. Pells returned last evening
from Ration where he spent few
days attending to business matters.
r. !. Jones left last evening for
| his home in Denver after short
business trip in Trinidad and north
arn New Mexico. .t
| Mrs. d. Miller arrived in the city
last evening from her home In Den
yer for short visit with her moth
er, Mrs NJ. Z. Fisher.
|
Clayton are in the city for few days
shipping and visiting friends, .r-
| j. C. Risher returned last evening
from Pueblo where he spent several
days attending to- business matters.
Connie Barnett left last evening
for Dalhart.. Texa\ where he will be
permanently located on a ranch.
Miss Wilda King arrived In the
city last evening from, her home In
Hillrose. Colo, for a short visit with
her sister. Mrs. e. c. Smithe.
Mrs. s. Thomason left last evening
for Denver where she will meet her
granddaughter, Miss Corinne Hercu-
les. who has been spending the past
two months visiting in Iowa and ILL
nois. Mrs. Thomason and Miss Her
cules will return from Denver the
latter part of the week.
w. II. Howell, general manager oi
the Western Stores Company. re-
turned last evening to Denver after
spending several days in this city on
business.
A. B. Seldoniridge of Colorado
lSprings arrived in the city this
morning and VIII remin here several
ldays attending to business matters
A. T. Wrigley arrived In the cit!
this morning from Ration on shori
business trip.
]. Leahy of Ration spent the da,
In the city attending to business
1 llmatters and visiting with friends.
Owen Scofield. OF this city. left re
Gently on two-weeks' vacation
While away Mr.. Scofield will visi
Denver. Cheyenne. Ogden, Salt LAX
and other places of interest. Mr.
| Scofield is u stenographer employed
at the C. & S.
The Misses Marjorie and Zelli
Northcutt returned from Denver thi
noon where they have been spend
ing the past week visiting will
friends.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
CARRIER PIGEONS OF NO USE
TO SPIES. SAY AUTHORITIES

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.
London October 6.-During the
height of the spy and espionage cx-
citement in the British Islands some
one seems to have urged that all
carrier pigeons be shot whenever
seen. But correspondents by the
score have sprung to the defense of
the birds. They point out that the
breeding of racing pigeons is a high
ly develoDed industry and the sport
itself almost a national pastime. Says
one writer in the London Field:
Great misconception seems to be
aboard as to the danger of so-called
carrier pigeons. To any sensible
man the danger is removed by the
police restrictions and the fact that
birds will. practically speaking. only
usefuly fly in one direction q. e.,
that in which they have been trained
for racing). The danger of birds re-
leased. say. in Lancashire. in order
to convey aliens or enemies informa-
tion to the Continent. Such birds
to be of the slightest value would
have to be continental birds already
trained to fly the distance in the
right direction, and 1t is absurd to
suppose that aliens wishing to COM
municate with one another in En-
gland should use the cumbrous and
risky method of the pigeon. while.
SO far as is known, the British Post
Office is still open to carry the mes
sage for a penny or by telegram"
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
GENUINE ECZEMA REMEDY
New Remedy That Heals Eczems
Ouickly.

The Hausman Drug company sold
hundreds of Jars of Hokara, and al
though they offered to refund the
purchase price of any dissatisfied
purchaser, not one jar has been re-
turned.
While this is surprising in itself,
yet the most marvellous thing is the
reports of chronic cases of eczema
that have been cured by this simple
skin food. People who have suffered
with scales. scabs and even bleeding
itching have found relief in Hokara.
No matter where the eczema, pim-
pies or other breaking out occurs,
whether on the face, hands, legs or
body. the application of Hokara
should give quick relief. and even
the worst or most chronic cases
should he cured in a short time.
/ You can buy q liberalsized jar to-
day at the very low price Of 25c. and
with every package goes the Haus-
man Drug company's guarantee to
refund the money If it is not salts
factory.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
SUPREME JUDGE HEARS
CASH REGISTER CASE

Cincinnati. Oct. G.-Associate JUS
tice William r. Day of the supreme
court of the United States took a
place on the bench of the circuit
court of appeals here today to hear
the arguments in the appeal of John
H. Patterson, president. and other
Officials or former officials of the
National Cash Regkter company of
Dayton, O., who were convicted on
the charge Of violating the Sherman
.anti-trust law.
Mr.. Patterson was not present, but
is expected tomorrow. No decision is
expected for several months.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
PANAMA ASSEMBLY REJECTS
DECISION BORDER DISPUTE

Panama, Oct. 6.-AGording to in
formation received in authoritative
quarters the national assembly last
night in secret session voted to
reject the award of Edward ID.
White, chief justice Of the supreme
court of the United States in the
boundary dispute between Panama
and Costa Rica.
1t is understood that the assembly
declared Foreign Minister I.eFevre
to open negotiations with Costa Rica
in an effort to obtain more favor
able boundary. 1t is reported that
the assembly was intlusaced by a
cablegram from the Panama legation
at Washington. If there was any
such communication the text has not
been given out here.
The Costa Rican award is attract
ing much local attention. f. l..
Diario, the government organ, has
attacked Justice Whites decision ar
guing that he went beyond the pow
ers conferred on him by the arbi-
tration treaties.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-06
BOOM IN WOOL SALES.

London, Oct. 9Th fifth series
of the 1914 wool sales was opened
here today under war conditions not
previously experienced in the wool
trade. The attendance was large
and demand was animated for woods
suitable for Khaki and other govern
ment clothing, such as secured cross
breds and slipes, which advanced 20
to 30 per cent over the July rates,
while greasy cross-breeds ruled 10
to Is per cent higher.
The buying was practically all for
the same trade except a few bales
taken for America. Merolos wools
were not wanted and they declined
10 to Is per cent; the offering to-
tailed 5000 bales. of which 1000
were New Zealand and 1000
Queensland.
Prior to the auctions much wool
was said to have been bought for
Germany by neutral countries, but
the government checked this and
prohibited the expectation of raw
wool to all countries.