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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Ladies Aid-The NJ. z. Ladies Aid
Society will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Dubois Nichols.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

The mar who took away a pair of
boots March Bird, for delivery, will
please return the same at once.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

See the bargains at &c in the win
dows at Oliver & McKown Hardware
Company.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

n Girl Baby-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Bowman are rejoicing over the arrival
of a little baby girl at their home
She came Saturday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Pleasant AfternOOn-Miss Vera
oliver entertained a number of her
friendsLuesday afternoon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

For all kinds of hardware, wire
and field fence, go to Oliver & Nc
Kown Hardware Co.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Baby Died MOnday-The infant
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cochran
died at the family home in the Bonan-
"a Bar district Monday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Easter is on April 18th. If you want
you suit for Easter you had betteF
leave your order now. Tony.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

See Oliver & McKown Hardware Co.
for builders hardware.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Visited POcatellO-Mrs. L. L. Evans
spent Saturday afternoon in PocatelloI
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Cleaning and pressing by Tony, the
tailor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

For garden tools and seeds go to
Oliver & McKown Hardware Co.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

For all kinds of furniture go to Oil
yer & McKown Hardware Co.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

You almost have to gamble to sc
your Easter suit. Tony.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

Brought Down FOrd-D. B. Nichols
agent for the Ford a in this terri
tory. had to go up to Pocatello Monday
and buy a car from the local dealer
there in order to ill q rush order
having sold the entire stock on hand.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-03-26

LOST-Rebecca lodge pin; finder
please return to Mrs. Alice Upham.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

cached away. A large nVmber OF
high power rifles have been fouad
BY explorations Il wsS oaiy y eou-
pis u weeks ago that the Captain
Van ciss discovered \ dosea rifi~s
hiddea away In aa arroyo asar RA-
msyvilie.
That the authorities have not beeu
guided by tho suggestions of tho ain-
ssS' newspaper iS really reaaSksbis.
Having b1en sent Into the field
''boo'-i aud spuEscd like Paul Re-
s~se." 10 uSS tho iAagusm. Of that
-~miaeat counsel" Mr.. Hawkins. 10
msistaia p~aes and order. Il ID 10 b.,
expected. Of eoursr. that tho k-a~rai
will withdraw hi. forces ~hsaeser
tho usioh i~sa~rs give hi,a the six-
ssi.
Tho militia >houid nos- oa. The
private operatives shoaid move on.
Everybody Who siaads for is~ and
order or Sha Ia active In msisssin-
ing las sad order shoaid usss- on.
- that tho reign Of terror esa b-
snmm~sssA all over aEain.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
MURPHY PROPOSES TO
bE B0SS FOR LIFE

N.s Sort. r~s. :.--i ias~sd Ia
stay hertz - luas ~ ! Tive ssti
chasse. '. AssphS ,aias, ny 'ass-''
De- sa-asi The leadership II rauusss,
halt.
~. s;sisussai sss eAiiea forth b.
a. isaaiss s-xssiisE . s-post shs,
ho isa~sasa sooa To s-sisp ana r..
ssxn sh- issi.sship I. = soenniil-. at
shsrr a his ireaes
"rhalt . n.S :su-.'' sssi Nasphs.
rhnssss y. Soi-s. Tho .seAiet ssss.
~ ~ shrs- esnoes - os~ os ths
tss-" a. vhosa The chief lstsasss 10
esop bis sa.ssil~. >s;t!
"Ail lAis iias :. started By ost.
eeesss whe HsSc failssvs Il tbs@-
ssssss q thsie evp hsGs ssvus sal
eane hseV . sssse ssssshlss aeassss
fAo0ssy hail.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
WILSON WILL OPPOSE
free PANAMA TOLLS

Naahisssaa. tsb. ss-rsvsadeal
wSssna ssess<~-i losaa, thai NJ
voal1 ass 1vrsS l~ssttRsse iarsrs~s
., hts aissr>si IN hate repealed she
p-pstssoa "r he fssasaa esssi srs
essmnsise Asnssieaa eussswts~ re-.
sris tsrsn the psyns-at rf tells.
Tho persideas rass- u clear that
b. cas- uss.eraaiy eppa.~s 10 'h~
ts,essioa and that bis t~sil,oa had
bs-a perfectly well uai-rsansd sos
scme tie.~. it- -mphssis~a that tr
wuuId esd~asos IN have The prusi.
skoa se.rsi~,a aurtssshc prvses, sss.
ssoa al souxssss.
Thts ~as taken after the i,arses-
sioa which senator O'Gorasa ot
N.~ York. az advocate Of tho esemp-
t,an. ssrc after . White h"usr con-. Z.
uoss-sy yesterday tn the -tte.t that
lhp tell controversy would b. .ruvd.
ei srs ~ u,r ps~s~nt ~ssioa BY the
trust hill sad spt su'risssa meas.
ufrs " = short session ~-r- rpu'ca,.
pis'c.i.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

STRIKERS ARMS STILL
CONCEALED; TROOPS NEEDED

Though repeatedly urged To move
on" BY tho mud-sliaxins orxaa ot the
uaitsd Mae Workrf.. the militia ts
still beiss msintsissd in the south
ssa Colorado strik" district, In
.Sosh. Gsnessi chsso believe. that
ihcro h yet work To be doas BY the
state militia. little sf,sEaooa 1seurs-
soas 10 tho striker amps. for in
slanee. Therefore. despii. th. rant
inss aud rssisss of the union sheet.
tho troops remain and today -
charge of Captain hiIir-'h rrusi y
search i. b-inR sssd- a, sopTis ssd
Jesyysiiie for ttrrsPss
The stats sdminis'ratioh s-siis-~
that the moving oa OF the miiiiis
would b. disastrous, II history re-
rsAis itself. ssa She shronoiosy Of
tho coal strike up 10 January !. siii
sAow IL. the nsexosss would start
js., the misui~ shs oils~dsab uni
fssms arr nut Of shs eoahIy. The
hills Aad sssosas az tho hiding
Sisr-s Of ~espoas which have b--a
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
STOCK EXCHANGE
EW Wo&S
@W. noeaAn

ws.L,assoA. S-s, s-w. & Nsl.
~csp. = essesas~ Of tho Ns~ fnss
ssark .Sehsssc. soass told The .ee-
~. .sskSax epsa liter thss lh-
o. Gu bill Tot the eoerseme.s s~esis.
tloa u ss0rk -sehsssrs ~usld d
more hsst, than scr, ana that 'hs
eaiosved Incorporation sossd Se'
Aisp, Aaeftss'. prssasff market
ri~v. The s,.-ipiisss, po~rs II tn
N~w yesk ss.hsaxr over .ls mem.
bsss bssd 60 'ssass ant saatiAhle
rsisstp,s~ n trade he sssd. ~ss q
stronger ses.s ssss than .osi.: he psU.
ssSs-i b., ssy 1av. II thc .,ss haars
~erc 10 ADOPT 'as erxsiaitoss of the
o.es bill. he declared. lis.sa".ss". /.
eco Of stocks sud s.S"" b.c.n os
Load ~oaId 'mmrsiis,-i, '~ With.
draws srusa lists sad ,a- e>.hsaev
~ossla Grace tp b. a market et In.
rertaass. lie ,ds~,i. however. that
ii.ttar. "ssssisasi-a. capitalization
ard tloAlattcn of securities ~~ss
watsrrs :os sos-remeet rsruta,tce.
1t ts q duty that ri-sriy te,ea =
to the sosvssmeus, said he. "ssd
tho stosk exchange ~iIt rejoice when
:a- s,v~tnn,ctt undertakes that ~
sy,esihiiisy.
1ha .so.k exchange rui. assias'
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
nDIf1S Busy I0Uuuuo
UP " HIAYIko

chr.xe. t-s. s.-tr-siassi ~.
hssss Of the issuosiya Ssiiosais ~s.
frtnstea ia Chiesss today svusdiaa
~ SOME Of his yosss plsyees ~ha
have cot yss stsaed. loo TSakef.
msassss Of tho Chicago r.<essis.
ssia be aid not ~seesl = Wilt fsuss
tho tisonkiya saaxassr. sho sveesliy
uss quoted .. sayiss Tiaker soaid
BE- piayias % HE team s~s, .~ass.
Tistrs said No offer would iaduec
hias In Joia tho Bsuoaiyn team sou.
II ~usia not leave the FEDERAL
t~sxs. fos ssso.noe he a~-iasvt.
1T have = iissie meary aud lot Ut
pride.
N~iabesrrr. of Rock tsisnd. .hs
sr.oaa hastmsn of tn. Chi.ssu
Amctiraa.. srat In his sten~d ron.
tract Z" the White sos office sndsr.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

STRIKER IES1lfES
N MURDER 1MAl

iuuShion. Mich. fcb. John
stinac. q striking copper nsacr. tss-
lisied during the entire morning Sos
.son Of tho xechcssilic murder trial
ieJay. IIe'aas ono Of the ,w" mon
the deputies ON uiai went to u,in-
s,s boarding. hons. 10 stres'. the
visit resulting IN the eia>h In which
lwv strikers were Killed.
The witnesses tcstificd thai he did
not acc the actual shooting but hu
saw one dead AMI three ~oinsled
men lying In the house after the
icputir. hat left Tie denied that
either ho or John kollsn had made,
any threats tn fix Humphrey
Quick. a ~atchn,au. when the latter
warned them Of uiuias com pauy :
property. Tic declared that the
waichman had threstencd TO Kill
then, with . club 10 they persisted
10 using the Path scruss the con.
pany property.
On cross exauInation council tot
the defense Inquired at great leosth
Into the movements Of Stimsc and
koliaa prior to their clash Will
Quick. ssimac said they had sors
to South Range 10 draw their striks
bsaefita He did not know exact1,
how much they had had to drink bal
admitted they had helped consuua
s-o naeaa ~ hnAp
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
HAlTIEN CANDIDATES FOR
P1ENDEuf BARRED OUT

WashiuEssa. t'-s. s.-Noaplai.~s.
use ot the srs-ssi candidates for ths
psesiisasy of ttaisi. has arrived 81
can~ itai',vn on the German ss-Amrs
SaS"ss hut has net b~vs allowed Ia
iaad. Assus,iins TO sSsy department.
dispatches to-day fsum Commander
iiossstek ot 'a. s.sshsiii.. sianpiAi.
srr sss~d I" aasrsahssk Al t'ors Aa
rstsss s~,~sAi days sso but sss TO-
fsssra p-su,iseioa. Stale d~t,asta~a.
dssps;eh-s rehftsm sn" a~~s that
tSssiisAr Tasosnsr has psuriains-si
hinssrif rsr-idsni sni Appo'a'.d 4
sshis.'. isrsnrm~~ 10 se,.ors~s 4
rtstsaaso marching Oh CAPS itaisi-n.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
DlYAN HOPES FOR
SETTLEMENT on
JAPANESE QUESTION

Ms.hias,oa. fse. ss-~,sr5
i,s,As ssx.s the heus- in,nlsss,tas
eosmissse to-day To take o. action on
tho RAt-r bill for tho -s,iasioh os
Nsisiie imnisssass. bisisnssic &C.
asssistiass hss~e~o til rait-d States
sad Japan over The California ssii-
sii-s isas las. saa the whole ss-s.
ssos af The AsiaSsr essisssoa ~as die
sa.s~A ~ i.sssh bshisd ,iosrd danss,
The srercsasy hsss1 Rsrssiissss ssa
n-aersaSA alike - sseseey.
Secretary Msyas tnia The commit.
s-e Saae asisss ss0s ssasrsssa cir
ruaseaseo shoslA asis- hs hopea Sss
|as ansssAas shjas>nast,ss It's Jassa
ss0stss. A. asssatlpa - eeagrssI
~ shss sin.. ~ Assiaes1. vesh ~
nuss sasosssssi..
Representatives. t:akss sss Hayes
Of California uese the oaiy ns@b~rs
as The casualties iaeitasd To oppose
tho us.h at ,se srssrsssy thai ssssos
ID ~. walter " iadsslalssiy p-.si.
pos~as Others readily agreed shst
soshsas shusId b. aosc which sopiJ
~ ssy ~sy rsahAssss tho sdmiaissss.
t,os
u vas G.p.rsiir usdefs'ood that
the ~tsAcs as the state department.
suuid ~ respected aas that so effort
uosid hc made Ia sress tho bill b..
forv the .omm,li.~ al this time.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

command waiscnburg. C =. 4 I.
company announces fcsammps,on o.
coke oven. at Tabs.co and Tereiu.
Jaa. s.-Nincrs from wyo@ins
fields arrive and 20 TO work. John
X. Lawson. chairman Of labor inves.
iiaatins committee. wires consrcss.
man Heating askinx for Consrcs.iou.
si investigators.
Jan. 1.-Atsorncy Horace y.
Hawkins here. secretary {. ". Fair.
child arrives. John Mct.ssaAn and
other union leaders eathcf here.
search for arms At Starkviiic. Man
arrested at Asuilar for assault on
soldier.
Jan. s.-shcphard Wilson. negro
striker. turned over to civil authosi.
ties on murder charge.
Jan. lo.-Niittary commission re.
por, findings in maiicrs Investigated.
Jan. Ii.-Johs German shot b.
soldier at Cameron mine.
Ian. l:.-Moiher Jones arrested
and taken 10 Saa Rafael hospital.
jackson miners go on strike. walsen-
burg.
jan. I3.-Union mass meeting q
West theatre. OrgAaiser John
brown speaks. Newspaper men hold
xridiron session at Columbian hotel
and probe military ''atrocities''
Strike cases on district court docket
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

IN Jasuar, ,sa CbrDoi.i.-Ncu.
uubti.h,d . fui, and ,,,mp,,,r .br,.
n.io.r NJ III, ,,,,t. Of m, ..u,b.,o
colur.t,o coal s,.is. in III. Trinidad
d;.,r,., Th,. ,h.,..,o.x ,,,o,aca
ali b..nc,,... f,,. tho ,,.,, of ,b,.
con xeu,iou .f Nh. Cplosaa, state
rr,,,.,,,n ~ t.b,, a. Au.,., I'm n.
IN. fir, a, IN. Coz In mi. ian, 4.
a ,,,n,,.,. ,,,,,,I..r of .,.,,.
,r,n.o,,,.r .,... tho formc, ,.,.,d
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

HI Paul. Minn.. Feb. Martin
f1annisan. former chief Of police,
and Fred Turner, detective. were ad.
judged not guilty u accepting a
bribe by a jury In the circuit cour,
today. They werc indicted on q
charge Of sharing in q $1,000 bfibt
given by Z woman Of the underworld
Undoubtedly they will 60 10 rial OF
other indictments charging :he same
offenso
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
SCORE ARE INJURED

N jacksonville. Feb. 5.--Four per-
sons were seriously injured and fif-
teen more were less severely hurt
here today when railrt ad train
struck a Sightseeing automobile. All
the hurt arc Florida folk.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

ny M3s.b


'Waai's the nse vi vast
lax money IN ns~'si.si.f ad-
Nertlsinx- las iao costly
sud u do~.n't Pay TIE people
never F-sd The ads nov aasyA
They throw the psr-r aNa.
after they have skisnn'ed
through the n-~s,"
Ny dear sir. ps.doG sue.
tut you aSes't isitinE GOOD
BUSINESS. Nsa WON
~ass. vour nossy. Yoa'ii get
u i,srt maay times os.. IN
piRnr RESULTS. S~s.-
pso-s sd .srttsi.. t,a's like a
billboard pr calendar. Naa
sss's have To ssit f.r monihs
10 s-~ " ssu get results
sesvyspes advertising - not
COSTLY. is's cpsAf Tor sL-
END GAINED vh- people
tsO T-sd th- sd.-thsi ts. The
elias. ths. REALLY Ht Y ia
-esa ,h-y ate IN. .ass that
cot Mt, Si>~rsisias IL
News"
II r. .os .ls-a that such a
conversation srsiit laks~
piArv ~ sht. lay, Ever, susi-
ssss nssa aes KNOWS that
.s~srsr-s sas-ssssire ~ silt
-assd il'. a.fsis = r.sssss
raWsiSs the b~.ss pa:-<s
W. arr svsSs =. siss CT
ulattoe figures sad so ,if-f
ga sirsDD tOStrtONs ~ osr
ads ~ssisss 8 .olamas al fixed
rats We .Aa PROVE esr
ne-sium is INC nsSr
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

nissi - Shs assts sossss 81 the
.ily sad shso. . Ssoas. Lss The mi..
sli- faii ~hs' Z, viii. Il 10 spoi bot
{. viii bit .ae.s psssoa wts has soms
ar has be~h s-as herr 10 isssSs,ssse
,ae coal strike - soaihsss caioss-
ia
lac eusi .iT.kr has sr-s iesssIt'
eAsr,i lhseaJbsss, There hate e~~n
codes Of invrsIspsava. hsuss ~ shosa
sse~ deSs ssp~sse osAsy fyua ssa-
CO. Aai sss ssousa hotel tase,ss
snotiax n, .ikAr. ta<~sstsssoss
aase soss~ saa sns.s 'ssar have se'
s.cst-., n. se.a:s cf their suS.hs,~
sisssh.sx aaj oshsss nate sos. TAsse
bs,~ i.es spsefNspssl tsss>etsalosS.
state house Investigators. ishes 's'
ssssisnlors. private issssstx.suss.
Journalistic isvessisAs~s.. military
iavcssississs. uisssssstai iss ssaisai,
vss sst - 10 shis uss all that
hos bssa aossosssea ssd sssllsd 10
sosisfsxstsa h that lhsse p . sasl
stSihS.
: sseUvstMtV0ouG>o tU1n1Sue - ~
ssosssnDsssai hvs00Aisa wAlrA
shesiA anl ssssalsss wl1l ~ . rel
iasssaantesa.
1sasSs i1veseieaess.
Tse ftsss lsscssixsSos to rsses sle
:ejd sss Secretary Ut state J. n,
isvaxv. wka ssus Aess fs~ dAy. ~.
,~s The sssik. ass called % seples.
ves 81. festv- bird ~ suso0osiie.
vtsassd the saass. areoursaSed BY .
t,Ssvee sv~svs.-F serise aud sc.
iasssd 70 r~post that he ~ss eos.
sisesd ,Isesr ~as . strike tssssGhs
,hs days be sojeutaed in Tt,sidsd ~
aesrs eeafsSssd uslh ssy sepses~s.
:aiises ot either side ss u,sas say
sisssavt ~ SET Sa,s issiwsse 'oach
~ish soaditSoss. lie seess . xuusi'y
amount - espeass ooeey. tsvtshcsi
a smaii tosiueC In suteasohlir hire
.sd the isdrs,r.si asspa,e s-asiacsi
undecided.
DFake lavsssieaisa.
Aupul III. aa0c il0c bis under.
study. tepa,y state Labor Cusasais-
.S.ses d. v. Btake. established h,as-
>.,f In hsaisausC spartaseus at the
To!'ce hotel ssd psVseedsd io iasss'
ssgaiC. Is,akr carried on = ''s-arch.
ias issessisasioa from h'> ROOM
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL STRIKE
PR0bERS LEAVE CAPITAL
FOR C0L0R0O0 F|E[Os|
Res;ev Of Work sf Pres;sss Investigators
Sksvs Cssclssisely That 7heres
q Gel Slrike
v0mnRE "nXERS" COME IN DROKES

wAsuNGroN D. C. 3Asnbefs OF the miaias a"asr co.'s
u.s vii, ,s.xs. conditions In Mrhssn saa cooaao
~ Mrhsss .ahso@ml's headed b
issnosk Michigan ana sa ~ u"
ss.,issliss Aosdsy noss'ss
L. drawer aud map IL. p.o:ssn reaching 'h~r~
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

uoss NsrUt0k NouoNto"s - wv
sssx. By sea,usiax iais tho hotel
lobby. Just usss hfsk- ieasa-i has
sssss b-.n ai.ria~-.:. q, is a state.
hoas~ .-vfe.s T.n ut shs~v iiss-s
siar- Ik-a nssks has visited Sh~ die
ssi..- N- sppssuhiis as.osapsi.asSa
.. much .. cs~-ssm-J man disssnx
bis So, sas ef.s sss~ bss-s -ssi-.
0lsvass Issssetsnssa.
N-a; sAa. Eahrth~st Stewart. =
s.s-sshi- ssa isaasrsiA,~ se.r~~ss'
lAl.sr sf The railsd states b-i,sr.
msa, as Labor. Stewart ss-ss tss
aay. herr iss.ssssasias wh-a b.
iss. be declared h- would lay bic ss'.
port 10 10. sssis-sS b-sns~ S~es-ssss
witsss rsps that dss To ssi. 10
Gee hss ~s.r heard. ss sss as s~~..
nsp-s r-easa. ~. ~hst Sl.ssss ais-
eo,-svd as rssosscsd~sa,
Esasang lavssetanasAs
bseosv the sovsss0eas ass sAa
sAahsa The ruei 6oaa - shis heili.
viek fsun his fses. rsasssaAssas -.
0asa 2esssa9 1suupsA - ~ .
fstsaAlS ssil - lsrsl usosrssiis
essss1s. kss,iss sessi shsse uhe,s
hssrs oos sfssssses tsssssss,sisx.
Nc LETT hsrs cussissed that eoass~ss
sAouid iss~s,isais the siissssoe
YniseAijd lavsseigaSsA.
The asy after ksslisx hu Sas
usii bosae~ ssa E. " rsifvhiid.
SECRETARY Of uasesaes Amaoas sad
au~ ajiilasy secretary siso. Visited
our city t'sIsskiid visited Ssc t.ad.
los tee, eoioa,. sosfssrvd viii Tpa.
reek sad Harry. fitted hith~ sad
yes ssd fvsasuisx reported Z" Uo,.
sraos Nmmoss hAs all that hsa
bsvs hi,hesss ss,d vss correct. There
ws. . euai strike in southern c.is.
ssja
All this ,,sae nea the s-s,aa,ns
Of the ,advs,sisi suibi- tbc head ot.
tieisi. Of ii. tasssd Mis-. Workers.
vi.- rtesidsai tfAst J. Hays. 1ohu
~ i.As .oa. John Met.ranss sud An
gel Mother joa.s' were hrsv making
themselves asfahl- 10 shs Iasesii.
sAtofs
AanSas lav.s:agalss.
II ~as ca Or,epsr 81 that Cover
nor Amwoas him~is came 10 Trial.
ssa to Investigate. u. had heard
vhss til. coal strike really rsiss-d
asd wanted 10 establish iass fast
clearly 10 his mind Atuit shst Tim,
be ~ss declaslns to all intssvic~ers
thu, no coadislca existed that acc-s'
STATED the .siiias out of the stat.
militia.
Tho governor vas sceempaaie.
here by Attotscy Ueaessi !. frrs
rarrr. his secretary. 4. ". Fair
child. aud Assistant Adjutaat Genef.
si u. ~. t.ev. The governor spca'
two day. Investigating. No visi,et
almost every coal can't. talked viii
ID. miners al work and the m,net.
on strike aud returned 10 pca~c,
practically convinced that the situa
tion was getting beyond the coaifo
OF the civil authorities and thu, ,h'
,eujins OF sroos- wou'd h. sc"ner y,
later forced upoa him.
Hiajslrs Invsstieats.
AbUnt this saae time Two Pueblo
ministers. Rev. q. l.. Orion and Rev
Edwards apeat ihrec days invceti
gatius. ". r. Hickey. secretary o.
The Colorado state Fesicration Of Ia
! bor had come and gone iuScetizstin
and hust Of iesser lights represent
linz small weekly newspapers. one
cylinder monthiy inaeasines an'
what not had Investigated and dc
parted.
Ready INVESTIGATES.
Deputy State Attorney General r
E. Bouck came In November and di'
a little Investigating. State Audtto
Ready Kenehan. after being burne'
In cffi6y at the military camp. ar
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
SCHMIDT CASE 10 Jury.
Schnidt found Guilty.

Nov. YORK. .cl. t.--IIans Srhmidt
vas found guilty today of murder In
thief irst degree for killing Anna
Aumnlicr.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
Hsssta N.s Praises w,is,s.

Mexico CiN. r~h :.-br. isasrio
Ai.orp. acting sr'ai.,er Of the .ate.
,ioe. IN commenting on The rsisiar
sCsssssssA - 0Aa, ~
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
Yesterdays Temperatures,

M precipitation. clear.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
Hiajsesrs lavsstieats.
loady lnvssGigAtes.

Deputy State Attorney General r
e. Do,ick came In November and did
a little Investigating. State Audito,
Ready kenehan. after being burned
IN cffi6y at the military camp. ar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

hammering of the allies and are
slowly Crumbling at important inte-
grail points is the consensus of opin-
ion of British military experts fami-
liar with the exact situation at the
front.
1t has been admitted from the out
set that the>present battle of the Ais
ne, now well in its second week, was
a contest of endurance. Despite the
tremendous entertainments of the
Germans, it has been insisted that
they have suffered greater losses
than the allies, mainly because of
their massed formation tactics,
which present such magnificent tar
gets for the opposition.
Failure of the German reinforce
ments sent to aid Gen. Won Kluck to
break down the British-French oppo-
sition emphasized, the experts say,
the fact that the Germans were 'at
the end of their string"
Today this belief is being confirm
ed by the announcement that the
German right wing is being pushed
back at a rate of nearly four miles a
day. This speed is expected to be
accelerated now that the Germans
have been driven from their strong
est trenches.
Times military expert declares that
German extreme right, which resem-
bles a fish hook, is being subjected
to great pressure at it's most north
erly point. He says that the new al
lied line extends from Lecalelet to
Lassigny, to Logon, to Craonne, to
Rheims, to Souain, to Montfauson, to
Etain, to Pont-a-Mounsen, to Saint
Die. The English troops, he says, re-
main on the extreme left, with one
French army only on their north and
west.
Petrograd.-That the main Rus
sian army has pressed on after en-
veloping the Premysl-Jaroslaw line
along the San and is moving against
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22

tered along the lines of the GracoW
Notifications. There the Austrian re-
serves have been massed and heavily
reinforced by the German Landwahr
corps which have been especially de-
tailed for service in Austria.
BerIin.-Official war office state
ment issued today says no important
changes are reported from the west
ern theater of war. It is stated that
the movement to take Rheims, and
with it the eight important railroads
especially sought from a strategic
point of view, proceeds uninterrupt-
eddy and with every prospect of sue
cess.
In this connection it is stated that
the French positions on the heights
of Craonne are now in the hands of
the Germans and that Verdun has
been isolated. This strong fortified
position is being bombarded' from
two sides by the German heavy siege
artillery and every effort is being
made to take it.
New York.-More stories of SOL
diers of car passing through Eng
land en- route to allied lines in
France brought by passengers on
liner st. Paul.
BerIin.-2eth casualty list just
published shows following victims Of
the battle of the Marine: 103 officers,
381 soldiers; 271 officers, 1851 sol
diers wounded; II officers, 799 SOL
diers missing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-22
PROTESTS AGAINST GERMANS
DESTRUCTION OF RHEIMS

Washington, Sept. 22.-Ambassa-
dor Jusserand of France called on
Acting Secretary of State Lansing,
formally notified the American gov
eminent of the destruction Of
Rheims, protested against the de-
struction of the famous cathedral
and declared that all France was
aroused by this act "just as the Unit
ed States would be aroused over the
destruction of the home of Washing
ton"