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keA1INe GETS NO
PROMISE FROM
WILSON ON STRIKE

Washington. Jan. i5.---nepfesse
sa,isr krs,inE Of Colorado utse,s
pfesident Wilson TO-DAY to support
a congressional inquiry Of the Colo
road strike. bu. Mr.. wilson did not
say what course he ~ould pursue.
The Earl ~ kintore ani Sr.ar :
s,raus talked briefly with the presi-
den, about the forthcoming ceiabra.
ton of;hc' reaty of vhent in Lon
don
John burroughs. the naturalist.
aud former Naygr Brand WhitIock
of Toledo. ohio. newly appointed
minister to belgium. also visited
the president and paId their re-
speCts
After a conference with the prest-
dent, Senator owen said hearings
would be begun February 1 on billa
for regulating stock exchanges.
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SOUTH AFRICA REBEL
STRIKERS SURRENDER

Johannesburg. Jan. SECRETARY
paia u the systh African redera-
,ica of Trades snd his eaad Of sss
comrades Who had psri,ad-J them
selves In the tsa.:.s' hall since Tues
dsy. susrcaaetcd snccndi'icasl1r 10
the police to-day. Isaia and tes 9TH
er leaders sese LODGED In jail.
A seven-ts,asder field gun uataess
on the trades hall proved an ire
sa,tblc argument 10 Bata sRd his
companions. Th> gote,hment an-
thorities save them . quarter Of an
hour IN which 10 yield. informing
them that II they did mot do 80 they
would he buried beneath the ruins
Of their fortress. After . brief con-
ferenee tney sufreadefed.
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70 INltnt..,::::. )
DREc1olATES SAYS
PRESIDENT WILSON

Washington. Jsn. io.-Ns~ les
iisiaiioa preventing ini-Eiockink Ut
rcctosatss will provide Atnpis oppor-
tuatty aud iiin~ for s-sdiusln,ent ol
businssA. officials In the eonfid-ncs
of Prssidcnt Wilson said today. pre-
dieting the administration prosraH
Oh snti-iSusl reform.
froa, hieh administration guar
lvss came thr word that the pTcsi.
dsnt had pointed out To the eoasr-s,
sioasi commiils~s the a-e-s.iIy Ics
allowing either oae or l~o y-ars Tor
big busisess io soufcsn io the us~
iaws,
Asoshrs ess~slisi in the isus, psS.
ssAm bcinx rmphAsi1-i today |. tue
determination ot the pY-.idea, anu
hts Asistscsx i0 make of the proposed
islrsslass lradr .o@mtssion mol oa.
y ~ susiiisr, TO the eoors. In car.
s,iss Gut dcrsces. but ss actual -.
sisssat to big Lussse~s Itself undcs
no circumstances uoaia the soa.
atsAioa nS price. or ra~sris- a.,
iov~ss of s~euisiira. but. b~s,dcs
s<fts1 - . bafvsa at Information
u LSsisess. hsishs b. rssen the
svssssoe Of hesitation IL vseoasasf
lag s-osrssissiioss IN soaiostn,s
uSh s~w lass,
Official. slo.- Z. the White h"sss-
said today that sii The s-ssssi feat
ps~s of tho presidents plan at ssssoe
ssd the seos-~ II antitrust issisis'
lsps had b~-a oa'.,ssa IN the nsss
s:rspeschssg
A sosss sssssna u. ,ossr-s. is -s-
s-sss-.s tes s~St AoaaAs est Tuesday
~k-s tho ps-siasst siiI deliver hts
aep~sSss
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ay. OFFICIAL ENDS
LIFE, SooH TO Wel

Nee SesAs Jsa. iss-~-6t hAfS -
i.~ssfusa. . sis- pssss1sas Esd 49,
spSAs,' ss she s&nssA~ss sslisss. .cAs
saiss-ss s1rss~ sesss ~ ,shsiise
q. 10 hi. ssAsss-ss. - 'ss"sAi,s
it- sss ssss sa haze L~~e n.sstsss
Ia . nes-ssise .s-ci-ss s'si.
NJ i.sskfusa ~as ss wears old ~
saturday Ne ~ss s- kss. ssasfies
Ms. N.iiie t'sstesss. so TAT ss ss
kseas Nc s.N $50 sasa rxpisiesss bis
ss,s \ psssss e~piu,.i 10 The eseh.
-las spsssnses. ssrr- he s-s,S-d 20.
sss-a the .sss II sss ssd s"sv.d IN
vsy ials ~. i..skfprss snuas 10
sh. Eaitsuess sss i.sahsusd's s'ssy
us.Iash.a
\ tsisas uh. .s. ~Nh NJ t.ssh.
fusd last sisns .std shas shea she1
essssossA - $3.50 ~
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WEY
TRIAL ~ @QnT
MARTIAL Deelns

TstA1 b, cuas' aAgsist AZ os"brgs
Osi.Y. ns:ssls NJ c.0r~ss y. s-.asd
s-ssmsss. ~ae aa jssasss ~ Shot
ssi kiil--a jaha U.fase. a sesi raisH
- &s tk- CsAesps Mis. IN -. Wal
s-ss-,fs district. brsss scdsys Ne'
ley 90. ssussh, To Tstasasa this
e.sfsiss ~ Msjes ksss-Ay. sss j.
soc in soaasas II sas wsis-sssfs
toss-ss Th~ sus,H nas,isi trial n s@s
lss 40 81 Csns fss Rstpci The
sus,s .ss.isss at Msjor i.es " ksa-
se-sr. -. pte-saiss cff,.-fs cas's'h
Nss,y q. tssiey. t.iea.sssas ioha y.
0ososas. t.irrssrssas ttophias ana
t.lcasssass \. ~ Dsssa. css,sie
ittlar.ss tru.t il judge sasesssss
While tsis case ss bsisG hesra 81
The military esssp. the saiii'sty cor.
mie.Ios y 10 s~ssies 81 the cpisass
bias hesei. rt~s.isk further the in.
ssiry istp the burning sf bsiiaisss
~ the soulksss,sss aiae ~ Ors..
eet - The ras~ ot Toaf l.AAras.
ARRESTED Tor piskssiss. uil, also he
tase%ss9asesls A. the sasse lsme the
Les Ass@ss epssty stssd aJsry ss
sssaxed - iasrtisaiiax vsfss..
sesske dssordesa ssa ~ili ~,shis =
fe~ days b. ready 10 Msse iis report.
Private Obley. Who ,s undesso,ar
. military trial tor hem'eia~. y =
tp.jdpNt uf gptt CplljNe Cstmsp
sss killed hy The dt..harseo Z = rifle
10 the hssds Of Osley ~ho vas doing
unity duty. whether accidentally ~
oct is MOI kncsa. The soldier hs.
te-a prpstrased over the uafpstuhste
iaetdeat.
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TO-DAY m CONGRESS-
ooooe3e1e33eei
SENATE. Met Al noon

SENATE. Net al noon.
CUasjdesaiios k the AIasksn
railway hiil cuWtinued with senator
~ esp leading the debate
Hearings coatinued In the baa king
cpmmiitec on The noha,na'iou of ! 4.
wiIlssms Tor Comptroller cs the cur
reaey.
Ne-tisE Of the Interstate com
mefrc committee called for tomorrow
fot work on the trust bills
HOCsE. Met al nom.
Pcstcsf,ce appropriation hill de-
hated
Rivers and har,,prs committee
heard advocates Of inler.cuastal
waterway between Boston and Beau
fort.
Good rUads committee fasorably
reported . bill for 9a5.coe.oee feder-
al aid for good rosds. coaditionca on
equal appropriations by the states.
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WOMEN INVADE
HOTEL; SEEK TO
SEE MOTHER
JONES

Morv than :Co Women. wives ot
siriker. aud strike s,mpsihiIers. al
I o'clock this afternoon .~srm-d ia
To the coluhsLiAa motel. demanded
To s~s aad ssik With hrisAaiss 6es.
cssi Chass sud sought to ssr
VI 'Mothss- Joass. -ao "a. srsrss-
-i on Moadsy Asd plas~d under mil
ilary Guard si Ssc hospital. Tire
women. masy of lhcm With bAbsvs
In th-is arms. essvtra fisks sad sf'
ter sss-snpi,as stared ls alag The
uabsa .osE Clerk iisis.ssy .saed
III. oalLar,, at spsS 8, 'sii'ss 'Avss
that they cusid no, eng In the hotel
or rasA- a., d.ssossassIsos.
Grn.ssi Chase esns- an~a ssd
talked ~i,h the ~osses. The spohrs'
.nss d-nssavd 10 kns- The sessDs
~hy ''Mosh-s'' jas~s had been issas.
.-ssi.ds tn. sesessi rrpi.ia 'hsi
h-iss ssas- sf the srsora NJ ''Nosh'
-s' Jones .s a. iseis.r .f rins~S.~
Aaa . ais,usb-f that be hsi her sr.
s-.s-i. .sssisx that II -as his orders
10 ,s-s-rr. sad eainisis osars.
rh- ~ses.a proposed TO nsrvs 90 lss
Los ssssl bss the srs.ssi sarisrd
ssen ihss ssieb . ssass sarns ~s.sid hr
ef ms sssi, The sem-s AsTksd
fsusa sslss L-asavss--rs ssa ss-
tuse.I thor.
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UNUSUAL HEAT
Foa JANUARY

telAy ~ss psVestly the hottest
tssa1ty day ia ose his'ory Of Ttips-
dad The teup~ssta. =, o'clock
this atle,uooa vas q desrrc. The
unusually mild January weather has
besa . 0sisev ~ toma.at among
lossl residents a. cell - strangers.
sjaes sAs first oi The yest there have
bees % really cold siehi. ~hea the
nerrutt erUpp~i tp the enrc mark.
Tfiatdai IL enjoS,ns sairt-.'eeSc and
straw-hst weather In January.
Pueblo. Colo. Las. is.-Toslay is
the parmest January das recorded
here since 1879. The thermom eter
reststeted 81 above sero at the init.
ed elste~ weather bureau at Z o'clock
this afternoon.
Colorado springs, Colo. JsR. IL
A new heat record for the month os
January va. made Sere today when
50 above zero was recorded at noon.
The Thermometer registered 80 at s
y. IN. yesterday hut when . warm
wind began blowing from the west II
mounted steadily. Al s a. N. to-day
the thermoneter registered 81.
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Yssessday's Temperatures.
eUARDSMAN WEDS
GIRL WHILE FATHER
AND SHERIFF. PURSUE

watsrshass. jaa. is.-i'ss-s,si
osj~.iioss s-so sos sisoas -aoush
10 pssssss tbs eaiaisssios NJ . 80,
nsn.- that h-sss thru u-.s. ss,.
tptse-s Marx Ward Of tAas-s. .
h-sasi,-r "t sh- n,-d,ssi corr. Ut the
xr~oAd sssicssi guard regiment.
ssa iIass it-~ios. i..yrss-oia .iAssn.
ter ot chsstrs tts.sss ~ - Vrsa.
Tho s.spis ssss msss,ra y-.s-s-
cay sy '"asty jsas~ iiisrkhshs.
~si,- . ss~ruly shsstn -. i.-,siss
ios thee
tAssa..siss.iy ioiia-isss hs .-se.
sa~s. The ss,ar ~ss sss-.s~.s ssa
s-ss's-a To hss sssh-s's sanse.
wssa sns sssss oa aass 81 cAnp
wsisrssss6 isss sisks. sosiss lAss
IN .s'ss- Al ksA tsssss-ss.lss. ~ u,iI
Isss hi. sssss v ~ has 10 s.ar ~
as sksUs.SS tse se~shA Sssss.
Mars .sss isss shs asssssst uns
The spsdt~ss alter sAn - vssA fsssss
sasn~ after hi. arrival 81 i4s N-sa he
taes Miss Ii-~tos IL eurs~sy ~ish .
s1fe~sss of sh. rrsuAd s~xtm~ss. lis
tell In sess ~iss the eisi iassstAi~.
H. ts< sso s.-As h. sna ID. s-ft
s.sss ~ss~ rivals tss sh- sssts tss
sess The sisl-s father sbSres.d .sf~s.
s.ssiys xesessI uns~s shc .sIss-ss
srsv fnss~d tn s-psss hssfsrssIy
ttess TIE H.<tas Aoss-
,t..sas snsiis--s wssa Al bis neia.
sas ef sii solsssfs. Ward IL t,ssssss-
tas. ssa thai k~ asvre su.ia siI.S
hjs SsssAssr Z. sssssy . sssIiusaasas
Wsfa ssa tic a,si subsequently,
met secretly Al the ed ~ sh~ s~..
osa week sks srsaraas ~Ilhasr~
the ,~o y.ssx m-a s-sc s.es eSss
Z. wssessesss
A .-.t-t s.~.s,ae @et-s-a Mi.e
it.ssnr sod wsss resulted in plans
Tor their sasrsaxr yesterday, Ths
s,si .sss~ tn was.rahssx shis MORN.
lag accompanied By a.r sister
warS as-s ,hesa at IN. ssass-e ana
the shfs- wee. ,mss sssstatsIy In tho
ssstt hessr. rse father. i.asaIss
his daughter. pSaa. followed IN an
aato~eaiI.. The ssov stalled sis
saf st a taaeh near eer..
lie s.iepA"ea-s so tho sheriff 10
astr~, his daughter A tepu'T shaf.
IN ga. sect. hu, bptose he issnr
the sv,pie TIRE eefr@cay had ssso
t4rfesnca.
Ward has applied for . release
husr duty ,s the field. n hts sc-
ques, I. granted. nc sA,i tonight. he
would ~ tn Ia NetA aad 'ate rcs.
session n his bride In spite of her
father
Tho .es,ie PLAZA tn live In Denver.
Watd " "a yesfs old.
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u1sox n3n1HAfioxs

Wa.h,ns s,ee. ian. is.-Ffes,den'
Wilson ,p:ay made thee nomina.
lions
Minister ,o PARAGUAY. Daniel =
Mueaey cf Ohio.
Collector ~ internal revenue f"s
the distfic, Of Sc-. Mexico. Lewis 7
Carpenter Of Artsopa
A.s,s,an, chief inspector of ic-y.
motive l-oiIers. A'onso ~. Pack o'
Colcrads.
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Bis DAM BREAKS;
nDREDS
FLEE FOR
LIVES

cumberiand. Ala. Jan. is-Iafor.
mation vas Received at the ofsisss
OF tho Western MARYLAND railroad At
noon today thar tho whole os tho
s'"Ey River dam 81 the Wss, vir.
1'nia Pulp and rsi~r eorpAns. near
'""t'". ". Va. haA given way.
TIL" -mpioy~s Of the eon.psnys
mill At Lake. ", Va. IN the path os
'h-f a"',i. fisi io'hc n,iis. so lar
as known ih-r- has b-en NO ,pss or
life.
Al Harrison. ". Va. forty -s~,eu
m'ir~ vest of here. tho water raSs To
height Ut 'hir'y-ns- '.-s. tn.
torrent i"r- down tho w-ss.ss
Mar, land railroad bsiasc. washed
oas railway rashs and hishvay
br'asr> and san.~.i xsssssi hss.-.
y" r-fns's II any i.ss NJ lilo sss.
s---h s-r-is--i hssr
Tho West Nmxi.,a pasi,. .-,,I-s
commission previously hsa s-sa
summoned sn a.. p;As-
Tho ss-sss ~ :n~ aaa. i. i,S..
f--t iuae ass over ,hs-- b,iiLos e.i.
i"s. at water ~-'- held - .asvk .y
II,
f'-sih~ssi. " Va. Isa. ia
ssii nf -sirr hHr~s f--s hsss "
su.orisx down tho n.ssh sssa.k as
IN. tranaaao river f.iia~tss the
.ussiins afsh- dam af "a. West vis.
s'aiA t'uir sal rAr-s .o~rasy Il
thoseis. ". Va. .ssssiy t,-sas- saoa.
Assnsdi.s I" s-t~sts received Asse
'shss'iss's ss- fs-~sss In ,se hs,ls
sss 'As ss~s's.s sss,-sy y s.s, sne
the safety ~ ,l~ -ans<ss tss,Ats
A. ee~sssns r0pio,-a h. sAe
Western Nssyissa ssiisesl q
S~h-ii ~, Va. tIn.~n nsi<s s-ss0
ts- asn- siss scat a a-~sAx- IN tho
.ofapssy's affIs-s az cuu,h<sissa.
Md.. sisiias shss sa- water ~ss 81
'sA-s 'ssais sr-s .iss Esd .ss ..,-
frins -'.ssshins s-s.sr IL. ''Ia
e-ief I. e.. ssn~-tsys'
Tse dam i. i.5s feet side .. s.s
hsssHl. hAsAissshs ~As.r ". to-
shfv~ AMI = hsH rsiIe. ssa hsIaisx
ihsve hiIIsua ssiioe. .f water. Tue
dass IL stnssy fec. .,sh On the os,.
siao. sisiyEns- feet sa u. ,asiae
ssa bait, oa = ,asesrs- tsrsssaiSna
.isiy feet asAp
III. dam .s. nf.i sos,.sa .. 30
b. = ~asshmss last ssxs.
ssd this ta.snisf . lsssa ys~s,sa a.
ID" sssussaf- fas. ssy. A. tts9
sh,s fns-s"re . .-..ea anai srsrs
break orssss-.s. notwithstanding st-
f"sss hr smuI.t-s Ia release the t@.
oeess voaua~ II sasrr sssoash tAr
sis,.- ssl. Tn s-..es hr-ss made
'sis gaps in bath .ises os,sa dan.
Tse Western NArrisna ts,Isust
bridge Al xrhcsI. ". Va. " ts be-.
lived -iIi b. fr.s-,a.,h,e f.r the s.-
tfts .insrin6 shrre and hold,as sso
water in check Tor = time. until the
f,t.r Oft he flurJ carries " away
Piedmont. Western tNpst ssd t.sks
arr brsa,easI -t.s destruction.
The kieh water is expected To
teach acre late this afternoon sas
nyery prurarati.n has been made 90
euari against loss Of life. Much es.
ci,moa. prevail. here
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surrltxrExpEsr Is EXAMINED

Pueblo. Colo. Ian. is.-For the
PURPOSE of taking the first civil SER
vice examination for superintendent I
Of the state insane asylum ever held
In Colorado. Dr. ". \. LAmoure. pro-
vi.ionai head Of the Institution here.
IL in Denver today. DR.. IAmoure Is
the only applicant for the post
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M0yER INDICTED
on CONSPIRACY A
CHARGE

ttoaxlios. lsa. ts.-Csstles ".
Aoyss. psvsiavs, of the wSlefs
reeses,,oe et A,ssss. ~ss indicted
today tot soAsisssy. saeysheS sist
other officials of the fesssssIos. "
eooeeesSoa Nth the sesjkr II les
xopper esise<A The tsrs< euuet a
she Sadieiasvas charges sosssfoeJ to
cssveat ~ fosxe asa asssa sae rut-
ssH Of their ,ess'bese sr empIo,es
~ skc mis,se ,csupsa.e~.
The bill assisss Moysr and ,hs
slhes eft,ssAis a Tire te~etstsos
shssse-s sssdenessor.
beaver. Colo. Jass is.-Chaflss
n. Meyer. psssldesi Of sae Western
Hpdesastos Of M,sets. WAea isforos1
,sAay the, he had bsss isd,ctea o. .
shAsse Of SuesFlfasy estd tsst he
soald aos decide uvoa . roasSs of &C.
,sos vssii after he he'd bees sereaa.
u eoSietei Of the iadIetsssat asd had
.easalied With s,tosssSst
II shall ieesc theesss IN se~ days
Tor tsdlaaap0,ts. TO sitead ,hc roa.
sesssoa Of the ta'tsd N,sc wofAess
q Asertcs, he sAid. "rrcm there
expect 10 return 10 :ee Michigan
leOeper dS.,rict. - far a. this w.
aIcssscne is con,ernsd. 7 shall a'ske
- .,lsas usiii ! have further int"r-
.Aatio@.
o. X. Hilton. a,otrncy for the
'WNessern Federation Of Miners. who
haa just returaed to Denver from the
copper co,intfy. ssid ne vas unable
10 aeternine al present what action
wcu,i be taken with regard to futa-
SSAiae toad for the indicted union
officials. Ne DECLARED that the 'o-
dietaeat would open up the whole
uuesaioa ~ 10 the tight OF is""T 70
s~-~aA>A - 0Nna n
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SAYS FREE WOOL
IS BAD FOR
GROWERS

SALT Lake City. Utah. Jsa. IL
The fisiiesh annual oaScniton ot 'h'
Ssitoasl Wool 0Towess' Associations
op~asd here today With = thoussnd
delegates from practically every par
Of tho Uail-d SssteA In attendance
snos after tho fall of tho EnNei dis
russion Of the n-w wool tariff ia~
Vas begun.
Addresses Of welcome TO tho dele
ssiss u-ss delivered BY samuel G
Park. mayor Of s~il Lake city. aad
N. y. n. woodsuff. pscsid~at Of the
RAis tAks cammesciai club. which
xss~ seAposa~d to BY Mayor y a
s~i~ay. Of Diiios. Monlsas. This
eoas@ssioa th-s itsisa-d ta the an
susl aAAse~s Of Py-sidvss rrsak },
ilsssatssih.
asn Lake CITY. Las, is,-Ths are
tariff ,isriss vooi % lh~ fire. iasi
1as hsia up TO criticism ~h~s the
delegates NJ tho SAsioss1 Wost.sro~.
-s.' AsAsrisli.s aast~i the iitli-th
S-ss Of the A&sprisitos's ~sisi~ass
~ shsis sssuai eoAs-slion bssv to-
day
The Aadsess By sh- psesideat of
the ssssnSsaissa tsssk J. Nssrs.
b,ssth. posss-s uas shs, fos the ''ihifd
iia- II . .sssssy et sssiaaAi essH
ss~ss the ito~k0ssaes faces free and
ssiimissa soasp~sisisa in tho rsu'
aussios os ~uol skSisss tho shal.
Sessa.- that tsevsoas .Sp~ss~s.ss
Ass tsutes she uuDt9sussss' ssstiy
10 Withstand sks sho.k. SID ,hsi the
ss-sss.sr~ at iA- psr.-ss -sp~sieshi
us. sSssstuis
-The e1p<kaAssss IL r.zius-as he
sasi. TO the sexss.isy .t ssftsIss os
us.susi Terms Nth ,b. hanasisd
ssssss ~ ksstk Africa ssa Asis. the
ps~s ~ xpsth Aoesis~ ssa -.
sAiiiss pseSsse., et Noe ZEALAND ssi
Australia. uha~ ns~A. ~. pAosr
-sess - sssse'.. ess- sf .ss;s e.
.swtsss xs.ssIm - ik~ sspaasoa
efuss "A, A,I's- - wss-s.-a. the
ss~th-gs fs.~s .Ss sss~s~i's sor Of
E.sisiss .,s es-s.. t,ssAiiss. fns .
isss ssssi ss.ssss HOPELESS "aas
ttoue~ss. u ~ 80 A~sskss ehssssa
te.sssk sssef tn ssY ssii
II sssiys,s ~ Gao sssin be De-
slAse| sAAi u sss 'deetA~-sIy 80
sllas@~sl Of The kAss ssd su-ssh
ssAssss The West. sed asserted tkss
sishiy s-r .~ss al st- eesssss. of
Nee Iessy sosIa b. s.ssa OF the
sslisss~ list. sAssvs. bat else ~
s-ss of The pfuassss u Astspss SD
lseiss p,s ssss of ~. psesses. af
Nevada ~esv sAsusva
TIE bsskhase ot tie ssrensth nf
The ssstss ts she esuSsses.~ be snsa
lssuea. The psuassss ss the tss~@r
OF she aises. W.. Oh. take. ttpp
she coil Of the .sssh asa the waters
ihesspt. aad uhe tsAss tsp~ th. sky
With Ns $50 ssa i,s sir. ssd tspm
these sssssasy eism. sss ssiss. wealth
iato The vvsIa. " alose .eitsIed 10
The sissiy S,s,e. 't'sp-as..s.' n. s-.s
sf asstisS. either directly ~ ,sSs.
se~tiy. ~. pssssss.s isviaS oft the
fswiss NJ his tabots Vet the padss'y.
lee psssri,ie of tie tariff act has
b-vs In fAsos the Mssutss'ssrr sad
nsdaieaas ~ The theory 'hss sks
ptp-sss-r !. ahi. u ssk~ cat. q hie.
.elt. In other uosdss the Parasite u
aorr Important shss the body on
which II f.eds.
"A. . further essssesssn of the tar.
In set ~ Ocsnhes 2. 1914. the state.
aeai .aa epesesvatIs.ir b. made
hat. after all. " sss written hastily
snd s,'h imrtep.r preparation aad
rsssssss1 - eaos ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15
ENTIRE ISLAND
POPULATION
KILLED BY
VOLCANO

Kssushims. japan. las. lS.-rsi.
esrAphE communication between
this city aud tho ssrtA was restored
this evening.
Tho Officers Of the cruiser squad.
ron scat by the Jspassss govsss.
meat have lAhsa rsaSgs os the ~
assios sad are rapidly rsssostag .
se1blssre Of osss~s sloss the Saiss
lru0t-
Many II tho p~opls Of kssuaatnz
have srtusscd 70 the city. Al ihsss
eossss. are ls ssiss asa the rstssa.
isx rofss~s~ srv -oGpeiiea 70 eaop
10 the opss spaces. Tss wssshipa
tsosshs . isrss ssoet q fsoA asd
ssppisr~. wh h arc bsiss frsely ~.
peosrd.
The psVsvstS los IL this city y
leSes.~, Tie etrsr,sg a~ay Of the
oshe< asa ssssss has sos sp~s Tar
soossh u silo~ sses ~ sppsoal.
ossr ess,aa,e 81 tho ts.s II human
life.
\ ssusr u ss,sty.Shsvr svtsssss
sss s~-eusa fepa amid ssess usass
q sscsmsax iass ~ ~. toOs a ssc
,oseaso u 6skass.Jlos lsasay. 1hsie
ssrsps wsA little short Of ss,sseu.
sou. With their s-sru- no hsiss
beso1 s~sasias. - tar - kaosa. o.
The ~ssisv isiAsa VI xskass.
Lr9sosss. llsis. Jas i.-Sis s,sl
lest earthquake ssssA. ssss~a .
sasis ssoss the ,saAhlsssss Of ise
eesy TO-DAY, The s,suss,~ susses -
ssssus ss,s sss ssssess asa esessssa
- sroS.a ~ She. sssssvv SD sVsa
spar~. The Assess sasssss 81 asa
=. -. .ss isss.a sll s.:;. Nc -ss-
ushs~s ses. reverted.
Vllsoa o(fess 1aap,
Nsshiasses. u. e.. isss iss-- os
s@s-.sias ia,sh-f assssi. ~ 'ss
.sssssusk- ssa ssasl ~.S- !. Jspss.
tsresiJ.ss Wilscs ,aasy .-n, = seeI
sss .Asi.sssA .. sse sMp.fus AT
Jssss. - tu,so~-
ees0ys ~ saAss Z. esssese ta
sss sks deer .yspsths ~s.h The
ssOsseaosa - OaDs -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15
THE WEATHER
pal0S0RncAI R6ElU SAYS

tn star reporter
IL still lookin'
fer an actor Or a
pusilist that has
noihin' 4 say fer
publication
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonixht snd Friday generally
sioady. probably snow In souih~es,
pnsiios. Colder central portion.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15
Steamer Yssst~ss.

iIS.sos. Mss. JAS iss=rhs
i.ssa.stss ~ ,s- issth .esapsse
Crs.e \. Martha. lsIsy miles s,sss
a Nssistsss ro.k S-ss-sdss. sss
TIC svAss~ ot hsv ss~v NJ s~Sssssse
uss sves - esSs tsas les ssiiss ~
sAoe~ ~ lh- Steamer A. ~. iisfstra
~as fssess-i ss ~s-,sss TEDDY.
Pos s~ariy 90 h.sr. n. Nauis' =
ssev. IL sn os~A h'ss sessif t~s
eiie- Oft sk.s.. ksssi.a sGAisss death
~ sHe bl,s.srss .f v-ssAsf su&Sta
yssa. vhs distance fs-m 81. ss-s'
sh-t- se- - hose-s i.searfeJ 10 the
ss-saes svase httseps ihssssus sss
tlsIstsA !. tifSy ssiIss. ~sSst s~pres
seat. The dstfy .t Msstlas Iusa b-sst
fsu@ suastsr yesterday uasil asss
sojsy. wk.s the sssssssy> ssse
esesed ~ b, ID. Petty.
n. tsAse A. Martha. heavily 10.
a.s Siih coal. .Ailei tfes Nossaik
tos tussiss1 ~ January T. sh. vss
ssushS ID The westerly sale oft CaSe
Cod o. Mssasy. but asF skipper de-
stasd TO sossssss sss~ss Ia The Nsiss
shore iasaesd Of s~vhiaG shelter al
t'sosteests~ss ras ,-seri ~ss dsts-
"a further ssd further oft shptc %
Taesday. Tse dsss ~ hsti p~saa-
iss opeasd ap her .-s@s asd she
tIite1 sad ssak. tn. sseu had saf.
fIci~ss ~ssaiss ~ take ..@s fn-s
ssa heavy eioskiss .-t.s- jumpiss
issO shstr luea husi
Nee vosk. las. i.s-W,th hst
bridge torn aaAy b. . siaas So saa
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15

Nee rosk. las. i..-w,th he1
bridge soss aaAy b. . staas So sss
her desks aeep 10 sao~. the .lsaa
sA,p OssaaSr. u Ne whl,. star LIZ.
SCSao1sssA - SaW ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15
all ON BOARD
C0BEQUI0
RESCUED

Yarmouth. Ian. lS.-rhe twenty
four psss-aErn and seVeaiy-txG
mcsub1rs of tho crew of the itoysl
mail steamer cobequid. rescued yes
l-rsisy. arc comfortably housed herr
today aud recovering from the et
ieris Of their long exposure iO icy
Winds aad SsS~-
The co6sauid. in,paisd On Trisiiy
Iloek. sig miiss Oft Port Maitland
wss bSdiy smashed aud coated ~iit.
lee. Sut tho rsplsin's rsbis r-msis-
csi iaeart,
capsstn Nckianoa nf III. West.
post. the little coastal sieAns~s that
rescued srssssS-,~o pSssoas. ssia
today lhsl whea hc esus aiosxsid-
tho ce6sesiA Ne fouad all the psss-
essrss asd rsvs IN tho .snlais's .
sshas. the osiy ds, sios oa the
ssssMss. The srss sssv hs~skiss
over the mais dr~A. rhe Cnt,~7aid
~As lSlss headed ,o tho westward.
Nth The Lo~ do.a aud sl-sa ~gii
out of wafer.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-15

~. leaa. \. H.. las, is..-cspaAis
NASsoe sad the es~tvh snsa sho 60.
saaiasd oa thr CS',~-tuid last nishs
ussv lakss ~ hoard the si~snes
i.sasSowae sssiS s"asF saa ssr os
their cay h-sr.
4 visvtess asese.s- to chs sGssts
ossh~ its~ said the Shiss oiiisrs. H.
T.. t'ossii ~ss isjss-a dus,ss the
sishs asa sss ~ ss-a II HassssAi
sssrsssos
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-10-23
LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take glass of Salts to flush Kidneys
if Bladder bothers you-Drink
lots of water.

Eating meat regularly eventually pro-
duces kidney trouble in some form or
other, says q well-known authority, be-
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked; get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts OF
distress, particularly backache and mis-
cry in the kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine SO it no longer irri-
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease,