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BABY BORN TO MAN
REPORTED IN JAPAN
oEFoRMED CHILD REMOVED
FROM THE SIDE OF
PATIENT.
lnr AssoeIn,ed Press.l

ny Associated Press.l
TOXIC. Jan. 24.-Japanese scien-
lists are interested in an extraordi-
nary case in a Kyoto hospital where
child was removed from the side
of a male patient The patient was
born with small tumor in the left
side Of the abdomen. which grad
ually grew in size as the years went
by until it became as large as two
mems heads put together The sur
gical operation was carried on with
much difficulty A deformed child
was discovered. Professor 0saki.
who participated in the operation,
says that such cases are rare, but,
that viewed from an anatomical
standpoint, they are by no means
surprising. since they are nothing
but an abnormal combination
prior to birth, of the tissues Of twin
babies, which ought to have beer
born separately The patient is re
= covering.
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UNDER THE MILK WHITE FLAG.

WHAT i more natural than administration at Washing
ION for bids for warhps open to the world
This and the profound consciousness p
having our fighting furnished by the enemies OF the nation
should every good citizen swell up with PRIDE over h
achievements Of the Democratic party
In the not possible that the United States may
throw down the gage European foes and then will have 70
fan back on for plate and ammunition only 10
discover that have been dismaned and skilled artisans
scattered winds Of earth Then the admonoh Of oe
handednes will recalled When too late to erect steel ur
- and restore factories the country will find that at the
mercy Of foe without of defense or power 10
epe attack object of the Secretary of War and the Se
ary Of the Navy thwa designs of the steel trust there are
other WAYS combating the evil without destroying the eeh
d home industries One way establish factories and armor
pIate mills the Government but this does not seem 70 nave
npeaed to the Washington who have east their eyes
across the seas with object Of eppmg one OF the greatest
and most important domestic industries built up through long
ora f protection The manufactures its own res Tor
the army substantial reason why II nouo no -
nd This paternasm construction of red artillery ana m
rolling of rmor plate rather than strengthen the hands OF enemies at
Essen Crueso and the many British lronmasferS
The eopoeaic hand of reform has likewise declared its m
tonon Of placing orders wooden clothing with foreign manu-
nrers When this the United States will be proper SUP
@ for entering the with the best argument Tor SUD
shutting peace for the warke eagle Il Inc element "
alone is 10 be why not directly to Nagasa
and enter into with the Japanese Government to equip ana
maintain our army navy If to buy IN the cheapest mar
ket the yellow oustrp all other rivals with labor at NJ
teen cents day matters not if the yellow man and all Europe =
nr with Jealous eyes Of this country and that
they have declared commercial American products IN he
markets Of the world That's all in the game
To patriotism matter OF dollars and cents is very
bortsghted policy overwhem the United States with
humiliation when have to bend knee to foreign
nations for peace 1t bad enough that the protest oil
Great the granting of special rates to American bet
toms using should have resulted in executive
order that part of the regulations for the use OF the
canal and that no preference should be shown home investors but
should lay ourselves open in the most vulnerable spot
helping build foreign manufacturers of war material nothing
short of suicidal
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Read the Bonanza Want Ads
NOTICE TO PARTNERS.

William Pierce, your heirs, excel
tors and assigns.-You are hereby
notified that the undersigned have
expended during the years 1912 and
1913 the annual amount OF money,
in labor and improvements necessary
to comply with the annual assess
ment law upon the Dividend, Divi.
dend No. |, Dividend No. 2 and Divi-
dend No. quartz mining claims sit
uate in the Glendale Mining District,
Nye County, Nevada. Said expendi-
lures were made for the purpose of
holding possessory right and title to
said mining claims under the provi-
sions of Section 1924 OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. II
you fail to contribute your proportion
Of such expenditure as a co-owner in
and to the aforementioned mining
claims, your proportion being in the
sum OF an aggregate $17777 for the
said two years. your interest in said
claims viii become the property OF
the undersigned. who have made the
expenditures and improvements as
aforementioned, pursuant to the pro-
visions OF said statutes.
CHARLES COURT.
GEORGE CLARK.
Date Of first publication. January :,
1914.
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NEVADA GAS COMPANY. Location

NEVADA GAS COMPANY Location
OF Office. Room 307. asa California
ST, San Francisco, California, Lo-
cation of Works, Tonopah Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board of Directors 81
the company, held on the I'd day Of
January. 1914, an assessment (No. II
of ten t1O) dollars per share was
levied upon the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation. payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary at the office of the
Company, asa California street, Room
307, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 9th
day of February, 1914. will be delin
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on the 20
day of March. 1914, to pay the delin
quent assessment, together with this
cost OF advertising and expense o
sale
BY order Of the Board of Directors
l.. w. PRYOR, Secretary.
J5toF5. 1914
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NEVADA HILLS
ISSUES REPORT
FOR DECEMBER
lNTIMATED THAT THE COMPANY
WILL CUT EXPENSES STILL
FURTHER.

The final report of operations and
earnings OF the Nevada Hills Mining
company for the month OF December
has lust been issued from the Reno
offices of the company and shows
that the earnings we're slightly less
than for the preceding month owing
to the ore having been OF lower
grade and the operating cost Few
cents higher. The company's mill
maintained its normal treatment
capacity, handling 4,140 tons for the
month, which. however, is consider
ably below the high record for the
plant.
The company's operating costs are
stiu above the figure that the man
agement believes can be reached and
this fact, coupled with the unex-
pectedly refractory character OF
some OF the ore. has tended to keep
/ IN the costs and to reduce the net
profits. The fact that the property
ia situated many miles from a rail
road contributes to the high operat
ing cost, but the company is grad
ually adopting measures to do ava!
with all unnecessary expense and !
is hoped that the costs may be ma
terially cut down in future.
! Net profit for the month was 50
4Ol.22, from which is deducted 10
depreciation of building and equiv
ment, leaving net balance o
s4Ol.22.
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1NFERIoR1TY OF FOREIGNERS.

TT HE all foreigners inferior to ones people is
not peculiar socaed civilized nations Professor Sum
nr Of Yale call this national egosm ehnocentrism and
cited an of from south by native Green
lander exolng inhabitants greatly superior To
OF white In the journal of Religious
Psychology the anthropologs Cranz quoted saying
The Greenandes consider themselves the only civilized
world They far superior their estimation
Europeans who supply nexhaustbe subject raery
their social parties They do not appreciate the attitude of
superiority adopted by many white
called sayages
Real estate men are forced the admission that the fruit
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forced the admission that the fruit grow
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PLuMs FOR FAITHFUL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-President
Wilson has made the following nom
nations: Receiver of public moneys,
r. R. Turner of Oregon at Roseburg,
Ore; John w Floyd of Colorado,
at Sterling, Colo; George |. Smith of
Oregon, at Portland, Ore.
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COMBINATION TO LAND
OFFICE SAFE UNKNOWN

AT the time Of the death of Earl
fremont, receiver of the United
States land office in Carson, the safe
in the office was found locked and
only Mr. fremont, outside of the
Washington authorities, held the
combination. The Government Off
eials sent what was supposed to be
the combination, but when tried it
failed to work Then another set of
figures was sent, but they also failed
to open the doors of the safe, so 1t
is presumed that at some time or
other. Mr. fremont changed the com
bination and failed to send copy OF
the numbers to Washington.
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CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah 70 Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival Of mail and leave Manhattan
at 2:3O p. m.
w. C. HARDING. Agent
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ing industry of the coast greatly overone and that there
~ he decline in high priced lands held for citrus
culture This due largely the development Of Arkansas
competitor with cheap balmy climate and abundance of
capital.
The world pretty when the death of aviator
by should n him the distinction of having the
fact wired to all parts Of the world
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At TIE BIG CASINO

Two reels of Independent motion pic.
lures which have never been shown
here before will be produced at $3.50
D. m. and 1890 p. m. Entire change
of program every evening. JStf
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nome BuLE BILL
GOES TO SECOND
READING N COMMONS

t.ansiaH. srsit ;a=ns = naisTiis
of sishiS an ass. aasa-as tos ;h- r.'
i-~iiss of ih. hemr g-s:- bsli ~ss .i--
f~siesi in tho hssisr af .snm.ns Hast
nishi ahi .iihasit discussion thr tiit
uiti b- sis-n fss ,h- thisd tin- iss
.~soad Frsainx in she hausrs Tbr
announcement a of ts- Figures evoked
louder cheers tsvna the opposition
thsn from The nsini.i-riats. the .Pl-es
.isios ini-sspp,ins then, as sra,its-
isx ps.-os .s a a.insiisx sssrsaaarns
saj.siy. iia, tho aimani,iaa Is ae-
susssei foe ~ tho sbs~atiaa from
sosisx Of tho OitsSsnis~so The
st-~~. h-> yesterday ~ps- sra-saitf
.ash n.ssr s.asilis,sss in ,sns ,haa
sha.- ~aish mssk-s a.. bills earlier
ssssx-s
Jobs y Rsdaassi. sss sssieaaliss
leader. ~ka .psaeA ssr arLas-.
ssAis held out the Olive bssash to
tt.s~f ia = speech Of isssps~ssias .l.
9usas- ba, in.isssa that ls ~as isn-
p-ss.ibi- t.F him and his colleagues ss
sss-- Ia tho r~saAa.as -sFiasipn as
tflssrr sna &. sssn ss~. The rsiHrjpl-
'af ''isriana a nalisas
Asas-. itaaas Law. she alp5sisisa
i-sa-f. si,haagh ssosassIas in .-sa
tain passages .t his sprvvh TO SEQ
hardly any he.~ at = l-ssefsi settle.
meet AID rsr.is.siaf sAas civil ~ss
cas- srttais II the s.srram~ss I-es.
.ss1ed IN pushia. The bill shrossh.
as]lstrd thai he end his colleague.
uos'd siaaly accept = PROPOSAL taF
The f-n-ssi .f the conversations
With the government leaders. bus
tessrd that aothtps would ..pse .f u
Ausu.sin~ ttirsvIi. .sirf Sstrsafy for
ireland. ~as most opstmtsiic. IhH
spite ell adverse criticisms he ~as
srttaia iha, SRA, .,rnsses. had i~-s
made toward peaceful settlement.
sihlc. The second E-saiaG cf The
home rule hill vas carried the first
time 10y . majority Of i"i. aa.i the
.sroai time by = majority Of t"S.
Last eizht the OUrtrnitss abs,ain-,!
tson vosiaz AMI iuo Liberal. voted
aasinst che government. Ono ma.
lsoasiis, vas absent thtouxh iIIac...
Thscv ia;soti,cs ai.s ~~rc absent
and Chsrie. =. q. Mas'rrman. who
had previously voted as a mcn,i,cs Of
the government Isas hi. scat IN the
election forces for the national st--n
las, Saturday.
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BLACKSMITH ADjUDoED
LUnAf1C IN COURT

Hcnc'ii'o Manfred. a e. 4 $. BLACK
smith. was adjudsci insane ycsicr-
day and committed To the asylum by
Judge u. u. Kuss. The man ~as iak-
On IN charge by the authorities Sat
urdsy after he had become violent
After being confined he ,wcamc
worrc and II was necessary for the
authorities to place him some placc
Tor rcatmcat and care at once.
sheriff !. =. Grisham left this
moi nias with him for Pueblo. The
sheriff also took girl who has bce~
committed To the state tndustr90a
school for Girls at Denver. and Will
40 on from Pueblo TO Denver with
her.
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Ila1eIfD l0fR& &UfFcDl{ Il slap
:" : '1RlM N fUfbl1 tins Term

Pueblo. Colo. April THE sfiie-
ar of the UsitsA Aias Workers Of
Amssiea Who wers isASrssA sy the
Grand Jury al PssA,o. may face trial
before the federal court when the
'nminai and eivii dorkst of the
rnast besiss. Moadsy. Apsii i3. A.
yet ihs snioa s1iIrisis have ~ CO.
tered asy ,Isadsea. bsi ell are u.s.
siss bnsA u .shs ssdsess court ssA
mus, answer 70 shs ssssd jSsy ID.
aiesoests sstssas1. Nearly every
uasss esftrisi isaassed vili cesse u
trsshss asviss ~ pssssas tern a
shs tsAesai easse ssA - srsstsss1
saA sasas pieea - milky ~ ~ a'sSs-
-. Afssr the setoo officials have
p,ssasa JsAss nsesss Z. Lsvis siil
sss shs Asssa fae their srists ssd n
is sspsetsa that ss0s q lhso ~i,i hs
ready - have shsts csasa hoard %
The sesssas ssso q essss- The Csi'-
~ ssssss y rseAy - ~ he ussos
assirtsis % Ihs sRseA jury ssAtes.
sssass ssa u the sasss sse Got ssss1
81 so~s Il viii ~ hsessss ihs asSe0
aslisiais arc ~ sse1y sos srtsi- ta
The officials a ~ als~ss' usSos
wsr~ lsAsessA after . sEsaA jury ~.
sssaissstss ss pHsbbs Shtsh lasted
SIS vssas ssA cass she asssssosa'
shaaasas ne Aslisrs. The sssoa Of
issisis vsvs ssrssssA fs,Isvsss the
isAissassssA $50 sii eass hesAs ses
ihsas sspssssses 10 sosT. u has d.
Ways Ssss hsovs shss The esssS
ScsiA pssasA,y ~ ssssd ~ ta~ete
ssA Il b ssAssssssA 'hss - sffss
vili ~ os1s ~ ~ eessssoess :"
i.siss The sssss 10 sSsal Asssss The
.s~n.ol sssa ef essst ~ e,ssSso.
isssas~ isisr~sl SsessiA - the
s-.siss - lhs ssseiA TS~ susess'
ssss. s-siisiss ~ rsssessf sssss-
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AZ least sssrn states s~na shsis
sssis esxissssS ani shpas The san.
sumh~s ~itt h- represented bs 'h-'f
altosoeyu svsesals
''Nsasty ever ,rpaisss' ifsi1s'
tics sspsss il is- eoaniss si'i at
sssa lsslsaiax Eissssa Asad. s-ss-'
ssasias The Australian sosssn~.s's
''Au a. The srsisasssoa projects n
the roaassy gill hsse . s-rsvsvsis'
tive pssssaS - sili siso isss- sas'
~ a Carey Ass projects. iss,sz,sos
atsassrss. vsssf aspss' ss-nr,sssnss
ssA the asss rspeissss private issi-
sassos sssespsi.-s.
''Au ~ The ottsssss asd The hoard
os ODvssuen q The isSsesssssasi ss'
vssasssa ssaasvs vi,i ~ 10 s''sss'
ssrs. - vssi - prsa,sssi ssss 10
sssssaeA II Irritation srna 'hs ss'
tire vssss
The s-ssIoss Of the sosf~t~as~
sIlo ~ oess saa Do SPECIAL issi's'
ssss " ssrS~i ~ ssyns~ sso DE-
sisss 10 sisssa.'
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ltion which prevails. has sunmonssi
over 90 trial Jurors % appear al
Pueblo 10 bs ready 10 Try cases. Il
is hoped thst = jury Of !. Hay be-
sseurs1 Oot Of the 60 sGpsn~ied
vishs~t sSoaSsiss . special Vssiss-
The federal eoun will open the
APsii ,esn o. Pueblo Tu~sAsy morn-
lag ~ - o'clock. juass Robert y,
iSvia wtil coevss~ the sssnd jury il
sAs morning. TIE oaly essr that Is
|~sasiaersA rsvists tn be psss~his.i Ia
the ssssA jssy v that sxsissi Orion
AAsna. ioeoss president al the Mesa
Nsssooal hauh ~ 6sssd Junstine.
Das Il II hisssA that ths grand jSrs
viii ~ u ssaslSs Ter psohabiy t~a
weeks asA asss ihsa iss ~i'ne~@s
have bsso suaaon~d fro@ all parts
Al the STATE sad fSo0 sdjoiainx
saslss. TIE federal soasi ~i'se-s
sshposass u sol show 90 What sas~s
aes los vhss psfpn.~ the. ssAna Jury
vtsasapes ore ssnnossd SD fos ihis
vsonoa say iafosn.Aiias seohi the
oesss bsisg eos.ld-s-d BY the ssss5
j~sy aasaa soa~ from the district at
sogsey.
The trial JaEy ~iii be- convened
Mosdsy. ADsil -. iSs the h~sf'ns OF
the sss~s- Thsf aT- 10 srana jurors
sunmoaeA. but several Gill hr ~s'
sus<d. ~ the Lac provides that
federal ssssd ja's must ss s"@p-''-a
|se sss les lhss IL ss-snh~ss Asd not
more ihsa -, I, s-sluires the al
fSeaeiiss vsss Of i: sa-mh~ss 4" &C.
suss - la1leSs~n',
f'oilouisg ~. the ham-s "f ihr
xsssa jasoss samn,as-d fsom Trial
asa: Thaass csaisas. fsanh iN'n'
issy. ". u. Hiss eli. AMI wiiitAs
lsase~os.
P~,m Jssos.s isSa Ensii.h IT, w
tloyt. n e. Hall saa t'."sse Ass"n'
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

~ssArn stal -~sss stgSz Stoves ssssssasr .
s.-s sse aisFl STATES ssssS Nesras'S
stIass-t sis ssrss saasAr @ass sstta
ash- srts~ei@< . - sPtsAsL 80 tnis
Sh.Aasssas.l s,assseaas ss s~tisee ths sgs4s7l
90 iAs.a-sss saas ss~@ias.ss
In lashr r.o@A ssssesf-uts --aasr
fslif sne sssss sss~~s.s vHf Nssszs's
tstsSi has he~1 'sssras ieeAs~i 40
0uss~n Zoe saass sAsa s~vs GesEr'asEn"es
sh~ iS@ss~-sra4~et Isst s@ .~sa-ho 50 ssnSs
vpss.rsl 10 Fave as tssS~t - slssissp tss~sss
sa4xrssk~ss sa-s tatsss t~s sulsesse 4a.s
s.saslr rstsssa fasee fss s-ss'f ssfssss@srs
Il shes.S BIC ~ sn s~s~~ss ~Nass@s :
p'ssp-is sa.s 10 h.-i OF SrS~ss s~7 .isssss
Ssss r.ss " sass tsu ts Fred u ~sSes 0s ~
s~~s srsl AAs.s psas ss n--~A a. tssss-iAsAi
st-ssss.sf Go. ~: t.Aoss nsl5. Assasts.
ss@esAaA.
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THE ONLY LOVER

Ssr is .alg the ioSrs ehS seeks
vha, i. ssuissshl- 4. the isei-S es' :
s- that II sny gsusssS n.s this. -s-s
~has is right aai s.~si. sh"ush b.
u,sas ten thassana pruf~ssi.n. oi
i.,. he 1. na.s, a.ssi.s shaa aay -a.
.my ys@-i. Chry srsspns
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BURIED. BUT NOT LOST

u is a ss~s shias So hsssg this
haichr.s hs, 'hr troabir wits shls
rsssisn- .s shat sst.arAasis aisals pa,s
a sassa-s at ,s- place IN .sss sssFs
,hc inari-m-n. isy=ch-ss-s IiHes
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lnooE 1S
PURPOSE & bE
MleA1lon eoueoEs,

t,ssses. Cola. Apsti 1s-0ossssnt
A.soas has sSsseA tie seaIe~ias
ssSssssss 90 the osssssos's sests.
ss.s ssA tie tssssssSos sosssvss
skish 10 To se heaa hesv sess week:
~ ysss So ~ vssssss ssssssses
si ,s~ss eoasesss~e II ssis l.sts Cly
sassssa . 0sseasas 10 satse shs Ssss
|ss Q pe,lsy sss iA~ Aospssesoao ei loe
ssh,se 1soaia. Tae1 seess0sssiy o.
sAss st1e ssses1 sssa . sssUas ~
|sf sssn,ssSesss WhSe a~rsvsssy
i.ass eslie1 The isy1ansbee eeetesvsss
tes n,ases es Apsti ,. Shss yss's
asssisa At The 0aseseo kovsssuss
uas called fs< lse ssos place - ~
:sh ssA ssA ssA . fsssAes ettsss ell
~ asss q os,iise . ss,s~y - shS<A
IL ~ hs,-a In ssesee she satsej ss.
lSna a. tie psslie lsaA sssssss
''Aersesssy tAs~'s .sosfssvns~
ps-aises 10 BE- the aass J1pustsst
s~ssiss ef i,s hisa eses hssd 10 she
seasssys rns .nse jean shsse hss
sus sess The s.ss teetiss hst~ess
The fsAessi ssa sSsie spvefs0esss -
isrtsss.oe Vsissrs ssA shts svssttne
hss sssssiy sissers1 aevesoe0soi
sssk. hssiss hb vtpsi lsss yesr ts|
The rest. Secretary Lsas ssQussss
nms ssrvssily tsts The sissstSoa Esd
the ssiiiss II this eDsfsfsoee u est.
dvslty - attempt % hSs rsst u
bsiss sbsai . oosv fSiesdly tssiIsa
In ,Ae hope os, seessiss srsaist se-
epesssica ssA aoss spsedy sd sff1.
sisas des clopmeal Oustaa the pssi
fs~ yesn saay isrtsnssos easespsis.
- have bees hei1 ~ essssss II dis.
,us.s ovss failure 10 acquire rights
Of wsy to- pssvase Isyiaslisa srhe0ss
while evss The ssslsoaitoa projerts
have sees much de,syeA fsr vast Of
saad.. Masy Carry srts haze ssss
Asia sp to ~ sxsrsvasias aessss
mach 10 the aesst0sat uf aii eoe.
..rasd. n the sOvessoes saa sas.
spss 10 the eustesesee . plaa upoa,
which the federal aad ssats sewers.
meats ,aa sea together fos sPeeSy
work aad the eoorera'Ioa Of al Ia
scre.ts br secured. ihese aeetiasa
will result in immessurable- hcnetits
to the WSt. aaasessaaa the ops-
esRnesi afSirlats asc comias herr
with . get saeslhes' spirit. ! s@
sssv they ~iu b mes hS the saatr.
Ia . like spirit aad ! s,sreeely hoPr
the ,ssulls will ~ satisfactory 10 all.
"Prsct,ctlIy every stale N which
irrigation revails viii be rePresest-
I'd At the comias governors confer
cncc saA irriestioA ceaisrssce ~ It's
sovetnpy or suOe other state official.
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f..tsrss rs sssssNt ass~t
10 s.,s~ ASH s~easssfs
sr~ ~sP@ss4ss ss.oAh~s
ss@ sasl tsa zt,-a a. e
le~shs Ssssasss sh-e
srai t~isfQt shisfs
Is sa e&srp~sst sser
.tssssiss,i sfe.hrsss-ssl.
ksaps@ as ~ h.ss .
b'sssa-s - u 10 ss
~ .knss4hl - ssf
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Osssa roska. n. n. April The
ssSssss ssua auairspsi ~tevssoss il
Nessh t,ako,s yesterday .ho~ the
eiessioa q the following mayors in
the larger cities: Osssd Forks. Jane.
IA. Dissie. jamessows. a. ". Mel.
": VALLEY CITY. A. =. rls'"s: Graf
lsu. A. ". MrCoav,llc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

~. Paul. Mtsa.. April :s-Th
IiSuos iieess~ qsesssns is the lssac 10
q sroee os NIsssopsa eilies today.
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SALOON lssOE HOLDS
eoumrly5 ATTENTION
(coooosos1 ossD 49, ~

ssass assiaisss ssis. xaeisissas vsse
stss sssessssfsi y ossls. whssw sh-y
sSs~tsA sAeps sooaejt0ss.
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e s Horif. Wssds.

cr~ry s&. kssAss Hsakss iis-'< s~@-
et~~sIss sLiss as-.s hfsshsss 4ssai sl-ssr
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

New York. April S.-Thc aucsisos
|ef wseshsr q eoasestios shall b
called aeai year fer . scsi.i"n of tbs
s,ass coasassu,tos attracted bat te~
vuaers 10 The pelis to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

spsisssIeia. H.. April :.-Thoast
rain fe,i 10 sorrsats to-day. the poll
las placer were crowded With women
eessy. ss1 mssy sso0 ~ lice. The's
Wvss 10 dis,ssbesess. five womss
are suoaIas tef city oftSrs>~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Bos,oa. Mass. April :.-Rain ~
lack Of iaierc~l made the votias
iishs at The special e,ecsioW 's The
Twelfth Coasreatoasi District to-day
10 rhoaec . successor for James ~.
Curiey. who rc.isncd after h,s c'c~-
iioa - mayor Of this city.
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ssss, sfe Sathssteaaie - sheis pssass II
OkR1NE, Aseas0 u - ses1 thds lsvsf
csr4 Of H. "Dsiak Hahif" asA tAsflb}
hscushs Aspssr.ss e TT Iss.eS ca
he eivva sseps1y. O4oeN3 eesoe -,
et ~ ~ bUa. Al fer Hvle oyeAlse.
Hassiss Dtss Q. fnrss esseN
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Gaiesburs. III. April THE local
option Issue brought out the catiies'
sad largest vote ever cast In this city.
The women we're much In evidence.
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Duffy's Aualn q Life Saver

Here's Q VPoenau who grew
weaker and weaker un6l
ehance I'D hsg TO Try Duftys
Dupo Malt Whislssy. and =
came 70 ths rsseus. as &
ss,sal1y 1oes. But read what
-. hssss9, sayss atr
- wish to announce what Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey has done for me-
Some linc ago hzd very bad attack
al dysrnirry that lasted two moHiifs-
Neni 10 my dncior a,si hr gave nc po~'
d~fs snd uesiieine. but II did me no
good Is ] grrw weaker snd weaker
InAair n,r think ! Was getting eoasnmp-
l4.n ii i!se bowels had ,r,ed the brz:
a bandirs with no sr~uit. but good lux
wanted il that my eyes fell On q Duly
Pure NH Whiskey ad in ihs evening
pspes. ] innhed over l. carefully ard
. bought . basiic. and hrfose IL Sss halt
N. I fif.lslse6 llsp bnilr aNJ WaS ny,
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Aarvrs. rr1.. AVeii s.--Johs Hses
e.. sAsstiy bessrs aooa to-day sao
aaa wuaaaess Nh wife, Helen. -
ssser an arxumeat ever the clectsot
h&ee. l..u ...fr.- tr.t
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07

Paterson. n. J., April '.-Prcst-
deaf wilson's policies and Socialism
were the main issues at the special
election today in the seventh con.
sreaionai district. TO chooee a s'ic-
csasor 10 the late Robert q. Brem.
nsr. The Preasdeat inAorscd james
]. O'Byrne. 81.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-07
Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey

q enre NJ
81 dsar
in
hralih
= tkS and ard
. family nnrdAnc everywhere.
Dunys tusr Malt A0 >N
Tic III ~
sCSl 0u9ys vel. Shad sfAkd III
oaH
IS ard On ihr
Tia sSsny alAs Hhash~y Ca. kG<hrs;rs.NY.
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