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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

Liverpool cables Spot in moderate demand;
sales. 1000 bales; speculation and export. 800
American. q. 600: imports. 10000. none Amer-
can Midiling upland, 1924. Futures opened
quiet but steady. lqlis points higher closed
quiet is62 POINTS higher. April. $3.50;
April-May. 6ssiad; May-June. esd. Juno
July. 678i.d: July-Ausust. era; August-sep-
TENDER. 65sd; september-october. 6.Sshd; 90
tober-Novcmbcr. $50 I'D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
500 I'd: December-Januarv and January-Feo-
rlary. 6.oli.d. February March I'd March
April. 22iad Manchester 90 Yarns STEADY;
cloths. fair business doing.
New Orleans, April % Rain in Texas ana
promise Of more for large part OF the belt
were the main sustaining influence to-day 10
the cotton market Tho Mexican situation VAS
the basis Of little buying The close vas nrn,
az u net advance Of y 70 u points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.
MINING.
BONDS.

pr.5 70, &c 1852 1@ 'NYC as. so 1918 1917
1',ic IN r., ga, sss. NYC as 60 .l0ls 1915
cuban new IS e,iz - West Fac os.- 81 .
Kel Spg # IS q -
.Ex dividend. tse1s cents per share twhen
Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
Bangor Railway and Electric.

Directors OF the Bangor Railway ard
Electric Company have declared an initial
dividend Of one-half OF ! per cent on the
$4,000 common stock of tho company.
payable May !. 1914 to holders of record
April %. This is the ninth public utility
corporation TO declare an initial dividend
on its common stock in the current year.
Gross earnings Of the company for March
totalled &2.49S. a gain Of rs per cent
over the corresponding month in 1913. Net
earnings increased per cent. TO SSl,45l,
leaving a surplus after interest CHARGES,
etc. Of s13.eSl an increase OF 50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
BONDS
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Hid Ask. Rid Ask
Mi, -rrsc 7sl, 7s7, Mont II T6P gsi. 20
80, - p~b on - IOeilvie Fir MIA 10
-. - ~ 10 20. Ouch r LIS + I3 "A
~. .f-,it r. al. s7a. X a ont Nav10iis i0li.
-, III TCr, "a "a. Shar williams 81 Ola
80. -, Tev,tfe e -rit Su 90 o. can. IA, l6
III T'rac pref. e,ai % Toronto hy.'-lo' i'''a
Iaureutide.. .l1sa. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEAROARD CIEAKANCtS.


lIOl X AND MtAI-NtfcnEtn IN wheat
anI the Mexican news resulted In a little bet
ter inquiry for flour. although demand was
still If q jObbing character. Spring patents.
81 O0nS 50. winter straights 81 3jUA 80; win
ter patents. 81 50nSi 80; spring clears. 81 100
81 81. extra No / winter. s. sass -. No .,
s. 45aS3 90. Kansas straights. 81 2jaA 5 fancy
spring patents. g. 40uS6. RYE FLOUR
Steady: fair 10 good. % 3)aS3 a.. choice TO
fancy. s. 50rf3 90. CORNMEAL-Steady. Kiln
dried. g. -. BAGMEAT.-Steady. Fine white
and yellow. 81 +oqsl Is: coarse. 81 3jqsl TO-
FEED-Western steady: bran, 20 arrive 100 II
sacks. 81 -. standard mddlng 81 20. -four
go. so. red dog 81. all rail. city hrmer;
bulk. s. A.. SACKS. 500 middling. IS 50q%9 30;
red dos. S3l onmeal. s9l J0dSZ.
COEEEE-Was extremely duh and about
the only noticeable feature was an absence
OF the active switching from May 70 the
later positions. which has been in progress
during the last week. Price changes were very
narrow. opening az point advance 10 point
decline compared with the close Of Tuesday,
AMI nal figures were 4 point higher TO points
lower. sales were - 90 bags, and the only
switching operations were six lots Of May to
December AZ o. points premium. Havre closed
az an advance OK . franc, while Hamburg
was unchanged % = pfennig higher. Cost ana
freight Offers were generally gnchange1. al
though one house WAS about 10 points higher.
santos o. were quoted az l0soc. A. al II 20H
u 50c A. and So lli5dli3 0c. IS az 10 s0gii 0jc,
ts az 10 Soc and Rio = 1T N45dSJJc. Local
spot market inactive. with Rio - quoted al
sac Local contract Trlcas:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron y No fsl5 62iz Flour Mpls pat. 81 70
iron y No + IS 97iE cotton. mlddling 1915
Iron = No Z l. o. Coffee No Rio sfs
eteei rails....... is sugar. graduated 50
stand COP spot 1870 Nolasses. . X, -
Tin ............. g 52ia Beef family goo. 10 90
Exchange lead $50 Tallow special. e's
SHELTER ....... SIS Pork. ness. y 30
Wheat. No red los Hogs. dr. Loo ID. l2is
Corn. so gel. 1i's Lard mid West ~ 10
Oats stand VII. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23

writing an issue OF bonds and in various
other enterprises.
Texas Power and Light
Statement OF earnings OF the Texas
Power and Light Company, subsidiary
Of the Southwestern Power and Light
Company, for March shows gross revenue
Of Sll4.5s7. an increase OF $50 s65, or 81
per cent over March OF last year. while
net earnings. after expenses and taxes
were $685.. a gain OF ss5O7, or "a per
cent. Income after interest charges de-
creased A,37S, or 81 per cent. For the
twelve months ended March 81 gross
earnings were N.216,997. an increase Of
S2S2, 964, equal TO p per cent. and net earn
ings increased TO $454 1913. or per cent.
After deducting interest charges and divi-
bends on preferred stock there remained
a balance of s92 6O4. a loss Of So. 1872, or
IS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-23
PRON.>ION-

HEUN T~TVN~ II
had n builish influence on the entire list, and
urfce- were generally 1lshor, win ac-Ne
covering PORK-steady, mess. 81 50p go
falui.y. s24as-5. short clear. So 1884. BEEF
Mess tl1QSlS. family. 1sHS-yi packet, S!sH
40. eNfr. India mess. SiUSS DRESSED
HOGS-le0l9lsc. PIGS. 13c. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies. l3rliisc. Pickled hams. lfp
.fn.c TALON Steady; special sc. City,
eAr. country 6G6a.c LARD-Firmer. middle
West. lOSGl045c. city firm al l0Gi0isc. Re
fined. south America II. zoe. Continent. 10 90
Brazil kegs. i2.70c. Compound quiet at s',l
lard. like
CDTTONSEfD OII.--Receiying considerable
fntpetus from the Mexican news. ira ding was
oilite active ana prices we're nrmer Rein
ing Interests we're believed 10 be on the buy
iug side especially the near months. and
crude oil vas firmly held Local contract
prices.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
RICH loNDONER
) OPPOSES Law FOR
; MINImUM WAGE

Washington. Marrh si.-sir Hush
Hill .t i.on.ion. millionaire isonna s.
let and o-h-s nj a number at coal
hin-- in ENGLAND ami Wales. ~Lo is
lh- su-si of Sir C-.il-srginE Rice.
british ambassador. is opposed t. The
efinei ,i- of the inininlni ~as. Las
S-~iaEinr the, s1,h i-essis'ion. ~
isapusinE uIpn -s,riss-s. Of IaiHpf
burdens which ar- -ss--.iN-. ,-nhs
is-s ilabiy to thFo~ OF at -mGiioS
n~si large numb-rs .t sask-rs, tsp,h
Aes sad women, Especially is this
true in the .A.~ al girls aud son-t.
Dir Huxh declared. in an ,ni-rsi-p
s-s~suiy,
Otsras.ins ths Hs'n Hauna ssss
psopusisioa. Sir Hush. -hs has snos.
IAss ts."s. prf.oas -apioyri In his
mills sad nia-.. aid
''if the mih,aum ~ss- Is na"ss
sAaa she sap,oSsr sas say he mas'
si,>s bic bssis-~ss n h. as-s the
sisl ts thsuue u-is st ~ass Turned
isio The sss-~ts and uasbsr 4. tl..i
sosk. the xisi has but .a. .sasr-, u
I. The asty ai Ihr sosrfnmrns q" pTrs
aii that airi Ia ~esh unsii sh- ran
aary. OF .he 80, s-soms a russh-r
''tls~pltr all Asxum-nss 81 shs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

to skst o. sArv sosssps ss-t nssas plss ~
~ eh-Aantssl er.esss sd iit'ss~ss. Ihft
ssssssIIy ssrssd ~i.has' ~ sliss.sss
ssssas. ssa lksss Asa: oaiy hS.sss sn ss esf1s.
q = s-svose. svisshins .r~slss hss shsrv =
= se,irv ttvs.sas. ffo-a eers~s. dsss~rsfn-t.
sSvek.ssS.s ssa dss... .s.t g. pss<S Sests
shp>b ispss~s eye ths hstss
n rs~w.a~e ~ s~-sfpsvs cas OF So
esu0ss.A Sprfpl sssi-sys,,tpss sssi e." 6
ssev0 sssaas - lsid rr.eS she f~-sstss'A
Ssospers vAish . prnsAst1s k,sEVs pt'
Sssse .f.ss.,sisi-S kss spsa tie AssI;a zs's
6.Ssa-. q -. go. 's'saa =" .~,..,s
II - Gn Q tsestisl w~.s to-day to tks ttssss
t.0 RsSvlssas 60. :..N Js~sf tsIts. Al
LsVA. SSA. tot "a Instructive kseA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
FEDERAL tIAouI PLAYING
SC1IDULE y 4A1IYIED

iisiiiaasss. No. Mssrh :i.-Th.
f.s..sssi baseball i-ssu- naAsssiv. 10
ss~ssa,a hers nnaAs ratified the srhsd-
ale 1T rlsfiss xsnsrs pfrpssed by
ss-sist sosnssSsse~ and sdjossac,a
sishoas sashias the sehr-sui. public
sr,"sd the or~ains dates ~hIsh sfv
as tasIa~s
IsstsIa ~ IiSisiaesv. ArstI Ia
Isrroliys si fisleIusGh. Ae,ii -.
Ch,essn ss 'ssssss ctiy. Apsii iss
iaa,Asss-p,s. Al 81 i>pdis Arsti js.
tsssdess Uilmssv said that the
tuiI .shsisle. ~hseh calls fus iss
sswes. ~ilI te saaoassea Ia ahoss
= week W. Gltseosv iefy tos New
fnsk. accompanied By X. D. ssa ".
a Ward ot the nsuoAlya etpb. fhe
rrss u the vis,,iss baseball mea de-.
Parted TOT shsts homes dssias u.
sftrreppss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

cnsviing 70 directions oa ths boesis and
she Il cured Of this trouble. Shs was
Ill run down when she started taking
The Compoand and hcs pssiotlA did not
come right. Shs was 70 poorly md
weak that often hsd 70 heip h-r dFsss
h~ss~lf. but now she = regular and b
growing strong and hsalthy. Mn.
MARTIN HElvsG. Piovvs. Iowa
Hundreds Of such ivstsrs expressing
gratitude foe ths good Lydia 4. Piak.
hams Vegetable Compound hos accom-
piishsd arc constantly being sresivsd.
proving The reliability Of this grand Cd
rvm~dy.
II yca aFe 81 DO not drag along and
cuasinu- IN suffer day in md day out hut
u eors take Lydia T. Pinkham's ves~.
t.his compuuni. . ~nman's rvmssly foe
vomaa's iiiA-
" - vsst special sAvtes Wsits %
lyals Z. tlskhso 1s1lesse C. (esse.
1sssish Lyss. Hasa. Sssr lsstsr viii
~ sSsssA. srsA ssA assusseS sy .
V0Oes ssA heS1 u sesSel eooo6seess
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

contrary. he continued. lit has been
amount Of the bes; Labor can be Ae-
eompiish.d In eight hoars daS. ans,
th. -isht-hour iay benefits no, ohis
the employer aai -,npioY~. bu, the
s,s,"- The -isht-hour ias enables
the working xIfi Ia retain her health
and h-r rhiidF-h nay b--gosn- ri'i-
s-ns ~ ,ais.. ,o the government
= bss- ny ,-st u, gh- -sii in the
siinimum saz- Ia. ON facts
I have learned in nav oan business
I hsy- f.and ! pay 80 IsrF s-Eg II
Hsy aguss Income ,s those ils--sis in
ny-mplsys Nssa, 20 P-r s-ns s"-s
tn ih@s-. nsI dirstlS -tnri.i -si bf
m~ NtsuI - psf seat s"-s taF
,as-s. srri.ira,. s.snsssa asa,iun. snsir'
asr- s.a other items. Half 0r 'E"
FrHsiaiaE he ct s-ns must so bsrs
lat. expanding ,h- basiness. isssias
n- 3 t-s esais
way snu., : p~s coat SO basf in
60 rs-an.i.ns i'apulssi5a has
bv.a iasg.asias PCT seat t.F an
nuta sins. I has. brea In bs.sss-sss
I niue. Keep iasf-s.ins H.y bas,n-ss
Ut 'sa. prf s-h; -iIl b. .a, 81
~osk- I nus, -nisse~ ny p's1's 50
that eh-s ,hr babies OF tsf nsse
z1a. ,n manhood ,hss viii has. -sa.
p,.fr-a, Sasa@ss : ~ss fossei 30
iass-ss. say as-~ea, ssat- ~ sss.so
NJ tasia.s.s sessIs s6t iass~as- ani
that p-s ssas PCT ananssa s"ssia BE-
ss,s Of ssrss rsssc is lbs ssnssr %
,k- nstNinnas saa- isw
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
NHDAl OF R0NoR
FOR PHuiPHntE SCOUT

waahin stou. n. e.. March ~.
Second Lieutenant Louis e. Mosser.
II the Philippine scouts. will shortly
he prs3cnfcd with a congressional
medal of honor. for distinguished sa'.
laniry in action al ,isassack mouR-
tain. islam dot iolo. In the Moro ur.
rising NJ last summer. Orders were
issued at .he war department today
directing that tho presentation bc
made In Maail by Major General
Thomas ". Harry.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
ROOSEVELT WELL AND
HAPPY n BRAZIL

N-~ York. March st.-A esbi.
message sonfignass0fy of Previous s.-
potts that Th-a-ior- Roosevelt, ksa
met -iih aa rai.hap In t'sas,i sss
received st the Ans-si.As Nassum Of
Ssiass, History to-day ia r-.passe to
60 inauisy scat yesterday BY the aaa.
scum Ia t'aiss-i states Coasui rites.
ell Al tssas
No. srsrh sii sixl,ts Asfisisx ~
Nsssc. By ssy af rspsssin sis~s.'
said the saAsssl's asssaSe.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Boy Bandit IN
Pistol Dsel With
Squad Of Police

T.ffs iiaas.. tud.. Msssh :t.-At.
Ice = s~sois-f fisht with the police.
ausins -hieh man, shots ~es~ "a
shsGsr.i. ksh.s, NoWiiiiafn.. s<r,i
Is. ssssrnasF--i after HE eios shins 6
n.i b~-n ssAk-s, 9Th blood fsuai
haasy .uaha. The boy ~ss fsssnd
-ssly to.ias IN The sua.hap at E.issfa
T-sz.i saa vhsa called ai-oa To sur
svssisr. srpii-.. ss firing =, the pe-
is~s
IRE snis.. armed themselves wilh
sies saa. ~h,l. Newiiitsaas siims,esi
insu an autsssabii. Ia the svsr al tbs
sias- and s-rt sp . snasiauasss tise,
All th,' ~ina.~ paa-. ia ssr sinsr
~~s- bssSe-s ard the au'ssssnsiir -'as
ss@sied ri.h haiies. fsssa IN. poiis-,-
a-a. sunss
Arss Ss-ins -paaa.i man s,m-s.
MeyNi,isan.. ~i,a assa. asase hss
hras STAG srf.a ss'. as the ssasrs lie
80. sect 60 = hospital where i, "a.
said hss evaai,scs -ss srsses.s
tIsc laAf-i s.se,S-r. ~ese sosaa
in shr boys po~scts sad he had also
g.iAs-sl . aunS--s .f loaded rifles sas
ss.s sss1s in the aasosssohi'rs
M.WisIiaaas has = roll. record aad
vh.a se~a i. ssr .snfr by = i-''irs,
nss. a- -as ss.p-ssr., Of h-,ns there
Toe ,hs pasll.s a. sh-tss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
DID, TINE COLD CURE
DRINK HOT fHAi

Get q .rssil PasssS~ at 11ss~hasH
ntvass Tsas at &s tas German tsSko
call SO SItsssssfsvs Etass Ik-~.- 81 asy
tAss~ssy. Js.e a ,sl.sesrpn~ful II ths
tea. r~s a ,ur Of bs.iIinf vssst upua
w. psat tsr.pEk . ei.ye ssd drink .
,e,.sur fall al ssy ,is,e aHsise tAs
aAy as hssefe tv:;siss. Il i. tkr aase
.frsit. ssy 10 hsvsk . COLI ssd ssts
s-ir. =. i. ef.~s u. e,svs 81 ihe sAia.
tr,.sy..s su~rv.si.~. Ais. tsassas ~
bowels thu. breaking Or . cold.
Try il tie aess i,s.e yps .sast frsm
q coll ~ Ske srir IL is Inexpensive
s.i .~sssv,y vegetable, thsrstosv ssis
Ass kAsMIesa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, Aching JOINTS
1ab 0sesosn hsa jsiaas ~ n,ssas
With . saall 6ial bsssls u
~ d Jaeoae o.
Hyor ..do.;rs-' Rh~gmaljsn,

Stop "dcsise- RkrsmaiisD.
1s's pain eely: not eNe caAe n 6fty
seIuirss intsrWal Treatment. Rub spotk.
tae. rsW-Statias "ss. Jscpss Or right
~ the ~ss~dct sfpt.- ssi ~ IL time
,va .ay Iark RehiMsea-eat cpsWes ths
rheumatic vsis. ~. Jsreh's Oil" is
. harmless fSsswmaii.m cutc which ssvcf
di.spS,eist. asa ac.ss'J tus~ The din. Il
take. PAIN. sosvRcss aNa sti6Ness from
sekiws jcirt.. Wpuscles and hvWes; stops
seistiea, IumbArc. hsskArhe, neuralgia
1.,mtvf up' 0et . q cent botite
ei ch.time. kc~est "st. 1scobs Oil"
trcm any drue store. and in q moment
You'll Nc nee ttvm pains. aches AND
stiffness . Don't sUaefi Huh fteuma-
item away.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

\ sSs. lsrpa, ssa DC ,r.a,-i b~s:
:fasa ~. pa,siseo The iss"As ssnsia
30 satsra s.aslf siss nNiS.sNnH
SNOW i.iNtME>r SsplF st sIas'
sac sat.s with a eps,oa eip's sAs'
aAses b, ssnssiaz sse saEeasss ~iIi
disappear rsise sss. sec aas ~ 90
pct ta,si. SOLD sf tse ,Iassmsa
Drug caapseFs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

sNsst = ~Assef h
sassfy te ssassiasst y ,
w~~sa srs~'5 tasf ~
slightest Sas.asatss- I
sS~ stIs fossisr ~
sssl sisA sAs vsti'
kea~e sed siss.esAu-'
esvt s~~-ffs NssS'
sss o'ss<eA-
TAss ia . g. -s.ss''
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

weakness. ] spoke
to three doctors
about Il and thsy did
not help her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Con.
pound had besu a
great benefit 70 M.
% ] decided 70 hsve
Der give Il . trial
Shs has taken hvs
bottles Of the ysU-
tahO C0mDostnd -.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

xsa ffsaeis~us Cal March "a
Walter Gs ,-e Campb-li. arrested To.
las in rassisni. left hts ait. aed
child hess on March . its told he.
he Ne. spins 20 10. Ans. 10. on a
.s.ine.> sfip and iest hes aus little
snca~ps hrsne ssrsi 'e an iaeusnr us
sts ss"-" = srsf. shr ~i-as .as the
feN asy al ass-sat s;c- .LoteIa
Oas OF faaas. shs s~iexssrhsa oct
husband TOT f.osr n.oaey on March
II. and tao Of three days later the
Telegram. .sme hssk To her undriis.
rsr-a.
Thea L- gan = srAsvh of The enafta
meat fps ssoeey. iassesd she foasa
stacks NJ ps~s tickets One al hss
siss. hsa gree TOT $500. fasiss.l
ss tho family silver being In the
safe aepasit vaai,ss - che snp.psr~'.
the -awa tickets showed they hsd
hc-n risdssS. E,-a the saby's cradle
aad iarrtss. which .sd Gus; si.""..
haa heea bought oa sirnr. and we're
moi raid tes In full.
POT ,~s rear. Campbell had 'ces
~atshiaI a taftpae essimsiesi ~ 81
ocS. Geo duiasie nader the dcpsesaa-
Iions ot Mexican scvelutioas. Ap-
patvasiy he had lacked the sousser
To seauai6c hts wife With the truth
ot their circumstances
Shortly after receiving S.so.ooo
in cash sad ss..oc. Dco In Stock after
suseesafui promotion. he bought
200 srres on thes ummit Of Hen l.osa-
oad. a mouatsia ovcsiookias saa'a
Cruz. and started To huitd Castle
Campbell. The fusdasSoas were laid
but work was ahandoaesi. Thousands
ct dollars worth ot ,ustly furnishings
hauled 10 &c tor ct the mountain
afv there now. In teate, watrhe,, over
BY men who have advanced Campbell
money since his troubles bcsan.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
SILVER SALT CELLAR
Ialxos sas.ooo

i.srsoa. March si=N silver salt
cellar fgu-ss the late Lord Assbusn4
hams raiies,i.a .as sali tt-tsr t-s
ss>..ss al Chsissis'. aassiaa su.sss=
,oiay. Ths ura.ssrs which dates
fs.su the r-siu-i Of iicarE VIII. is BIZ.
iist-d to b~ the ssFiies, s,aa'iiHs
salt cellar IN -siss-nses its b-s<h'
with the cover ia t:'. inehrs. tsss
i,s weigh. I. ee,a .. ousress 4 Isssr
of Charles H. t.,si. brought =, sh.
same sale ri. soc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

rs,asss At e,ssy aesssspiioa aesi'
- ssa sgirkly ssr~used ~ Shs
t'ssoaisl.-Nscs sob soohss. Ssnplet
sal asosasi-as O. feassss. tee toe
seI-rkeses Tstataai Sto. q
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Asesssss~,~s ,ns Tssss.

"MaaWa.~ eA,d tcsAy. ~ sAe -.
ciwsica of his htshtIy osssuo. "0oss
Jesss heat prayers. ,coe
Yes dear she said.
t,eehy skcvsh, the matter over hos
. moment and then said: II s'poss
Jesus tetens 10 the little boys sd
stris. asd God TO the Sis ioaks."-
Puek-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
FORMER MILLIONAIRE
ARRESTED. FALSE PAEIINSE

Portland. Oregon. MAr~h :t-Wai'
ter Greer csmpt-ii. ~ho three year.
ssa has. = fes,sa. ut mss- ihsn 81
GOO. COS. ~as arrested h-s- today .n
. charge of ssssihisx money asass
false pssrs.rs In xsa tfAnei.sas
= have aoshise to cay. Their Ia.
t-ss . missakr. sass Ia sii.'' said
caaptssii os ~. arrival al the pai,s-
sssiioass
tie said later thai ~i,hth- yussi.is
-ss~rsscs Of al raft fos $50 ssa q
check fse tss. shess see seshiss oe
Which I. hs.- charges aEsisst him
aud ihs, nc had fled ffum hi. ss-.,s'
ssss o~ias arsasa, al sic-."e".
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
c:s yEAsl1 Aps la!1Q RESULTS
0 0sFn.Isss Joy!
s'oETS.n'' fos Gems
xssAiag II he WeriA oaa Dsas h
fof CoGas a1d CAl1useA

Ne~ tsy ~ dieesvss vSy. Ske NeV ~.
shs .'ssSste's sst~ vsys ts~ esi~lssn Nay
II s~-stee ~ 81 Sk-ss~ es,srs lR~ss k~s.
esestssS1 tie Hse as,l ssys1 cat ~ 20, ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Mother Of
SCHOOL GIRL
Tslls How Lydia E. Pinleha.n's
Vegetable Compound Re.
stored Her Daush-
ter's Health.

Piover. Iowa From . ANAL child
my Is year Old daughter had female
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Dssssy! Dely 70
~ Hs Bssss
NJ Laanev 0o V~0se yess shs Cssal.
- q a Hs0ss osssssase

II il Q eesssau 70 tss~ ,s.s. .ssss ts-ssss
ssihsS~f tsssa skAs ssv s,ss g. gfvTsess
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
NM MetM1

~iio~ is ". eosoe.i. a.keS the hcpe-
fol yesas ke.seetef. aAesesaiss
the ksssy headed master a IL ssatt,
that yeS have always be0a - sse'
cesefsl h psek,ss ozt jsjcy oocases
aad never have 10 ~ssta y01s t1oe q
Improbable sabjects-
4 simply walt til hear . aaa say
tbs, he is . pretty sped js1es q 10.
asas Watstes~ replied the vstafaA. -as1
then know he " jsst Wbas ! 90
lcehise tpf. f.-Pseh
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

e.asy rss,et psas - ssuasssee
Gail at c.N offIeas "
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

Chroaicie-News soc Q month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04


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9Hope iubeDinat Dbenau @eiu nr.
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III oic wenig beionHte 8elaidte
Ior0oirifo3 3nriid @clDiH ilt 0aB
nan iHon let lanBer nls enen 5d1r.
bifn0ert eiuen Diiiriti Der paierell
Rrobiu3 GoAitontiac tounte 3napia
aennnnt oelien n0nulide @ep01ner
ON 9llicrS Der Den @crberiurltgl
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pei uno 0ei eapli 8eluorbenen
Sdgpei3er ais aenIieibcte Helbpade
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

oiciien Cb ie oeu bereits i'm liebefl'
ten Sabrbunocrt cingeUonoerten
qlra6ern ooer 0eu etpns ipdter oul.
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fdl bciu Nlonael ieahhen blitorl.
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liclcn iUabrideiHlidl llio pie ur.
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nie.
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aoupie General Qourmont 1880
qllaicr iuo Die GaSba (3itooelle) nit
Giurn no6m lciitcie aeraoe lene
Wlleibstrippe oel bcitigitan Asioers
llan0. Ulorihoa @lan5el Der gour-
mont bolo eriestc elm criabrener
rgacu aus Der altnnpoleonilhen
1dlle Sic Ct BON unien aui ourH.
aeiuott erionntc iolori pos er al
sen uoiiengeiibien 5uaoildcn Solo.
linqcn haiia. uno bradlte Tie ourh
euia yobuuug m0 ioniiiae auBerlldc
8e9iniiiiaungen idluell anI irou3oli'
idc 1eite go biloeten 0le 3nopcu
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