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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
ANINONs ENPECTS No ORoER
IaOR IMMEDIATE WITHDRAW Al.

Denver Dec. 0.-GoN n ~ AM
mons had reeeiyed no Inflammation
oariy today that would cause him io
believe that federal troops are 90 Pc
Withdrawn hastily from the colorado
coat fields He sa4d that he did not
expect 90 commitments with Presl
dent Wilson iruthpv today.
THE governor expressed the belief
that President Wilson and secretary
Garrison understood conditions ig tho
co5I fields and that nothing would ne
done hastily that mieht boo amy way
icopardize me present peace iio
Thought some plan would pe devised
for withdrawing the troops gradually
and lhat It might extend over Sef-
err. Ke-N-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
JOSEPH SMITH HEAD
OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS DEAD
Chief of Re-0rganized Church
Passes Away in Indepen-
dence Mo. Will Be Succeed
ed by His Son.

Independence. Mo. Dee ie.--ln-
seph smith. president Of tho reorsnn-
ized chur'h Latter Day saints. died
az his bedside was his son Frederick
n smith. who viii succeed him as
president 81 the church. ana other
members of his family
President smith Uns 81 wears ola
and had been in iu health for several
months Recently be- became blind
and was forCed to abandon many %
his duties as editor of thc saints
Herald. the ofhciai publication of the
church
Two weeks uso be waa stricken
with heau disease aud he had neeu
in Critical condition over ninse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10

Texas Cty Texas pec l0.--Af-
eordiug to teiegraphic udNices at the
Headquarters of the Sesond division.
United States armN from Washing
ton TODAY General Funston had been
relieved ~ the command of che flih
brigade at Galveston and the belief
Is thar he viii not retnfn Goo Tekss
tfs succrssor in command % n stid,
win hc nrigadler General PeorEe
nsn. Jr VINO is now at Vancouver
BARRACKS Wash The Fifth brigade
formed the troops recently returned
from Mexico and nov ts ia camp 81
Galveston. Colonel Chafies 81 ofun-
nor. recently in command of the
sixth cavalry here s ssgigued 90
command the Second cavalry brirade
on dais aluug the Mevigau border n
Nrignnu with headquarters at nuus
lac
In addition 90 tbe above about a
DOZEN of tho best AnoNn officers here
have received orders transferring
them 90 regiments on duy in Pan
anna. Hawaii Mania and Cnina early
iu me neN year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
Washington Indicates Early
End of Federal Control OF
Strike Zone; Ammons in No
Hurry to Take Charge.
MINE GUARDS CAUSED
TROUBLE SAYS WITNESS
Declares Militia Got Along
Well With Strikers Until
Gun Men Were Mustered In
TO State Service.

Washington. Dee. DO --Fedcral
troops iu the Colorado strike region
probably will be ordered withdrawn
late today OF tomorrow
senator Thomas gave President
Wilson TO-DAY Telegram from Gov
crnor Ammons inqulring as 60 the
Intentions of the federal government
and the governor is expected 20 teie
graph the president that the state is
ready 20 RESUME control 81 the situ-
alton. A. soon az that u received
the president uul order the troops
withdrawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
Montevideo Dspatch Says the
Dresden Only Survivor Is
Headed Toward Port Santa
Cruz and Possible Shelter.
REPORTS OF EMPEROR'S
CONDITION VARIED
Diagnoses Range from Ner-
vOus Break Down to Pneu-
mona; Little Change in Bat
tie Fronts Reported Today.

London. Dee. 30 t5iis y. m
The official bureau announced
this Afternoon that the German
cruiser Nutuhcfg. one OF tltr
war hips uhitlh c~fatcd irom the
tnglish la llr engagement oi
Dssrnter \. hR- iFcN sunk.
The text of the afHtial hurcan
statement reads:
a further tcls2ram ha~ hccn
received ffum Nife Admiral sir
Frederick DoVcsOn ~turticc, re-
porting that the Nurnbcrg was
al-n sunk un December \. and
that thu ~ear'h Tor thc Dresden
siiil T. proceeding.
THE a uon lasted for five
houts. with intervals The
Schnrnhor.t sanL aftcr three
ho,rs, and the Gnci~cnau tWo
hour- iatcr. Thr cucnhY's Hight
sruiscr- scattered and were
,ha~ed 10y oar cruisers and iigit
crui~erS.
"No io-. of any British vessel
r. reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
nalIa. Hearing Irh. 1

Denver Colo Dee 10 Fehuuary
.. 1915. is the date Tentatively agreed
upon tor opening tEe hearings az
dusirlal relations commission THIS
afisfAoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
GENERAL FUNSTON
NOT To RETURN
To TEXAS

. Washington. Dec l.lt has .
. been decided thai vhsu Major .
= Genera Funston FINISHES hs
. two months leave OF 1hssuCr hr =
. Will take command uf troops =
. on thc border. succeedlng Cen .
= erai BLISS. who comes Go Wash =
. inktou as assistant chief of staff .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10
Vera Cruz Reports Iglesias
Calderon Proclaimed Pro-
visional President by Ban
dts Supporters.
CARRANZA ARMY
MOVING ON T0RRE0N
Prospects for Bloody Three
Cornered Fight for Control
of Republic Increased To-
day

. Galveston. Tex. Dec. I0.-- .
. ielcsias Caideron has oeen pro- .
. claimed PROVISIONAL president of .
. Mexico bs GeueVevo de- la, one .
. of Ianata's supporters, accord =
y ing 90 nformn1 ION from Vera .
. cruz received at tho MeXica1 .
. consulate here to-day .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10

Muntctid ruguay. Dee. 10.
--Wneie-- fcTort- tccciScd here
indicate thai she German cruis-
49, Dresden and NuTnhcrE, the
survivors In tlc engagement with
an Engiish fleet bc cnihcr \. in
which tile sslaaTnhof~t, - thc d'nci-
senau aud the Ilcipxie were -uiis'
loosely pursued hN british war
sisitls. are Herring la the dires ti0n
~ I,ort santa CtuI On the Nr-
RrHtsne cDa-i north of the Atlnn-
a., entrance 90 thc straits of Ma
gs.iian aud west of the Falkland
islands.
a T. reported here also that
the German auxiliary cruiser
Prime Fitci y cruising In the
south Atlauiic aud ihat she has
nn hoard $40 German sasldiegs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10

Bucaos Ayte-, Aracutinn, De.
IO.--The lIapsrs of bucUo- NNrc-
cNprsS- qualification over the
BRUSH naval ,irOry off the
Falkland i.land.. Tor the reason
that u free, commerce in the
Sorth AtlsutlC from tltc danger
uT capiarc and nnrnaii1c~ nasi-
gntiun.
division OF Arecuiine war
shiIss. composed al th" aFtnored
,tui-grs san Martin. pucyTrcdnn
and Garlhaldi. has been sent 10
Ilis ,un-t of Patagonia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-10

London. p@r. 10 d;23 q. M
The British naval victory in
the South Atlantic is being diH-
eussed m Ensland today almost
go the exclusion Of an other
phaseH 81 the war news
Tho iasi word regarding the
naval hsttic is thai the squadron.
after sinking the German cruisers
schafnhorsi Gneisenau an
Leipzig with the ioss 81 nearly
2 eco mcn. was pursuing the
feelng Dresden aud Numbers.
ha other two vessels present
wheu the action opened. The
british public b. waiting anxious
ly tor nows of the outcome ~
this chase
Tho reported lllness of Em-
pcr0r Nillilu continues 90 be-
Yarlourly desoribed some dis
patchea sag Il h. serious and per
hans pneumonia while others
declare hs ls victim of mental
depression nT ihut he ls sufieriug
from fever. chiiis and influcnSn
Thfff has beeh iittle or no
change ln fhe renerai situation
atoms the hattie line in FranSe
ana neirium, bur the tone of an
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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

Ssaa.sls Of the a,Ana.ss and Gus
loose OF rass limss arc veil s~sfr
that The lstiee and srat,eusn Of ,hr
soass of t.sats XIV ~rsr aaosr s-assk'
able toe The mssastis.aer OF their ~.
siss ,hss fas the .issniiaess .s ,hsis
pstseass An tsief-ssins snrunss'
has Just h--s toaaa which oasv s.nsr
proves this kissosisst fact II is q
copy of the s-saisiiess OF the e-ie'
.sss-a sshaoi foe tho daughters o'
the sohiitly soasaea ~ sAsiss cyr ;,
Msasse Dc Nsisseaoa.
Pupils ssv ssstsi~s 10 haze oe'
s~s at ssassv tnahias. oae eeis c
sso.ckisEs and $50 hsaaAsseAisfs t-'
ssoaih. Tossiss rapiis. oes ssesi
~..k: n.ass one essfF leo ~-~hs
t'ens haIhs ptpiiss os- . ason'h: nah'
eAls ~ special authorization At IN
.ar-,icss Comp,esn ha,s. thrive
year ,Nsy. tune. jaiy,s rur,is us
able 10 sskr Issis hath 90 the OF
rosnsrs. sss nsass wsts usssi The fc'
lo~'ss ssoa'h.
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THE LEADING DENAo00UE

olos As~ fpfthss IrlrsrhPhs
Ua- ss the i-saiss sp@slt-~ sf AN
ssehy aha disorder in the stats sea-
ate sf csisFlas al The pr-s-n. sinss Is
Senator jsha T. risrnrSs Of brasrf.
tts sss sasas-a go rrsaaia ps.sss
steadily apsa shs pssblis psfsoii tos
. nuab~r "t srar. past whra a"'
in Colorado dss.ias pas az . sssss
ssna.as BIZ il sn sh@ federal payroll,
as SECRETARY ,s s~ns,of ssstF0gh-
I. was Tisrasf Who. 10 wsshiess
Too ss.@ss 10 DAYS ago. sasr sas q
iaFii ia.sssi.s a. 10 skss be ~osslss
d. -krn he s-sasaess 30 Colorado sar
sk1 si~ei.1 sessioes II. knrs lissiH
OF aashiAs Of shr Colorado sisassi"a
-. tirss baass bst sustss ihss psths
iass ,h- sassrs ssra,sias oas ,ssrss
-atszs ana stspsh.rss Nos be has
ast-sspsea 30 -aass good oA ais bius-
t.s asa saas"nsbs bf ia,sa.aaeiss san
.a .H- state s~satr s~ssolpsion
whiss sas -slasattf Bsrpasrd ID shr
office ef sae te5seS sisar W.sh-ss,
in Ms s~satpsions rirsaess ~si'- .se'
,.saies To .ssss Ess las shs ssdss
sss.sits ss~s -s.sfsAiss shish !. OPP
posed 10 ts~ sss osssss nt- s"s'
aeass .s~ coarse oi the fnsrssof
esasrsss sss ssirisars sosv-s OF ih~
ss.srs eoaa~psss sAr p~fs@@s as lbs
ss@esess sSAs@@as sac gs~p~s~% Goa
ssassaiass sii1. Saa ne a iaHsi reS'
sssrr n. sis iauaPasIiss be rsU Up@s~'
.saa shr state go ia's ssr coal ssia'
ies bUsiaasss I. i so scaars 'sss .
nas1b~s as senasass as sis aSn P@lit'
seal passy esi-Ytrs to gu1besirz 'he
see~sd visa TJeta.s's sssoIassos.,
s.psh r~gaess shes wesn iassa1.JsE sp
shr zHsefaas saas se.9eaIfs bresSrs-f
,h.y vet. sa .sisss'is 'h. vp.s nj
an assass aresasesaes
rirsasF sr,s mass nis-sA-s ssf
sr-aprr ~ Jbe r~orI~ us 'his state u
be skIa.s tia, she, ~iii iAansse ssa
approve os ANY ssen assselss uP"n
ts~ aus pssrr as he rskrs bic srso'
ra,son. The ,i1. sut btuts. b'p.ses
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fm HY01E1lcAD

When . senator Of The United
States made the assertion in = speech
recently. that the money OF Rofksfsi'
Ter va, covered with the blood and
tears Of the voMe "A and shiidr-a
sh0, down in the strike" and that.
therefore. the country shoaii refuse
the aid Of his millions in farm dem
Ionstra,i0n and boil xsssii EXTERN
insiion work. . question VAS ihithed-
lately raised ss to whether there
Isn't TOO much kysi.Fia in the eoda'
I,Fy. The senatorial t-Dsis. soHa 5ossd
OF presumably san. and ihIsiiissns
msn, sVsi. calm. snd lifted far sbots
m-r- rhetorical appeals To ssh'iiasni-
is -difissi by an im, 'Assioh-a sads--.
bY senator Lane in shiSh b. d@ilt'
-gs his aiairiL~ against The bia"f'
spa,i-f-d money os ,hs it"ssss.iiss
family. lie ao-<a't san, Nr. it"@hs'
Teller TO b~ir the isfmrr- lie a-'
asihs-s the as~ %. standard os'
iaaa. in the EXTERN nation Of = t-@,s'
,has destroys the sS',eh s'ops
tn. great tsoabi- is that this kin.'
o, talk gets ih- soantss ho-h.s-. I,
settles ao,hiaE: IL iSss nsthihss II
Is all On pss with thr antiss ss thS.~
strange n,Ai~ sha ,-sssi@ creatures
.h. sf- ssikisE up sha sssn in
fs.sI ss the Rockefeller stfis-s ssd
s~siisas<s with Lssas OF ss.s~ sa
'h.iF asss.
rh.ss sfe seai rs9birns sohnsst.s:
~i,h the Caiss.aa si'aa,isns bsis ,hss
arc ass solved By Ers..sisai people.
in ~ sat sf the t'siJ-st States s-aas-
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no REASON FOR r.
whsa Tysat1al Cstiseas SAsv Q Way.

Thss. sss ss 10 sssspa vAy %,
rraa.f Of ,si. sho saftess the ,oss.
rsrs al 80 sshis. bach. The sssos-
aasr OF priassy disorders. The rsiss
aaa dangers ot ksassy iiis viii tall 10
need the words OF . aet9hhos ~ho
has sesss relief. Head ~bs, . Trial.
dsa sisisrs .Ays:
Iess :. s~s.,,,.s. - leas.e.
81. Tsisissa. Colo. ssyE '.Mhsa J
lived 10 Nssssiii~. Mo-. Sas Aeiss .
LOT af Railroad ~osk ssd the soasssss
Jar affected sss kssasf.s I hsA hsSk.
aches and sssssFsss sna .oassi0ss
sss s@ disss that eoa,a hardly 80.
tn. kiases s~sfrsiass soalisuaiif
roabisa A-s tsssias ,ks sishs I ksa
10 Set pr several sim.s and uss sii
tired out 10 the mofssag. read in
the ssussSt~ss 80 sssssie tsI'Jse
ha~ y Party asd heea .ssrd of .imil.
~ siI@.a,. hs hnsa'. kidsey Pills
sos . sappit. and In = short iiss
they sus~d the I have used hcss's
kiaaer riiis oft ssa on sise- ssa
Ihsr .sv the esiy rra-dy that teeps
me in eund shape
pslev Soc. 81 all dealers tNna's
simply ash for . kidney semedy-s-s
f,.aa'. kiasry rsii.-,h- .sms Iha,
Mr. sesntitaE hsa. .Mi.sasa
Co. Props. ttpfyAIa. ~ v
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With State Editors
A coHrE,rprIsIE NEWSPAPER
,oloralo sprlAss Telexraph |:

Colorado spE.Ass telegraph; HHH
AZ sampl. of deliberate misrsp'
T.sentstIOn. the following is taken
from the Rocky Mountain News. in
connection With the trial of miii,ar,
officers:
Deliberate shooting by state
troops into III. strikers tent
colony al i.ssiion. when Two NO.
m.n and eleven children were
killed. Mas admiissa Yesterday
by Two Officers @. the National
guard. etc.
TL. fact of the matter il that
,h-s. women and shiias-n ~.gs
s,n0,hsE-., in the hove ia ahish ths
strikers placed them: that they ssf-
NO, Killed by the militia. as tbs
shove statement s0aia inaieais; and
Furthermore. all ,h. evidence shoss
tha, the miii,iatnsh believed all Mo-
men and shi,ar-a had left the sol
ans. and shah ,hsF foaind Ia ih- soh
Tars thsy h-is-d ,s rescue g os ).
of them q, a saoa deal oi peril la
iia, she i.Srky Msiataia Ness
kassins these facts. seeks 10 tsisiss
saa dis,SE,. and tsissrpF-s-hi astasi
s"nai,isHs. pFoFiEss ,hs, il Is a n.ps'
papsr absolutely nasar'hF as Sonti'
ssas., a hshsss ts the stats. sn.'
the snsnsF ~ lao sna order in Colo
Fssio,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
OPEN AND CLOSED SHOP
i.Sald~r TAsr~tAs

". hsss fs-su.sgLF declared .sss
seS Ssza~ i ssCei@sa&s shi. ssss VAS
the sa~a ssAisss shr sla.<a shsr ssi
1iss Hal soNs sf par srsars. do rot
guI,n aaa-ssisss via, ihst sanass
rAr eeea sAop Is @ae shst.is tAs
-.si.sss kis.. .ass issss ss he DE-.
slsrs ard rays shAs lssaf ~ssr
saasustts sxsrea Go b~s~--a sAplarH
ss ssa .sseiss-.s Tas s@pissrs hes
ssr sisA, 10 aissssFgn asau-<siaA.s
~ asseA- TEE closed shop j. oss
sk-sesA the saklefrs cas- osis .sI
riaf .ssss lsboss The sss~ il ss.H
~sit-<d bs he ssiDa ssa he sspsntH
.s esnsos ssiss hssse eSe-es sss .
esps~ that the peIee siit soss~ss ss
b-is2 sraeasbsss u Use vsieA sptss
shas sae sisskAsxs sss Tot s~tsoaai
srassss IL esaess shs ass seissssssi.
ssa u ne s~ ssa sss.ss,sa IL ssssss
strife rps sNSeVss ass sns sIsv
q sas.ssias skJA q rpns s-is.
sloA ustsss sss sstoa sss--s To this
ss~s IL Gs ssts~ .ssv bod 10 30 The
1sssss al s~stsr seat j. ,sas nasss
srfses fsuaa sss psopsi.sSs TO sss u.s.
iea sus~nAh ss.s he Is seAssp.1.s 10
sasa bF his aAiaA <cs aas ssr ssss
sl.,rs sssrsass .arrsi.s -.srf ,ssA
uaiosa 1Ase passs shn 9<nsi,y Of y
wsIh a~ssss lsc sns-~s. kss sARsssr
s-s he told By shr .asoa hsw i. s4ss
BIC used ia Ass tsssiars.s TEE sxess
al ss. uaica vhs tell. hia. .ss-lxh
nj. tasrassss vsss be .ss aas ts
Sscss - . ''~Aikiss sriesssrs tts
ss = s.a,i-1ar a. .iexsa, leisure
sha ssik. OF tides b-sws~s aiffesrss
soesrsss spring -ss sosaisioss sai
Is,isrftae ais asdsss. shioh affect
n. capital Of Use employer and ih.
hsppissss of thr employees ssi sssis
families
We said tsss is tho issass We
mean i. u the ultimate isss,e fos
~hi,h Cci.saa. 10 tho chosen battle
ssoisa al organized lshoss Th-
psusInais. ~. might say. the rsrs~st
issue. ia Law ssa Order. the snfosve.
meat ot r~sr~es TOT constituted su-
tsosisys Ts 'his all other question.
muss h~ s,b-ssiinasrs. vet an import
aas subsidiary question V whether
Colorado shall permit the closed shec
In view of = probable ia~ ,o be
adopted ter compulsory aFhi'fatiaa.
Tho ,ioscs shop !. the cacmt of
wotkinsmcn who are not In the ua.
ions and ,au he made = weapon
AGAINST union rsrn themselves " they
arc not favori.cs Of the union ring
NJ the ofxanisa,ioa. We believe the
political Marty which declares for
Law cafos,cmcn, and the open shop
and has candidates Who stand for
those two plank. squarciy and on
past record is the party that ~ili de-
serve 10 vin In this state acSt No
vrmhct from governor To constable.
We hope the Democratic may he that
party. II surely has a s?icndid or.
II psr,uniiy to retain ia Its rank men
\ and paper. Of influence and make
vast aScessionss nat the chief lo'nt
IL that the thing NAY bc done.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
Facts and Figures Aaent the
United Mine Workers OF America

Af.x pertinent fact, hru,e sa,v. membership
the Workers Of America and xheh clearly emphasize
that only percent Of the actual number Of seal miners
in Colorado belonged the union the time 'as
strike September presented By Batter ~'.
ins Aum INC "coi~'y Ensnssr In The article
he S.S:
There membership Of that voluntary
sss,hnx Enthusiastically with any
apnas arbitrary dsaae'sa Of is auss
roll No shssla be allowed al the head Of any
shs d . eissea oi ks Uaissd States
-uaisas. has b.ssas Big Basiss> asa should b con-
psd sad treated TIE other sasssss
This popasi''os rsns 10 become more esssssns
Asa The sspls,,, before the savst the ssd mat
s,sesr eppsea within reasonable sesnds
Tot the rsea hss..s veil as ,hs s~sls,ss~
R.s.,a.s the ss.s~nhip Of 'hr rsssa xss Workers sf
~o,r.a,ra Ia 1850
xs.lAiv xs,..s.r 80 ,sia obi. Gs-,. =a,.rs.i
arsss isi, b, ear'sassa o. wss' Virginia sss
oupsss).
o..sssss, s.psss ss.h.s s ssp,syss IN ssd
s'sssa .isss 1919. 'esssa
Barely half the ~s,isss .,sssa .ia.s ssss
"Rss-'sss sA'ssssl ssssss.'ss. 1914 a.issnsl
"Eapssaisss.s. 1914. taloa:Sl.
ne .,ss.~s. e,s.asss thai the ssisess csssas
s~aaaaa The saio sesds asihise ihas ~ssS 10 make
s.: iss Instance relative this ssssa il hs
is,s~isg:
-D,sssbss 1914 ,hss cslsssss. i.ssa saiss
Jv,, iSla ~ ussss ss Spssabs 1913 As eals) 407o
ssss MAJ xsv.h 1919 3ses es ,hs cali of STRIFE ~hss shs
vssh ssisiy st the ssas ssesss' q The Psas
psvde sssn tssss The sas, s ssss'
1900 csstass il plainly
najiy dA 'hs ssssa the xs TN sssks uss
called. haze they siss- ~asisd shs asias
Nor esa tr called vsss'sy esyaassa'ies ~ksa ese.sst
aunbsf much tpuh and isilt sssh
terrible ssess sa sssh ss. nssss' ~Ae Do sss ~ss
10 take SIDES either way
AT the rsd Nas ws'is,s o. Anssses b.ssis! ss
ise sosioss rssed sheA she~ clearly 'hsis se e
,rssea lot the issusr:
Rsssv.d. that favor shs,es work aay asd that hsss
istss h ae-a assi sssr1s labor iuly s@peysd
Rsessd that favor the Of las prohibiting
tanier,sss aaa all epas,sses sn suyps
hhss islly eaplsyyi'"
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THE MAIL BAG
WOULD MAKE TRINIDAD
MORE BEAUTIFUL

i.1isas Chfonisi--Nsss:
No. that oar beautiful eoahiy
baiidinx i. hssrins its external sosn-
pission sSaia II not be possible Ia
remove ths ahsisslis LiilboAfis ..
Asin shd Maple streets ss that the
si-~ of the baiiaisE i@ so ioassr OBJ
srars.i. Thea perhaps some arrange
sa.n, Nigh, b- nsae So that the va
sant lot. might be transformed into
. s-snif SPOT and place of s-s, silh
s@shsps . bsni.,Aha and palss foan.
tain In lss s-nssr. .arroahdsi By
:l"srs IsSss. xss.s ssa .siks and
With that nsxsifiseAs Pile of build
ssE. sos bASksroaaa goa can in-
sxin- .hs. il s1as4 mean 90 that
saa OF ,S~ns rhsa imsEias II spi
esn a taildins os. bssiialnzs xsias up
On .sss~ lots ss that IL soald not s~
srea ahiii soa Set Tn tffst street
Tsas -s.h. ssaia iAasea be aspiss.
able tsrss sstsss s.asss 10 be beat
To SECURE ,sss~ to rsisiaAas In rid.
tAs suana the city sas ssassa
~stkt have nosis-a shsu . ssaiss-
fat i1rsos@n-ss snaid b~ made bf
nakins . slsaass ssom s~sssss
street os.f 10 The tAm-s sidisio4
asa sksa seesiAas ~. s~sd 10 siSsk.
sillss sossiss ssss ~ .tae siss.ss
ssask. sh.ssss fusniss the sasisus
OF sssishs Of bo.sIesssas .afsousaH
sax sh~ essss sn sosa it ia saite
srssists asa ss. sasassss-s 10 be
ssiA.a a.. slaus. iisisi-s. asa loo
aa~s saass& BE- sssa is iss favor
ssesia these two this1s su@s so pas.
~- .hsii have s4ss-a forward . great
@AsS frafso iississ s-s viii fisa
suaa sSs this aas lkss il ssii start
@sss saos~ i.sisss al ss. .sss sasssr
sa svses yoa.
Year. fes . sss. h~sstifsi Trial.
ssas j. J.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

nssbed wire cuts. ssssss ~n.sas.
collar asa harness s.iis heal ur
quickly ~hsn nNtI.NEna SNOW
t.iNtMENT ls applied u Ia both
h-aiiss and sast.~rsies Price sc.
SOC. sna SO" per bottle. Sold BY
the tlausasAs psus Co
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

and baneombs has passed. and Tier
n.y would far better take himself
back To Washington and continue 10
draw his federal salary than 10 CON
tinue to make = spectacle of himself
in Colorado.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

sailcw complexion Il due II tor
pid liver. HERpiNE rurifiss AMI
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the ro.v bloom of health 10
tho check. Price soc. aold hy the
iIausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

kins George wss much moved On
several occasions during tho visit
here by the extraordinary cothusi-
a.m uf the patisiaa crowds. His emo
ton on one occasion. In passsae
through tho Place de 10 Ccucordc waa
very evident Ills toast to pafis -
. city which his father loved was a.
expression which pleased every onc.
The visi, appears To have fulfilled
every political expectation. The
cicse understanding between the
English and French governments
which had never been inserrupted
sincc II vas arranged In 1901 had
become a little vague and misunder'
stood by the French public. Doubts
had arisen as 10 whether ENGLAND
was really In carneat in her friend
ship for France. Thee doubts have
now bcen removed. and the "entcnst
cordialc" secn,s 10 he warmer than
ever. "A
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

Most everything In printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices.
Call al Chronicle News Job fue0A
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
QUEEN NARY An
ARDENT EXPONENT
Of SIMPLE eARa

t-ssi.. May i,s=owe~s Mar un.
~itssnglf ~ss she ss~t,ha sf . little
e.e.sisssy assiss bet s~s-as sisit su
vssners
Much had h.~a heard krse at the
psnsts.h quseas ssetsSua TO sxisrars
ts fs.hiasss The us.ses ~ss whisper.
-si about smoex The ladies tnstsed Ia
the state aiaasts that apsias Queen
uss,'. visit the, shssia avoid all
sas~ss -s.-str,s,,,es Al the mode.
xnsns at the son-s suaspis,aesi
that " hardly ~s. suassssrns With
deep respect tot tpyalsy To wear oee's
old .iosh-.. hu, the idea OF eoasefsa.
tive drrss vas carried out Rvectaily.
some ct the great dsv>sasahcfs ol
Paris. al the queea's command.
srpushi their models TO the fcteiSs
office where h.t majesty was lodged.
rhe gucra selected several vussun~s.
The se~a mstets uese warned be-
sesshsed not 10 .ho~ say Of the das-
iss aaJ bizarre skirt. noe In vogue.
The creators hastily prepares special
designs which wrte shown To hef
majesty a. absolutely the scwcst
shsass. a. iadcrd shey wctc. s,ncs
M ore clsr had sea them before.
The queen ts understood To have hen
veil pleased ~I,hthc good tastc and
dice scsJon shown.