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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Sd)ulrr5lOlrr &OO.

Gin ishr interefTauter Gcil ber cnga
IiTden 13eitunQen 1T eer, her ben be-
Tteioenen 3itel ,GorrsIponnen3" trdgt,
unb in rem bic 2cier GrletniHe. Grs
fa1runoen ooer GriUnertn9en perofs
feutlihen, BON benen Ye dnnebmen.
b0b Iie aud fir he onberen W,euibeu
Snterefe baden. 9ier Elm 8ciIpieI:
9or einiQen 2oqen i6idte Elm PRO-
fe7or an Der llniDeriitdt Ogforo an Die
.3imes" bieIen 8rieF:
St pirbe Sbnen hdntbor 'ein.
mean sic foIgcnoe MitteiIung in Jbre
Gpolten cufncbmen miiroen. oenn iie
besieht Iih auf Gins Der 'hmer3lih{ten
probleme be8 menihliden gebens. sc
banoelt fh UNI bic l~JmTtdnbe, urter
oenen fi6 Der Sob meineS 0aicy pols
3oQen bat. Gle iheiren 8eipeis gu
liefern BON Der W0brbeit oeTen, tpas
uns bic Mer3ie pom Der Gmpfinounqss
toiiQteit oer Ster1eroen Taoen. Sd
t1lte e8 fir meme Qfliht. ie 3u ptrs
6F'entlihen. benn Ie iJnp g2ei9net, Die
GeeIeupein berer 3u %nermlnoern, bic
einem Gterben ~bsilpohnen mtiiien.
mein Batter, Elm froftbouer @reis Don
So SdGren. nurbe BON ber .Sniluen3d
nieberqelporfcn. On hen itb'cu Db1s
fen Teiner 9rontbeit beqarn lene r0s
caclnbe Qtmunq. bic 6ardfteriitiih lit
I'll ZEN Gjntritt bes Gooe5 lei bieIem
Qeiben. IS NOR cine EuaI. IS 8u
feben unb on3u6oreu; ober bic Mer3te
periiherten mir. ooB or gar nih.s ems
pTdnoe. I'd tounte mid inoe6en nid1t
enthaIten. 3u benten. BAH bieis W2eis
nunQ Der Ner3te cine blObe 6npotheIe
lei. Der 9uitano mPjne8 9ater8 mar
ieben Quaenbfid FiirdterIjder milan
3uieben. Gr roheIte. iein Qtem NOR
oerGuihpou, baitiq uno bon ioIden
Qn3ei6en bes ZulIeus bsqIeitet, bab
fh tein WnneienDsr burA bic Wers
Ti6erunoea bes Qr3tes bate berubis
Qen taiien. led pJs Elm Number
uberIebte mein Batter bieis ihrsdliCe
Roht. Geqen Mor9sn ipuros ietne
Qtmunq ruhi9er. sr Qetponn ons Be
rpubtiein fpieoer unb tonnts Elm tpenlg
iprehen. Gr rpubts. bnb ber Qr3t od
mar unO iprot: oSo9t BEN 3ottor.
6oF ih zine gan3 oor3liQllde Ndht
ce6abt babe" Sd p0t sritaunt uno
"a, f- 10
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
How to Tell the Grizzlies.

Donald's description of the per
forming bear that he had seen down
The street grew perceptibly more pic
turesque when it developed that no
other member of the family had seen
the animal, and enlarged from just
a plain bear into a monstrous grizzly.
Skeptical Dorothy, from her superior
eight years, questioning some of his
details, even demanded proof that it
was a grizzly at all The convincing
rejoinder was forthcoming that while
he had been standing right across
the street from the bear he had dis
tinctly heard it grizzle. '--Woman's
Home Companion.
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
GRUELS FOR THE INVALID.

For those who have the care of the
'What shall prepare that my pa
tient will enjoy and be able to digest
Gruels are cooked mixtures of flour
and grains with water or milk. The
milk should not be added until the
cruel is thoroughly cooked.
The important point to remember in
preparing grUels is that long time is
needed to soften and dissolve the
starch of the grains, which is not cas-
lily digested unless we'll cooked.
Gruels should be taken slowly, in
order to allow the saliva to act upon
the starch and be thoroughly mixed in
the mouth.
Cracker ,GrueI.-Mix together four
tablespoonfuls Of fine sifted cracker
crumbs, teaspoonful of sugar and
teasponful of salt; cook with cup Of
boiling water for two minutes, then
add a cup of milk. Serve without
straining. This Cruel may be more
palatable to some if the sugar is omit
ted
Indian Meal GrueI.-Blend a table
spoonful of Indian meal half table
spoonful of -four, a fourth of tea
spoonful Of salt, two tablespoonfuls OF
cold water and cup and a half Of
boiling water. Boil on the back Of the
stove an houh and half. Dilute with
milk or cream. Strain and serve.
Oatmeal Gruel.-Pound or grind a
half cup of oatmeal put into a tumbler
and fill it with water. Stir and pour
off the mealy water into saucepan.
Fill the tumbler again, stir and pour
off, and repeat as long as the water
looks milky. Set the sauce pan on the
back of the stove and let the mixture
simmer for an hour, or cook in
double boiler two hours. Strain, sea
son with salt and serve. Thin with
milk or cream, if too thick.
TekAx E~,<+.<<l~.
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
Electric Light in the Mosques.

An innovation from the west is the
projected installation of electric light
i'll the mosques of Constantinople. The
orthodox section of the population is
sure to rise against it. To their minds
such change in a long established
usage is a gross proclamation. They
will have, however, to accommodate
themselves to the innovation as best
they can, for the decision of the min
istry of pious foundations seems ire
VOcable. Moreover electricity has
already been adopted for lighting the
mosques in the sacred city OF Medina.
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
Warmed-Over Sensation.

The professional fire fighter is too
frequently face to face with danger
to regard fires III an esthetic light,
but the feelings of the amateur with
q, passion for running with the ma
chine occasionally show an epicu1-
can flavor.
While running to a fire in a large
town in Massachusetts, one citizen
overlook another who was going in
the same direction
20 dear!" the last gasped, quite
out Of breath. 81 hope it's not the
stove-lining works; I've seen that
twice already!"-Youth's Companion.
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
Good Time Coming.

The longest day of the year has
passed, but there is still the day ahead
for some of us when we will have to
sit under the camp tent and watch 1t
rain. Detroit Free Press,
The Parker post., 1914-06-13
ZAM@kIAFFGnEN ZMkIAF Il
Yce1E8l@ABINET

%# f The women or the WOrid
~A would develop a sense of
beauty, would apply it, first to that body
which is the fairest thing God ever made;
second, to the fit clothing of that fair
body in all honor to the immortal soul
within, they would do more TO elevate the
race and purify politics than even the
right of suffrage will accomplish.
Ellen Richards.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
..THE~-MARK ETS-
"A tvLL AssoclAvED PaEss IN
W = y 0AILy REP0aTS w
c,,,cAeo OoARp or 1ai6e

cASsasn. las. l7.-Prospeets Of
lasO world shirasats save The
UAaQi ssa,kss leaay . teaais1 10 The
bAAs saae. Opsaios psiess we're ! -
Z 90 be iowsr. hut lAass sssssae-
tioes carried price alishsly shnve
the teo fisurss vAieh rulsA u The
oasaet.
TAs r,ns~ vas ~ssy. I 10 Il asd T.
sss 1eeiiae.
iArt nj feeAisx deasaa vsakea-i
eoss. The market opeaeA ! To ! off
aaA sse~drA . little further. hat 'hes
haeAsseA m arrnaas af shosts esver-
iag.
Tse eias- vaa steady. I 10 ; aad
y aheve lasa rtshs.
frsAess II CATS eai4sA theassises
by the arsios af other assis.
cje<s: Wheat. Nay ssa: July s:l.
Coes. Nay 60; Isly ST.
0nes. Nay asi: July -.
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HoUR on RtvER sE0 PLEASANT
ssNsW NssSesisssee Tss,s q DREAMS
- opseN6i6 Alssis. ciesSees s~s
otAse 0asoesolNmSato.

Pikssiiis.. ky.-Aflss iyiss st ,hs
touess os the isiG sssAy river FOR ~
isoar. 0sssid Locthast. twelve. sss
eshsd ost. iie vas sppassesiy desc.
esi syisaas iostsssd on - s9ost bsiss
0A1e TO r0oosctiste hi0. After -
hosr The 10Y uas revived.
1essld told phi siciass ss1 oihsss
who had rsssscisaied hin that the,
hsd interrupted the most Dlsessst tiass
10 had svss sspesisace6. He cloiood
be vas In The nsidst Of . sras1 uusscal
concert. that rtrcvses ssd every isssE
laable form Of aowssmsat peoplsd his
bspey dseam st the bottom Of the nv.
cr. sud wanted 10 ksow Why be costa
not b lsst sioae 10 saSoy shaM.
Oessl1 fell fson the stssa Of small
hoat - he woo csUosiag the river. 13e
could ssia. 6ut hs ssi1 csanps over.
took Aim In the col1 water
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She Gave UP
''- al All HOPE
plysieisas Iased 70 usip M.
o'ssa. o. Sc Haaay fssad
oo1es h cardul.

Agsssss, Vs-Nfs. J. c. Green Of thio
paeSo, says: II suffered with wonaniy
tSOuklee % that could hardly sit up.
I've Of the best doctors 10 our towa
ts0ateA ne. aad I tried di9srslt Asdl.
etnss. autil save up all Asps Of ever
0sttins well.
oss Gay. I 1scidsd 10 Try some Car.
lni. lt cid % mach for me that I
erdsrsa some moro. and Il cured me!
To-Day. I issl - we'll % ! ever ~ ID
~ life.
flo paths and the troub,s are oil
eDNe. ] feel like another person II
every way. I wish every sufferer could
know what Cafdui viii Do for sick
women"
A Sew losss Of Cardui at Tire riSht
time, will save Maay q big Doctor 6lll
b. preventinG serious s!ckuess.
1t tones up the nervoia syafsn1. eHA
helps make psio thcel:s fresh and resv.
Thousands o: weak women have bces
restored TO health and happiness By
using Card.i. Suppose vou try II.
It may bs Just tho medicine you nsoA.
M wrifs 10. ts:;.,' Alv.ser tsps.. chsts.
ss-sa MsStios Ca. hN'nns-es. !,.n.. fcf S..r'o!
y Oo0sa," sea' V oIss sraspa. - tsesssA
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tI'ub. Jan. O--s0, ~
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho regular annual meeting OF TIC
Wool brokerage Company. Of Trlni.
dad. Coinrado. will he held In tho Of
ricc Of sald company. Ro,m oOa Fra,
National Dank building. on Tuesday
January 20. l9li. at the hour .of
S:30 =. NJ. for the purpoFc OF elect
Ing bonr,l of directors for tho cns,,.
ins year and for tho transactfon n,
such other bnslno.s as may properly
cnme before said meeting.
WOOn nnOkERAGE COMPANY.
- Dy. u. ]. Shepard, sec'y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

through the period happy in mind. de .
tinc! tn anticipate woman = greatest haI'
pinc>- M nature intchdcd shc should.
The action Of Mothers Friend makes 'h'
muscles plant and responsive to cyrans.,-.
Thus all strain and tension upon the ncTy
and iignmcnts is avoided anil in place uf
period OF discomfort and consequent dr'al
II IL n -cason of calm rcrosc aud joyful rs.
i,cctation.
There is no nausea. no morning sicknras.
no nervous twitching. none of that constant
strain known To So many women.
This splendid remedy can hc had of npy
drnr-ist ut S1.O0 a bottle. writr to HrnI.
field Regulator Co.. 30 Lamar Hi,lg.. Al.
lantn. Ga, for their book to expcctant
mothera
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
scAcAe0 IiVES1|oW

Chjrasn. las. i:.-i1aes: Receipts
:.ess: aaafkss sisos1. So sisns~ ,~.-
s"raay's sSsfass: haik a ssIrs s.:s
10 s.ts: iishU s.ss I" So: mixed
ST.: 10 s.t:; heavy s.lT IN S.i::
sossA s.in 10 s.:s: pisa 81: to STA.
Cattle: Rsee:psa see: MARKET
sssaAy: sssses sc so s.Sa: T~sss
sseess $50 u STE: wssssra s.ss In
:.sa: ssoeksss aaA teeAetS STE IA
:.:s: rows aad heifess a.:a IN a.:A:
calves :.;s 10 ti.::.
shrscs Receipts 'eAs!V mssk~s
weak: aatisc t.ss 10 g.: western
i.Nn io els: y~ssiiaGs ..sa io :.i::
lambs. native e.sn io s.i:: western
ass to SIS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Published f,cc. 10. isis.Jaa 20. ~.
e notice

Scaled bids wifi hc received tos tns
eonstr,sruon OF tho I.as .Naimas com.
~ Court House. until ~ o'clock q. m.
January 90. 1914. by tho Hoard o,
County Commissioners Of Las Animas
Couaty. Colo. al their office. rorne,
Main and Chestnut sircois. Triaihat
Colorado. according lo piaaa and
specifications mn file with I. ". and
". Al. RAM COMPANY. aschitcr,s.
Masonic Dnildina. Tr,Ridad. Colo
~ above date and hour all hids vii
tc publicly opencn aad road simia
All bfds 10 hc markcd>"Eld, n.
Ccsr, iies,sc'. and Addressed 10 :hs
nnder.ignH~l. The Hoard reserves th.
right 10 reject sny and ali bids..--G
r. iSnrian. chatrmna. 20
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
KANSAS ctTS LIVESTOCK

kassas City. No.. jas. i:.--iiox.
Receipts t.aaa: mssku sicady. 3.
higher: huik af ssies -: 10 S.s::
h~ass sac to ste: rark~n snd
hsirh-rs a.ia to s.a;: iish,s 80" to
s.3e: rigs So 70 $50.
Cattle: Receipt, 100: market
steady. prime FED sie~rp $50 10 s.is:
Ascssed heef s,ecrs 80: To s.:":
weaaasA stea:s e.: to 80: southern
steAss ( 20 s.:a: COWS ~: 10 :.an:
hcist9. ESQ 10 >: siockcrs and feed.
ere B.7a n 4: hniis :.::' to Z: caivc.
e.se 30 II.
eherr: Receipts 1000: market
steady: pSime fed steers $50 IN s.Is:
Aeea~d becs stccss 80: In s.a":
western steers S.:s to $50: southern
at~ces to $50: COWS i..s to $50:
heifes. $50 IN .: s,ockcrs and feed.
cfs :.:a 70 S: hiiis 50: to :: calves
$50 to II.
ahecr: Receipts 1000: market
rcady: lamha $50 to s.:s: ycatiinss
q TOTO '.::: wrihcrs $50 'o 6: cwc,
(; tn ,.si.f
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
ROASTED IN A NET OF WIRES
vsvrs Civil ge0isssrs Carer e"Sss
Whsss osoovses~O essss Jes
W NSN vosA.

Ns~ yosk.-ls sAshi os . Ass1ss1
sosknss. vhs usss oossstsss - Assp
hin. Ospsps Wallis. . Sosss civil %
sissse C0eioye1 - The Ft'ssssseh
consssrsias co0eAsy. soasas1 10 Asasa
% soe q an HAseos slsetsSe lias' eess
- Jssoas Asssss. 'hs H'oss. The
so1y hsss sesoss ,uo ~isss lot more
has Is aiasiss. ss'ii The carve; sss
'ssss1 81 sse . is1ssr ~ss raised.
Wallis sas eseAesa ID ~ coes,svci'
sag oe sAs ssssl tsssss os ths iaoooss
sss h:lstih seeinsssi ssnosy. lie sss
sssasS .Shs0e yeass oi1 ssA est a. isce.
ssesl ssAool sely Ssas 80 fsit q 'hs
sssAasiasa Of yoslh- wsllls vas h
:hasBs of lks biseiss asl ssislss o.
~ fssse ~esk ssa this sas ihs Ats
gssl aossiss Of Bic career. S0s sbs
Assi of lAs sssai sscSss Sao - -
ssissA isso piAre usasr bic ssrSfs
viston.
Wsilis skiassa sn . 'ali si.e's.r
ilsAt bois. esssyiss ~isss Of 81. sss se.l'
aSe. In his essssssss 10 get 'hisss
sessssA bs cfUsss1 hisN ssy shfossh
~ ~ u ~irss ssd " some Say ais
cosssessA 'vo 81 sssm. Hls bnAS
Nos0eA . sospe~Stoa se'~een ,ssss
vlsss ssA The immsn.s .sfrsns shet
shsoosh Aio.
The Asisoa esotis sAs ~ ~As aesa
IN = ssr0sA. tssl Ais 6oaS sstihsA asA
s1iess1 o. uAo utses ~ ~ rlsshee
caaeAs Gre. 1hs woskasa svsos1 10
~ Nos, ee ~ ps,s ssA several aessAt
70 - 'he esss TO eiias -, tsssh Of
Walilsis Aoo1s ue.s tssoe1 o4 as1
be ssses NJ vss sioess ssssss1 u ne
shieh
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

\ - nv hssa ~ nsseAs sass ] ~
~ os1llias g - ] ~ ~ Hes1s
sses ~ aaise - lahsll6hgseh0We.
asa ! asw issl PssSssi1 NJ ~ b
~ bssG e hsol& Mn. AuapaB
v. Knssna1R. l0e Hs,llss eessst ~
tinsss. ~
Lydla z PiakAsA's vs0seaA.s osn-
PasaA. sa1s fFsa aas3Ve sssh ~
hsshs. caasaias - Haesse1s - hos0fsl
A1Q. ~ ss-day hs,is ~ sssss1 -
ks6ag ths 0ase soeosuofo) SU0a1v ~
fs001s W ~ kasv e. ~ oeoioQ1s
e ye,0tasy tsstjasaiale . ~ b ~
Plakham khasaeasy q Ly1a. 0saa.
sss@ - peove ~ fae1
F@ tAissy ysass h ~ bssa ~ sesa1.
ssd ssasay fds Ssaeis ~. sa1 ~ -.
ssassS ~ hsaltAsi shssaab = Uaass
vAo haVs hssa tssuhlsa Viii sDsh ~.
nAnes = aspioes0sa4s. h0aAnasiaa.
sIeseaaisa, t1nnsA hssgoiasiolsa. sse.
1l yoo want spoelal o1v1ee
Wy11o - Lydia \ flalEha0 0a1.
leloo Ce- (eoa1Aaa11el) kS1a,
Aaas. Yssa9 oee1oe Vt11 - ooooe6,
reoA a0A aAsWeeeA ~ . We0oo
saA hesA b seslet sa1A1soao.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
,Puhlished iaa. is.:s. illll-
srocK1olprli5mv ,

The regular annual ke,sikxM ,h~
snashern Colorado Merraatijs eom.
nasy ~Ill bc held n the sftier NJ
raid eonrauy. Tsiaidad. Colo. ai
::sa n. M. Monday. January 80.
1874. for tho parrosr of eie-i!ss \
hoard of directors for tho eusuiaa
year SD for the iraassc,ioa of sarn
other hasiacaa - may psopesly conc
hrsor~ aaid ms~'iak.-The sossihass
Colorado Mere. CO.. ny ". r. Law.
Ter. Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
CHICAGO 00Vj5oo)s

chlessn. Ian. i:.-isii;ai sai~s NJ
Prosisanss With varied fso0 .
shade IN ,1e w. wAse eniin~eA hy =
annee d~sidtd advance.
Ctasr: Port. Nay :i.::i.
Lard. Nay n.3sb: July ii.t:l.
016a. Mar 1854.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
NEW Y00K ST0CK LIST

Nsw YORK. jsa. I;.-cinsr: Aaai.
ss0asrA Copper :a1: American s,s.
~ ssefIaisx iAss ~: AssAtsns -:
Nnsthrss rarlfle ii:1: anashrss -.
sif1e SsS: tsraAiag 1891: rs.na -.
eifSe 1874: 4. 4. Steel So: a. =
Sseel ReefesssA 1897.
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RATES or EXCHANGE

Nov York. Jan. i:.-Clo.1: Prime
neFeaaiiie paper 4! 10 : pr eras.
Rteglins exchange steady. 50 day
bills >ss.so: demand ass.<A: eosn~
0ssrial bills Ss:s;,
nar silver So.
Aexieaa dollars ~.
Onvsrnm1nt isonds steady.
NaiiioaA b6ads firm
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

The liver ins~~ It's activity at iimes
asd s-~ds hsip. HERRiNE l. aa ef-
fertivs liver ssimalanr. II also puri.
flies the bowels strengthens ai.~s-
sioa asd restores strength. .ikoT sad
cheerful spirits. Price snr, Sold
by the Hnusasa ns,is Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

Friend. II il an -
irrnnl application
for he abdominal
muscles aud hr-a-i.
II has n wonderful IN
iiirncc. allnyc al
fear. bnni-lic- all
pain. is u grateful 81.
tourlg"m.nt to tn
c,pcctlnt mother. sii,l
rcrniit. hcr to -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
tPun. ian. ia.:s. 1914,
NElCDI1SaIp llIHfluo.

A meeting Of the Rsembers OF tue
Trinidad Catholic Cemetcry aaocsa-
sioa for tho pSrposs a exciting tsss.
ter. will bc hold az tho Catholic
Rcc:"rt. Monda; evening. January
-
" LoNfR1AN.
Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
MFW voRk s10cK EXCHANGE

Now York. Jan. 1i.--Thr market
closcd onsy.
Profit taking continued today and
there was rencwrd hear selling hn,
rcce.sions wcrc small and trading
dull. Tho aggressive marking up Of
low-prircd shares. which continued
yestcr'av nftcr tho advance In tho
leaders vas checked. was not al
tcuptcd today and tho market was
fiat. Cnn1dian Pacific. which rose
; points. wss tho only prominent is.
zNc 10 oprosc tho downward trend.
Tho announccmcn, that tho Minnc-
npolis aud 81. Louis had arranged
an extension Of notes duo next
month. "a,scd tho ,cr cont boni.
to rise Z points.
Bond were firm.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

VUOb0OSO ~
1suo1 ~ ~ -.
] $1,000 6sa
!.ssgl1..!Mle11as
H4s = 16lsnS
Vegetable clln.
DssA lhekkNe. ]
ula!6 WQ ] ~
Nt0sul . Glne -
psia sad tn As
oooAa9 poeoaa, 01
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THE MONEY MARKET

S.w YORK. Ian. i:-caii money
aossiasi: aa loans.
Time ioass easy: 90 days ~: 50
days ~. six nsoaihs Z Ia 1. per seni
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Nh S0(k METAL

New Sast. las. 1.-THE ms'a'
nsststs sste aail aat practically
ssnirai. LAKE cnpres 4: saaissi:
ri~~senlStie it.3:s In is.sa: .astias
~ u it.i:s
Inn uaehssseA,
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SINTt OF COi.OGNIp.
Las Aniinas County. 80.
We. John Aiollp. President. and
VIM. g. Plc-'ci. Cashier. NJ tho
above named Rank. do soirmniy
swear that tho above statement il
truc to tho hest of onr knowledge
and belief.
IOIiN AiEtI.O. President.
VIM. g. rLESTED. Cashier.
ATTEST.
\. T.. McGLNSNNN.
Y. i. IiENDRICE.
4 &. NOuTnCrTT.
\ W. McliESDRIE.
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day Of JHnurry. 1aii
My Commission expires August I.
loI7.
fsonD FLOYD ". ROSE.
Notary ruhiir
en- WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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mstker's Advice
70 ner Davghte.
a Real Live Doll 10 fousie Il woman =
Greatest Happiness.

Shr Is wisdom itself who knows nj Q;
learns Of that famous remedy. Mo,hr'
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ST TOMS METa,

st. Louis. Mo-. lar. i'.-Lcad
nominal, 39si.
spcltcr dull. $40.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
THIS WoMAn'$ /,
..;,,.x.:i;,:33;;EH;el 5..,,,.:;;:3;
conlDesIna

- s,sss'':'..sssL..xi. II = -
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Total .,. ...... O.. $7ts.S70.3
STATE or c0inR>io.
rnaaiy af Las Nninas. /.
We. ]. e. Cniison. President. and
n. e. Samuel. Cashier. of tho shave
named nahk. IN soi~mniy swear ,hs,
tho nhov~ ssas~mrSs u ,ph- tn the
b~si ~ o.' tnovi~ds~ sna belief,
J. e. cOri-SOS. President
n. e. SAMUEL. Cashier.
NrTnsr:
}. e. nnrsiIeoN.
u. =. loNrs.
J. u. DRrRS. ni'-csors
Subscribed ana sworn 's ,--forc
ne this isih dAy NJ January. i.iL
NJ commission ~,rir~s rrh "a
1915
's~sn william i,,i~T-ia.
Notary puhils.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
NEW Y0Rk COTTON

New York. Jan. tf.--Cotton: Spot
quiet; middliuS 1890: gulf 1915.
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-
I1El1llD8.

IL yoa .see1 pnasiax Of say -kisd
como 10 tho chsoaIrie-Nswa. nish.
eiaa work, seasoaahIs psjesA.
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i,,hiissea jaa. I:-:s. iSitJ
rocXHolD34g l0I1uDo

Th~ regular aaanni slrsiss Of tho
ssn~kholdsss os The Tria!Aaa Car
sisx~ MaaufsrsasiaR CO.. wtii ~
h~id NJ tho office Of said ron ,,auy as
:is \. comaeseisi dls~s,. tiasasa.
~ Wednesday. Jssaa't ssApn. ~
sac p. ~. for the ei~rslos II oftl-.
ess for The essaia4 year ssd sos the
ssaaasesloa Of sneh other ksssiasas %
may pencerty cope hesosr asrh oers.
lag.
a. Y. rATrERs0N. aee'y.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF rrI
FIRST NATIONAL 0ANA
Ue. 500

AZ Trinidad. Ia the State Of coiorah".
~ The clos. 0f business Jan ~. 1914
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
Report Of the Condition Of
fuG COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

~ Trinldad. In the State Of Colorado.
NJ the clos" nf business January is.
islt.
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" Ia senn Of rrtsiia3 Of any kiad
phaa~ TIN. chrnsiri~.News. ssnrsss
ana ssiias'ss wiii be ehersfaiiy
sivea. i'haae Tsinidaa tis.
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1epsst Of The Condition sl the
INTERNATIONAL STATE BANK

Nt Tsis'asd. in the ssas- q: C"ins-sl"
n, ID. clos. ss hasin~ss ia1nrry ~
1911.
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fsAu'xs NURSE
KexIsiss.1 Graauaia aussA. Mics
iresa i'ask. Phone ited :sNs. u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-24
MIDDIES 10 HONOR
TO ALLEN t. SMITH
lect Him Captain of Next ca
sons Quintet
d.REAYY RETIRING lEAnlEADER
Given q ia Fau led Cisa.sus ase
IA token OF HIS Services.

Allen E Smith. OF Michigan. has
been elected captain If she Naval
Academy basketball team for rex
season
Smith is the star of the team. Va slch
the midshipmen and officers here be-
lieve 70 bee undoubtedly the stror Est
in the country. though pre-, uded
from claiming the championship. a.
't plays no game off its own court.
The Naval Academy five has lost no
games in th, past two seasons
All its games this year have been
won 10y decisive scores. and il has de.
feated Yale. Swarthmore. University
If New York, St Johns. Of Brook
lyn, Washington and Lee. George
town and other strong teams.
McReavy, the retiring captain and
center. was prest nted with gold
mounted cigarette case in token of his
services 20 the team He has plave5
for four seasons, and was In only one
losing game Smith, the newly elect
ed captain, has big string of GOALS
To his credit, bat ne IL distinctly
team pleyer. and his dubblinp and
passing % other play ers is the great
feature OF bis play.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-24
FoR PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Farmers a Uppsr County Mest and
Name COMMITTEE in Permanent
Organization

In spite of the binding snowtorm
that swept over the county yesterday,
nearly one hundred farmers from the
upper districts met in Glen Burnie
Hall to complete the work they had
started at the meeting last Thursdav
at Harman's toward the reorraniza-
ton of cooperative produce grow
ers' exchange
On motion of Roland N. Phelps a
committe on permanent organization
was appointed as follows Mr.. Smith.
Wm. r. Kuethe, Roland N. Phelps,
jefferson d. Phelps, Fulton Kelly.
Thomas r Bottonley, Thomas Crom-
we'll. Rufus Kellr James r Benson.
Charles Shipley, Charles r. Humph-
rev. Thomas Benson, G. Thomas Beas-
lev, Benjamin Humphrey, John II.
Gels. Arthur c. Wittemors. Alton
r. Arnold, Aubrey Cole, q. VI. Tur-
ner, Frank S. Revell, Frank L. Han.
cock, S. T. Cromwell. John f Ship
ley, Adam knight, Benjamin C. Riley
and Charles Stinehcomb.
The duty Of this committee will
be to see farmers al over the county
and get their cooperation and sup.
port Ia the movement for s produce
growers exchange Ii will report az
a meeting ct 2 O'Clock Friday aft.
ernoon at Glen Burnie Hall plan
OF organization, together with 3
plan tor financing the new organi-
cation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-24

This section felt part OF the Texas
storm that the weather man predicted
would sweep over tine East and At
hntic states Yesterday A biting
northeast wind, with o good fall Of
snow was the result.
The snaw began to tatl about 3
o. clock yesterday morning, but the
interpolation was light until lBte in
tbe afternoon. when binding storm
stt Then the snow tel fast and
thiesly and continued I1cessantly until
along about midnight, when CO wind
shifted to the northwest and the
heav clouds cleared away. The pre-
here WAS about three inches
hut ia Baltimore il vas greater
han that
Chicago was bard hit by the storm,
uhi. in tbe East was heaviest in
ana around New York State. Many
trains were stalled in different sec
tjous of the country because of the
snow drifts
Here In the citv and along the
county roads there was already a good
coating Of snow gs result of th
REQ ut fails and sleipuing to5 IS
excellent.