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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-14

might have been an hour when Ger
aid aroused to sensibility, he knew
not which at the moment. He had
endured great shock, but was not
otherwise injured He was lying amid
the partial ruins Of the hummock,
his head in Grace's lap. She was
wringing her hands distractedly and
the tears were raining down on his
face.
T. HE is deadr' she walled. "And for
my sake! And 1 thought he had no
courage! Oh, my dear! my dearw
and she leaned over and kissed his
cheek in a transport of mingled love
and despair. "
What glorious medicine" Gerald
could not help but cry out ecstat-
ically, thrilling under the magic of
loves marvellous restorative.
He sat up and extended his arms
toward her, the words of hope and
happiness upon his lips. But there
was an interruption. A small boat
had been sent ashore from the battle
ship to investigate the veil signal and
possible damage done.
ooh, that dreadful momentw shud-
dered Grace, as, two hours later, the
machine repaired, they started on
their way.
ooh, happy day." cried the delight
ed lover 81 bless the hour that
brought us into deadly peril
Copyright by w. G. Chapman)
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The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20
ROAD ESTIMATE
 WAS ERRONEOUS
ENGINEER CARTER DENIES THAT THE COST OF HIGHWAY
 WOULD BE $3O,0o0.
County Judge Mooney Wili Go to Lit tie Rock Today for Personal Inter view and to Get the Correct Esti- mate.

The report published in Little Rock last Friday that Engineer Carter's estimate of the five.mue construction on the Little Rock-Hot Sprinps high way would be $30,o00, was yesterday denied by Engineer Carter over long distance in conversation with Judge Mooney
 Judge Mooney yesterday received the plans for the five miles of new road required to perfect this hi-h- way. and they show a careful ar- rangement of tue route. in which no grade is more than per cent and only one hill of any material length to be covered.
 Judge Mooney decided that it would be better for him to have a personal audience with the engineer and will leave for Little Rock this morning to ascertain as near as pos sible what the estimate cost of the highway improvement will be.
 Engineer Carter is quoted by Judge Mooney as having stated that he gave out no such statement to the press of Little Rock that the cost of the work would be $30oo0 and said that he could not understand how such an estimate sained circulation. He did not state what the work would cost, however, but will make his report to Judge Mooney today when they go over the plans to- gether
 The report of the finding of Judge Mooney in the matter will probably be put before the Young Mems Cham her of Commerce at its regular meet ing Thursday evening, where it is hoped that all interested in this high way will meet and confer together on the matter of the approval or dis hpproval of the plans and if the plans are approved, get together and lend their support to Judge Mooney in furthering the work to actual con struction.
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AMONG THE PROBABILITIES.

It is among the probabilities of the future of Hot Springs that some time the Iron Mountain railroad will build a passenger depot in this city to take the place of the one destroyed by fire last September
 Of course it is unlikely now that the probable new depot will he fin. ished by the time Hot Sprines ar ranges the Arkansas State Fair for the people of Arkansas for the depot is not begun yet and it takes time to build.
 It seems also unlikely that the prob. able new depot will be built in time for the next season of visiting pat ronage, because a depot must he be. gun before it's completion can be an ticipated
 True, it may be long, long time before the depot is built here, but do not lose courage, for it is stfl among the probabilities of the future, and it is worth while to encourage proba- bilities even however remote. And faint city ue'er won fine depot.
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TOMORROW NIGHT.

At the meeting of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce tomorrow night the situation relative to the pro- posed highway between Little Rock and Hot Springs will be taken up. This is subject in which everybody is interested. Every automobile owner in the city and every hotel and boarding house keeper is interested directly. Everybody is generally in- terested because this highway will aelp Hot Springs 365 days in every year The Young Mems Chamber of Commerce wants to be of service 10 the people and to the county judge in the matter Of furthering this work This live body of young men are de. termined that the highway shall be built because of the advantages con tained for the city. Your helpful at tendance and your enthusiasm will aid in the movement The county judge win be able to accomplish much more with an organization like this endorsing his work There are many reasons why you should be at this meeting to give expression to your views on the subject, or if the present plans meet with your favor, be present and say SO It is time for action This is the season the work should be oa. Come out to this meeting tomorrow night and lend your personal influence to the work, and results will be more certain and | you will have contributed your part | to the results.
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GET IT AT HALLS.
TAKES BANKRUPTCY.
Eastman Drug Store Closed Its Doors
 at Noon Yesterday.

Eastman Drug Store Closed Its Doors at Noon Yesterday
 Yesterday the Eastman drug store. fin the Gaines block on Central av- Ienue, closed it's doors, pending the ap- pointment of a master in bankruptcy, after Dr. O. K llukill, who recently took the drug stock over, had filed a petition in the federal court at Little Rock asking this be done The store had been under a financial stress for almost a year, and last fall it changed hands, when Dr. Hukill entered the practice of medicine. Later he took the store back again, but it was yes terday closed through voluntary procedure in the bankruptcy courts.
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Anyhow we hope that June conyen- ton won't keep our Wasamstou rep resentatives away from congress sui ficiently long to furnish excuse for failure to deliver that Hot Springs item in the appropriation bill.
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Cure for Stomach Disorders.

Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

Pine Bluff, Texarkana and Little Rock are each in turn boasting of the conventions they have scheduled which reminds us that once upon time Hot Springs used to gather in a lot of conventions when an effort was made for them.
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Pine Bluff insists on the prepara- tions that city is making for the dem. ocratic convention. Must be building Notifications
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If this reservation were under the supervision of the war department we would salute the flag and get what we deserve in the matter of i'm provements.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

Celral avenue within a few days will look nothing like the old self so conspicuous in the midseason of this year.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

What about that new mcineraung pant and it's value to a health resort in the matter of better sanitation?
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But Niagara Falls would he as good place as any to drop some little me diation plans oyerboar'
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And the exchanges may look lack ing while the editors are yacatilg and vacationng
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Becker's dying declaration. it seems, would have been Q duplicate order to kill the squeale.
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Incidentally, there is a little cotton worm that is making hay before the temperature gets high.
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Public inactivity is responsible for ninetenths of the troubles to which Hot Springs falls hei~.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

It is the open season for poetry, only lots of it doesn't get opened up.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

We still insist that in the sometime future Hot Springs is going 10 have a highway outlet to the world
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20

But why doesn't somebody give credit to the army for winning that Colorado war2
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have a big celebration over the open ing of new highway between Little Rock and Hot Springs. Had you
 thought of that?
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or course it would add to the zest Of the coming Arkansas Stat. to
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20
ALGONQUIN A
 APARTMENT

Largest and Best Equipped Brick Apartments in the City MRS. E. M. sHRlMPLlN, Prop. Hot and Cold Running Water. Steam Heat, Electricity and Gas in
 All Rooms Sleeping Rooms Summer Rates PA PROSPECT AVENUE.
 PHONE 47e Two Blocks From Bath House Row.
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KINNEY HOUSE

Everything strictly up-to-date; all out eide rooms; fresh country produce. homs mnk auS huttar
 Board and Room, S4 and S5 Week.
 Also rooms for light housekeeping. Cau and see. C, N. HAckETT, Prop. Phone f435. Grown Street.
 Free carriage meets all trains
The Sentinel=record., 1914-05-20
IMPORTANT

This life of ours is very uncertain If your home is mortgaged, pro tect 1t.
 If you are married, protect your wife and children. If you are single, protect your old days-In case you live to see them. You can do this by insuring today with
 The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
 of New York
 THos. Q. McCAELum,
 District Manager.
 Phones 3O3 and 2s3.
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Lester Home Hotel

No runners or solicitors employed The best meal in Hot Springs at the price. Board and room, S550 and $600 per week. Home cooking served family style; good. clean, large rooms, quiet and home like. close in. An yis- itors and c. I. A. welcome.
 MRS, LESTER, Proplretreest. 34o Benton St Phone 1872
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
ATTEMPT MADE TO ASSASS|NATE VILLA;
CARRANzA STEPS DOWN AS FIRST CHIEF

Ell Paso. Texas, Oct. 27.-An at
tempt has been made to assassinate
General Francisco Villa by an agent
said to have been commissioned and
paid bv General Pablo Gonzales, Gen.
eral Carranza's staunch supporter.
said message sent the Associated
Press today by Luis Aguirre Bena-
vides. General Villas first secretary.
The would-be assassin. Francisco /.
Mugia. was executed after making q
confession before George C. Carroth-
ers. the American consular agent.
The accusation caused much ex-
citemcnt. coming at the critical time
lin the Carranza-Villa. conciliation
conference which already has
reached a stage nearing a formal
break between the constitutionalist
commander and his northern leader.
The telegram from Villas secretary
said that report of the incident
had been sent the conference at
Aguas Calinntes. which was to have
renewed its session today with the
Zapata delegation attending.
Mugia was apprehended at Quad
Ialupe, north Of Aguas Calientes.
where villa with his troops has been
awaiting the outcome of the confer
ence. The official report stated that
the prisoner Just prior to his emula-
tion had told the villa officials in
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
GERMAN LINE BREAKS
ONSLAUGHT

The undns line which for 81. weeks has been
Near the eastern end Of the ne the beyond Nancy
on en-
para o.
scissors the
artillery duel entrenched positions
forbidding
been mad
filter from the fighting the North Sea
the battles along the shore the North Sea been
terrible
m
Berlin
wounded ncapaaed through Illness Rome relates
a daily
The
o
Be to be as O n o
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
n YF0!3 {ml5HR|RR|EE EERR|E|c c,IIIEs

This levy was adopted after a good
deal OF careful Uonsiderution- -hy the
council Last Wednesday evening
tho leading taxpayers OF the city
were called in. Later Mayor Dun
lazy went to Denver and conferred
with the Colorado tax board and Sc
cured permission of that body OF an
increase OF the tax levy to not to ex-
ceed II mills. The mayor reported
the result of his visit last night and
copy of the tax boards recommen-
datIons was read.
The appropriations will be made
year. The city with the adopted levy
is considering only assured revenue
and did not figure in the possible
revenue from 40 saloons of the city.
If. however. the saloons again open
the revenue from liquor licenses will
be used to pay off outstanding war
rants. The city will not be caught
again IN the same manner 1t was this
year. when the loss of saloon IL
cense revenue sadly disarranged the
program of expenditures.
A large committee representing
the trades assembly and the laborers
union again took up the matter OF
an increase in wage for city labor
ers last night. This matter had.
however, been disposed of couple
cf weeks ago when data from other
cities was reviewed and the council
made it known that owing to the
condition of the city funds the raise
asked for could not be granted at
Continued paEe ~
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the presence of Carrothers that he
had been paid a large sum of money
by General Gonzales at Mexico City.
In his possession was found incrimi-
mating evidence and loaded pistol.
'Mr. Consul, please advise your
government ana my family that | die
a traitor" Mugia was quoted as hav-
ing said The accused was an Ar
gentinc subject who already had a
criminal record in Mexico. 1t was
Mugia who assassinated a German
consular official at Mexico city
some years ago. He escaped from
the penitentiary at the time OF the
battle of Mexico City during the
Diaz-Huerta uprising against the
Madero government.
General Padro Gonzales. COM
mander of the division OF the east
under the constitutionalist govern
ment has not attended the Agllas
Calientes conference in person as did
Geeral Alvadorado Obregon. Carran-
za's western divisional commander.
He had been regarded as Villa S
strongest opponent in Villas contro-
versies with the first chief. remain
ing at the side of Carranza.
General villa notified the conven-
tion delegates at Aguas Calientes of
the matter. Suggesting to them that
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

Democrats to win in the county,"
said life long member Of that party
today. Il won't say that l am GO
ing to vote any other way than !
have always voted, but / feel that
my vote will be thrown away. Pat.
terson is not the man to lead the
party to victory this year. He has
never been elected to any office by
the people of Colorado. Toms big,
brainy man, but the people have no
confidence in him"
This man echoed the sentiment Of
Thousands of Democrats in this state.
Under ordinary conditions it would
appear a. though the Democrntic ad-
ministration ought 10 succeed itsek.
but the element that controls the
party has knocked. the props PM.
In Denver spectators are oirsulat-
ing false rumors favorable to the
Democrats in order to get Democratic
bets. The state chairman of the
Democratic party yesterday is report
ed to have said when asked to make
a statement relative to the likely
outcome of the election: We'll, it's
going to be close, boys
This is signifcant: Two weeks
ago the same man was boastfully
talking in majorities for the entire
Democratic ticket. Pretty close.
boys" is a dignified way Of conced-
ing defeat.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
100 MINERS
PERISH IN
BLAST
Colliery Wrecked by
Explosion Entombs
Men in Death
Trap

Royalton, H., Oct. 27.-One hun
dred or more miners probably were
burned to death In the Mitchell coal
mine near here today when terrific
explosion occurred in the lower level
Of the mine soon after 200 men had
begun work. Wa.
or those who entered the mine,
100 escaped. but thirty bodies soon
were brought to the surface and
more than one hundred other men
were known still to be imprisoned in
lower level, cut off from rescue by
fire
Because of the fire attempts of
the rescuers to enter the shaft were
impossible and 1t was thought all
of those shut off by the wall of
flame in the interior were burned to
death.
Royalton, a mining village, S6
miles southeast Of ST. Louis on the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
crn railroad, was deserted save for
n woman telephone operator soon af-
ter the report of the explosion came
from the mine about a mile away.
he NiIiuSfls hll Htu SOue u nelp
the men out of the burning mine.
But the telephone operator helped.
She sent out distress calls to sur
rounding towns and help was soon
on the way from Duquoin. Murphys-
boro and Benton. A rescue car was
sent from Benton.
The hundred miners who escaped
we've -.-an parts Of the mine not
touched by the flames. Warned by.
the explosion OF accumulated kcs
they scurried to the surface and tod
of the spreading flames which had
entombed more than one third OF
their number in a lower level.
Rescuers who penetrated as far as
smoke and heat would permit. soon
reported that the plight of the men
was hopeless. as the lower level was
on fire. Rescuers ana relatives OF
the miners stood about the mine
shafts helpless. Mining officials
said that probably all the men
caught by the fire we're dead.
(CostInued pske 81
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
FIERCE BATTLE
NOW RACES IN
GAL|C|A

Berlin. Monday, Oct. &c tby wire
less to SayviIle, Oct. 2D.--An Off
call Austrian war bulletin given out
in Berlin today was that combined
Austrian and German forces hold
strong positions in the long and
most continuous battle line from
Stry and Sambor. In Galicia, thence
to point east OF Przemysl and
along the San river in straight line
to Plozk in Russian Poland.
The main Russian army is being
engaged.
The Austrian offensive beyond
the Carpathians has com3elled the
Russians to send reinforcements in
to this territory.
The battle is still raging in cen
tral Galicia. Austrian troops have
been successful on the lower San
river to the southeast of Przemysl.
(COuttnuef ON paxe 81
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
COUNCIL ADOPTS
CITY TAX LEVY
1917 MILLS
Unions Again Appeal for
Raise Of the City
Wage Scale

A tax levy of 10.17 mills for the
year 1914 was adopted by the city
council at its regular meeting last
night. The ordinance providing for
this levy of city taxes was read and
passed for first publication. The tax
levy is divided as follows: For gen.
eral purposes S.45 mills. for public
library .35 mills, for sinking fund
to pay street and bridge bonds. 81
mills and for sinking fund to pay
water works bonds Of issue of 1906
one mill, a total millage of 1O.l7.
Appropriations based on this levy
will provide sufficient revenue to
meet the expenses of city govern
ment
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

London, Oct. 27.-On miniature
scale the status of the opposing ar
mics in upper Belgium ran parallel
today to the conditions which pre-
vailed when the German rush toward
Paris was checked. The German
forward movement has been charac-
terized by an even greater prodigal-
ity of men than was shown in the
march in the direction of Paris. The
invaders succeeded for days in bat
tering their way on and then sud
denly came to something which
caused them to pause.
Since Saturday no German gain
has been recorded and 1t is apparent
the allies have either brought up
such strong reinforcements or en-
trenched themselves so we'll, or both,
that the Germans must sacrifice man
after man ftf' every foot of ground
The flat country in west Flanders
permits no such entrenchments as
made the area OF hostilities in
France famous. but the British and
Belgians, with warships at their
back. have dug themselves in wher-
ever practicable. while throwing out
every obstacle to impede the enemy.
The effort of Germany to drive
her forces like ram through the
allies barrier Is task. the result
of which should decide the success or
failure of the plan to reach Clais and
from there SET in motion long
characterized scheme to harrass Eng
land. On the other hand the failure
of the German forces to progress. it.
is maintained by military observers
in England probably would mean an
ther retreat.
A statement issued by the official
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
MAY
OPEN NOV, 1ST.
SAYS CITY
COUNCIL

As far as the mayor and city
council are concerned the saloons of
the city may open for business on
November I. this being the date of
expiration of the proclamation Of
Governor Ammons issued on July 81
closing the liquor establishments in
the counties of Las Animas and
Huerfano for period of three
months. If after that date the sa-
looms remain fast closed the lid will
have to be clamped by the governor
in another proclamation or else by
Col. J. LOckett. commander of the
federal troops.
Last night the council declined to
take any action on the suggestion OF
Col. Lockett that the saloons be
kept closed by order after October
81. which is next Saturday. The
members of the council subscribed
to the statement that the saloons
that as consequence the city had
lost thousands of dollars in revenue
that had demoralized the funds for
the year. that under the prevailing
conditions of peace and quiet there
was no reason to keep them closed.
Alderman Kahn took the initiative
and put through a motion to the ef-
feet that Col. J. 1.ockett be notified
that the council would not after the
date mentioned continue the closing
order in force.
The council took the stand that it
had been the goat long enough. that
the members and the mayor individ-
ually had been ccnsured. that tinan-
cial losses had been inflicted upon
the men who own saloons and upon
property overs who rent buildings
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Attention! Election Judges and Clerks

EVERYBODY ANIMAS COUNTY IS INTERESTED IN THE
OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION TUESDAY
Everybody will want to learn the result possible order
this information possible the people the Chronicle
that election judges and clerk. the fullest
by advising the CN by telephone Tuesday night the
candidate the ballots counted
night then possible Wednesday morning
that day may be complete possible.
asked make statement of the totals before sealing
books
The Chronicle News wants the people Of Trinidad the bulletins
results Tuesday night Wednesday The
local for information the election
~ roH ~ Tr;n;Jed ns INV ~, vi, 1n
shown recording the election
employed to onnt the ballots aid by supplying the desired information
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27

Buy at home. Help the
local merchant who helps
the town to grow. First
read the C.-N. ad columns.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
Urge Keating to "Hurry" and ''Look Situation
Ooer" Carlson Visit Severe Blow and Dem.
Workers Say "k Looks Bad. Bradley Would
Withdraw But Leaders Beg Him Remain on
Ticket Many Concede Defeat of Dems Can
didats Admit Cool Reception at Places Visit
ed Last Week.

From stonew Troy and from Wvale Morley throughout
the length and breadth Of Las Animas citizens united
advance the good of law Rpub
Ido The democrats doomed The unho alliance with the half
breeds the fusion with the law voato will week today
prove the andong Of the party will be that the state Every
like the good people Of Denver did
near b sunday and order will Colorado Tuesday
the largest majority the Republican