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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-21
s175,OOO Received for Missions

New York, February 20-The board of
foreign missions of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church announced today that it
had received si75,000 from donor whose
name is withheld. The money, the largest
single gift ever MADE to the board is to
form a permanent endowment fund for
mission work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-21
At the Orpheum

Every Saturday afternoon the children
of Birmingham are given a souvenir per-
formance at the Orpheum, and this aft
ernoon a pretty and appropriate souvenir
Will be given them. Pietro is expected
TO draw an immense audience to the thea
tire for the matinee, as the accordionist
is the greatest drawing card the theatre
has ever had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-21
Shakespearean Plays

The Twelfth Nifht.' Monday night
and Merry Wives of Windsor" is the
programme of the Stratford- -upon-Avop
Players at the jefferson theatre the COM
ing week. The first American tour of
the players has been most successful and
the trip into the south Is proving most
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-21
Tasmania to Particinafe

Hobart, Tasmania, February 2O.-The
Tasmanan government decided today
that Tasmania should participate in the
Panama-Pacific exposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-21
To Courtmartial Koehler

washington. February 20.-Secretary
Garrison has ordered Major General
Thomas II. Barry, commanding the east
ern department. to convene a general
courtmartial Tuesday to try Major Ben
jarnin Koehler Of the coast artillery corps,
lately on duty at Fort Terry. opposite
New London, Conn. on charges involving
moral conduct. Major Koehler is under
arrest
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
A REoREr1aBlE OCCURRENCE
Pueblo s,Ar-J.aEnai

tu-hi, stAr.toighzis
TIA, -o,nes ana eaiiisea should
have been sAffi'ierd In the insrs'fisi !
soanis, ~hi.k has started ss.- ~
sh- .y,th-rn Colorado coal stris-
dis;ric, ~iii tn matter Of reHr-,. -
en- ,h"srh ,h-y loo, ,h-iF live b.
'if. aud smoke whirs s-cnss - have
been the .a.r a, i.gils. v.ndsI
night ~E-a they refused To leave the
tent .aisairs uppn command OF their
leader.
No matter under ~hai conditions
women and children arc made u su'a
fer. th-i. piiiht il always cause ipr
sincere regret. and the calamity
which haa t-fsi'.n ;kozr shp have
Lost their lives a, I.iiIo~ IL d"p'pr'
able -,-n though they refused 4"
leave their ten, cellars for p,1--s ~
safety trforu the miii'iE 'os,; ,cn.-'i
To fire rpsa tho tent colony Monday
night when III. colony was supposed
'c have vacated by everybody for
mcriT In H.
condstions IN the s'rik- ROM has =
srp.rcn,iy Eot'"n beyond fh' 'uh'
troll ef tho s,Aic su;huriiirs. Tho
strikers In III" ten, colonies which
hsv- been allowed d" r-nHia in lufa
lions commanding the approach to gIi
or the large mines have been Eos'c'l
hy the sigh, ~ men rninr 'o sud
from their work at the mines until.
r.plrnish-d vita arms and aIrmuni-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
Frank Cove Blame,
Strikers for Awful
7rssedy at Lsdlo,c

Denver. Colo. April :t.-rrank Z.
Cove. attorney for the mine opera,.
ors. biamrs the strikers for starting
the riotinK that has resulted In near.
iy two-score deaths of women. chill.
dren and men In the Ludlow district
0ovc's statement follows.
THE reports printed concerpiua 4
the trouble Al Ludlow and 10 tho
strike district are grossly exhsgerat.
ed. The strikers started the trouble
at Ludlow Monday .p1osnius, after
several DAYS Of gareA,l preparation.
They put theft won,cA and children
In caves or cellars under the tent.
in their tent colony and in cold blood
started out TO get the few remain
ing miIitiamcn. The soldiers fought
hard and at great disadvantage
throutout the day. and finally. near
night. drove the strikers from their
tents. to which they had rctrcated,
and from which they had fired upon
the militia.
After the strikers left the tent
colony ono of the tents took fire. pos
sibly from nm overturned stove. The
military commander saw the fire
start from u distance. II spread rap.
idly TO other tents and the military
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
MRS. {. (. LINOeFElT TELLS TRUE
STORY OF LUDLOW BATTLE and TRAGEDY
Wife Of Lieutenant Witnessed tie Engagement
and Goes to Deauer to Report to Ceaeyal
Chase. "Skipaeat Of Strikers' Arms
Started It,"

Asr0Fding to Mn t.inds Fieit. thers
we're only thissy-sive sOldi' - at i.aa'
ias When the firing bsssa, Tho.<
nsss were sirusk oSt slocs the tFssh
toward the water tAak. Az they tnok
what shelter they eoaia hiad Lox
ears. the water task ssd tho def-ot-
i.i~uteassl Lasrvsee sss in actual
thass- os tho ssunps. but Mzios hasa-
sork. b-iss o. the srsse. took eos.
nsad and has Ts0sise6-
as~skin< of the srtasi sondiiioos
10 the camp After the Sis-. Mrs, iia-
desssn sAmiiisa thss the, ssrv about
- prv>iossAiy ssposts1. sisl ossA shs
etsroasss1 the sa0hss II sesA. He
sspisissa that tho sssis al sesssssa
TO have esiisss ssdrs Thea. ssA u
saa ts sk-ss pits tho srea, .s ieAs os
life oreasr~d. ne dseiases the hrrs-
sses ot the uoasa aaA eli:ds-s ~.
des the sssts vss wAo,iy usksors
To The soldtssA
'1hs susa 10 Tytss1sd sss ftilsA
uish srfss-ss asstsx ssd after the
sight" sse sAia. ''aaa II isa ~ -.
saiiss.i there wss sessisi. saffssiss.
Il !. alt ssss aspinsAhi~. bai sko p.osas
I van, To s,sk- clear y tat 10 ihis
ss.-. u hs osh~r. the soiSissS ~ssv
Dot so blame"
Nrs t.isa-sfs,, iisss 10 ffisiisa.
asa ~iii s.suss shssw sonE
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

sssinx nader osi~r.. -na-ssosed To
ssa believed the, had s.novsA all
~om-a sna .hiiafea to The railroad
ssasiohs ha, IL .s-a. that t~o 20.
n,-a sud = nunrt,-f q: shiids~a we're
sassoea'-i in the cellar. Of .ss~s in
sti.a their ns-a had hiassn thea.
The af.is-rs Of ID. military saa
s'h-f eye ~isass.s. asay that ssy
fns.hinr sua sas trained % the
t-nt.. ~- iha, sny ~pmsa. excepting
The oa. Who ~ss shot 10 The arm.
~ss iaias~d by the qua sisv. Tue
ssrikprs deliberately armed then.
ssisss Saturday aad sandsy. With .
sie~ to xoins oas cssiy Noadsf
n,.saias and ~ss-sminasinx the ssaaii
body at miii,isnsa on ssssd is the
district
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
JOHNSON WIS Fl0Hf
on FOUL II EiKVElT1

t'u-tlo. Colo. April :t.--lu the
.ieseesh round at the sehesjuted
,~eaiy-ruuad hattie brsseea EAdir
tohnsoa and wildcat Ferns. weltes.
~rishs champion. the torssCr vsa
given tho decision after 10th ssea had
fossie'i. rp so this iimc the flsht
~as about even. Nth rrsss sho~iss
i.rss-r ring srn~saiahip ihsusehoes.
In shr oI'~uiux ot the suand johasoa
hit frsas lo~. the blow sc~0sasly n
foal. Fern, iook the coans II five.
Who's hc e"mpiaincd bitterly tn RET.
cree nr,ncs. Who disrvrasded hla
protesaa. =
Ferns hunk an for tho baisncc pt
the roaad ssd toward the lest Of tte
seseion ssut q rippin hio~ to John-
sons stomach. iic vas promptly
dssqualiiicd hy, .Refes-- Hs,n-- and
the fight vas given to johason. I
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
IOsues EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
II Yess Datk Assss or Bladder Both.
En-. Dvtak Lets a Water.

Whee your sidaess hust aad toaf
back feels susr. doa1s set scared sad
proceed TO iso-s ,oss stnassh With .
Sos OF asuss that excite the kiaae5s
sha isstssir the eat.fe urinary tract
ks-p 3osT kisaess ei~sn like yos
them vita . a.'id. hAsmiess salss
watch s-asoses the hody's ufinsas
waste and stimulates them TO their
normal activity. The faassiea ot ths
sidasys ,s 20 inter the blood. In -
hours the, strain from u 600 grains
OF acid and ~asss. so &c can readily
understand the vital .mros'aatc OF
see pins the ksea.ys active.
Drink lots Of ~asrs-yoa csa'l
drink ten muen: also get from aay
pharmacists si,oai toas ounces pf lad
Hsils: take . tshiespaaatut IN = xlaas
OF water before breakfast each mora.
ias Tor few days and your kidncys
wtil art tia~. THIS famous saila b
made from tho acid Of Rsapes sad lc-
mon juice. eosabis~a with iithis. saa
has b--n uscd Tor generations to
clean sud stimulate ~iossed kidueys:
siso 10 nrusssiis, the acids IN us,ne
- Il no @oasEs 10 . soarrc Of irr,ta-
sscn. thus esdine bladder wcakness.
jar salts Il inexpensive. cannot
'nJur-. suabes = delightful ctferses.
cen, i''hsa.waicr drink which every.
one shouid take ho~ and thea TO
kcvp their Kidneys clcaa aud active.
Try this. aIso keep up the water
drinking. aud no doubt you will won.
der what becamc Of your kidAey
trouble ana backachc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
HAVE COURAGE

if tA-r- Ia on. thing mor- than
another that VIII cause discourage.
nicnt IL is indigestion. hut you
should bear In mind that hundreds
have been cured. permanently cured.
and at a very small -Np-as-. Mrs. T..
Forster. Lima. Ohio. writes: u was
troubled for u year or snotc with In.
Digestion. ChambCrisin's Tablets
afforded the Ursi real relief I oh.
,sin-d. and by taking t~" bottles II
them my whole system was put into
a healthy condition" For sale 10y all
dealers,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

tigr. they hate assia started 80 9sc-
sea, men fFuri u.s4ins IN sh- tnin.s.
sHa Ia ,h- Sonsiir' Maaaay =, Lad.
los -rr. the ratarn refused -
leave Tho ton, colonies shish later
eauEst nrc sHa burned. q sss chap
ter -ss ssi-i TO ,h" lie, nf horror.
which asso Ios' Ihis state t'"-r
e.uic= .. circumference This
should not and a"iiJ not hsS" 49,
.sIrcs: it ,h- women had .,.-1-d 'a-ir
'rst-rs. or 1: the strikers tent colon.
ls' aad b-sn removed 4" other i"fs'
,ipas apart frpm ,hu active sir't"
son- -h-r- they su.ii have lives!
~i'h.a, th. dangers of the .oniiirs
which n"~ seems to have reached
the stage where federal tnirrs-ation
will has to be G-so't-i 'u in the
hoy- - restoring and maintaining i
peace ~ Colorado
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
DhouDa6e Threat
B coonnoo Irolb)o
Should b Treated In Bleed
To Proveoe Rscsasyeoes.

rsers So ssrrsssfsi 0ssses that sae0
sar>ors y iAD sAsssi. bst u prsssos lests
asr..asas s~.an. sAs Ais.1 osse - ~ =
sr1re. ~ k-se fras4y b L. = 4. - u
iaasrorss ali sSs fssSstsas - ths h.Ay -
s~easaitss ~ lsStlsAss Uesas bs~4osta
49, 10 ssfosisis tA~is ss<ssssso LhseagA
IT, pf<R<f sAAaA&h
hSrss.sii~ $50 threat V . 1sa0sss4s
la<A~slisa. ~ " a&sAA thai ~ ltN4 =
|t-sArA siih 0pes ssse s<t4 ehss ~ w.
oS1o raa sSersta So 0Ay eeso Ao1 "
tsssass 1va~sui AisesFNa0<v,
~ s<sisa - = = T. s,aosissss sstislas
,.,,,.. sr,n,s; = & ;s' s.:i;ss.s :..ssa. ,ss e
ssss.srs 10 sssFiy SskeiY ~ - ~
tss.A .. ssfisse sssu ssss snsS-
~ Tale svssaa sssr 49, !hss -. ~
tAs-sl 50 sss, ssvy is - AsvsAief Ssce
,sas~o~s. 10 s~stisseA - shOiasss4 -
esAsv SsSsAs~ = T. T. .ffrS.oes eArSS -.
1.ss.as ~ ssssi,as 81 ~ osress eeAees
q .. ~, e .svss s.snAy s-;sa Y
-, 4 iSe Ss-s<sisi i.s.. vS~eY ,As
sss.s.sss..S !. ss.sw.... y "a. 81,
Ss.ssS .isA vs,ss. 0s>s 49, AesS.
siass 10 b 1skr~<D~ 10 sny Ss1Osss soS q
ssss srss ass sN~ ki-a
,.is. s.s~ S.-.;. sss1:sssiiy s.s-isass :
gsSt = srsA Assiih.
t.s sss - y q sey Sssg sases. - =
. s~A.uiss.. = :. s.sss,a .SsyN
- Ss.. isssrs-tt-s - esii - ssy ssSlsss
= sS--A sAs~ssssss vVss'es1oy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NoS1RIlS
AND STUFFED HEAD--END CATARRn

Eran, balm Jl.xois-s ~ the heat of
a.. aos,ril.. p~s-,sssss Ahi heals
,h- in'IaH-s. s-sii.a msnbsaIs
shish iIa-s ,h. sas-. head sad throat
clears the air passages: s,ors aass
disrha'zs aaa a s-slins OF si-shsihs
ssa'hIHs relief epnaps Immediately.
tLans tzy asas- 'anishi struggling
,sF hfra,h. -is. head stated: nos
,slis closed. hawking ami bissinf.
cs'sFfa "r a sala. With i's funuins
Rose. .Sri sssss1s dropping into the
throat. snd Ea~f d'Yn-.s IL ais,r.'ssias .
hs' sssiY ar.ai~.s
ru' Tnur fai'h=iusf ".rr-'r
"EiS's Cream fiAin'- and ,.as cold
Of ss'a,rs siii surely disappear.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
DRINK HOT TIA
Ho1 4 BAD COLD

Get . small psekaes of Hamburg
Bsrasl Tea. or a tke German folks
calf u. "HaabarRss Bsuss 1kee.- st any
phasnary. Take . tahlsspooetul oi ths
isa. put . eup Of boiling water aPo~
it. pour thsoash . sieve asd dsisk .
tsarup full Il aay tisss dasiss tho
day OF before rrtirias. Il 10 the ssoss
effective way 10 break . cold aad cure
grip. ~ Il ore~s the pores Of the skis.
relieving coesestioa. Also loossas the
bowels. thus driving . cold iruo tie
GysteM.
so .. IL i. s'.s as,n ~ II Ts !. is ,s.ss..sss. .
a"d Entirely Vegetable. thssssssS pis
asd harmless f1f -t :
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
lasssat Relief When xose and Head
are cloxsed from Cold slops
Nasty Catarrhal D,sehafres Dali
Hesdaehe vasisles
Try "Eiys Cream raim "

Get . snaii bottle sa,say. Just sa
uy i,-appi, . little in N. nesHi>
ard issisa'iy Yasr eissxsa nns~ sss
ssarp-a.up air pass axss OF u. head
~iii or-n: yea ain breathe freely
dsiinss asa hsass.h. aisarp-Ar, H.
sos.iax lh. sa,arsl. .oia.ia-ssai
~ catarrhal cote throat ~iii b. gone.
Ead such mis~sr no~ r's' 'h-
seSli bottle os "tay's cs-ssa nsiu .
ss any drug store. This s-~-.. ira.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
STRIKER ARSON
GANG INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

l'ssr.is. saioss Npfii :is-Nft-f
ISLES IN session sss os-s ts. seeks.
a.. grand jssy saiaars.a g->srraas
., nasn and ssbspi;'.i IL. s-Inf, 10
IT,. tai,ss states ai.'gis' cousi.
jaasr i.-vt.. ps-.iJinss tt- iasf
s-sasA--s a total .s f.ssr.fs~ mr~
.i,kia n. state 81 Colorado
Azsaas ike irap.r'aas isassiarsss
.r;asn-es. prs- The tsiio-iss:
carsa A.ass. Gssss jaa.si.n. 80
sasa,s. -s-skias 'h- Mesa coa.,7
Satianai baaks
III Hills. Jack itsftshsm. Mss
Mastis.s. David J. J-.tsyes. Chsrir.
Crsss. Css.arc Gcsu-gli saa lhosssInir
I'us.re. charged vita breaking inio
she iitssis. passssfie-. sesf Asailas.
Am-st.sa .srs-s. compsay. tb~a.
vet. together With II. srensssi as. ut.
T.. L.. Chas- and l.. n tiuxrsfosd.
.raiiss letters ,hsvash - express
msst-ts
One at the mpst Important rasrs
which came before the sfaad jury
go. iha, at us.pn Adams. The capital.
i., "s 6rsas Junction. NATL several
months akn president of the N-sa
County National hank. Thrp.Sh al.
legged missprrupsN,iun of tunds the
hank ~as forced I. .ipsc lie sicoss.
Many people ~.f- aim.n' ruissd by
,h. iuse Of money in tho bSak. The
case ~a. submitted to the Grand Jury
week bcf-,v last and alter taking an
ratir- day Ia its confederation the
stand jury returned an tnd'esn'cut
counts. The indictment scc''-s that
ADAMS may be tried for cmbcsalc-
mon,. misrepresentation 81 banks
funds. ab.,ra.iinE monies frum the
hank without authority. tnak,ns fa'sc
entries on the books and other rec.
ords of the bank. accepting money
knowing that the bank was insolScnt
and several other minor charges. In
many instances u was found that the
records or the bank had been
| changed to sui, the will Of the presi-
dent without any of the officials oil
the institution Knowing Of the tnrt.
dents until the bank was closed.
I In case Of y conviction on all o'
the counts broush, By the grand
jury against Adams lie would have
to serve n total of i2S Year,. the pun
tshment for the conviction in each
ease being five years as the minimum
In the United States federal prison.
Probably the next case Of Interest
to tn. resident. of Pueblo was tbs
| returning of an Indictment In whicf
seven men are accused OF breaking
into tn. Higgins postoffiee at th'
Southwestern mine near AguiIar las
minter. II is alleged that sever
men. Ed Hills. Jack Hartsham. MAJ
| Martinez. David q. Jeffrycs. Charlc'
Costa. Cassano Gcmelli and Dominic
Fugere entered the office OF th'
mine owners in which there was 10
Gated a postoffice and took therefron
several letters and other class o
mail during raid on that property
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
AN AID TO DIGESTION

Never take whisky or pcpsin - an
aid to digestion. but take Chamber
iain's Tablets. They will strengthen
the stomach and enable II to perform
its duties naturally. Sold by all deal
crs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

II In need Of printing OF any kind
phone the Chronicle News. We are
equipped to give You first class work
promptly. Cali Trinidad 40. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
RUB bACKAuE AND Z
LlyMBA@ RIGHT OUT
1ss 'rsh 81 pa1l.s Svay va.A
. snail bottle Il ~ hsasse
n jaanhs OIL

When your hack IL sore and lame
or lin'ba,o. sciatica or rhsumatism has
you stiffcnci up. don't suffer! Get .
Is cent bottle Of old. honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" At any drug store. pour .
little in your hand and rub IL right
into the pain or ache. and BY tho time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame.
ness ia gune.
Don't stay crippleii This soothing.
Penetrating oil needs 70 be used only
once. II takes tho ache and pain right
Il is magical, yet ab.oiutsly hsrniess
md doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing clso stops lumbaeo. sciatieA
and lame back misery % promptly
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

batteries: Gichcll. Doyle and
Crisp. Kinsella. Salisbury and HALEY.
At Omaha-yame with Al. Josef Il
postponed: wet grounds.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

naeieaai League.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

{ batteries: Doaei,a. inscrsoll and
CLARK: Lavender and Archer.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

Ilaiirftr>. N~apI,~r and Hartley:
tsikrai.rrk sAi Tcsi-r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24

wr&iern League.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16

The removal Of the militia southern cs,salo county
wond bring abeut clashes that would sb result ssously than
those already recorded The srkss owne desperate The
imported work the places Of th The have been
hred voluntarily vs thtnk saly they
ing their lives night work hsy vaat Those rights should
be respected Lawlessasss azl shAl
That the militia has bssa ehasyd q saaaing
OPERATOR due only the fast that the ss the
been hwls Had aa vesaes troops would
here The strikers have brought ~ ysssat
see The Of The paat a.A oag suffering did
until he felt that he had hs homer Of the
other would have doae the ss osass merely
carried oden
All the hsss hbsr 1As unemployed the
and New York plaadsas and attacking problem
serious The Michigan ssres ssiag vssd With the law
essn and eay time civil carried West
xn The natiaa constantly stirred ty beea labor and eap
a due esy the asassss asd ossaaiss vhs living
creating tEeahs.
cad somewhere tine might Just veil b
requires the federal osps down
fsdn neeps essss million dslan day kssp the militia
the field vss aaa hsss live aad tia,
worth all coesdo live asd prosper
present eoaditiea
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
SENATOR TAKES SHOT
At NEW HAVEN PROBE

Washington. u. e.. March is-
They arc tiaal,ns away ~hil. Rome
is burning. said senator Weeks. Re
pubiic. "f Massachusetts,. today after
= conference with Presidcn, Wilson
In which he declared the New ttaven
railroad .cnferers with tho depart
mcni of iusticc~ ere wasting time
ami that executive Influence was 20.
nuired 10 bring them together more
promptly
II was understood that tn. senator
suggested to the president that he
caii in Attorney General Mcncynclds.
Governor Walsh of Massachusetts,.
Chairman Howard Elliott of the New
Maven and T. ". Gregory. spe, ial
counsel for tho department Of justice.
TO bring about an agreement.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
TWO STRIKERS KILLED
IN GUN BATTLE
At OAK CREEK
Two striksbrsakers are Under Arrest
Situation Critical ~ Result Of
Clash Saturday Night.

Oak Creek. Colo. March ia.
II, House and \. p. Perkins. two
sirikebreaksfs employed at III. Oak
Creek mines. were arrested by sh-r-
III chiyins'on las, night charged
with tn. killing Of one striker and
seriously ~oundins u second in u
strike fight here Saturday night. Th.
sheriff and deputies since immsaii-
at-iy after the shooting and were APP
pretended as they were entering Tn.
min,
t-I-or's SATURDAY nishI had IL that
two mHh were killed in the fish, but
early Yesterday IL Mas discovered
that the second victim. Juan de Mesa.
sa. alive. n- Mona fell with iohn
Giii. Who ws. Instantly killed. ami
the constable ordered the ,~o bodies.
both dead A. he believed, tahrs 10
ah undertaking establishment after
the fishs "a. ended.
Nt the -sisbiishm.ai 1, ~as foaad
that de Mo.a 90. still alive bn' prob
ably fatally ~ouna-.i by ballet in
hi. abdomen. N.rsrdihs To sheriff
Chisinkisn only .ouT n-n ~-f- -hr
sas~i sn the bsa~i which ~ss pre-
sipiia,-a. he SAYS. by .si~s os ''~rab
hurled ~ the sssik-br-As-ss By ia-
ahisn m-n. iiasa ha'is~ aud i'~fAih.
a-cisr- their inno--ar- ~. eas con
ns-sbon ~i,h tho .hos,inss H-sanse
sf high feeling h-f- on 'h- part OF
uaias n-n the sheriff deemed IL sa.
,i.ssi- to take his prisoners 10
s,-ambaa, Srsiass asa ,s- Ia" mrh
v-r- arss.s overland guarded by .
squad of arpn.E-ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
Iaesss' Dasee fs.ssssw HisA,.

''tsupsa's teiexfsa TO ,ua hssss
ahes assistseoasiea. No oae ~s. in
ne tsais vbsa. sYssssA saa 40 oa-
vss sheovs nsi.z {AM- are 'se ,ss'
esssaiss e te-Ass esd sh- %. e-ss-
~ ~ vne~s 80 sns ssai~s's.i, II
is ~ lsve ia, sas.ksss .-r- ,hee~a
ues & eo0Nass hosass Tsais ~~sr
~ 6eoesoyrd. Tvais ses~ sos de-.
slsoJvs. R~s.pas sis-s by militia
Tor tskiae ,heus do~s is ,ss, 'sey
vsfe ussa As = asssos tss masassr~.
~ao tsas sainsr In Death tho atsh,
bsfuse. h IL rot s'.eus ,isar sos i-rc.
pie ssoaiA ai.s .aiias~ s;sias .s,
sseh oaisarcn-s. misrepresentation of
fs~tse
signed:
~ ". AMMo>s.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
~YRIcIdEs.' PfIASEs GOOD
AUD6kuCE At WEST

"trv<tis>'. a dssastisssicn Of
U~sr Potter. sp!esdii novel. = clean.
~hnlc.nsas pisf 81 the msnh@. ,oaa-
,fy. r~r,sse si'h rich humot saa sea-
'imsn' asa ,assyiss oui to the tuIl-
ns.. = pretty love story. ~ss present
~ to . pleased, audience at tho West
'h-sssr last Hsxhs. IuIss vslie as
rrveki.s zas~ very s,rdIsshl~
p.rfosmsne- and ia,trs.rd interest
IN the h-ck itself The ausin,
sso,ea dialect ~sn, By ." the great
amusement Of the audirs.rs
Carrie tlci,mare a. the swamp an.
GET played opposite "trr.tles in 4
Moas charming manner The little
love s,es1 "' ,h. bo, and the siri vas
beautifully worked ou, in tender
touches "f sen'imen, that ,s impres-
.i,c. The pIsy hss dramatic climax
es and holds the attention Of the au-
dieuee sturn start to finish.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
.sAYs SUE
scoosssosA ess0 49, ~

i.A-saa. called oat b, the seas-
pAI-s mee. discussed sa- susf-svs.~
Only IN . srsessi ss5s liz ssid is
hsa beea ffi.adly 'has fsss
,t~ ssIa ''Mnsh-s' Jes-. ssla tho
sas-s aos that che hsd ,-~ra dcs-ussc1
ami shs, .hs 80. snsns hSshs Tue
governor sspsr-e~si N. hoe- that she
would NOT violate any laws
i.sssea said he haa asked the sns.
csaos Ia fr>'osr the s.sss sr~easls
,sk.s dosa hy the n,ii,,s 81 The soS.
~ rosb~rs striker sssi sosoay and
intossm-a the chief executive that
the tu.tr-i Mae wusk-ss isssaas-,
to s-'suili thrns
The .oaferra.r .lu.~d -sostiS 10
.as. !: c'siorks Assosasss to- the
governor most ef the sSe hours So.
sion vs. consumed hy tlsskiss sssu.
ias points of constitutional rsshsss
tn. governor seetsrm.d Gcaerai
Chasc's vesssea nj ho~ Mother
joacs ~as hrp.sht TO Denver.
Goternoe x ~. Ammens ,otiAy
made pahlie a telegram received
from international Officers ct tbs
t'n,ssd Mine Workers of America
relative to the asmoii,ica at tents =,
the rorhcs .pleay. aad HE res,J
thereto The meseaG-. follow:
lion. r. ". Amnon.. governor eI
Colorado. Denver
'Ju.t received the following '-'e
gram from John r. I.swspas Sr>
\ itetday twenty three mounted militia
mon tore down tents s' rosbcss Mt.
zanateii. Who gave birth Ia twins ri
i Saturday. bcine thrown on, will
o,i,rrs into storm. .ie-s and snow
Colonel pasi. stated he hal rrceive-
ordcrs from General Chase to ciea,
out camp II seems searrciy possible
that such outtse-s can hr rerprtra'
e,i on american soii. These ten,
are our property. located upon on
land and occupied by striking miner
who hs1 been thrown out Of con,
pa1y houses. We protest aesins
such innuman methods and call upci
you to stop pcrper,a,ion ot such on,
rage. by miiita-, authorities.
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