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The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
PRODUCE MARKET

The market was well supplied with
berries and small fruits this mOrutns.
being the leaders The red raspberrie3
are showing the effects Of heat ana
travel. somewhat. and were sometimes
little mushy but as rule the ouer :
ings were ia good condition and sold
readily at small price concessions, Re /.
ceipts OF poultry were quite liberal
again, but the demand for hens rs still
equal 70 the supply and the market
dragging In tone. Home grown vege-
tables are In excellent supply. and are
naturally inclined 20 work lower
AppIes-New apples. sl.25G1,5o per
ssnHnas----Good shipping stock. u.BS
02 S5 per buncn.
heses-DIied !imss. 7hasc per ID
CnuiinOwe por do1.
Celery--Michigan. 20 q 2Sc per doA
Cahbnge- a. per Dbl.
Cheese Wholesale prices: Michigan
mats, liQ14Ac; New York l5h a. i6c;
isSiSSci imported sSiss ssos;%c:
'oG cSe 2GLas ss$S2S ai pe9 pn !oe To-
Currnnts-Red. ga $50 per bu.
California Fruits -Cherries. SLa50
1906 apricots. 1l.75@2 per box. plumS
per box pears, SSa$25 per box.
Dates-FeTslan. new IA nc. ards.
SO shc 10. Dromedary, $3.50 case
mssra@' ilSisc: No. ray sSioo i per IS
Figs - Imported, lIVI5c. ID; Cali
tornia, s5c per box
$3.50 per crate. soc per basket: cucum-
bers, $50 iJc, radlshes. long, Toe;
round. l0c per dOz.i tomatoes, Canadian
ll-qt. baskets. 81 q l0. green beaLs, 81
green corn, 100 Zoe per doz.. greet
home grown, si.oO per bG, hot house
tomatoes l2alZ &C per ID
GOOseberries--S2 per bu.
Honey Fancy white new, lb0l6c;
an Der, 100 lie ID. extracted, 74sc 10
Aay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. (. o. b. Detroit. NO l timothy.
$16.50gl7; standard, Sl5.50Wl6i 40. z
timothy. Slb.6oV 10. NO. naked, IlSS9
,SQS5O: wheat and oat straw, so
Hides No cured. l4hc: No
green hides, l2hc NO. l cured DulIA
cured veal Kip. l7c: No l green veal
kip. l6c; No. l cured murrain. l2c; No.
/ green murrain. lOc; NO. cured caIf,
isG No &c sSlse sA s5S Se No 90 ta aHcS
SC; No. 2, &C. No. hlues, &c on; No. 4
kip and calls. &c OH sheepsAln. as ts
amount OF wool. sseS'LsO. :,
Lemons-M essinCs, $o.5UU6, -alitor
MA {6.5O47 per box.
k,imeA--2 " Las per box
Me.ons-W ateI melons. 35 a soc ea2h
Rocky Fords, sac per case.
MushrOous--So " 4Oc per 10.
Oranges-CalitoTniA navels. $3.50
4.z5, VaIencias S3.5OQ4 per box.
UniOns-Southern. 5000 per cwt
PeHches-In siXbasket crates. Sl.75
az per crate.
Potatoes -Looblers. S4.50Q475 per
Dbl.
PouItry-Live mons, i6Rl6hc; No g.
l2q l4cj stays, l0Hllc. oId ROSTERS
l0c, broilers, 81 q 22c geese 1Oc ducks,
"a l5c, young ducks, lie; turkeys, lie
per 10.
crate
Raspberries-Red, s4q45O per bu..
black, $3q3.25 per bu,
TallOw-No !. &C, No. z, bho al
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
Classified I Cent a
Rates. | Word

Cash win order IN charged. 7c a
line
40 Transient advertising inserted
tqr less than &c with cash. I8cs N
charged per insertion
The above rates apply 70 All classi-
ncatlons except Births, Cards OF
Ihanks. Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help
blrths. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks and
Meetins Notices-Mi nimum charge. 35c
Tor IS words or less over as words
one and one third cents for each extra
word
fersonals--M minimum charge soc. soc
Per line. count six words 20 the lipe.)
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17

CHICAGO, July 16.-Opening: Wheat.
July down nc; September steady: De-
cember, steady. Corn: July down Y q.
September. down sac; December. down
&c. oats July. down nc: September.
down &c December, down sc Pro.
visions: Firm and higher.
Noon-Wheat July up 1c: Scpteu,
Der up &c; December up We Corn:
July up SC september steady: De
cember down l4c. oats: July UP u
Septcmber up nc: December up q. O.
Close-Wh July up Nc; Septem-
Der UP lc, December up 1C Corn.
July up lie; September down &c: be
cember down A oats: July up &c.
september up &C. December up y q
Provisions: Easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
cuIcAGo nIrTTER MARIlEr.

CHICAGO, .July l6.--Butter: ENtras
2Gl5 m 26Ac: hrsts. 2SG24c: dairy ex-
tras ga Csc, nrsts, 2td22tAc Eggs.
Prime ordinary IN DISC; irsts. 1871
n19c Cheese Twins. l3m 1874 G. young
Americas 1bM15lC Live poultry.
Fowls. 14is M15c; ducks. i2a14c, geese
.sM10c sprir gs. 2tm22c. turks 16c
Potatoes New potatoes Receipts 20
cars virginia, S3.5Q0 355 per Dbl;
Kas. & No Ohio's 75QSi10.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK,
DunnIng a stevens Report.

EAST BUFFALO. ~ y. July TO-
Cattle. Receipts roo head market
slow, choice 20 prime shipping steers,
1880 10 1900 lbs. 81 5GW9.15. fair 10
good do. SS.S5a9.25; plain and coarse.
$685. a $40. choice 20 prime handy
steers SS.50d9; fair 20 good do, IS rs
~ $50. light common, 506l7.S6,
yearlings, SS25M9, prime rat hefers.
SSGS.25. good Dutchering htifers ST.75
n g. light DO, s7Q775. Best heavy Fat
cows. $7q725, good butchering cows
So a 6.75. Gamers and cutters $4,000 s,
best feeders, $7.256750i good do SO 70
al; best stockers. s625 H675, common
TO good SJ.50Q6 best bulls, Se750
7.50 good killing bulls. $62b06.75t
stock and medium bulls. $5H6; best
milchers and springers S15N9 30. good
do S55Q65 common, $35 CSC,
Hogs Receipts, D 600 hcat, market
Coo lower; heavy, $3.50; workers. and
pigs. S9.30Q9.40.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head market
slow; top lambs. sS7bU9; yearlings. 81
$3.50. wethers, S6H6,2J, ewes, 81 81
$50; calvAs, S5nl1.5O
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17

The following firms are privi-
legged to execute orders on the
Exchange. Carlyle & Povah, w A.
Hamlin a. Co. H. W. Noble & Co,
w. =, Moss & Co, Lewis @. Gorton,
w. l.. Reilly & Co. Geo 81 West
y Co. n \ Warren & Co. VIM. III.
Rose & Co. w A. Neer d Co.
w Il. Mclaughlin
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
rnLEnn LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. July l6---H0gs Heceipts'
liberal and strong market 5c higher
heavles. mediums and workers., ss. o0H
3 40. good pigs. S9.15W929. calves
Market. steady sheep ana lamhS'
Market. slow.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
cIpvEI.1IDcTTyr STOCK

CLEVELAND July l6.--Hogs Re
ceipts 5000 steady workers, mixed
heavies S9.05do10, roughs, SSl5,
stays, S675. Cattle Receipts. Z cars.
slow and lower sheep and Lambs!
Receipts cars. slow steady year
lings. 1915 top; spring lambs $3.50 top
Calves: Receipts 300 head; slow Sli5o
top.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Creamery extras, &c; hrsts.
26c; dairy. lSc; packing stock, tic
per ID
Fresh receipts. cases included.
hrsts, 2olac, current receipts, Ice per
doz. Receipts. 944 cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
x.Aaked. b.Bid s.sold. xb.xs-s
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. July l6-Wheat. Cash.
new. Sic July. sic. September. slLt &C.
Corn. Cash. 73& C.; July. old and new.
73Ac. September 70lsc oats cash
and July, 4Ohc. September. 37Ac Rye:
Cash, old. SIC; cash, new. 5qc. Clover
seed: Cash. $50. October and Decem
Der. SS92th Timothy. Cash $3.50:
September. So Alsike: August. 50.
Butter, eggs and hay Unchanged,
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEw YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. July t6.--Monev on call
~ per cent time money 1d4h ucr
cent for six months mercantile paper.
iiSc Bar silver. London % i-16 pence
40. New York. 55hc. Demand sterling,
t4ST25
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
BIRTH LIST.



Fred A. Reid. SO4 Loraine-aye Max
sherman, POS Rowena- ST.. Lawrence
i. Erhardt 346 Twenty -second-st /,
Clarence w. Lanktou 75O Townsend
ave. Vincent Salleo. 80 Columbia st,
west Donald q Macdonald 63l stan
ley ave, John SkQcelas, 1914 Grandy-
ave; John Lukasiak, 1893 st. Aubin-
ave. james Athanson, 296 Monroe-ayes {,
q. Tamarindo. ass Larned-st east,
otto Rennhdd 2223 Latayette-ave.
west; Fred kuppitsche 5l2 Cavalry.
ave; Alexander Karoly. l49 Spring
wells ave; Samuel kepes, 23O2 Fort
ST.. Edw Bleich, l71O Scotten-avc.i
John krol, $3.50 Russell-st. John Mach.
$50 Meldrum-ave. Steve Glumackt.
1871 Chene-st, Philip Hutenberger 80
Jay-st. Donald Youngblood, 226 Nc
Graw ave. Edw Stonel, 1888 Canton
ave John Beyster, l07 Thirty fifth St.;
Frank Bosinski. AR Lovett ave. stan
islaus Skriganok 594 Twenty third
ST Michael Rozmlrek 2l2 Thirty
fourth st, Bruno Hielinski 634 Penn
sylvania ave. Il. ". Higgins, 1919 tiol-
ave; Alexander Omelia, ~ Hammond
ave John IL. Marsch, l29 Brandon
ave- Iguols ZdankewicZ % Aaron St
GIRLS.
Thomas Gacek. no Pulaski, Joseph
Kotlarczyk % Dey-st, George w.
Armstrong. 293 West Warren ave. Jo-
seph Gao. IS Adele-st stanley Vol
niclA IS Adelc-st, Charles Seal, 500
Belyidere-ave stanley Nledzialkie-
wicz 900 Howell-st Frank Borys. Ss6
ThIrtieth ST. Il. Tocco, 2b9l2 Rvard-
ST, Frederick West Az Toledo ave :
Louis Larry. 1853 Harrington-ave. Nj
colo Diovordt 24t Congress east;
Onoha Minado 869 Congress- east;
Woiciech Merecki, $50 St nave. =
Harry Schultz. 597 Warren east
Theofl Gwinic, 1855 Russell st; An
tonic pawlak, 1852 Campbelr-ave.
Frank Kolum. 800 Mcclellan ave
Thomas Zimmerman 30 Jay-st., Law
renee II Boyd 42S Lafayett ave
west. stanley Nowaskowski. 333 PALM
crave: william Yeomans 500 Lin
coin ave: John O.. Carstens. 1915 = Jti-
ferson-ayo east: Henry Warten. 29I
Cass-ave Frank Lauhon, bS1 Con-
gress-s st. east. otto Gechke. $50 super
Il St RAYMOND Wtesciclski S3S
CEaua-sf twins
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
NEW york META MARKET.
RoYAI, OAK.

NEW YORK. July l6.--The metal eN-
change closed quiet. spot copper. fl3. %
ml362k; lead. f3.S503.95
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
CHARGES HUSBAND BIT
Her IN FITS OF RAGE

a real "wild man" was discovered,
Thursday. in a petition for divorce
fled by Adelaide NJ McCrea against
her husband, whom she names as
James McCrea alias Carl Curlee Ac-
cording to her statement James or
Carl flew into fits OF anger every
once in a while and made demonstra
tion thereof by biting his wife until
she bled
Mrs McCrea also alleges that when
she refused 10 turn over ait her wages
10 him he "beat her up until she was
black and blue Various other
charges along similar lines are made.
4 record was established by the
Western Maryland railway when II
hauled ia loaded coal cars from Cum
berland 10 Hagerstown, Nd with a
single locomotive The trainload was
in excess OF 15,750,O0O pounds
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
UqroN CvoCN YARDS. CHICAGO.

CiICN0O, July Ib---N0gs ReCeIpTs
Oah; marke. etrong 20 higher, mixed
I'D butchecs. tS.50N9 good heavy.
tS.tG1s: rough heavy $3.50 so;
light, ss.e5dp; pigs, $3.50 q S.95. Cat
tie Receipts 5000, market steady -
lower beeyes. S17069.a0; cows and
heifers, S3.9O09.10; stockers and feed
ers. $5.S06S; Texans. s640 ae.I6;
calves, $750nl1 sheep. Receipts. IS
600; market weak 70 l0c lower. native,
S5.25n6: Western. $3.50 500 Lambs.
S6.25@SS0. Western. S6s00 $50.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
MARKETS and FINANCE
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE

sion charge.
Active stocks.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
BOSTON COPPER

Total sales, 2ae.4O0 shares.
bid and asked.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17
FLORISTS.

PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
nHed. Corsage bouquets and funeral
designs speciality. Mrs r. Rush
Florist t36 M'chigan-hve West 2275
The Detroit times., 1914-07-17

LOSr-A diamond ring with platinum
setting outlined by black enamel at
Belle Isle bath house. Liberal re-
ward given 20 hnder. Apply Belle
Isle bath house.
LOST-W edne sday afternoon between
hours OF 2 and $40. Antique oval
top brooch, shout l "a Inch In dian<
eter, set with 20 or more stones. Re-
ward 10 returned 20 III Woodward-
ava
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
EN6LAED's ATTITUDE TOWARD
EXPOSITION EXPLAINED

London. MAY 2u.-HN specific To-
NAL Of tn" repeated assertion that
Great Hritain's a,titud" In regard to
the Panama Pacific exposition n, san
Francisco was du. ,n an agreement
hutwccn her and Germany. WAS piN-
IN to-day in the House OF Commons
by Francis Dyke hrland, parliamrn-
;ary under secretary for foreign al
fairs. In really To question on tho
subject he said:
There has been no understand
ing and no obligation. moral or 9TH
crwisc. exist between Germany, Tnt
Great Britain in regard 10 TIA. rana-
ma Pacific exposition
Attention was then drawn to Mr..
Acland's contradiction of the state
mcnt made by Ernest BassermAn in
the imperial parliamen, of Germany
hut the speaker said that Mr.. Ac-
land was not responsible for state
mcnts made in n foreign parliament.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
college NIGHT"
PROGRAM FOR HIGH
SCHOOL SENIORS

Tomorrow nisht Ia "Coiicg" night
at the First ". Church. u novel en-
tcitainmcn; arranged by the Ep-
worth League in honor Of the Sem
ior class %: tn. Trinidad high school.
\ splendid program has been ar
ranged for lii" social. sup'. Morgan
will deliver an address on til. sub
jcc,. why go to college which
promises to he instructive. Miss
Macdcr viii discuss the subject Of
how n girl can work her way tlirou III
college and Professor Sinclair will be
heard on how boy can work his
way through college. Principal j..
T.. Clifford Will give n reading.
The 'colles: Gnnrtcttc" Will rem
der a number OF songs and in decor
atcd cosy corners the various cdura-
tional institutions of the state will
be represented. II will he one of
tho most delightful social entertain
ments arranged for the graduating
class OF the high school.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20

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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
OF 0lT y 4 Z Y

O0SD4s
~ nassns ~ gsss old sss ss Jake
basan. St Nsssltas. died iass ai8hs At
ss- sssas of his rss~sss al shss
place iAssh wss DIS. So paeasa.AIas
stassai to-day ss Aspitsso
Miller.
Woss wa. received here today astr
si.iss et The death .s jsk. Miller.
father of Mrs l. A. ttsxssss .s shis
city. Who passed swss 81 his hasa- in
Halter. No. yesterday III. Grand
daughter. Alta Wan-i. arrived al his
h@.asias a short lias b~ssse .ho -n.i
~am-s
The deceased ~as .rsrass years at
age aud = rsoss- fuus farmer lie is
survived hy 10. sons and ,~a
ssaxhsesso One soa srsii-s al
Parker. Kansas. and an~ in Cal-r4
ada: oa- daughter lives al isrlI-SiII-.
Ills. AMI the y"aas~ss daughter.
Mrs. itAaE-si. in Tsisitais Funeral
~iii take place iosmosrn~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20

waters ~sse seasiaeset at sh- nasy
srrss'msht s.siass Ae,ias Secretary
Of the Nav 'tss~rs-ii said that with
IN ~s-h hr harsi sa withdraw sn
N@ssieaa waters on. division al the
StIah'ie fleet. consisting "f f"us
hassl-ships aud five s.fscds boat DO.
sss.yrsS ~5'h tender
That -srSY effort -iil I~ tuadr by
the rni'-.t States to maintain sh.'
rast .t Tamris" free ani op-a la
commerce was .irvlas-a ,a.iay by Act.
ins s~sr"saTy "f the Navy Roosevelt.
While n. definite orders had been
issued. the sscuns SECRETARY said
that u necessary. step. would h-
taken tn prevent a bioS Eaa- by either
Mexican f-tt~rais as rons,i'u, iuuai.
lists.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
sMOOT SHOWS LOSS
BY UNDERWOOD TARIFF

Washington. n. G.. May 90
Armed with tables of figures. Sena-
tor Smont of Utah told today the
senate that the total loss to tho
commerce of the country in the
month Of April as a result of the
passage OF the Underwood tariff law
had been SG3.OO0.OOO. He based
this. he said. on reports as to in
creased importation and decreased
expectation. He said this was at the
rate of S7G6. 900. 900 loss n year.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
Mastiaez Guilty
sf hspolsais,y
MaasIssskie,

ssailss of 5se@Aaasssf @sssts1sh'
a~so sN~ kstssss 81 A1ssrsi@ sSAsset al
- boarding. he3sse IA inet4sas 90
Naszh sSo VAS ahr sSsa of tss gsF-
sst ssssssss tasr FpssrssaF 10 sa~
assss9s eeass la RAH esse of SaasSas
Mssssaszo MsssiaE4 sASs aaa 3sttatS
sA.ss4 ~ish q gifln sheA shss~ss
s,,ess s2.ssiA aat sAs SsAas es.aa
sssa~ a@ sm~ ssss&sas h9sas@ ssa ss~ss
~aaasa ssaaissa@oa fNs shSs was
fsssa sAssasa sSa sS@fs arc bsatsss
sAas sAftSss.'d ssr fatal s@ssa pass
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
LARGE TIMBER WOLF
SEEN IN FOOTHILLS

That a isf=- 'imhr. wolf has been
roaming about in the foot hill. al
the rnd OF Colorado avenue IN the
north side. was stated today by a
resident of that street. who advise.
that children who are in the hahi,
wolf has h-cn seen in the hills for
scscsai days. according to the resi-
dent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
FORMER AMERICAN
AMBASSADOR TO
MEXICO SCORED

WsshiHsrsH. u e.. Ma 90 'ri,ia
.isn .f llyarY Lane Wilsar. spItarf
Nsrsisau ambassador &" N.Sis". was
nlasi~ IN the senate ,ssjay lsY senator
Stone. chairman .s ib- I"Friga r,iaa
,ipns susami,tr~. ~b-a senator Mi
liam Alden smi,h al Mirhisaa had
s-ai a letter fr.sa Mss Wllsaa 80
pressing his Vi.~s 81. ,ir Mexican
situation.
The letter VAS s.t~hsihiy 8" correct
- date in Senator smiths r-ern' M-x.
lean spnvchs t. former ambassador.
In saiiins attention q. the error. told
at urging the r, ensniiiou "f GruU'si
liu-r'a ana said adoption nf that
ruurs" would have aN"ri"i tho bleed
shed which had occurred.
Senator Smith said III. former am
tassa,!or deserved III" highest aprT--
citation Of the nation.
oh. I don, thiak lie IL catiii-i
4" the .ra,-f~s consideration of 'h"
American p-opi-." insisted senator
Stone. For myself I have vary little
, consideration or respect for the for
me- ambassador to tie republic Of
Mexico"
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
WEs1eAR0 STARTS
$4,000 NILE AUTO
TllP IN STATES

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ssessrs ss@ e@asiares Sa aa sss@a4el
bile h5s~ siAs~s ssesa ~.sa ts Nrsls
ssA live sssens sg@aa aassA .@ .@sssss
always striving 4" slaa ss- bsss
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be sas driver ab-as = qsassrs @s .
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siae- 1919. shis T.sn.i-ss c~as-
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tia-n'ai ssa'-ss la srsaznl'i.n a. his
ssum nsas G-ian.it. Nevada. insn
o--as valley. California. has irra
named fas hS-s li~ .ssanis~si 'h-
T.iriag CtIs .t Nm-rita shi vas is
'jrs; psrsid"n'.
Ia 1911 b. surveyed the N-w York
to jacksonville s.tis- t.r The riiia
drn tour OF that y-ass iiis record "'
!. s.u nsiiss in ton days over the lad
rnais II the S.u'h Atlantic s"ahaats
hes YET to b. beaten Last yrar he
made an automobile iris "t is."u1
miles for the National Highways as
sos iatinu. leaving N-s York at III.
beginning ot Iun-. driving to San
Francisco. ani covering practically
ali the routes in the far west pro-
posed by the association aH ua-ts uf
its system Of sn.c." miles .r Nation.
Al highways. His trip ended in T"v.
,s La. in December.
This year Mr.. w..tgari will take
ur his work in Texas where II" left
off. After surveying several routes
in Texas. New Mexico and Oklahoma.
he plans to go north a. far as tho
Canadian border. th-n west To Vel
lowstonc park. returning to cover
the principal routes In the middle
western states. His long ride Il
scheduled to end in indianapolis Dc
ccmbrr 10th.
lie uses large s;N-cyfinI"r tour
inI car. IN addition he vii, take u
light rinabont for carrying spare
parts and literature new depart
urc ihis year. The entire expense of
the ,ri, will be borne by the Nation
al Highways ssocia;ion.
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PERSONALS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
Coxey's Rag Tag
Army Reaches Capital

Washington. d. c.. May 90
who marched into Washington yes
,erday with small group of strag-
glcrs. constituting the so-called army
of the unemployed, was today granted
20 speak from the steps of
the capitol at noon tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
ROYAL. AkrANuA

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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
ATTENTION, MASONS.

Special communication of Trinidad
Lodge No. 50, A. f.. and A. NJ.
Thursday. May 81. p. IN. Work in
third degree. All Master Masons
welcome.
2t n. RENSTON, w. NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
POPE MEETS CARDINAL
GIBBONS YESTERDAY

Rome. May 20 cardinal Gibbons
was received yesterday in audience
by the Pope.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
N07lCI

For the psotection Of the timber
and grazing and TO preserve and In.
crease tho eans aad fish theron. The
Rocky Nountaia Coal snd Iron Co..
and tho Colorado Fuel and Iron Co..
hereby give notice that all irespass-
Ing. hunting or fishin9 on their lsndr
In Las Animas County. Colorado. arc
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountata Coal Z Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By J. r. wslborn. Presidcnt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20
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Episcopal Guild.
Priscilla Club.

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