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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
2ur Seadltnna.

poitinipettpr 9rimrpsH, tteilte Der
ppli5ei qeitern nit. ba6 bic Dot.
diets, go. S4S5 unb 1886 aug Der
goititation in Hepart, g. 8, pers
iGpunben iinb, uno ieSenfalls Der
@erIud ppn einem aepiiisn Sad
Garter, alias s. 9rent, 20 Biz
20 Sabre aft, Der geriu4 aee
niu9t tuerben ipirb, bic Gbeds
in Gincinnnati umsuiessn. Sc piro
qebeten, qenau auf bic Gbednummern
gu a6ten, I'm bsi benz eDeutueHen 8ers
JUDI bes Nsanuss bsnielbsn Der 4oliasi
,Sii iibergebtr.
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Temer. {

- Die 3euertpebr ipurbe seitern,
na6 oem BON Wl. @nafb oepobnteu
Saule go. 26 Sit Court Strabe gez
rufen. ba in benz 8u4itubl Elm fSeaer
ausgebrofen mar. Sin @asofen, tpsl-
der gu nabe on bem @ebdii Fano, bdt=
Die bteFes in fsldmmen gefebt. Yer
Ghaben betrdet S25.
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Ntetal . marft.
Rep gort, 1e. Wobem6er

Rep glort, 16. Robember.
5iun. = Martt itetig. 1926
34.50, Glectrolittc supfer fsit. Sill
75-12.00, gaitings $1162a-11.75,
glsi $3.55-3.65. Spslter $50, Gis
fen. - Martt ru6ig. Ro. l Ror.
tbern $14.25--1475 80. 2 S14.0o-
14.50. go. 1 Soutbern SLABS
14.75; Ho. 2 $1425-14.75.
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gixtinaatt,1 Is. ssspemBsr 1914


Dkod&dfte naren beute In ben bieiigeu
0Anfen efnaB Iebhsfter unb IHsinen iid in
NngemeiBsa efpas seboben ~ bnben, iuie
f@on aus ben Clearing. .llmfdben ~ erjsben
1T. Die Hanfen bers4neten fiir Darleben
on eau 90 uHb tiSfontirten Gef9dfts.
tapiess sbsnlaus Su s96.
1sAfd sxi 4ss Dsss
pnrben Al Bari spiiAen HanftH Strfanit.
Die Goxnterrafe betrast zoe praniis PER
$1,000.
DsAfd ssf eHssSs
si4t. We4fd anf eonboa fuurbea .5n
Sk00 - asa per Mfunb gterlina quptirt.
Siir @ehfd auf Berlin nureen 9ls fur I
glarf bere4net uno fir @sGfel aui gsris
roc bro 5raHe.
osnssa rbIissassss
iIau uns itaig pie sanfsa sssiirea sis
.
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Ghieaao, 1e. Qopember.

@ei3en. = isiir December $1.14se,
am S6IuB $1.14ac; fir
Wai $1.204-1.213c, am S9luB
81. .20ae.
Deli6torn. - fir sDesember 67l
-68c, amShlub 674c; fir Wiai 70ac
-715e, am S1lnB 71t.
6afer. sSiir DECEMBER 49ss-
495c. am GaluB 49ac; fir Tlai 534t
-535e an ShluB 53sc.
Rosaen. - Jio. 2 $105te-$1. .06c.
Gerite. - 61-80c.
simot6p - s3.75-5.25.
Slice. - $1O.00-14O0.
gjOrt. = Hiir :Sanuar $19.12-
1920, am S6luB $19.12; fir Wtai
SIS. .52-19.62. am GaIub $19.55.
St,mala. - 5iir Sanudr $10.40
-10.45. am S6lub $10.42; fir Mui
S1o.55-10.60. am e6lub $10.55.
Rippenfeitsn. = ifar Sanuar $1O.'
2o-1o27, am S6lub $10.25; fir
Mai $10.5o-10.55, am Sdlub $1o.'
50.
Butter. = Martt itetis. greamerH
24-323e.
Gier. - preifs b06sr. Drbindrs
firits 26a27ae. firts 28a-29ac.
aartoffeln. Wdrtt fetis. Mi4i'
gan unb @iseonIin 30-45e. Datota
unb Usinn.iota 40-45c.
@efliiael. - 2ehsnbes. preiie b06er,
Sprinsers 11a-12c, 5iibner lie.
Jrutbdhne 16c.
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lGeberitdt ses Gtncianati
Aytarfte3,
CIR bic NsntaL ben 16. Wsp.
1914 fnsiasnbs @s9s.

1914 fnoi0tnbt kbsge.
gineinnati. 16. 5lopentber.
Die ua@folsenbsn QuDtirunssn be-
,ieten li& ,,ur auf gnsros 1ratls'
atticnen. Hei Hsineren Gei4dftsn
rerben ettpas bSbere lprsiie bsrs4nst.
prsbifionsn.
Der Warii ipar rubis. preiit fsf.
Ghmafa. prima Stearn
1S90-11e.
Hro6snsefaIJenb bktf&.
Gbcrf clear Geiten 12--124e. fbort
9fippenisiten 10a-11e, lertra fbort
clear Geitsn 103-11e. Gdultern 10a
Lie. Bellies 12a-13ae mehr psr'
tadt.
Bacon. GbOri clear Geiteu
13a-133c. ertra f4ort Ripptnfeifen
12-121e, S&uItern 11s-123e unS
Bellies 12a-13ae. lpit un6 Il psr
q1funb msbr berpa6i.
Guear gureb TIttfM-
Gdinttn 1S--18ac. g}ienic S4ul.
tern 12a-13e, greaifeft Bacon ooh
21e, e,Snultern 12a-13c. trodens gesf'
Gfinitn 28-3Oe.
SHbsep5fettes Gleif4.-
Ghinien 123-14e, pienit Ghnltern
11s-12t, Bellies 16t-17ae. GGui.
tern 11s-12c, Rem Dort Gut LIZ
12c.
Trif&egs Gteifd. - S&fn.
Ten 124-13e, g}ienic GHultern 10A
--11e, S&ultern 10a-11e. fhort
Nippenieiien 10A-10ae, fhort clear
Geiten 104--11t. srtrd fhort Seiten
10a-10st. Bellies 15a-167c pro
gfunb.
WebI unb @Sirtt6e
MELT. = Winter patent $5.25-
6.45, Winier Janep $490-5.15, bo.
sfaniIp $4.50-4.65, grtra $4.05-
4.25. orbindres $3.S5-4.05. Sdrter
Wei5en potsnt $5.90--6.30. bc. fdntt
s5.45-5.7O, bo.Gamilp $4.65-4.S5,
Rpgsenmehl. norbiuefli&es semifhtes
S5.15-5.25. rsines gitp $5.16-
5.45 per DbI.
Wei,en - 30. Q rother Winter
81. 1.13-1. .13ae, SO. 3 Sill .27ac,
30. 4 rotber $1.05-1-10.
WeIfhfpru. - 30. / peibeS
75sc, 30. 2 bo. 75-75Ae. 80. 3 bo.
74A-75e, 30. A bo. 74-74ae. No.
s 30. 73t-74e. go. 6 DO 73-73as,
go. 1 qelbss 76ae. 30. 2 bo. 75a-
76Ae, 30. 3 bo. 75-75Ac, No. 4 bo.
74a-75e go. 5 bo. 74-74ace, 30.
6 DO. 73a-74e. 30. ! aemifdtes
76ac, go. 2 bo. 76-76te. 30. 3 DO.
75-76e. go. A bo. 74a-75e. No. s
bo. 74-74c. go. 6 bo. 73a-74e.
- Teues Mslidtorn IN bon 3
Sc niebrieer i'm glreiie. Wsibes
aolbentorn 74-76e, aslbss aolkns
Torn 74-76c. eemiidtes 73-75c. -
Reues ipeiBes 60-62e. aelbes CO.
62e, aemiidtes $500 per Bu.
6afer. - go. Q ireibsr 51t.
gianbatb tpeiber 50a-51c. go. 3
fptibsr 5O-50ac, go. a tpsibsr 4St
49ie, 30. 2 semifdter 49-49ats.
glD. 8 ssmifdier 48A-49e. 70. 4 &c.
mifdt.r 47a-48ae.
9Rogaen. - Wo. 2 $1.06--1.08,
SO. 3 $1.04-1.06. SO. A $1.00--
I04.
mails. - Trilbiabrs Gerifs Ss
-96c, bo orbindre S4-8Se per 9u.
WhiBfp.
Der lauft ,purbsn 635 gbls. Dis
fiifIers i5tnifkb Gocbs ouf Der Bats
bon $1.39 per galIone.
grpeerisB.
Raffes - Marit ruhig. prsiis
Retia.
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pferbe mnb WauIeiel.
gineinmuti, 16. glDpembsr,

gineiunati, 16. Rcbenrber,
DAG Qnse6ot BON pferbeu nnb
Mauleieln moren in Der perflofenen
Wode bei peitem uerinser als in ben
Dor5eruebenDen Wo9en. Die Auds
litGt mar i'm 9lllsemeinen cine CUTE,
bic Radfraae absr nur mdbtg. 9iels
pferbe bIieben unpertanft.
S6iuere3ngpferoe, $50 Bis f.6o0Nf. Sis0-250
sJdrmsStiiien, f,200 bis 1000 9fo.... 15o-225
Grpreb GbnHfs. ], 200 bis t.2G0 BIO. 125-1I5
Reuufplndnialpferbe. 600 bts I, ,OO0Rf. 150--fs0
cibIt6e gterbe. geo bls 1000 gf.,. 15b-fs5
WIuns .,......... 25--i00
@eiiern Rance 9ferSs. 4o-1oo
glauIefeL ~ BIS - Sane. 300 Biz
100 9fb. .............-.- 90-20o
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3uder. - prsifs Tstis. Dfaf'
finirtsr Gut aoaf $3.50; pophereb
$50: Cubes s5.85: aranulaitb
$500: Gonfsetionsrs .Ql4 $50: off
~ $5.25: ipeibsr srtya e. $5.05
eytrd ~gs ABS per funb.
MofaffeB IN Tstis.-saeip OF.
leans Open Rtstle 38-45c. Genfrifib
snI 11--20c per gallons.
Weis. - Qouiiianu. 6nneb hsat
Ba-7e, prima 6a-64c. orbindrer 4
-6 S0pdn 4-4ae per pfunb.
Daisss prehnstG
| Asttkss - Maztt zztis. Arsle
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Die ttmfate i'm tiefigen Glsarisgbaus
bsliefen ii4 beute auf t4,4l:.soe.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
o 3 IT U AZ

,00noos.
NsS. J-s~y Ann M-asrr di~.i sec,
l0s1sy afternoon al the home Of h-i
daughter. Mrs, william Wood. al
iso~ca. Mr.- M-aser ~as - y-as,
old. ttin-rai arrangements have no,
yet been announced.
1rsts.
Tue fan.fai al Aa-i-aa Tsejo. ia.
woman .~ho ~aA sho, THURSDAY night
as Morley. -iii b. held tomorrow n
the shsrriIof the Tsisiisd tnd~r'
sskis4 sossiishy. inIrsm~ns ~iii X
mAae In the Catholic e-ns,.ry.
3sDosito.
Louis fsi.ssi,n. . Spanish sasi min
~ wns Killed b, . turk fail in tbs
Valdez hlin- Saturday. The iaau-sI
viii b. h-ii In the morning. Til.
fas-ssi piii i- held =, the Tsiniaas
tsdrsfakinr COMPANY. chapel q"
mosruN morning at I" o'.i.efs In
sesnsea, ~iii b- made In the cstho
IT. cemetery
Eutuye.
Aatnaia Future. 'h- iHYrafroit
daughter II AIR ahd Airs j.hn ~
ius-. led ., tho han- in r-r.is s-~
i-sdAy. The taa-sAi ~ss h-ii In III.
rsiai1sa Undertaking company
chapel al 1850 to-day inisrn~at IL
the csihaiIs cemetery.
0areh.
Mn. raui-a~ssn Garcia. axr.a "a
= rloae~r s~~iA~ss Al The xasf1o~s
valley. dtsi YESTERDAY ~s~niae 81 he,
hoa- sf tfo-hn~. iA~ash sas duo u
rn-un,naia and the fansrAi ~iii sak.
place ionosso. srosn tho s-siisaer al
ite-hr-s Deceased 1. survived hF I
iass- fsmtiy,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
CotQu|11 ENVOY
WILL MEET AUTO
TOUR At STATE LINE

\ letter from t.o,-fhor u, II. Col
Iniii of T-Nas I" the iorai Chamber
al Commerce ihi. morning siai-S that
lee ~iii lie unable 4" meet the Col.
RADIO boosters or the Texas stats lin.
sh-h They start oh ,h-ir b---stin
Trip in NAY. The governor stated
Ah~-s~f. that h. ~saii apI'sint .
representative delegation of T-san,
I" meet the party sna -srr-ss-.i q
hols- II m--iihs the Tourists later .n
in the nip,
The governors Inability 4. nl--'
the bnss.l-fs is something at = dis.
arIninim-n' as plans had been made
by thas- hasins the run in sharss
To have . m--tins ot the s.s-raof.
of Texas. Nc. M-sis. and Colorado
at the T-xa. state line. Arrange,
n-ais hss. sifraay b--n made a.
have Gns.rnar Amnoa. assanIsns
tho Party a. far th- coi.rai"4Ss-
Mexico iin-. -h.s~ he .iii meet .pt
-raar Nchsnaiis i'usn ,h.S- ,hs
ts. sesrsrafs .-r- .o ass"sapshS ssT
party to T-tltns -h-r- th-F ..ai'i
a,.-, G.s-FHsr coiaui,,s
Th- nss, rass ot the program -iii
t- carried "si.. however. and the 80.
governors -iii probably 6. aa Is
T.siia- IL n.., the T-sa. a.'.xs,i.s
spr.ainira ,a s.ps-s-a, the lone STAG,
governor.
The afsahe.sns for the tsir ssr
rapidly asa-ins q. a rnnari-ssans u
has not b~-n a-ssmsn-a -ha -iii s.
sr.m Trinidad as yet. hu, shrs- rili
H. ,~o ani possible three car. trussi
h-fr on ,h- uip
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
YOUNG PEOPLES PROGRAM
OF SALVATION ARMY

Tn. following program ~iIi b. F"n'
i-rei by the SOuns People Of tbs
'siYAtion Army. Thursday. Apiii 10
al ih. hall. 81. North Commercial
street. Admission will b" by tl.i.'
oriy adults Ice and shiidT-n 80
Tickets nsN an sale a, ,hs SslgF,Ion
Army. or -nguir- ot any salNaiiaHIsg
.ho ~ili aFsans. iS snpP!Y ynu
Proceeds arr i1r IA. b-n-ii, al ia.
SaiSa,iah Amy
rIssTsM-
ol-vEIns prayer
Instrumental s.ip. ATaisss.ius Casa,
made
ss.s Nai I.ilJi. chiiG Shall iy-ad
Theta
t-ci,a,ian- The rrir- lie i'aIis
R-ci,a,isn Secret,
Snas Little gJaTs,
Hr.i,a,Isn=A MoFiifgiHs Mistake
Grsl,s,i.n The rsobi-m a, school
'ans Queries
Recitation smash in school
Eans- Remembrance
gsgigatisa Jimmy and the oui-
,;rsIsasian wh.n My Ia -ss a issy
TNiii.gNt= 'i,orh Of Ne-s
Song VIII the Hoses iiio"ns Ia
tS-.sror
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
PouCE ALLOW no
DUlQuo OF GROUNDS

The city officials sr desesmlncsi
that there shall i- NO usosc dumpins
of refuse sai siop oaistae nj the city
dump ssoands. Saturday Pedro Va.
leo ~ss sss~vs~a by the ,-o,sec TOT
dumpinx refuse outside Of tho dump
grounds and In police soavt xslurda,
sf'rsaona ~as fiaed o. asd costa,
The fia- VAS mol excessive aud the
officials ssy u b = wsraisG sad the
a~st p~rsns arrested oa tho same
charge will not get Oft 70 easy.
Tho city ha. three dump syoasds
near ~soash To tho city 10 eashic
she@ 10 bo reached In = short sim~.
hus far ssoash away % - no, To
make then disAxr~esb,c OF danger.
ous for aayoae iitias IN the city lin.
iiss
k:scsyoae h asked to sasiss the 20
li.~ ssd health a~parsmeeis Of the
eisy 10 upho,dia9 this oeaiaasec aad
r~post all vlolaiiosa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
INGENIOUS CALCULATING
MACHINE INVENTED

A hungarian citizen has invented
an instrument which shows instant
IS the amount of interest due on amy
given SUM for any period a, am Civ
en- rate uf interest. The ina'Juni"n'.
m,i- iu TIC size. aud ul's' "i =
watch 4 Of ycry 1imrlc 'on -trnr''cn
sri iroxponsiye. ht' 'hat Is noeei.
sary TO operate 1, is 10 place III,
saris IN the proper position on 'ho
d,al and the exact amount Of interest
in each case Is Indicated on tue
dial
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
MOUNTED MEN ONLY
TO REMAIN IN
STRIKE DISTRICT

With the exception Of one con.
,,aay. all Of the Colorado nsiioaai
guard will bc removed from the
Southern Colorado strikc dissric,
within tho next ten days accordins
10 an announcement made publ,
Saturday nisht. The ono compan,
will bc made public Saturday nizh,
Tho onc company will bc made up n,
miiiiiamcn residing within tho s,rik.
district.
The mon left In the district will
not bc kept under strict miIisar,
rule. hut will bc ready at a moment I,
call TO respond. In case Of toubic.
Roth Governor Ammons and Gen.
crai Chasc feel that the few men
will hc able to handle the situation
from now one with tn assistance Of
the civil kuthoritics. A number Of
officers will be left In the field. They
wI1l asep their finger on the situa.
tion and take charge Of the troors
when occasion demands. The names
Of the officers who are to bc left in
thed istrict have not a. yet been
made public.
The mon left In the district wilt
bo mounted and will complete tho
fourth squadron Fart of them wiz
be placed IN Tr,n,dsd and part ~
Waistnturg. Thcto will bor .Eu,ir
drills. but only when the men arc
or actual dut? will str.e: !.soip!ine e
b malatainsd.
n Is generally believed that the
arrangement will he satisfactory and
that there will probably be no more
need Of large body of armed men
to uphold the law and curb lawlcss-
ress.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13

A. the frsi arpsafase~ II riar'es and
bells the tloci should - given q ed
s-atthins internal hath with 4. = =. the
greatest biv,-i purinsr keoss to man.
THIS remarkable tymevly has the pty''liaf
action of .oskins tht"i9h the isirst.nes
directly int. the bloyi In . tes a,Iaaiss
IT,. influence !. at ~vrk IN every artery.
win and Tin, capillary. Evsry msn,hfanc.
.v.ry organ ui the t,ciy. every e1unctor1
become. In effect q inter Z. strain the
tiv-i Of impurities. The stimulating crsp.
critics cf r =. =. compel the akin. liver.
bowels. kidneys. bladder. Z" all work n
Tho ,u- ord -f sss'ir- -r' every ir-i.
,s,i-r 'trrt r,'r ',rir''r- str-, .f
ro,.o- d's'0dss= ~ i-r'r,'t- ~
ssf----','W-- " ~ f~'-'s. ,,vsss .r'f
,esr,'',-s ,r sis-oi-s r1'-s sssas -sr-
,-s' aaf ss,'.fs 'hosr rrcsiiit ''rslss
'ier. IL tsc s.ir 'hst osuss h3i's and
other ssin eruo.iers
Aai hes. G. lii, tA.s rtnartab.e remedy
Il welcome 60 .ko wcskest stomach. In Q
~~-v h~frf sfm~ g g. has tNc rom.
s'rnciivc process So under control that all
~-ur'ivr r'acrs hrn'.
Sor can rc' = g g n, ans drug .'rrr.
Beware n arv effort 10 sci' vou something
claimed IN hr 'iust rs good n yours ls
q rccrliar cnsr and you desire expert al
vicc. wri'c 10 Tho Swift Specific Co, ~?
s,ift Bog, Atlanta, a,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
EASTER MONDAY
BALL At ElkS
HALL TONIGHT

Th- srsni Easter M.asiay hall "s
'h. ii.i, Ttini,r council. No i"5:
Knights .t Columbus. -iii I.- held al
Elss hall tonight. This ~iii h- .
NEST enjoyable even, sni will t- at.
tended only by Catholics and m-m.
i.-rs "f the Catholic parish This
ball follow. Immediately after sh-
i.-n,-n season. The executive COM
nis,.- in charge Of the dance is com.
posed of Frank Flynn. loo Gleason
and ". q. Code. The ia.ii-s re-cp-
tion COMPOSED of Mary GLEASON. Ruth
Donahu. Grace I.illl and Nsry
Iiarrct,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
LONGEST TWELVE. WORD
TELEGRAM WRITTEN

There were $50 competitors for tn.
prize ,sfcrcd by an English Journal
for I'll. longest isvoTd telegram.
and tho winner pu, IN the following.
yhich was transmitted for 1: cents.
the regular rate: "Aiminis,Eatpr
cuintcrrcSoiutionaiy inicrrommuni.
cation uncircumstan'ia,cd. Quar-
,crmas'cr generals dispropor,ion-
abl.ncss Enthusiastically contEadis.
,insuishcd uncons,i,utionsIis,s in
,omprchcnsibilitics.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
rrslpepowN Esersi,

rrSipED DowS Easfyirr.
Solo Special HuMirT.
Probation GTlHds AFtgs,s o.
FtanE-
S1HE wh.u the sEyi.r vss Ci''i
Recitation Hos Ne i'ug,-d .
M1Is-
MN arAHTErTE S',s"s ~ Sea
to Thee
ii.s i,s,ion iSsea
sauE The raithuiI {" irst
rsA,omia. The uil ra.la ~ :
is-ri,a,ion Kate farliHs
Instrumental Folio Charsr a. -
iiussars Fpi-Hiv-
THE nAnY SHOW ~ ris .:-..
Dismissal
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
.ERS0N NAL S

Rev. =. W. Brctnar. pastor 0f the
First &. T., church. left this morning
for BOULDER. Colo. called there by the
serious illness OF his father and
mother. The Illness Of bis father
hss reached critical stage and he II
not expected to live.
Dr.. W. e. ArNeai came In this
noFnisg from his home In Hoehae
for . fcw days visit With his daaGh.
ter. Mr. Leslie Brigham. whO y here
with her husband. MS. asd Nrs.
brigham are s,ending . t-w wesks
here ~ the home Of Mr.. Bsishan's
lAreats. Mr.. and Nrs. T. brigham.
John Beck. formerly Of this eiiy.
now u resident Of Rasoa. came ~
las, sveainG from his home for .
business snd pleasure visit Of several
days In Trinidad.
Charles O'Heii II Tshssso sprnt
yesterday in this city viaisiss FRIENDS
and relatives.
y. 4. Stseam. manager VI the wes-
tern aioss~ cosspsny NJ Hsstiass. ar.
rived iu this city yesterday for =
short busiac.. aud pleasure visit
u. u. Holt. manager Of the West.
edo sioTe. Company At iSviAxus.
sp-at yesterday In this eip Nisiiiss
friends.
". Il. Wright arrived here ysslss.
day from bis honr In Pueblo for .
= few days business asd pleasure
visit.
l.. ". M~si-r .amr In this nosatnE
from hi. hone In beaver for fee
days busin--s ana pleasure visit.
4. y. ThomI,soa arrived here se--
trsday fsoas he homr IN iisssiaxs
for . short bssis~s. sad p,~ssusr ,i.-
IL In shs. city.
J. u. Gusuis. a pfomls~ni Asnsias
svsideni. .am- in yesterday sEoaa his
home tos . short business and pleas.
us~ visit
Charlie. Lave arrived here y~ss-s.
day fsom hi. home in iD. Ass-i~s.
cslisossis. Tor . fee dA3s' bushes.
visit 10 this city. Mr. Lave has many
! isequsia,sae~~ In Tsiaidsd ~h-s~ be
visits fscqucsiiy.
Thomas y. Foley arrived a~s- this
nosninx from his home In Drawer for
q leo days business visit.
4. J. E.p.i-ia came In 'hi. morn.
lag Ssoa his hone In Drawer sos =
fs~ days husin~ss visit.
sp-uy Fisher q stoas-sii VALLEY
san.her. came In ihi. mossisx from
his home for = short basia~ss visit.
Y. q. Daiiag came In this asusnin !
fsom bis ssaeh in the aasIio~~s Val
Icy tor o short busincs. visit IL ihi.
city.
4. X. Woodward of the Woodward
suppiy coMpsay. of t.adio~. se~as
yesterday In this city sisi'iss
fsieads.
u. ". Kelly of III. GsusA KELLY
| eompssy was In Tsiaiiad this morn
lag With his soa Dan sad sslsadin {
To busia-ss iatcs~sss hesr. it~ ~a'
GA kis way 10 his home In t.aa Vega.
havias b~ea In D~ascr on busiac>e.
u. u. F1aeh returned hone yr.srr-
day from . three moalhs' trip in ths
east. Most of tho iim~ while ava,
Nr. fiaeh st'~at In Florida. iir re-
parts = pleasant trip sad returned
sr~a,iy beacfi,ed BY his ioas ssea'
tics. IIts
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13

The ssIsatian Nrmy can us~ ans
,ass.cn .i.,hiHs. furniture. ti;eh.a
u,rnsii.. dishes hrsiains etc Any
.n~ having any at .as-h please phon.
H.a :se: AMI ,hey ~ili h. 'sli.s
..r pspu,rsiys Thsnkss-CaP'ain y
= Haas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
NOTICE.

roe the protection Of the timber
ssd ssssias asd to psssssvs ssd IL.
crease the sn0e ssd fish theron. The
Rocky Noassais Coal aad tros Co..
sad the Colorado ttaei asd iroa Co..
hereby sive soties that all ssapass-
ias. hualias OF ftshias % their issds
10 Las Aaimss cossty. Colorado. are
strictly fosbiddea.
TIE Rocky Mouatsia Coal q Iron
Co.. asd TIE Colorado tNsei sad lroa
co.-Dy J. p. wsa6osu. Psssideat.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
Z l. X

Sensational '-z,aFs ~ iHF Ers 10
riaJra- tins; In M.is rss wa.
zra1h \ most tlriHin= fr4sF '.
ii-a-ii Trades Ns4vsiti sFrfiFI
''susic bS .s,aisna 90 svst's. C.'-t
at and plii ks-, .5sf u ssrs q
rsr iImmE
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
cHAluI1 OF colnu1cI no1Icl

The hoard Of directors have ruled
that ali mrmhcss whose dues To the
.rEuniaaiios arc raid to January !.
1914. os later. win bc catiiicd "a
vote al tho annual election Tuesday
evening. April ~.
A. l.. BItANSOS. rrvsidcai.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13

n In nc~-i of printing "i aay ti.d
I,i'onc tho Chruniri..S.-s. We are
equipped In give ,nu first class ~"Is
promptly. Cali Trinidad 40. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
ATTENTION. MAsoxs.

Regular eo@maaiesliua Tsiniaasi
iodsr No. -. A. =. 4 A. ~. Tuesday.
April ~. ::sS =. m. Al Msasrs Ma.
soas vclrosse.-N. nsaaana. ". ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13
WEST rHEArER.

rr-- lecture .. Christian Ssi-ns-.
Tuesday. Arrii -. at = r. ns Nil
arc cordially invited -
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-13

II you need printing OF any Kind
come to the chronicie-News. High
cls.. work, reasonable prices.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-02
Obituary.

Eiihu Briddell was born in Penn
syIvnnia on September Is. 1899. and
died at his home in Big Stone. S a.,
Saturday. March Z, 1914. aged "a
years, S months and 10 days. when
but a boy Of twen,y re moved to
Minnesota and vent 10 work on a
farm. In March 1862. ne was mar
ried to Sarah Ann Stewart, to which
union we're horn five children, one
dying in infancy. the others still liv-
ing, and IN 1890 the mother was
called to her reward in the great he.
You'd. In 1894 he was united in sec.
ond marriage to Mary Cook, who
still survives him. About six years
ago the deceased removed to Linton,
N. D.. where he resided until last
spring when he moved to Big Stone
Clty where he made his home until
death. He leaves two sons, two
daughters and wife to mourn his
loss. Mr.. Briddell was member of
the Episcopal church in which faith
he was always an ardent and faithful
worker. Funeral services were held
in the Congregational church at Or
vile. conducted by the Episcopal
minister. Rev. e. r. Slegtriedt, after
viii. b the remains were laid TO rest
in Mound cemetery. The deceased
wa. highly esteemed by all - hu
knrt him and large number III
friends and relatives accompanied
the remains tn their last resi-, q
place. -Ortunvile Journal.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-04-02
.BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
News, March 3G.l

News. March 2G.i
Mrs. j. ID. McCusker was Bis
march caller on Tuesday.
Frank Barta returned Tuesday
| from short visit in Iowa.
Joe DAD Wirth returned Friday
from business trip to Bismarck.
|. l.. Scroggtn received Wednes-
day from Iowa tw0-year.old 100
pound Percheron stallion.
The many friends of Mrs. Fred
Junge will he pleased to learn that
she is recovering from her recent
illness.
VIM. Beard has about recovered
from his attack of rheumatism. and
is able to he around again with the
aid Of crutches.
Born.-To MIR. and Mrs. A. Fl. Nc
Carl, boy. Tuesday morning.
March oath. ALI doing fine, with
Me stepping high.
Mrs. Cole is having the house on
her lots just east of town repaired.
and it will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. VIM. Koenig is the master
mechanic on the job.
Messrs. Clinton and Lee Siscoe
are back from Canada. again to en-.
JOY the ease and pleasure which
North Dakota affords compared to
the hardships and loneliness of the
Forests Primeval."
Mrs. Mandigo returned Saturday
from Bismarck where she had been
in attendance of her little daughter,
Ethel. who recently underwent an
operation for skin disease The
little girl stood the operation well,
and is now getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Ryan and little
daughter, Catherine. returned yes
tcrday from Los Angeles, CAL, where
they spent the winter. MIR. Ryan
was too busy greeting friends yes
terday to say much about their trip,
except that they had enjoyed it i'm
mensely, and that they had met
many North Dakotans on the coast.
Mr.. Ryan said ne was not only sur
prised but glad to see the "beauti.
fur falling once more.