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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-12
ARKANSAS RACE
BILL KILLED
UneonstitutlonsI. Says the Supreme
court-BIiI Permitted pari-
mutuel Betting on Races.

Little Rock. Ark. July IL. The
State Supreme Court holds as uncon.
stitutional the Sawyer racing bill.
which would have permitted parl.
mutuel betting on horse races.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-12
MORE GOOD CORN.

]. B. Priddy has two ears Of corn
on exhibition at The Eagle office to-
day. grown on his farm near Bryan.
that we're exceptionally fine. He
says the ears are a fair sample OF his
crop. and they certainly indicate =
splendid yield.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-12
RUSSIANS TO oARoANELLEs.

tBy Associated Presal
Manila. July IA Reports inoieat.
ing the Russians are sending troops
TO the Dardanelies have been reeeiv.
ed here. French coehin-chins re-
ports that all the ssesnrs Of one big
transportation company there have
gone TO vladivossok TO transport the
Russians via the indian Ocean and
sueI Canal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-12
Turkish sultan Reported Dead.
fBy Associated Press.l

Paris. July i2.-La Liberte prints
dispatch claiming the Turkish Sal'
tan is dead and that the Young Turks
are suppressing the news.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-12
oaIleia.pelsnd Unchanged,


Berlin. July 1.-THE War Office
announces the German troops situa-
tion is unchanged in the Galician and
Poland campaign.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
@ro6bepogtbnm.

2usembnrs, %. Sea. IA
(gine 8ittisitsuune.) aus Bern be-
riftet Der .Yetit Yariiien~, Staatss
miniiter GpIteu in S~uyemburg babe
benz Sdipsi5er Slinbesratb noreez
idlasen. Die Snitiatibe su elmer Sriez
DISCRIMINATING gu er9reifsn. Ser
Staatsminijter beitreitet Bertretern
Der biciiSen Yreie seseniiber. irgenb
psIhe Yoridldse gemabt al baben.
Or babe MIR seiprddstpeiie bemertt.
aui Die Snlier piiroen Die Resieruus
gen srDBerer neutraler Staaten an
dbnIiheu S6ritten s~eprdnst iperben
pesen Der S1doisuns ibrer Sntes
reilem bod lei elm ioldes Sorsebeu
iest perfriibt.-(8. g.
Srieie mad Srantreid unb eng.
lanb.-Snfolse neusr S6tpierigfeiten
.fann Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9riefe
aus Quremburs fiir Sranfreid uno
gnglano pia Shtpei5 niht mebr itatts
finoen. Die lurembur9iibeu Yoits
anitalteu miiiien iontit o Der @ns
nabme unb A6ieubuns Der 9riefe fir
bieie 9Gnber tpieber abieben. Sic in
lester Seit naf Sranfrei9 unb @nes
lamb absesebenen Yo'tienbunsen tper.
ben an bic Nufsabes Yoitanitalten gu.
riidseianbt. no bic abIenoer bieielben
3uriidperlangen fonnen.
2ugembursiihe 0eianStihaft In
griiiel.-@eseu bes gesenipdrtiseu
aricses lit Die mremburgiide Sc
ianoti6aft in Selsieu 10 iebr in aus
ipruh 9enommeu, baB burh Germ
z taatsminiiter gbiden elm neuer 8es
ianbtihaftsietretdr ernannt tpuroe in
Der Ysrion oes Germ 8raien Cation
bon Nnlembnrg, pelder in Dem nGts
iten Sasen mad Sriiiiel abretien ipiro,
ieineu Soften anautreten.
Nsansel an petroleum bsrrift i'm
sansen 2anbe. rnisre Negierung
nirb boifentli9 pabon acuutnib bas
ben uub lid bemiiben, oab Stact unb
2ano pisSer balbisit nit Yetrolsum
seniigenp perieben tperben. Sn ben
Srtitaiten, 100 nod cine Suuntitut
Setroleum porbanben lit, perben
manGmal auberorbentli9e Hreiie &C.
toroert. 60 pirb .. g. ans @iidsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
ct. Sunatus. Sp,ua, Den 81. San

ct. Sunatus, Soma, ben 21. San.
'15.--Sabier ipurSen ebeli6 setraut:
SRI. Roia g. Sarmeier nno Serr Sp,
9oniias. Sic peroen iih auf elmer
Sarm gu @abena, Winn., niebers
laiien. - Nm 10. Sauuar perebes
Ii6ten iib bier: Srl. aatberine @eber
NIB Serr Serbinanb StmiSt, Slid
tpunib!
aurora, Sn.-4m II. Samlar
itarb Serr Sobn SriebsrS i'm Sanie
ieiner Sodtsr. Der Srau Charles Yoif.
I'M alter o 10 Sabren, Or mar
Dor einisen Wpteu bon itlitteniabs
reuben 9uben umserannt uub perlest
porben. Der Serihiebeue mar in
Saler, auremburg; geboren unb lam
in 1881 nit ieinen @lterr nab
Suroru. Seine Satin itarb Dor Ia
Sabrsn. stuber Der ~serlannteu SpGs
tr tberlebt ion cine ipsissss Eo4tsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

GIiid,uuni9i - Serr Setter Clement
bat Nabridt srhalten. Sab lem Batter,
6err Mi1olas Clement I'M A. Seaeuls
Der i'm Mtsr bon SO Snbren in Steins
tort. 2urernburs. ~esitorben lit.
5etruit, Ni4.--Sad 5tu~eiidbriscm
guTentbait in indianapolis. Sno..
fam nm 7. 9essasbsr Serr Setter
@asner aus 9ieiirf bierbin burad.
slm folscnSen Sage erfrnntte er u,iS
am 19. 9e3ember mubte er fuegen
8Iinobarms gntsiinbuna operiert tpers
ben. slm acknowledgement 2aee pers
itieb CT. 3mei 5reunbe NIB Sugems
burger peilter an ieinem Strbelaaer.
Or. Veter Waener xnb Or. q. y.
llr6in. CT rube in S~reoen!,-
~. ~
Snbnans, observation-disclosures
6aben srbalten: Rbilip 6. Naisrs bon
2itrenburs. ga, uno Sri. anna 6.
Bauer bon dubuque; Cos. arIaro
unb SRI. gliiabetb g. @inter, Seibe
bon 8anfiton.
Wenn elmer nnierer 9eier Rotbridt
seben fann iibsr Ratbias Geneler aus
0irba6 BEL guri6eiO ober Sobann
Steirnes aus Soiheib. 10 tpoDen lie
es sefl. an 30. %. care Of r2ur. 9as
sette". 9ubuaue, Soma. tbun.
Datfins, Wtnm-Ndtbids Sod.
elmer Der 6lteiten W6nncr bisisr l1nts
segenS liset BET feinem bier tDobnenben
So6ne a,tf ben Sob erfrantt Par.
nieber.-GN. S.")
sprinsbrppf, Soma, bsn %. San.
'15.-6ier tpairben ebelih setraut SRI.
Noie NiGels unb Sr. George SeItes.
9isieIben tperSen lid in 9eqebue, Sa.,
nieberlailen. gu sIeider 3eit tpurs
ben an Green SsIanb. SRI. aatberine
Settles unb Sr. Gbriit Grnt ebelih ses
traut. Die fpeltIite Setter fano aiif
Der Settles Saru, fiat. Glidtpunf@l
Gathers, Spwa, ben 12. San. rs.
SRI. Caroline 6. Sranfltn unb Sr.
Wifael 8cis. Sr., bon Gentrnlia
purben beute sbeli9 sstraut. Sliids
tpun1hl
2ugemburg, Soma. - Die friiber
bier anidiiise Samilie Soiepb SUM-
bon Glen Sapen. 8is., bat innerbalb
BON IS Stuuben bier ainber burh bic
ihtpar3e Sipbtberin perLoren unb bret
ipeitere &inbsr Der %senanuten Samilie
Iie9en an berieIben i&tper trarf bars
nieber. Srau Stunt lit eine Tohter
bes Srn. Sobn SenfeIs bon Sugems
burg unb cine @ertpanbte Der Senfelss
Samilie bon 9psrsuiue. Serielben
infer 8eileibl
ct. Glpub, Nlinn.-Ginss sanS uns
Eertparteten Sobes ifarb am 10. Sas
mar 8ausG ontraftor Better Sanien.
CIR ma o so Sabren in Slyemburs.
Stearns gountp, Ninu.. seboren.
tpirbe Dor 25 Sabren in Chen Yanep
nit Srl. Iaria Siidof perbeiratbst,
pelhe i'm nit aebn 8inberr iberlebt.
gbsnio iiberlebt i'm feline IA Sabre
dlte Wutter auf Der untpeit bon Gus
remburg seleeenen Seimitdtte. iorpie
mebrere 8riiber uno Sdtpeitern. Or
rube in Sriebeu! Ser Sanrilie unier
8eileiol-CH. 60
Sulp Grpk, Sowa.-Gm 10. Sas
nuar tpurpen SRI. Gatbarine ShauI
uno Serr WiHolas Heiies gum 2es
.bensbunbe bereint. GIiidpuni6l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
guxs,absrpsr aasstts, Don,,srstae. ben 2s. garnsar 1915.

arrne 86seIein ihmsiben! @ir
Dottoren baben cine tiefsre Giniidt IN
iold3en Ginger un6 ipifIen sbsr Be-
iteto IN ioldsn Sdlen.-Or +. SIg.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
Daily Markets
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago, Jan. l9,-luCrCase rates
northwest counts against the bulls
today in wheat. After opening to
&c lower. the market rallied some
what, but later sagged farther than
before.
The close was unsettled, = to 2ac
to 2sc under last night. May Sl.3gT;
July $1.23g.
Corn turned heavy with wheat.
The opening. which varied from !
to &c off to to G advance, was fol
lowed by n moderate setback all
around.
The close was steady AT loss o.
II to lie net. May !7I; July ISA,
Continued selling by one. of tic
largest houses weakened oats.
Close: May 5Ii: July 525.
Inquiry for provisions WAS SLOW. \
decline in hog prices appeared to
make buyers cautious.
Close: January $3.50: May
SlSa0: ard, May $l".T5: Jul"
S1O.95. Ribs, May $l0.30; July
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
CONSUL IN TROUBLE
continued from pu.c ID

were careful 10 sec that it was Ger
many and not they who made the
declaration. although they wcr" well
on their preparation for war long be
tion orders.
~ am firmly of the opinion that
Germany aid not want this war.
There is not German in toburS.
and venture 20 say in the whole en-
uirc, who does not deteSt the very
thought of the war. Sc is simply
defending her own borders, she says,
and diScldims any intention OF keep
ing II particle of conquered territory.
Vet, if we again can place any ere
dcncc IN the German reports here the
French papers long ago appeared
with maps of the way Germany was
to be divided among the allies.
The invasion OF Belgian soil, that
caused such furorc at home Wa'
merely necessary war measure,
which the Germans verify believe
would have been taken by the French
with far loss trouble had she not done
so FIRST And If / may judge from
what little have seen of the Ger
man natioa-of the spirit OF dispas-
siona1c solf-SaCrifiCc of every person
from kaiser 10 peasant and OF that
truly wonderful system OF mobi!iEa
tion. | make so bold as to predict
that within Il years time the alli"s
will have found the war lords arnl
so roplotc with efficiency and so de
void Of the huEuu clemant Of iaiii
hilitv as 10 be Irresistible and that
within that tim" they will be very
well 4ltiSiiod to accent the terms Of
Germany. whatever they be and keen
! the peace for many wears to come.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
MYSTERY SURROUNDS BODY
FOUND IN CHEST

Pi'tshrre. Pa, Jan. 19.--Nvstnr~
surrounds the death Of Mrs. Minnie
Hunter, whose body was found today
by her husband, Frank Hunter. n
machinery manufacturer. in = cedar
chest in their home. Mr.. rtunter
disappeared Yesterday and her nus
band after searching for hours, went
to the chest to see If she had worn
furs. Lifting the lid he was horri.
fed to find the body, the hcaG hud-
died tightly against the chest Po-
ice and the 'oronrr's office are en-
tcaN orine To unrayel tine mystery.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN
STANDS FOR SQUARE DEAL

santa he, n NJ, Jan. ls.--'Ihcrv
is no suru way 90 make political ser
vie" contcmptiblc in the eyes Of the
people than for Il great part, to dc
grad" Itself by pursuing questionable
ends aud by still more questionable
means" was the cOncludiub sentence
of an interview given out this morn
ing by Chairman Ralph c. ELY of the
state Republican central committee,
announcing the alleged proposed
summary uusCating of Democratic
members of the house from Union.
sierra and Bernulillo counties. Il
protest" said Mr.. ELY, against the
proposal to Jam thru these contests
without Il hearing and for no other
purpose than to secure two-thlrdS
majority in the lower house. The
chairman urges that tn" contests be
decided by fun vote Of the hous" in
stead OF by caucus.
\ bill has been drafted for intro
durtiun in the house, probably TINS
week. providing tor appointment of
the travelling auditor by tn" stat"
legislature and house committees on
the ground that il Is the only state
maintaining such auditing offices.
The appointment of state bank eN
aminer will probably be proposed.
Democrats alleged this action is TAX
en- to curtail Investigation of county
Officers by the governor who now ap-
point. the travelling auditor and di'
reefs his work. Another bill viii DO
introduced to abolish the state high
way committee and county roat
boards and restrict the state "ngin
GERS work to state roads alone. Tho
county commissioners of the various
counties whose committee on loGisla
ticn meets here today are in favor o
the bill.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19

copui work The facts show ifhw
lar This report is from the ruth.
ON the evening Of the first Of
January and on the next day sold
icrs forced their entry INTO the vi
curagc. selling my pastoral Letter.
and, contrary 10 my episcopal order,
they prohibited reading OF the letter
before CONGREGATIONS, threatening the
scycrust punishment which would
have been inflicted on clears or p~s'
ishes. Ny own dignity they did not
spare.
ON the .croud Of January. carly
in the morning. at siN O'Clock re
coiyed an order to appear on that
same morning before the governor
general to answer for my letter to
the priests and parishion"rs. Tho
next day / WI forbidden to attend
the service al he cathedral at Ant
wcrD. Finally was not allowed to
move about freely tC visit other bish-
OBS in Belgium.
Your and my rights are thus yio-
lated. rs citizen of Belgium, as Il
pastor and a member Of the holy
conErCgatioua OF cardinals. ! sctrOng-
ly protest against. However 9th
crs mag interpret it, this experience
has proved that my pastoral letter
has caused no danger of rebellion.
On the contrary il has been instru-
meutali in calming minds and ap-
peasns them.
Il congratulate" YOU that You have
done your duty.
According to the Amsterdam Tijid
the letter of the Cardinal was dis
tributed secretly by special cOuricrs
to all parishes thruout the See of
MalinCs
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NOTICE

For TIA" protection O, the timber
and grazing and to preserve 'h" in
crease the game and fish thereon.
Thr Rocky Mountain Coal aud Iron
Co. and the Colorado Fuel and IRON
CO.. hereby give notice that all tres
passing. hunting or fishing On their
lands IN Las Animas comfy, Colo
RADIO. ar" strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal d Iron
co. and the COLORADO Fuel and Iron
CO -By t. =. WeIborn. President.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the rn-
der tine firm name Of The Electric
Shop company at lU4 North CONNER
cial stree; is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All accounts dlc
the firm are to be paid to Harold i.
Reed and all Liabilities should be pre-
scented to hIm Tor payment by Fcbru-
AIRY t. Dated Trinidad. Colorado,
January -. l"l5.-- Fred v. Reed.
Harold j. Reed.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
QUAKE RFFUGES WILL
NOT RETURN TO HOMES

CuscuZa, Calchra. ain. lH.-Thc
entire population Of Ccscmza as well
as the inhabitants OF Paoia. Amcnta,
Castroyillari and Rosonano left their
houses when an earth shock occur
rcd There were no victims in these
towns The people, However, cannot
b" induced TO return to their dwell
tngs as they fear a repetition of tn"
shock
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
LpunltsncA Lnn. S-I9. I9IlL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting oi the
Wood Brokerage Co. Of Trinidad.
Colorado, viii be held in the office Of
sa'd Company. Room 5o5 First Ma
.ioual EauI. Building, ON Tur5daE,
January 10, 1919, at tn" hour Of
$50 p. m.. for the purpos" OF elect
in a board o. directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. TIL.
WOOD BROKERAGE co, by3L j..
Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
Published Jan. II -, lal1D
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tha regular annual meeting oi the
Southern Colorado Mercantile com
many viii De held al th" ofiicc a
sn.d company, Trinida, Colorado, at
$50 - m, Monday. januury -,
1915. Tor the purpose Of olo.tiug &
board Of directors for the "usujur
year and for the transaction on such
other business rs may properly come
before said meeting -Thr Southern
Colorado Mere. co.. Ily Joseph TYR
eek. secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Jan. l9.-HoGs: Receipts
&c 0un: market SLOW. to zoe under
Yesterdays average; bulk Of sales
6.75 to :: heavy G.fj to 7.O5; pigs
$40 to !.
Cattle: Receipts 1000, market
steady: native steers 80 to 30.
western > to 7.G0; calves TO to
1850.
Sleep: Receipts 5000. mark ,f
strong. sheep o.G" TO G.&5; lambs
$50 to $50
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
CvLNOTlCE OF
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOlicc is hereby given Of the an
UUal meeting of the stockholders OF
The Trinidad Cgc MFG Co, which
viii he hcld in the office Of the com
ranv at ZIG North Commercial street
ON February for the purpose of
clcctiuS Officers for the cnsuring
year and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
Euy Patterson. Secretary lot
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
MACHINERY HOUSE
ASKS FOR RECEIVER

Indianapolis, r:d.. Jan. l9.-peti-
ton Tor receiver FOR the N. Rumlcy
company a $&O,0o0.00o agricultural
machinery manufacturing concern,
vas filed in tn" United States dis
trict court here today Rumors that
au cffcrt would be made 10 place the
corporation in the hands of receivers
as means 10 reorganile nave btcn
current Tor some time.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas Oily. Mo, Jan. IN.-IIOgs:
Receipts 5000; market steady; bulk
of sales $50 to G.95; heavy $40 to
:; pigs S.lO TO G.15.
Cattle: Receipts Loo: market
steady: prime fed steers SO to 30
western steers 7.2j to 500; calves
$50 to 1850.
sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady; lambs $50 to SIS; yearlings
ESQ to 7.5O.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
Published Jan. IL.
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tlat the an
nual meeting of III" stockholders Of
the Hawkins and Barnett Narhiu"
company. a corporation, will be held
on Thursday. the 2lst day Of Jauu-
ary. \. -. 1915, NJ 1:2o y. IN. Of said
day at its office in the city OF Triui-
dad. Colorado e. G. HAWKINS,
President.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19

The liver loses It's activity at times
and needs holp. HERBINE is an Of
fcctiyc liver stimulant. 1t also Duri-
rics the bowels, strengthens disc-.!on
and restores st"angth. visor and
cheerful spirits. Price soc. sold by
the iIausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
THE MONEY MARKET

New York Jan. la.-Time loans
easy; 80 and 80 days per cent. six
months , per cent.
Call money steady: high .; low
"a; ruling rate per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NEW YORK META

Now YOrK, Jan. lN.-LclG UUiot,
$50 to a.15.
SpeitCr firm. 4. 20 to $50
Tin quiet: five ton lots 1850 to
3f.15. p ton lots $3.50 10 3i.25.
Copper firing elcctroly,ic 1887 TO
II: casting 1862 to 1919.
iron quiet and unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
MEMBERSHIP MEETING.

4 mocDiug Of the members Of the
Trinldad Cpthcli" Cemetery assosia-
tiou. for the purpose OF clrrling "a
board OF trustees. viii bo held at 2&i
North Convent street Monday. lIuu-
AIRY -, at T:&0 y. M Secretary. 10;
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York, Jan. l9.-Closo: Prime
paper 81 to / per cent.
Bar silver 40.
Mexican dollars 275.
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds strong.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
DENVER LIVESTOCK

DenVCr, COIO., Jan. IJ.-tHltIo:
Receipts 2,ion: market steady; beef
steers to 7.N5: cows and Heifers
40 to Go; stockers and feeders
$50 to 500; calves \ to 1925.
Hogs: Receipts 200; market
weak: top 80. bulk of sales 6.G5
TO Cos.
Sheep: Receipts 2.5o0 market
steady.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Jan. lH.-Close: Anal
eamatcd Copper 57I; American Sug-
ar Refining 105: Atchison 9ls;
Chino Copper 351 NortYrn Pacific
l0li: Reading Isl, southern Pa
cifiC GGi: Union Pacific 120a L. s.
steel j3t: L. :. Steel preferred 10NA.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Jan. 19.-All records
Tor strength and activity since the
resumption of business were sur
passed by today's stock market. The
entire list moved forward under lead
of former faVoritCs.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
BILL TO REMOVE
CAPITOL FROM CHEYENNE

Cheyenne, Wyo.. ian. ia pro-
I.osdI to remove the capital OF Wyn-
ming from Cheyenne is contained in
Il BIN introduced in the house and
urdcr wnrrh. II passed, the question
vii! he submitted to the voters IN
l?fG.
Thr senate rcrri'ed 4 fa'orabl" ro.
port on ia. piIi to create a public
commission.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19

Heart burn. Indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved
by IIERBlNE. It forces the badly
digestcd food ont of the body and
restores tone in the stomach aud
bowels. Sold by The iIausman Drug
Co.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
GIRL DIES FROH BURNS
At CATHOLIC HOME

Denver, Colo, Jan. IT. NlN'I
Potter. II. an inmat" of the House Of
the Good shepherd. was fatally
burned today when her clothing h"-
came ignitcd from a lnmp, ny tho
light Of which she was about to give
medicine to It Younger inmate Of the
institution. The girl d!"d in the
county hospital few hours after the
accident
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19

Washington, Jan. l!,-Thc gem
cral offices of the National Railway
in Mexico City have been given or
dCrs TO move north says Il telegram
received at the state department to-
day. This movement probably in
dicates an interruption Of communl-
cation over the old central line and
lack Of confidence in the general
southern situation"
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
ST. LOUIS METAL.

s.. Louis. Mo. Jan. l2.-I.ead qui-
ct, $50 to &.55.
Speltcr strong. 80 to 6.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
NEW YORK COTTON

cNw York. Jan. l9.-Spot cotton
sales
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-19
VILLA HOLDS key
CCnrti,urrcd from pnEr -

,he general conditions prevailing in
tina, section. it is stated.
The Carrauza agency here today
issued the following statement.
1T is reported from san Antonio
that the Zapatistas. led hy General
palafCN. are eyacuating the capital
for Mcre'us, having Interpreted tele-
grams from Villa to Gonzales Gar
cia. ordering the arrest of many of
their number General paufilo %2-
terra. with his rutirt command mum
heriug G.pUp. which has been sta
toned on the outskirts OF Mexico
city. is reported 10 have gone over
in body 20 the CarrdnZaistas. I.u-
zero Blauco. who fled from Mexico
City with General Gutierrez. it is
said, feared q personal encounter
with villa. who mad telegrapned to
General RobIcs to arrest him.
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CLEANING.

Cleaning. pressing and tyoIns.-
The 7'~'niiad Cleaning snd Dye
Works Z
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chronicle-Ncws, SOC a month.
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DRY CLEANER

New Method Dry Cleaners H.
Pine. Gail for and deliver. Phone
Trim. 721. If
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FOUND.

Bunch of keys on Commercial St:
brass tag bears initials 'E. p. +"
Owner may have same by calling AT
CardcnaS Hotel vt
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Farm lands for Trinidad property.
o. A. Lindluist, Lebanon. Colo. If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-19
PARK COMMITTEE
REPORTS TONIGHT
Say There Will be No Hin
derance to Progress Of
plans for Lighting Plant.

Whatever action may be taken to-
night or at any other time in the
near future for the establishment Of
a public park system in this city,
there will be no hindrance to pro-
gress of plans for the erection of a
municipal electric light plant here.
This has been agreed upon among
the aldermen, Alderman-at-large w.
Guy Weaver and Alderman F. Will
liam Hilker state. 1t is believed that
the special park committee will re-
port with recommendations to the
Board of Aldermen at its meeting
tonight. Action may then follow for
the purchase of land for park pur-
poses. Mr.. Clark stated today that
the committee was prepared to re-
port, he having completed investiga-
ton for it. Whether the report with
his recommendation would be re-
ceived at a committee meeting prior
to the regular session, or would be
taken up at the regular meeting, he
was not prepared to state.
Subjects of improving streets and
a number of others Of minor import
ance are scheduled to be taken up for
action tonight.