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(Continued from page two.)
-This bloody battle, lasting 36
hours, will go down as one of the
most brilliant Teats of urms In Otto
man history-”
Washington, Nov. 9.—The ar
moured cruisers Tennessee and Mon
tana will put to sea Monday from the
Philadelphia navy yard for their
mission to protect Americans In
Turkey, it is said at the navy ile
paitmciit today. All details of the
expedition are in the hands of Ad
miral Knight who will command
the vessels.
British Ambassador Bryce called
upon President Taft at the White
house today ami it Is presumed the
Balkan situation was discussed. It
is probable If Amorlean life becomes
imperiled at Constantinople or else
where in Turkey before the arrival
of the American vesels asylum would
la- afforded American citizens on
lion id British vessels which are to
SATURDAY ,
be part of the International fleet
no*r heading towards Constantin
ople.
The American Red Cross is not
planning to send any relier supplies
to the seat of the war to the Ameri
can vessels, but is sending all funds
forwarded to It by Americans for use
In any country designated.
The Russian umbassador and Ma
dame Rakhmetcff have sent 91,000
to the Greek Red Cross and a simitar
amount to the Bulgarian fled Cross.
Dispatches from Constantinople to
the Red Cross today says there are
many wounded in thut city and that
the organization is sorely In need of
funds.
The United State* revenue cutter
Uuagla, now’ at port Said enroute
from Baltimore to Alaska liatt been
ordered to proceed immediately to
the Beirut and Smyrna to protect
American citizens uud their prop
erty.
Vienna, Noy. 9.—Tho Neue Fci
Prcßse says It has learned the entry
of the Bulgarian army Into Constan*
tlnople is considered doubtful ns
Uiissin is protest lug n gainst siieli
action.
NEW MEXICO TO TAKE
UP RAILROAD BONDS
Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 9.—Fol
lowing n three days’ session of the
state loan commission in Santa Fe.
a settlement was reached today be
tween the commission and Bird S.
Color of Coler and Company, New
York, who by tho state will on De
cember issuo 91.12u.ft00 of state
bonds to take up the railroad bond
indebtedness of Grant and Santa Fe
counties, an indebtedness which has
stood for thirty years. Congress val
dldate the bonds ten years ago after
they had been declared invalid by
the U. S. supreme court. A grant of
1,00ft,000 acres of land was made In
the act admitting New Mexico to the
union to provide for the payment of
the debt. Color and Company were
the principal holders of the bonds.
ROOSEVELT WINS IN CALIFORNIA
Sun Franelsc, Nov. 9. —Roosoveil’s
plurality iu California hovered
around the 900 mark at noon today
with the precincts totals in sonic In
stances uncertain.
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS. TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
THE CHURCHES
Chriitian Science.
(’lll'istiuu Science services held at
Elks' hull Sunday morning ut 11 o’-
clock. Subject, “Adam aiul Fallen
Mali.” Sunday M-nool at 9: 15 a. in.
E|>iico|ial
Trinity church, corner Colorado
and Nevada avenues. Itev. .1. O. Fer
ris, rector. Twenty-third Sunday aft
er Trinity. llol> Com 111 union 7:.'sft a.
111.; Sunday School 9:4.'* a. m.; morn
ing prayer aiul sermon II n. 111.; eve
ning prayer and sermon 7:3ft. p. in.
Fngliih-Gennaii Lutheran Church.
< Pirn* Street. I
(Setman preaihing servlcus this
Sunday at II a m English Sunday
school at 9:45 Luther League of
young people 2.3 ft p. in Confirma
tion class meets every Saturday, 9-11
11. in. ut 447 Park street A welcome
to all vlsltorb K Walter Schmitt.
Pastor.
City Miuion
Ills Kl 111 St.»
Pleaching at II a. in.; praise ser
vice :t p. ni.: preaching 7:3ft p. in.
Evangelist Ja.“ S Thomas and Gos
pel Singer J. It. Mack close their part
in these meeting today. Come wor
ship with us. all welcome. You do
lint have to wear broadcloth or silk.
Come Just ns you are.— C. Anderson,
pastor.
Chriitian Church.
140 ft I! Main St 1
Sunday school at 9:l.'* a. in . and
Voting People’s meeting at 6:31) p. m
There is a meeting of tile official
board called at l p. 111. The minister
will preach both morning and even
ing. Subjects of sermons, morning.
’’The Model Church;” evening. “The
Election.** We cordially invite the
public to worship with us. Ran
dolph Cook, Pa-tor.
Buptitt Church.
.The pastor will oeewupy the pulpit
at It a. ni. and 7:3ft p m The com
mtiniou service will follow the morn
ing sermon. At night the text will
be ‘ .Make Your Calling and Election
Sure.** The Sunday school is In a
prospciou* condition. Come with us
at 9.1a a. m. The R. V. P. I*, de
votional meeting begins ut 6:3ft p. 111.
Midweek pray* r meeting on Wednes
day night at 7:3*1. Couic E. O.
Ituticr. Pastor.
Salrution Array.
Hall and quatters 416 North Com
mercial street. Ensign uud Mrs. G
W. Case, officers In charge. Sunday
services: Holiness meeting 11 u. in.
Sunday school 2:30 p. m Salvation
inerting H ]> ni. Public meeting in
the hall every night iu the week ex
cept Monday Com*- and worship the
l,ord with U' Everybody Is Invited.
We have a nice, ‘comfortable, well
heated ball on the ground floor and
will have n good, lively meeting Wel
come.
Fin-t M* E. (South).
Corner Arizona and Colorado ave
nues Robrt l\ Wald raven, pastor.
The services .>t this church tomorrow
ire as follow.-: Sunday kcliimil and
Bible Study l<> A. M. Teachers* de
votional M*rv es 9:4a Preaching II
a. m. mid 7 30 |». m. Epworth
League 6:3ft p. 81. Subject “Why Je
sus Taught hv Parable*.” Subject of
the morning sermon, “The Majesty of
Law;’* evening. “The Gospel of Sacri
fice." Your fellowship with us In
the worship of Cml will be highly ap
preciated, ami a cordial welcome will
be accorded you.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tim pastor. (lev. II. E. Chandler
will oct'Upx his pulpit as usual at I I
a. in. and T 30 p. ni. tomorrow.
"HigiiH of the Times and Tim Man
hood Itcqiiinil lly them.** Evening
tlmnie: "Some People You Have
Met—The Ingrateful Man.'* The mu
sic for the day will consist of Three
Tnnhauvcr organ numbers in the
morning and three Kinder numbers
in the evening, by Miss Harlan. The
organ begins ten minutes before the
evenitig worship and will he a Fan
tasia on •‘Duke Street. ** Every lover
of good tnui-> should he on hand at
7:20 sharp.
Pint Methodist Episcopal Church
(Frank Wood Hrctnall, Pastort
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m.; J. A.
Dopp. superintendent. Kpwnrth lea
gut at G:3») P- m., Miss Mildred
riionias. president; Prayer meeting
Wednesdai owning at 7:30. at which
the Sunda> S< liool lesson will be dis*
cussed; morning preaching service
at 11, sermon by the pastor; solo,
"The Plains of Peace,” (Barnard)
Miss Gertrude Moses; the .Bpworth
league devotional meeting will he
conducted In Mrs. Hrctnall: it. is u
Home Mission and Church Extension
topic: evening sermon by the pastor
service commencing at 7:30; anthem |
"God Is A Spirit.** (Bennett); the!
Women's Foreign Missionary society |
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at .
the usual hour with Mrs. Minor. I
100!) Arizona avenue.
Fanners, mechanics, railroaders,
laborers, rol> on Dr. Thomas' ICIoc
trle Oil. Fine for cute, burns, bruises.
Should bo kept in every home. 25c
and 50c.
Kicking wouldn’t be so bad if peo
ple who had the most occasion for it
did the most of It.
NOVEMBER 0. 1912.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
ip local applications, an they inn not
rrarh (tin diseased portion of (he ear.
There Is only one way to cur*! d-afnoa*.
and that Is by constitutional n-mciUi-H.
IteaflMM Is caused by an Inflano d cotxll
(Ion of the mucous lining or the Kuata-
Chlaa Tube. When thin tube Ih InAune-d
you nave a rumbling sound or Imperfect
heart ns. and when It Is entirely dosed.
Deafness Is the result, and unless the In
flammation ran be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal • ondltton.
hearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten nre caused by t'atnrrh.
which Is nothing but nn Inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We elllsive One lines rd l»nll ire foranr roe of
Deafaea* <casw<4 h?catarrh*that ranimUsmndbf
nail's Catarrh Cure, Send for clwnlars, fr*e
r.j fit kn kv. a co. TuUeo, oam.
Bold hy Drasst; *s.?V.
Take UaUh raauir Mila for winilw
A NEWSPAPER'S GREATSET COST
I Doll Hell* 111 Ijohllo’h Weekly.
Il Ik tile cost of lll** pewit service
and pot the cost of (lie plant that
makes the sturting of a newspaper
difficult. Three filths of the tor.t
of operating a modern dally ur.* what
might he called overheat! charges. I
mean by that, news servlet*, editor* ■!
writers, pictures, euhlegru.iH «•.<! the
various bureaus. The uieeliuiil al
bltle represents only two fifths of tin*
remainder. 1 t|t» not know a single
progressive paper that Is not con
sinntly Increasing Its news outlay far
faster than it piles up Its met haui'-al
expenditures. Tho wise editor knows
that It is the news that sells III* pa
per an*l not the press that prints it.
In my wide range of newspaper i.r
•liiuliitniifc. I tlt» not know a:iy *n« I
i a list owners nor do I know -inv mic
eessful newspapers that urj mu owned
by themselves. 11 Is not possiol** ter
a newspaper U» lie tutcwfiil run in
a pilvate Interest The newspaper
is a public concern, ai I wi.m l»
• eases to serve the publie ,t rouses to
lie n successful newspaper.
A recently Invented safe *'»at will
float In ease of shipwreck is tt vie* I
cylinder, divided Into two -ompail
menis. one airtight, the ofior to hold
\ aluahles.
The name—Doan's Inspires confi
dence— Doan's Kidney I*ll Is for kid
ney ills. Doan's Ointment for skin
Itching. Doan's Kegulets for a mild
laxative. Sold at all drug stores.
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STREET CAR
NOTICE
CHANGES IN CAR SCHEDULES ON BACA STREET
ROUTE
BeKimunc November the 9th* 1912. and continuing an*
til fuitber notice, enrz will leave Main and Commercial
strefti at 10:30 and 90 minutei after every hoar between
6:30 n. m. and 12:30 midnight. Car will go weft on
Commercial to Arizona* north on Arizona to Boca, west on
Baca to San Juan, zouth on San Joan to Pine, thence down
Fine to Commercial and Main itreeti.
I Minutes After Every lluur.
At Main and Commercial 10 .'lO &0
At I Inca and Arizona !* r * «•'* •*(»
Al Itaca and Sail Juan -0 in I*o
At San Juan und Pine 23 4- 02
At Main und Commercial 30 f»o 10
CUT THIS OUT AND SAVE IT. REMEMBER YOUR CAR.
THE TRINIDAD ELECTRIC
TRANSMISSION, RAILWAY
AND GAS COMPANY
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