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CONTINUED
SYNOPSIS.

Warden Handler of Sing Sing prison
and Detective George Doyle endeavor to
prevail on Bill Avery. a released prisoner.
to search out information against a for
mer pal" a young convict known as
Jimmy Valentine. Avery refuses. and
Doyle and Handler threaten to attack
him. Valentine had trick of opening
safes solely by the sense of touch.
Avery goes. Lieutenant Governor Fay
his beautiful niece. Rose Lane. and two
women workers in rescue mission visit
the prison.
Warden Handler hears Rose Lane tell
how she was rescued from a thief on
train. and he is amazed at a coincidence.
Convict Jimmy Valentine. No. 1889 is
brought into the warden's office to open
a safe as an object lesson to the visitors
and Rose recognizes him as the man who
saved her from the thief Cotton.
Valentine says he can't open the safe.
engaging Handler The lieutenant COVER
nor and Rose talk with Valentine. Rose
pleads with Fay to aid the young prison.
er. who Is handsome even in Sing Sing
garb.
Fay promises for Roses sake to ask the
governor to pardon Valentine stormy
interview occurs between Handler and
Valentine.
vaienrine wants patienriy III prison Tor
news. Finally he is pardoned and goes to
Albany to thank the governor Lieutenant
Governor Fay and Rose.
Valentine refuses positions offered by
the rescue mission workers. To his amaze
ment. he meets Bill Avery and a former
coworker. Red Flanagan.
Red and Avery try to dissuade Jimmy
from "going square," Detective Doyle ap-
pears. and Red and Avery hide. Doyle
wants Valentine to tell him where Avery
is. for he wants to rearrest him. Vaien-
Doyle departs. threatening to send VAL
entine back to Sing Sing prison. Avery
now tries to kill Valentine.
Valentine finally agrees to go it crook
ed again. but a note from Rose brings
him back to his former determination to
be honest ''in spite of the coppers."
Rose persuades her father to give VAL
entine a position in his bank in Spring
field. Ill. He and Red go to work in the
-
For several years Valentine works ex-
cellently and rises to be assistant cashier.
He and Rose love each other. but Valen-
tine knows Doyle is on his track and
dares not tell her of his affection for her.
mysterious Mr.. Cronin turns out to be
old Bill Avery. now reformed and man
OF business.
-FOUR years later Red was placed in
charge of the buffet in this establish
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ment, which occupation he followed
until a new district leader was elect
ed. One night during horse show
week the sound of lusty AK blows on
the armored front door struck terror
into the hearts of the employees ana
the fashionably attired players OF faro
roulette, baccarat and poker.
The lads truthful testimony at the
trial which followed so enraged his
uncle that Red no longer found
home with him. Cast on his own re-
sources, he was attracted by the gilt
tering promises of an expert poker
and faro dealer whom his uncle had
employed. He joined with him IN sew
eral trips on coasting steamers. sit
ting in with the gambler in poker
games with the passengers ana eX-
changing signals with him concerning
the cards they held. He learned the
art of denting the corners of the aces.
kings. queens and jacks with MS
thumb nails so that in dealing with
fingers sandpapered or worn almost to
the bleeding point with pumice stone
he could detect these indentations ana
know when and to whom he was deal
ing the high cards. From this 1t was
only step to a partnership with the
great Jimmy Valentine. the man who
could "cop a gopher" without any ar
t:sctaI atas.
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boy, attired in black velvet knlcker'
bockers. turned the knob Of the door
Of the private Office of the assistant
cashier of the Fourth National oank
Of Springfield. Ill. Barely eleven years
old. Bobby Lane cOnsidered II tue
rarest treat Of his life to be allowed
a chance to invade this usually busy
Office and to play at being a banker
The large office had two entrances,
one leading into the hall Of me large
building and another leading INTO the
tiled Enclosure in which vas pelhg
built a spacious new vault IN the
middle Of the room was a arge ma
hogany desk. Near the hal door and
close to the wall was a sma nahoga-
ny writing table. Three or for COM
Portable chairs were scattered about
the room.
On the glass of the hail toor. glazed
halfway to the top, was he lnscrp-
ton in trim black letters. Lee Kan
dali, Assistant Cashier"
And SO 1t was with lee Randan,
alias Jimmy Valentine. that Bobby
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apret what we have done"

regret what we have done"
Rose also had a last word for her
hero. She grasped her fathers arm
and said enthusiastically: THAT Is
Just how l feel, too. and-er"-she
was becoming embarrassed-"Spring-
6eld is a beautiful city. Mr. Randall
she managed to end.
They were gone. Valentine sprang
to the entrance and peered after them
from between the portieres. A feet
Ing vision Of a sweet young girls face,
smiling and confident. was his reward
as Rose Lane walked out into the cor
ridor He stood and stared even when
father and daughter had gone from
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AFTERMATH OF
 CT" naLIoAMC
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 NEW YORK. pcr. as Tn. aasehap 'fans" turned ont nearly ufu tnon sand strong yesterday to witus#s fh' nth game in the championship -rap.z and give th. hofa,- tesa..s a.hume
 Tn. -eatu4 capacity ad the Polo eraund~ Was taxed tn ts lmit r,nph had tu bc turned away for ~,stf- ,eub3 not hc obtained prrmmm~ Vrrs psIa for choice seats to witness tne gamn and the rootng ou tn" part of tbn =ap. porter nf the Giants played an imp"r tant factor m tho result of th" game for during the ttms after n, home team made tn. two runs tying th. -,arr m the ninth. rho dim sweeping over the iela gave one the impression that Eri lam had hc.u turned lnosr
 The money taken in at the eat, rep resented several fortunes [" th" "rdI. nary baseball player. The gcnar ral ad- mission being sI. bower grand stand se upper grand stand resereea s8 uu. boxes seating { te5
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CLEW CANADIAN
 BANK ROBBERS
Nussst spee,a ssrv,ss

iuh.aIANp ur,.- art -t O. r| I,.r,a'. toaas informed ths uaiis. Cat h.. t,.t.,r rai n tho yits lsH "a.. .a-l IL. hem. far rahhing tn. Nrw N.. t- minister bank u Eff'f-h '@l.u.aa about s month aga.
 Aec"rding to Jack.eu hi- pat. ~t,s~. name + withheld h> tho pnlte.. had the -chem. for robbins the Canadian bank all worked ont m"uths heGnr. Il really toak place. The manner of gaining scc..S~ and making getaway. Tho rohh.r was to turn th. trick when h. knew th. bank had lots of cash on hand. and that would he iu the feli
 when moneN ~"ula haa wr-r [" har vest the crops.
 His pal m th. ritN nIl must h,N. turned the trick f"r thr bank ws- rohhed much a~ he, described it tr Jackson. and thr robbers got away iwith s2so.oe" mostly n hills. shipped to New Westminster ev the Canadian
 Rank of Commerc-
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PH|LADEL LPH|A WIN SERIES
MINING CONGRESS
 FAV0RS COMMISSION

question of coal. II uses abuses aud production addressed the meeting yes e terday morning and with charts and photographs threw cunsiderabl. .u- Iightm"ut upon thc subject
 Carl Scholz president uf th, Coal Valley Mininr Company. and an officer D. -"Neral nther mining companies. such as the Consolidated Indiana Coal and Rock Island Mining Company. who recently toured Europe in th" interests ."t the buresu mines. gave an interest ing discussion on the relationship of .capital and corporation to the produc- ton of coal. and what the coal indus - try actually needs.
 MT Joslin and several other promi- .nout "perators from Alaska. addressed the meeting on the question of coal. transportation and high rates in the form of taxes and supplies The eoun- try ls carrying too great a tax for 1t to make much headwav is the way the Alaskans puts it.
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GIANTS BATTED ALL OVER
 THE FIELD IN LAST GAME

tm rur# b. u.ms fH. -.."r. N...-- a ah. lr 2. '..,t .ru~ had pitches -aa,i h.,t urf fa. .s.,uf- wt~ tpuclu.H 1,r , -mel. .uu. .s .awa.a. aEI"am- au. pi tnr Nthl.,.. t...r--- tH.. raf. N.,,r- Nh" va- rft.mu4 r,r tn. Gant- pay - 'a' s -f,aa, z,u.. tua has ..a.. work ,' rh. rItt. ur-.,ut..I tu" r.u- being rnai, 1 ra,. 'nlra
 lu tn. lmrra muIu- tu. muu. ..tm ,"wn,r.rt q, -rIs. Ame- .urrv- aua batr'd hiw a "trr th. H.ld -tnplr- aua ra" ha-, bir- ull"vad m rtra -u,-.--iru E-for. th. Gaur- ..u.t u'.t together smd rr,> tsd. s-a1. rur ruua,r- uad. ,rs.-.sf tt.. nuif-
 Tu' "iaut- took Aa..- ,... 70. tI.,. ,px ln "a. unn tra .,r, TO Nur-. q. -a., 'h. Ha lh. bold down ,t,. uou.. r..ua Hor ta. rn nun- .a, u th sixth th.. num.m.rH t. tuurn Hro .r sua
 att. tnrtn.r rr
 tn-f.. ...urn tUu DHut- -ru u Naraard and rn. ne.-t au of to, . h.lo -.ri'- re"h r.e. tH,, literally .arnnl Maruml fH -..r tb, u-ld. 7. H' maun.r u amsh rhe Athletic ert m q" ht- ur.s- ant p.-ml.H rh. .l h'ra dI o,"r tn, u.d va- .uaugn l." dem"raIll .uy unrn af pau.r-. The Giant. went at ra ra.a- nu.y w"r. h"pt fu~, aHa-iua gn. UaH aU
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UNITED STATES STEEL
 TRUST CANCELS LEASE

t"rn"y general secure convictions m the majority of case~ he gocs after has led to the rumor the United States Stem the next lew w""ne anu "ti4"s organizations for the ownership amt control of th.ir properties will hs -ab- stituted.
 The raucelliug of tn, lease to fhr valuable ore deposits belonging [" the Great Northern on the Mesaha range. i~ taken to be the first great step m the beginning of the rnd of th,- Tinted StateS Steel Trust
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f..t ".'- r"ia SmgI.s and three ba,. 1If- ats aat nsiI- y.r.. tu order onc.. aHM th. aa-.- ml nakrr the third Dt-snan snaeh.d tHre. tagrer e, '.tr n.5d clean rn tb. fence sending in tare. rHuurr- ,ma-t th. aheI of thu. fuou-tud~
 H"t"r' tl, Gunt- c"urI hrmg tn. seventh !" go elos- seven rannor- had b.. sod rh. pl,tr
 ''rr tur -,y.ufh rn. home team
 '.fI"I down t" Keep the Giants from -'.ls haElu- administered tn them -..' frnnriup there Va- no mistak H- rh. rs-p"rtiN. merits of the ,v.o nf.-. tud ih. members nf th- Ma r t.'r.. League representing the .ua 2. l.' "i thrt icaeHo could only ge. onr A"'. rau amd that tn th, ninth
 "f'r for'f thonSaud people went ta th" haIl er"uud to witness the final wind ur "f tn, championship series
 m. Athletics having won four aur "t tH" -lN zam"~ played and in today aan" th.N emplyn.d but one pitcher whh' fh. Giants had three battca all "s.r 'h. n-ld.
 ih" Ntbl'tiys is mad. tl of th, best "ttH- "N.r gotten together. every man au 'ns team having good batting HN.'ae. f"r tho wh"l, -.asan. and aii ""r. E""d f"r base hits m pinch
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER
 BATTLES POLICE

IT body Uas t.ft on the hoor.
 Tn. police after studying al night fer a trace or elew in aud about 'ha aI artments where the woman hvsd have secured nothing and arc r"m- plrtely myStided over the affair
 No person was seen coming or E'- ing from the apartments other than tna regular inhabitants of the huilinlg' n. woman did not have any eurm } irst the police are aware af was | .c.ast Studtous woman who lived ruleh .t, her>elr and devoted Lots of ti.se n .ht books
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 PIIH.ADEIpHIA. .pe Oct. .t T,.s N ,tic- "f the AmerI n Laaru,. isa.r. f9nd stand finish ,u therr ..r. ri f.nd~ hy batting trr.. "r th. ...s '"rl G.Iuts "ut of tn.. h,> aua . .s IT. th.. SCOT, of ls to ;.
 Tho Giant> "t th, National I.,,a. . were not in th. g3u,. flor -.-,.ona ', . day, for th" h"m, team had ou their batting cl"th"> and touched up tnr Nari"u- pitchers in manner tr,t mad" them appear IIi,. u"ytc,- ,r the science of tossing ball "yrr tn, plat.
 Thirteen hu- auJ us.. .rrnr- were made hy the hom. team. .ybue the Athletics allowed th. Giant Y. tour hits amt n" vt-ir"r- u. trr.. errors
 Bender aa- iu th, h, th. tfr- l"tics and Tn"ua- ,ar rnraaan out the gam, th. battery lrr th. non. t"an played goo,t halI tua E.,r tn, hrs well scattered. The Giaut- scored rn. Hr~i run when hN fast playing u.., ~nc""'d"d iu getting a runner a.r.-. ih" h"m' plat" in the first inning.
 The Giants ~ucccod"t in making .,r- other run in th" ninth when with a jingle and an error .n. .l tH.. H..r crossed tho plate
 Tn" home team started th,. fan tu
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UPRISING IN CHINA
 EXPECTED SUNDAY

sympathy with the revolutionists will be thrown into jail and that means they will be decapitated as traitors.
 The government is having hard work holding its own in the far away prov inces but is maintaining sufficient pro- tectton to protect the capital and the seaport town so that the commerce is not in any way effected by the rebel lion
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INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. eG-The pa- lice are mystiiied over tho murder ot pr. Helen Knabhe in her apartments in the city. The woman was found yesterday afternoon in her apartments. having been murdered som" hours Doe fore the body was cold and life extinct several hours according to the doctor called in to examine the remains
 The person committing the deed must have had access to the doctors apartments for after committing the uurder the person retired locking the doors Of two rooms leading to wher"
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 CHICAGO, oct. 26.-YesterdAy ar- ternoon the American Mining Con gress. now in session. took up the aueS tion of Alaska coal deposits. and its relation to the couutrv's commercial development. Many able speakers wcr, heard upon the Alaska question. and James F. Callbreath. jr.. who went North in behalf of the congress. to study existing conditions during the past summer. was the principal speak CT of the afternoon. Tomorrow secre- tary Walter Fisher will address the 
 President John Dern "f the congress stated he was in favor nI a commis- sion of congressman being appointed to investigate the taxes in Alaska. but that action looking toward the devcl- opmcnt of the natural resources should be instituted at once.
 Dr Joseph A. Holmes. one of the best informed men in America today on the
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ALASKA BUREAU
 IS ESTABLISHED
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SEATTLE. oct. e6. The chamber of commeree has established an Alaska bureau for the purpose of aiding the people of the North ia their hghi for leEislatiou-
 The mcmher~ or tho chamber "t commerce win perfect plan whereby Alaska wIl receive proper advertising at Washington and the ne-dS of the country called to every member or congress. from time ta time during the coming session ta meet in December
 Tn. senators and representatives from the state have pledged their sup | port tu the movement and will recom- lmrnd such measures as the chamber Iof commerce of Seattle, presents tl them. after the proposed bills have been indor~ed hy representative Alas ksps
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Dux6uRY WILL GO TO
 FLOWER BAY

The schooner DuNbury. now waiting for the storm to ahate so the last trip to St. Michael can he made carrying fl eight and mail. will make a trip to Plover hay before going to the states.
 The captain expects to return from St Michael go to Ployer Bay. return and sail for Seattle on nr about the 4th of November.
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NtENNA. Aa.tr#a #.uesf. ta# a
 ArrhiH.r Ferdinand Chrae .aa T.. naHu..a a.- rta. and sls.H .n l. claims he mA haEr ra fG. h.aa tt f#. nation for tns purpres af narym= fI. sIrl he is u laNr alfh
 Thr .rehdHk, s.ss.. uf#fHafrt NJtl a h.aHt5ful SH-. gIr lmm- fHs past summer when rn tam nj Swt- f.rlaud Tho Emns rapfr r.Hu. engagra ta hs- mtfr.rH bat when tH, attauruer of the gn-npls at manaa was .alaI Co 1u. .las, sear of Frraaaant charl.-a tb,s told tHs ea#Hg mtH 4
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NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-This maraus the United States Steel Company Ie- ei.. to cancel tn. lease they hlsr .,u 5. .... is known as th, Mesahe rang
 ha.i, is believed T. be the initial <. T. .ae company is taking to dissolr" t- .e.i. rather than have criminal 1c. od brought against il by the att"ruov -tn eral The trusts are getting scare'l at the high handed method of the gov crnment in getting after combinations of capital. and the fact that the at-
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8 sATTLEsHlP OREGON
 UNoERGoEs REPAIRS
Nnaast Spec sI ssrues

TIsEMERTaA. a.f ss Ta. Htu ~hu Oregon which Ha- anarrsans r,.. uars t.s Il fHe uasy sera a#aae taa u. s- h..f r,.tH, ta H r..,s.f B. suH. ..r
 Tl n Improvements au Il. -hsr vhi,H wa- at ar. t.ms th, prad. ."f Ih. American natt H#eHnr- re .ur million d"llar~ Th, -nu aH. sad t.r
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MEXICO. Oct 26-Thcre was an uprising just outside of the city last night. between what are termed the rebel faction. and those in sympathy with Madero. the newly elected presi- dent of the republic.
 hand to hand fight took place in which hundred soldiers were killed and nearly two hundred Diaz support CTS were left dead in the streets.
 The uprising so close to the capital
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ENGAGEMENT BROKEN
 oArTA!N oUsosDEo

t. H# .H fH, #.uH, r.,du6,- kuootD
 be woman lu tae ea=r l= all rn# ..r t0a zaa sudlng at the ma, .t a.- In. aas engaged and sho i- well ..t To fH, officers -tatfaued here ,i t.. Hrt Grrtau carr was tt h',' ,. married th"W Thauesgivins srt s#.U ar H. brother officers had asg .#tt.H ta sfteua tHt We,lding
 special bottle .aH. Seward Com Hu-rrfai Co
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hIsASE&W osTH at ,aataa Carr .AHut committed sHl,.s.. .a ats hs sheai#ua W4.,H H tHs aas. e nh au arm. rss"atf samHltt# .g,,d earad-. rm Raunf Ha aa# a narrt hruls .Hf In, sue4g,.an.ut
 ras ttgt that m VaWa hai a.'.H ,. a. captain then ,ugH4emaut aa. ha leaked aut anu hie hraft,f a.'.'# J i.s. the eaprun committed -Hg. r lath,r thtu ttr hi- tlaeua- when tE.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. the oldest eompans Ia America. holds the largest fuRd to' diyidends to be paid In 1911 ISIS sss sssoD. Don't insure until yeu hay seen W W. Sale. special sEenl
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REBELS ARE ACTIVE
 MEXICAN CAPITAL

came as surprise to the authorities and drastic measures will he resarted to in order to quell any more such The soldiers were taken unawares not thinking the reb
 els were armed, but when actual fight
 ing commenced they were all armed
 with pistols and used them with dead Iv effect upon the government troops.
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FALkENsURo ( LAUGHS. chsm.s,s
 Assays of common and rare "astsis. Carloads tor lsssl sf ere tested on mill sixs machinery. Write for catalogues. sS Ysstsr Way. Seattle.
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PEkIN. Oct. 26.-Thc government has been informed of d plot to have general uprising in China on sun day. The revolutionists here in tn. city are making preparations to start rebellion on that date to pave the way for the rebels now on route to- ward the city
 The uprising here in Pekin win be taken care of by the local authorities
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MURDERED BODY
 LINELL EXHUMED
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NNTNeN oPeNFdF 0tFNEeU'
 BOSTON, oct. 24.-The body of the late Avis Linell. murdered recently was ton.
 Preacher Rieheson. who is charged with having killed Linell. insists that he will he able to establish his inno- cence.
 Just the cause of having the remains exhumed is not given. but tho prose cutting attorney orderd the work per formed and secured a permit to have
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For a nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms m the sity ,rp the City Bath Mouse. Everything hrst class and up 10 date.
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Remember We are retailers as well as Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial co.
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REMEMBER TsE NAME

For prompt aua satus'aetsrs iaundb } work ssli up the Peoples sundFs Phone Main tsi.
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the body subjected to a careful exam nation by several experts and chem ists
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.NlNNA, Oct. 26.--The czar of Rus sia Is reported shot while automobiling is the rumor that has reached the city
 Details Of the shooting. when it oc- cured and where is not forthcoming but the report states the czar was shot
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Take all your printing to the Nugget Latest and meat aR tS date methods tsF turning sat loe ~Sfk
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Sau lfaH.t=ea Hs a fsa tat-. com p..-f.. Hatsfs-hlp tna ar t,, date tu every rr#-I#tHf
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Mining and Dredging Edition wrap. ped ready for mailing at the Nugget
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NOTICE SCOTTISH RlrE CLASS

### .....s sls.r- st tne .a-t eHt-~ cell lt tr msr-taI- arh.. .a.d -rt M"ral~ tsi l,.Efra g N rnmp~au
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To get the news ySu have 10 sus- seirbs for the Nugget
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GEAR OF RUSSIA
 REPORTED SHOT

and badly wounded while out taking an auto ride
 OR. SLOAN HAS MOVED.
 Dr. ]. M. Sloan has moved his offices from the Dunhsm building into the Wild Goose building over Alaska bank.
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AUSTRIA A-ARCHDUKE
 RENOUNCES HIS RANK

...s- s#f v tas- Hu.ztlau. When hs ~a- r.tsf. fs marrt tHrs Voula select for hH. psr-sr af rauE. and would never allow Ua fs ti-erars Ai~ country hy -HeH= Helrs ntz #ttiuu
 Tm usH4 f.Il"u u-5-tri 4p"u mar rstHa m. ..sue Sa.-- 4lrt. and betns uraras.H sa,a -t.r e"ala mean hls r.uaaaesr,ut af r4u'. sua station a- a a.aa1e.r a n. rnef family. he hrake ts.rs uum aHt .s.h s..t-rd1N and st- raaraaH fa.far se~efH of his eleste'.
 M.n,ng and Dredging Editions are
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GO 10 rrt NO tft pN.. lsss.rs rar fH- ne=f h"-sH snt ssf-s ru, .rIN t'ars~ tf. u-s. fr faDF
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Mining and Dredging Editions are wrapped for maibag at the Nugget.
The record., 1911-07-20
PRIZE WINNERS PARADE
ONE OF BIG FEATURES
Livestock, Eedeeked In Ribbons
March Around Pavilion &c De-
HIGHT of Audience.

What has always been enc Of the
most interesting Of all the features in
connection with the Kentucky State
Fair was the grand parade of prize
winning livestock around the ring in
the pavilion building. This feature is
to be given more attention this year
than ever. Il will be started at two
o'clock on the afternoon of Friday,
September -.
This parade is an imposing one, not
alone from tie amount of money rep
resented by the premiums, but because
of the great amount represented In
the value OF all the winners combined.
The slow moving, ribbon bedecked cat
tie seem aware of their commercial
imBprtaase &c thay trudge around TIE
ring, while the sleek. carefully groom.
ed horses OF high degree pranee along
IL II mere than conscious OF their
trace and breeding.
Collie dogs. running and barking At
the crack O. TIE whips % their mas
ters, ponies a-5 costly sheep and hogs,
a. combine 70 Lake : SHOW equal 70
1zy presents ! during The week. II is
A source CT pride to those who own
.he prize winners and a stimulus &c
others TO ensCr tlei: stock IN future
competitions.