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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-12-28

answer to the Jest, "'Eho knovs
He has a good start. He has paNj
LOT Of attention to detail too Evej
thing is complete now except FOR 1
rotary" and idly he touched one Of
row of buttons along the right D
edge Of his desk. the one mad
Secretary"
Instantly the door Of the adjci1
room opened. and sober faced
noncommittal looking young man.
dy checked and clean eyed and
headed. walked in. notebook In han
"Hellow said Rollins. WHO
you?"
II am your secretary. sir.
last night. My name is Iens Nes
Swedish. eh?" guessed Rollins
Eyes. SIR" said Mr. Nelson.
a graduate Of the Minnesota Tecl.
college. founded by Mr.. Breed am
one of his scholarship men
Rollins smiled over the maven
this admission.
"All right. Mr.. Nelson %n
"You have a telegraph operat0
l believe. Mr.. Kelvin?
wireless" amended Phllip.
Rollins glanced at his row OF o ?.
and nodded his head MI
you may take these marconlHa
and without any hesitation m
debating peremptory discha'se
long list of railroad officials
Thus set in the new empre-'u
pire of the iron highway an
which held under its apso'u.s
the commercial destinies Of Y
ton. an empire more powerful 'D'
ever conceived by man II was ,s,,
that began peacefully ana qu" .
the stern Rollins, with SUI
possessed half a thousand men
their fat sinecures. But as pe =.
Henry Breed. attended by VI, =
and carrying a bundle OF gu
stopped in the door a mor ~ ssa
"By the way. Rollins s s's
there is only one personal ~ \
l wish to make, and that mus s,s i
to from the first. want my d,,s
all in cash-nothing else '
Just cash"
Ono dav several months h !
zelphan was very angry. 10
find Breed. While be was s M
for the millionaire Sumner
peared. .,,oypecte
he said. Il suppose Kelsln'
Officer .,.ber 81
mo-" said the docto.' oa,ce
ont w he''1 MRS IS Re Rensselaer, .ns q.
Rensselaer, and Miss BIZ. =, a
ftsbing in a private lake - =.
that come up to be fed vns'
caliedw ,,.b like
1T doesn't sound muc' .fter
confessed Rollins, oa, ~. Breedl
envy them. Where Is m tbsfs
Again the frown re' rev Or. zen
morning had crossed n he 81
brow. II cont know, sout the
..but he is some place aD'
I'll find him for you, .,rv Bred
Continued on Peg
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-12-28
CHAPTER XII.

THE forces allied with Rollins
themselves attempted publicity.
But against their publicity
= Breed had put an enormous
practical benefit; against their appeals
he had put an enormous practical ben
eft; against their attacks he had put
an enormous practical benefit. and the
tide of public favor. springing not
from the printed pages of the morn
ing and afternoon papers. but from lip
to lip. set in so strongly in his direc-
ton that it reached every investor.
Bread at cents-later at cost.
To the victor belongs the spoils. and
the spells of this war were the prox-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-12-28
CHAPTER X.

IL ELVIN did not laugh outright.
II but he came near 1t. You have
II tried that. haven't youg' he ven
- n tured
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
GALE BLOWING SURF COMING UP

The gal" which sprang up during tn" night k riling the water high uu on the beach The river is getting uu toward the high water mark and un less th" wind abatcs. the soa win b, breaking over the Sandsrt brforr morning. Belmont Point is now cut nfi on account of the high water and th, river is rising all the time
 tp to the time of going [" press n, damage had been reported along th, waterfront The mosquito fleet aud large steamers are riding out th" storm in the ofiiing but may put to sea an, moment for the. breakers are extending farther and farther from shore
 There is a change in the moon today which may bring about a sudden change for the better in the stormy weather now prevailing.
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AROUND THE WORLD Is
 MINUTES 30 SECONDS

In thr mail just received csmr thr account or nlrsSagr which aas sent around the world hy the Neu York Times in the short space of ls minutes and 90 seconds, The distanc, the mes sage had to travel was 2S.6I3 miles and had to be rehandled many times. from the land lines to the cables and back tu the land wires
 The message was dispatched "n Mou- dav morning August 2lsJ at o'clock and took th, westward r,ute via san Francisco. Honolulu. and was received via the Atlantic cable at lSis minutes past 2. having eneireled the globe travelling a distance of 2S.Sls miles si.sss miles of the distance heszs ove cables lying an the hestom of oeeaRs Ihis ls Ehs reeora for sendlas a-mes
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MAN SHOT. TAKEN FOR DEER

SEATTLE. S,IH The hmtug comranion of David Hn~arJ. mist"nE him for @ deer and shot hm m lhr neck. h.r,. today Tn. bullet cam" within nno-siNtr-ntn Of an inch "r srvering the main artery which would have meant death c" Howard
 The men had separated hut f"w moments before Co go in different di- rrcti"ns that is take hnth sides of rhe valley when report rang "ut and David Howard frlt stiusius ~eusa- ton along the side of his neck 3u1 heard the whistle "r ,, hull-r FAami- nation proved h, had h,r,u shut Sp h, cried to his friend ta quit sh"ating f"I he was wounded
 His companion was scared nearly to death and both men came to tnWu at once having had all the deer hunt ing they cared for
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OPIUM SMUCCLER
 IS CAPTURED
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept S.-Y-Stcrday after noon detectives in the employ af the government captured a travelling sales man by the name of ! L. Brown. with Sl.20O worth of opium which h. had brought across the line
 The arrest of Brown is expected tu lead 10 the capture Of a number of smugglers who have been bringing opium into the country of late The customs house people have heen "nto the smuggling for some time but could not capture those guilty but the detec- tive catching Brown yesterday with the goods on him may lead to the break ing mp of the gang.
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SENATOR BAILEY WILL
 NOT BE CANDIDATE
Nugget Special Service.

FORT WORTH, Sept Senator Joseph w. Bailey of Texas. stated last evening he would not hr candidate for reelection to the United States Senate after the expiration of his term in 1913.
 The Democratic Senator wanted (" resign last spring. or during the early part of the Extra Session. hut his friends made him reconsider his resig- nation that he wired to the governor
 Mir Bailey will retire to private life after the expiration of his present term of office having served his state in Congress eyer since the Fifty second Congress when he was first elected to the House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

"d9Set oPeCtdl ocFNtCe.
 CHICAGO. Sept S-Champion heavy weight wrestler of the world Frank Gotch is anxious to meet the Giant Pole. named Zbyszko, who is now in the country and is being starred by a fel- low named Herman.
 Gothc said today that he would meet the Giant Pole. or any other would -be champion in the art of wrestling. The date to he any time within the next two months
 The champion is extremely anxious to meet the Big Pole. but through a pre-arranged plan Hackenschmidt has the first chance at him
 Herman declares that America within the past year or so has seen the top notch wrestlers of Europe There are no real champions over there outside of Haekenschmidt, Zbyszko. Lemm and Yussif Mahmout. Bierogoff. giant Cossack. has shown great form as an amateur but lacks experience Zbyszko has a young brother who has distin-
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GOTCH ANXIOUS TO
 MEET BIG ZBYSZKO

guished himself. but he is in college al present and will not turn his attention to the professional life for some time
 Herman says that Zhyszlo will re- all corners. He is interested in a newly purchased hotel in Krakua. his home town. He paid $6O.O00 for the prop erty and wishes to remain short time to get it in proper running order. The Pole however. is in steady training in contemplation of his coming visit to America and is devoting his sole at O tention to cateh-as-catch At the Graeco- Roman style he seems in a class all by himself
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HUNDREDS OF MEN ARE RUSHING
 SCENE GOLD & SILVER STRIKE

.u. 5 Fu.u,hutn coming r.. Ns.,..r, "ith ~,wr''- "f rr,m different l.dg,~ tnrs haI .If-..,ra# ... ..f u 'h. mountains .u th. ,H,,..tf. D.- tri,t for ,h. rs-r -umu,r
 As-a>~ lrm tt. u... uia..- .E u.. hay. made s"rs r.u -r.a.- r.. ..u e"Id aud sii."r. "n, "l 'h. s.p0o. 'seaNod "y,r 9 th"usaua dollars 2. ur tom. ahiI" th, silver specimens ar. uu, mass "f du. not work ul.- in.- ar silver
 EusIu,s- mru ay we'll r- ..m every "ay ih"r"r- haE. HaHaH .n Stump.d- leaving n. a,... r. ru th' town aud business S.urHar r. women Wh" hav. fh. r.r.r ..,.s. t....0
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COAL CLAIM OWNERS
 CITED ID APPEAR

#as .',.H.# at tHa Register of the lu.au .n. .H.. Ii~ been one of the
 m contention on the part sE ...". ..m1- tu1 the technical. ..eHe.-'. #r .r.H~ referred to by @asH ,tr tf=#r H his recent "Trip
 ru-. fH- a.ran of Alaska refers .a fh maaa #n. H1re not complied
 fH 'H. saaE nauirsments. even if 'H.I. t''.s e. .mrr.as are held up for n. f. a.na D. the government.
 The NnHal Life Insurance Company pf NrN York the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund for ditidrnd- ta te paid In 1911 tsfs.6ss. afaafp Don't Insure until you have seen " ". Sale special agent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

il NEAi Sept T.H.. a... t. nefn sent "ut tnm th. aa.I IaH a.'. afmg TO. Waf-nn-Fnsef .u..a .a.r.. .maHN u,tI claims n #HHf .-tfusI s.. Matmu-Ia, District ra an,ar su. go aat~ ua af,uT rH.u uu.
 fh. nea luf a,nrmrf huh. and is ~ua halI.He taH r. Hr#..r.. .uffa certain n.wr.mul- M.. 70. reum.-H arH mt#a-r.#.
 laf tMu tn. aH. .arr.- u... a.u h..d al' U, rb. -",rium.u' ......-
 f- sh"u.a ma].r rheIr amusE.. nr mrnl. na rnn,f aa m-r . a. af th,. pI"n.rrt san rae.# ....N F. I. guaHruutuf
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looking after his dredging interest the Nugget sent the following tracer to its Seattle correspondent: "Rumor here in Nome. Gaffney has failed in Seattle. interview Mir Gaffucy and wire par ticuars"
 The answer did not arrive in time to publish il yesterday hut here it is:
 "Therc is no truth whatever in the rumor in Nome about ]. C. Ganney
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PRESIDENT BENTON RAILWAY
 SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT

restraining order had been issued com polling people to either pay 10 cents from the Benton road until such time as the hearing on the injunction could be heard. After hearing both the off Q torneys representing the city. or people. Judge Hanford dissolved the restrain ing order and holding that under tho the company was in duty bound to givc transfers with every scent fare
 The Benton road for a few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

failing. Mir Gaftncy when interviewed stated he could not understand how such reports ever reached Nome. but wished me to wire you that there is absolutely no truth to the rumor That he k doing good business and expects to continue in business here in Seattle for many years Also he will ha pleased to see all his old customers upon their return from the North
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OREGON SENATOR COMES
 OUT FOR LA TOILETTE
Nugget Special Service.


 PORTLAND. prr. Sept S,Hlrr Jnuothau Eeurn. oame aui s.-fardaE strong for senator G.arall,tt, af Wi-. r"usn as rbe proper and unly ytnJ- date for the republican nomination.
 Tn" action of the senator from or.- geu is expected tn ue followed b, Sen ators from other Western states Taft is not strong in th, West aud Robert LaE'ollrtto. who mad. a tour of 'h. West a ltitle over eear ago. H,d,. 50 ver> strong impression con rhr renul, and h" Is booked upaH t- th. ramn- President uf tho Tinted -ars
 Senator Bourne mol ms comes "ut strong ror I.ai'olI.ita but auusmsr- hr Is opposed To ihr nomination af Tau even should n, Wi-ansu mau 0al ru receive it
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
BROOKS COMET VISIBLE ON 17TH

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. The Harvard Observatory has picked the Brooks Comet which is now 45. .0O0. .000 miles distant from the earth.
 IL is reported that at it's present rate Of travel towards the earth il will he visible on he lt7h of September,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
FOREST FIRES NOW SWEEPING
 OVER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

oregon ar' iaHu- tar.~ Do ts- .r. mN' 'n. h'az. .n.,...H G..u. H n. Staudm- timber n rn -.a-.. .. fn north iS drsrruy..H
 hard raIu I~ urH .n4 u -n. Sacramento NaI'rN aua sunuld n ."u- 'nu" "u ur N"r'n t utu ud rHa uu lighters material, n avtmgHl-am4 rh. hlazt-
 lt l~ estimated that nearly f..u
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
J. c. GAFFNEY DOING GOOD
 BUSInESS---DEnIES RUm0R

After the Nugget had head the rumor on the street to the effect that ]. c. Gaffney of Seattle had failed for a large amount. and had taken down a number of his Alaska friends with him. the manager waited for two days to interview the person who reported he had received the information.
 Not being able to get in touch with the attorney who was out on the creeks
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
JUDGE CHARGE
 FAVORS BEATTIE
Nugget Special Service.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept Slate vcs- ter'lay afternoon tho trial judge in the case of th" State vs. Henry Clay Beat tie Jr.. charged the jury who retired to deliberate upon their verdict The charge Was favorable to the accused man now on trial for his life. and the verdict Is awaited with great interest all over the state and adjoining county
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
ONE OF ]. J. SESNoN
 scoWs AoRlFT

About | o'clock this afternoon a lighter belonging to the | ] Sesnon Company, broke rrori it's moorines and commenced drifting up the beach to the Westward With the high wind and rough surf the hargr is liable tn drift up the beach several miles hcfor. coming ashore.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
FLYN DEFEATS smITH
 IN TEN ROUNDS

NEW YORK, Sept. Porhey f1,un defeated Jim Smith in To rounds last night. m what Was to be So ao-rouud contest. Flynn beat up his man SD badly that his seconds threw ur th" sponge in the Tenth round
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

-.. ..H tf. "ut DO the hills fighting 'n. '...- H.a.. nr or timber men and mH.f- r Iumr~ and woodct pipe
 u.- r rH. Huug sections are threat .'..I D. fHs forrest fires now raging n tH. northern rau "r the state.
 Just the thing for that outgoing friend. a basket 7f Mumm's extra dry. Seward com1 CO
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE Sept Word has res,ch"d here that ou, or th, largest stampede. nf th" past >.ar is uua, un from Ashcroft. E C for ="Id and ~u- vcr discoveries which hay,. been usd in th" Chilcootiu district
 The sc"u" r-c.,lls th, s,rts.. af pl' kiond, kr days for m.n are ushng t. the seen" of the new Strih, h> th. hum dreds. Horses of al descriptions ar being drafted int" commission and r,.p- plc ar" travelling light in rhrir hast. tu get int" th" c"uutr, and stalk. an ov- tension.
 According (" th" information at hand the stamped. Mas caused bl two miners
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you take your clothes to the Nome Tailoring Company, for cleaning, press ing or repairing. and have them treated in the best up-t to date methods for cleaning garments, you will always be in the height Of fashion and style.
 Prompt service and satisfactory work" our motto.
 Between ~ssssrstrOm & Hsssn's and zshnsSs Js~sIry Stores. Front Street
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
puxeUxY TO SAIL NORTH.

The Schooner Dusbury will sail for Teller. Tin ity, Cape York and kotze- bue Sound ports tomorrow afternoon at 4 p. my carrying freight. passengers and U. S. mail. For rates and infor- nation, inquire of the U. S. Merean. tile Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

SAN RAFAEL. CuGf. S,rr $ \ forest iir" is now raging through tn. timber Of Northern California; racing toward the oregon line. Hundreds oi men ar" out in th" timber lighting th" blaze and a strong wind from thc south southeast. i~ blowing driving tho fires northward
 Timber men from both California and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

they were ready to make a test case and then President Crawford ordered his conductors tn charge 10 cents for transfers or refuse to grant them
 This morning when President CrtW- ford appeared in court. Judge Hanford sentenced him to 30 days in jail for contempt of court in asking 10 cents for fares over his road with transfers
 Bail was fixed by the judge and th,. eases appealed and will be taken up for the officials are not satisfied with the former decision of Judge Hanford.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
SECRETARY FISHER
 ARRIVES SEATTLE

"'iH rn~ 70 tH' .>eeptions and coy .H## H~ uu.H .r .He Territory as time a..uId l.rH.G
 Eas~ evening 'an banquet to he given F. ... '.s#.H.u.H. '.ub in honoi of Tn. nsmasH.a. -as~t wiu take place .' t.. Srr.rrr aH start Fast in the ..uTs..ns
 s.ltemsnts printed Nuaaet Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept. S-Judge Hanford this morning sentenced President Crawford of the Benton Railway to 30 days in jail for contempt of court.
 Last evening District Judge Han ford issued bench warrant for Prcsi- dent Crawford of the old Benton Line. when his attention was called to the fact that the road was charging 10 cents. instead of cents for fares with transfers to other lines within the city
 On September ,. Judge Hanford handed down a decision in the Benton Car Line injunction case in which a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

FALkENeuRG & LAUGHS. Chemists
 Assays of common and rare metals. Carloads tor Iess) Of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. 95 Yesler Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE S.If S-.r.aH rsH.r "I rHr lmt.r..r Irarrmuf ana -l-..H rlre-eulains at rr-uarut raf H r.. coal and nIl ."u,rat.rss m Af.-.. .r- uted nih his parn ss~r.uias atur- uarm from rh. N"rth tuH .. n.s. du.,t tr their quarters at H. N -.- mstan Hatrl
 The party htI s-rs I#,..-Hf ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
30 DAYSJAl FOR CRAWFORD
BIG STAMPEDE ON TO CH|LC00TIN 3. e.
FLIES FASTER THAN
 MILE A MINUTE

BOSTON. Mass. Sept Graham White. one of the expert aviators wh" has made several records today set a pace that will require som" pretty fast
 This afternoon he flew with pass "ng"r out over the water distance of 33 miles in 27 minutes. which is cnu- sid"rahl" better than milr minute.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL EM.
 PLoYEEs TO STRIKE
Nuesst Special Service

Nugget Special Service
 CHl'AGn Sept N-Ge Yesterday aftea- noon st a meeting of the various nollns the employees of the Illinois tsenlrAi decided to strike.
 The aettose oR the aaart ssf ss.<sustn rapleSsa hs tl.a tlsasl~ roaA Is 1s.- asissszA Nisl bs followed hy the men ela- tpftyea on the southern Paeiae or liar Iriman system. ot which this Is part
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
RETURN ED

Adolph Rudolph from his perilous trip in search of the Cliff House lunch. Same will be served at the Northern until further notice. 6oB
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

!" 'H. stamped. aua are keeping up vt. l. au ,I. stampeders now h.#e ..I t, th. scene of their discov- f..- n. tM. fta miners who have been .#t u '.. mu- for the past summer prospecting
 lt has nran predicted for some time that I.ag,s containing gold in paving Tdauttj,- wuuId n. discovered in the 'hHr""ru District and it did not re- wH' mu.l u tn, way of a strike 10 ..u-. a sfaHr,d,.
 REMEMBER THE NAME.
 For prompt aud sat,stact,ry laundry york call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main i51.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08
eoesgL-soclALlsm-roNleHr

Socialism is either Saint or Devil. . good thing or bad. ~hieh1
 Near ooEsEL tonight at EAGLE HALL and hsd out. fss ~iIl1<ssh; you may err. but yss xsat rssrs, soina.
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1000 DRAWINGS FOR
 QUARTER SECTIONS
Nugget Special serv,es.

Nugget Special Servies.
 MINOT Sept Today there N,r 2.aoo drawings flor quarter ~7etlau~ ." land which k h,ing oTsrurd up au tn, Rrrthold Indian Reservation
 The number "f applications sent iu exceeded the number of quarter sr,- ti"n~ Co 10, opened ur hy man, thuu- sand
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S'sr "u"uml tH, world The record rri"r 8" tus one Mas held by chas. IT. Maehnl nhn in 1908 sent a message around lhr UarlI in el minutes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

Take all your printing to the Nugget Latest and most up te date methods fer tsrnins out job work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-08

vIsl.las c.rA. :. Nass.s osAs.
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s,'temeots printed Nugget Office.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09
RUSH TROOPS TO FRONTIER
War Department Orders United States
Cavalry to Mexican Border to
Preserve Neutrality.

Washington-Four troops of caval-
ry from the Presidio California, and
six troops from Fort Meade, S. D.,
were Friday ordered rushed to the
Mexican frontier to preserve the neu,
trality.
This action followed visit to the
White House from Mr.. Casasus, spe.
cial ambassador from Mexico. The
Mexican ambassador, Senor De La
Barra, is not now in the city.
The war department and the state
department have taken note of the
statement from the insurgent general
at Juarez that he will lombard Juarez.
The administration has not revealed
its attitude toward this threat, but
1t is thought that the government will
take the same ground as it did in the
case of Puerto Cortez in Honduras and
prevent bombardment because of the
large foreign and American interests
in JuareZ.
The news reached the state depart
ment Friday that the Mexican govern
ment intended to ask the United
States to allow the use of its railroads
to transport Mexican troops from So
nora province to the neighborhood OF
Juarez. So far as can be learned the
United States will not object
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09
JUAREz is REINFORCED
Small 1lttle Fought-Juarez Is In
Darkness-Troops concen-
tratinq.

FL Paso, Tex.-Col. Rabago, with 300
men, arrived in Juarez and was re
ceived with Joy by the people. He
placed a detachment in camp and dis,
tributed the others through the city.
This, it is considered by the authori-
ties, makes Juarez perfectly safe from
attack.
The star If the insurrecto lead, Pas
DUAL OrozcO, who was to occupy the
city, appears to be on the wane.
His policy of delay has enabled rein
forcements to reach Juarez and the
probability of taking that city is now
considered much more remote than II
was.
Other reintorcements, in the shape
of Gen. Navarro's column, are en-
route from Chihuahua. and it is eX
pected the federals will be able &c
hold their city, and that knowing this
the insurrectos will retire.
There is a rumor that insurrectos
are near J~arez, but this can not be
verified.
The net result of a battle at
Rauche between Orozco and Rabago
was two killed and five wounded
among the insurrectos. The federal
loss can not be learned as they car.
ried their wounded with them, but it
vas reported that 10 had been killed
The rebels have cut great electric
feed wire leading into Juarez, and the
latter is in darkness. Adding to the
peril Of the situation is a fire that has
started mysteriously in the center OF
the city.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09
FRENCH BEAN COFFEE,
A HEALTHFUL DRINK.

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1t in your own garden on a small
patch 10 by 10, producing so pounds or
more. Ripens II Wisconsin 80 days.
Used in great quantities in France,
Germany and all over Europe. Send
Is cents in stamps and we will mail
you package giving full culture di-
rections as also our mammoth seed
catalog free, or send 81 cents and get
in addition to above 10000 kernels
indispensable vegetable and flower
seeds-enough for bushels of vege
tables and flowers. John A. Salzer'
Seed Co., 1872 S. Sth ST., La Crosse, Wis.