The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

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 JuHPE0 TO DEATH.
 CUCAau. Nov. es - Possessed with tAe Idea la4a she a4- bttne pursued for disnnuurahIr .urpost~ Miss Maud EaHans,H. a school teach er. jumped to instant death this inE from fE= tesH.satH -tes. af tHp NeCormt.h k uHlt... ~rr l.s note ] for her parents t.'9.. ct th, .ol- temulafnd agr
 DENOUNCED ADMINISTRATION. SF0E tNF Ntf n- The America" Nru.a. gou4r.s-. m au. yeutjnu in Th.s rts.. at this faaru tug's session 'a.Hr.a# -ha aiw5uis- fratioas #ofaF .H at-.isL +H.gta.- npo acres of land under -h, domna. ion at ore Eorr-.rf elI.saf
 NOT WORKING FOB NON NATION WASHINGTON. Nov =. Pvasi dent Taft tnls morning informed his friar1s rhar F, ia .ar.sa. fe5 fae reorganHaHaR of he EsHeaa ar 1ar,y. and lH. ran.'a 1aasf un. dcrstand that la lis .ffors he fs uot in any saE @orEia- rar a re .,-5f#rfar
 CHAIRMAN CARNEGIE TRUST.
 COLORADO SrEfNGS Nov 2- NtHam F ~taaaHa a1est eaat ot Gelcezap tait#es. #as Ho#a= ele==ea yf#e#rss5H,ef Of 5Ea roar1 0f tgu=. lees for the Carnegie Foundatioa Ill-t
 GAVE ROUGH ON RATS.
 SEFAftt. Nv. %ov -7 tt~s pansy Ersh. oh 1riH h-r~ for trs@ aur'rr ct Nr~ F. H 0HarHar.r. a. Green Ufee. anl Mr. E1i4 Coo ". rcfafI '.aFsf .u' Vf., tr1o. Ahour three weeks aro Mrs. tosh orscieHtg-srr.Ea#. as sgp saii. com fesee1 fo rha los A,- .g- ,nt.a tha. she had poisoned tAr two aomen by giyina them roHah oa Ea-= \ oth the women Had 3i-1 ur4es sus picicus Cir.1wsfane.- or n" dates =Na Ha-mi1.et ah .#s sra@fs arrested at4 Hron-h A..r fes r.ia1
 -UF0rs OF HONOR
 ut11r TON >.av "- rr.. .3m Elect Wilson and aanttaana eea ..--l 7Har.r gr.,. ta rt.ii honor la. ufshf 3s @as4aor nm
 ANDY GLAD TO RE seEs
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 LAST SAD RITES.
 A'-' ssFtf,<f,TG> %aa HHs funeral -ar.3e.s Cor tha tate >ona .or Raaptr. oG Nars land. 2aJa he tnis nor1t~g. p~es3srt Tatt. a rumhor of th- ete.art r5ei+ttr- aef the fustfses of tho sl~"seo eo'is were in a.+tpd aiaa #s=.1e- ahras ,he aptire official staff ri a"rSet ia the rfey. The @lerHeHt saaA ala-e in Eaeksf.a eansse3..
 LAWYER aATaicK PARDONED
 NEW WORK NaE 5-- Tn" f5na chapter in what has hcer one Q. the mest noted criminal eases ir this state Was auaged today yhel Governor Dt< ar4nfeG pardon II. Alhtrt TT 4s'a. F. a Ee3mtaes. la2 yer of this ofe eao was -a#Htsrea in .he ear'- rirrties o4 th4 .ha .e of killing William H3rsh Rt#a aa c~ centric teitt5eHaifa.
 Patriel; was zatlfa4-.,l ro dca.' by the g'c-'af- sFafr jp f9'2. noar'' two years If TT h. had been #af.'st ed on the .tarrc of un~'sr. au' by sknlful r""',asCr.f.s Er r3aagg1 to delay fla sau,arsa ms3 1'h; when the a=a-A nensl.s vas aof muted 10 life tuuisol me"g IT. G"- Iernor Fijg@ins
 During Jnr s,4= paJ,.s Ia. been in prison i.. hIo t,tn vl er." assistance To manE --ui tA" prison CTS. giving them legal advice #}ie' has enabled them To secure sl"i liberty. For this reason the Si"- Sing officials declare that that art glad th" clever aWyCr hss been li1 erated
 Public sentiment has bacr "r@cE with Patrick throughout his strue gle for Hberty for. 4hilc t aa proven heNoaG T t1ubt thaf Ei T, had been murdered. il was nefcI shown con,Iusiyelg that Pair. k I1J administered th,. poison 70 Rice Many people believe that Charlvs F. Jones. who was Riee's valet. va. responsible for in" oId mans death Both Jones and Patrick Profircd i. 2 pecuniary way through the de2tt of Rice.
 slUEJAcKETs EAT TURKEY
 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27. I'll, Fourth division Of 1he Nlan1. fleet this morning anchored ar th mouth of the river and the b'a jackets will haze a. oprogtH=ii iis io morrow Of celebratins ThanAs4isin4 'nd os'iag turEev ou shore. Short leave has been freely granted anf marr arrargcmeuts tov the enter tainment of the sailors have beeI made in the -itN.
 TEDDY DIMES WITH FAMILY.
 OYSTER BAY, Nov. 2. Foi the first time in many years, Col peel &ocsaven will he sb'o to ea his Thankseiring turke3 in peace and quiet, There Riil he no pres. agents hanging about The Boosa welt table tomorrow. aiua the col Ioners name will appear in hu; feN of the papers throughout the coum try. He has carefully avoided aub d., .l