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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Tho Greeks losJ onU t.ruEaer and tvsil .t0rpsdc boAtk while lhs TUrkx loat o0t' rruissr Aud hoA torpedo boat.
 Tha hhttIs ~nA fought dsteTnIlrehIY and EOr sutnc siaAe ttla reeul Wa.~ 1n doubt. t.hlef in the intentonH ut Ihs TrTklsh cSmmsndur wEH lU prevent lht enemy rom zsttinx bDtween rIm and the DardauaIlaa.
 t WAS discovered InIInedhTely afI"T the opening of the battle that tho 0Tgek shIpS had been suuIppet TIEn new and puUerERl guns that wrte ar lsast equal to lh4 .<uh'nent Uf inc Turkish shlpA Il la now claimed that Gsrsrun ..lsp had the aid of IpreLterr EunnsrA
 According tp tb@ meaeer deIa!lH thst raln 5c ree7rdsd Aa AusI'cIItlr the Fur k1sh Hort went boldly aSpihsl rha Greek navy wHeU they had located Il Aild immediately apened frs. A TuseIsh ship waA. hpErver, the hrat tu sn down but 2 cruiser of lh. HrHsarz auan toIowrd with about all hands tc thu bottom It h rerlain that the Insses uh rstn xde ImUuuLs into the hundreda-
 That the Turkish commander w:Ir surpTLeed by the defense nt the unrEsaY y Ia certain bul Isz nlajnt1inrd the light 'tr several hOur4- Fi1A1ly lie signal I1f hLH Vsazsls tu sfaam for the pro tCcsiun uf thA L,xrdau nlIes and a ru1-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
BELIEVES IN
 OWNING ROD
REMARkAHLE FEAT PERFORMED GT MANAGER oTRvRNsoN OF
 PI0NEEA COMPANY

LouLs Htsrsns1n. Riana9er of the Fshetr A1inlnE comapuy, is a tTm believer in lhe efficiency uf tlfe alvin 3nE rod fur dIsCcvertpS thu lUUa'luI of gold. n h sGtd by hIe friends that the discovery of rich sTpu.d made iAes rear bY the rornpany On Anvil creek E:R due 70 the use nf tAe rod
 aIAny who knew MT. StsVensoR's heller in tho rod weTe inclined [" Hn1iIe hur two oi uhem were sOme utn" ago trca,lsA 60 A proof u4 tos Fud's poTar that has leGs them wondering ThoaO two arc C. J. I.nB,an and 6. ]. kAkire 1T. StsEMacz Eut .ons of tnem to | 't-ssi fa ssa ssIfst hrr iso iWenty 'dolIAr stld ptecRa. Thay than lOl him Ground while lss- hRid tho Gt,iow rod in front os h1m wirh both hLuds. As they hnnliy led hsu ,u rhe spot where rhk willow hung Over thc epIYns the rod ruse and he tnntAalEte- ly told thanH whsrh the TSRey w5A
 The rod r;srs whsr 1t cortes over E1In rn6 Tissa ~iIh xHch force, he sayE. thut ths bark twists In hlE hands. He is fight nnu at tlie mo- Meut sinking nn hls own ground m The Anvil brrcsi tO a depth of 13S tent hecu.llsu tha rpd told him gold iE there. Hs says It psVer fails. When il aaSa no geld ncrs is no gnrd And vice Tcrsa.
 Tsern ts nn 1Cks tn 1t. Mr. St@TeHscsi feHaves &n it f'itiy-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
SpAs,AL kusr4t e~vIeA

SpAs,Ak kusR4& e@~vIsA
 LONDON. Dec. 1s.-Befnre elLleriHE Int the rIh!ent fUt which they have Gou1a toEeiher tue pI1nif fassntLRrieS Vf rho vrrMg cuuntrtEs enteqcd int" a solemn agTtGlh%nr n mGlEtaIn strict Re1rs6y as to the Cnurse pS the Re&a- si;ttians.
 Ali suemed Ir hS perfectly willing tn mako this AFranEArueia, tlle TuTkH ae well as tho representatives of the ollIar. 90 that very lILIIe may pG rH. pveted tu bs hnnwII Ur'iI the cIoaS of the c0ufarHG1e. It a Mct unllkeiy thHt EaIRe, information nay he zrnt out in tsHtleaaily to put outsiders 01 the ttnok. The tnpresentativ"s nt all th" prrss aseoclat atiuns as well ;Ls of va rtcpe individual newspapers have ra- teIVed stTIct iasH uGIiUnE to FrHke tr@-7 %fott possible to hnen tn tuuGh with the plunIrsur@nrlarigs but the iai- ter aayc taken 1ass Az strict precnu- uoRH t0 keep the TrpUrL@rs sS TnurI' bdt in the doIh As pOasIblf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

LDKE9N. Def- lf.-hlthpng-h ihe 9Frelts Inst nrSe more vessel than th'' Tu1kh nI lhA naval battle in thn AeAAn A6a ths rurllFh fleet Tns tTIv-
 eu hack Into tho Dnrdancllcs and wae rur5ucN by rhe enemy right in. All accnunis show fhn dKht w have re-
 Rutted in one nInF~ WcIoTY fur Greece.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
WARSHiP FOR
 WA|TELhW REID
MAR3HsP FOR .. ,.,--.....h BRITISH GovEEHm ENT TO BEND BODY HOME IN REGAL
 STYLE,
aPueiAl Nugget 4ss7'aeA

LONDON. Dec. 11-Tbe British Gnverrlnent has iGT1tlerAh WaF&hip for usc in tul.inG to thu United EeatHP thB hoay of Whitelaw Rcdt the latd nnllI;lSsnLor from the UMts1 States parchsRtsr hpuau In Whteh the dipIu- sTlntIst t1lsd hns bspn the chief pnln: of 1ntpTest tpduy fur nEltS eminent people. NI&ny ct tIrs leading btataH- men. including ErHHsisr AsauIth. HIl6 aH the 6fIGDnntic enrpa have ex- prezsed their condolences The king vas nEe of tha first tn ilc sn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
3|6 CONV|CTS
 GET FREEDOM
Spea!h4 Nugget eerSas@

PksvpM 082&NH W
 LITTLE It1CTI, Ark-. nsc 1f. -Lu urder to Kill Cl,s Hyst1n Of inHslnS Governor IlonHEheS Of thIs Et&fe ha1 pzrdnnsd 1L6 cUnvirta VIII TeTr dH" Ing lime 1T: the slate pcnilENLhIIT'
 AG hhk heen totally Uppozsd tU tha system nf IrIsihe siuC1 h.s IrlAu4sErN tlom lu uG31cA Anu ne naR sl -L1en tII have the law repealed hu1 he Wa~ beaten every I1HHt lLy the iuliusrce Dt thusc Nbo proHtcl Iy Lhe custom. He thHeatened 'Jyhr md oE@r a% tiE' s1 LIEU extreme mGnsurea tu XIII IsAslIlE aud the release ot ih" coir IcLs has pruye9 thllt ht WAS not llnttnE RE h~ waH bIirUeh t0 fIH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
DO NOT VOTE IN NUGGET.

Some pc0pl" whn desire tu WusE Tor ladies iH lhA AkgAlR GarniVai queen contest acnd Iteir votes to thc HpE- YcG oIrice ;nRtc&d uf sending. thsn tU the pinrv where thr Tutin. takus ulur~. I'm NuggH. ~e'Ilf like tn re- mind Eheln that it would he much msre sat- sfsctory to all parties coA- cArned not fc Go au.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
ATTENDS TO Bu6INEaR. Nuanst 8aaelaI 8arSlHs.

PRINCETON, DGa. 11-%ondroW Wilson statcd aftar Ailn arrival hoMa that hA has como EREF fur the purpoSA Df attending rn hiR duties aR RortrncF and fer TO bLEtGr reaBm. He appears to he quite bright Aher lis atay fiji Fsat1Ittida- ain6e ntB FstuFIE he has baea kept busy attending th hlA cerre- spgnnance and pArklcuiarty .o OOm- manifestations from VaTiDt1s prrminEnt deuu1rAtg
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
M'FaRLAMD BEAT MuRPAf apAcIAl NuanNt 6erFiaA.

KILN USILA. TSFs. DGG. 17.-P%efV ArFurll4 nr1 do.1ited Eddis Murphy ot nas.cn Yeaterday in len rounds. Ths Eo was prutty faSt and Murphy AhUW ed Hump eIaaz but McB'aEhlnd WRR his superior in every TrBsrSck-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
HEARST PROMISES TO
 *'''''-' :. .""-' PUBLISH LETTERS

ia IAynden They be:tr ;Lndn Elf r1- lxiiuluz oI ssenstnrs PrnrusU, AlnTieh and l'uraker %!lh Standard oil And nTa: snId to he of the hsn,0St import Ancc in connection with Ih@ case aGainRt the iudke.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
AUAniaI Nusesk SarHsA

ApAnial Nusssk SarHsA
 LOB AEqELEG. rer- lI-IiurasS '. Kearnsy. an aVIAtor. 'ni Ensatur LAwrance, R RsTHpnper man, %hS as- tptnnsed Q AizhL 1Inn this city to S0n T1auuthco ia s hyd.unlane have hccn hst at aes
 They ssuIted out ftW d':s aEn Vhue grear Urpwfs of I'H"plr S'tSH thsm a 4Ah1 aff. FTpEl that filne 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
4..c;aI Mnarst esrtsOA

SEATTLE, Dec. tS.-Tht xovArn- ...pt has fIeA suit aRaiEsl the Pa ,.Nn <s,ast, tho 8esnnn and the North u.r.ern Commercial Companies for .A. recoxery at s100.oe0 wlAcI, Ihr -.,nrumeus eIntns Aa danaEs tntilct- "a m it rY 4ne coal cQntractR fraudu. l.n+Iy oprutncd ny the dciendnntr.
 The srtt may bn rC<AKded nz the ,n.u.t of tfe conviction cr KullocL nnt srulou recently h TarcR1N. Thr .:rl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
AVIATOR AND REPORTER
 LOST IN THE SEA

%Gr1 ~0s received about them. asRt fear bgEaa to be Sntsrtzinrd rhat they had met with some rIsfAp. The boat Uart Uf the Hrlchin& HaA founa IArer and now no doHbr ean he SniEsainrj that they hayr perianed. 10th nrn wers wcIl known Hnd Ilrs Hrri1e'I has oanSAa u1desrread rEEreI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
Special Nupnst 8%svIe%

WASHINGTON. TAcr. 17,-WilIIaT It7pdorph Hearst testified belorA ths CIapp congregational committees today and agrrd Th rrnducs several letters yet unpublished In cnnnrcsipn with the AEsh6cld cAsr-
 He nala ha secured the 'etteTs true' Jehn +aldy, the author ~hU is nov
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
NOTICE PIONEERS OF ALASKA.

"Wednesday. December 1A. EocI'on vd nfHcers ensuing year. and Hueh vl1er husineas ms may cOr1t before ths moetistg. FHIl Httendahnh rs- Mlleated, Rs order pf preafdenL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
RACE GETS CLOSE

Miss MarEnfat Nash is sIIlE lOadInE Ln the racG for uhEan Of the AAnalB carnival but Mlsa Martin iH R rinEs second.
 Fnll1winE Is Ihe putA: Mlss Margaret NnRh -. ---.... .a.21q Mna Jnnrie Martin ,--.-.4sp1p
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
GOVT. SUES NOME FIRMS
TURKS DEFEATED BUT
 AGAIN ARE ATTACKING

uing light enBuct. The HfSAk ah1pa pursued as far as pSssibls but WLUs1y kept rum the range of the great Ah0sh halLerleR.
 Il Ia auite likely that tho Turkkak nsst will coEne oul lo ELFh bhEtlA again but for tIia preBant 1t Ia ssrA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

MImIna Editions rSMdy Ser mailing nt trs Nugget efiIos. eBA.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
DESPERADO GIVES
 ''=:s'.-' BtFftEtN DIES
iHJurcE.

iHjurcE.
 When Ihe firing lad ESatla fur Snrnr timr Ihr deapeFAto HHs killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Ms h@yd tnrH4 asAsrtntsMt af f4nsy hslEday @ife hS4As, rsaAy for naifiRs. kSnhAm Er%L
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
GOVERNMENT SUES SESN0n'S.
 PACIFIC COAST AND \. v. co.

in fling the cvMplaInk against the I'aCllc Coast. BAsuoua and the North western t:nmmer1iaI Companies tn the msLt,hr ar the coal contracts. Mir, r1- ttgy hpls rE.en hare for eeveraI unnnEhs ;lmd Is heliCrGd to have bern buay on IhIE Hnl HoRIF nthrr QqGstIcns,
 Reliance Cuffee stKH&s cN ItA m%E usld in 1, 2, ,, 10, 2B, Wa aa PsIsas.
 EoaA checked &6o dOnSn Ns PsIst'&
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

lrApartad Fsau PsAM Waters at Pc. Ist'A.
 IrnzHFaAd erSu Frou HA1ars st Fs- EAa'A.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Imrert~d Almond WAfsr4 at F1'st'n Cracked Eggs 26c de4Rn st P0IsFs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

cE}NETANTINOPLE Dkc. 1T.-ThA liae beeween the T1fkisa Rnu 9rsHk IIAEth took place uH thu IsIAnd or LsHrlpM Tho latest AonnuntE hear DUE the sEllsEnelIt that tEse TurkH sHEAk~d t!1% CreH.xS and tnok tI1h VftAnR4YB Truth the heginnnng-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

LCEDiIH, Dee. 1S.---Thp conferences I,AEan today. The pIrn1PoiartATIeH rIHs nuistly And IpIn1EdIately Untsg@d IIltU discuss1vn "f inc suh3scr which brought them tpEethsr. More than LlIlE hHs nut Deet Rirn1 Uul and the IItMpAt Hsers5cS lP being mRllLulnad-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

ImportAd Trie Trne A14Ms zi Fo' lzL'z.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

GED1G. HARROR, DAr- IT, The Turkish and Greek fAklB began fight ing agaIn sht% IN0rIl;nE 'Ln'l ths bat tIU is sttll raging. The Rxht i$ going on outside the HnirAILca to the Oar dAnsIl"s StTaita- Tho result cannot VrI hA Eold hu. Enc light is H, fthrc+. aps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Imported WsInutsn %Af%rs At F~' tets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Fresh eshhass ts PeuHdA for ons deI- lar at Lshmarr'G
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Reef aa.ilAn, EAssTs all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

AT THE NEW FABLE. 9IamrieI4 Wroh.' EAndlIo" ASAr *tt drauaFvs, Atns "anlSA4s ky ths hntAla or RRla
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17
4 BARGAIN,

Prosrem, dance, rsfrsshE-Snt% Do'- lar. Roof GArden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

QH YOU KID! Reef GsEtsn. Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

Lut4Hsk 4t .ksAgantfs'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

dencc showed that ths government had been deTraadef of large ruma tE Ihe fsonsDlt.UiY cnterod Into rnr tnu lncd to preHs the matter husnH AnEtl the F'iu vsAes susiGtIIeI have been mel hY In1 dsfendant cUnlpauI%E with aSRpciated.
 $EA TTLIc, Dee, l7,-I1IaIrIcI AsIUF- neg HudeP pG Nomc has taken a pair
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

RsRl apple sissr al Lshma'an's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-17

EoaA checked z6o dossn ~s Pssst'e-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
MAN
 HERE ID STAY
James O. SeXson Who Has Seen Arizona in Both Sum mer and Winter, Says It's a Good Enough Place for Him

James O. SeNson and his family consisting of his wife and two child ren. recent arrivals from Indiana. are now nicely settled in a hum, in Capi- tol addition and expect to remain in Phoenix permanently Mir SeNsou has been here before twice in fact both summer and winter. and the Arizona climate made an impression he could not shake off
 MT SeNson is state senator of Indiana. or was when he left the state but even political prcfermcnt could not hold him longer in that climat. after he had found out the beauties 0f Arizona. He spent last winter in Phoenix. returned home. then came back again in midsummer to try the hot weather being employ ed during that period in the IT \. Diehl shoe store. He was called back to Indiarl quite suddenly to settle some business matters and hung on until the winter was well spent But 19 degrees below zero there. while Phoenix was enjoying summer wealth CT finally got on his nerves and he decided [" make the biz Jump and come here to stay
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
PIMPLES AND BLACK
 HEADS DISAPPEAR
WHEN ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP
 ARE USED

For 25c you can test the healing and cleansing powers of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP. We offer a trial treat ment consisting of generous size bottle of ZEAIO d trial cake of ZEMO SOAP and 32 page booklet. How to Preserve the Slin'-all for 25c This offer is made to introduce IEMO into every home in this com mUnty We are confident that after you have once used ZEAIO and ZEMO SOAP you. like all others who have tested this treatment will say that ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP are without doubt the best treatment or prompt relief and sUrest cure of all forms of skin and scalp diseases. Blotches, Pimples, Skin Spots. in fact all facial blemiShes on infants or adults dis appear as if by magic when these clean, effective remedies are used. We want you to test the trial treat ment of ZEMO at 25c-we know you'l thank us many times for this
 advise Elvey & Hulett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
MUNICIPAL PLANTS 4 FAILURE

Municipal operation of public ser vice corporations in New York state. $, far as the upstate Public Service Commission has observed it. meets with little favor from the CemmiS- sion In it's annual report il says.
 The Commission calls attention to the conduct of municipal lighting plants. which are operated in two cities and fortv-eight villages of the state. IL is stated that such munic- ipal plants are. with few commend able exceptions. unable or unwilling to adopt practices of modern aC- counting and in many instances the bookkeeping is limited to record of consumers accounts and a simple statement of receipts and diSburSe- ments with little or no attempt at analysis or classification. In some cases the affairs of the lighting plants are so interrelated to those of water or some other department. and
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
BOSTON HOUSING ExPERI-
 NENT.

The housing plan of the Boston Dwelling house Company seems on the face of it. one of the very best schemes of the sort yet brought for ward. It's practicability remains to be proved. but it is difficult to See why the plan should not be workable and even in case of failure the eX- pertinent would be well worth mak- iuc.
 The purpose of the company is tp furnish comfortable and pleasant homes at low cost to worllmen with small incomes. Its prime movers are men and women well known in busi- ness and philanthropy. and the deveI- opm-nt of the idea is in the hands of capable architects and landscape gard eners \ tract of land in Forest Hills within the five-cent fare radius and with good trolley facilities is being laid out with avenues. winding drives and lawns. and six apartment houses of d new type are being erected, each tp hold twelve families. Judging from the plans. they should be very pleas ant living quarters even without talk ing into account the agreeable sur founulnSS. tle bIodu space piVNlutu for beauty and recreation and the pure air and quiet of such d suburban col 0uv
 Sociology students are fast coming to the conclusion that city slums are not d necessary evil. If there is d solution to the problem, it appears to lie in the direction of this dwelling house company's experiment. It seems logical to believe that if We can build better homes in suburbs and sell OF rent them to those who now live un- comfortably in the most denseiy crowded sections of the city, and on such terms that their homes will cost them little or nothing more than thelr old. the slums will gradually disap- near-BOstOn Traveller.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES OF 1912

The year which We have just eu- tered will bring notable ceutenuiais and semi -crutcuniaIs of important events and births. on June IN. I>I2 congress declared war against Eng land It was the last of the wars be- tween us and that country. Com mittees have been appointed in the United States. England and Canada loo years of ptace between these countries. pbservances will take. place in all of them. Some of these will come in 1912. The most import ant. however will be in the latter part of 1911 for it was on December ~. lNlf that the treaty of peace was signed at Gheut. Belgium The bat tie of New orleans. in which Jackson overwhelmed Bakenham. took place on January x. 1915. two weeks after the signing "f the peace. but several weeks before the news of the signing reached here in the slow-moxing sail ing vessels of that day
 During 1912 will arrive the semi ccntenaries of many important bat ties of the civil war. These include. among others. Grants capture of Fort Henry on February 6th and Fort DonelSon on February 16th: the fight between the monitor and the Mcrrimac March 9th; shiloh and the death of the confederate leader. AL bert Sidney Johnson. April 9th. the capture of New Orleans bv Farragut and General Benjamin r. Butler. May 1st Fair Oaks. May 31st. the seven days battles. in June and July: the second Bull Run. August 29th: south Mountain. September 1fth: Antietam. 11th: and Fredericksburg. December l3th-Leslic'S
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06

the accounts of the two departments are so confused that 1t is impossible to determine the actual results of the operation of either department The commission remarks that it is a mat ter of supreme importance. when municipalities embark upon business enterprises. that they should adopt husiness-like methods The citizens of many a village are convinced that their lighting service is cheap when. a, a matter of fact it is dear. be- cause the lack of proper accounting system fails tp reveal the actual con ditions
 The Commission calls attention to the fact that under the law as it stands the stock of one telephone corporation odn be purchased by an other without application to or au- tEorizati"n by the Commission or local plants can be transferred in the same manner Companies in most cases can be consolidated or merged in precisely the same manner as before telephone companies were paced under the jurisdiction of tn, Commission
 Attention i~ also called tu th, tendency to consolidation among tele- phone companies of importance. and it is clearly apparent that the New York Telephone Company will sooner or later absorb all Of the so-ca.Ied Bell companies existing in the state. 'nd that in the western part the stat" the Federal company is aSSum-
 ing the same policy with it's subsi- diary and affiliated corporations
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
THE GREAT FRENCH MORT
 GAGE BANK

When we are looking for the. financial methods best suited for the little people and for the nation thrift, we always turn to France. France takes care of the little bor- rower. and the little women and the little lender make the nation. The French nation in 1S5N. chartered the Credit Foncier. or mortgage bank. This bank has loaned over Sl .ooo. .ouo. % 0uo. and now has outstanding mort gdges amounting to S45U.UOU. p0u If any of those of whom ] have told had purchased J home in France. even in the smallest city. they could have borrowed their money from the Credit Foucier at per cent interest per annum, giving mortgage which would run for long term and which never would have been called In addition tp interest. they would have been compelled to pay an additional Der cent Der anuum which would have been applied on account Of the principal Ths additional Der cent varies with the earning capacity of the borrower and must be at least pne-haf per cent per 1unum II they had paid . per cent. per cent Der annum would have been credited to the principal each year and the interest charge would have been re- duccd core sopindingIy. IT Goetz had made the sam, payments to the hold CT Of his mortgage which he had made iu New York. he would have had S266 more to pay on account Of his second mortgage. and the priuCi- pay of his S200U mortgage would have been reduced Co S1575.65 at the end of nine years. This plan would also have removed any fear of losing his home every three wears. and would have given him a feeling of security he never had.
 As a further aid to the borrower in cases of sickness or loss of en- pi"ymeut or bad crops. for one year the only payment required is the flat interest and after making full payments for five years. no fore closure can occur until six months after default. The borrower has d chance even in diversity and many a uldu ils~ ltttH tlldbltI Lb save HIS home because of these favorable con ditionS
 This Credit Foncier in it's years of service to the French nation has taught the little people that the small annual saving toward the principal will in the end pay the entire debt and that home ownership in France k safe It has also made the rate of interest on mortgages in every part Of France uniform i'm that the little farmer and resident of the city pay the same rate. on the one hand 1t temptS thrift. in that at any time payments may be made in dnticipa- ton of future dues. thereby insurinG against sickness and on the other it forces thrift in that annual pay ments.- on account of principal must be paid.-Frank Bailey in Review of Reviews.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
AT HIS WIPES GRAVE.
That IS The Place Where Ernest Hes
 senius Was Arrested.

T.4sSocidfed Press DiSfdtch
 CHEROKEE. Iowa, Feb. 5.--Arrest- ed at the grave of his wife in the Marcus. Iowa, cemetery. Sunday af- tprnoon as soon as the body was low cred and charged with murder by strangulation. Ernest II. Hess eniuS, a young German. today is confined in a cell in the county jail He declared his wife. while shaking bedclOtning on a balcony. fell to the ground and was killed. A postmortem disclosed the woman died of Strangulation.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
WILL NOT HANG.

| .iSS0cidicd Press Dispatch
 GLOBE. Feb. 5.-John D. Goodwin. alias Steele. convicted here for the murder of thr young rancher~. Kibbe and HiIlpot and sentenced to hang at Florence February will not be hang cI. An appeal has been taken which stays the execution.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
PRETTY GOOD PAY.
Shuster's Helpers Get Good Haul
 from Persian Government.
4sSocidfcd Press DiSbafch |

1 .4SSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 TEHERAN. Feb 5.-Arrangements have been made for the payment of Americans attached to the Persian tratsury department Wh" claimed their contracts have been violated. x-Treasurer General Shuster's three principal assistants. Gains. McCaskey and Dickey will receive three years salary and travelling expenses The others will get eighteen months sal ary and expenses.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
SENATE WILL VOTE.
Pallot Will be Taken on Arbitration
 Treaties Early m March.

.ISSocidtcd Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. Feb 5.-The senate agreed today to vote on the pending arbitration treaties with England and France on the legislative day of March D. The agreement was reached after brief discussion
Arizona republican., 1912-02-06
LAWFUL MONOPOLY.
National Cash Register Company Claims Protection of Patent Laws.

.iSS0CidtCd Press Dispatch
 CINCINNATI Feb. That the Ma tional Cash Register company. of Day ton. Ohio. has a lawful monopoly of the business registering device. secur- ed to it by patents in the United States. is the answer of the company filed in the United States circuit court ro proceedings brought against it a few weeks ago charging al monopoly in violation Of the anti-trus law.