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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
SIONE-COAHRAN.

Miss Katie Cochran OF Paramount,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coah-
ran, and Homer E. Stone, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Stone, were united
In marriage at 6:15 o'clock Saturday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. The marriage was according to
the old Quaker custom and was per
formed by the Rev. M. Assay. Myriads
OF orange blossoms and daisies out
lining the walls and being used in ev-
cry available place, beautifully decor
ated the home. The bride wore a
beautiful model Of white satin, fash
Toned empire with trimmings of real
lace. A wedding luncheon was served
to thirty guests after the ceremony,
after which tho young couple left for
an extended honeymoon trip through
the east. Mrs. Stones travelling gown
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY,

Sunday being the birthday anniver-
sary of Mr. Edgar Stout, 81 Linden
Ave-, his friends perpetrated a sur
prise by driving to his home with
many tokens of love and we'll filled
baskets. At noon the tables groaned
with luxuries of the country cousins.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mort
Stops and family of Greensboro, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Rothermel and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robertson and
family, of Fountain City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Ohmia and family Of Cambridge
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Stout, Mr.. Holten
Thorne, Mr.. Zeuben Thorne and Miss
Mamie Ulery Of this city. Music was
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rob
erson, John Rothermel and Miss Ma
mic Ullery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
NEW COM MITTEE.

Thursday, being the first day OF
August, a new social committee will
assume responsibilities at the Country
club. The committee is composed of
Mrs. Charles MCGUIRE, chairman: Mr.
Rush D. Miller, Mrs. Jessie Alice. Mrs.
George Gates, Mrs. John v Pound
stone and Miss Clara Comstock No
doubt several pleasant social event7
will be given at the club during the
month
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HOW.

How can you hope, at the end of
the day,
For peaceful rest
II your brother has fallen upon
the way,
Denied the help that you might
have given?
II in his breast
You have let despair
Find a ready lair.
Though you knew he has bravely
and strongly striven
To do his best?
How can you hope, when the day is
done,
To be serene
II any triumph that you have won
Should rightfully have become an
others
Though all unseen
You have done the wrong
That has made you strong
And have claimed the honor that
was your brothers,
Or should have been?
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unassimilated. II is a thoroughly SCI
entific principle. this Sargol. and
builds up the thin. weak and debilitat-
ed without any nauseous dosing. In
many conditions. II is better than cod
liver oil and certainly is much pleas
anter TO take.
Simply cut out the coupon In this no
tice and send it with your name and
address and 10 cents to pay distribu-
ton expenses to the Sargol Company.
465-u, Herald Building. Binghamton.
N Y, and you will receive by prompt
mail a regular 5o-cent package without
charge and without mourning any OBJ
legations.
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SONGS AT ShOW.

The many friends of Miss Margaret
Mooney will be interested in knowing
that her two songs, Bachelors Com
fort" and the Nifty $50" will be sung
Wednesday evening at the Lyric Pic
ture show by Mr.. Evans. The songs
which were recently composed by
Miss Mooney have been gaining in IA
vor and number of copies have been
sold. No doubt the theater will be we'll
filed at each performance Wednesday
evening
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
How to Cook Canned Corn.

Remove the paper wrapper from the
can. Drop can in a kettle Of boiling
water and cook Ii for fifteen OF twenty
minutes. Take out can with a cloth sc
as to avoid burning fingers. open il an6
turn the corn out on a hot dish Add .
lump OF butter. a tablespoonful of
cream. pepper and salt and you have q
dish fit for q king.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
AID SOCIETY,".

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Unit
ed Brethren church will hold an all
day meeting Thursday in the Sunday
school room. The hours will be spent
at quilting. Each member is requested
to bring luncheon A good attendance
is desired
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HAS RETURNED.

Miss Marjorie Beck returned Mon
day evening from East Germantown
where she was the guest at the X. A.
r. Camp in Bertsches Grove. The cam
pers were Miss Alice McCafrey, of In
dianapolis, the Miss Mabel Straughn,
Esther Straughn, Nina Harrison, Ger
trude Graves, Lillian Williams of Cam
bridge City and Miss Edith Bertsch
of Germantown.
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FOR VACATION.

Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman and daughter
Miss Hilda Kirkman will go to Indi-
annapolis tomorrow where they will
visit for a few days. They will also go
to Bethany Park for an outing where
they will be entertained by Mrs. Kirk
mans uncle at cottage at this place
Later they will attend the "Irvington
Home Coming"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
FEW LEAVING.

Fewer Richmond people have left
the city than is usually the case in
summer and there is a disposition on
the part of those here to help make
the vacation season a delightful one.
There are informal dinners given
which are not chronicled in the social
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
WILL. NOT MEET.

The Tuesday Bridge club will not
meet this week as is the usual GUS
tom. The meetings have been deferred
until the third week in August when
Mrs. Harry Lontz will be hostess for
meeting at her home in South A
street.
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DANCE THIS EVENING.

The jolly Time Dancing club will
give a dance this evening in the pavil'
ion at Jackson Park. Rossiter and
Harris will furnish the dance music.
Many invitations have been issued for
the event.
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columns as the parties are very infor-
NAL with only several places at the
tables. The guests are limited accord
ing to tradition to not more than the
muses. and not less than the graces.
Glen Miller park as well as the Jack
son Park are a great attraction and
many picnic parties are held daily at
these pretty places.
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HAVE RETURNED.

DR.. and Mrs. F.. 8. Anderson have
returned from an extended western
trip. The most of their time was spent
at Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs.
John Bayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Price who were with Dr. and Mrs. An
derson a part Of the trip will return
home tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Cora Fromme at her home, PIP
South Seventh street. The meeting
will be called at two thirty o'clock.
All members are invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
PENNY CLUB.

A meeting Of the Penny club will be
held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
c. X. Barnes at her home, 1O4 Fort
Wayne Avenue. This will be Lunch
Day" All members are urged to be
present as a photograph Of the club
will be taken at this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
DOCTORS ADVISE
OPERATIONS
Saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Swarthmore, Penn. -" For fifteen
years suffered untold agony, and for

one period OF nearly
two years I had hem
orrhages and tn Q
doctors told me I
would have to I'M
dergo an operation,
but / began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We 6 e table Com
pound and am in
good health now. I
am all over tn e
Change of Life and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
RETURNED HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane and son
Master Richard Crane have returned
to Chicago after a pleasant visit here
of several days duration with Mrs
Gertrude Henley at her home in South
Seventeenth street
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HAVE RETURNED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Needham have
returned from Columbus. Ohio. where
they spent the weekend. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Needham's
little niece who will be their guest for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30
A PURPOSE IN LIFE

Have a purpose in life and sick
to T. Be sure you're night that
the purpose IS worth your effort.
that to WIN j, just the thing. and
then stick. Live plain. be honest
and work hard Steady work
and plain food VIII keep a man IN
the path Of rechtude when sermons
fail and contribute no, q little to his
success. The brain oanno, do its
best work when Spanked with the
ashes Of a disso!ute. III directed life.
Be sure you're night. then stick
Dr.. Abbott.
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FOR THE EAST.

Mrs. J. X. BEEN. and Mrs. L. D. Ha-
seltine left today for the east where
they will visit New York, Plainfield.
New Jersey, Philadelphia and other
points. They expect to be gone about
ten days.
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ICE-CREAM SOCIAL

The Webster Methodist Aid Society
will give an ice-cream supper at the
school Saturday evening, August the
third. The public is invited to attend.
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RETURNED HOME,

Mrs. ]. L. Peterson, of Economy.
and Miss Louise Peterson of South
Second street. have returned home
after a month visit with F. A. Peter.
son and family at Kansas City. Hans,
and relatives and friends at st. Louis,
Mo-
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FOR CALIFORNIA,

Mrs. Edward Durham, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Flynn have left for Cali.
fornia where they expect to take up a
permanent residence.
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LAWN PARTY,

A lawn party will be given this ev-
ening in the ST Marys school yard,
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Ice-cream and cake will be serv-
ed.
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RETURNED YESTERDAY.

Miss Electa Henley returned yester-
day from Winona Lake. Winona. Indi-
ana. where they spent a fortnight the
guest Of friends.
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LITERARY SOCIETY.

A called meeting of the Progressive
Literary society was held yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. George Chrsman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30

several weeks at their apartments in
the Cornell Flats.
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A GuESI HERE.

Miss Mary Votaw OF Indianapolis is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith, OF
North Seventeenth street
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Ira Woodland and Mrs. Claude
Hart have returned TO their homes in
Dunkirk, Indiana.
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HAS RETURNED.

Mrs. Ada l.. Bernhard has returneu
from pleasant visit of several weeks
in the East
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-30

tirely of flowers and the extrvagantly
expensive model of tagel straw, of ell
egant lines.
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LABOR LEADERS
 MEET WILSON
acNSERs AND MORRISON CCN'
 FER WITH PRESIDENT ELECT.
Nusps+ erAzinI H4r-.lsA

NUssa+ Special Har4iuA
 TRANTDS. Dee 3c--t+nnrers and MpTrIuqn, tj.A twS nnted labor lrVlerz have snturrd into CGnfGr+nes with WooaVpH Wilson and H'atEeFs n~h' nartcd w1lA ths lrner world are nc% buing wti.hsd win view to AlterIns altogether Ll,@ c"rditiona~ The belia has gDna abTuu'I that a tIrms,ld0us rauuge ,nsly he cxpscLrd in tho laws sud rsEuIatLons YuvArntnS tha rUiH- lE"na of ernplus gre auL employees,
 The pr%sidlhIIl -GIert ie crsdisfd with the dualre lr aGS up Ia the 1endTAIic platform in lIIs rHHpect
 IIh eoaferencT with iilu IHGoE sesAc- CTS wA prvba ply resnlt In s'ims def1- nIic schcsnc :.u1ut the l0bcr member Uf the cabInct tLhi thc Ll~s rtLAlinE "a Abor shnt Will ie FeuoI raendrd rdt cra ctmant.
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An Grner wuH received through L@e IniI ySst vruny hS PIAsTulAsthr F'rAnk KoIuSa from the posiS3iGs dsprItnsnr at Washington In rsdure Inc hoH Tsnts karx. tn aucIl m ext+nL thai tilousrnds Vf duILara wIiI hU saved nantefuuln annually to tht peupLIe rf Nome.
 The Iftck boxes for r rit.A rental Of e pVr anzrlgr ans bSrn cn7rstd wIit he rentud .n future for (" cents ger box aud Ih~ -VArtA; Uf lhek drzw'Ts nas been redus-d from $ to 7h osnrs- Anpu, 2Tk propIs bold boxes in F"Iaas euu aH tho average Tesuctiun In rent ia nure than 32.g0 prr BOX p"r G1Iar- CT the LrIaI amjune savfsl to SuTna peuTAs will be mUTt than $709 psr QusEL0. ar alHHat SS,O00 per reHr- Tho order bus been ulpde as thH rssult 3r trru tnc1t& uF Mr. 1Snlash wli' hHs bspn &Crlsing oI' fnr rHLtier for @sT-
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r~H%n ihu IruIELSsUtlhrs Of the HruHt DoWrH In thiR city aix oI thV powers 'saF+ nhGeptet tI'a FCoPosaI to ;tI",'. | .1Luumny Lu Albania and go k1vc m
 ,.IIet to SurV1s on the AdTlatin.
 The aiE natloiM %r aeresInE ar1 nUt nAmcd huI g,esscs Ernet%IIy include AiI the 8rcRt powcrs with .hr exeep- rIan of AualrIz.
 Tha government nt Erancis Jos@p!I h'ts not however, dvGlRrsd itself open D aH nntavorAbls tn the self Snv4rR renI rf Albania HnI nuIiIInK hHs 0r- cured iu E1Fe RIouild tn +hF ouHst thEt the lle power ls not faTnrArls except IA. report Lhet ahe Ia Eiill S! LLv%iy engaged In prcDaraIi1r for WIFI.
 NN the whole. II may su xa1d. the EuTVIHHn I1uvvFTR xt'pw % dLsinctinH- lI1n tc suhmK thu uuV4stIons now pUndLns Io Ihe arbltrnmCnl of ths sword and hppc pr*vl.iIA thN p:ute @Il continue
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REDUCTION BOX RENTS
 SAVES NOME THOUSANDS

erL yearE. WhAh he zFA7 uutsIde fH- gently he personally waited "n the Jrat assis tzant uostHE-4LaE Eansrsd and If,9 having E1pia1nod matters thor ouHb1y he rUEelyAd rhEs promise that The retTrct1on EuhIn be made.
 th,x rxuL Is chsrgsd according tn tha rev-.rs and size of thu fyfAes. Meme htIh,ttp hSs been DaylhE for Il4 Iuxez AHniIntn HqunI tc thOes= rharKUd In uffa0cs whose rer'Itnh ia tn lr% nl- noas uE -[aaIiArs It had paid. VA A mstt,a aG Fact, ths eame prices d" Ihnea pami in Hvw TuFk City.
 MT. Eolesst haa hseH aafdHK S1l the time Ii.nt Eumn hs pIHred oh tha s..ria basis In this respect nH utfi1AS oulsltls and hlS efforts hdVT' nOW bten rewarded
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One ud the fGmOua black iozdcrs or ". J. Rowe. AsIl 10 be. the lIHa"t hoTHfa In NnniA, wAE drowned yeatstaay nf- teTnooA at o'clock tn 1iohsOn "'f-sE aMd at the s&TElA lime his companions aud twn Cther hVTs-S had narrow sseape.
 The accident took plAre whcn tue four horBc team. drivVI Ry V E. MIL Ter, was on the way hcu1r after hHE Ing unIoa dsd sulns lumber |m t1Ir Arctic tlornPany'H drenE~,
 Earlier h. the day tho h0rssA with two IoAda uf lumber had "rn4ssd ths- crock lu the v0ry same place t'It on
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OPEN MARKET

The cape Prince uT &Ales market haR lM.E.,, opened in Noni6. This mar - ket luaH the !lisrincstaH Of hAvinx Us neua hatchCrcd hy natives whu work in the UIcanIlesI lannnrr. The f'-iIi- uees brought dawn ora hutuheTed +-F rcauir'il and those needrd ara sent Us.rk iu their grs tI.1g Er1QnGa The CnNA y'rlncg uf Wascs rr1ark!t Ia ouc nf thu 1iiLs nests In thc ahvanCe "E the tssl5lHos.
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TAFT PREDICTS WIDE
 PROSPERITY FOR DEM.

Loud cno+ra greeted lis remarks ara not Esl much Irlstuse cf ih% pre- dIrtiun of E4lccEHs fur shr purLJ in which rnst oi hts hearers hf'nns buI 4-s.:auxs Tsses raUogriEet+ the zreaE4-ex'=' orn manly manner 'f aIluding th the pkriy that defeotsd hLTi r"r ohs"e
 Mr. Jatt iH eH the waY Co reVi~" conditions ir thS Panama canal 1rne and he receives Wnrnn T1ceptsnn5 8 whor@v4r hE sves,
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TURKEY WILL GET IT OR FIGHT
TURKS DETERMINED TO
 RETAIN ADRIAN0PLE

I40El3tlE. Dec 3I.-Jrhe DatIy TeIe. graph claims to have nninpeGchAbDe information t0 the effect that Turkey la rEsolved 10 rutAIn AdT1a nnple or 1Eht 1" rne end. According to tns TeleErsph she rIafMporAnIIarIes pr TuTksy now negotiating with the dele- antps cF the BaIkAR sthtoa here hRvc rec4d,sd instructions from Conlstan1i- nipple that hUstIIItisA vii! be resumed bg Ehs 1'nrEs linlAeA the vIctorH In the recent whF a&TeP to allow AdgIa- nupIe tn remIin part of the cInpIrr.
 A lo how thIn Information rUuLd h1vA Egen secured ID iHt0rIuatIDH Is HlyHu bHt aa the Telegraph tH one Ui ths KrssIt phpArs Of London and Ihor- uughIy reliable no doubt can se eU- IeTtaIneh that Il Jtstalned It's neNs from B very authoritative Bourne.
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ApselAI A~nu%t ss~.1s&

Apsel~I N~pn%t SssnsA
 LOS ANGELES. Dee, +I,--1hc C"v- mnnAnt hss hl4lught suiL against th'' S0HthsTn Pil-:1iH.rairUad ioi- the DUE saseaon sf land ~hseA In~csvrs proper ty valued al I36g.Gpo. .o6D.
 The ground ia question iz Sitnatet nsar FFeRno Hnd is supposed Ir Gpu- tRIn valuable minerals, js is c!LtInLa by the railroad rompany HR hMtins h+a.u .uqniF+d n14ny grars ngd when The su~nl was made Is t.ir ssU, ern- neni to ths founders of Ih.> r"aa.
 Tlls nrrornsy general 1H slid to have in hle possession TruUILs Trhr':i 20 to AhcR that GIlRse EaEis were nnl dL all included in thG grant hut heilnitc Ia
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FINEST HORSE IN
 NOME DROWNED

LIr return, Rirhnut any lnadH. thS Ice gs+r way for sumr unaccnrAtabIe rea- aplL
 Tremendous dlficuItx wEs 1xped- erc4d In saving the other thrAA Dns ur them renaIned la The Ice cold WA ter for an hDur RRd R half and lt la fcpTea that h- wLL dis also. The v'A. trr Gt the place. owing tu spEs+Aga flowing and hAoxtns. Taa ten fsA deep It the time Mfr Epw@ hAx left far inA schnE c,f the aCCldH1t.
 Th+ hIx blank was R most valuable anlEMul And had Deer working heTd for four or F%A YEArs.
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Special NVVQse 9AsSIa&

TRENTON. Dec. si,-Woodrow Wil" son dCeIaOged today that h9 will nor likely felEe cHT& sinGiO zss1GnuaenE cE lmpertAnce before MAfeb H.
 Al the present tiMe hs is a11Tl" flooded wills requests fFpm revspa perz In give sotne ideA az lp WhO will tprnd his cabinet and nccupy other hiSh plaoes under Ills adrniniStraIl0n.
 Yre Is said 10 he in c0hEt&ne cbnr" manifestation with ". J. DTtan ar' that buIh are acting Q& q team. 50 tr
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Mu1ose Special SArSieA

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, D<t. 5t,- < nl6xf remarkable uttGrRnec was mace hy President Taft hero yceIkT aAS.. xRcn. he aanErALc5stsa ths SoGtA 0u tue slertt%u 0f the daDLOcrHtic pr s.*i i1en1. In a<S.JUoH to this he pre- d1Ctvd q na,ion wide prosperity under ine Sex adminfsrrzt10n rnd expresgu'l the THryent hope that hiE UTediotinu will he realized
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COURT nEFusEs.

The court refused Ld klEn I1da5 q dearr uI foreclosure uf lien in the cnse of c. L. Morris va, tho Gold Hcaeh Dredging Company
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GOVT SUES 5. P. R. R.
 FOR $25O,0OO,OOO

formation AZ to what la contained IS rhate reeDrdK hns not b<rn sFcured for pNbliCStIos-
 The cMnpany thTeNtHRH td hEh' tha go,ernnea,'A olzlul 10 As1An sn thar oIe Nf the xroalASt Enits In history is priniseh.
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ar..isI Nuaest esrVisa-

ApasisI NSGsst ssr"i"a-
 rIRIS, Dee. 30. That tha Austrian ,u,sptnsHl Is now moSilIEinx its S.rceu at shu ruls M suO.AHp HnIy R K atartltng intciiSpncr puulLshra r,,,. mcruEnx Ln tAe ;remls newspaper
 r.rupe hza tcEun lo E;Iiuyc usat n ruuesnI ~xr had been abrnt out of me onestI"r bat the publication If -,,,. Sac4 has once more revived ihe .na.rv feeIIn.s In thD nourse and in IRA ur.uh Of rhC nuenc generally. IL .rou baIIsyed tntt AuRtria had agrerd ,o rbe granting nt Rutu1r'ny in .M- h.u,n and waE quito satisfied ta Der . uu aarvIa to 'rccupT a commercial u+I on the hdriatic Ho thc infoTnR = ,nu thlt .tuptria Is sttl mohiIiE1nT hs- var forces wllh rsveriah haste .ou,es Ike a tElt from th" Hue.
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Liva +LlchIins Pias Ah ths marea to- night
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Ws have . lRrgs asAertEnenk CT fancy holiday oft hoakss f*Hdy fOr mailing. Esmtn eres+
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New Isia euBR st FroSSsrs Harness Shsp.
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Lu4. fsk At lshhAAnrs.
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Your wife is tirsd. get her krsIsss cocker or s rsal fAlf n nAttre%s. w. 1%laAr
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Apples Se.Eo pat hex and up dt Lohmannk.
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Rves Garden tonight.
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FIFTH ANNUAL ROOF GARDEIt. Tonight.
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conrEBr Is EXCITING.

The nontest fM NuEeh ot the ""Eni- val M uuTE SD vlosi: that ia rnAaiT exciting Hiss Martin gained a lot 0S gTucnd sincg yeEterdGy and is "O~ only 2i xoiHs hAlllnd hsiaa NHsh.
 Thu 'nte Iod1I iE:
 MLaA Margaret EHeh -.-..-. h'ssh Mlvs .Annir Martin ..---.. .6,sIs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-21
WILSON WILL APPOINT
 NONE BEFORE MARCH

speak.
 In rarAnr dEys Inc naUeTs have qntt Ih.tC sprcu1a ttOns as it Is now Een cralIy understood that rhe president = eleGt h6A given no grounds for inc snppogiIous wtirh have been pub iIahel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-21

LYNDON, I1er se.--TErunSlI t'le .copvsnsattona' nuw rroc<vdinE be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-21

OH YOU ROOF aANpENl Tonight, at EsBis Hall,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-21
ALL RoAps LEAD TO NOME.

Fer the gTaAt annusl Reef Garden is tonight
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-21

RAsi appIS eidsr at LehmsHn's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-29
! ] police ElgRT

MAYOR MARrlN tseo kLEcTs TWO
FoRFErIs THIS MORNING NO.
PRISONERS IN cou RffE
Police court this morning. foyed to
be no police court, In yIeYof the facts
that there were no prisoners betore
lis honor, Mayor Martin, two toffeits
having been turned nby the two men
arrested by Policeman Curry yesters
dry.
One OF the men was arrested chargs
cd with drunkenness, while the other
was chargediwith interfering With m
officer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-29
. BlLRg Of GRADERS
SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY APP.
POINTS REPRESENTATIVES, TO
HOLD COMMON SCHOOL EXAM.
NATIONS.

Following the suggestion of the
State superintendent OF schools, the
county superintendent has appointed
d board OF examiners, who will grade
the papers Of applicants Tor the com.
mon school diploma. The graders will
meet at the office OF the county super
intendent in the court house next Sat
urday morning at Q o'clock and will
60 to work. Immediately The work
OF grading is a heavy one as may be
seen from the fact. that .tlc papers Of
over 800 applicants must be looked
oyer carefully. 5.s5
The following persons compose the
board Of graders: District superin.
teRidents A. L. Thomas, chas. P. Guice
and Treycy NutteE, Principals Oliver
Shgftlof, Earl Bgntne, .Anna McG9r.
vey, Claude Melee, R. E. Nelson, n. f.
sycaFoose, W MatheneS Beryl
Morgan, and the following teachers:
Gol1ic James, Clara Wilson, Lena
Parks and Clarence L. sturm.
The grades made by each applicant
will be reported to him as soon as
possible.