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And 50 Ii Gncs.

Age i-Willi.. .(Ain't he Just too
cute?)
Aged lo-Willic Jones. OTIS a won
der his parents wouldn't do something
with that mean little brat.
Aged 15-Billy Jones. (Schoolboy.)
Aged .0-W. rockingham Jones.
(Iigh school graduatc)
Aged 25-lOncs. (Star halfback on
college tcaml
Aged 3o-Mr. William rockingham
Jones. Oils wife has bought him
some visiting cards.)
Aged 35-Willian f. Jones. (Now
he's railroad clerk.)
Aged 4o-W. +. Jones president OF
the roadD
Aged 45-W. Jones. (AIillionairc.D
Aged 5o-Big Bill Jones. (s;cnator1
Aged 'o-Old Man Jones. Crown
sage ana weather prophet
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nuance OF the Caliph In supprcssine
such nprisings as that in Morocco.
This is the issue on which we arc
told the powers are calling ppon Italy
to cast deciding vote. that is awaited
with intense anxiety throughout Eu-
rope
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CONNIE II. rAUr IN KANSAS.

Hereafter no young Kansas swain
need lack the high polish of the So
cicty world. The Kansas state Agri-
cultural College intends to teach man
ner3 as we'll as how to select seed
corn. AS result of Il successful cX-
pertinent last spring there Will be
established permanent course of in
struction in table accomplishments
and etiquette. The table accomplish
ments of healthy harvest hands from
this region have often inspired awe
and admiration in the cfrctc East, both
food consumed per meal and the dis
play of Technique in the handling OF
edged tools. Eut no longer will the
l. 9roach of Sword swallowcrs' be
hurried upon the sun-kisscd heads of
stalwart ycomanry. The youth of
the State is to be taught how to
carve various kinds of meat and
game and how TO serve them with
fincssc and distinction. This instruc-
ton is Intended TO he supplementary
10 tue courses Oh COOKING ana serving
already established for women.
That this training is to be limited
to men offers a shrcwd comment on
American society. In some mystcri-
Gus way the women OF the country
seem TO be born with an intuitivc
sense of social propriety that their
husba nds must have thrust upon
them. The reason perhaps lies in the
in long and arduous struggle with
nature TO feel the need. or to own
the leisure for learning that manners
in themselves may add 10 the pleasure
cold facts of existence left them scant
lime for polishing the product beyond
the point of hail-fellow sincerity and
frankness. Now that the land has
been subdued, the desire for refine
ment and dclicacy in social inter-
course buds along swith Increased
wealth and leisure.
There is a praiscworthy and often
VI INC Country To incorporate III tnelf
pathetic cagerness in the new parts
daily lives. all the best of tradition
and elegance that the older com
i-rnities have to. offer. They are
proud OF their own achievements. yet
not blind to the gentler and sweetcr
aspects Of homo-life and friends. They
want to surround their material COM
forts with the softcning Influences
of beauty and refinement. The cX-
ample of this openncss and adapt
ability is not without its lesson for
other regions. complacently self salts
iei in the vanity of their spent ira
dItions. The spread OF art. of music.
OF landscape gardening. and of fine
architecture In the newer states in
dicates healthy spiritual outlook.
We doubt whether finer instructive
good breeding IS to be found any
whore In the world in fuller flower
than in the American farmer. Yet
something may be added to instinct
from the codes Of those who have for
social friction and awkwardness. And
at bottom all good manners are
founded on unselhshness, faith. and
consideration for others. That the
Kansas boys be taught to act as
gracious hosts will in no wise weak
on their natural virtues of maniiness
and honesty.
-------
The only thing about Roosevelt that
IL NOT false is his teeth
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VIRGIN.t'S UENOLuTIoNAn
ROLLS,

the eighth annual repor, of the
Virginia State Library kndles both
dissatisfaction and satisfaction. Dis
satisfaction. because of the incNcus-
able and almost unbelievable neglig-
ence Of which the General Assembly
was guilty in failing TO take adequate
steps to protect the priceless books
demannscripts of tho people OF Vir-
ginia from fire and destruction. Sat
isfaction, because OF the superb work
that DR.. McIlwninc and his assistants
are doing despite crampcd quarters
and limited appropriations, and even
more satisfaction because OF the
scholarly work of Dr. II. !. F.cken-
rode. chief archivist in compiling
from the historical resources Of the
library list of $4,000 Revolutionary
soldiers of Virginia.
Almost three years of the most care
full and exacting labor have hcen de-
voted 10 this work by DR.. Eckcnrodc.
who has welded out of n mass OF
confusing data n list which will rot
torians and genealogists. but also OF
lasting value to the people of the Old
Dominion, who have in this excellent
beginning the assurance that some
day they will possess an almost COM
plcte roll of those Virginians who
fought under the patriots flag for the
freedom and the independence Of
the American people. historical
achievement OF this sort grows in
value as the years so by, increasing
which is one OF the finest assets OF
the old Dominion. The list clears
away much OF historical doubt as to
the number OF Virginia troops in the
Revolution. and makes it certain that
the number from Virginia was in cX-
cess Of the number with which the
State has sometimes been credited,
II was vast labor OF patient re-
search that Of DR.. Eckcnrode's. but
closetcd with his manuscripts and his
books. he has rendered the state far
better and far moro enduring service
than the whole Gre. OF official sub
ordiaatcs who nave been taken care
or by the General Assembly or by de-
partment heads None bat scholar
could have wroush, so well
Why does the War Department re-
fuse to Let the state of Virginia copy
the rolls of Virginia soldiers in pos
session of the department.? such is
the case In their reports both Drs
McIlwaine and Eckenrode declare that
permission could not he secured to
copy these rolls Many Virginia soldiers
arc on the rolls of the War Depart
ment whose names cannot be found
elsewhere. and their omission from
the library list is Serious do
nciency." What possible objection
could there be to the inspection of
these records by such men as Dr.
experienced and careful users Of
records? is this some more OF tina,
rcd tare roppycock of that old
martinez. Doctor-Gcnc.al Ainsworth,
or is IT merely the work of some less
notorious, but equally as narrow
minded imitator? wha; does the
War Department mean By Withholding
from the people OF Virginia the names
of their own patriot soldiers? Our
senators and Representatives ought to
get In behind Secretary Stims,n. and
ask dhc reason why. The War De-
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RENEWAL OF PEACE PRESSURE.

RENEWAL OF PEACE PRESSURE.
The fanatical outbreak in Fee. in
volving q mutiny OF native troops.
slaughter of aliens. footing and rap'ne
has caused renewed pressure by the
powers TO end the Turko- Italian War.
Heretofore the pressure has been al
most entirely eXerted upon Turkey;
now it is being equally rXcrtcd upon
Italy. The reason for renewal and
abandonment OF the policy of playing
favor!tes is found In symptoms ana
signs that tho spirit of the Fcz upris-
ing threatens TO spread: that there are
grave indications OF the affair becom-
ing the signal for preaching Il holy
war. France is thus singularly men
accd and deeply concerned outside of
Morocco, by reason OF her Algerian
holding and protectoratc over Tunis
The latter is an especial danger spot,
since in that country are some 10000
Italians. who at present are, aside from
religious considerations, the objects of
intense Mohammcdan hatred, due TO
Italy's seizure OF Tripoli In greater
or less measure the same conditions
exist in Algiers. and tho provocation
and incitement to sympathetic attacks
upon the Italians in both of these
Islamic strongholds are therefore ap-
parent.
That Tripoli Is. territoriany. com
pletely lost to Turkey does not admit
of debate. No, one supposcs that Con-
stantinople does not recognise and
20
to her present limit, she cannot afford
10 relinquish her grip, nor couid the
other European Christian nations afford
that She do so. Positively or mega
lively, this powers have Endorsed Italy's
coup and conceded that soon or late.
In the working out of manifest destiny.
1t mad to come. Any change by them
OF their attitude on the question would,
in the eyes or the Mohammcdan world.
be an exhibition OF weakness ana irrcs
oiution. fraught with possible disas-
trous consequences as affecting their
oyerlordship OF Moslem subjects.
But Turkey would save her face.
That sho accomplish this is essential to
tho maintenance OF the Young Turk
regime; IS essential. in truth. In assur
ing against widespread internal lnsur
roction- Tho powers, for their part.
foresee in holy war. or even in
sertss OF revolts in Northern Africa.
the prospect OF immense drain of blood
and treasure, II long period u turmoil
and Decentralization. ana the decay VI
the material fruits Of years Of pacin-
cation and economic development. TuI-
keys face-saviug ultimatum ana con
dition precedent TO treating Tor peace
is that Italy withdraw her decree Of
annexation The proposition now is
that the italian government comply
agree to negotiate thereafter to secure
pFotee'orate over Tr!poli by eompcn-
sauns TURKEY and also formally rec
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The figures show that 100000 gall
Ions OF whiskey were manufactured in
this country last year, but 1t must DO
left to the brass rail statisticians at
the club TO determine how many sprigs
OF mint we're piuckcd.
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Philadelphia.
lie pcrnier Cri.

Proud in her strength and swift iner
pride,
Riding the sea as a tyrant might lie.
Asking no help from the God nfhe
LIE dernier cri.
unsuitable, 'npious title. man gin:
Ultimate dream OF a century srIJ
Mad by the wealth for which 'tts
striven--
lie dernier cr.
Cold in its whiteness and slow Tits
Riding the sea as a monarch n,ht
Drawing his strength from theI;od
OF the tide.
The Lord of the Sea.
Awful the crash when the ship's,ot-
tom rends;
pitiful ,. wall; Save EUR souls. q We
Back from the ice VIII the stern chic
''"a''I LIE dernil i erl. y
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Its no longer a. question of whether
the Colonel shall have another cup OF
coffee It's whether he sSall have the
whole pot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-01

Now that Harry Thaw is out of
Jail FOR awhile he would make a very
effective Roosevelt campaign speaker.
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The only thing about Roosevelt tina,
is not false is his teeth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-01

No frst-ciass row can now be car
rled on without the aid of old DR.
Wiley.
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What's become o. the fciler that used
I dress up on Sunday instead o. every
Gay? Some fellers'll flare up mt tn
drop o. n hat an say, "Ill consult my
attorney at once" an hy tn time they
kin think o. some ..vod, cheap lawyer
they've cooled off.
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TURKS AND BuL GARlAnS
 WILL SIGN TUESDAY

rsacheG this city since.
 II is DOW cyiIrnL shlea the luE in the sIurn rll!tr tha Dhlkan aliieR had Irssn prgp,LTine fnr ,h1a war far qut+s knE lime. fGSery mOvemUnt had Hpnnr unLly :ocl HrrRnGrd. HerVla hH.; the n,cupa tuf1 "t Albania ;r view, GratfT ssri 70 %.PH out frrnLT hr- f1ats uCa1' fsn1l:H slu !lEtIA M0nLc- nteTo had hc'.u P.iser ihr task 'd hulI inc IF capturing thc TuIlsa in Suul0gi.
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|32 CHURCHES
 WILL UNITE
GnERAt co UNG!L I'D MEET WEpkE E4pAr IN CHICAGO.
NuussA SPsgiRI Service.

NpgSse SPs9iRI Service.
 CHICAGO. D.". F. Thh federal U5Innn nr the rhuTssea of CtnInt will mtat IJI ihIE ttty next "Wednesday and may nt tllAt tlsn" 1,rnlulate Hnms plan by WhIt'h the churches cl=h t.n IIrnuGiIt more vk'selY together.
 1'hIrry-two dcnpminaIions wln llu rtlrrssntAd at ths conference here and many yrsy prnr1tnsnt chUrrhnen I,ave slgnit.ed thcir Intention of betnK rrca eni.
 AS 10 the rlRns which IIIoS De pro- pnksd CT adopted fnr the frrthsfahcs nf the 1dszH which ike promoters sf the confersF.cA entertain npts1ing is yel known. The mee.;ng la cxpecredl hIT- ever tn lead to mrcM good avsn though thn full plans ttLsy not hs ef- fscieh+
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WILSON WANTS
 GOOD WEATHER
WILL TAKE OATH IN MARCH BUT
 HAVE CEREMONY IN APRIL

speei=l Hulcss SsC~'es.
 liA MILTON, Bermuda, uTc. It. wunr.W W4lscn atasEdL l. toesy sk~4 -5s win, UF. courv0, tMkr 4t1e oath Of ufnce un thu uAual day tn MHrch Dut thaI th+ inauguration csrenHntes %in D" n1e.ILunrt until April.
 This. Er GeCIur"s, Gill inspro mIlh weather auJ reltsvc Lhe ncge*sttS or Atts1 s1ilE tlsc ceremonies ln %hnt fs uTLrm T ve'ia dHy.
 Tl.n nrInIon of the people h7s re- e.rily baen generally rxprsssfal to h%; tl,at tho date oI inauguration shdsln b. clu..sed bu. tids t.t.srasIoo hHa Hos yet 3ccn pladu bY lA%-
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RptI hns bstra dispatched to Lhc v;. ricna provinces and the rprn1nAnders or all gur~ra Ivavr lonn nuLiIistl LhSt thc representatives of DsIEITiu and 1uri0ny at IeasL IInve agreed tu rrs- sGliUn ut hozsiliLiex. The effect an the allies of BrlExrls y:t reunuHz iu he sA3n. According m ths IatcRt rspNr 2 from the nest lllr MCRI -r&sriIuE VT es hombsrIflns ScIltari No fIILlfr U
 f1rmntinu trom that quarter bus
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EAGLES WILL ELECT.

The cIeclSnn of ofnCers Qf ths Ea Ils l1iyc will dHlt+ TlAca tuHIoTrn% uvsn- ing ard lhe members HSum generally to nnsiEipalG total change in ife rerYonnA nf the office huldHrs.
 'This ;k lIis -ycsr of c1ihnEc Jtl R!a- rninisirAtions" said onH br the ueTn- bcra, ''rec1nle require change fr1rn time tu lime so that the Ilmh!tion per cu1lar tu all new officials might hav" a. chaHcr t. hscrtnu effective. Hamn- ness always hFeedA HipwnERs ahl incne."
 The elsctlon promises n Ise as, h. ltrcssing CHE.
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Special EUa1st S~rxisA-

WASHI NC+'FC3N. pc4. l.-CongTcss rnn IIndrtwun'I declared to-day thai hA bIpors cn inmnAaiaro reyiH;on of .ha:tStilt and rhak Inc Ttll use ull lha 11flneHee wiLh I.unEreas and tbe ao- KslnsIrailnr. to have inc nattvr thor. uughly G3nr inln at the very first ou- Dprtun!liy.
 : %l stayur eDlne thr"H6h The sefitf law cpd 1CyIsi,.E and rcforrlng cvurY schedule" he sniI yesterday When ark = e.fri6r \ It,rnn1l statement as 10 nlS fairly &nlL knv~n cpinidnA- Under
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TROUBLE COMES IN
 :. JAPANESE CABINET

u1diI4E lhrIr i1 GHi iwAy from the IaPalIcsS empire. Fnr soIRe time trcu- IIl% aTcar ia fha cabinet Yver tnis question but ITSHLsarh Tuund fl 11nEoz. HIbIe tp impress hls views uH his col IrMEuGx. Ilc ruHslItsrs Knrea tp be the weak aI.ot In thg Jupunese nr!neF and 1,rnknDaLiratfs InEnrE 1roubID uniess a strong administration uE He country iE Bho%n ai GnreI
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N nqef aph6IAI HArVIaa.

TOKYO. IIAi4. 2.-CyeHera minister tnr rAr, tsaR scaiEi'cd because the cAh- lnsL a@elined In inur6hgt the cMdpenry fnrco ln AairGa. lTe haa Gk Tartolz tEmes 1idintah t.ut the ErcaL danger which he bslievaa to cxGit betaliSe cf lhe rvxilcJR cpndil,hE bf inc penpte of LHnt dr;,era#EIcy tnI fha bSnebts which anothgr pnwar might receive p%
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s1n Fnn Bethman HolIvs1K dHIhrrn LtL meahured Allh deIiheTata tones
 "H AuatHa's rights hre not rusD.TI- ed nr If any tllIrd puweI AttAcks rrL TT 1T Germdna|s position Is rn1nnGcr'{t I7+FmAny viii fight"
 This nonsenrous urtersnce r1cx@d rh4 rsichatA6 tP nlTcn of L~ Ln Il uklasnl and roHrs 0e arp1a.Idr again nhd agnIn rsysrng-uted thrjug lIt inc ChI.mhrr. Not Snf1cisn1 tLme hnS vst elapsed iu lharn the effect whirh tie utterance has CTAatsd in osHEr gD"-
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10 wHoM IT MAY coNoERN.

Th1 beat IlrAEAsd kentisTRen hare ,tteir cIuLhea cleahed and pTeRsed be- tween HuHrrslrnm & IIaEen's and Eeh- nsra 1ewelrs Btorsa, bY thf NOME TAII.aRINEs t.f1.
 Wu clean and renew fnrSl prAau and repatr four cioihns. TElRIta altaSutIossa in both IaGies and gsnt1smau's clothes. hfat class workmanship. K7udArn rnethudh. prompt ssFviue Cdms aud sss ua4
 NOME tAsLOh.Nn co. :.
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CHINESE OCCUPY
 M0NGOLtAN TOWN

tair is settled. China iB beneyGd go 3s fully auare of tht conditions is ku- Iule ana En bs alive t5 the advantuGns tn be SainAa ny GnC.tns lntH 4gaEglls nJ ths pFsScSf moment. 'rhe Dcxt phnre ar the aucaIs"!' ts zu-n;ecd with tsn1s HnAiets. 1a,asia nv%; must sitIIer dlsl,Asrh an drthy intn Mongolia t1 nIlsi ths ,'htnsncr or chiua wn Htaud PuYrema in Lhal proPlncr.
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HsIo~ STA piletS fs% prirns 0' our s;d4 candies: Five pound h1xSs st 70 e.nts a ppundI ehor~;stss ih pails sT 2s cents ? pound; stick es"dy 1T pA''s al 1s cents 2 pound. Monster 0usnarops in pails st is nenis q pound. Broken mixed in pSiIs at 15 cents r0"nui
 ieIiy bsars ;r pAiis zt IS cents pouna
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HEEpH1iM TREE COMING. ancoEnI Nunn&A earYffA

LIVERPOOL. Inc. 1---Heethohfn Trec ,the famuYH aclor. zEIlea yeHter- day for :eew Yurk Thsre he ~llI np7 pear In HMeEal uATtH IIl which he bus rsraRtIy rnHdc big hits at thp 1tfsF saAs. Since the deaEl nf Eit Henry Irving Trcc occupies in tIIe 1piTliOn oE Ulany tLH I-adLu: plAee rn the English HtHghl
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UNDERWOOD FAvORS
 4 TOTAL REVISION

wood is expected tn be one nf IhA really btg raon of tho rennirS under tlIo nr~ ;NlniAhsu4rIcu, In matters reInt1nE to lcslsIatEtn in the houXe hia word wili proba bIy carry Mcr+ wGigHL th1n shrt rr my nther mttuDAr. He A%A1nA 10 believe thEl a leTisiHn 0f tliA tnrin can aYsrctaA n KrrIlLer infinSncc tT good thnn any cfhur act which thu democrats can atoomrlizh during ihdr firsI partnd of otTlc%.
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the Panama cannl.
 Fbe frss qpesftnuH. to. Iso. tsAksn pp ,zr,s stry. ssttTssfSet. -hNt ts-ts "Eijs19HeT a6 tJardEI liksis lhaf auy very gr1&e rnAaRrrsa w,lI be pRgseA pendtnE t1~ s.uAhgN If administration,
 Eenntur Isnrah EtllI insists Un bring. flag up thc q1HstIdn dc the GstaiF1sI- nIert rf a dUpnttGrri If labor np'I the uplnLcas nf the d-fDucr1ts has not
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Special NusRA .s.sstsA

wAsafN';7$$y yr%J:Hs 7.-t'ongre.u G.SaTle.a rorl7 r nm ss-. rets4y BEFsegh e4 .t1r= :r,,saXyrsaiprnsInted Us spnslser Clark lhr Hnl%tt hr ,he corning I..HAE year. T. aupufuLs tn .2S .aGa.90O. In it are provided tEc buillirS ur three hst
 .est.IIm uI thA- dr1AanAnsht type ns weiI Hs .afJous whET zrcaL rxpendl- ,lur@. intlud'nY I:dsc Tnnnected with
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We gre here at tasr. Baseball eranks will ze4 she game pf. tho season. Fiji: day night, Eagle hall. Fort pavis riek' ed nine ss. Meme. Hanks behind 1Ahs bat. Kirk with hi. my.tsrieHs curves
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sp0eiaI Nugget SsrSies.

SP0ciat huH1st S0FSieS-
 nEHLfN. p@n, 2-Ah Germany. and pFnl'atHy all EuruDt. ~'As aIsetridsd TO- duy when .ls chancellor o1 th+ sm> B rs. Fnn Nsthmann I1Y'I.~.E. DuIyIIcIY in thC rsjchSLE Lh5ndsrsa & warning to TussIE or any otlInT power that dared to interfere WItII SuSVris'a rIehTR,
 ''m tII5iuLuSl- pC The chaDIccIiur Io Russia wlls 1rsirulnrty painted and denYared wttsuruy the least reserve arLEE uLiAtlng ths threat Akainx! T'ur
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LEAVE FOR COUNCIL.

lE. Kittlcapn, IF, H!slch 1nj Frad Atpr wlll pFubAbIy leave fur COuIicl' MedneRday. Tue principal WDrk be- ing auus uSnr at couEel; durlnE the HInter ia c1tIin. wood for tb+ sum- ncT up,rntivAH. but ssrtu nrsHUccflI'ts %EIL EH iInHa thIA winter.
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spse'Hl kIssss 5srs'os.

5r0sa1L NIgSSt SSrSUo'
 ST FETERsBGRs2. s!,t4 1--'-hiE+ ss upnps hasr eccnp1cd E'1d@ sn AJH- {, Ha and w have th .rsn ';nnn hS gRSrS to- The RuasIn6 nYnpirt. Tue nSws of lhe gncupatiVr n7IIy rt1Ghso thlk ctey ysSl!r1loy Hn1 nothing fan YSt bC told as a tEG intention of tho government UG tht rIkr With r%spect to Ihs matt7r, IT. Is must likely Inyhow lhAt RUssin will n.t rnlcf into SnS' further controversies u.:il thu dIn- rvlty Tigh Ausrri,t in .hr Balkan uf.
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ACCUSES LULU
 0F ALIENATINC
MRS. RICHARD SAYS ACTRESS TOOK AWAY HER HUSBAND.
Special Nugget SsFvies.

%pkcEAI Nuguet SsTVies.
 FITTHEfIIi4 iHr. .- I.mlu GiIasrr. The HFtrGgs E.AE S-.II hurl f'r fiI ,alu by M:s- EteliaIIls I." aI:ia1atIllsg the aAecrivIss ut thr IiiltT'B lIsLstrnd, Thnruda. iI1lIt ant r,m 1Rr.. "ecentl. 1*d their nhns's ushnciitri rrrtiral!E h & manner ihhi wma s,'ulusIsuI If the A2ce ina. thtir s:4uu:s HlERcstel iIa
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aasaLal NudesE esrSlsA

CONSTASrlSI'F 'F'l.: L)rc- 2. The urutScca sill H% sts1let hy the Turk. .nd HulEArtsus aeSt Tuesday. 1rss nostuonsment vas brDaghE about fc' ...nos VrnA4,p which has I'Is been ti- yulkc6 but the grlr'r:ll rc1Asf L5 snat m s@rtuus s@t bnsIs lI-R sIrItt't-ti in the n.rArtAtIons Al.s1 th:Il tH@ hrlnS %aH aectd4d uDhn s.I0t'% 'J I'Tcrauu"n aEahlsL haste and ifs a'ils-
 TtdAJ peaer rsigEs H"i'rsEn" 1b GFFS
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

lniina .p...I'-+ ahd ;WlrI hur1oFru'' skits har-s Lu.?ls brought or uTJTatsiY oHnnnEsL mEmIf:s If rhr t'Tnfea1l0f Hi!h IniH iisl aa th: Inrnn'Ilinn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02
AuEMTloN' EA0LEaI

All FMArihsra rsupnstsd tp Ftssf At ERsIa hall TuAndsy evening, D46, aa, 1912. EInntsn of nhieBras
 F. A. DANIELS. ". ?.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

Why net Ie+ me H'aks your 'f''f dinner rnints, Aaired aIEnondsr nus brittle or in. fact any nther s~ssts you may desire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

unepIsrea 1Apati. English HrnAssfsa=. cAylon and opIpra TAas in ths -Shil- 1s4tgs Brand Ars ths heat that money ean buy, Aaid at Pnlst'&
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02
WILL SIGN PEACE TOMORROW
WE WILL FIGHT" CRIES
 THE CHANCELLOR OF GERMANY

erImCniH, hpE before tomorrow Il in THprctrd "a Lr heard eraoInT ard ru- {, ttnE oyer the WpFI%l,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02
pR. COLLIER DEAG. scNsiai Nuoast SssVIcs.

NEW FORK O4". t.-ReT. I3r. R:'b' srt Collier dII'd hTrE FSsisrdA: aUer
 rather-. nrlsf rlncs4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

We hssA . larHA asA 'Ftne+nk nf ea-ey hsIiasY aft bsskA, faasy fsr mailing. LRtsasn BrAA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

shiIainss sP;%ss ss thres- a1art'- zsronpur than any other brand SCI" at PplttS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02
pEFGhpANrs DIschAHaEc.

;prGizI NuasAt iarwee.
 r$CfANAt'Ul.lE. I3ce. 2-Rsn1otG, rHris, Carrot hrd Meadow four # the dynamite ,1sfUILnnts, wera aIs- charged today on the rHosiu+s Ot the ptusaru t1nu,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02
CONGRESS OPENING AND MAY
 BUILD THREE DREADNAuGhTS

Yst ls+r asnsrtalEsh Many of Ihpsn Irt0b&kIy VIII Dc inclined tu hold ths Snstl'iS over a',nA the tondnx or th<' dsmoernt1c ILduIinl ri tIsn bNt the rS- Puhlicana may attempt to f'n-ce shsfr hands aE ta-T can hHrdy &rIorI te de- fuHt Hnoh +a msaSTe should It be in- trhdIced nc UatI.F Ly whom.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

.IMpsriaI chocolates, Matasoi1iH chsrr;sA, snd HietsriR chocolates
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

Lut.Fisl< st Lshmsn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

: Shilinns coffeH ia hard to equal, sold al Prlek's
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

fsDr,s4 fiIussl szap psr manih.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

$2oQ Der month for th4 Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-02

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