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The Washington times., 1912-07-09
Brought Three.

They were lunching together and the
talk turned to superstition.
When you made that boast just
now" said one of the party, you
should have knocked on wood to drive
away the evil spirits that are envious
of human happiness"
''Is that what it's for?"
Yes. II is an old German custom.
You rap on wood three times. Say, that
waiter OF ours looks like a German,
Rap three times and see IL he doesn't
understand It."
The other man raped
The waiter derstood.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09

TT was the Sd OF July, in Revolu-
tionary times, and the war had been
II going on for some wears.
Ranny sat in corner of the fence
under blackberry bush, and OIL his
knee his pet hen, Beauty. Just beyond
the fence was his home, and right down
the road about half a miie shone the
white tents of the British soldiers.
The father was, too old to go into the
war, and Ranny too Young. And though
he longed to enter as q hummer buy, he
stayed to care for his mother and help
about the place. SO he worked hard
and spent llls playtime with his prize
hen. .l
Presently down the road came a
'tramping OF many feet and n long line
of English soldiers stepped into Wow,
The Washington times., 1912-07-09
Fayorite Fiction.

with the sentiments OF the highest
esteem, yours cordially"
Take seat, Mr.. Smith. Miss Jones
Will be down in a moment"
My friend, / prize your confidence
much more than I do the office hold"
Loud and long continued applause;
friends called my attention TO it,"
What a fright she was in that bon
net! felt sorry for her.
Il beg leave to report to your honor
able body.'-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09

The sole survivor Of a shipwreck on
the Scottish village of Inverlachie, one
Charles Edward Caslmir, bears 30 strik-
ing a resemblance to Bonnie Prince Char-
lie as to cause a great sensation. Domi-
ME Dalgleish halls him as King OF scot
land and calls a meeting Of chiefs OF
clans to greet him. The stranger neither
+, affirms nor denies until his presence at
tracts the notice of the English troops In
post at Inverlachie. when he confesses 70
Margaret Dalgleish-between whom and
himself there have been love passages
that. he is in reality an American agent.
She Is terribly angry because he has per-
mitted a deception to continue. Mean
while Captain Kilby, in charge OF the
British garrison, and Peggy wallace, the
village doctors daughter, are In love with
one another.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09
Her Kind of Man.

Luiu-Tve never met a man who really
interested me.
Mary-what kind of a man do you
want?
Lulu-Oh, man who'd do things and
make Il necessary for me to write to
the heart-to-heart department Of some
magazine for expert advice.-Albany
journal.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09
Excellent.

Friend-HoW are you getting along
with your new play?
Dramatist-Almost finished; have
only two more people to kill utf.-Flie-
gepde BlaetteT.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09

The bill was issued at the time Of the
Fenian raid in Canada. II has no value
except atcplaced on II by collectors.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09
Perplexing.

When Doris climbed on her fathers
knee II was plain that deep problem
was troubling her.
Papa. was it a wise person who
said. The Good die young?'"
Yes" he replied. 81 suppose he
must have been very wise"
We'll" the child replied, after
thinking 1t over for a time, "Pm not
30 much surprised about you, but
don't see how mamma managed to
get growed up."-Knoxville Journal.
Up to Father.
FatheI-Tom. go and fetch the ole
horse.
Tou.-Why tho old one, father?
Father-Wcar out the old one first
that's nv motto.
Tom-Ncll. father, then you fetch tn,
horse.-Punch.
The Washington times., 1912-07-09
CHAPTER Xxx.
A Man Comes Wooing.

" OR month after that Inverlachie
~ drtfted along with its little story
Of births marriages and deaths
The Washington times., 1912-07-09

IVY HAT had he not undergone
N/ since then? Inverlachie and
" dominic and Margaret had
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

,sI.s had nnL come up t"r tr1"l' ls als, HliUkr or -hc 1uTnIn whS sno 1uuae uu afrld1Nlt and suggested rdlf'' CT lbAu .ai.I GlInt brlEiIlH jiurfTs wtS r.s b..tl Fl. taElnE l,-Il;rs, md that Il" punls..urr,L t"nld ss ,'n !-VcTe T inrrra wtrr Uaust.t is tkr uI oi ulif- sig tho rrpnI LIusr r'T"rsetl in them l.! snCitty.
 SItar tbu yeHienc.- :hC twI pr:so1- .r= aer- t.kl'n into rut,G-lH. ltnth SI'- ts.1tR.t tn f.,rl ke5n1y their pGEu1a. IaIL rArnain:d As quiet 5s IE'kSists SnA k .IIuut mGFcJpEIG.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

CONS1'A NTlNGPLE. Eur L+ Ilrlr l.h Sl,.., l,..kAl. lL.yH UelE lrn1rIi from h. cruiser Weymouth spv~a"!IE L' KWyrd Ih" anEli"nn anhassIl1r 1.hsil the 4rriv,i vT Lhh t%-o Cnt'h Elh:"f warshjI.s. yhiril Hre now rnUinE |.:iru.+ the Atl+ntlC.
 All Iho k,1rign lfEtI;nrs are r''~ under Gnr guard Uf tl'eir owr cUu' ; tly'e suldi.rs AZ 'lH. Taar prr!aIiIH lhHi tue Turkish pop rilst;Ln nigh "TAak YAnssAnco tcs whul iirsy tcfcse [" t|' their defeat nt LH,. hartdE of :+ Euro n+.u ,,.nan!rac,,. TTs p'rrktict' uI thu ciiy tx nor aIuS' |" EJooT. All tho moSt 1rnfavp1uJlc news rum The front is hltldsn aE lung f* possiblt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

1aues EckdHhl mns Stt.L.Tc+Il Ia Ave y..atx in rhs p"nitea,L!itrj Has mrrn1ns L. .E,sige hIrr1n: fer .Gtg nty. .Et spS.iiiG large w.t!e IlIa f::alcG us a Sesnssn pay ."HcIS ir'Hn !: q" ssI' Hj. nIrcracy. Illus :bEr:s. hin f'1Tf II r.jiu. ,.f x motion Ie,s appel "Iih Ella k.,tcn+juI .sue p1p:t~yns'l ftrH' Inst ytti. No Iup;inn W ',s lf.r's'nt"I f.' e' E'cr. this nurniuE.
 Eskn7 h. naked t;cnrH" ''T.sabs :" su.vl In inc ccurL Lsfnrc septenec T eis
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

SuEiA. <uv. ly, rsix aft.rnlH'n Il wAS !rErnch =hHI ilt' lsulfaelAm To'- rrmrrA,l1 IIaa u1p.nm'1i .'cnlgIIi iHtinE' ics lG arrange fvr an hITnist!Lo "lth Tura.-. This nuws 1 ssit ItE@ it Ioit t,utn hu l'IG- ard 's r'>Shr':~i' "s an ulupnuIi L=:;,I .:i.. .Ik:net; ''t G''Iist'ln : rinopIc iy iE,t e1 -GSr n..I lI. as h5a huru .rsIlevSd
 h i. alan tunIybL llsi LlIt. action If TulHn rin is Ji1Ie Tc th" ll@t tndt cnci7 era has hrokE.. ci:t in iIs nlTuy no" n irnat u: T.,rl.ey's rJpiI.ll. :i1in tcrr"'" rn. ,v rlu..r rriSatf.l sI1+rin@ 't lIr siege i,rcJ me I:rasdnTLfe- Ith sp1a'" s.nIld I:a a,ul.sst ccrtcIn fHwi's! to 'h''
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
FAKE PROMOTERS
 GOT $1,500,00O

;ill,amIR 1'hla fI~. %HH .'sar-. .hisft lnb yk.uc 4r lhH stuck ilsilf
 AunnEsl :lIEio arrEStEn trn thr uk@ E.csrH # tn. T. f;rs1n AHkshlEn ttrul- rn1tr undl.r which ilfls rsie' Erarda wGa,. rcn,n,iLioli, A%urhanE t" ihe rrlurls given hrt ths. I:InliflcIltJnth of iha fak: tsltrpan* rxtsauFA.t over i"- whole EnHirrr yihfra nr'a lunhBnn1s uI IsEr pc.,pc wlF, ,iI,Iint5sd. THr ar- tbuIiti.s GiliEn LliAL I'D nFenase rt sH- s..ArA r..A pt.ss1Its$ Ir irrnd ay thr nief ,lu,rs nnh lhai IGlH RrIiliiefH Tn 'ht peuit.r.ia P. aFr alfrnat crrfsll' lc Tu- u,Ilt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
CoharAkTlNoPlE.

Tue city of Eon.tantinoplu "tnta d now l,.4 goal Uf l.~h fiuLxnT'a" nrmr has !. iry,u.a tion of 1.125.0ae' IL wal known in a.hctsne tiIras na BSsanr1iIn hut received its present. harnr Ir"' Eu,ern- ConsCAntin whrr he tr"i'"' f.rrre hLhur lais reat Si "sar'rt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
WILSON GETS
 BIG WELCOME
PEOPLE cF BERMUDA TURN ouT TO -oNoR GREAT AMERICAN
Special Nugget 9srs;HA.

Special Nugget 9srvi0S.
 ILHMILTCE, HW. a-WoolTor MI uou, presidcaL- clsrt sf th' ''ntsN S,a.a!,. received u tremendous u'tthf' rc,lyr pn hsa arTiynI ~Ith his :aWHlS in lhia rl,S, Tho prup." Tllrn'E "'t en nrlsse and taa ChenTirIr NE pr . l3nged us he nlsife his Taf u:' lh'' wharf tuvnrn the hHlei-
 .r,lo officials of ihs city rr"esSed p'n' j,. Behalf of iI.r people rnl torriHlS welcomed htuI lv if1TnilIt'7- ';To~ 1a followed him constantly nnh NFref:s h,. w Ait hs cn3ayAe The rIar c'n1Ii''- raeptary cheers of Easctme,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

from tEc lt.,ur.'4l yPslGkTtIE nt IEe ttlS brcau$r thc T".VrSSt ;tZ' iL7 hanAl. snr ul,sI f1il. tItTIl and from Iis-uI 1'.nsrT is ilrtleu:;lTIv te,.r:i. 1in Enhenta vH given uu rUJnUIStTdiIIE 'Lnu uslrl, all ,,i tlIl'm hnFe vU'II'alrrIt'! To 20 nmIsiI@ Is. rNS t9 h&hl, 1h ra- lirlnIi srr. iU.s ill tt!s r1pg'III's T:h fr-r: ur'r.. ;n;.hsttr thin gre 'Hu EIary .pIs U rLn:tt6ill EGssiuII Hre pClIlr |. ,.nIlJ.Iadrd lluIi AlEIlI iIItSI ali,I sa.r h-. tI.'Esil p.13I"- Wbhiried I,l.lI',. nt. l.,-.Ilt; GT.lu5Et in frr:n :h' hcsd w:ierS lie gr,TI. uulL-r "'iH rt'-G h' TcCont } Ir:d f"Erinn Hurs@* "'1 "bH startIy n s't,rL r'.ierLnE their LrI'u' bleA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
spssIaI NutSsk ssrvIoA.

SpeSIaI NUFVSk 6$rVIo%
 CINCINNATI, RSS. ia---A snufH nl n.u urn,I1i.cnt in Lt:e ET.lhcss sitc ''= insIr vurluua ritlrs iEart bern arr"sieu bv federal rtoArshalY tIi ISevrlanhr Chi caxy. Kew YutE Ei"st4sI and Nc~ATk m the charES or .IduN ih" tullls rnr tl.A uurpsyA uf Jnftaudius.
 1De ehluf charge aHMnst tlirn la I''' f,assi,,I..,t uae ei the ulaila by Which thos secured si.spe,a 800 under E'I'r- sntYl. tc snii nlpekr in rHri.'1'a fHlf;f' vriSAE,
 Theit. cLllu4I Was 10 collect tisH Iri frpm sI,naa dusiring tu sell Fs'.R Ill
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
Special NvSgst eer~ics-

UT)IAE, Nov. Ia. ThH |'TfciIl "HrF:t oS tAr yuteH shows thut S+ +todrpW "iI- son aHrriEd this %IH+e hy 2-to0 I'i~f and ,sn deatrnys tlsIulh%r !r'ns that ihf regular r@nMHieAns still Hah [. Hli"" tn win hnrA. ao gure was President IAfe that Inrso wSR EUine fa 70 I''
 uublIcar that h+ worked co hn~e 5en
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
WILSON WON IDAHO
 BY 2,000 VOTES

rIor rprah sUiVClrd Al e3ndidnte 's thu ylGA- -rrrnd.nry in Eherman's place RE Il eonnrlin7snt t she ssatc'
 5Vr. sr.i,eln5 of GrEattlor Ha%eS La l.c ,llIu,,ltsa 70 n:c s.nEltc by h'" sic- ccaFor h.s caustd wsI< t1Ennent rhvpu u;;o JL IhaIIn- T6is Tf'nln7Snf "'l' s,, severr LhaL ire E.4ygr,r'r hsH uhtu' e3,ms,l tEs jIr;l aitHEGthcl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
Special tsuq9st a%rvita,

Special kuQqst 9%Tvita,
 TAtftMA, Sor. lH JuLit u. tGI- lork sthd Huston Fl'Tr '"I'ii aentenc'1 10 one Se+,rs' irrprlsonur'ut iUeiaT all to q Rnu nI ts,ao6. 'khc ilr,n n.isi ns ssrvcd In King t,uuIcE np aud ri ia the PsritenuarS.
 When sGntcnrlL@ ihr twt men J1Is' taushman dE,st r..lI,A,' severely vii: ! lhEni He went initt The. story "l tIh oF.ure for wlluh ll,+y had bssn Ir'sI and branded is Is fl cnmernTrt'ls.' i'"l sgaiust gnsLr aTn ..,untry iIy t'.c L~'' dafgr6EhtR aDl IF-fhapS "w ".s'rr''
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
FIVE YEARS FOR
 JAMES ECkDAHL

,sIasel aIul MT. tiriEsto' re incattn Eh:d run ,uiu;u.uu. sanLeuc1 be given E'- causs of tlr. +mnlIneaa '( tt;' hri'1Is ui money l::.ol,i":
 7L., ;crrt in .a.siinfr s1ulrn"t t1t' 1is iiI s.t l"AisyG 1u, ri7SiuiiIHI pGn- :llCy. 2E yynCs. slluu.I ''. -Ikictrc hit' he cnuN ,..t L:Y,lAt ;hI eitr lmst.InHH' iEIli:c rhr Hni:Ii.,IlI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
TO l6suE MACAxi NE.

ThA magazine of Lhs Pioneers of Alaska VIII probably ue i'Rued aGaH' hsfnra th. lluItdays aurUrdinE tu C. !' r.n1nsr orc of the editurs. ThH hest j.xus came out In Julv md Lhc uis-eh- aIlc was supposed tO bo u 4r2rtri'*' but everynne N&s ao husy during the ouru season that tn. sArond issue NILE itslayu1-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
CLUES FIRST PARTY.

st, 1oa.1,I..s r.ub h'J1 itR firsL nar.s u[ tE.s E+asnn lust cvcnluE Aao si' eh : uuy,ll,aa was thr .Grnftnn sLaL tls'- rlub la pren1sc.i a Mast l'lha.Hnt ara s'"' c4gRinl winrrl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
cohEB FROM BLUFF.

Ar.L tiomlaih, wna iI in Cf9 'r9 ou business frun, lErH. TglWrts LIt nn:y 7ho same peJpIr are Htul %nrlsn! in tha: uvi;hhnrhoDa. I(F- hHs mn ;c .LtIs LID hts In3ud Us LU Tll'IlI"r h will Gnt+r the Jug racc or 'nF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
Nuaast 5pAelAi 3arsloA

r1SAek 0P~St~ VII 1C
 LOEIlClN, H9r. 19.--Tnf "cIG nI rh+ Tur:tR Ln hrnctt uS cuhlih S@n re- sLstsncs las h4en practically slIafI@r cd tv .lu tal nf Nonastsr tn ss'' Ser yirrs. lrsnaSiir .H nex: in iTIrT';I rHH lu Coast IULinuIiLH ..1 all the 'ftt-S "l EuruII+rn Turkey H!Hl it's !Jss 1a " musL .1iuus hu%.
 The surrrai,: I Ii~, GarEtann lS T+'- Sards5 As iuc:u,li'-,l,l+ Is it was nuiu' up of 53,EGP SrvUpr- Thlz fires T%"lt nAvs had d ko""i Ls.IIEH aEains- th' SsryIa1A sen In the 7teu field aCG thet- rs-tIlsre tn hIiIl t.,c ciI' h"S "oLr.' As a *urprtEs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
BECKER'S PALS
 FOUND GUILTY
Srseiai Nuggzt eeFsiszr

OFWGuME NNE%Nb F@FFT
 NEW YCRIG, NnE. le--Huai:, WHh- f,rr aud tue nihcr L".' nosa ThU Enue Herman nussnthEl dfn.i ~prr fpund rnllIr cf murder ln thu first d1Er1a today nnh wIi1 he H.nLiIl'rf Fn tisath in iIi4 electric -'lalr.
 Ilnspui,.a. iz silr man fur whaai IT, ur,ser iln.It enslut l:fcEzr. f5TnIesiy 'k the eJtr poiiI.a f,r"c iia naw unITr aentenoe If death. II" wnH found guilty uI a+r5lns tllr fullr men !" As,ts,r Rusnnt.asll. They ir:lrAled tc t.aar yiceiul'H housr and zi7ut iItn ns nn cane tn iIs@ {nor u speak 10 thorh'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
SHIELDS FOR BAR ROW.

WnILrr shields "3 Inc bo"rd "r 'f' ucaSion left to-day Ni:l, the mhn nar . r!er on his tu,r of inspection cf GoF ernment stafionE. schouif and raiH' h.sr herds. Hr wIu noi rcin-n before MAy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

You tnInAn,t,ar rLs 7raF fnilt And ihn Ruod tLlile yeu had thcFfi ThH sana lsl1lfn siSa thu hnll, ThankhglsinR ryAhlnE. A. 3. Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

Mrs. Gibaen will give private Cane iMq Isszons. All winter four hslIss' ~ssI of tAlerfcrs office, MasaIArAns xuis., elorninuAs sIs~m aults. stt +a' rnnt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
REoPENiNE.

1<ppcning .Hstnyrry sf,oreh. rhurs" Iny evening, November .'l' Nrn1erT [" Mr,Ir%. prnpri.I 0F.s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
ro MHnM lf MAy coNcEns.

Have raur ck,thas aleRrsd EtA rr.,us..s at tt:a .SIJ.dT TAIT.GRINO .f.ft. bc1 ssSeeer.frnHL G llASsn'a un.I Xchnars Jeweiry HtoruH.
 Tta asan and ronsE f1rs. nrsaa aud rsuaEr your .astliss. uRltc alteratLnEia h. bnth Iaalsz Hrd Eesriismnn's ciosfsAA arst clnaH workmanship, mndsrn methods, proFpDr aersinA CoWss and aAs ua.
 NOME TAlLoH.kn co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
ICE PACK COMING.

'l,he ice riack cnInu il slaht ihI hr- tUrupou and will su"n reach 'is ah- ehusay+ un au- shores for thu winLcr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
LOS ANGELES
 . HOTEL BURNS
THREE PEOPLE KILLED WHEN THEY JUMPED FROM WIN
 poWS
suerial hLagst sprS,ns.

IrJS ANGEL .l;r. Sus- l?.-InEee t,su1,ll uare sil,ul E1EI niHIL wucn ehey jutfl n4Il frGHn Ihr rr1n1GEa 1T tnr s;t i;uurg,. hntGi I !.si:npa tfIf ilaul4ss .1,cb i1,ry,i,tc{ ;lIruL with lIrn th Hl i'll mnru lH,I::hlc.
 l.x+irs uIfs+rs wrEp SiiriaiiIslT sfsGr- sd from skc siltne. carlst; iIshl ManS HI ,1,,sc iaiu.uL h.,rA hRcstr,s nainrd fut life, TlsH :..t.l ils+f is partially ae" sir.,yes1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
BRITISH GUARD U. 5. MINISTER
FOREIGN TROOPS ARE BEING
 LANDED IN C0NSTANTIN0PLE

.as.k ,,L lItentL1n ln,TliiLlu When sell dxrs lr.' sunkrantly iigiIinR- Should ;,n,,lrra lr, tt:S .:sIMs nf GIvIns Turkey lr r,ill ll.- i.nt of tue HGsE rsni2TkHhls .:yCnts in tLIsttrT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

rIE.SNi. S,f. n The repoTl ahA r..r;.d thi, ,.Ly rhnr nl-. SrnI bpdieH .l raari:,.. vere lanlI-i ELear CoustA9- t1or1pIe lnsL nsEnS f,Im The shlph vI lhs tnr.iIrl aswerE- Should the bni- rnrirrg ter inI., The ci:, II Ia lkelY that . eourrrish muyAmsnf vnl ns rnl. .h.' Ia tl-r I'THiCr%ra
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
muntc ar rHa RAQ-E.

EYAe1 sssnng tA$rt k muAl1 M the gaeiA alss shs Asat hrand M Hqusrs ard a;sArs En 44s maHssl ss- wuys aa ke hAk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

Wa h.su 8 Iaraa Asxqrt n.ent ot fancy holiday gift boots. rp.d5 Tor r,ziIiro. lunrsn Eras.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

LGIHUJS. Sny 1t.-Tae sIhssnsuS s,I opinion .IITll'naEt naIshH's mosa ILr... ehut.lt Eur,J,< AGcn1E IL ha that Ihu 'I'nrlrA sinEUII hIIpf' to hIlu nuL AL l.H.yIauIlaoplt.. Ths arTS haa nessl ao h.ll.y lrcner'd in Ii~' war ~Ith ltAT and thH lIuancIsIl eH,nllLtlUn or atu' <3F- 4rurrJn has rsMUheIl auch it'~ eD0 ts.uI urnI.ig%a .iestI'lnE Is br!3efao "a .5e ,rI '.i Ih+ rINIs9iii'ii
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

EAulss rnaak ball, Nov. a. Pr;rss ir Tsbrrs Candy $toTs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19
TWO MEN MUST 60 TO
 JAIL AND PAY $2, ,000

Harsral Alnyka ppupsn IhU knew rue J,5At.dants were present Ih F0'Irt l" s,r Lhem svr;4need. AnnnEat thu ueai,,u,,r were n few well kn'IWn Noms pt.plr,
 yulL,ck, alnuu l,. Jeff AiiI sto''. has Leen rn.a ced m t,Ratness In P"rsl"'' ,Src Ills greatest loss vt: SroEnLi. ,,t.yns fray, the I+sirurtinn ut itu' huslneea which he wHs hut3HinF "F Utter hard wprA.
 EaalAs mask ball, Nov, 22.
 n.i.. S Tahvsa Candy nfana. |.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

LaISLHiT Nav ID 9--Lnic IlIiS Af- e,.,,u,n tIIr nI,~'n nrr1yvd hrrc ilLat Una i:.Is:ln niIi,.: Ih"e hETul'j l'i r@AE with Turkey E,r peacs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

Real apple older At Lsh"s"a's'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

Frssh pumpkins and squRsh at L-h- Man's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-19

Las.H.k al Lshmsn's.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16

The Industrial Workers of the World and everybody
else they can have announced their intention invade San
Diego half thousand strong and by sheer force of numbers
the police and ndate the citizens of that place
If these sincere in what they profess to believe if
they really believe in the which mpe them to resort
such lawess tactics this attempt terrorze city will al
the sympathy of many who nave heretofore regarded
them a bunch of harmless lunatcS
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16

Another of the many big newspapers that has
great light the possibility of Senator Borah of Idaho be
coming the Republican nominee for president Roose
welt named is the Ohio State Journal which says:
1.-The Republican unknown is not likely to be JUS
tice Charles E. Hughes if the tip that Ohioans have
received is correct Justice Hughes is understood to
have told President Taft that he will not be candi
date under any conceivable circumstances. Senator
Cummins has been eliminated by the action of the
Iowa convention and today the most promising PAGER
the Republican Presidential stables Senator Bo
rah of Idaho.
1t is recognized that Roosevelt is the choice of the
orty of the people, but the extreme bitterness of the
paign, and its cloeness the convention may make it
to third candidate Borah the lead OF any
and all others this compromise His strength will come
altogether at least mostly from the progresves who
would Roosevelt first.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16

The dispatches that Senator Borah has virtually
won his fight popular election of Senators when the house
last Monday accepted the of his resolution passed by
the senate When the President signs the resolution it will
90 the for ratification Senator Borah resolution
was the first of its kind to pass the senate
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16

Predictions are made that Taft will not get more
than twelve delegates in his state of Ohio The char
acte of his speeches indicates that he lacks speed short in
wind and is inclined to hit below the belt.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16

The great danger to the principle of protection is its
msapbcation and abuse by the standpa political methods
of serving special interests TO get the tariff out OF politics
should be the demand of those industries that vitality
terested in protection Administered through proper
mission protection would be established basis and
permanency Of tariff schedules what the industries of the
country want.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-05-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


1ano daho Ap1lo,
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1oho"m S'
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02
Police Chief Escapes from Own r i 81

"A LBANY.-Tucked away among the
"A hills in the northern part of West
chester county, the little town of Hill
side, with its 100 voters, the smallest
Incorporated village in, the state, is ,ex-
Gided with a criminal and political
sensation that would delight the soul
Of the late Sir William S, Gilbert of
comic opera fame. ~, 90
Political activity in Hillside goes
~ inverse ratio to- the towns size.
Leaders Of the opposing factions are
Hewson Stephenson, chief of police
when he Is not doing odd jobs Of paint
ting. and the police justice, William
stage. it<c'% <tt@4 IBID as-4 Hl9@ L
Stephenson was making his usual
tour of duty the other night when he
dpied shaft Of light through the
olpsed shutters of the room above
Henry MS's silicon n If d "a
! f'Ha!s ia poffrtEahG heHmattereds
al he stble silens3yshpfths Fear stairs
He couldShear Vices in lively argu-
asnt behind the door. He braced his
Observation-Disclosures -ait, aahut, 4.4Wh en....ha
turned the handle IT yielded and he
found hiniseff Confronting 20 familiar
b0t not friendly faces ~ Also he en-
donntered a heavy, silence r,4rarIs bre
t,nThere Were, no. cards or chips, but,
and this was the bitterest disappoint-
ment,, there sat the village constable,
the Chiefs right Hand Of Office, sitting
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02
fiUou I Under Arrest,

A dog thief-not . dog stealer, but
.a-dog which. had bean trained To. steal
==has been-arrested BY the FrenchSpQ-
lice. He was caught zen fragrant d.
it," we reada when be wa& iaathe adt
sfastealiR4 Mpah Of lody,sAshdes from
h tsRelithhsh in NbG%le- lee. His
pfocedhrs was So cunning thaA it left
no. doubt among th police that the
dogs was no "untutored mind" j
Nothing could dawn from the
As1 la|s Without 80 t ,s sa,
p1 >! tls! a9RSs hpss abatement the dog
Lila leaSS find Vpolice cyclist was
tinsreadiReseatU fmlow the dog homo.
But the best laid schemes of mice
.&tdmBntrEng XftasgSusA IL
IL i. dog ,MhH4aA ithaSaAf instead Of
"Trusking home dstfheratak walked 10
the other side MatHe royd. and there
ssstsl Co. aS ts4es.
ing. Apypic iougs aneefet the police IN
waiting. Finxikg !thst there was no
Ichance 6f theidas seipg home he was
lRsafn taken iAtS tho police ofice and
sent to the. fSuYrisrs. where he met
IN uutimaly end
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02

WHEELING. w. WA bundle of
w blood-stained butchers aprons, an
electric washing machine. bridge"
party and a bucket of water have start
ed domestic and industrial warfare
here in which are involved Thomas
Yingling, millionaire Wholesale meat
dealer, and his wife, would-be social
dictator.
It is because of them that Mrs. Wing
ling has resigned her efforts to die
tate to Wheeling society and has an
nounced her intention of spending, q
million which she possesses in her
own right to put her husband tout Of
business"
Meantime both wife and husband
continue to reside in the mansion
which was the scene of the affair
which led up to their separation. Both
say they will remain there. and that
the campaign they will wage against
each other will be conducted from the
same headquarters.
) The story of the split between the
Yinglings will be told here for years.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02

what kind Of work 1t is, SO as they
let us seryesouk, Time together. d
Wifi \ &pt fache6 ID stkAngAfhp
'thosa4 SosgayG I9sent1 tor ChkKy. Ad
he Came.
"'Get me out Of this says.
at Nan'tto it, Jim,' he told me. AGhe
ibQpd iAeW much. don't know eEe
d icSh hg% Ant pile Of money" AH Qi
= NYS XHy first time in JAM aHdd-st
EW2Y ror to me. / couldn't sAdsal6
y .eriedvand begged and pleaded WITH
Hffh 'for Gods sake to do somefhinS
to =gatHAe out. 1t made him feel pretty
G&ad. guess, to hear me act the kid
:tlSa4 ,NsAy. ~ He looked at me hard and
ens he Anht his hand on my shouldSI
axd=s nd. u.
|, ,I ssI|'sls WILL he says.
[ ls Three days after that they pinched
l1p AB The was getting of a train in
|aARgentine.l He had his pockets full OF
stun that he had stolen from several
GRtOres In 0lathe the night before. H(
was bringing it here .,toysell 1t 90 hs
could raise the price Of MY bond .a'r'' ''a
They took Charley back to Olathe
They I'D the goods On him. H(
conldn'tno anything but plead guilty
and they sent him up again. N
say 10 you think they'll ut vi
work tcgether up theref" ~ Ill,