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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-22
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Pursuant TO the action OF the Re
publican Executive Committee OF Der
kelley, district primary meetings viii.
be helu within Berkeley county for
the purpose of electing delegates to a
County Convention TO be held at
Katzs Hall in Martinsburg, on
Wednesday, Aug. IA, 1912 at 10 A. Nj.
for the purpose of nominating candl
dates for county offices and any other
business that may legitimately be
brought before a convention OF Repub-
licans.
The said district primary meetings
shall be held at the following times
and places.
Saturday, August 8, 1912 at 2 P. NJ
Mason's School for Arden District
Stehley's Store for Falling Waters
District.
School House, Bunker Hill, for Mill
Creek District.
Swan Pond for Opequon District.
Masonic Hall for Hedgesville Dis
trict.
In Gerrardstown for Gerrardstown
District.
At said meetings the voters shall
elect ten delegates 10 attend the above
named County Convention. Ihey
shall also elect three members OF the
County Executive Committee from
each voting precinct, and one member
of the Republican Central Committee
from the District They shall also
nominate candidates or School Com
missioner, Justice of the Peace, Con
stable and any other District officers
The primary meetings tor the DIS
trict of Martinsburg shall be held on
Monday, August S, 1912, at P NJ
as follows:
First Ward at Wysong Hall.
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NO FOUL PLAY.

There being some disposition among
friends of the late Maynard Foreman,
the Winchester man drowned while
SEEMING in a stream west of that city,
a postmortem investigation was held
It was found that an alleged injury
to the back of his head was nothing
more than a scratch and not of such
nature as to produce death It had
been vaguely rumored that Foreman
suffered death blow and was thrown
into the creek.
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FOR ASSESSO

To the Democratic Voters of Berke-
ley County:
l hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for AS
SCISSOR of Berkeley County, subject to
the action of the Democratic conven.
ton. If elected, ] pledge myself to
carry out the work of the Office in a
true and impartial manner.
-. Respectfully,
is I'd pd W. E. WRIGHT.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

TO The Democratic Voters Of Berke-
ley County:
! hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination for Assessor
of Berkeley County, subject to the
will of the Democratic County con
yention. In the event of my nomina
ton and election, pledge myself to
perform the duties of the Office in an
absolutely honest and impartial man
ner, and to the best of nv ability and
judgment. Respectfully.
HARVEY a. BUSH.
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WHEAT, CORN, HAY
MARKET CONDITION
Range Of Prices And Quality
Of Crops Discussed
Showing Effect OF
Various Influences

Baltimore, Md. July 22.-The wheat
market has been relatively weak dur,
Ing the past week, owing to n growing
confidence in record breaking spring
wheat crop. Speculative markets suf.
tered q sharp break and closed from
seven to eight cents under closing
prices last Saturday. 1t is claimed
that II present prospects are harvest
ed, the outturn might easily be from
z5o,000,O00 to 27o.o0o.0 900 in the three
states. The market was active and
excited for a time yesterday, wheat
advancing sharply on news of sinking
OF Italian warships and closing of Oar.
danelles Liverpool was also higher.
but the advance was lost when the
order closing Dardanelles was revok-
ed and expected demand failed to
mdterialize. During the week cash
wheat here has declined about four
cents. Receipts here have been far
less than the same time a year ago
and there is an active demand from
mills and for export, which gives this
market a support the others lacked.
The close tonight was Spot ~ II.
July - II, Aug. II -, Sept. IS II.
CORN. The very favorable weather
and crop conditions had their effect
On the corn market. The situation has
steadily improved. and the outlook for
large crop of corn is excellent.
There have been rains over nearly
every section and heavy rains in Ne
bfaska and Iowa procipitated renewed
liquidation. Old crop months have SUI.
tered the heaviest decline. September
closing five cents under last Saturday.
while December declined but two cents
The local market has held fairly
steady. There is nothing whatever
doing in the export market Spot ex.
port basis, 76 nominal Yellow corn
on spot, domestic is steady at 80 cts.
HAY. The hay market has dragged
along for another week without any i'm.
proyement in condition No. l and 2
timothy and good light clover mixed
hay is in comparatively small suppl
and will sell quite readily as quoted
below. The market is overstocked
with medium grade hay, and with no
grade, unsound, and otherwise unmer-
charitable hay, with which The sheds
are blocked, also the delivery tracks,
and unfortunately there is stiI more
TO come in On this class of goods
for some time past it has not been a
question of price, but OF finding some
one to use it and then taking the buy.
er's price. The importance OF getting
fidsof this poor hay has increased, be
cause new hay in this section is ready
O move. 1t is 10 be hoped that near
by shippers will not rush new hay for
ward, because the sheds are embar-I
coed, and the hay would have to lie
on track subject to demurraee, and
in great danger OF becoming heated
and out of condition. If the embar.
goes are strictly maintained, there is
possibility of this old hay being worked
off without ruinous loss to the ship.
pers; but If new hay is permitted to
come in and compete the medium and |
lower grades OF old hay viii become
unstable. We quote the market to
day as follows; No. ! Timothy $500
No Mixed 2050 No. l Glover 1900.
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Berkeley county,
subject to the de-
cision of the Re-
publican voters
at the primaries
on June 4 1912.
If CHOSEN to fill
this important
Office, | promise
to supervise ev-
cry part of the
work and per-
sonally examine
each item OF the
ass essne nt. Civ
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONER SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned special commits
sioner by virtue of the authority vest
ed III him by decree of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, West Nir-
ginia, entered on the 22nd day of APP
Ri, 1912, in q suit in ehancery there
in pending entitled X. II. Boyd, admin
istrator, etc. VS.. \. r. Pike. ct al,
wul sell at public auction at the front
door of the County Court House Of
Berkeley County, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY,, JULY 18th, 1912,
Commencing at 100 O'Clock p. NJ.
those two certain lots or parcels Of
real estate bounded and described as
fellows:
FIRST LOT Beginning at the
southwesterly corner of Stephen
street and Virginia avenue; thence
westerly in line with the southern
side of Stephen street 90 feet to a
stake; thence southerly 50 feet TO a
stake: thence easterly in line paral-
lei with the southern side OF Stephen
street 90 feet TO a stake on the west
ern side OF Virginia avenue; thence
northwardly 80 feet with the western
SIDE of Virginia avenue to the place
of beginning.
SECOND LOT. Beginning at a.
point on the western side OF Virginia
avenue 30 feet from the southwesterly
corner of Virginia avenue and stephen
street; thence running westerly go
feet with the line parallel to the
southern side OF stephen street TO a
stake; thence southerly to Faulkner
avenue u feet; thence southeasterly
90 feet TO a point in the western side
of Virginia avenue; thence Hortherly
with tne western line of Virginia ave
nue. 30 feet to the place of beginning
There is right of way reserved
over lne souhtwesterly corner of this
lot for the use of +. ID. Gardner
The two lots above described will
be offered separately and as a whole
The real estate above described be
ing the me real etsate which was
conveyed TO Laura V. Pike. deceased,
by II. II. Emmert and wife by deed
bearing date the 18th day of January.
1906. and recorded in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court of Berke-
ley county, West Virginia, in deed
book No 110, page 325 plat of
said real estate being recorded with
ga iH deed
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Second Ward at Fireman's Han.

Second Ward at Firemans Hall
Third Ward at John Street School.
Fourth Ward at High Street School
Fifth Ward at HODGE Street School
At said meetings four delegates
for each ward shall be elected to at
tend the County Convention, and two
members OF the Republican Executive
Committee shall be named for each
ward.
BY order Executive Committee,
|. w. WOOD, Chairman.
L. Dew GERHARDT, Secy.
7 1tw i'd
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OR CONSTABLE.

To the Democratic Voters of Berkeley
County:
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the nomination of Constable
for Arden District subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic County Con-
vention.
75tf C. R. MCKEE.
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EnR MAGISTRATE.

To the Democratic Voters of the Mag
isterial District Of Arden:
hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the nomination of magistrate
subject to the action OF the Democrat,
fc County Convention
6 10 I'm pd j. l.. BROY.
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FOR ASSESSOR

To the Republican Voters OF Berkeley
County:
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the nomination of Assessor
for Berkeley County, subject to the
action of the Republican County Con
vention of Berkeley County.
IL I'm pd JOHN w. DALEY.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

TO the Democratic Voters of Berkeley
County:
| hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Assessor of Berkeley county,
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic County Convention and hereby so
licit the aid and support of my fellow
Democrats in securing the nomina-
ton.
CHAS. II. FOWLER.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

To the Democratic voters Of the Mag.
isterial District of Martinsburg:
hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination of magistrate
subject to the Democratic city conven-
ton.
IA I'd j. H. LLOYD.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

To the Republican Voters of the Mag
isterial District of Martinsburg:
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination of magis-
trate, subject to the Republican City
Convention.
64td T. It. LEMEN.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

y To the Democratic Voters of the Mag
Atsss'~~ fsterial District of Arden;
hereby announce myself as can
diadte for the nomination of magis-
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

/ hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the nomination for Prescott
ing Attorney ON the Democratic tick
ct. subject to the action of the Demo
cratic County Convention of Berkeley
County.
Std VIM. w. DOWNEf.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

To the Republican Voters of the Mag.
isterial District of Martinsburg:
/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination of magis-
trate, subject to the Republican City
Convention.
s 81 I'd pd W. S. BERT.
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ing the work my entire time, prom
Using to each individual square
deal, no Partially to anyone. Your
support will be appreciated.
W. E. OUTCALT.
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trate. subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
71tf C. w. LLOYD.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

To the Democratic Voters of the Mag
isterial District of Arden:
/ hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the nomination of magistrate
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic county convention.
k611tf ]. D. SMITH.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR ASSESSOR.
To the R.

To the Republican, voters OF Berkeley
County.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office OF Assessor Of
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VIM. w. DOWNEY.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

/ hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the nomination for Prescott
ing Attorney on the Democratic tick
ct, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic county Convention of Berkeley
County.
8 16 I'd CHAS. E. WILLIAMS.
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TERMS OF SALE

One-third of the purchase money
cash on aay of sale and the remand
er in two equal payments due in one
and two years respectively. with in
terest, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments bearing in
terest from day of sale, and the title
to be retained until both of said notes
are paid
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HARRY A. DOWNS.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

To the Voters of Berkeley County:
desire to announce that / am a
candidate for the nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the
action Of the Republican nominating
convention.
5 20 I'd RALPH F. STAUBLY.
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6 IL I'm pd.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

To the Republican Voters of Berkeley
y County:
i hereby announce myself candi-
date for the nomination of Prescott
ing Attorney for Berkeley County
subject to the action of the Republi-
can County Convention of Berkeley
County.
I'd HARRY A. DOWNS.
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ALLEN b. NOLI.


OUtCIdI UTILHISSIOHtF,
| hereby certify that Allen b. Noll,
special commissioner in the above en-
titled cause, has executed bond of
approved security as required by law.
l. Dew GERHAnDT.
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sFor Rent" cards for Sals here,
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"FOr Sale caron Tor sale here
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION

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MNR coELET DEAD-
spsei4l Aua9sA 1orssaA

sp4ei@l Hua9s4 ~orSsaA
 PARIS. Dec 4-Mrb. Eooszt 99aIHt ouA of the leading aeathers Of ths Anssrtrau cpiUnJ iD fsIts clAY, 4isd hTt oE cancer yest%raay. She bsaeeErd fl una Nf ths noht SoEiAlly eminent Jam LIlca h thr Enitod bIates snd wa1 d nsenlflrr pP ,Ns nsBt exclusive S'' risty circles In the country.
 Even VhiIe engaged In gay "ooIn pasttmes thc cancer which naS tnknr her life NO~ threatening hut ts AxESt' pnrc was cnrcfaIty hId1"a nnta 's' creey became Impossible. feFy few eye, of her most intimate ar9paint nncps wero aware Of tho fE Ehtful f2tt which wap always k~pt hsfnn' Afl IsInd and nothing in her pFbln n6' tluns gArs m mlimat1oh uf th* DreH Anee of Lhs d!acas%- Sho a1i,I PCulHhIS hc buried here. Her husUa:d h director os Ihe Illinois Central Taii' road IhA I.nIop Trust and other ca" pAriC=.
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Teky's candy AI~HSH finds ~E'' sams reception whsesvsF prsssHtsd' Why, hseaua4 Et iu made fFssh every day.
 Why nat Ist mB nas+% your astdF d;nnsr vniMss. saItad hlMeHdt. Hgt AriLtIA or in fact any otI.Ar SsjAAta you arAy dsaire-
 NkS also narry . fnli iiFA sf U@tsi6s OandiAs. GuNthsrE sslsbratSd ehsee- Iat%s, fnfsitY hitter EMsHtH.
 Ir.nsriaI ohae1lales. MaraEaE1InS elv&rrts%. arH HiatpriM st+Eceist6a NsIeAs Ms guota fsW prieas bF oie- side chAG AlEfsA.s FivA pound hVAss Pt sd cents . reund+ chocolates in 9aiiu Ai eS osssEs ? psund; slick candy in psilu a4 16 rsnss Haund. MsnAtsr sumdraPl ;n paila at iH eGtlS a pound. HrelAn mixed in FAila as 1S esn4u paund1 iaaIy hsnns In PAils At 1E cents peurd Special prisss ts shuFahss Ai'c hAfaAtG.
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CANADA WILL
 HAVE WARSH|pS
SUPER pREApNAu0hTS WANT ED TO HELP eHTAik IN
 WAR.
Special NupasA Service


 OTTAWA, Dec. a-Thc government aaked parliament rodar for iL: aHr nf ssL. .gHB, O00 10 bn used for ihe con slrue tIon Of three rnr PesHela af I1t auper Incadnanght class n hs Hs"tl for the dcfensc aE the enpire.
 Ii sa generally tnrsErsd thAs 1lIe colonies irEeudrd la c<sfHbrsh n ETsoE PactIc Reel ns "urhnGd sGmc dRya asN by Adruirul King hur that the ftee' muuld bs cnmp0sad us such pcTprIIl paHsels aS super dread'ta nEhra no cre bad believed.
 The people grnsrnliT undcrstand that the lrnpariol government Rn1 fhe DomtninIl i.Md AMatTalL1n EoveFumtniA have noMs 10 oM 1GTeemenl !u tht matter In order tU keep ahead Ct GeI ; many. s1niH opposition ray ns ex' peetea but the FrAIt will prosahiy Dc ua6r-
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SINKING TWO
 QUARTZ SHAFTS
DEEP ONE GOING DOWN 0h COOPER AND ONE NEAR
 NEWTON,

TWO quarts ahRfts are HoT beahx sunk iy the IAstern people whO gre rcpE eA eRtsd D ki- D, McCumherl Iaaacson and OlIvW, NDn secured thr contract fnr Blnldng thn shaft on the cuupsr gplrL property, have piaeed q e2hIn or shA Rrornd AsIG are now dnMn n bunInAas. The shaft VIII hs l50 feet dcep
 1. R Kellogg lHB UhthEn%1 the cUG- tract for sinklnE on Inc ledge bctween Newton EIIch aud Dry creek and Ia aI.u now n%en ID IhC work. Both prupSTtL@s are cnusIdervd ,p De mnst promising and tha Ghow iHH frads 50 Tar is nnorE than encouraging.
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ID ABOLISH SEATTLE
 AND ALL ASSAY OFFICES

that cltS. Even nOw the Gtti2ens ArA compelled to contribute towards Isa wora us Ii u+,ys lsaA TOT gold rhzn can be obtained al Ban FthitaIseo.
 Mir hcoFsEh has bHnl told again 4Ra hshIn that ths offices at Seattle ~cru n convenience to the reopfs cf Ataalst. hlIh rnr thiE rzzson they haV< heen cuutinund. but the secretary nSir 1rrItn fo have susE R1I other c0RaISkR. ulluus Iu Lhs wGnA Ln[ the saVIHR pf the UuuII%y hitherto ET'enL fir 1lo maintcnAufH IT thpEr.
 Ifs believes that by Ina enlHrEs m,nt .lr the New YurE OfaoAt and other improvements Ihs good bf the mlnLnH TuIlItc would I0 Jared fer just aa well as erer.
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Special NuaGtt srThA

spssiL Nuaast HsrslsA-
 PflHT TtIW%SEND, DAc. 6.-F>hiclvl notics k9H been given shhe pr. Sun, formerly the famous Chinvn'' minister. VIII arrive iT. II,ls cnuhtry HSoH on a nt.cnAt mIseiun.
 7'hs rery taUl tILat thA rALurt uf the n1LHalun 1s kept erret has G1Ven Five to tho nuht KsnAatiunAl Hnrnllssa. u Is slated LhaI China huu decided tI turn to thH EHiIsd States iD its sesrpn fir u powerful frIrIIH that nI16ht lend assisGui.aA 10 thr Oriental rtpuDlEH iu Ita struggle for stGillIIty, In tT'+nTN Tor AmorLra'k moral support, at lfAsl Ch,nn iz beIie+ sd to 6e T~Hdy 10 OhcT this country nIu@L tarorulJls rFAdt terms. That R1sSla wuuh I@eslT' such an AnEsnte in ID mufrlpndly man'
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GREECE AND TURKEY
 ARE STILL AT WAR

SOFIA. Due, 4.-AcGodinG d. lhe terms af shA armtsuce signed by TUr- KAq And 1tlIleA+ia the Bulgarian army nE.y be rsvictuAlIrd by FbH warshipG throuKh the Blark ssa II shv eKulTa- tInn nr rns tsa days aEresn upon As ttur LInae ILITine GhIeh no supplies nHIy Lc arcurcJ.
 k Ia cfnrlnlly AnnonrEed ulaE ursAea aid not detinttcly re1eed tle pror0NlIA tGG Lh= ArMI4tIcr. 1t Dulg rsaeryU7 It's d-+cistua aS precautIoD against being inrhdcd In terms which might lar Tar no,A tavorsblA to Brl. anriI thHn t0 herself.
 Il is known that ths Gfreks tses u,it< < HtfIA tealousy AxAlnst ths Rul- gnEi1ns beeauss of the leading place taken by ths northern pcclIs l" Tur- keys deGtaL
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inx tbs most mumentons dcMse4uAnAAA if GermHny ard Austr1h insLbtad upnTl ignnrlHs tiIa righss 1i Franco and ltI+:ir ulties h ths AettLsmsnt ot at fILirs fullcwEng 1kA TurkIah WAT. Itl dwsir upon lIIt Irishdship existing De. LwaeH Ilusni.G, Britain and Franco uHi showed 10 hesitation n Assc1hints them Aa auIAA. That the tw5 emptreS wArH willing to lh~c thHra ihIM ,AM- vd is made more certain by liSc fact thAt taA TIussiaM and British nmlns sadots Lu Ft'n1A %srE eiosctpd %iib FUingalre yCstGrday,
 Al that neHtinE fl wnS must pTot--
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DR. SUN COMING
 ON SECRET TASK

nhr E1sz without saying but the E11- nasn ure awake to the fact that no lDru tR IHAt sT4n now perween fhe EovrrnrItTI If the cEar atid that of HashInElou and the Unated stAt<S would probably lose nothing while its commerce would gnLn ronsiICrnhl5.
 The most IntrrcsunE HuEgrstinG hnz truD v,ade to the arant thar the great .M1rniM republic and the ErSat west . ~rn reuuI1Ilr rou!d fUrnI IL treaty watch might bs. nT LnsztLnable advantage 10 lH.h. Any racial 0hirrrOn to % sir;Luge 8 unIpn would Ds weahene<l br thr- reroIlecIIor that Great HeatAin and Japn n n1% ar@ rather closely A- lied The twh lnL1TIz would excFcass Np international eHgct which Ul4sHs | consider Lu be nbviouH.
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JAPANESE CABINET
 GIVES UP GHOST

rGrrizon in korra. He DIAs EeGcHtty attempted hy avery moans in ns bow CT to have q lufgsr bndy of trnopR in that dependency to prepare for trou- blGs which Inc believes tO bS ahsad- Tn thLa belief EsveTni other prUpinant tE Jnpa ncsc government circles coincide and nor [. InaR could bN found who 1#aR wIylInE tu urcppy thh place I1ft vacant by kIa f1elgHatlun.
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NAMED
 FOR GOVERNOR
cHIGF JUSTICE IN IsLAftOs WILL
 RE GOVERNOR.
NuasSt Special ssrVio~

NudsSt Special ssrVi7$s
 WASHINGTON. Db%c. 4--Wat.I Francis Freae. chief justice of tks supreme cuuPI T Hawaii. has ossn honninArtd hy President Taft 'ls 'TnN' rrnuf or tho islands.
 Err25 was 6 wtnRet os fife Jow"l pr1sa xI YaIH and Ia nLAit ind Eo l1dY who has written ''rhe Cucea Palm and oth.r %0u GnoWn songs.
 He vas JudEc ln EEAwAtl during the Kingdom and republic and was Vt 01T Iirue onered rne posttlUn Uc minister oI foUrixn aralrs. HA is also writer .f uois on Hawaiian affairs.
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What 4s aczr,jhea Ns molly rirh ta' has l.+en struck bY Mcleod md Olh- scn rn Gold Run and un:. ruSxCt Hurth s3C wax pannrd [rnn thu bnt
 tam q. the sheft In ~hIrh the "aS was disruverc4l Jim RyMn who ri- turned from Gold Run yssttrJaS ec7s the gravel N rich and ltInt paTs'FF'Sa hays now bgvn found m inc L,,sltt!ss uu heih sIdeE nf tho ornsk and nTn he-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-05

CtbNSTA&TIE0P1-E. Dee. .4.--Tna nEninS pl rh.e ArinAiAtIcc hns bFouRhs hu&r relief iu this ciry, although tho niasnhara nf ihe Turkish popuIAcl6a are sunk in glonnn aa the rHcRlt of the din- aatTnus mar.
 ftn: remarkable eGIect eLIrh tnanT people oxuect the war te have is the rArurn "a Aztatic Turkey nf great numbers nf Turks and the consequent m bnildins, pf that nnrtioR of inc nus A birH.
 Hundreds ot 1octnrS from reiSn0or- iHe and diatunL r1uDtrtea a-O lending sid 10 tl.H Turkish physicians In tho w4rlt of cnIlns far the wounded nod the diseased within tLe city. Th' bc,dieS of soldiers dead from wounds nrv lokan oulsidO tI,n city for disD"Ei' ton and disense is beinE isolursG- Snp- plics narH eusilY peen pgOcMsd fTetr the Buspasrus ard hunger ta rue onf nt rhc ills suffered hY the psopie here
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-05
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NEW YCNK, Dec. S-Colonoi Arch |. ibsII C4racIe, lhu last man ij leave the Titanic batara she AhDlF. dtri In thlE city laat 1lghL
 Dar5ng tho sUnsRtion raussd o% iiIc Icss of lh% vessel and its consequent Ieas nf IHo Co!orst 0rucle Camc ib f1T A eonHidetabib nInnunt or faSuE9Sit mention beeAusa of the CD sI and hsrDlc manpcr ir which he crnApcted himself hl tI5at trying tims-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-05
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 TOKYO, Ilsc. 6.'"tf|inE tu diHrul' tlee cDnnanL%a with the RhmfnEstrstton of t+re government of KoFe1 The Jhpr auesr oaLiaat resigned ycstertaFl
 The i5nMle1iA1e cause of the <esIx- nation was the InIllirA lI Ind any ctle 1.. talk. the place of Oyehcrn. who re. sIK,,ed aa u protest against the Tcfussl of Inc gRYArnulshL to dncreaFc. ha