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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04

monla, is improving nicely.
Misses Lucille and Edlar Will
liams were the guests of Misses
Lizzie and Lucy Slayden Wednes-
day night.
Miss Clyde Long spent Wednes-
day night with Miss Lillian Carl
ton on Grove creek.
Miss Ruby Butcher spent Thurs
day night with Misses Willie, Edna
and Louise Clark.
Mr.. Fame Stevens and Miss Clyde
Long attended the concert at Rock
EFT Friday night.
Prof. w S. Ely of Waxahachie
was the guest of Prof Archie Fos-
ter Saturday night.
Danny Butcher, Lloyd Kemble and
Depot Agent Wichita attended the
ice cream supper at Red Oak Sat-
urday night.
Rev. Moore failed to fill his ap-
pointment at this place Sunday eve
Mr. Charlie Dodson and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. Kemble Thomas and wife
on Grove creek.
The w. o. w. camp of this place
will unveil the monument of de-
ceased Sovereign Overton Williams
at the Red Oak cemetery Sunday
evening, May 5th. Every one is in
vited to attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-05-04

Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Oscar Nelson visited home
folks Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Brown spent the day
at Mrs. C. G. Bunch's Monday.
Miss Gertrude Tune was shopping
in Waxahachie last Monday.
Miss Willie Bunch spent the day
with Mrs. Brown Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Johnson with Misses
Ora and Lula Brooks and Clara and
Beatrice Flynn visited Sterrett
school Friday
Masters Clarence Bennett and
Willie Hall made another business
trip to Waxahachie Saturday,
Mr.. J. R. Brown is on the sick
list.
Miss Maggie Creed called on Miss
Etheridge Pendley last week
Miss Willie Bunch has been suf-
fering from her arm where a COW
kicked her
Mrs. E. e. Johnson was shopping
in Waxahachie Saturday
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PATRICk'S CHAPEL.

Patrick's Chapel. April 29.-The
people enjoyed a good rain Satnr-
day night, however it was needed
very much.
| Mrs. A. G. Turns visited Mr..
West near Sardis last week for a
few days.
Several of the young people of
this community went to Antioch
last Sunday to attend the singing.
All reported fine singing and a
good time.
Mrs. L. T. Grimes visited rela-
tives in Midlothian couple of days
last week.
The wind on last Saturday night
blew several barns down and Mr..
Eulie Robinett thinks he will have
to plant his cotton over since it was
whipped to death by the wind.
Mrs. Wilbur Finley visited Mr.
and Mrs. o. A. Finley a few days
last week.
The people of this community
have been attending the christian
meeting at Waxahachie, conducted
by R. D. Smith of Corsicana.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Jarrett of
Waxahachie visited Mr.. and Mrs. r.
P Grimes last Sunday.
Revs. r. D. Smith and ]. b. Mel
son and wives spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Miller on last
Saturday
Rev, G. w Farmer will be at the
Chapel the second Sunday in May.
An interesting game of ball was
played here last Saturday between
Sardis and Patrick's Chapel teams.
The former was defeated by a score
of s to 6. The line up for the Chapel
was as follows Mac Pealor, C..
Russell Stages, p; Willis Finley
In. Jim Grimes. 2b.; Ulna Grimes,
3b.; Lane Finley, IS. Houston Hud-
son, rf,, - George, CT; Lee Allen,
If. The line up for Sardis was not
learned. Both teams showed up
well, R, Stages and H Hudson
picked them home run. There
were two home runs on the Sardis
team but both were on errors.
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VALLEY GROVE.

Valley Grove, April 29.-This
community was visited by rain
and a very high wind Saturday
night.
Miss Mary Bunch called on Miss
Maggie Greed last week.
Miss Lucy Tune has been on the
sick list but is much improved at
this writing.
Miss Lizzie Johnson called on
Mrs. George Penrod one evening
last week.
Misses Beatrice and Clara Flynn
called on Misses Ora and Lula
Brooks and were entertained at AZ.
Mr.. D. Bunch visited home folks
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FORT FARM.

Fort Farm, April 29,-Health on
the farm is good at this writing.
Everyone on the farm is busy
planting cotton, but the rain will
stop them for few days.
Mr.. Lottie Riddle and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. James Perkins and
family.
Roman Owens and Manuel Owens
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
Alma Davis.
Miss Bessie and Robbie White
spent Sunday eve with Mrs. Mary
Owens
Mrs. Oliver Couch spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Mary Owens.
Mr.. A. J. Riddle A. ]. Owens and
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COLLiER's CHAPEL.

~ Golfers Chapel, April 29.-Th
e health of this community is vel
t good at this writing.
We are having some fine rains
y Cotton and corn are looking
fine, also tho gardens.
Our school closed Friday after
noon with nice program of reci-
tatiops and songs. There was din
lner on the ground. which YVES en-
I ioyed by a large crowd We are
glad to say Mr.. Harmon l. our
tcachcr, did his duty and all the I
children wish him good luck.
Mr.. G. L. Freeman and wife,
Miss Myrtle Stevenson, Mrs. Walter
Heine and Mr.. Ernest Carroll, spent
one night last week on Fort Lake,
Mrs. ]. II. Miller spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. ]. w Free
man.
Mrs. ]. D. Freeman of Ray spent
one day with her mother also.
Loyd and Dewey Hearne spent
last week with their cousins, err
nest and Willie Carroll.
H. f. Kennedy and G. L. Free
man went to Mr. Banks above town
Sunday.
Banks Ransom spent Saturday
night with the Bradley boys.
Mrs. Walter Heinc spent Wednes-
day night with her mother, Mrs
Andy Hobsor.
Miss Lecture McAdams aud
friend from town visited at Mrs.
Bill Kelley's Friday night and Went
to the concert at Howard.
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DIxoN's CHAPEL.

Dixon's Chapel, April 20
Health Of this community is yer
good at this writing.
Oats are looking fine. If the
continue this community will max
abundance of oats. Most of the cot
ton is up and IT is looking fine.
| We had severe storm Sunday
morning and a nice rain.
Mr. Clint Hickman was in Waxa-
'hachie Saturday on business.
Mr.. f. l.. Digger ard family was
visiting in Waxahachie Wednesday.
Messrs. j. NJ Brooks and C. l..
yerheyden attended district confer
ence at Ferris last Wednesday.
Miss Thelma Sprinkle visited Mrs.
C. H. Petty last Wednesday.
Mr. end ME-. J. E. Jarrett and .
son of Wax .Scchic were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. V,,rhoyden Sat
III day night and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Petty visited
he latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
5purlock of Bethel.
Miss Florence Sprinkle and Mr., :.
Ellis Moore attended the entertain
nent at Rocket Friday night
Mr.. Lon Thornton attended the
picnic at Palmer Friday.
Mr.. Robert Brooks who has been .
sick for some time is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gibbons
ere visiting at Maypearl
Miss Irene Hutchinson OF Waxa-
hachic is visiting Miss Myrtle Wat
son.
Mrs. John Wakeland visited Mrs.
NJ A. Page Monday.
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IKE.

/ Ike, April 29.-Health of the
community is very good.
Most all farmers are about done
planting cotton.
We are having plenty of rain,
but hardly enough sunshine for the
growing plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Williams
visited at Ray Saturday night and
Sunday.
Sunday night by Rev. Prestridge-
Miss Aldman, who has been seri-
ously sick, is able to be up.
Roy and Boyd Wade visited at
Saturday night and
Sunday
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STERRETT.

Sterrett, April 29.-Most OF ten
farmers have finished planting COZ
ton. and are rejoicing over the gooo
rain which fell here Sunday morn
ing. Corn, though some OF II mas
to be planted over, is looking 1ine'
Wheat and oats also look we'll
The interurban steel laying ma
chine reached here Friday eVenihs
and was visited by quite cro"u Oh
spectators.
Mrs. C. C. Smithson, VINO mas
been sick some time WIN Pheu-
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BABES ARE NURSED
AS MOTHERS VOTE.
Berkeley Volunteers Take Care of
Children Wilde Parents Go to
the Polls.

Berkeley, Cal, May An or
der that the women of Berkeley
might exercise their recently ac-
CURED right Of franchise at the
polls yesterday. when amendments
to the city charter we're voted upon.
corps of volunteer nurses cared
for babies while the mothers cast
4 their ballots.
| Volunteer nurses were on hand in
\ every precinct and In addition 70
caring for the children, were pre-
tpared to furnish political first al
in the way of advice as to markin
ballots.
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When in need of printing such as
letter heads, note heads, envelopes
circulars, etc, phone the Daily
Light office. IT
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susris4 NusStt sersis".

susris4 kasGtt serSiGs.
 I,oNDoN. Dee. Z+--SincA thc 1t . ,..~Tt ou tho life Ut Lord l1MFd.RGe: sSAas wIcerny. thu most senfAtioRai ++a1orta are arriving a9 'u the political l cSndHIous at 'hat dApendenSY Thr TsIsgrnph tkIs Elur1llnE published a d,.1sIcb which cft.etarrs tfnt wide esrsod conspiracy s!tatH HhnaH 'o- tsr+ M the ;tssa4SsinAt1's. M All th@ Eish4r British officials The 1isp%tcn .zye aI.u fhML Lhe asaAssi'IatiHnH aTe sofeuSed only to bs t;a nreiltds Uf . eshersl upriainE.
 Later ,ccupntB ax to the condIsInn .s fife wounded v.ccrUy dcRrTiue i'is .rndIlIcu ga helnE rut srrlune enongh ts creale n,nch alarm. Snms ol lfe FraTmanfa of the bolIb htrrGk tim ia arysrAl parts of IIe boly hnr If no romnIieafapna rns que The wounds NTe 11r aauESrous iM themselves.
 ArresfH have bern m1dE tn cnnueu- ti0r with the occurrence hut nothing m.Ire than snspieien has becn inc eAwxs of plMninE the nen in custody Tas boElk thIoMer eyidertIS bad n.A41
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JACK HAROLD =
 GOING STRONG
FORMER E'cME. MAI IS ExPEC [ hO TO BE IN FRONT RANK
 SOON.

ThaL Jack Harold. fuFrnerly 'I NnIrte, Ih coming quickly into Inc Hr5I raMK nG xreSllera is tho nHWs which has cUT.Ic from thu outside. GlnCn Ie1v- ing Nmne he has rTAvClUd %i;h Jack :, aTlAchmide ap'l also with Cetch and la expected tu Inc able ID cnue DII equal terms With either of thun hTtsF IL time. When Arthur CUlc WaH out sIHe this year Dr. Roller hcsIrd be came f,pym Nome 4MA asked htn It he knew Harold. Tho wrestling dontuI Ataicd that he expected to scr Jack the wonder of the wrestling world after n little n1nrs elnIc.
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BALL TOMORROW.

ChrIsrnas rIght VIII ha yo3oIhly xus,,t by a larEn uHnhsr 'ot cNuples in A. j. EaA. ThA inc hall h HtIS7 bslng eialutAreIy dee0FaI-d gM thE cccas siou, the coTnFrlttRe apPctntee fnS that purnosa giving the best that iS n th4Fa to create R. most b@s"ttfui ei- feet.
 Thu members of iha BIasVnlc OrtfI hu determined "a prcSe that Ihls CIrr1strnns dance ;s getting better all tha. time ns tho years go on and a Lnoat pleasant time Is la Atore fnr all K h.l aktEnN.
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WILL DELIVER
 MAILS HERE
kcME DOES NOT USE PRIvILE& &E
 OF SPECIAL DELIVERY.

Inquiries at the pusluiIlcu- hIctts thE Jnfcrma ton that v4Ty few people ir Nome taRk advantage Of ilF special delivery of Chriztm0S mailR and de. pend rhLhrT IIpnn handing around lILeir greetings En pGFSnn. Ky uaiuE u ten cent special delivery stamp lfftsrF will be delivered In ull pnFrs of thc city.
 Aboui rhe iarEsat number nf TIank- ax@s Hn delivered Cn 9Re day in SutIlf VaB thirty. TbtR was during thf Christmas 1GlldAys S1TIte years ng0 Nowadays lhr cxtrR. hHHineAa NI ChrIss,nas time Iu N0nts is hardly no- tIcsablA,
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GREAT. STRIKE:
 THREATENED
GARMENT WORKERS OF NEW YORK DECIDE TO Qu1T
 WORK.
spueIa; Nuvpes AsryiSs.

6pHeAi NugpeS HsrTiSs.
 NEW YDRK, bee 2i,-A sir ca whIcn wIr artEcr Ihuuse ndR Vf work cra wl!I be Enlled En thLa city within "a fen d.tYA The garment %prknr1 unsuu slsc1lsd Just night to atrikA As horn ns evSIything is lu rAadiHEAz but the {iaIc for the w"Ik DGt hAx n1t been d"Anltely flSHG,
 NewuflaLLenH h4rc been going OH far sspraG tI1e hetweaSn Ilie workers Ind thp employers DUE An AKTEeYnarf wBs Gonnd e De impossible it Ia IuILe possible that asEeFnl Df the glL.ed trades might alH0 he Ht- frclea and EhA strike iR loOts6d rnr- ward Iu with much apprehension.
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chHI6TMAa ExERcIsEa.

thLs evening, beginning AL p'GlU&k, ai the GpnEr eRattVn0l Chn1ch. the Sunday school VIII enteTt1ln tAe1T rr1srda, and LA enteTtufu@1.
 A nice proKrAnI will Bs TsOdered oy the school HsalEred DS haenInera of the ehCiS. S%Yen muArpl nnmbArH MIII be rendered under ths lsahnTAnlp of MT. Co~dsn AlI exprcBatns inG ChIiat"WiS Joy.
 A few rCrira.Inna have haen prO!!u cd, BuIrAbls to ths UcnasioDs lIS mAn l,4rk oT Ihs Sunday schuUL
 d ChristnoAM trco lH am1nK lssa 6Sc nTAtions, and. probably. SantA Clku+ VIII lock iH upon inc yonnGHtert dur Ing the evening.
 HRGuembGr the umc. this ercninG At eikht o'clock.
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SpsciaI kusha sArs.iEs

8psciaI kuah@1 5ArSiES.
 IcI. f'A&CI. T.cr. 3A,-The rabrla 'ir- nrw sweeping Qn hefure them G1 Mex leo %nd the r6VcluttUn during the pAkt few daJs bus anAun1%d the rpst aert nu1 pTol,UrfIdns. OrvxrS himself DIT sonalIy commanded the rebels NesLer day when ne captured the city yi lh&ns GrantfIs. .Iuare2 has also 1al- len tu thu Tevnlutionists and scT+rA aYslaIler engagements have 9lHU taHeU place in HhIrh tfp f+leFaIs have ui- muet invariably met dl5astur.
 The Sonaa tMpGTtlM HHtrle of Hll
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PARCEL POST
 IS DELAYED
WILL NOT RE IN PRACTICE HERE
 BEFORE MARCH.

TTinI ,he t,atoel pa<f RArrtce wtD md be tnstGtute-1 in Nome betora March scnnle 10 be nka'y from infothAa tlnH Just received hS the pustnlast%r from the department at WaslllnEton' Sonf tin,s uyc it was thought iiksty thlAt fl would IIa eHSa hlishcL ahnpt New Years but spcs.ihl sI1np required has nnt bGUu forwarded.
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.,.u..4 Rurvica.

6gsslMsl. TAETiNiJPLE. Dee. e4,~-Ac'
 cN'i c io D messnEe resolved ysRtsr- eordisS1 s1m " inc cpIanandsr of the Turk d.y inrSss m"s~ iH JAntna Ihs 0rsek% have isf t% mnre met witn defeHt nutstdc thSl .'as s'1.i r.srort 4tRte. thai every effort %
 Tnn inyndrrH tc lscat dawn the 1s- oL .ss oT yhc Turks was met %ith a .ssTd .1sssrdid courage snd ,9sGEsr astsri"1t.%1 Hs%l apd hf hs,nforc the Turkish guns,
 d0ws d0w,o.Eh repulacd thE GTeeka ore
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PORTUGUESE
 CABINET OUT TROUBLES IN HEPueLIC CHOW GREATER ALL THE TIME.
Nugget spsSIsl asrvIh4-

Nugget spsOlsi asrvIn4-
 LISBON Her 23.-Ths PcrtuKp1f premthr and u0IHnet harc resigned 0wlnk to The difr%rcnre Ut opinion be tween the vRTluus leaderH oG the gov grnmuns pn Lhe question: ns the tr1u' nles which aTs now hTsTtnK nll nvHI tho country.
 Premier LiUtc SekEIIE tH believe that hLs gdp1rHn1<nr 1A pGwerleRR fureheI rn cnpss with the situation ~lleh tE now very Serious. Many PortnEchg eeeIn to bultuFe tisLt the prcs~Ht form of government can hardly continue tU AxI21 and It seems tg De net uELiksLy thAt tI6 monarchy would be restptUh IA the result of he difficulties.
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cREEkS REPORTED TO bE
 REFUSED IN JAN|NA

zhid not to have Lost any GrouhJ and arc eeIll h front of ths ely waiting tor thH lime when another advance will bc decided npCn-
 lying Idle and lave made m effort 1Ut sAvcfRl days Io cuIne tu ctcss quarters The 0reHKS have IeAt!c*d tho Infcrinrily ef fhetr ships to thnEe er lhc enemy AnI the erGTt to sntCT the 1iardanelle& VIII probably b0 given up Rs hOpeieHH.
 II fkhFhSiAy Thao mlAhi rHkAm-
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Special Nugget SarVlee,
 WGaH1NGToK. nee 24.-Consress rsasAUfHhIod today and started Into %srE as sneTgsticalIY as it tl,: Christ inns holidays had aevsF eHlsted.
 No less than aaven IngreiIk:ttiVtIk have been begun by Inc hgpsG into the AFRisr Ef HA many committees and Ihe1r methods pf working. 3uUh Gn- VcsliEattDna are sajd tu lave bEsu in bt;iuisA h4carbe UI reports Hnich h1t hesG. made Of An NnfAroratlr kind
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TURKEY SURE ID
 RETAIN ADRlAN0PLE

eucupisd by the Greehs he ce1ud -lG %All na the tRIznnE in tnf AAnIa sea which were taken bY the Italians h ille previous wHF. The claim which Turkey slEIs huIAs over the Island or t'Irtr nlnat be abandoned Should thesu terms lie accepted tha Etztus nt Atlanta will l7Hc he decided urun Th.z.. terms leave Turkey In pOR- s4.vIan of q lAfEE Amount 1E tsrttt1Fy Iu E,urlnp.
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INDIA SEETHiNG
 WITH DISCONTENT

all arrangements for his esGnpu from Inc h0uaetup after committing ihs AeGd.
 LONDON, Dec, 24-Ths lARt dis patches FsGeIrhd from pclhl, IhnLh Slnte thAt LvA operations have neeH performed on Lord Hardsnge IV ex tracI pteees pF the ppmh from hIH body. Tho left shoulder Is prUtiuu LaTiy tAdsy .nc.ra sSd. bHt the Injured man Is not rsEArder aA nEinK in i'm uScGfiuse l0nE1F.
 The man wnn th1eW the h0Eah aue . ccedet iu getting clear away. N1r the slightest tEucg of hlTn has lbeeR found and the chances are that he will moi be caught unlGss s0ut% hl1torAseen Ghahns sh'lIuH put tnA authorities or bis tTAIL
 The neH sPu p1-YA UG tl4Is GiLy Are now denlnnd5ng the adoption nf nur% st tIngsnr MAaRurea for the suppression 1t RediIion
 Only tF1aAe cut in ths hills st&lS ne
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n,nERs TO EHIox XMAS.

The uFltnn miners nf Nome A19 theiI friends wIll enjO1 thsmssavea in tn@ MInArs Halt tonight. The entsttAT menf WIn hA p amakcr and thcss nf- fehdsnr Tiil probably ze0 thp great day arrive under mpsk pieasant cr1' cumatRnCcI
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III Tier. < s,.E J"s"cG < az : Ss+ :s t iraSh made eendSea. TohY has the SnsSk IinH of ksskeiE ard fAnoY .hs.Se SSsr sF;pped k6 Noms on this dlsSiHf for HMnA6 nfUnAftS.
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SENATOR KERN IS
 SPEAKING FOR DEFENSE

fARA from lhe DeRInnlnK and VIII cTl- dentLy try to iFnpreHS on the mindB of .he jrrr Ih. nnrellHbilIty uf the s%i' aeuEt. uf The ElHn R]td were Hal1 lp have taken part In the conspiracy and wlu arrerwzrd were wttneases for ths prosecution
 Ii GAn hardly bG TuII.LUIL EGT long hIh arEum.Tt E he-
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Gnsolul Nuuu%t SSrvics.

&pAnlAl Nuud%k SSFsics.
 LONDON. Dec. 24.-The Aules in their frrsh demands have lMH slsLi LlIAt the %SstSTn proriDen!; WHICH comprise AlI1ania bu surrHndereu hH the 1urEs. Thls ieIrtnrY includes the provinces of Kna.Ign. MolHlEtlr. Tnn . tnri ard Jan1nA. They also 1elnand portion uf The Turkish rITFiLnry touUfI- Ing on the Fl1rk z+n. rhG$ ,nAiHt ttHII Nll LiIe LaIan6a tn the AEeAn .sSl
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koueARok MAIL COMES.

The hIail from the KUuEtLt6k RrrIP- ed tnis morning at g so o'clock It wlIl close for the kcuxar0k on NO~ YsaI a:Ver
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AnhhiAl MMa0Ak &ArYieA.

Special NnHa$k &srYie%.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Der. 2t--5cnaLpT John ". Kern began hle argument thIR morning tn The eAfAtlce Of lhn mon charged Eith dynamltIng. He Had hardly nuTg shNn begun hi7 nd dreaH Ut the time the last messH gs was Sent
 He cpnnIenced by a rcvIrw Ur Lhs
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EnEn AVER COUNCIL.

4 telephoue nls&scge vas teeeircd totauy from Frsd AyeT by Grant Jeck- sop which ztaled that thS EoeIneI rssrbAd CourcTi yesterday aE D. m. Tcn JonCs and Lars nrnhRTs0n Ax- pecI Im ,rr:Y+s In nSoun nD Chrlst''sIs day.
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RA|LROAOERS
 ARE INDICTED
LEADING MEN ik RAILROAD MATTERS iN 9E Rtou9 TRGu.
 RkE.
Nvnnsa sspsIsl RssvlaA

Nvanst @RpqIsl pAr~IaA
 NEW YORK. Dec. -rrasIdahI MslhA of the EeWhaVBn and PfAAA' uEnI Chamberlain and clI~lf1IAAH pi DIrectorR Al1rId ~. SmitheFa of the Grand Trunk railrnads have Euen in dIctad by the fciHTIt grand jury fnT violation uf LkIe sherman act
 The men are amongst lh* n,qpt elnI nsuf in the crunttS'R railroad clrclcR-
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CONGRESS- REASSEMBLES
 BEFORE CHRIS MAS

about s0nc of the meCnberH Ui tho committees and their rclafions vita those who weCe interested in various bits of IcRiskItlDh which the rVrnm1t {. teea recommended. IL iS 5eHrrd that out Ur 10 many UUnaplainta soEa$ vih bs proven io he well founded and n Ssnaatiuh of 4 very ugh kind tE thought prnhaAH.
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PAWS COMPLIMENT.

Joiln Sestor nf thH BcWaTn CUIu mercaaI CuuIYrahy, p1il Ihe Nugget compliment today by pTescntinE thi rtttre E1th A box of GiHarsr
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OROzCO CAPTURES
 CASAS GRANDES

tUuk place when q column UT ADu Env- tIUtYi%IIt troops thEI were mnrchiEg AxsinHt AycunSlcn caTA ih n1nfznf WiLs the rebel aTnI% aud WAS c1m- pioieiy ruutah Atrer leaving 0ne.fOlIrth cf ih+lE msn denl |, WnIIuGei in the held.
 General HlHuru, who commanded FnE fGdersGls. ~aS taken ptlsnher.
 THANka TO WILLIAMHbN-
 The Nugget Tecelvod iIns box 0f YaUnnaa from SIf. %iLliams1n u tEE7 Penple'1 Thundry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Your ~iEA e tirsd, get her hrsl~a1 csAkA~ sr B real 4slG snAttrssA w. nA1hmR
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Livs tueklirq gigs at ths MsseA ta night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

lIhr16u have hUw, HC1ort1InE to tpfVr. mzuon from well informed snIraAh got down to the real huslneza af lh, neEotIa ttons. The declaiQn of Turhe1 tp trtlt WIth the 3eAeaz slthplitlel naattera considerably and 1I lB cult, Hkety Ihnt p0tGca VIII p0lls bsfUTH thi n+4w year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Apples se,5o per bp. snd IF at LShtn0u+1ia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

WARRINGTON, Dec 33,--It ia ceh' bldtfc4 probable shRL Ihe authorities will nAt permit ex-T+esl6ent Castro It land Ih the EIited States. It iE knoT1 that 1Ia- can be o0TAiHE fer ID 1itIeI pntpOee thun tn attempt nnather FeF- olufion
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
cDTaIpE MAIL

OUTSIDE MAIL.
 Chief Clerk William McMnnua z1yu he ig nhnnat auCe thai some outeiGe mail will arrlrp thIz weak. The mall %lil a.aInf AhplJt next Friday,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Lut- fak as Lshhsah's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Ns~ IAid agps at P-0sAAFE HArr]%% ahap.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
MAY REFUSE CASTRO ENTRY FoRMEE SOUTH AHEElcAM !:l !. 4 PEEa'
 NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Dec, 2s.-FurnSr PTes-
 ldfnt HARtro of YGnEaheIa Is pas
 seuEet olI Tlln steamship TuuTral1e Whirh Ia now hound E0t thla port. The uIsa nihs ut kla coming t1 thiA GnlMtrY 1R huphoHed tU te tue dcHlre to 1taFt new tfouhIa In lila own land wirh q v1eW t0 grabbing the presidency REI4iIL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

The eari.ti will fss ct the csrri. vel,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Only kF1aAe cut in the hills st&k inA elaims ~iil miss the CarnlVsL
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