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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
PERSONALS

Miss Edna Pugh is III at her apart
ment on Waverly Way. Inman Park.
Miss Willie Gayle, of Montgomery.
viii arrive next week to visit Miss
Sarah Cowles
Miss Florence Gray. who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis, is able to
see her friends.
Mrs. William D. owens and little
daughter are spending ten days at
Atlantic Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Lily Collier Beau and her son.
Frank Beall, viii leave in a few days
for the Great Lakes.
Messrs. Collier and Arthur Beall
left Saturday to visit the resorts of
Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Alberta Ewing. Of I,ewisburg
Tenn, is visiting her sister. Mrs. j.
w. Green, at 66 Irwin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Todd announce
the birth Of daughter, Katherine
Condie Todd, on June IS
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Williams an
nounce the birth of a son at their
home. As Elmira Avenue. Inman Park.
Miss Eloise Young returned from
Chicago Tuesday after a fortnight's
visit. She attended the Roll Young
wedding.
Mrs Turner Summers of Louis
vile, Ky, formerly Miss Manene
Crawford, Of Atlanta, is visiting her
parents in CopenhiH.
Mrs. NJ. e. Rosenberg and little
daughter Helen, Of Memphis. Tenn,
are guests Of Mrs. Rosenbergs moth
er, Mrs, l. Lehman. on Whitehall
Street.
Among the out of-town guests who
will attend the wedding of Miss Eloise
oliver and Mr.. Frampton Ellis on
| June 30 VIII be Mr.. and Mrs. Prioleau
Ellis, Of Springfield, Conn. and Miss
! divers aunt, Miss Clara Adams. OF
| Albany, n. Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Mrs c. +. Pollard. corner Of Holder
ness Street and Sells Avenue, Thurs
day evening, beginning at o'clock.
There viii be all sorts Of entertain
ment for the guests, including an old
fashioned open-air dance on the grass.
The Virginia Reel" will be enjoyed
and games win be conducted by the
committee on entertainment
A gypsy booth will furnish a glimpse
into the future, and lemonade wells
and ice cream and cake booths will
supply refreshments
Mrs. Pollard win be hostess for the
occasion assisted by Mrs G. O. Jones
and Mrs. II. A. Trip, who win have
charge Of the refreshments
group Of young people viii pro-
vide popular songs. and other pleas
ures incident TO lawn party will be
In order.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
For Miss oaddy.

Miss Bayma Gaddy, a bride-e elect,
was rendered a linen shower by Mrs.
Horace Mashbun. Daisies and mas
turtlums formed the decorations, and
Miss Sara Morris gave piano solos
following the game Of dominoes.
Guests included the Misses lson, Ruth
williams, Mrs. w. J. Wilson. Mrs. Ben
Sheridan. Mrs. Walter Sparrow, Mrs
Paul Traber Mrs Percy Gardner
Mrs Roberts. Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Kreis
and Mrs |Tippin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
For Miss Dull.

NT TVIIso LNTTs
In honor of Miss Henrietta Dull.
whose wedding takes place next week,
Miss Janet Little entertained at
luncheon Tuesday. having as her
guests only the wedding party. A
mound Of sweetpeas graced the lunch
con table and al the details of the
table were in pink.
The guests We're Misses Dull, An
toinette Blackburn, Nell Ballard Sa-
rah Dull, Louise Dull, Mr.. Adams of
Dublin and Mrs. A. A. Little. Miss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Church Entertainment.

The Philathea class of the College
Park Methodist Church viii give an
entertainment Tuesday evening, the
program to include readings by Miss
Viola Barili. piano solos by Miss Ma
rion Bradley vocal solos by Miss
Frankie McCrory and violin solos by
Miss Lula Proctor.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Miss LAUREN Johnson gave a love-
ly afternoon tea Tuesday at her home
on Peachtree Road for her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Baker. of Macon. Sweet
peas and fever-few adorned the man
tells and cabinets in the reception
rooms and the tea table had basket
of these flowers as its centerpiece.
Miss Carrilou Born served punch.
Miss Baker wore a pink silk voile
and shadow lace. and Miss johnson
was in white embroidered crepe. Miss
Johnson was assisted in entertaining
by her mother, Mrs. Clarence John
son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Hall. Turner Wedding.

The wedding Of Miss Muriel Hail
to Mr. Lewis Turner viii take place
Tuesday evening at the st. Luke's
Church at o'clock After the cere-
mony there win be a reception at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Ly-
man Hall, on Third Street, TO which
only the relatives and few close
friends are invited.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

The marriage of Miss Bernice Lee,
of Il West Georgia Avenue, and Mr..
Isidora Manetta, also of Atlanta. took
place at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs L. W. Ashford, As Garden
Street. Saturday evening az 5 o'clock.
Rev. E. H. Peacock officiating. The
wedding party went Immediately after
the ceremony to the home Of the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
RohI-Young.

The marriage Of Miss Ethel Rohl
and Mr.. Frederick J. Young took place
az the Church Of the Ascension, oak
Park, Ill, on the afternoon Of June 10.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe de chine and carried a shower
bouquet Of sweetpeas and lilies Of the
valley The maid Of honor, Miss Lois
Rohl. wore white lingerie and carried
pink sweetpeas
After the ceremony the wedding
guests were entertained at an infor-
NAL dinner at the beautiful suburban
home of the bride, Oak Park III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are at home
at 100 Queen Street West End,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Of Miss Ruth Stallings and Miss
Marion Goldsmith. who leave Wednes
day with Mrs. L. r. Stallings for At
lantic Beach.
The guests win include Misses Ruth
Stallings. Marion Goldsmith. Jennie
d. Harris. LYDIA Nash, Caroline Muse
Helen Hobbs, Elise Brown, Mary But
Ter. Annie Lee Mckenzie. Helen Oar
gan, Helen Hawkins. Nina Gentry
Laura Ansley, Sara RaWsOn, Mignon
McCarty. Jeanette Lowudes, Mary
Helen Moody, Dr. and Mrs. Leroy
Childs. Mr and Mrs Albert Thorn
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Adair, Jr,
Mr and Mrs c. r. Dodd, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. a. Howell Mr.. and Mrs. John
+ Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Arkwrlght. Mr. and Mrs Clarke Fra
zier, Messrs Wallace Draper. Wester-
welt Terhune. J. d. Osborne. Walter
Dubard. Lewis Gregg, Ed Gay Ellis
whitley, Milton Dargan. Jr., Dozier
Lowndes, Lynn Werner, Richard
Thornton. Rucker McCarty George
McCarty, Neal Reed, Remsen King,
Ernest Armistead Clarence Knowles
and Hal Hentz.
An al fresco supper viii follow the
swimming party, which will be one Of
series OF swimming parties enjoyed
by the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adair.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

sizes decorated the house and the
prizes were white silk hose.
The guests We're Misses Eda and
Marguerite Bartholomew, Miss Will
mirth Gamble. Mrs. W. S. Elkin, Jr.,
Mrs. Ivan Allen, Mrs. Tom Weaver,
Mrs. Oscar Pappenheimer, Mrs. Will
liam Gambler, Mrs r. J. Hobson,
Mrs. Charles bowman, Mrs. John
Gilmore, Mrs. b. L. Craig, Mrs. Mar
shall Mckenzie, Mrs. Mark McCord,
Mrs. Burwell Pope, Mrs. William Ar
maud and Miss Louise Watts.
Mrs. Cundell wore a lavender en-
broidered crepe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
For Misses Graves.

In honor Of Misses LAGRANGE and
Katherine Graves, Of Rome, who viii
arrive Wednesday to be the guests Of
Miss Louise Copper, Mrs, RiX stat
ford will entertain at bridge Thurs
day. and Miss Copper win give a
luncheon Saturday, after which Miss
Manner Lee Hardin will entertain at a
box party at the Forsyth for the Wis
itOrs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Mrs. w. NJ. Dyer win entertain the
Wednesday Bridge Club at her home
i'm West End tomorrow There will
be three tables of auction bridge.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
"THE NAUGHTY AUNT" AT
THE BONITA A SCREAM

There is more fun condensed into
thirty minutes Of time at the
Bonita than has ever been handed
out in Atlanta in the same length
of time. The Tassels and Young
Company, in THE Naughty Aunt"
squeeze as much fun in 80 min
utes as George NJ. Cohan did in
two hours with "Charley's Aunt"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Mr. and ~. FeIder 70 Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fielder
will entertain at supper, followed by
a dancing party, on Monday evening.
June 20. Their guests will include the
members Of the Players Club and the
patrons and patronesses of that or
ganization, of which Mrs. Fielder is
president.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

The Ladies' Hebrew Charity Asso'
citation viii give its thirteenth annua
picnic and dance at Lakewood Tues
day evening, June II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Mrs. Frank Freeman Entertained.

Mrs. Frank Freeman Entertained.
Mrs Frank Freeman. of Greenville,
formerly Miss Margaret Harris, who
is being entertained at a series Of
parties as the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Dickey, in Fitzgerald, win spend two
weeks at st. Simons Island, accom-
panied by Mrs Dickey She will then
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
ris on Juniper Street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Lawn PartY in West End.

The ladies of the Church OF the
Incarnation at West End viii give a
lawn party at the home of Mr.. and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Mrs. c. J. Hamper is in at the FL
kin Goldsmith sanitarium, having
undergone a serious operation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Little wore a white crepe embroidered
in blue, and Miss Dull was in pink
crepe, with a pink hat
On Friday Miss Allene Goree viii
give a bridge party for Miss Dull
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Mrs. Frank Cundel entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon for Mrs,
Royal lngersoH. Sweetpeas and dali
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Mrs. James B. Fitch W T5 5i, ~f ra 5sr Rss
nell her marriage James Briggs Fitch having been
interesting Mr. and Mrs Fitch spending
their honeymoon Old Point Comfort and Of
Virginia their Atlanta week they will be
at home the Georgian Terrace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
News of Atlantic Society %

brides mother. Mrs. ]. B. Lee. a
West Georgia Avenue, where an in
formal reception was held. Miss Lee
was one Of the popular young ladies
Of the Baptist Tabernacle choir. Mr..
and Mrs Manetta viii be at home to
their friends at 80 Dodd Avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17
Miss caIIie Williams III.

MISS Caliie Williams w.
The friends of Miss Callie VIII
liams will regret to know that she
is i'll at the Davis Fisher sanitarium.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

Adjournment of Club.
The North Side Embroidery CLUB
has adjourned until September 8.
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TWO NOME SCHOonERS WERE
 BURIED UNDER ICE bERGS

ia. Nothing was Eett but lo sail ashnr1. aud the t~U IruAtE ~cnt in between Slrni Kr serEs ilet rtIiDa npaT The heacn S1an AtlCrwarf tho storm bIrw un nnu the berxH clGssd in on The f.lted suE1unnets. The Kit G~aR, which wAs 3s-tnu schnncr. %ns ths EIsL Ptrt!m. The SunImIt nt tue L%res tnppled pse, tn The atorh and jYut her 9Ut ri eMl8teace tn five minutes Thr MnTas followed so1n-
 Alter snme time on the rnuiElind t5nt,schaIk anh three others started out on a whale bent Tor thr Big DI5- h1a0a IaIand. but were forcrd to rs- turn after an awful uxrAeTIAlIcc during which Koren, the naEurAI1Et. fr''ae hiss runt and hands.
 Lalrr. KqTen, GUlIsehalh and nn- other succeeded in reaching the Fal- and, hut storm carHs rp Hnd put their Ssrll rur nt hlsinraH
 For Inrrs months the mrn wr,'H 1In- nl,ls @ X4t n%nY and Trfn forced ID i've on YnlT1s mrdt eHe y+ar cd, Npt &noChrr bit uf G.w,I was to 1,r fp'Hd.
 Ir January tnttsCInlk tried tu reach lI,c Alaskan coast. While hc
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'rhSi Lh% schooMers iSttiwHh and 1Ioras which lct Nome ArA now buried tenrnth IhDusaIIds CT ronS cE 1r. nj E;ast CIrph. SirHrIA. iF tlI" stata- mcnt ulhIc lE Max Ccl srhnlk whp has r%rrrnFsI fn cIrIiLYaI1nn after ah sxp4rcnIp Ehssh raafta likr TO- mn nr,e
 The two hUuis wAr+ run ashore heal Cupr SGisc lase fsll t1 agHid be- ing cruRhea hY tpc great Ice 6eItla. While They were heacheai l zrsAt suorEH ,.ame up and drave great lee herEa from hulH sides. The covering ies 2ama Gp~n on top pf the boats sh1 Ih few minutes had reduced them Iu fsUlhirs- After m lime they Disappeared completely rom riTW,
 The schooner Moras met utr KitrI- wuk in the %rrtie Inst frlI- The Kit ttwlk hAd heen cn EiLs Kolima river for nA1A'1 iiInn j year and had hHun wrecked 'hrEs tInUs. Her rrddcr WAS gone and ID S'ls",ire remained '" the 3Tofos IoGk lIcr In tow.
 Near Cape SeaEt 8 grhat ice beid came from tho snuih while dr0m the noJ-lh lhG aratiC icc was aIao cinsIns
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Special NuuaAE sArv!6A-


 CHICAGO, h1&rrh 13.-prs hundred md fourteen warrHhta %Ara Issued to day AgaInHt mtmberH ot the arRnn trust and whht promises to bc 9re uf the meat sensational trials for a Ecti- rTAtiun Will soon Elke place, The men are ancNEcd Of ccTlhin1hE to causo fires ahd ao rnb the tnslranre companies
 Amongst u1usc tnr YllntIi warrants harA heFn isaucA are aS buBineNs men whn Ar4 pusaesEed ot e1nEidnrn hlc wealth %nG ~hnae cnnneeIion with tlIc affair T1ns cF1a+pd Il trlnst profound sEAsR Lion.
 Il IR generally nnderStcUd th1t tho authorities haYr secured evidence nj m unInQeachhhEe kind tc prove that the truRi dld really exist. The details ef the specific ooGurEenucs have nat get been given oil 10 tho public but their publication Is bcin4 awpItgd Eith fever1Hh interest EevsrG1 mgs- terioua. fires which have occurred IB rtretet ysaEa lH 1hIs r1tr sFs now ba-
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apnxial Muggel SsrviIs.

0pnEl1u PyWUb9L S4TblLSs
 WASHINGTON. AarGh L5.--F'TanE lin K. IAnr, secretary "f lIr interior aRnnutlaeI today that EA Tlll ftlT1'T ihe consideration of the prcposal hI ccnsrrrct rliIrnad< la Alaska rrnvih . cd that Ir dnea not hhphsil raritf CT enrreacy leElslaiioI .I: rE:e sPecinl acs. sian of cUngrcsE TnMh rpttl@ In April :.
 Mr. Lano maaC tlILs statement ih aIs&'er tc xsvrl.LI rr5IGFRts hy Ala-s- kans that the railroad quest ion would hu taken up 1mncdii +Ly. He hu? been nntIf1ed thuL :h'' ,il. .EkIn leGls. Lture is fa:orahs= tT iLn ip.mcdlatc. considerations nf tha sJL;rTL md Ea las also been wnitrI mpnn hS pIunI- iuent Alaskan drmrIrrnla wllr are TOW In NIashjngtnn- His unrnuncs- ruuMi is ust received vrr3 -ushuslas- IlcNIIy bS thoa4 wllo ETc uTEing ilIe ternt1ry's eIHins a*, apparently con" GarY to the cxp%rIa1inrs nf .qnIe nf them. AIasKa f:ars npL '"cupy .s large place ;h sli4 n:i'"Is IT the nd-
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of nlnisicTA.
 AihshE WAS shocked yesterday whGn the ntwS arrived ut KiAk Georges asMrsHir rsltinn ,lt 8aI0nEca- He was lnHHt populur H1th the psovla and sig1rs aT grief are generally displayed all over the city t1dHy. 6Gl.iIlas. the tnnn wi.c perfurrdAn the acr. ls ncs known hero: From lhs accounts HItburrd II i.; evident thai Tpe la one nf thess mentally diseassd people ~hH%c great ambition ln life h to de- stroS everyone who has money or power.
 ThE body pE ihe hiIE will be brought here for burial
 wh-m LF.s news hral arrived iI was thnuKbt that a Turk was Hu!lt$ and Ihc rage was great srhinaa iR a Greek whu k surpassed to hsVs lived in Turkish territory. Il Is certain Thai he was net H soidisT 1n the Erny of inFaHi0h.
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WAS un his gay the iUe hL%w away 5rrE1 the shUrh Ehd he wAs drifssd ,1us foI I%n IIAYG md cFp nightn- He Eur mack to the Island finally nnd made AIWIker ateenpt HEI1sI later but FIiIeGl again on the third at- tempt iu JnnuarY he EWcreehed in reaching The mQinl1nd- Sch! FdSE who rnlIowrd hinI Sas 'tsd ti view and hF iecs not knJ.s wn4r" he Is but it is report ud that h. managed tn rrlurn SO thH island S,.feIY
 The sennel n the yahnls utury Es thai Korrn rnIIHwed tn Ehe nAtHiAnd and Rl:d complaint That GcttachHllr sIut. his furs,
 t:ot tsrhalk, arr=r hIz remarlzIhle A5- peEirnneA I. naT In the fcslerd i1i1 n~a ldnE Il trial Un the Etti"Ak with KurAh wsrr Captain %ItElnE Iin,l AIiH.rt c1andsrs'u, f+ottschulk snyx fhat when hs InsI aaw Tittlng m the Siberian r.,aE1 tho captain was in ,a,l nesllth :,iEd wnH L7Ang to P1nF+r Bay tu 1ina . dUetnT
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MEXICO STILL FEARS
 U. 5, INTERVENTION

nirions tr wrC by rrnrla from tIIE. nIhr1 ald4 If tue line.
 General DiaS Is nvfug quietly In the city and sEsms to be In friendly Innch wiih rha administration.
 TI.d news rh:LI lfe fedetr;E wEre up;1rAn in E3gIlnrn was nhL uHExpccL- Ali herr- Preparations aEC Eping f"r- ward rpr the lnvhsion of that Rtats and sAvere lighting k expected to oe- rlIr pretty soon.
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SIIAYTLE. MnTch 19,-Thc chAm- ber ur connInrrrr is nGw busy planning for .L LIg excursion nf 9esltslA business frl,Hn tn Alaska iTt June.
 A r@rY hHgs numh6f ia cXnsrtCa b avail themselves of she opportunity and nll Alaska Ef.lI Ire gone over thcr-
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$sse.aL Nupsni onruIsS

$pess4L NUu9ni asrS'es
 sCLI1EIKA. Marcia la. lt IAR rpw bspn lsrrned that Einr George was
 murdered while waking the .tTtets hy AIelze SGhindE. A Cyeri nf low FnsRthI type.
 Tire king TNs walking quietly and anuarunty IH.rrr liaa Ihn least ink lLnr of thn aaaazEiu'g attention uptII pchtnas fred Ut !im with a revu:"nr. The Ssazaain WAS Immediately arrA*t ed and al once iuInuulTed uh; ho had pe+petratra LIA murder brrHnsc ne waB nEsinHt al. spvelnment nf avery kind Int wounded king vas C0nEey@d AG .ynra tn hospital bIIt died on ihe wHT.
 The r1uwn prince. (tonEtslulinc Thr suceee1is IU the rhr1nr. iE nL present with the lsrsek ErrE In Lanlna. Soon aflt1 receiving nu official nusLncatioa oE inc murder of KinI George the Creek governor iks,~I j nrngluInsiiOn thHI the oatL If f*njIy tn IGtpg Con vlantIEc had been irk"u IIy hIm und hE all Greek uIlicIala
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SneuiaI kuaaAs 6Arvlrx.

MI%ICo CITY. NOrrh 1.-The rtrrliIinE sentiment here Ia ia the erteC rhnt lhc TEnttrd 5L1CAS stlll cnntDmr1at tra intervening in the UT. fuirz ut Ihc republiu. It 1s thought bY many IiIut the Americans who had money inyesEHd %grc tarurA'Ir to tho M&dtr0 government Nnd many aieriAE nr& rold tn rCoEr that fhe M1derIats h the north were supplied wlth mu-
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WILL LEAVE ECON TO
 RAISE MARY sACHS

Pete Bernard expects fo leave Nome about AptII 10 tc begin tEtc work 1f ratRinK the schooner MaTy 6acflH which +rAnt ashore laHt IJll He an t1ClpaLos m difficulty In EFttinE her to aer agHin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

Out of tine race Ind s6nae believe he wns AsHAd to do No by his brother, the Gorernor cE New York
 Although if was Atated Yustaridy Ibat the HerTetary lHL1 recommended Strong there &re many H'hn sLEl be Ilsye that no ore cAh feel absolutely suro of receiving the place, hut Strong lg eaELly the faVuTit6
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ROBBED MORE THAN MILLION
ARRESTED FOR GREAT
 FnAUpa ON BANKS
Special Nusqet EnrSies-

Special Nuaqet 6orSicA
 SEW dHLEANS. March lS.-An- Lnnis Ilusict and hia 1Fa sons and daughters have hocn .lrrestcf hero 6n illE charge n[ d~.raudinG banks in Europe Iltld AmIricH. According tn the accounts GiVrn out or 1ns uIFrn- lions of the tnnn1ly Ihklr work Wah rerfDrI14rJ in a whbi ssais manner and with a1na2inK dlcvHrnazz.
 The amuhtiis secured exceed n mLl- lion GlpIliLb.
 Muzlpt WAS .Lt snc timc Il 1RhneieT pr arandinE.
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"MARlrAMA REHEAESAL.

.4Il performers and tnuBLrianE talk ing rart in thg opera "MarLtAnsH Erc rcnua&te1 t0 meet tnrndrrnW evening tThursdasl 1t , o'clock promptly at EaEl4 Hall rs1r stage FeIlearsRl. Ad''
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SEATTLE MERCHANTS
 ID COME IN BODY

uughly, Tho cxcIrSiouistE will DTpbH- . hly Ec avwn rh4 Yukon f1Vst ard then tnka in NoIna and tbe co1st to~bs. Ii ig hoped by ihe chamber of commerce that durLus the Visit the S1aEtla sne,r will meet nil k;nds of Alhakana
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LANE WILL CONSIDER ALASKA
 IF TARIFF DOES NOT INTERFERE

nainislraiIeDs as unY uhC nG rurnEr"ra Uiher matters.
 Thr tiC chanE@a contemplated In the :hyiH. c,rrency nnd other syA- tnMs are certain in nccup! < long I,IEs fer arrangement ard r is thought by many int rnfEids uTaIrs Hlil nsL receive huentinn 4s uuicstly
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AT rHE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewts Hut4tsr FtYs an% kAs FA nous AAIrA+ten nsurhsn Wt4iAlssyk Distilled AprlaG 19p4 -1Bob hsapht IA kAnd and rsAucsd tb Q par eAna hy U. 6. aavsrnmsnL. b5 shs hcttah er anllem.
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BOY BORN TO MRS, GAwNE,

A Hne hfhY brS +Sas born :1ls mnrn1nx al n'clnek 10 Mr. and M-7. Al Oaxnr. Dr. EIpau who wGs iI. attchlNnne zAys MrH- HaTTe GnG ths child are wclI-
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9pSsinl Nnur st Ssr~lnA.

Special Anuu st 6sr~lnA-
 WAETHNGTON, D. c. March ls.- The uUntssL fUt tTu5 SoTeiUnTshtp ot AEhskd has now narrowed down rn Strong and Riggs, Roth pI them are ViSor"uplT rrsHHing thet+ clHi'r's and sre III cunsAuL Attendanr@ upon Lane, Enrrrary CT the interior. IT is nsrrhi4' that Eulxrr l!nS completely dropped
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MADE QUICK TIME
 FROM SOLOMON

Ecntty Milan drcpe hIs runE from Solomon Co Nome yesterday tn the splendid time of ] hours Rnd 4G min ntes with passenger Joe Sneld1n made atin better lime, mAklug the tho dIatancE with passengers in thTee hquEH rH. .ninutHA :.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

IS they would had 10 change Of ad- rrInIstTrtion taken placS. Ala sknns lIlA- nnw raErstful1Y feel that Inc TliLroad construction ioU'SS hGVrA re- nlt.Ir than Ii dld a shor tirnn SEQ.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
WALKER BEAT LoMEM.

In ihr thrae cushi1n billiard touTTsn- rsut Al ths Lobby IaEt night WaIkEr bent I.urlcn by 3l t1 14.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
72o REn.sTEREp.

The hInbcr of Tntsrs reGtRtered Ht hOon today fnr she munictT'0I election wAa 726.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

Epms Daily Nupast h ths sFnAn Of Ail ths psePis. Alllssrihs rsAA' ps OCT Ntenth dAslv4rsd-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
KING GEORGE SHOT BY GREEK
SUI FER DROPS OUT OF
 FIGHT FOR GOVERn0RSHIP

RiGga ,i+vslnpsIt remarkable strength within tkt pRst tew dsyA He waa the l.Lkl usntTnnt for she piace to Ehew gives Ehc impression of ability.
 la. k supported by many rho gre hLEh in TlIe councils Uf ttu pHILY. HThe 9sohIA'k Pap4F'-MoH1a Naunet
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
KING GEORGE WAS SHOT BY
 GREEK WHILE WALKING STREET

ilfU1HLtls rear If fhE reign but the dispatch used Lhe Ncrd siIIeenlh tn. atcal pr .itIielh
 The king Hssasslnatu1 WEB King GcurEr the TiEsI Wlu Bag %lsSIed kinE h lS6a-just llfiy yc&ra uE,L TTe Tas hOru Nf Becenhsr 24 IS4j. Ills WIS brother of kiss of ncnWArR. Fred. erick the Eighth, nnd bT1thrr ot thr anwA&Ar uu%An ot Gr04l ErLloiN. and the d0waggr empress 1f RusBA He nnGrrlet in 1EST tho Grand Du, rA!. II, ga. eldest daughter eI rhe Grand Luke CUnhLIntIhH nG RussiA- grand uncle uF tl'. present cmprror, They have hai six children,
 7"Ie new king, Constantine, ~as horn in IUGs. In 1882 MA na-ir7 ehs PrinCtss Supnia. siEter of the urescn. Ci<rnnan eE1rurcr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

ATHENS, March lE,- Tho AlepatiDH IT Prince C6GstanLInG 10 rne thruns %us ann,tunaed tcaay by the ccsIncu
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
EASTER DANCE MONDAY.

1TE |. !.'s win hold their AnnuaI FHa,rr hall on EasIGr Non&ay, March 24. Admission g. Grand nI0rh nt 9;30 Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19
BIG BUSINESS MEN
 CHARGED WITH ARSON:

tnK accounted for as Ihu rHattit If the Tprls Hg IhiS 1rGon tFusf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

Ths Nugget gives all the nSrs in' nHtkhaiI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

" tsIlIkGTOE, |. c, klat"h H. rrssldent Wilscn soLIty IeLeErAphed hle CunL0IoLoeA fe the widowed queen pT KIng GsnrKe
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

8ubs<rih4, fer the NsHtn Daily hRr- gst. Ir stands for NVhrhi& prcarpAs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-19

Il wps stated yesterday taat the murderes1 king %aR etl'.bapILine the