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The Washington times., 1913-04-29
A NEW WAR IN THE EAST?

Europe will have need for all its diplomacy if il
would keep out of the imbroglio that seems to
involve the Balkan allies. For weeks it has been
recognized that they were in the way of quarrelng
their spoils simply because they had seized SO
much more than, at the beginning of the war, they
expected to take.
There is much reason to doubt if the Bulgarians
have been such dominating factor in the Turkish
war as they have appeared to the outside world.
Truly, they wonders if they are as good fighters
as press agents! They have managed to keep the
limelight playing their particular section of the
stage all the time. But Serva and Greece nave none
the less demonstrated wonderful efficiency and
capacity and it will not do easy victory
for the Bulgars if they clash with their late allies
Indeed, the present very unsatisfactory reports
about the alleged hostilities among the allies ind
cate reverses for the Bulgars. 1t is we'll nigh un-
thnkabe that so long ago April 10 there was sharp
fighting, on big scale; yet the success which the
allied states attained in covering their operations
against Turkey with the veil of secrecy warrants
belief that even this may be possible.
Essad Pasha, Albanian commander in the defense
of Scutar is reported to have made deal" with
King Nicholas of Montenegro, by which Essad
marched out his army with all arms and honors and
proclaimed himself King of Albania. This, if true,
is marvellous diplomatic COUP The powers have
insisted that they would determine the future of
Albania, and nominate some prince of western
house as its King But if the Albanians get to that
frst and accept Essad native of their country, the
powers will be sadly embarrassed This coup, too,
would align Albania with Montenegro, Servia, and
Greece against the Bulgars, and with all the allies
against Europe. Out of that sort of compexity it
is hard to see an emergency that would not involve
a war with the powers dragged into it.
A war among the allies, with Bulgaria opposed to
Greece and Servia might easily turn the attitude
of Montenegro and Albania, supposng the powers
kept out Bulgaria has about 45O0,OoO people, while
Greece and Servia have about 2,5OO,OOO each. All
three are in state of the highest preparedness.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
CONGRESSMAN sIssoN's OUTBURST

Congressman Sisson of Mississippi is doing what
one man can to make more difficult the great prob
lem with which President Wilson and Secretary Bryan
are struggling involving our relations with Japan
He is doing just the sort of talking best calculated
to inflame hatred in Japan and to sustain the Cali
fornia Chauvinsts in their most extreme measures
President Wilson seems to have excellent control
in the matter of tariff. Isn't it possible for him to
put over few innings of the same style of delivery
in this California game?
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
INCOMES AND DUTIES.

Congressman Payne, author of the tariff law now
in force, made very good point as to the double
failure the Democrats would score as revenue pro-
ducers if their import duties as he expected did
cause business depression 1t was this:
Because of the revenues no longer to be collected
under the new duties, the Government will undertake
to collect some seventy or eighty, perhaps hum
dred millions. from incomes in excess of $4,000 a
year. For the Government to collect revenues from
such sources it is necessary that incomes now in
excess of 600 year should stay up there, and not
come down.
But if this country should run into the industrial,
commercial and financial disaster it suffered when it
had the previous Democratic tariff, incomes would
come sliding down the scale so fast that at the same
time the United States Treasury was missing the old
import revenues it would be failing to get the
expected income tax revenues.
Yet Mr.. Payne is entirely wrong to protest against
the enactment of the tariff law 1t is not possible
for him for anybody to predict with certainty all
or any of the misfortunes which he feels are sure
to come with the new tariff Maybe no damage at
all will come Maybe it will be all good. the only
way to find out is to try.
If the theories of the Democrats are right, we all
want to know it so as to 60 on with the practice of
those theories. If they are wrong we want to prove
it to correct what is wrong and get back again
at the soonest possible moment to what is right
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
HERE'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.

The Senate Committee on District of Columbia
has solemnly introduced bill to class dogand-pony
Wild West, and like performances crcuses for the
purpose of licensing them.
In due time the Congress of the United States
will solemnly pass law to that effect-appying to
the District of Columbia only
1t will probably take as long to do it as it took,
the other day, to pass the great sundy civil appro-
priation bill.
That's largely what's the matter with both the
general legislation of Congress and the government
of the District of Columbia
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
YConquests Of Constance
re a. ! Bv AIma W0odward

Of canned macaroni that my ad- writer
was plugging. All Of a sudden, with
yard and q quarter Of macaroni on his
fork. he waves the fork over bis head
and yells:
HoWs this for . lash on the four
sheets? A cut Of the good ship Appetite
on the rocks and q lhe-savfng crew
from Eats Island shooting lines Of spa
ghetti out to II And the caption, Ev-
cry Line q Live Wire and Every Wire
. Life Line. String Your Bet on Our
SPAGHETTI
Gee, but I wux plenty heartsick-
Why, all the jam-full room was rubber
ing and gursiing. So rose up. calm
md majestic, like q new book from the
library, and I comes back at him cor
rosively. a I stalks out:
"'No; have . cut Of me canning q
bstty id. writer. And the caption.
Here's Where Can Ono Also-Ran-
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
The Stories Of
}FamOus Novels
By Albert Payson Terhune


No. I+"GREAT EXPECTATIONS" By Charles Dickens
FPS real name Philip Pp but he wa. 30 little and 50 uni
with tn. wife Of Big gentle
Joe Gargery acksmith the marsh village
Wandering marshes the hulk,
Mex. party soldier securing IL. m..hs found tn. on.
Pip n n.: 3ns s:
va. now for s the australian penn. colonies
sHo % % Pip to s eu old country
S oS % % S . @ sn he, n m had
She had adopted founding GIRL whom she named E.l and whom
but day Miss Hav'hams
A Mysterious Fortune
In
boy.
day S a to s s 5 He
Miss a,a and that she chose 'h. way to make him 1T become
village the
@ s so 1ssH 5 S' do Ians @ s " which
with With h, bis s m An n, as
convict had helped
what Pip had him.
all the
beneficiary Of low convict NE was forfeit to the British
watched
dead nd vi
The Passing of Magwitch.
day two later MasTssn died in prison faithfully nursea by Pip
convicts death
confiscaed
the unlucky became clerk Herbert Oriental
ndHe
sion
partn 4
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Could Reach It.

q TEMPERANCE lecturer was en-
n Enthusiastically denouncinS the
~ use Of all intoxicants.
At wish all the beer, al the
vine, an the whisky In the world was
st the bottom OF the ocean," he said.
Hastily Pat arose to his feet
"Sure. and 20 do !, sor." he shouted.
II wish every bit Of It was At the DOT
tom Of the sea-
As they were leaving the han the
lecturer encountered Pat.
II certainly am proud Of you." he
said. 1T was a brave thing for you to
rise and say what you did. Are you
teetotalerT
.No. indeed, sor." answered Pat. I'm
n diyer."-Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
THE ENGLISH SPARROW.

THE t.SULISft STANItO".
BY WILLIAM H. sEvERsoN.
For We are strong of wing. go UP or
down,
And can whip anything that flies in the
air.
Or hops upon the ground.
We know you don't like US, aud We
don't like you,
So IL you want to get rid Of US,
Wen tell you what to do.
Just ask the Agriculture Department
and Congress,
To import something that's new.
(AND some)
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Early Homer.

LADSTONE, when boy. was
visiting In the country and the
NJ farmer was showing him
around. Coming to a field that
contained a large black bull the farmer
said: There's q fine. strong bull there.
Master william, and he's only two
years old"
How do you tell his agee" Queried
the boy.
"By its horrsY' Young Gladstone
looked thoughtful q moment. then his
face cleared. ''Ah. I see. Two horns
two years"-Boston Transcript
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Oh, Approximately.

G. s. X: When a dentist, to cop
some OF your stun, works on a certain
tooth three times a week for four or
five months. causes you untold misery.
and uses your time ana money ad lib.
and then-THEN. mind you-announces
that 1t can't be saved and will have to
come Out anyhow. how many windows
do YOU break?
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
THIS& THAT
POCKET BILLIARD BROMIDIoMS
WaA Sometimes a Lft0s ertAe otAe,

Shoot up in the air.
II never can shoot with a bridge"
II never can shoot over another
ball"
"I never can shoot when the balls
tight up against the cushion"
That's one way of making them"
(After ball has been "Iucked.")
Il used to play a pretty good game.
but I'm out of practice now"
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The futurists have issued a manifesto
dealing with the music Of futurism,
but they're taking this columns dust.
We dilated on the merits OF the Bach
stun at least six weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

'Twould be hard. we opine, to find a
more CHEEKY name than the porous mo-
nicker Of Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Tickled to Oblige.

G. s. X: Rush this! Instruct comp
room keep following in type: Tire Su-
preme Court adjourned today without
handing down decisions ON any Of the
important cases now pending. The
court announced a recess from --
to -"
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The Democrats predict a devastated
cost Of living as a result Of the new
tariff and the Republicans prophesy
the collapse Of American industries
Somebody not averse to playing sure
things can collect a little money there
by taking both bets.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
CHENNIE

A touch of press-paseantry we're
mooded to forgive, but when the Her
aid" says the circparade was three
miles long-we balk.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The Star" in its last-no, make that
''latest" Of the office
seeker wheeze. shows tho same old
Endorsements for Office" protruding
from the same old satchel with the
"Ofnce-Seeker'' label It's a pleasure
to note. at any rate. that none Of the
fine points is being overlooked.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Again OUCHl

(From the ''Star'D
Abuse Of Congress proceeds, in the
main, from men without knowledge Of
the subject.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
Or Spoke of the Small Boys Carrying
Water to the Elephants?

G. s. K: You didn't happen to
notice that any of the papers referred
to the circus grounds as q tented
CITY," did you?
CLIFFORD T. MYNDorT.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The little old crowd that taxed tn
park to its capacity" is as active a
usual in baseball circles.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
What People Read on Street Cars.

BONO: Years Of Observance have
convinced me that 1871 per cent. cf
people on street cars read their trans
fers. which strike ne as about the most
uninteresting thing in the world to
read"
MAY: such is the irony of fate
that always read the automobile ads
in the magazines"
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Fop Time. as somebody has said. is
great little healer. There probably
are not six people in town who care q
hoot whether the Jones subcommittee
exonerates the police or finds EN-
guilty Of manslaughter.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Perhaps you don't know that sub
scriptions toward the fourthofjuly his
torical pageant and athletic exercises
are about to be requested
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The caucus is gone, the circus is here
the crocus is due.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Robbers in Coal Ofnce.'-Headline In
The Times"
Oh. come now! Why, It was only the
other day that the price came down
fifty cents a ton.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Not having visited all the club read
ing rooms in this country, we'll ad-
nit that some of them may have
newspaper and magazine holders that
clasp the page in a way to admit of
ones reading the words printed close
to the binding edge. But We doubt It.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

The ventriloquist without q DUNN.
named George.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
AmuSementS

National-"The Return Of Peter Grimm
Sis p. N.
Belasco-"An for the Ladies'" s:l5 d. m.
Columbia-"His House In Order" Sis
PoifsE"A Butterfly On the Wheel" Ais
and Sis p. m
hase's-Talking pictures, / to II D. m.
Academy-"Cowboy and the Girl" 2:15
and Sis p. m.
Cosmos-Vaudeville. afternoon and even.
ing.
Casino-vaudeville. afternoon and even.
ing.
Gayety-"American Beauties" 2:Is and
Sis ,. N
The Washington times., 1913-04-29
What 5 on tie Program IN
Washfnoton Today

The following !. o. o. +. lodges will
meet tonight: Washington. No. s:
Golden Rule. No. q. and Amity. No.
q, business.
The following X. Of P. lodges will meet
tonight: webster. No. Z: Excelsior. No.
IA: Capital. No. "a: Myrtle. No; .
Meeting Of Brightwood Tent, X. o. T.
NJ, tonight.
The following Red mems organizations
will meet tonight: Idaho Tribe, No. Is;
Osceola Tribe. No. 19; Waneta Council.
No. s.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Perhaps you don't care. either.
q 4 X.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

PERSONS WE NEVER HAVE MET.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Talking Of CubIstry. G. II. has 4 new
designation for ost-Impressionism. He
calls II the fourth dimen nsion in art.
The Washington times., 1913-04-29

rrVv YHAr the Of
N militant sufasstsssl" was plu.sns All of a sudde
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
suFRAogvTEs TI9 UP
 A RAILROADS SIGNALS

i.nEIOS,-Tl1 militant tactics of i'm. suhrAGetres have taken on b murh mole sUrivns and rnsn1rinE furm. .Fhs1 are srow dtrzcrAd against the rIplIG sAt+ry dn railroads
 Window smashing, pcTsOnnl aftaHEs hcckhnx und The dtStrJAttnn of maIl lrGrtIcr II. The introduction of zorro *Ir, acida And pitch in the letter bnyea hrvi;lG l,roYc't ineffective t1 zr . uuro -vulEs for wnmcn.' The deter mlned ssftrzErttcs gre Trsctlng to still mcrs daspr1ats mrthrda
 To-day Inc signal wires on the archL Sortheru railway were found rIrd together with ropes at the Pot t+rs jrn4lirIL. near London.
 Attached tp the ropes was found q IArEr rlAadtng for "yoLss for women,
 Fortunately lhp discovery cf the la terrupttd sisnal wirea was fodn1 be- fore a, train approached. &H6 SC R IAus+ xilLe catastrophe was averteh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

"A Toast tn Poat's of All the ases+ "Tllat .snnderful volunAs by Mr. Roh- HrL Janes RroRnAn, the lecturer and Teaier, u1hEks htm Rs the jnHpiFed puatiu tAnInE for whom tha world has ]ous heen wAlt1nE." ''Eaztly the world 2 ereatesf noeYl." ''A work of fms art pur eanenence. indeed "A sympnS- 1um of uMriYaled beauty sustained thronghnut." "TTrA poem with a soul" ''Tuuehcs I5ff.. love, TullxIoa and pH- erlUttGEa only At the Ennlth points or lIta uly." ''pn1r the perfect inspiration hf thp author dau account for it ]" ''ErMyoEe. especially every lover of the AmcrIcGn Mag, seta increased ds- ration frn,n tLis great p0crn." HThnsc wl.n hzva not known the joy of haar- Ing Mr- Bremen ren1et thiV great work of his win be thankful tor the oppuF' tnn1ty 10 pusseBs ( copy"
 FTNE AR1, PUBLLHHINd O.. pub- rishers. BeY 41S co. NiuneApOliAL MInn, t:.co delivered, world over. An ideal FItt brol
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
TO OUR FATnoNR

It is with sirSers and EratAful thaatu to our many friends snd patrons that ~e dezirs. at this tlme. to uahs the following HtAthtnsht. Ws hoYe newer in ths past nor do ITS nuw pret4rd to b. the Savior of ths country. but ws have always AHReEted ard aNn mzln- dan. you Gan get more fer TouT nacnAy from us than from any market In AL AsIsa. tHHzt frIends not ecrsptAdl. II has been our purpose and always VIII be to trEnsaet q fair. honsat IRgi- tInate huGinezs and ws are MI1.jux tu Abld4 by your deClniun. az to whethar TIC have nucDesdsd. 1fe AlAp w1Hh tu stats that We neVA made OUT reauiSl- Hons for the coming BdsAsOGl. and ERm6 will bs flllad Rieh nothing but the nest. Again thanking crr many friends and patrons Tar pazt nAvots and trusting wB will be allowed to SeTv& you tu the future ws bek t1 re1nain to give Your worth.
 UNION MHAT co.
 DAVID RENxoN. Manager.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

EsW laid sHas at PressATa Hsrnses Shop,
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HERRING PLENTIEUL.

JLNHAU.-ThRrA vent out of ket- ghiEAn tasL week. +he largest ship ment oI heTr!rE that ever left m AL asEan port, aCcutl1ihE tn the Daily 1nnar. whIcn printed Lhe following;
 '1Jn bnArd the Aikl oh her present Trip is the largest amount 0t herring ever shipped olL Gf Alaska on one rssseL 1t r0nsIsta of BLOOD bDxaR of suIl herring. each weighing 4Qq poGn6R Det, for 0Epdit tn the OrieHts from m the uelenbcrhood Of Yes bay. md l.nO4 barrels of aRIt herring from Petersburg. This makes closs to Two thousand tnns nf aaIt herring which have heen shipped from thS Benm canal herring grounds tf11g season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
MR. EARHAck, MIsS
 ME1nATH ARE ENGAGED

FALREAHKS.-In & letter received b% Mrs. Fred Lewis, of aardsn tal- and laFt mait frcnn bar daughter, MIaa Laura Lewis, now tnldns a course In bus'rEsa collage 1n Seat tie. the following cllppiug was en- cIchcd
 -alr. and Mrs. Mcsrash announce tLLA unIaGc,nenI or their daughter Violet MILy to MT, Juules Edward l'nrT&ck Ut I'a1Fbanles, Alaska, The wedding win take plaza sn March"
 Miss L6mis hlso added tks inGdr- nnnIioli that Mir Barrack would bring his bTidu to FRirbLnks immediately :IfLet IhA wAddirs.
 kdks Megralh will be nCst yieas- n,tiy remembered by a host ot pe.o- plo In FEirbrnks rho met md Rd- nuLyd Ltle yuzEIE laIly wtIo neeompFl- - uieh her father m the notable PiaIt of the Ecblps "f the order pr The HYstic Shrine to thIa city last Ang- ust. slr. A1cgIuth bcLng une Uf tlIo in- shilling urricsrA
 Miss MrErHth is IL charming and accomplished E5I and wlIt bA mozr welcome addition ro Fatrhanls' socie- tY circles,
 Mr. ilATrack Is nne nS Fairba nks'
 l..E.I young business men, hniuE A meu-
 1: ,,f the Samspn Hardware Com pam.
 Naa through hEs active cop1sc- ta.n with the committee entertaining it.- visiting ShIlncCs last yenr that ;a.'. Gs+r,.r,. ae4'IAinred NtLh tl.% ynung ',ly sron tn hernms his wife. acting nR her attendant Un all G&clitAtoUa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
ALASKA
 NOTES

Ars. ErncSt SIIILer wife nr Captaln Ernest Miller, committed sMrids in rbc Iaunull Gwncd 7y lhcnI niIeI,Srrd ju EulTn1n Gcy. H=.iIr Ballard. on Jan uaFy ES. Ekr waa found by her hus. hand. %hu remlliII&il I'y her nddy al nlRht, und did IHIL report the death unliL Inc EncTniaE. Mrs MilIEr had bcsa dusrondent far several hAys.
 CRDtaIn EIIIl%I and his wife were wcll kno~n iu both JunuiIU aud Doug las and had hern tes1Grnia oE Alaska for maRy y~al-s, an6 had led Rn Nd- ycuturous %.arssr. He w's u. unn tIn1r
 uxaKeG ln ttte fur :rAah nn the Be- vIn6 FER
 Seattk, fnlG I2... .1homaH Lippy ,he wen Encwn reslIis-nt nr rhls city whr n1adc 1nrt,Ins on Eld9Tado creek in Inc early ITuya of the Kinn- dIke. bus nsen hAIHel as rhc defend snt in h damage salt for tho EuIL at EEq.1GO. thc aat1on h"vine lsr"h inRti- tu.ed by Bert Rose, EOn-in-Law of LIppy, MID alleges that thn forni%r KIundIker MlienRteH IlIe attentions of his rife and clIldrGtt, and hrOLe np hLa hApu% home,
 (. M. TiIlia ms. ,I fnrrcbanl "i hA- tula, spsaklne of the rTi.itI@s nr tna locaI oil companies In the kulAiLI cosl aiAIna. EAHx: "%hLr d. great HG4a'Y of shsm ar.! mn prnptrl, der+ior%d. ,,ilI rhe lecni .rampanics are supply IBe practically the r1tirs demand in SouthoazrArn ana EuuThWestuTn AsAs- asl, Shipping tlrxir urro6uct as far Wrst us ChIgrik-"
 tsns SRIIdDHrE- A IrapDr, in the cpplstry bci%@an AtlIr gnd 'I'osltn. Uras frozen to II~Ath oIsG d.tg last Hrcls WhIIx gndFayoJing ID rS1ch aiE'~'' rrset, southr1ss eT 1'sEtln lRlse whsru t discovery of 9ald ~9s rrcrntIy rna de- SaRdherg wAS aecor'In nit-d by hts partslAr, .ln., Rr1nonf. who Iil ,Ii ia his power iu sovH big irign'i md whb waa himself radly trn2en beIoIxi reaching shelter. Il ls thought Ie%+i' mend wILi lnse urGc ur IiH feet as I rn- suit of the frcrsIg.
 Seattle. Feb. 11.-Ltdrb Corscr. n cBlabrAsed New EGrk ratlwuS man. has been appointed superintendent of inc Copper 1Iver < Sorthwfstu D railway fin Alaska. aud will sauli1f charge oT Inn roaJ inamsdists1y.
 Washington, rs, t:.r T'eV. iA.-Iohn Uaflqine. R former resident Uf Ak-siS't has been .laE!gnAtcd ia the icprA- senthtiVc ot the sLRlH nf Washington in thc IRauKurul paIldr. r'i7rG har- ing been ,laAlgnnu Tn Lim tHdaT 'h aide to EicA-rreEIdcnt. elect MntsHaIl.
 The uIy marshall uL Junruu Is plan niag is establish Il m1uitJph1 Iurk ale. where offenders against tho pace und aigntry pf thnt lively hiIrg nay pound au lil"ir rcnnlt"s inl chaIps,
 Ja6su Ovcrii%sd KslYr the sersn usEvicted btotleKEGrs chhhcc tni whlK .6 him in clI1-Mbrrs before lie paEsSd seRten+a, ii nrt1cr fiat ne may unaerStand thrir raasoaz gUr cprtItait- l ling lbe crime and tt,s ccnanua which aeltIaitd them in ihr rIcl'ILinll CT the lWW.
 Reports fImu Ilan1part Are that tht old Tukon camp ts lLYglEer thIn eTer, aha tlElt AredEe will br inHt"l'nu nn sIE Nllio0k pext surtEHr.
 The YHkcU placer Tnin1EI- net pTn- vIdes that if pIosrector is sick ht can aie a doctors certificate iI lieu of proof Of G.sscssmenL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
MOD|F|ES PLAN
 0F R. R. DISSOLUTION

The modified plan uf dIaEc. It1olr which had hesn decided rpon has boeh abandoned because of ths IfpD- a,uon tt the California railroad CODA mission. It iA ccrraIn that Some Y,@w' plans will hc enllrV1y H0rmrlaksI
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
SPINACH IN THE spRIMG

Is aced for your h%alsh. We kNva | big stock SF cuatInsz nPinask. ard will aeII # fur 8 pbT eAsA or 3 OAns Tar 41 ,aS long aR R IsstH ThOruK Lshmann
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
LIVING CHEAPER IN NOME.

Than any place in tErR wurId4 ID pro- portion to ethEr Y&Iues, Here are R0EIe cE the nTO1fR.
 EAE3e cSsterR. Can -'--..-.....''1nc Hamburger, xANsAKc. rcu4G sfeGk
 pAr pound 2. ,.' t-..... '-zVe Liver. better than 5resEI. per 10. .1Rc BEa9 tnnEuRs. finest egHr received 4Hbc Mutton and pork efsark frpM 1b0
 tn .s-,... a4' ...'''ss~S BAsf Shux ..... ...--4....... HE 4Rc And 90 on down the line.
 fAGIEIE COLD STORAGE CD.
 "AaBl1a'a Best Friend"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
npepLHl Nvqaet Servicn.

ST, LOUIS. March i6.--Julxe LnY- stt has annouhcEd fhnt thA fe1eral court hzs chan8ed the plan for the dissolution of the Enion FAolHs and 2. uthern Pacific railroad mTEer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

UNExEELLEp NEHe BERWICK or the NumA Daily Nugget Ea0S vs1 Inonth delivsre6 t0 yVuf horass Svs09 uEahf befOrA 9 0'nlAek
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
aENn XnuR LAUNDRY

Tv the PeopioE Laundry where you will receive good work executed hT none hut whIt~ emrIDSes, whr receive tE1a sthtadArd NAKSA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

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