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really conscious that she was having
tea with stranger.
Just then brass buttoned bellboy
came up to their table.
You're wanted on the phone, Mr.
Fordham"
'Will you please excuse me mo-
ment2" turning to Helen.
Her glance followed his tall. gray
figure through the terrace and into
the corridor. SO he was staying here
That accounted for his being so well
known. and for his being treated with
such solicitous courtesy and his
name was Fordham.
Helen's thoughts were in whir1
Not since she was married had she
dined or lunched or had tea with any
man except Warren. Her glance fell
on the straw hat and stick on the
chair beside her How like War
rens. The same plain wood, crooked
handle stick. and even the makers
name in the upturned hat was the
same.
~I'm. sorry to have had to leave
you, he said, as. he again took his
place at the table. and laid the nap
kin over his knee with Warren's very
gesture.
HELEN ANXIOUS
Wont you have some fresh tea,
Mono" hastily. I'll not have
time / only came in here to rest
for a few moments
In a silence that was conscious and
slightly strained they left the ter
race and walked slowly through the
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Startled, Helen turned to find be-
side her the man she had met in the
Louvre. He looked even taller and
more distinguished than she hads re-
membered him. With increased con-
fusion she murmured some almost in
audible greeting.
Please don't say that you've al
ready had your tea2"
NO. I'll" Helen's eyes were stin
ablaze, "the waiter just told me all
these tables were engaged"
(Which waiter said thatge he de-
manded quickly.
The head waiter-the one that's
coming now" for that pompous indi-
vidual was Fastening toward them
with look of anxious concern.
Pierre. did you tell this lady that
all these tables were engaged9'
The lady did not say that she was
having tea with any one, Mr.. Ford
ham. and You see, we are SO
crowded this afternoon apologeti-
cally. and these tables seat four. II
the lady had only said"
But Mr. Fordham cut him short
with an impatient, Let us have serv-
Ice here AT ONCE."
Before Helen realized it, they were
seated at the same table which she
had been asked to leave few mo-
ments ago. But now both the waiter
and head waiter were most soIicitous
in their attentions
Helen was still so furiously indig-
nant over the incident that she could
think of nothing else. 1t was not un-
til they had been served that she was
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Ellen was tired - tired and
- warm. and just little irritable.
4 i There is nothing more firing
than continuous shopping and
sightseeing
BY the large. gilt clock over q jew
eler's window on the Rue de la Paix
1t was now half past four. Helen
paused undecidedly. She was too
tired to do anything more.s yet too
restless to go back to the hotel and
wait two long hours before Warren
would come.
She would go somewhere and have
tea-that would give her a chance
to rest. The Ritz! Why not go there?
She knew that to have tea on the
terrace at the Ritz was one of the
things ito do while in Paris.
When she reached the imposing en-
trance of this smart hotel Helen won
dered II her simple travelling suit
might not be rather plain for tea at
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ovERcHARGED

Electricity in the atmosphere af-
fects your system said the doctor.
Yes" said the patient. who had
paid two guineas for two visits.
There are times when one feels OVER
charged
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Monday The Roar of
the Lion
PLAYING SAFE

The diner thrust the tip of his
knife into the yellow disc which the
waiter had brought him. He held 1t
up to the light and examined It. while
the walter stood by anxiousIy. Then
the diner resolutely returned the yell
low disc to his plate and seraped some
OF il upon his bread.
aes4 take thee" he said. ~for butter
or worse" .----.-----
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-08

Gin bnn0uffimmiesr WuiIdul
ringsumbsr, bic rom GhnapS uno
9lntraufh sum Wabnfnn oufgtIid,
dtlt,n Shnnr5sn fiiirsien fid auI
Mmoo5u. idIsppim Jpn ouf ben
Gtetn. -
gei Isbsnoistm 9eit rihsn lie ibm
hiidipeifs oi, @Iltoer aus.
Sd fiel Dor Gntisb.u in Sbn'
mdht.
aIs i'd aufpadis. ipor's heller
9dg. Der gang, eersufput Ders
I9pun0tn. Msin Gtipehr :og ntbsn
mir.
@is strI6idesn rnffie i'd mid auf,
nrbsiisit mid burds @eitriipp, fanO
ben rihtisen elsfdnienpfd0 uno nil
fins Gdfiorsi.
Ssds Wofsn lang Tag i9 bort
I'M Dieber. als i'd Su mir fam uno
ipitoer oufiiehsa tonnis. battle Mil
Tins cine icno, ~uni,reouna nit
mir. Jm Gisbsr bate Id bic 6dIft,
bon allen, mas i'd g~,i.ben, uuRs,'
i4ipGBt.
Gin Susiu.5sf!" msinie WiItins.
rSaben Sic ME ssb6rt, ooB MiI9,
ling. BON Dtib un0 S4narS of, dls
Ter duBeren Qualification gum SrOb.
in Den WiISbsiis3niano ibrer ofrifa,
@orfobrtn Snridfo1cn2 Mens
ooSd III nidts ols Elm Spfer ieiner
u.rbdnenisbolen a%tfammun9 bon
9nHnibdfsn.
Gle ober miFsn unbeoinat bon
bier meg; i9 babe i6on an Ssbr.n
mad grdS;nbine aeT6ri.bsn,
Der on Sbr 9dus fusit.rberiAtet bat.
Diitoen Sic etfpds oogcg.n bdbeu,
fir infer Sdus in europa t1tid sl
Isin9 llno molten ei, cine, bic Sis
eeben germ odbin beeIeiten m6ds
K, mitnehmen?"
oSebt ibr, 70 Bin i9 gu msiner
frau g~tiommen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-08
Der 9stettib.
eti55e bon 9asO aorup.

SIN s9ronbbotel@ berrf4te niGt
ssringe aufrssung. Die 8~obeaGt.
tuidsIten miteinaToer unb seigt.n aui
einsH neuen qniOmmIing, Der IGfIia
i'm &oudfnlon auf ,insm S6outsls
iiahI fab, bic 3igarrs sipiI9en ben
gefunben 3dbnen, sine 3eitnng ouf
ben anisn. CT mar auf enaliI6e
art getleioet. gut gsfua9ien, nit gus
ten Manieren uno DON bofli9em, pers
binOlidem Wefsn.
Mdnner unb 5rouen blidten ion
intereiIiert an. Dos olfo mar Der
beribmte Tstettib Soc Sodfon, bon
benz man fhun 70 bisl gsb5rt batt..
llno augsnbIidli6, 70 tuftelte man
ii6 IN bic Sbrtn. foIlte er einen
8erbreder perfolasn, Der nift minber
beriibmt NOR, tpie er. Seinen Ras
men fdnnte feiner. gr nonnte fiG
bolb 9urt 8ernid. boIb marquis be
QeDe, baIo ging er unter engIiI6tm
Wamen. Seutf9 follte er ebenIo
~at5sntlos fpreden, fpie fran50fif9 ODER
sngliid pber itdIitnii6, unb 70 mar
oud feline PationaIitdt i9tper f,f8us
ftIIen.
Der 5otelsdiit bsmd6tiste fih rlos
ttirlid cine nit Snt.r.fie oemii6te
Jur4t. Man ipurbe pI6bIi9 mibs
trauii9 eegen jeben. 4onnte nitt
6ieier ober jsner es iein. beIfen Be-
tanntidoft man bisr gemadt hatte2
Don Soc Sadion fonnte mon bies
fhrer Ingen. 6ein WeIen, fein Be-
rehmen bIieben iih INNER gIeiH. CT
pIauoerts germ nit ben @dfen, aab
b.reitpilIigft austunft, sr3Gblts ins
tereiiants Qnetooten nus feinem Gee
ben. Q~llerbinss auf sinsm @ebiet
purbs bic Peusier fsiuer 8efonnten
nidt befriebigt; absr mar es benn
nidt felbitberItdnbIid, baB Der 9etets
tiD bon isinsn jssissn pfGnsn nidts
eripGbnte2 Cine linDorfi9tisteit fonns
te allies berberbsn. limb cine yaab
auf gernid mar miibielig genug.
rNun, Mifter Sodion. tpns tpiirben
81. fun, ipenn Gis 8ernid fangsn
.piirben2" frngte Jpn eines Saoes Elm
miinteres BddfifdIein, bic Todter
zines reifen @robtdufmnnns, Der
aud i'm 6otel .pobnte.
sWas2" Der DstettiD ftrid fd
ld6slnb iiber fetn runblihes ainn.
ySsIbfOerifdnbIid tperbe id ibn eins
Der polissi,1
Ct fprd9 NIT unpertennbor engs
af3ent. nbsr f%eblsrfrsi, bsnn
Il mar LANCE In DeutidIdnb getpefen.
sGinben Sie nift, bag Is fdabs
III, einen folhen Menffen einfod
sinsufperren9 Gieentli1 lit sr bod
genial, fagte bas jung. MdbHen.
% yes! NotiirIid ipGrs bog fhdbe,
i'm einfad ein5ufpsrren. Won mub
boppelt tun, font 1T er S6nen i'm
6anbumbreben fort"
.wiIfen Gle, 6err Sadfpn, id
Sbnsn bsbilflia fem, ibn eins
3ufangsn. Sd CLAUDE, ia babe sas
lent Sasu.1
.qIber Rellnl" fdgis bic Moma su
iibermiiiig.n sottsr.
Der Detestib fdien sinsn Musens
Bid ndd3ubenten.
pSm = bas mare nift 70 f9ledt!"
nSOrsn sic nidt ouf jie," faste
bic Mutisr. .Mub.rbsm perbitte id
mir, bob Du In fuldsn Dinssn Did
betdtiSi. SEPT tommit Oh NIT
uns!!1
Cine balbe Gfunbe fpdtsr ftnnb
HeIlb nbsr bod ipitbsr Bel benz 81
teitib, Der iiber ben Gifer Der RIeintn
gutmiitig l6hefis.
s6osbsn fanbtn sic ss nod fur
bnB man ID tinsn genioItn
Mtnlden bet poIi5ti iibtrIiefert, unb
itht lDcllet Sit f@cn itIbF babel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-08
-Treuben bes Mbefs.

Geussdoelte Grou COMMENCEMENT:
mie ib mid frtu uuf ulorsen.
RommerSitnrut: Murum eff auf
nOrser. mir fno bod btute idOn
gsubsIta
Trou Rommsr5isnrot: Mber mors
gen irtr6 ID gum trIitn MaI Ct
iru6tn dl8 1grdbipe 0tol1!
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DER Stat Peru beob1Qiiai
In nddiier 3sit $10,0OOO0O fiji III
NJ hsrnngsspsdt 5u ptrausotbtn.
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INDIANS THREATEN
 TO GO ON WARPATH

rririn" ,'"r> d;,N ana aS th" Indians refuse tn deliver the murd"rrrs t" th" marshal uud defy him |" cum,. and talk" them that "lIici.d is poworloss
 In som" str'u"" waN tn" m"dicin men of in, tribe have gotten th" id"
 that way {" lhr >"nrh in Mexico. th"r" is H great tril". "f rcd men Wh" N lll soon sweep uN"r tn" plains and driv" the white pr"rl. off If the lands that formerly hrlona'd to th" Indians This is very probably the Indian intrrpr". Inti"u "f tl" present strained relations between this country md M"NIc" ,,nd their priest and head men haN, mad" them thlul, that how is rh" trn, e" hl th" great spirit for tn" delivery of their lands back to tn" original
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MEXICAN CONGRESS
 PREPARE TO MEET

formal opening of the new congress will take place and q speech will hn delivered. either by the presidnt in person or read by one of his ministers. IL seems that now that the Wash
 ington government has dctinately de
 ciled to consider IIuerta eliminated the dictator will treat the United States as if it did not exist. He has been warned against committing cer- tain acts and Washington has even threatened dire results in case it's warnings are not headed but so far Hucrta has paid no attention either to warnings or threats and as nothing seems to happen he has decided to disregard the direct intimatiOn from Washington in regard to his illegally elected congress and go right ahead as he has done in the past trusting that
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BOSTON. Nov. l> Gunboat smith was last night given th" deciSi"nl over sam I.aneford in the twelfth round of their twenty round go here.
 While the betting before the match WAS even the sports had either mis- calculated Smth's ability or else Iangford was ont nf condition Tor thcrr was never a minute from the sound -uf the gong in the first round until the fcrcrcc stopped the fight to save l.angfol,, from more punishment and possible knockout that the gamH was not all in the sailors hands.
 In the first round both lads were sparing for time and taking each others measure and little real fight ing was done. In the second Smith evidently had his man siezed up and sailed into him from the crack of the bell. Right and left jabs to the jaw followed in rapid succession with an | occa sional straight arm poke to the wind which evidently distressed Lang ford a good deal.
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surl,lN cleared mp
 Alr Wilson has received the hssur- tu,-s .nf 4 number of democrats in huth lh" senate and th" house tha, ih>. NII stand bN him in any solution of the Mexican situation which l." m.> -,. nj {" pr"pus'.. h" it w,r "r "r l"..., md that congress will mol u'rrr.l, with his rllns
 II Was mlinlat"d today hN th"s" Wh" ll.uu tn" ,usir. that if '"n2r"sS uj,,mr'.I L." 1Ii"prn 1@aInst tn" pr,.~idrrrS wishes that he has tn" p"V,l ru immediately call II together n".,iu and th,,~,. Wh" know th" tom lur lnd mind of Alr Wilson predict lhu this k Wha' lc will du iu ,ts" the r.~tirs~ members of the l"risla tive hr,urh ",,rrid" h,e wishes and adjourn
 In speaking of th, events of the last few days in Mexico the president took
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BADLY CUT IN
 FREEING HORSE

I"t" i:"rrN, who left last week o; his WaN L" American river with Lord Nelson on a prospecting expedition was brought into town last night about two "'clnck with a terrible cut in his hand t;,rrN's horse had fal- len through the ice on Sinrock rivr,' and in trying [" cut the harness in order tu free, the animal Berry cut :t deep gaSh m the palm of his hand
 The wound was su bad that Ecrr> could not go on and he procured two natives with whom he started back tn E"m" At QuartH creek these natives refused [" come any farther and tw" nor" ""r" procured wh" brought the W"lnd"d man on into Nome
 w hen they HrriN"d at the fire house. officer Nicely at one" sent for Dr Sloan wh" took l;"rrN Ia the hospital and dressed tn" gash in his hand
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A. BIS INSTALL OFFICERS.

Th" following brothers were. rrg,l- LIriN inStulld in their rrSpcctiVr of fees for th" ensuing year with Past Arcti" Chief ! w Eaynr acting a4 installing officer:
 r.. w. l:nrl"uGhS. past Arctic chief p: F.. Crowley. Arctic chief
 w. (. Mcclure, vice Arctic chief t w Thornton. Arctic chaplain. G. R. Iacks"n Arctic recorder. j. Y. sheldon. Keeper of Nuggets Il n Helps. F. M Iiirsol,,. A. \ Al Ian. Il Al sloan, Il A Eachrldrr trus tees.
 Alfred I.nmcn. ilchcmist
 Joseph \. I;ursik. Arctic trail guide. FaXon C. Lewis. Arctic trail blazer Irving M. Reed keeper If the inner toll gate
 Hugo icNcr keeper "f the outer toll gate.
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NlNETY FEDERAL OFFICERS
 MURDERED BY VILLA

tu be indescribuble. Homes are on- tered and footed. Men are indiscrim@ inately murdered and women ami young girls are carried off by the half savage rebels.
 The foreign conSuls have protest" again and again [" General Villa bnl l.lV, met with little except prumis' that when the foItN-ciGht hours llh- crty is up he will see that tn" cit is properly policcd, In tn" meantime the streets are H Shamhl"s and th'' women are unprotected
 \. large, number of the lat" federal garrison have joined the constitution aist army and are joining with th'n late enemies in the lootng of the city
 The killing of the federal officers after surrender puts Villa beyond tn r,Hlt of civilization and his action ir this and in allowing his soldiers Stlrj unhlidlrd license in the town will W"rN great harm tu the constitutions cause.
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their graves and buried while still alive. The utmost barharity seems C" prevail in these executions and scenes ut horror are enacted which seem al most unciVilized. one young captain of federal artillery was shot und felt upon his hands and knees beside hi+ grave. He was not even uncOnScuuH when the rebel soldiers reached hlm and he begged pitiously to be killed before he was put int" the grtv". Th" brutal soldiers paid no attention t" his appeals and rolled him into thu, shallow grave and filled it up with dirt while th" young officer was still alive.
 The condition of the townspcople especially the women, is pitiful as Villa. carrying out his usual tactics hHs allowed his men forty eight hours of unrestrained pilliage and liberty The drunken rebel soldiers have II, respect for any law of man or God amt the scenes within the city are said
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGroN. Nov. l7 President Wilson will not consent to an ad- ,uurnmcn If congress until his cur r"ucN hll has h"cn acted upon. IT, ..r tmS information out today l" th <, N', arr intimate ut tn" White Il",..r Th,r. Was n" suggestion of I':,lt III the presidents statement but lr' ,tr, nelN minated that th" ,"un = IT. .h m5ud,.I some currency reform ,l,I ..l ac would q" ,ll iu his power tu -'. ..l il g,t il.
 rh, president said that he did not rl-u' tt vot,ld hc rl"c''SS,lN for hlm t.' iulrrfcrr m order tu keep congress III s,-eiuil .llI that h,' h'li"Nrd that tn, III, of an immediate adjournment was hrG"N newspaper cl"ssw"rk h. any event there could hc Ina thouGh6, ,f Ju JdjnlIumrnt said the president uutil tu" Mexican situation was ah-
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SANTA HE. Nov.l x The expect "d uprising of the Navaio Indians seems to bc mat"rializing with "V"rl greater force than was anticipated when some weeks a@n tn" messages Wrr, sent ont [" tn" several villages .t tlI, ulbr that unless the govern mcrt rcEtsrd the prisoners held .r Shiprork ou the charge of murder thr great >piIit would overthrow th" white man lud rcst"r" tn" lands L" the Indians
 There al" eight lu"rr men in tn NlvuU rncotnpmcul at Shiprock wh" a"c wanted hy the United states mar >G,t hat uS th. "ncdmpm"nt contains "' "" fifteen huu'Ir"d braves with nor"
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the well known aversion {" drastic measures that has sn far druatco President Wilson will prevent him from carrying out his threat in rr gard to the new congress
 By his present attitude of defiance of the Washington government lIurili is making himself Il hero among H certain class of Mexican iingoists amt as was predicted sometime ago hi. continued appearance of bluilinG tH' United States is giVng him mur" and more strength among the i@u"rHnl classes in Mexico who are led to l." lieVc that the Yankees are -a frlid of HuerIa.
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opCCid' NtSSSe WI N'NN'
 NEW YORK Nov iS United states senator t't;nrman today iS' sued a strong denial of the persistent rimurS that he iS in partnership witt Attorney George Gordon Iiattl" of \ow York who has announced that he iS at the head of i movement tu rcurganizc Tammanv with the object of eliminating Murphy and again sc caring control ut the New. York pol. tcal pl".
 Wblr hv has always been q Tam nlanN man senator t'Gorman has also been considered one of Murphy < tools and h, owes his seat in tn 'nitrd States S'nutr tn that rhi"ttEtn II i, not likely therefor that tn" son a'ur would join arN combination ai this time whose object was th" over thrnN of the TummanN leader.
 If Murphy should l""s" his grip "il the now very much dilapidated tiger
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O'GORMAk DENIES
 DEAL WITH BATTLE.

and brc"m. l back numlcr su far nS politics ar" concerned II k probable that tn" senator from New Y"rN would hr as oulck Us anN"n" (" jump to the other Sdr but until h" is as surrd that Murphy is rclcgatcd [" tn" limbo of tho political scrap heap h" will not commit himself and tn" doughty nltlc southern politician whus. remarkable rise in the conn cils of TammnnN ten years a@" w,,' the wonder of the day will hay" t" get along without the open support of th" distinGush"d senator Gordon laitl" IS however. r"nsid"rlhl . power in local politics and if he man ages t" h,Id a successful movement for tn" uIcrlhrnW nf 1h" Tammhnt boss l." will eventually have tn" sup bort of N'C;"rmIu and many other slaun,h Murphy men Wh" will want always to hr un the sil" that gets the |
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Special Nugget Service.

FL PASO. Nov. lS.- Word has reached here by currier that nearly one hundred officers who belonged tr the federal garrison of Juar"z haV" been killed without trial by order of the rebel commander. Panch" Villa
 Among these are the chief of th" secret police. Juan Cordova and the head of the Juarez polio" department Pablo Ebave.
 The rebels have ben diggng graves for the burial of the soldiers of both sides killed in the recent battle and whenever an officer is sentenced by Villa to he shot nc is marched tu tn" head of one of the graves. q firing par ty fires a volley at him and then h" falls he is pushed into the grave and covered up. It is stated by Americans who have reached here from tn" fallcn city that in many cases these officers are not killed by the fire of the sol . diers and that they are rolled into
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owners
 The ciNu authorities ar"' powcrles- in tn" face of tn" rapidly increasing numbers uf the red man and II is thought that regular troops will hay" tu hc called upon to round th" Indians up and return them to their r"scrV.t- tlnn in ease they continue to manifest a warIlk" spirit
 There k "n" chief. wh"s, name can not h, learned. but wh" il is said was educated :u tn" Carlisle school. whU seems [" h,. directing th.. moN rmrnte of th" Indians. This man remains out of sight hut his influence among the braves k said [" hc great and for som" reason in spit" If his education h" IS Il bitter enemy uf the white man.
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DENOUNCE l. W. W.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Nov. lS During th' course of q speech delivered on tn" floor of the convention of the Am- erican Federation of Labor her" to- day President Gompcrs took occasion tn use some extremely bitter lHn"uaG" in speaking of the Industrial Workers of the World. He denounced th" lAl ter organization as being frivolous. worthless and unworthy of consid"rI- ton.
 The speaker said that th" m"mh'rS of the l. w w were the worst che mics that organized labor had to contend with and that th" C"mhina tions of capital and certain l,wS which affected the workingmcn were as nothing to the harm that was being done honest union men by this perna cious organization.
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GUNbOAT SMITH WINS
 FROM SAM .lANGF0RO

In th" Ihird l.dn9ford began to clinrh and han@ on tu his antagonist tn avoid punishment and in this way managcd tu save his face from the vtcturrs- 1Tts of thr- -S;iior.-htIt- smittr took advantage of these clinchcS to pound the other mans kidneys and the repeated thumps over this vital spot weakened l.anSford SO that tho succeeding round were simply play for the sailor and in the twelfth th
 refere gave the fight to smith to save Langford from being put out entirely
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WILSON WILL NOT CONSENT
 TO EARLY ADJOURNMENT

H hopeful I'W of conditions and sHI that h." had every reason to hrliev" that a way out of the difficulty would L. found without resorting to war In this the president is nor" optimls tic than A ma juritY of thr government officials here for thcrc seems tu he growing feeling. even among the most conservative members of the senate and huus" that only armed int"rvcn ti"n hN th" United States can strairhtrn things "ut h"luw th" south. crn border
 While all hop" that Mir Wilson may ha', ~'n, information. which is moi IS N"t puhuc property up"u which t,. base his optimism thrr,. k q distinct f""linG that the trouble will never h.. settled d"tinatcIN uutll th" United states IntrrNcns
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Special Nugget Service

MEXIC OCITY. Nov. lS.--In spitr of the warning from Washington de- livered to President Hucrta by Nel
 son O'Shoughnessy that Prcsidrn' Wilson would look with extreme dis
 favor upon the sitting of the Mexican congress elected illegally at the last elections the upper house met in it's first session today. It was thought that on account of the unrest in the city that d quorum might not he pres ent but nearly all of the members who are simply lIuertas tools, wcr" in their seats when the roll was called. After the preliminary matters incident to the opening of congress were over the members completed the "rganiza
 tion of the two houses and adjourned to meet again on Thursday when the
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WANT STRIKE INVESTIGATED.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Nov. 1S.-A resolution was introduced in the American Fed eration of Labor convention here to- day demanding that the federal con gross appoint committee for the in vestigation of the recent strike in the of the resolution was urged by Dele gates John Mitchell and Joseph D. Cannon.
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Special Nugget Service

Special Nuepet SerVice
 WASHINGTON, Nov lS.-The per sistant and well directed efforts or President Wilson combined with his threat to call congress together again immediately after the adjournment of the present session unless some action was taken on the currency question has had it's effect Today q detinit" agreemnt was entered into by the tw" wings of the democratic banking and currency committee to submit q draft of the new currency bill on next Thursday.
 This bill will have the approval O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
NOTICE.

Stockholders in the Sonsl of the North building. will meet at C. '. Iomcns office Saturday evening. Nov. 22 Matter of importance.