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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL e HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.

New Y ork, May -sth, 1910
Quarterly Dividend OF one and One-
quarter per cent GLcc) on the capital stock
Of this Company has been declared payable
on Tuesday. July 18th, 1918, at the once OK
the Treasurer to stockholders OF record at
the close OF business on Tuesday, June 2ith'
1918. EDWARD l. ROSTER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09

extra Total sales for the week. q ss 100 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
New York. May 21st. 1918
-CKHOLDERS OF TIE ASSO

New York May 21st. 1918.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ASSO-
GATED COLLECTION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Asso-
ciated Collection Com pany formerly the As
ISOLATED Lawyers Company will be held at
the ONCE OF the Company No. 40 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan, in the city OF New
York on the 18th day OF June, 1913 at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, and at said Meeting an
Election OF Directors OF said Company will
WILLIAM z. RAYNoR. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS

OF shares OF az
and final prices
OF tho year '''
the hohsn Iowp prices Of the year 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-09
Registry of Public
Accountants

Municipalities, corpora.
tons, firms, business men
and investors are realizing
more and more the impor-
lance of safeguarding their
interests by the employ
ment of responsible public
accountants, equipped by
experience and character
to render impartial audits
and accounting investigs-
tons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
COUNTY COURT
Begins the March Term and
Transacts Considerable
Business.

shortly after the county court be-
lan its March term Monday morning
Wade H. Bartlett qualified as deputy
assessor.
WIN. Elliott was exonerated of the
payment of sos on valuation Of
$500. ,s......,
Sherman C. Denham was permitted
d resign as guardian Ct Maria and
John Jurick and Dominica Fuecy was
appointed guardian with bonds OF
s2,7OO each.
The viii of Thaddeps NJ. Sullivan
was probated. Two wills we're pre-
sented-one written and the other
typewriter. The written viii was
The typewritten will was dated
1893, while the written viii was shown
o have been made in 1912, and Is,
therefore,, later will.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
S SOCIAL
Birthday Surprise Party

LUMBBRPoRT, Mar. 1O.-Miss Esta
Lanham and Miss Floda Harbert gave
a very pleasant surprise party for Mr..
Clyde Mccarty, celebrating his
twenty-frst birthday. at his home on
NolaRs run near Lumberport recent
ly. Music was the chief diversion OF
the evening. Refreshments were
served and were thoroughly enjoyed
by all present. Miss Lanham proved
herself most efficient hostess and
was assisted in serving by Miss Har-
bert. At late hour the guests de-
parted Wishing Mr.. McCarty many
more happy birthdays. Those present
were Misses Esta Lanham, Bonnie
and Floda Harbert, Emile and Mabel
Harbert, Agnes and Merle Harbert,
Blanche Fortney, and Messrs. Way
man Robinson, Clark Griffin, Virgil
Harbert, omer and Clyde Mecarty,
Erwin linn and Earl Martin. Mr..
Mccarty received many beautiful
presents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
Mrs. Jarvis Hostess.
presents

This afternoon from 9 to o'clock
Mrs Cecil c. Jarvis was hostess al
the March meeting OF the Daniel
Davisson chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, with only
the members present Upon the ar
rival of the guests refreshments were
served in the sun parlor The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Harvey F. Smith,
Mrs. W. Brent Maxwell, Mrs. Hugh
Jarvis and Mrs. Paul Robinson. Later
interesting papers were read by Mrs.
Harry T. Wilson on "Bacon's Rebel
lion." and by Mrs. Arson D. Parr on
the "Anti-slavery Settlement in yir-
giniaf' The April meeting of the
chapter will be entertained by Mrs.
Arthur X. Thorn in her home on Null
berry street.
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Reese /, NJ. Hamilton 4. Goals from
rodl-H. Hamilton out Of 2. Reteres
Snyder.
NORTHVIEN
Glassworker Dies after An
!, Illness Of Pneu-
,aoa;o

B. F. Jones, aged 81 years. we'll
known glassworker of Northyiewr
died at his home there Sunday after
non at 2 O'Clock after several weelIs,
illness OF pneumonia.
The deceased man is survived by q
widow and one small child. The child
is critically i'll Of typhoid fever.
The body will be taken to Weston
Monday evening and will be taken TO
his former home in Gilmer county
Tuesday morning. The funeral SER
vices and burial will be held wedness
day morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
Highland School Wins.

The contest between the Highland
school on Buffalo, creek and the West
Milford eighth gade was rendered
very successfully at 7:SO o'clock Fri
day night. EaaS contestant did ex-
tremely we'll a13 the program was
fine. The papers OF both schools were
excellent and they unraveled many
secrets. The Highland school won
the contest, twenty-five points to the
West Milford schools thirteen. There
was large attendance and all en-
joyed themeselves4 Z The school house
was beautifully decorated. with red,
white and blue bunting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
HANNON PARDONED
AS the Last Act of William E
Glasscock as Governor
of the State.

CHARLESTON, Mar. 1O.-The last
official act of Governor William E.
Glasscock before retiring from the
gubernatorial chair which he had oc-
cupled for a term of four years end.
ing at noon Tuesday, was the sign.
ing of pardon for Thomas P. Han
non, who filed application for execu-
tive clemency on December 2. Harmon
was convicted of first degree murder
in the circuit court of Harrison coun-
~ in September, 1907. and by the
terms of the pardon which was grant
ed by the retiring head of the state
government the prisoner will be re,
leased on May Is, 1918.
The paper was signed by the COVER
nor on Monday afternoon, March 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
THE WRONG MAN ExECUTED

Charles Klein was prompted 10
write The Third Degree" after read
ing OF tie execution OF the wrong.
nan for crime to which he confessed
after having been subjected to four
teen-hour examination by the police.
Several years after the execution tke,
really guilty party confessed. when
he read the details, Mr.. Klein con-
ceived of the plot of his present play
and that he struck popular cord Is
best showntby the legislation and court
rulings against the preliminary inves-
LEGATIONS OF the police OF the larger
cities. The play also contains strong
romantic advertising.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
Civic Club Meeting.

The Woman's Civic Club will hold
a meeting at 8 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in the parish house, to
which the general public is invited.
The program calls for an address by
Dr. Charles W. Halterman on THE
Conservation of Human Life and
Health" The federation topic will be
the Fly Crusade" with the discussion
led by DR.. H. E. Sloan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
Kayser Gloves For
Spring

Cotton and silk, double finger
tip, guaranteed first grades.
2-cIaSp SIX Gloves = Extra
heavy weight, white with black
stitching; black with white stitch
ing on back. SIPS pair.
16-button SIX Gloues-White,
with black stitching; extra heavy
quality $1.75 pair. Same in black
with white.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
MURDER rHRElT CHARGED.

Emanual Fcgg, Of Northview. is in
he county Jail awaiting a hearing on
peace warrant sworn out in Justice
W. L. Starcher's court at Adamston
by James shreve, also OF Northview
Who alleges that Fogg threatened to
'dn him. The case will be. heard
within day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
Ciuh Recital.

A club recital will be held by the
Marcat Music Club Saturday after
noon at 8 o'clock in the assembly
room of the Waldo and the program
will be in charge of students and pub
lie school committee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10

It is because Clarksburg is
West Virginia 5 greatest city
Of homes thau the Parsons
Souders Housewares Sale
starting March first is destin-
ed to be the greatest in history
Of our ten years in business
being the largest thing of its
kind we've ever undertaken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
April Sale.

The women of the Christ Episcopal
church will give their annual apron
sale Thursday afternoon in the par
ish house of the church. The sale
will include home made candy, cakes
and fancy articles. Every one is cor
daily invited to attend.
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NOR
tcontlnued frOm page one. }

the crowds. Two other suIragettes
were arrested in the vicinity of Marl-
borough House and escaped rough
handling only through the energetic
efforts of the police.
Shouts of Duck them and Into
the lake with them brought to-
gether a mob OF 5000 persons all bent
on taking the women from the police
Speaking in a music hail later in
the day, Mrs. Emallne Pankhurst re-
ferred to the women's attempt to pre-
isent petitions % the king.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
JUNIORS
Defeated in Game with the
Fairmont M. E. Sunday
School Team.

FAIRMoNT. Mar. 1O,-In the pre-
liminary game at the Young Mep's
Christian Association Saturday even
ing the, First Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school basketball team easily
defeated the Clarksburg Juniors in a
fast game. The score was So to 16
in favor of the Fairmont team. The
lineup;
Fairmont-55. Clarksburg-16.
II. Hamilton ..........,..... Garrett
Forward.
NJ. Hamilton ............... Denhem
Forward,
Dawson .......-...E..r.~.. Regean
Center
Reese ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Reed
Guard.
housh ..................... DonahEe
Guard.
substitutes-wilson for NJ. Hamil-
ton.
Field goals-Reed i, Denham 4.
Wilson |, H. Hamilton IA, Dawson 4.
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Easter Time-the Store Fairly
HlJ71lnli1g to Serve YOU
The Exquisite
Things

Is it any wonder
that ladies are secur-
ing e arly certain
things rather than
miss them later.
Anyone reading in
the next columns of
t h e pretty things
that ar e different
from the ordinary,
will understand this,
and those who have.
not yet been in to
see for themselves
will not wonder.
There are tens of
thousands of dollars
worth of choice and
beautiful things, and
more coming daily.
There is no need.
to hurry except for
Easter preparation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-10
The NeW Dresses

The nea1 Serges and corded fab
RIGS, smartened by a simulated
sash, some novelty buttons of pro-
nounced beauty and clever ar
rangement, $500 to $500.
Linen and Eponge Dresses, and
kindred weaves that show Oriental
tendency in trimmings of rich,
deep colors, that at once give dis
tinction to the wearer. $500 to
$500.
Exquisite Voile and Lingerie
DresSeS-Fine, soft, sheer, revel-
ing in laces and dainty hand work,
bright girdles and sashes that
prove the product of the artist.
$500 to $4,000.
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Rp@sles knss%t esv%l%s.

ap@sles Nugget ss~<I~s. ''
 EJ. 1sAa0 Feb. 97.--ThA gArFtAen al ComhEL In Inc Atate ci ChIhua-h''n hns haen mIsmlcIsd bY hocgH that hsve remnIned loyal to NahrTn Thls Eerrlsou conaisLnfI cs twenty cIld men Vsan belun.ctl n ths regular forcn "f lhc lIueTta government The act is rhr most clear t'idtnUa stllI given that Lha country has he"n Iy no mcans iutetcd down and it IA rsaarded now 4s Uniy helnE the be rInnInE aL another rnrc:ut1UnaTy movement
 In outlying districts 0f Mexico. il Is snIh. many bnIles of troops still re mnIn tnyal 10 ttlc Eradero memory Rrd uE.nnxst some of thctn fhs news Nf MAderns dszgh has ct@htsd a nnSt sarAgs desire fur revenge.
 Tho massacre cr the Conclia gar rison was committed with all the tiellberatlou possible 4ua with 3. hAree- ns.s which shoae thft the followers of thc late president fcr] his dcn'h lsesn1y-
 The Eoopia In thiE n%Ighbcrhcod hr< ELITE t1,ct murc trouble ie in sight.
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r4lyrz to ths. authorities is FeRard~S1 As su unuscesxsrS bA af ErlnnS TH~ riry has HOW ahUwn sLEna ut Trcoffr'
 ;nG Drom us bard cAperlenec Gut inc whole popuiaticn 'nn by M mc2hs l,c Elid 1u hE favorable th eh" 'urn which things have tGkrr. Alths"Hh uo o,,n predicts ?f2nrrentH 3t thosr ,,,ahts ii is not At all innoHof trAl ,,.n,e. r.l1ler trouble might otFaT ia n; he, naTa 1f khe eouhiry. 1luertA 'S
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RssAiAl Nugget asrvfG&

TAsN%uTON. D. C.. Tep. IT, Tho 4uestIon Rs to whether thA 5unean court erred in AnnniLing ths fHdlet- msnts aaainsl ttle transportation com psnIes has nqw bReu placed before the surrtntc court nf she United 9fEtAE for 6eci4ioA.
 The companies involved arc ehoEs which run AteaEIerR betwesn ttia *unhe cslteH hhd aoutAeaslern AiaAlsa. Tn'
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NIIERTA GRANTS AMNESTY
 TO POLITICAL PRISONERS

rsKHrded as g good daai NF E. sslesh uaurrAr who turued the fight nSrwsers the rauz and Madsro tnrrcs to fis uwu account.
 Int Eara which makes peace nt @i' likely is rhs attitude of Inc United States. It is wrIl known tc ths r"Ei- derts hnre thar a great American force ls tluY mnhiEiSLuG Hsat tlse horcsr an' ihlz knuYledcn b uxercisink a raoat fsY0rahis elYenl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

F-Rntasco MRdecO, tatS pEes3draE of M+x+rn. waE insured fer several hRr . derta of lhCuAAEdF If dulsHrs- ThiH t,rl Iecnmc pUhlic during the Stay here n[ ErnrRrn MEdCtU Hrd the ~if'' Smd mother nI Ito" sIsIn fTanGisc"'
 The M.dero family is snId tp h"rr sr1,l ame of thr %eaLth'cHt in 'tIe re public but MAny believe Ihat ti1c ta- snIt If Lhe fcornt disturbances haa been lhc IaEs b them "s J ertat poF- liun of their property.
 Hrnurl MaderO, the w;rc. sad hcr mother -in-IJ~ wIlI probably settle In Cuhu pnA remain Ihsr". Ther hare r.xprc ased forlinr nf horror when thu HcGues et inc puaI rn% weeks have bcrn ucntlGnIrd and their orly nn1hl = zion srarNIi n ht. whlJn lh<y wcrI' in chIs aliy, to SoL away comnlnirly frM'I the country where sn many h"rrnrs WcrE nLlPd uuhIl ilssrA
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rShrIrnl,iIun la* hArn rctrIIrh hrre of Turkty'H willingness In nede Adrl- ItT.y,la and so nrtuE about ptaca The ncws bud rcrrhctl This civ aoms h4hre nrArLnEas hut # had 'IHne direct ErUhI SuAO. anH did not receive fIl3 c,edeuee until r1c r''nilTmaInTy ropoTt sE rrivrd today.
 IL Is nnw m73L probable that Hull
 xnrIa VIII ARTAA 10 reupen Itle ncEO-
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TR00PS LOYAL TO MADER0
 MASSACRE HUERTA MEN

GrIlzon tn nov husy deIVLnx into all the circumstances hdrrIpndiHK the EIIllnE of MadcTo md STaTe~ hI'd upon .hN result rt thr.sn invest EattcnA VIII dsprnd the It+lm nf thn %AkhinEson government.
 h sfI1ns evident EsIw ltslL President 'raTr intends tu 1uNvr lhu s4huilun "f thr SI,uIe matter tU the nHnninE nd- nnInlstratiSn, The tInopB wilt haFs lK.r,l lsaen.bipd Hrcuhh anLvAstcn in il verr HESaI f1rIa after Ihn inAuEura- tiun and will br seTHy far any en1er. EvuVy which mighr come up.
 It Ia 1cEhTdcd ,I"1n*t 7s an nbsu- lutc er:r4A InTy. however, thai tui it- VnaSnn Will Ing tI,l"rra IiY inc trmu- cratic H.lrpInisirntioa unIrat, htw 'i"- Ftlnpnsnts rns"c.
 l. iS alsas rUiHtOf nIlt th;It hr d&Hnr- rra tc administration would lIc less l!keiY pn listen to the Fr1HrEfs now tnnIIt. frAM1 dreM Britain that thls rnunIrY iuIerSere- Dn the whole, thA matter ia regarded ux r,Wnt cnucluded. at LesEl rDr the present.
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STEPHENSON WILL
 SAIL MAY OR JUNE

iran enc btcnu5c lhs rStSoAtICh ''" lime is tnteEded rather f"r a. sNarcn alunr the roa at north "f Canadian Ter rttHTy-
 He has arranged r~ rre" "' f"ur' ,ssn men aud will proceed hrst m tne a,-,.c.tor Of Hesschel lEiand CT Prince
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LgoIeLATuRE ApIonHNs
 TO HEAT GOVERNOR
%pueEAI Nugget 8arVl+A

tp.eEAI Nugget 6Ar1i+A
 EAtIEaf, Feb. aT.-In order 10 eheek- Ylato GoyeTnoF Nrcat lhs leEfAlHture has adjourned unfit March 4. The in- tsntinn is tn cnnpel hknA 10 art on ilLe baTt whtch he las xefNsed to canHrnl or %e.c. This EllI must bc acted rpu1 aftst Rre dHys frrm its Daakasc bnt the governur las beaH uHiHk soIAc o1 his friends tn rls Legislature tc n"Et- : pone 4l1s neteRAlty. The adjournment dafeztA thsse et. taets ard puts thu ntatteF ur to Tssi unAf1$.
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ALASKA QUESTION
 IN SUPREME COURT

partIruiar charge agAinar them Is that or AisrrImlnn ting against the zleam- shLp Humboldt which piles in the SaDae waters and which ta owned hy En 'n- dependent cnmQany.
 The grand fury aI .Imneau brought Ll the sudlctnr1lts lAIl the AlAzk% court AnnuIled them,
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susNsI Mua1st Esrsls~

MEXICO CITF. Fe'. :7- llucrtn t-sA crantAd AE hn,nrsty tH all ihr uclkiSe. nnPrdsrE provided l1pt they .ress1t themselves tn Ihr huTitiGs Eithim fifteen :ldY=. Th;e eirP IsI5 Dpen taken. Ec drnJI, ii thrnpilance uhh the reuue% nnie hy tIir United statea EayPTnEl%nt I1'It the iet'ls.rn fn compel ths A1zdarisLs to r:GErIlI 'hcrn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

WARRINGTON. D, c.. Feh. 27.~- rr~sjdrus Taft llalH .iGridAd fiun1Iy fsI l4ayA al.oEcthae tn Ambusnanr VII Ron tho question as tD whether the prnrislon&E government sf Ele%'e" yho-IA he recognized NE the tnited Atdt1H or upl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Patrick land. During the trip he ex- pscIs tn inVesyigzte Ulofr Fully the origin of inc fair haired natives ann o-hcr matters Es believes to nH m- pur ant
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HOSTING cIeT ON
 8 HoLToKE CKEEh

Hays and partners are nov h'IRt- ips iron. the drift an No, IlOlScKe crsck. The ground lIaH not get DsP" blooksd out but inc dirt t[4ng hc's'ea f.. pay gravel, rhs Day streak ie about +r. .ame and no n+E- developments a IA ewrnFtPH.
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OLYMPIA FOR
 ALASKA ROADS
HbuaE OF WASHINGTON LEGla. 4ATuKE SENDS PLEA TO
 VII, ,GCN.
Special huggst esr%lcs-

OLYMPIA, Feb. S7. rt:g houst. nI representatives tnt1uS ii@c1fsd tc acno q formal r~QpAgt rn Woodrow Wilson in fFrar nt con struCt ing railroads in Alaska. This request ~IlI he fDfwart- ed immediately, The upper house is exporrrh in fnlIow Hutl and the aH- ArMpls may a!su be followed by olh@r IcsIsIHIurAh tf The Tsacdhr c1AEt at2tss-
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sC0TT'S WIFE
 HAS ARRIVED
..,,.. nF EXPLORER Wuc FER .urn GOES TO HEAR NEWS
,.l nuaust sarVlos-

....i.I Nuasst ssFVl"s-
 rI, rNCT1N. New HealInd' Feh' ,A I,s, scntl, wife "f the 'hHn VII" L,Aes after ktR j"rrr'i "' l"V sovh Pole. has urrtESa here 7'' "A -'.,r,tcd yhes, shc received the "e~E
 L., husm,nAE friEhttuL fate Hnr ,r, 1, se4larg t,r utI th'' '"rorH''l'"H
 .,.I. rrm tl,e uH,mlnrs 'r th: crew ;, line Te1ra NnFA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
3Pacial Nugget $sFVius.

SPacIat kLenat SSFTiog
 SOFIA. FetL 27.-Tha Turkish gov ernment has siInifsd its readiness L, negotiate oneA more for pruCc on the lMsis ct cedInK Adriaraplr, This tIn1Ahs alr0usi allfeIS the end nf lhs xAr ana the dessrnctloh uG Tua'ksyS pownC un lhc European continent rhs neRa hca buen ferelVC1 herc with every Rhnw at TesHtcinE aa Ih uLany
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krSGiaI kpssut ssrvire.

NEW T0KS, F%i,, "'.- :'.arI:LlS0r. ths eXplOtT, Till sAT rom EsIIIiinH ID NgF nr JunT. har;ng HC"ti-.'i Ill tIa ald n"neaRnfy for Lhr .il1inE nli "r hlH cxpehltim Ilc a';Is frnm q
 Iansdian r1rt raII.rr lLIitI aIi hnr' .
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POET6FF#cE BILL
 FAasEs THE SENATE

spAeizl Nuggst Service
 wAEtIlNaTnN. D. C.. FAh- 2T.- The Erns.o5flce bIll which involves tlle sum nt twn hundred Rnh edKhis .:arte mlllioh intlars passed the sen9ts tn- dAS.
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FLOYD LUDWIG GETS
 uRAEMIC cow uLs'ohs

Flusd I.II%lG hRB tern triEHd wIsh ,raenIc cnurulsIpns aud ia n''" ln HnIv (,rnsh hospital AthuAy ilI. ThF 1ltsck Ia Arc tr lITLRht'B dlsHsSF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
MADER0 F0LL0WE FRS PARD0NED
DIVIDE UPS
 SPLITTING UP HAYWOOD uuSTEp RT BIRDS OF
 4 FEATHER.
:psrisl upqst $AFvtA&-

:psr risl Nugget SsFvAAS.
 lEET YGbilE. I'eh- 27 Haywood, lIt ,nam ~ln' wrs tried ]A murder RnA aru,1Itted, hns rH~ been nusl''d fr"Fh th. executive cnmmiit"r nr thh aoctl'l- ly. orE5tuisn.snn His ullnuIL1z TaA hriught about Iy H FerhIk TtTte LnKeH I.r rhf- hIn'r gentlemen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

We hzxa kssH selling nAaSrtaa in Nsms for shiTtaAn yaarss and aIF huAiAHzs hsH basn increasing sEarT ysar. Thhra Mhua ks reason. Thsrnaf Lah tnhl4n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

hLdfleTE iah threa tsIsiRs attitude nf Rnun6IIa the .hreataniMg attitude nt ElvIngs-
 H is now h1ply believed thai 7Hr- key bad held out In the il0ps tsH' the R1ufnpuiRIP wGrId creRte troubl6 and so draw the armS uf the RSlsAr. tans Frnm. TarkiAh territO<s.
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s0uAW TURNED
 ---"- SOLDIER DOWN

The tw1 anldicra. G-'.-iL REh Ricr' dan, ~hn Wtrt charged wEt.' stealEn~ uarkas from n nAtire "IlrH:Lf1z r@H dence, were held tdAay ana%+r 'I the ErErd jury
 The woman. wHp haS the ahin'nai nans% # Stella. while IT lbF wttnf s;' chair swure that Gfr. GriiIiii mad Aslind her hand Er marriage She tnia hdrt She srurneh his ufreF wish f+rrn ny tpIiirg htTn she ''w1ulnnt Iave Elrl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Cant r7;4a thu bh1s& E& EhP EagiS hall aRturdaY AEaiaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27
TURKS BEATEN AND WILL
 GIVE UP ADRIAN0PLE

tLtlcnr and .thzt peHtr riIi i'e alEnec wItnln < ytiY short time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

We criue arYtkIHs HHd sssTF1hiht so ioh orIntias Iin4 ak Ehs Aunast
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Rubhsr sAsmps made at tin Narnss gagipA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

s,.@.- Ls4asFen. av sssaase crtss
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

THE NEW EAQLE. The htnhs Si straight ~hisksYH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

,,oe per month far tho NnsS't
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Show saturday night, san'a t.lI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

VERA CRUZ, Fc1. sT.-The life ut
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

sT. 4'ETERsEuR0. Fss. 2I.-Tne |
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-17

ossrse and PssNsiRs4 % meA h;a
aaHshtes, vine IL ts-eatef esRsEe here
this faii,
kssl David assssa 6.aes is fs-
PsFtsa'as the name eE tAs LATEST Hsifi=
Real arrival at Paas:HysA, North FART.
ne bslRs the san FseeRtfg fa9FR t8 Az:
ans a4yS: Hea.sss kji4eK: Mr.: E)IasA Is ~
teWa GeilsGe ysaavass Oh '97 and has
|pseR fer ssYls tine iIsts:;ater ~ tae
FFsviRsisi GsttsSA In eaiRs
Fres. eva AEs: i: y: Stsss1 s@s asain
Al thsip hsFae IN SsfN strest afsat sst=
arai waeks 81 rasa,ial spert IN 9a1a=
slihr p47EsaRdlngs in tis sast,
Mrs., GasH dialtssF,af, who has been
visiting fsieRds ana aatattves in this
city fep ths past tWa vesAs, has gone
back to Asp e~1 heHa in Los An
sales,
Invitations are tut In this CITY to the
wedding, taking place In Davenport to-
day. Of Judson R!akely, Of Grinnsll. and
Z2iDs QaMl tMcCool. Of Davenport. The
gfoom IL tho eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs.. a, J, Blakeiy. Of this city.
OF interest to many friends in this
community II tho encouragement which
comes from Pomona, Cal, Of the birth,
Sept. 8, OF q daughter to Mr. and Mrs
John G. Walker.
Judge Jchn Ware, whose home is in
Omaha but who has large fran sew
On miles northwest of Grinnell, has
been here to look after his interests.
NJ. HI Carrot has occupied the farm for
some years.