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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
FEDERAlS REINFORCED
 AND FIND REBELS CONE

h,.ting of d town. The soldiers arc grliirg n. .s, and tlIis manner of s.iIiiripg accounts for their services relieves the commander of a c0nsidcr- operation of his troops in the next bat tie aS once the soldiers have gone through q town there Is nothing left and they urr obliged to move on to ;h"tiI-r in order to provide more loot
 AIr R. F. Dgile, n cuffc planter who has recent. come in from one of tho districts Farther ht'k in Ilic country Siys iiu,t there st,ms In Irc u well or pinizrd system bctwc,'n the r.bci and [, hrnl ,utnln,iirs in his district bv Wi,pk ilur armies "I"r,ie S0 .'s to gel .n,ryihinE that iim rthuitry produces and do mighty little in the way ue lighting. Th" system is this: il rebel will take Il town and hu'd il for several days. collecting what money in. ran and taking what he
 
 word iu tI,, federal '",tlnaiuirr tliat ,r iS ready to mnvc on. At this the government troops attack and after a show or resistance the rebels retreat and thr falcr:lls enter the town and take what is left. Tn some instances this of,eraiIQn k reversed and the fed erals get hrsi whnck at the town and abandon it at the approach of tn" rebel troops. Roth sides rep"rt vic- tories after these flascos atnd the only people who really suffer Iarr the poor villagers between tue lines who DRY both sides and get nothing.
 This snri or fake warfare ims la.'n ::"iiIs on for su,n tiln" and the people uT the Small towns nS well as th. owners of ranches and liacien'ts have suffered t.rrihly from these slcprcia- tiuns. If something is moi dnne son;i tn Ii,t Il stop |" this sort of f,,t. fight in" which Is nothing more than mur der. ripnc and hnting by orgunizr,l bands "r ..utrt,r,s,ls m bath sides. inc ~"uniry will l". absolutely devastated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
EXCITEMENT AT COLON
 OVER PROPHECY

the canal This excitement is con- fined entirely to the Indian and half bread population. The educated Pa mama rians having no part In It. How ever. 1t has been thought best by the authorities to keep sharp look out over the canal in the event that some fanaticai Indian native might take 1t into his head to attempt injury. The old man who took advantage of the recent earth shocks to spread his pI ooogando against the building of the anal has disappeared into the foests. hut tho authorities are searching for him in order that he may n"t spread ,r .rbie In tho interior.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

The fact that the girl will not tai; and that Oelrichs is evidently not tell ing .lll that he knows about the case and the absolute disappearance of the other man leads to the suspicion that there may be good deal more behind the matter that is known at present II is whispered that the other man In the car. whoever he may have been has been on the trail of the millionaire s son for some time and the fact that he was passenger in Oelrichs car would indicate that the latter did not expect trouble. The whole affair is SO far shr'udcd in mystery on account of the ret iscnce of those concerned and the mysterious disappearance of the re- ported other man.
 The police expect to get more infor- mntion from Miss Singleton as soon as Shc has somewhat recovered from the shock and 1t Is expected that some way will he found to make Oelrtchs. wh" k out on bail charged with the stubbing. tell all he knows. Meanwhile the detectives are following all clews that may possibly lead to the identi-
 ication of tho third member of the automobile party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
,pseiai Nugget Service.

Peciat Nu00et oorNtce.
 Albany. Oct. .. The trial of Cover nor Suizcr of New York was adjourn cd this afternoon at the request of tho attorneys for iln ,lrTensc who rc,,uc st cd until Monday next to allow them tn go over tho test imnny given by cer- tain New York brokers in regard ,o some of the governors stock tram sac ions.
 Considerable influence has been given to the test imony of the mem. Der "f New York brokerage house that the Eovrrnor when dealing in the stock market invariably used a number Instead of his own name. That is the account in the hroker's office was not carried on the books as that of William Sulzrr but simply as number Ave hum dred This prevented my but tho members of the firm from knowing who wns trading when orders came In to buy ar sell certain stocks for the ac- count of number Ave hundred. Also when telephoning to the firm the gov ernor never used his name hut simply the number of tho account ns identi- fication. Suizcr's friends cla i'm to sec
 nothing out of the ordinary in this procedure. pointing out that it is quite customary for men who do not want their identity to he disclosed in connection with stock gambling to usr q number or often fictitinus namo
 for their accounts.
 This method of carrying clients on
 the books hy number was fully brought
 out some, years ago when a certain
 large brokerage house failed md upon
 investigation 1t was found that score
 of members of the New York iegisia ture were patrons of the firm and were
 all carried by number or ny some sec
 ret code sign. Therefore 1t is believed
 thnt the fact that Sulxer was operat
 ing under a number instead of hts
 name can have no benring on the cnst
 one way or another.
 While all those interested In the cast
 seem to feel that the governor of New
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
). Q. cocARAN's MOTHER DIES.

Word has leen received by c. j. Lomen of the death of Mfrs. Cochran mother of Q. p. Cochran. of Nome. Mfrr Cochran passed away at eleven thirty yesterday morning at her home in fuka. Kan.
 Mr. Cochran left Nome on the Vic toria some time ago and was fortunat4 enough to reach his mothers home ir time to see her alive. Mir. Cochran will probably return to Nome on thu next Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
vicToRlA's ARRIVAL

It Is expected that the steamship Victoria vii arrive on Nome about live o'clock thix afternoon. On account oi the state of the weather h is probable thai no passengers or freight will ir' landed until the sea goes down. IL was thought that the vessel might ga first to St Michael and then return, to Nome but information from the former place states that the weather conditions there are no better than here and the vessel will probably a walt caImer weather in this port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
COURT NOTES.

The inry trying tllc cHse H Carrie Sang sing. charged with mansla ughter. was instructed by Judge Murane this nrrrinr
 several rllsrs were up for sentence tnhay. hut they wer, srt over until Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
MYSTERY In STAbBInG
 0EhRIChS WON'T TALK

ln'tantly admitted that there was an ether man in the ear during part If ii" ride ;tt lclst and it was gathered ...hn what she admitted that there was n light between young Oclrichs an ] inis "fhcr mln. What the nature of ,,h' quarrel was and who the other nu'n was Miss Singleton positively
 r,fus'd to devulge. From her reticencc Il. ''f;;r'i t" all thu, happened in tho .s'i l"'rore ihe stabhing it is surmisei lint u'.lriths may have had some req son r,r jealousy and il is believed thu. tl, ,ti.i. may have been sta bbed by ."'thi Ct during a fight between the
 uin. men. This k somewhat born .ru l,y .hr ftct that the r;lr did rvi-
 I,HiiN Srt "ut uf the control of Oel- .':rls vl" iylnits that he was driving n the time. and after jumping II small .turh al ih, side of the road brought uii ,i.iiiGst a tree. This also accounts for iIc hrnk,n windshield and may .tiitr lrn lic cause of throwing th" A -HGI: w"rinI through ihc glass IS ,a.lrnhs states happened. However. ' lS kn"wn that thcr, arc no cuts on :h.. Sirl'S face ar hands which would n,"r" thnn likely he in evidence Ina l sh been thrown through Inc shield.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
ER's KINDNESS
 BRINGS GIRL FORTUNE
Special Nugget Service.


 New York. Oct. 2. Herman wrnn- know. banker and real estate operator. who died on November 3n. 1910. hij m estate valued at SI1S.51S. X iax nppra iser's report to this effect was filed yesterday In the hall of records.
 Wronknow hcdueathcd II life ints'rcs. tn $635.212 to his wife. Mrs Srren Wrinknow. After her death Miss Maudc E. Hewitt. daughter m t:iijah $. Hewitt. is to have tho remainder. Mr. Wronknow explained in his will that he loft this large hcducsi io Mss Hewitt. together with Il $.i.O0n h'. quest during tho life of Mrs. Wrnn- know. in return f"r acts of kindness performed for him ly Miss Ilrwitt's father.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
JAPAN ASPIRING
 TO CONT TR0L WORLD

,i,i I.r,i ihry need moi l.' taken sr:- t.ri<lA hy Inc world as they are n' ,nn!.. iIiu sentiment "f Japan than are ti,c nc'.r" lyuchInes in Amcrirn and "xl rrssiur of Inc beliefs nf ih" wh"" Ito,ilr. Thr man is lvowc,il, an anar. ,,ijSi amt Il is his business t0 mak" ;,s uiIt'h trouble for the government as insSiilc.
 %.N,rtlIrlcss lh,.s, charges nf the tV.S,i!pr may ln' taken hy the whit'' Ilccs as q straw showing which wa: Ii.. wind is blowing in the litth' cmi'ir' that inspires to culirui Asia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
....;,I Nugget Service.

s.soi.I Nugget Service.
 ,,.. York. oct. 2. The lawyers. l"'- ito. and private detectives i'N's'ig'- ,,,s the charges against y""nn Her
 oeIrirj,s. charged with stai.flii': x,.s Singleton. hrs e"nl.'h'"n in "s' ,.tomobiIe yesterday. have run ."l' .,.inst a ston" wall.
 If came to light today iii;t If"r" w's |. third person in h" cnr wi" iS sii''I ,o he we'll known y't'ng university man. Oelrirhs himself will not give ..x details as io wi,ut happened in tho ear except to r'il'r,'" thai ''"r" w'' ., accident and thai llr grl was ,h,ovn through tlr windshield siis- taiaIng the cut in h"' breast '' '"s r,anuer. This story "r llL' windFhi"'' ,s In part born out h! wl.,' x iin.'w ' of the nature "f thr y"'lhis w''intiiS ,roands whi,,i ;tr, said iu To. ,:tl;giHt ru,s more liAriN [" h, matt !,N hr"l>,n glass than hS lh" sh,ri' I"i,n '1 4 hntfe.
 10 eontrv,u this s,Ipl,,siti"n ni tu uindshield K IiU statement uT lite -:Hi herself whu maintains that sh" wa- stabbed by u.irths afi"r 4 .t.L'rre' over another man. Miss SinSitt"u, when pressed hy the lWy, IF to'l:iy. ''-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome. Alaska. Oct. ?. tai3. 1'.mmruurc Max. q. Min. 2a imrnmctcr 3a.1a inches. Weather. Cloudy. Wind East. aa miles i,cr hour. I'r,ripitat hn- 10 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
JAPAN WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD
SECRETARY
 LEAVES FRISCO
Special Nugget Service.

San Francisco. oct. s.-secrtasS of the Interior Lane. who Aas been i'll here ever since his coll3pse ~on the stand while reviewing . parade has sufiiciently recovered todAy to leave for Washington. secretatY Lane was accompanied by his wife and brother. His private secretary wasl also one of the party.
 The party started Eaa over the Denver and Rio Grand sailroad and expects to reach ,l'. cap'ta next Mon- day evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

'rl,r undersigned wishes to extend hi. heartfelt thanks to all Wi" kindly tn him In time of distress
 CARLO METJ.ANA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
.. .. coRwiN.

The ssssmsr csrwia will sail fer kss.sbus Sound and al way perts, saturday. oeAsbsr @th at 2. m. Fer freight and passass apply the kstsssus Trading . 1rsnspsrta' tisN C., next Lsmsa 0res. otudis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

The Victoria brInss us large chip msnt of msats. The quality and prices are the very best. Phone Black fo2 uniep Meat Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
MINING MEN BUSINESS MEN

' The Nusost Mining and orsds- . ' ing Edition will hs issued about [ : October IS, 1913. snd 1t will U : z more complete than ever. Dent : . fail to get in touch with t and :
 . help advertise Noms. !
 q 7
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

Eagle hall roadhouss wilt De safe p'aes d the storm. keeps up. The Stampede.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

EaqIe hall roadhouse will be safe place # the storm keeps up. The Stampede.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
CARD OF THANKS.

Sat, ball. adm. SI.5o. ladies free.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

Bali Eagle hall. Saturday night:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
MINERS. sTAMpEoERs

Meeting at Eagle hall Roadhouss October 1tth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03

Ball Eagle hall, Saturday night.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

meita," 'Sa reippoaSH otti bdn 3D.
Fin Ia meni uloS.
2ofonainen tuntt fului e~nnentuin
Su1anna tuli tafaiTin = Iuuri ruofa'
nppit t~ainaloSfo. ,Se oil erd6n 81
b6iIen Iemmitfilintu. Woiifo arma'
ia mita bdn minuae antoi2"
,2entieS fpmmenen martfaa."
vGnemm6n tofi."
r3enties fafiitpmmentd MARTHA"
r9ofonaista piiFfpmmentd MARI
faa."
.WWifnmmentd marffaa!" bur
babt Nefta "a fppneleet tulwebtimat
bdnen TiImistadn. meansetfaamme
p~olmiuemme fiitdmddn Sumolaa.
Sanoinban Fnuue, ettd bdn ldbet
tad nellie ruofaa, fun main leipt'
tamme liinan p5pbaue! Wiiifpm'
menta MARTHA! MiatteleppaS fta!N
vglntafoon Serra minnlle anteeff
epdusfoni", ionoi S%uianna pppbfi.
en- TlmianId. Sitte awaii bdn npp'
tinIa ia otti IieItd leipdd Ia libaa
pSpbane. nSerra on ldbettdnpt neil.
lie leipdd ia libaa, mutta tdud fertaa
teltaiIen forpin mufana", ianoi GU
Ianna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

Siup buubabh ban, ia polio
rienlt bdnen IuofIeen. pittu Bessie.
mt, ionoi bdn fitten. !San torttui lac
ten fdfiin ia lauiui: Gama on Ie bp
nd mics, ioua OF ne faifti pienei
poiat Ia ipiSt boibosIaan. OIen TIL.
foiuut SumoIaa teibdn ebestdnne, ia
mt on Sumala Iabettanpt bdnet tan.
ne ottamoon teibat buoStaanIa, Ff5i
tunnes poranen.
annotn muutaman naiSapulaiIeni
ionfun aian fdpbd autiamasIa tdtd
noimoa Ia lapIia, Fumes onnistuin
laomaan dioin iairasbuoneeieen.
Wo, 8iup, miia minmn on teb
tdwd tnuotieni pbtd bywafF fuin Ie
ftlttt berro9 Mnnanfo Rnuue fiuinsin
maj otanfo iinut mufaani lastenfo,
tiinW 9iup oil fabben maibeepa,
m'itta BesIie oil 10 tebnpt malinian.
Ia. pdn rienTi luofIeni ia LASH pie.
men fdtenid minun fdieeni. 8iup lau
tut fatfonoiIeSti: sos diti oil ter
meend, Nloin mieluummin ottaiIin
ttuin9in, mutto - mt taboon fen
fioan lula mufaanne.
Gdmd on tertomuS Iiit6 ,miten 9iI
lp ia Bessie mlimat toto mailman
luurimman perbeen idIenifT, iud pm
beena oIewasIa fooisIa oil $3.50
idlentd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12
SGimG Haamin elGnGst1.

paatpin Ioirauben pabeneminen
fuulun iobtuWan fitd, ettei ban ole
lddfdrin febotufieSta Iuopunut ia.
mauiieSta tpbidriesiptIestaan, Wait'
Ia ban on ollut iairaS. Sama piirre
on ominoinen paamin luonteeue.
NIB on alma ouut bdneue eIinebto.
Sertueptenid pditpind OH ban iGr'
fdhtdmdti6masti iuorittanut tebtd.
mGnI6.
Sun Ypbdn pietarin 25S:S i6lfe'
ldinen multi Yatitaniin, noubatti
bdn iamaa ptIinfertoiSta ia fobtuul
liSta eldmantapaa tuin aitaiIemmin
Fin. ppbd lid OH Dina nonSIut al
%faiIeen muotselta. 8lo +, feI6ud oi'
failemminfin, on bdn rpbtpnpt toi'
meenla. Yuteutumiieen ei ban foS'
tdon ole tarpinnut ioiSten opua.
Sdn ottaa efin rufouSfiriania ia
l6btee beti aomut6melple puutorboi.
bin ia 9aleroibin. 2Io 6 lutee ban
mesiun, iosia toimitutIeSIa bdntd
amuStamot bdnen pfiitpiSIibteerinId
ia tfappaiaiIenIa. Etmd aitainen
meSIu OH Hooman bienoien naiSten
ftuIanfappale. Siad beiban tdptpp
nouSia plDS 10 Flo 4 aamuua enndt.
tadtleeu Fiben. Saapumista mes
luun or taaS manboiSta aioista pi
oettp bienolen naisten melpouiIuu'
tena. WieSIun idlfeen paani lab
tee IuurutIelle Datitaanin tolman.
neSla ferrofiesia %olefuaan rmofoia'
lin. pooetoaitoino tuuluu aamiai'
Teen maito ia fobpi, muina aitoino
pelttGd l6mmintd maitoa. @nnen
tpanbaon olipat paanin fIaret pp.
b6n pelienI6 fansIa oamiaiIellu.
mutta npttemmin or beiban t6ptpnpt
fitd luopua.
gpain lpbpen oian fdptti paafpi
tdbdn rperbe elamddn". pian bdn
taoS on fdmelemdeId rufoustiria
tabeSId la mieiti taiftia a%fioita. 8lo
s aStuu ban tpDbuoneeIeenia, iofa
on ioiIeSIa ferrotlesia. postin, ion'
fa funinfaallinen poSiiloitoS Iuo'
raan ldbettdd 0atfaaniin, tobtoo
paafpi life Iilmdild ldpi, woiffa fir'
ieita maiiin %Iaapuufin moboottomat
mSSrat. Sanen fbteerinid autaiiee
tiriefuoret Ia oientaa RIdubn paa'
pile. Yaami Ell fdptd monta lefun'
tia firieiben lufemiIeen. 2ulotiena
on, etta niiSid mnutamat aietetaan
buoleuileSh Ipriddn, FUN taaS toilet
miSfataan poperiforiin.
RIo 0 on faitti malmista. TamSn
ialteen eTitelddn idbfDIonomot, ID.
behildiben nootit ia b~enseuiiet aliot.
Rlo puoli IL idlfeen ottaa paapi
maStaan farbinaaleia Ia muita for'
feita firfon mirfamiebid
Siiten altaa pubeinepd6ipn oifa.
MdardtpSId idrieStptIeSId Iaapuipat
ppbdn iIdn eteen matfuStelepot pits
pat, paltiomiebet ia mrut fuoIewai'
let, joiua on onut onni iaaba an.
oiensF. 2reitfalaiien idlfeen ieuraa
puolalainen, amerifoIoinen, Iotialai'
men |. n. e. Sdmdn idlfeen pddIee
ibmiIia rpbmittdin paowin pateiue,
part tolme fe~rraloan.
padaterianIa nauttii paawi Fibtee'
rinia Ieurasia. Wddraps, ettd poa'
min iulee ipSbd pffin, Ct endd ole
! moimacIa. pdiwduiIen idlfeen Ieu'
raa taos tdmelprettt. 3lo pnoli 6
italia paopi poloa tp1buoneeieenia
ia ottod field mostaan oiteouStoi.
ia. 2~p5pDpodn ddrestd bdn poiS.
thu Rio puoIi 10.
2uufin pdim6n p6ditpeSid %firioit.
too ban ba~tpointonIa muistiin eri.
foiIeen firiaon.
Suauiien uautituoan ia hiethiaan
rufoutSen paneutm ban clio 10 NUT
fumaan. Srddn fappolaiiSta thlee
maaia bdnen tpiereSf6dn. ,SoS Iat.
tuiTin dffid IoiroShmaan@ = on
paami l%auiunut = zen iabbo fuoua
uSfoRnon IobbututIetta.@
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12

3iri. iri Z. :. 8arnaroo.

3iri. tri Z. :. 8arnaroo.
oil pinned la folea IppSfuun lite
la Iataa tibuutteli bienosti. 3plm6
2ontoon.Iumu ia lifa fabuiua tee
fdmelpni i%otleenfin WaStenmieIiIetf
Olin iuuri mloSIa muutamaSta TO-
foutiesta ia mietisfelin fielIa tar'
feistd fpIpmpfistd pioettpid festuS'
teluia giotutfini ipwentpneend hnS'
Elm buomaTinfaan, etta beitfo mo'
piIema didn't alfoi fuulua formiini;
r9uluitfuia berra! Sstafaa hlitif'
fuio!"
26nelin eoelleen, mutta Jana ddni
funIui pbd forwiini: raafR laatit'
toa puolela pennpu6! SSiofoa Der
ra! - Woimpa antaa ieild folme
laatiffoa, muita fuoin anIaitIen pc
rim m6bdn."
Ypidbopin. ia ebeSIdni oil Cons
tpoSIa martin iamauinen ndfp. vie.
reIdni ieiloi pieni fotumppsfenteliid,
Imam fenfid Ia inffia, ialat IifaiTino
ia maatteinn repaleinen tafti ia RTE.
findiIet boulut. Eatfi ia bomiut aino'
astaan olinot bdnen perbononla ia
teeeia ia iadtdmdsId IumuSla. pieni
bat,u oil t~oiieIla formaaiIeIla, iofa
tefi biufan bulunfuriIen maifumtien
la oil iprtfand maStafobtana poian
I~uruuiIeIe foiieele. Sdn ndptti mie-
lestini oleman noin pboetIdn muo'
ben manba, maitfa bdnen marta
lonIa oil norIin pieni.
- Sletto laannt> polion mppbptTl
tdnddns fpipin mind. Sdn puriSti
pdataan.
- 8umIi laatiffoa ei ole palion. vi
noaStaon folme pmolen pennpn ra'
baa, Iiind faiffi.
- aufa on ldbettdnpt Vnnt mpp'
madn9
- SlHi.
= Wliten ~Iaattaa aiiiIi ldbeitdd r.
nunIaiIeIi pienen roufan tabule3
- !Sdn ei taiba Tiue mitddn, bdu
OF buonona iairaona.
- Wlisid bdn on?
- 2otona.
- Snfo muitafin fptona3
= On 8esIie,
= 3uinfa manba bdn on?
Gn iebd, mutta bdn on minuo
palion pienempi.
= Mniaitietfo poIion rabao9
= SosfuS Fun Iattuu onneSia
maan.
= SnfoS omit uIein mp6tdinen r
Mule?
= 81 ole, mutta ellen oil mimaIe
tobeuafin bpnd omit.
- 3uinfa niin2
- Sirwedn pstdmduinen mics tn
II luofieni la Ianoi: ~9dStd laat poi
%tarauffa!" So Min anioi bdn minnl
lie fofonaiien fiuinsin. Sdn oil bir
medn filtti berro! GitSs DILUTE
&c aanenIdmp, iola ndmdt Jana
%IauIuttiin, %Iaottoi minut oiatieIemaai
ettd tuon filtin berran eIimerffia Fen
ties oil I%euratta,pa.
= WlisId aiuu ditif3 tpipin mini
ebeneen.
= 9annertabuIa no. 30, oil mas
tauS.
= Siefin bpmin, miSId 8annerto
tn oil; ainooStaon fpmmenen minuu
tin NATHAN pddsId Ritd.
= 9ule mutaan, Ionoin mind, min
. menemme dtttf luo. Wtind olen Id
fdri, Ia fenties fabian iebba bdne
terweetR.
pienofoinen fuIfi reippaosi tpie
rendnt, Ia bdnen fieIenId fdwi ebtl
miIeen. Wli0oin ferioi bdn ionfui
! bouSfan IeitfoiIun, miIOin ioos ion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-12
e %nglanninkielen taito
tulee yha tarkeammaksi tassa maassa.

Ensi elokuussa astuu Californian vahiossa voimaan lai, ,joka kiel-
taa maanomistus okeuden muilta kuhn Yhdysvaltain kansalaisita.
Muissakin valtoissa on sauna laki harkinnan alaisena. ia kansalaiseksi
paasemisessa tas vaaditaan yha enemman englanninkielen taitoa ia
maan yhteskunnalisten laitosten tuntemista.
Me voimme opettaa kenen tahansa taydellisesti puhumaan, luke
maan ia kIjoittamaan enganninkelta lyhyessa aiassa kirievaihdonS
kautta. Enganninkieen kurssien yhteydessa annamme imaiseksi kurs-
sin maan kansalaiseksi paasemisen tutkntoa varten. Kansalistuttamis
tntkinnossa on taman kurssn suoittaneile olut kylhksi kun ovat nayt-
lancet meidan todistustamme tuomarle. Alkaa vivytelkaa viimeiseen
hetkeen asst, vaan kirjoiuakaa nellie taman luettuanne saadaksenne
seosukset kursseistamme seka eduista, ioita olemme nyt tilaisuudessa
tauoamaan.
National Schoo! of Correspondence,
P. o. Box 1O7, CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-30
Defense Claims Wren Never
Had Receipt Found by
KirkWOOd
ARGUMENTS TO BE
MADE WEDNESDAY
Opinion That State Has Not Made Out
Strong Case-Wren Said to Have
Expected Ride with Hamilton-Jury
Had Pleasure Trip Yesterday.
Especial to The Reformer.)

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before time for The Reformer forms
to close. Up to short time before
court opened Wren 5 senior counsel, Jo-
seph Madden, did not expect to call the
respondent until tomorrow morning
but the ease progressed 50 rapidlv thai
if seemed adyisaLIr 70 nut him on thn
stand This afternoon
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EX- GOV. BARSTOW.
Died at His Home in shelbume Sat
urday at the Age of 81.

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