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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-10
ENVER BEY Ar SAN STEFAN0
At Head of 10000 Troops to
Check Disloyal Forces.

London. March ia CoIstautiuoplr
dispatch To- THE Morning Iost" saws
that Enyer Beg is 40 san S;,fauo with
2o,oD troops 10 check tine rossib,, advance
on Constantinoplc Of the Tchataldja
forces. whose loyalty 10 IN, government
/ is doubtful. Violent snowstorms stu hin
der military operations
The Greek losses in the cartu:e of "a
nina. according to a dispatch 90 The
Daily Telegraph" are estimated at 500
The Epirus campaign. now ended. has
| cost the Greeks l5.po men. killed and
wounded.
In an interview Essad Pacha. who com
manded the Turkish forces at Yanina.
said that he had resisted until he consid-
cred further resistance madness lie had
little ammunition LETT. Ills lossce during
the four months siege numbered $50
4 dispatch to The Times from Yanina
says that the Greek army is in better
condition than il was at the time of the
surrender Of Salonica This is due 10 the
excellent transport and commissariat
service between Prcveza and the front
The Turkish army in Yanina was not on
the point Of starvation. All its -four and
sugar were exhausted. bat there was
plenty Of meat and maize. 50 there could
not have been great suffering i'm the
town.
\ Saonica dispatch 10 the same paper
SAYS that five transports. with FIVE thou
sand SerVian troops. sailed on Friday for
San Giovanni iii Medua. This is the first
detachment Of an army Of $500 men dcs-
Ia. al md
Scutari
Athens March 9-Omcial dispatches re-
cord the continued enthusiasm of the in
habitants of Yanina for tine Greeks II Is
said that when The white ilag was hoistcI
on the Turkish forts the Greek officers
aware of the privations of the Turkish
officers. sent them all the bread cheese
and timed meats they had The Turks
greatly touched sent through officers a
message of gratitude and thanks.
The Greeks have occupied Paramythia.
i'm Epirus. thirty miles TO the southwest
OF Yanira. and Marcarti, near by. The
Crown Prince in message from Yanina
SAYS that the Greek forces will concen-
trate at Paramythia
Constantirople. March s<An official
communication issued to-day says that
fine allies bombardcd Adrlanople on
rhrrsday and Friday. the Turkish forts
replying. Saturday was quiet
on Thursday at Rulair the Turkish ar
tlleIy effectively attacked battalion
of the enemy which was advancing, In
Gictlnc considerable losses. The follow
Ing DAY the enemy fired on the Turkish
cruiser Torgut Refs which replied and
silcnced their batteries.
M IS reported quiet at tcha'aldJa only
q few newspapers mention the fall Of Va
nina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-10
MEXICAN REVOLT
GROWING RAPIDLY
MaderO Men in Force Near Bor-
der Towns and Huerta'S Of
fiCers Wrangle Bitterly.
ANARCHY IN Aqua PRIETA
Americans and Best Citizens
Leave for United States
Sonora Fully Controlled
by the Rebels.

Oouglas Aviz.. Ma"cn -f.ncamped
within st liking distance of several impor-
tsnt border towns. the $500 constitution
aiist troops rested on their arms to-day
while instructions among federal garri-
sons strengthened the rebel forces No
word has come from Nacozar.. south of
here. where a fierce battle Nascd all yes
isrday. and il is not known what the re-
suit has been. The last word received
from the besicged city was f:nm the telc-
graph operator. who flashed TOO hot for
me here" and left his key just before all
wires between Douglas ana Nacozari were
cut
Open revolt and scenes of disorder have
occurred among the go federal defenders
OF Aqua Pricta. and the military officials
there to-day gave warning TO all Ameri-
cans TO leave. To-day the best citizens
OF Acua Prieta fed 10 Douglas while the
drunken and rebelliouS soldiers paradcd
the streets crying "Niva Madero," "Niva
,Nlaytenoraii and "Niva Daz.' Brawls
between politically estranged companions
in arms added 10 the confusion and ter
ror III the town.
Dcsertions among the federal soldiers at
BY the federals. were reported here to-
day, and though orders were received by
the commander OF that garrison 10 move
against Hermosllo with his full force in
stantly no move has been made by them
\ message received at Nogales to-day
from Mexico City states that another
division Of troopers. numbering two thou
sand has started its march against Her
mosllo.
Mobilization OF rebel troops began last
night and continued through to-day. At
Magdalena one thousand new recruits or
ganized and are now ready 10 take the
field The state troops commandeered
trains for use in transportation of insur-
gent troops. The state troop paymaster
is paving the railroad men.
Last night the soldiers of the rebellion
burned bridges on the Southern Pacific
70 within thirty-fve miles Of Nogales on
the Arizona line. and three bridges on
the branch running to the American min
ing centre at Cananea.
The insurgents are in complete control
Of Sonora. and declare they will be able
10 check any advance made against them
by the Huerta forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-10

Commencing This day, Monday,
March 10th, B. Altman & co.
will make to order, i'm Worlkro0ms
specially reserved ON the prem
Uses, Women's Evening and
Afternoon Dresses of Silk Crepe
de Chime at S57.UO
rlodes end materials will be displayed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09

Fresh from the Bakery and wrapped
in sanitary tissue. HOLMES HOME
MADE MILK BREAD is the ideal food.
our delivery wagons call ayerywhere.
10c and 20c each. HOLMES BAKERY,
lo7 Street. Phone NJ. 4537.
The Driiiery, Only School In the City
teaching Rittman and Gregg Stenography.
Telegraph. and all Civil Service Courses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09
OPENING EXERCISES Of
6. WI. COMMENCEMENT
Rev. Charles H. Dedd, Of Baltimore,
breaches the Baeealaureate
Sermon.
LIFE Is SACRED

Rev. DR.. Charles II. Dodd, pastor of
the Eutaw Place Baptist Church of Balti-
more, preached the baccaulaureate ser
mon to members of the graduating class
of George Washington University at the
Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth. and H
Streets Northwest, yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Dodd spoke upon the ''Saeredness of
Earthly Life" The earth. he told the
graduates, is good. and is the appointed
place of mans blessedness. Human bless
ings, present and future, have their roots
In this earth, he said, and its goods, SUCH
as riches, fame and high position, are
real goods and do not necessarily carry
ought of evil with them.
THE laws underlying the universe are
laws of God, and II is comforting knowl-
edge to realize that, in It's widest sense.
the world is mainly right Those who
live in the order of the world. find their
blessings in the earth. Those who live
contrary to this order. are broken.
.Individualism Is the nature of youth.
It is hard for the youth to recognize that
IL is a part in the great whole. but this
truth should be recognized Ito rightly live.
God fills the earth. and. in determining
the course of his life, one must choose
the highest good. God. first, and not ex-
pect to work his way through lesser
goods-as is taught by writers on ethics
to the supreme good. Each must choose
the greatest first Must begin by choos-
ing God, and then recognition of the
sacredness Of life must follow
DR. Dodd told his hearers how, owing
to errors of judgment and shortcomings
Of heart in the church IN times past, the
divorce of the practical world and religion
was brought about until now the religious
and secular world stand in sharp con-
trast to each other without understand
ing of their Internationally.
He told the graduates that the great
question of the present is: How shall
the church reconquer the world that has
been lost to it?' He explained that the
world and church must go back to the
beginning and think sacred thought all
over again until realization is reached
that there are no such proper divisions
in life as sacred and secular. but that
all life is sacred. He ended:
Il summon you young men and women
to take this world as a sacred world, for
such, to its core. it is. Tremble lest you
take it otherwise"
Rev. Samuel H. Greene. pastor of the
Calvary Church. delivered the invoca-
ton. With Drs. Greene and Dodd. Ad-
miral Stockton, president OF George
Washington University. and John B.
Larner. member of the Board OF Educa-
ton. sat on either side of the pulpit.
Candidates for degrees. members of the
faculties. and trustees of the university
were among the congregation. The SER
mon was the first of the exercises of
commencement.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09

Made only of the finest i'm
ported Belgian Linens.
We are carrying an unusual
assortment of exquisite de-
signs in these goods. This is
where quality counts-where
every pattern is marked at
just what il is worth-and
sold at the most reasonable
price.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09
COLLEGE ALUMNI TO MEET.
Gon.aga Graduates to Elect 0m-
GERS Tonight.

The annual meeting Of the Gonzaga
College Alumni Association will be held
this evening in, the new conzaga Collesc
building. The election Of officers will be
by an informal smoker.
At a recent dinner Of the officers Of
the association an extension committee
was formed from the following gentle
men: Nicholas H. Shea. James F. Null
LAZY, DIR. AJohn. ]. .Madigan; j. Henry
Hegarty. Daniel o'C., Callaghan, Charles
L. Ferry, Leo A Rover, Clarence F.
Donohue, and p. s. Madigan. Rosa F.
was elected chairman. Previous
to the alumni business meeting the an
nual election contest of the high school
department OF Gonzasa College will take
place in the college hall.
The commencement exercises of Con-
zaga College will be held on June II.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09
From Judge.

From Judge.
Col Lector-Tm very proud of that
sunff box. / picked it up in Paris.
Ingenue-How very interesting. This
must be the dent 1t got when the
owner dropped it.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09
Shocking q Connoisaeur.

Hiring Bridal Carriages q Speciality.
0owney's Stables, 1920 l. st. Reasonable.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-09
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Geological Park. Chevy Chase. the Countr,
Clubs and Kensington. Cars from Fifteenth anc
New York Avenue every quarter hour
Steamer Charles Manchester leaves from foot o,
Seventh Street Southwest fos Mount Vernon. homs
ard tomb Of Washington. daily. except Sunday, II
10 q. m. and 80 .. N. daily. -
Norfolk and Washington steamboat. COMPANY :,
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Pon,
Comfort and Norfolk daily at SIS .. m
To Chevy Chase Lakc-Cars from Fifteenth
Street and New York Avenue every quarter hour.
Marine Band music and dancing every evening
To Great Fals-W ashinEton and Old Dominion
Railroad car eTsry few minutes from Thirty-si1th
and II Streets.
cars every hour the hour from 10 Q. N. to n N
last car. Station. Twelfth Street and Pennsyisania
Avenue.
Steamer st. Johns leaves foot Of Seventh Street
Wharf for forty-mie moonlight trip every evening
except Sunday at y. m.
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ONE MILLION
 FOR VICTIMS
CrMnREB6 GIVES AID TO THOSE
 WASHED CUT lN OHIO.
Special Mu1p4t sArvioa.

Special Musast sArviea.
 WAsI1INdToN. Jan zS.-Ccngress today appropriated the sEm et onH million dollars for Una Tsiief Ut iho8a who HuHerod from the floods of inc cAtD liver. The lussca tn z11e nt the people were dlkastrousr Many Icat their houass altogether. Sons 9t theht houses we+e Ftonted away h the cuTrcnt with itoMEEhuLd EoodE and all for 1ialahcsS of hundreds Of raiIes. Cattle ;n EreAt npIEnhNrs weTs druwIed and damage of many nlhrr RIHdH waE 1ndictc& all over the rHrH- try.
 Although tue an1nunl appropriated &ill relieve rArGh alifsrinH II can only Eo q sunall part of the way h fnakIng np for the total IqqhoA-
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perO ct tnrss. HainuteE after 9 o'rlOsE this morning.
 .rhEe6 M;nutaa IatUr I1l,n IphnB1ha 1 nyerz hit the trail ~1ih tnc nwnr1- at'ths handle barA
 Nsxl DtnA EaztauEh lehlnH Alec IfOIMHen's EwIfI tWelve. and At DIE Altvn'S thHnderboItA wrn Jpe sler:- dnn 1D to1k up the rnnnirs-
 HlatclTford mEar Nome river In the sDLen6ld tina Or eIcvsn r1trutea. JohnzpiI rnads HaAtlnEs n +4 u1In . utes which ia eEartsy the saIIle tlmt taken tnr the sSFns run iast y'eAr. The traEls were not Fs E0od this siTne and the weather Ia 90 cold that tho work ncn% rod'U ts regarded aA bAt- ter thnn that ln Ihe Derby preceding.
 Cape Nome wzR rnada by Johnson
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John Johnson wun Ihei SplomOt T'erhy ,oaay nnsaInE lhr WSAntH< DoE at l3 minutes Rnd s0 ascCuE1 after o'clock. s"n M.:LKilE inc IOuFtsy ia hours minute una ss sbeo4ds or Il h11nutes aHh IS aeaands 65e4nd th' Iitre tttade last year.
 BlRcchfrrI cnmc trI -secsnd. hut WA' several minutes behind >I1hA ~inrar. Sheldon with rhs AIl4fAt toe" and EastarEh !EitH tAe :. H nseh trsn were .tLtsh tnssyhcr hIE9 pretty well .hehinA. =. ':
 JnhIBn Hpt only ven F1c racs but ne alsp g.r& Ehe prIxr f,T thc ASt+H' tin" to Solomon.
 Percy Eiatchfcrd sar @~ss with uinA dGks when the 1percuEy w1H ranging around % dlKr-es below
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CROSsES|>ALPS EYE MINUTES
AVIATOR MAKES MOST Ex1AA ORDINARY FLIGHT iN
 EUROPE.
Nugget arseis1 atSSieA

Nugget arseis1 aASSieA GENEVA. Jon- 25-A new era Ia aris sion waa started today when Eielo.ucri crossed tbe Alps In rV' mInuiAA
 lie slorted rom sTitserIabd HHa randutf aSoiy 1n ttnly zfteF keeping ,It, ! gpced that WAS trrncnAons. He RAyk that inc experience Of ny'n9 over inc nwful crags end ehaarns "' the sraar r1ournIhs wzs ope thai might well unnArVs any man. Thi tourney made by hinr in I've minutes ts the enc which hlade thN Earne d TJauuitIaI famous for centuries.
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fUeENE DEBS IS X PRISONER
 1.-THE HANDS OF POLICE

Sineu thakH tr1slE took pIncf Ehe authorities have been probing Into thC circumstances connected %Itn sha disappearance of many nf thosa wlt-
 Wcss,a hnA several fAc:s rnintrh 10 the probable responsibility of ncpa. Further LIIv*sI IG;A tsnn is said fD have rrsrlIrh in tse serHrlnG nE Urnafs 1f hts ouipabliiy and tho authorities
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c0NST ANT|M0PlE IS NOW
 ASTATE OF SIEGE

t1te utG regime are being nlah de con staufly and tht Strr4+R of ths +iIy AEr ens seethIng ma Aes of mcH driven nlmoar to ntAnIH by the raGr Hg.sLnst elIe AllleH and their own w+Sksr c0nntTYhRn. All lhat Turkey nHrds now is some gres.t leader. The peo- p's Ar4 ready far Anything and the renewal of thA wur will m4an blpua- scr. Anf Ereater lighting ttra1 ever,
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that tha SnA@Kea rU" made agAinHt hisn have crrated e. nation wide sersatlon.
 He is retired tHainr KsneTAl df tnF regular army And los' A IcG d: the battle of rlertysbOTg. He WAS al one tii,ts ascrstNrx ID; tho AmT'ean lexa1IOh at LcHdpnr anh was tuttsd 7tss<s<s, naniS<eI on Spain ftont isss Id 1s51.
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are I,artlrulnrly hopeful ot lhe r'A- Auna tII IIllnOIA W3omI1gt New ElampsEhrE nhd West TlFKiTiia and any unC ot the d0m0crut sAnGLur$ iR willing h bet that they will hold Inc sAnztorInl TnnIHrLLg Tlien the whNls thing is pNer.
 At prcssnt 1t wonId bC really very Hlihcutt to guess the outcome Nt the
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GENERAL DIAz NOW
 IN PEN|TENT|ARY

Aftcr the attempt to overthrow '-s 7iadero goveThfMent.
 Many had thonkht aIR9 Lhat at SyNa sAcre.Iy executed attcr' hls faH nre to hold Fcrn Cruz, hut all SIEl opinions nrc now prnvsu to be #ith- uur foundation.
 An ar1nisticc hnA roy been aETee5 up0h between Lht government End the rsvoluEontHrs. Thia ArmIst!se will last Ave days and hAs BerH agreed upon for the nlrrpHE of atH- rpAHng terma of peace. ThA hGr9 i1 seuGrul that sdt1e permanent ar- f'auEennent ~itl bR trnud possible
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Rure that ho mistake waR being made
 It DcbS hrmself h6S nIado any slaienteRt following ais nrrc@t it has net been EIven uuI. He Ra.hnItted aWicSiy whaA the police sent lu pLaCC hIm h custody tnIJ hlm the 1blect of ehelr riaIt. II uaAy he that Ns will k- reHasrh on buinfs immediately.
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GENERAL CHARGED
 WITH LARGE EDABEzzLEMENT

lI4 WaH A nl@mher' nr ennktess fTnTM 1857 to 1861. During tI'e wer he sErvud ep colenE' and mAj0r EeNsrAI' :and WAz iIl command ar the military department If the S9ulh In 1855.
 IIIa embezxlsneRt had htf1n sIH- pected tnT sqruE lime hui n%lne tn :l,IA SpIenuIu rsoord tl tho past hI" arrest has beeh noAiuorcI tn the iast naaHAhL-
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Ell0cnATS NOW HOLD
 HALF THE SENATE SEATS

na%arions Ir cunlc. TIE republicans .tre by no means Inrilned to ca1rcsda a muiutiIr to tlrEIr oppnnAIts aud riuI,y nt them are. just AH z's+e nf rYenLup1 victory .ts ar< the cthcFB.
 Quite lime may se Hp<e1t In learning the final reRuH as nHahEScke mist In thr leeIsluIarnE stIIi to bn heard fr0n.
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spseIaI' ~vass4 SsnrsA

spseIaI ~vgsst ssrrSA
 MEMPHIS. Jan. 96.-The HeulaIi leyae h,RB HrekeA and tha people in :thr. hetehharhn1d ars tleeing' for thEiT tlEss all oyer the county.
 ]; Tie vatCk iz pouring In great taHl- une though ths opeTilnG ahd lnllh- 1allnE the cnAk diHFlct hut rsls wuFTs hAa Hnt vel ocsnTreA- TA1 Araath tI EEadla419 WldaAlnG
 tad +tt. dvpi'sn tAsar!t ~n aoun ss
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HAVE va. fIoNEEN.

In llie ease of Hays Sa Inc RfalAar rII-i.hg Company the detnIrszf !.vE plairaift was argued a1i7 suAMittrs1 tuday. Hugh o'K%tIi ai.k0rHw as at lornty tor the plaintiff.
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PEOPLE FLEEING FROM " i
 MISSISSIPPI FLOODS

pouring hall iiA flood Into the ill. tRtsA valleys.
 The losssa premise to be appalling but llYeR arc not In very RrtaRt daEi- ger aH a aMtFIGisht warming ls bei1ev- ad to have .baAn aITSn most at thA inhabitants In the iow IytiE r0Hntrr near the -riya&, rb6Rks. :.
 Hpmsz ihd1ssr. hss4 AIteahy nAAH; MtTusta and raans s4hars wt1k Aht Maahea away bcfcra 2 pAhaldba46. A4tytlsb WAtsrl een cuszs
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WILscN IN ELLIS ISLAND. arsoiaI kuARss aSrSAsA

NEW YORK. Jun. 25-TnodroW 1ytlson and hia wlie Inspected E1ltA ,E1nnd today. The preslfcrr -eleet and 3rrs WIIsen %Grs acconparIad cruunI the buildlnGS by tlSr osHe'nlS md Mr. WilscH manifested tbe vrretezt Interest In eveTYti'rls.
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NEul taRk. MATTERS
 *''s RIOT lNIGl:I ,'f|'lERCEtY'

" hung arnsIpd Illam for Lipe werG 1Kany and TiI% T!Is police we're hard put 10 iE tu prevent much .,TsalGA- ,LarI16c.. E;vcrg hrnTt made bY tnsn To supprusa shc disorder wax nut by Ius,Itades CT rUrSH. ChzrEss ac1urred lI which many re- rclvsd injrres md much fhnre eeri . ors work ia expected tonight
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REPORT NOT SUBMITTED aM0iAt MHas~t Hv~EAA

WASHINGTON, JIiL ss,-TlI' rr- port cf file ALusksl ToilTcHd cImEnls- tarl VaH not suhmltted to she presf. aent thEs week as iI had 1cen exr Mciea to be. Tht causr for the dc
 N ip submitting the rrpplI 1s nUt KscWn but some peoDIc hel1ete FhA Asiar 1nay he due tc a d17crctcr ot spInlor Grnungst the rnn1mlasiunrra
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epscia1 kuahst ssnsles.

spscia+ Huabst eshieA.
 MEXICO CITY. Jan. fk-HensTEl Fcl1x DIax. nnpheH Of the former president. hA8 now hren y'l7eSdIn the zanItrnt5arY aUA WI1 .nrshably bs compelled to renAia there 1or many xeHrs unless zcme revolutionary chanRaA occur tn Inc government 9f the country.
 All reports to the eftcet thAt ne hal escaped wdru sen. out without rsascu. Thsy 1sus due to the f4"s that the authorities kept His ~he'e- Rboute ! secret since his caPtufN
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a.e.ii Rusist ssr"isa.
 7TREE HAUTH, Jan aa'-EuEcno n.ps, scdAlIsr eAneidalr for caorIIo'' ,o tn. yreHidtnrS of ihc lnItFfI s.etr.. las nest' pl"esd under aTrsst As,. Ca ths charge Ut aldtnE ~I'- uem.s to lsaNe the ,iur!sdict'on ar th+ court during RSs recent iriHls ai tH' mm whe EeEs convicted "l uTnn- ui.,ut.. ":EI:4 .:
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Special Nugget Hervies.

Special Nugget HervieG
 WARRINGTON, Jan 2s,-Tho denlDcr8ta have REc eleSted cxncGy aS mgtrbtrs "a the Uuitcd 9tarrs scMttA.
 HoHcyvr Ghc .J4r1ocTAtS har0 hopes that thuir hu1nher VIII hs aug . menied tnprA rh1n the republicans hy the electibhB EIii to coUse They
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COURT ADJoURNt.

The court wHa th sAsSaon I0o1S nnd att%r the transaction ot ths b""i- nnss u,. hand ik adjourned until Il A ra. next Saturday.
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4rssiHl NHWAk, 4sr|inA-

4rseRl NRMAk. 49FVina-
 NEW FOkK, .JarL :S,-rlluus6''dE & alrikfeE ~'NA,Ars converted parts sf thIs nLtJ into 50 many hAalsrMs AIl nlgkt and riots resulted frorr the dsmunERutfpIR in scvual t1stnnccs. The windows uf various isotGta wkrs Efuzshc6 tp sInlthertchs by E1E3- sEeH pE every aeauipeiuu. Patrons ot Mkr 6OVRps wsFu pbstI<11 AE they en- tsref and left and TIA insults lcrrl- led at them by tha men TlIo former
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Special Nuss1t 9kIv5sk.

ALBANY. Jan. sh.--A wsruans ~nS IaRusd tpdaT. fne the arrest of 4GHSur Daniel EaHF SIckIAs os the charge ot embedding t2s.1c9 nr money beIoHE1n9 Q the statc.
 I4 has ss4n przidrnt oE lhs New .Yas*. .sss4e :, boata' or =vit service eDmnizsio1sta fpr ssvers, yiafs EHd has had > most snresStul career %
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JOHNSON WINS SOL LW0N DERBY
TIllE MADE BY WINNERS
 ! }ts $ HOURS ONE MINUTE

ltI one hour nihu mIuWtes and SafHty rNs rhHnhsd in pne toEts, LGtn cf which are iuEr the same titne aA tf16 time rnF ehc lnst raC6.
 < whlrLwiud OT rzrs took DIAeS tpiu Solomon JuIITI1nn and BltcA- Turd IacInE rseck and neck for thA pu'A ofFcrrd for LlI% best time 10 that hurE. Johnson having atartsd thF&% minutes nahinI Eiat clifford wAA thRt ruien ahcaGt nt that raMp. I1is tlrEs wus hours 15 minutes and 66 sErr .sI5aa or more than sIH nnInutaa bd- hind laHt y@4rn tiIle
 On Ihe nurns strctch Johnson had nnr dog IraVelIcE on hts sled
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
'.s.I Nuuaat Earslcu.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-25

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-09-26
GOOD FARM SALE.

We have for sale one of the best
plantations in the county, containing
$50 acres, located on Seaboard All
Line Ry., and one of the best gradet
roads in the county. Is convenien,
to good school and churches; only Il
miles from Americas, and near tn.
thriving little town of Leslie, Ga.
This farm has two deep wells, six
room dwelling, barns and plenty q
tenant houses. If you want one o.
the best and well located farms II
the county, this is your chance.
Address or see US at Leslie, Ga.
H. L. SPEER & r. J. SIMS,
Administrators.
;31- 30c-d&w-advt.