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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
VALUABLE HORSE
 OR0WNS IN POND

trail which he had been accustomed to and. getting into deep water. was drowned. The occurrence took plac" at night and when It was quite dark. The horse was worth quite hit of money and his loss has also had the effect of interfering with tho work of the owners.
 The taking of the Flodinc- Hutton dredge to the place where 1t will hc installed has been performed with re- markab ble success
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

"The Rear Daily Nugget is li" ihic of a newspaper published every day on the cutter i;car which is now an
 chored on this city. Tn" name Is given publication as Il compliment to the leading paper in this part of Alaska and it conta ins for the hcnciit of the crew all the news that is picked up us well as other matters which will Dc of interest. One remarkable fact Is that the Bear Daily Nugget has q poet all to itself who touches nfT in verse the thIngS which strike his vcrflant fancy
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
] C. BROWN STARTS
 TO DRILL ON LITTLE

IL Is like a pleasant reminder of old times to learn thnt I. C. Brown has commenced drilling operations once more on Little creek. IT. n. Walker Is now moving out drill to Little for the purpose of drilling on the Brown ground and. who knows. there may be soon rclntcd anothcr story similar to thc one which electrified Alaska when MT. Hrown discovered the pay nround there for the first time about decodc nEu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
REAR DAILY NUGGET
 PRINTED ON GUTTER

and in Ihis it is far superior. or infer ior. to iln. ordinary daily paper which as D rule pays very little attention to iir gentle gift of poesy.
 The Bear Daily Nugget is produced ly means of typewriter and Is post . ed in conspicuous place so that nll who run may read.
 Captain I:ailinger. the popular com mnnder of the cutter. says that the r.aiiy Rear Nugget Is one of the most cherished pnsscssions of his crew.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
BELIEVES HE DISCOVERED
 PERPETUAL MOTION

William Cooke. who wns brought over from St. Michael today to he ex- amined as to sanity. Is snid to he la h the discoverer of perpetual motion. He arrived on the Corwin In charge of Deputy Ciaud StOtt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
s. .. coawlN.

The stsamsr cerwin will sAil sss ketzsbus Sound and aIi way ports calling at Teller, York; ossrins, kss wsIik and elesssm, sa Saturday, Aug ust 9. For freight and passass appl, the kstxsbus Trading . Trsnspsrts' tisn G.. next lemsn ores. studis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome. Alaska. Aug. 2s. 1913, Tempernture---Max 40. Min. 2S. Barometer--a0.15 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind--S. W. 12 miles pcr hour. Precipitation--.o inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
JAeeT LiNpEeeRo NOT
 euRE TRAIL TO TAKE

While Claude Stott and Jnfet Lindc- herg were speaking over at St. Michael while the Corwin was in port the lat ter stated that he did not yet know whether he would 20 up to Dawson ar up the Tanana to Fairbnnks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
CASE is POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY

The case of the Anvil Hydraulic and Draina9e company agninst ". WI et- cheil has been set for Tuesday morn- ing as Monday. being Labor Day. will he legal holiday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
EASE OF PIONEER
 VS. BROWN ENDED

rs. cose of the Pioneer Mining Co
 ,...J q. Brown was dismissed this
 on motion of the attorneys :, ,he pl.,intifr. This suit has bcen s,,o for some time and involved ,ule to valuable mining property on ,.,,. creek and also large sum of ,Ouey asked in damages.
 wh,,e Mir. Brown was outside the .-I.a,ctiop of the court n summons ..,a not have mr,.n served on him hut
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
Aug. ca. 1at3

Aug. 2s. 1s1 Temperature-M Max. 4s. Min. 5s. Bnrometer-30.2s inches. Weather-Clenr. Wind---N. ". miles per hour. prcclpitation--.14 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
IT 10 UP 10 YOU

To send to the friends who have bsan writing to you for information about Noms and its resources. . copy of ths Mining and Drsdsins Edition of tho Daily NuEgst. prics e csnts. Send one on tho nsxt mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
.OR, CHAMBERS
 CASE AGAIN

It Is expected that within n few days q new commission will M issued to inquire into the sanity Of pr. J. !. Cbnmhcrs. IT he is declared insane by q jury hr will he sent outside on the Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

u wus served some time ago just after his arrival in Nome from Seattle. Re- fore Mr. l,indcbcrc went outside 1t was noticed that he and Mir. Brown were often together and it was sup passed thai some agreement was ar rived at hut it is a matter of fact that the two men at all times maintai incl the closest friendly relations even when the litigation between them was at it's most serious stage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
N0ME BAR ASSOCIATION
 SPLITS 0N MINING LAW

they pointed oIt. Is also certified to in the certificate of lotuti"n while the proof of iIe assessment work may he filed at any time within 20 days after the first of January of the succeeding year.
 II is Judge Rntley's opinion that the
 new local mining law is Il good one. He also expressed the opinion that the
 legislature had power to pass 1t. The only doubt thai in his opinion could arise is whether the $100 worth of To- cation work that must he done on
 placer claims within ninety ,t,,ys after
 dist'ovcry can also be counted as an-
 n,,al assessment work under n;,tion.l
 law. and he says that his own view Is
 that it eau he. in nlm''a, all cisrs. bnt
 hc thinks it may require the filing of two |; ftIsiavus in srfne eases. one with
 in the ninety days from discovery and
 the other within ninety days after the close. of the calendar year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
WEBB, HALLA, SCHWARTZ
 CASES ARE SETTLED

This morning in the district court in conformity with inc stipulati"ns tho following eases wore dismissed: John A. Webb vs. T.. Schwarz and rt" IIilli vs ihc samc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

Mrs. Fred Cowden. wife of the pop nlnr deputy recorder. will Go out on tho senator hut expects to return to Nome on the last boat In.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

The Victoria brinss us isrss shie. msnt ef meats. The quality and prisss are the very bsst. Phone Black toA Union Meat Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
MINING MEN
RUSlNE SS MEN

: The Nugget Mining and orsds- ' | ing Edition will be issued about . | October IS. 1913. and 1t will be ' | more complete than ever. Don't ' | fail to get in touch with h and .
 < help advertise Nome. ( < %$ < < | < < . $ ' $$$+
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30
Ar TEE NEW gAol.e.

Hsmrieh 0rss.' .Apsiles ness e dssSshs. sise ''selest" U sass tsssls =
 ssse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

rHG NEW EAoLg. Ths hsms = stfalsht whisksya
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

"Ths Peoples Papsr"-Noms Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

The Daily Nugget. s2.oo per month
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-30

Inc Peoples Pspsr"-Nems Nusoet
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
30 Y,
POLAND CHINA,

A Highbred Boar, will be kept on
my farm 2 miles south of Water
Valley. If you are looking for
good stock breed to him. Price,
S1.OO. Money due when SOW is
AIKEN away.
r. M. WILBoURN.
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
Resolutions for the Editor.

These resolutions from Col
liers' carry with them the real ideas
that should characterize the con-
duct of first class paper. An ad-
herence to the high ideal set forth
in these resolutions would make
every journal genuine blessing to
the world:
"To be humbled by the respon-
sibility, rather than exalted by the
power of the printed word.
"To seek the truth diligently
aud write it simply
"To hold his pen to strict ac,
count for intemperance and ex-
aggeration.
"To grudge no man nor speak
ill of him, unless by SO doing
comes greater good.
"To speak plainly about public
evils WlIuOuI lear.
ITO keep an open heart for the
needs of those who toll, and an
ear ready to the cry of the
unfortunate,
"To visit scorn upon those whose
power or wealth is earned by the
oppression of the poor.
"To expose scheming and hy
pocrisy in high places.
"To accept fair criticism with
candor, and misunderstanding
with a smile.
"To abate no jot of his convic-
tions, whether to reader or adver-
tiser, for moneys sake.
"To picture the world as God
made it, darkened occasionally by
war and passion, but frightened
from year to year as man deals
ID ore justly with his brother, and
as he sees more frequent and less
broken glimpses of the divine
plan.''
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
DR.. S. J. Smith.

Scientific and Practical Optician
Glasses fitted adjusted and repaired
All work guaranteed: Office in
office at Henrick's Foundry. Phone
7S.
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
Illinois Central Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
NORTH

NORTH
No. 6, due 3:24 leaves 1929 a. m.
No. "a, due 2:25 leaves 2:30 p. m
No. 81. due 6:55 leave 100 p. m.
No. SO, Local, leaves 1880 a. m.
No. 81, Local, due 4:3O p. m. d.
SOUTH.
No. 33 due 3:43 leaves 3:4S q. m.
No. 23, due II :26 leaves Il 81 a. m.
No. 5, due 1915 leaves 1920 p. m
No. 81, Local, leaves 6:3O a. m.
No. 92, Local, due 4:45 p. N.
Subject to change without notice
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
W. S. BARNES

Piano Tuner and Sewing Machine
Repairer, Chrisp Residence.
Water Valley, Mississippi.
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
FOR SALE.

The Cahill Residence on Main
Street at bargain.
j. G.. MCGoWEN.
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19
Commissioner S Sale.
James Pulley ct al,
VS..
Willie May Countiss ct ais.
No. 1919.

Under and by virtue of the pow
ers vested in me by the Chancery
Court of the Second District of
Yalobusha County, Mississippi, in
a decree rendered at the June Term,
1913 of said Court, which decree
may be found on Minute Book D,
page 100, [ will proceed, in front
of the Court House door in the
city of Water Valley, Mississippi,
on Monday the 7th day of July,
1913, it being the First Monday of
said Month, and sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following real
estate situated in said city, to-wit:
Lot No. 2O6 east of the Rail
Road as per MERGERS Map Of the
city of Water Valley, and known
as the Will Longstreet house and
lot; said sale to be for division
among the owners of said proper
ty. Sale to begin at IL o'clock
a. N. R. SPEARMAN,
Com missioner.
Blount & Blount, Attorneys.
The city itemizer., 1913-06-19

WANTED TO NURsE-Where
trained nurse is not required. |
have years Of experience, but am
not a graduate nurse.
Mrs. E. DECKER.
Phone 395.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR ATTORNEYS
ON FRIDAY
Members of Bar Who Passed
Away in Death Recently
Will Be Eugolized Gather
ing in District Court Room.

The name. aud iuemur.t. uf mym-
btrs ut Uir bar Who has, passed away
boo death during iIe nst t.H Wuutr..
all bo Hnuurap ut mrWoriN srp ipv
fu IA, hyd ,u Ute district court room
,u FritN Mut.h ruw DO O'clock
.uuUI I2 .sdr' siet n1id- today sOl
aside t41f time Goo iIr service. .t
h. ..e.. .fIou 90 l1. .uww"e' r'ir.-
s,uUu. tu, AI. association.
TIU,. attorneys nHN, diced recently.
i.MsHi. Lousu rs Mr La.i.r aGi
Nr Bryan Nol M mH,.s .. tN' Htr
a.s" 4pvu. ~ hf i"u-n'} N's nor
u urufAtg.
AZ lie a.r.0.. Fat murnul reese
uuuuus N.I ug uUaauut.I u. special
.0uwftt,D4 .aI r.r LEA association exc
rrrssiug regret became. u. In. UHHsiUf
%. inr attorneys. jHdeU EaE nuiNs
viii convene court Hs u.H. HuU w.l
ren.Ut tHr resolution. iur record. F'l-
lowing i.u ..Hu.us u. 'Ht resolutions
tf. meeting Nl. U" uHuU .l. REMARKS
tnU rIl1gi,. from tuse Who desire
Goo wsky tH,w.
r s announced uE pI,ldcn, r. Is
ID Madison. OF fun bar association.
tett thp service $3.50 u' d. public uu"
.ud Iu, general public H Invited 9"
attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
ROOM a SCANDAL
REVIVED BY THE
SANTA FE
JURY
-Four Members Of Legislature
Indicted on Charge Of Re
oeiving Bribs for Vote in
Senatorial Election.
ACCUSED MEN GIVE
BOND FOR APPEARANCE

special Telegram 90 evening Herald.
santa Re, y n. March ta.--Iuis n.
Montu4R. Manuel Cordoba, Julian Tru-
jille and Manuel Luccro. members Of
The house OF representative OF the
hfsf New Mexico state legislature.
were this morning placed under bond
20 appear before the district court for
SANTA Fe county 10 answer 90 tho
charge 90 soliCiting ana receiving
brobes for their votes for United
States senator
Indictments ussinst the four men
were returned hF the grand Jury yes
ierday afternoon The ease grows out
uf the senatorial election OF 1919.
when u viii be recalled the four men
were arrested by Mounted Policeman
Sena IN room 81 % the Palace hotel
here, the charge being that they had
hCcn caught iB the act 90 receiving a
bribr. The men were hurried 10 the
county jail where they were detained
foe some time. aficrWIrd being re-
leased on bond Following their re-
lease the accused were placed on trial
before committee OF the house ul
representatives und after an exhaust
lFe INVESTIGATION were cNoncrated and
restored 80 tacir seats as members OF
tae house.
At the hast session OF the grand jury
here tue evidence ~ the case wac
presented 90 the grand jury but ma
indictments were found.
The present Indictment, iu the case
81 Cordoba. recitcs that said defend
ent did unluWfuliy. feloniously and
cprruptly solicit. take and receive
from one Eltcgo Haca iiNc hundred
dollars in lawful money Of the United
States FOR which he promised The sal,
EitcRp Hoca GO vote ana use his in'
fiuCnre us n member OF said Sew
Mexico legislature ben the matter 0
he election OF two United states sen.
nsors as hp. the said Elfego Baca
should command and direct. aU o
which was aud is contrary Co ih'
peace aud dignity ~ thc state of N"v
Mexico and tho statutes in such eases
made aud provided The Indictment
tor the other three men are ideptica
With that of Cordoba,
Montota and Cordoba are IRON
Taos county. while TruiilIo gul In
Zero are from Rio Arrlbp AT fou
men have occupied urir seats Boo ih'
house az representative during iu'
session lust closed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
COMPULSORY WINDING
UP OF RUBBER COMPANY
rBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald


London, March ~ The chauc"'y
court toduy ordered thc compulsory
winding up of the Peruvian Amazon
company. tac investigation 0i Whi'h
by parliament recently revealed SEN
satlonal 0utruEcs in the treatment 'i
tho nniiyc employees in the Fields. i'
this connection. Sir Roger Cas'mcu'
British consul general at i;io Jan"i."
gave evidence as 90 the outraEes. Tor
which hc said that Arana brothers
u ere responsible,
The action taken by the court to-
day removes Julius Caesar Arana
from the position which he held aa
ilquidator ot the company.
IN AN affidavit coutcsting the appll-
cation 20 remove him, Arana, who
was in court, declared that mo ludi-
ans of the Putumayo district wore
cannibals who resisted the advance Ui
civilization Neither d." nor any
member OF the grim. ho declared. hnu
anN suspicion of the real character %
tho agents who collected tha rubber
10 denied that enc Indians Ia Their
employ had ,teu been valued aa
assets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
V0yAGERs SAIL FOR
UNKNOWN LANDS
Pennsylvania University
Sends Expedition to Redis-
cover Lost world in the
Basin OF the Amazon.


glss Tseasea Wire % Evening Herald.
phladeiphlh, March ls.--rears 0nd
cheers cent the yacht FenusyiRanis
on her way today when she steamed
down the Delaware river for enc q
the most Adventurous voyages OF
modern times
The yacht q owned oy the Cnivcr.
uiky OF Pennsylvania and - bound
for Brasil with = party % explorers
Nho purpose penetrating % the Tar
reaches 81 tho Amazon and t. the
nendNaters % many 81 IT. eighty trio-
utarics IN the Interest Of science ana
humanity. They seek what " known
49, the ''iosi world" ~ tho basin Of
tne Amazon.
The expedition has bean organized
and equipped pN the university mn-
ecufn IL Win be- gone about thrre
years and b. cxpectcd 90 reach re-
Eions never before reached oy white
men.
rhc yacht Is IN command % Cap
tain j. q. ff9wcn. ". =. ~, retired
and the expedition Is headed by pF
William c. larnccf, curator OF ths
animal section OF tine museum. iiis
chief associates arc DR.. Franklin -
Church. an authority on tropical
medicine, and SANDY McNah, trsv'
eler % wide experience and sci
enlist.
The Pennsylvania Il or only iSa
tons Ssurdcn and CARRIES q crew %
eleven men.
AiardI Grss Parade at New orieaas
CrsstaL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

to assnssinatu him. while he WAS driv-
Ing With rrinccss Mare, he rose a. his
fun height la the cnrringc and. shield
ing his dnunhtor with his huuy, Eur
ioualy shook his cane 90 two men Who
were firing 40 him az close rnugo
Tho KINGS popularity which had
been waning owing to The disastrous
results OF the GfneCo-Turkish wnr
rose again ut bound Co heights nui
before attained enrlivr in his reign.
King George had another narrow
escape from death this time at the
hands of one Of hts OWn sontrica ~
was his lifetime habit. he was walk
INK one night along one ot the quay.
at Piracus, WhCu gentry challenged
him. being unwilling Go reveal hi.
idontity the Ming turned abruptly und
WALKED away. Without moro ado the
sentry Cred The bhllct grazcd the
kinR's shoulder
Tho next day the sentry was sum.
WOnpd 10 the palace. Cnmplmrutpd
on his attention h. duty and present
ed with the order OF the Redemption
Through the last few yeurs Greece
has passed through period uf un.
rest which cnused the war Of 1881
and frequently threatened 30 involv,
thc country Ia struggle with Turkey
since then the King, however hnd
used modcruting influence ana li
teip by Hummoulnv mn unconstitu'
tionai national assembly. finally ri,
himself - the hampcrug iu1ucnc,
1t the military league.
Again. in accepting the advice col
Premier Npni2rlos. he placed ih'
country iu his debit Tor it was thh
great statesman whu Ftruightcuod on
Grc,Cya domrsti, affairs aud nruugh
her into the Balkan alliance. Th'
King was active in foreign affairs H'
was his own envoy ana Travelled
much. pleading the cause Of Greece 30
every court.
Among other accomplishments h
Wur eift,d liu4ulst Iu informal or
fuirs hp took thp greatest iut,rvN
ANA continually visited public work.
aud public Institutions. tie ruled hi
people with SKIN nnd tact aud inc'
thcm thoroughly aud the nation lnNc'
/ him, although heavy burden wa
| placed on his shoulders in rcruurilln
1 tile various factions ana straishtrnin
! out political rutanglomCutH.
Personally he was frank and an
! able. and hc permitted his visitors 4
/ talk without restraint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
ALL GREECE
Continued from Page uno)

'-'T-
went geo -IuuIiN IuW,H..i... tu,'
'hu occupation o.. that .... uuI Dee
manned H'l. u thu .uU...i H' com
waul'r-u-rhi'l ui inr army
kus G,ure. "f Greece W.e FREE
Du.Ui visitor iu London. hIs IIef VISIT
N,.ur uu in. occasion u' KING .d-
ward s funeral Whom Doc met Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt Uut became IS
rvrdHsly rrloud.. With iuu 'N .prusl-
dent whom no impressed u- Du, OF
thr most dDm..IIU. characters
among th, European suNvrpgus as-
srmuicd r'r, l0 remained 1s '
guest 200 Buckingham palace for s"'-
oral days uuH With h.t brother Sing
fr"l'...k I' b.iuH Is. 'h'I ABOUT
fna streets entirely unattended m'
uHI,.pEuil,d. several times They
in.u"d the crowds which gIth"tri boo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
INVALID CARPENTER
Off ELEVEN
BLUECOATS At
Los ANGELES
Startling Effect Of Half Gal
Ion of Red Wine on Feeble
Artisan from Kansas
Brother Hurled from Win.
dow.
ALL NIGHT REVOLVER
DUEL PROVES BL00DLEss


nv Lsascd Wire 90 Evening IIcrnld.
Los Angeles. Cab, March ~ iiuli
o. gallon uf lhc crimson vine credited
With power TO make mouse slap "a
cas- ln the fgCp 500 Encouraged =. g.
Frp0cricks. AN invalid carpenter from
Kansas where such rotations are
supposed 20 be- unknown that he
hold SOUND oi policemen ut bay all
last night threw his elder brother out
ut a window, and caused phS -iDidu
summoned Goo prescribe for him To-
RETREAT with such haste thst bee fen
down U ulght of stairs
This morning Frcdviirks became
sleepy His dosultur, revolver nrt.
which had Kept eleven policemen uu-
der cover. vcuscd. and when hc woke
he was iu the cit, drunk tank" pro,
Tossing complete ignorance ut the
happenings of th, night before.
The haiti" began when Fredvrirks,
who came here from Topeka fur his
health. was discovered apparently
comatosc hy his brother Alarmed,
the brother summoned physician.
1ut Weakening tbc slccpiug invalid
proved easter than either had eN.
pc,tcd and more stirring lu its Gee
suits.
MrJ Gras Parade 40 Sew orleans
t.f..fYN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
CONSTANTINE Monthly
SUCCESSOR on IAItiEH

New York. March 10 The death
~ King George pf Greece VIII max"
NO change u th, Balkan situation
in the opinion of George . Moses,
former American minister tu Greece,
VINO resigned his post last summer
aud now has business offices 900 this
cts, MI Moses said thJt Iuustlu-
time. KING Georges SON and surr"s-"l
was cut.r.ft loo u,ruYd with tho pole
ipics of bic father and BE- ut strong
personally
,wphuf..IN. 600 ih, news uf NIrf
George s..l.. uHi'Hu ur ~I.d. N
tho trls,dN OF such 1000 end Goo hit Ions
AND u-. tHi .IF..i GO H time .N'u h'
tus within H Sow months u' .tl'HtNi.
irg th, subtle. of Doh. NIiirfh ''ir "n
the Hellenic iuruu, ANA vN'u hO $500"
uu tE. point u' concluding H NI.l'i'-
uus VuI Hv sNlu- Goo Fr'r.. HnH-
BLEED TERRITORY un1 H do''''1 N"r'I'.
zion.
.'To this U9, uI success. E.ur
George had contributed much. WIN
great f..f u, hHl Irb hie U''pI'
tnrouln d1t- cot di0i. atty and vaE uu
small factor in iU. work nt Ir"'-Hu
sauou which tad brought tn" 't''k
government Dos HrWN sud Does NAYS. q"
% ppiut whor. th'N could wage fI.'
turilus war AGAINST their tradition 81
foo. lu ih, uU-uiniuuH leading l'
.iu. balkan federation htu- G"ur-'
Ha- % constant Hud ur.uiui .uut '
uiur uut uui iuI fh' irHFi. Ht
which hH. uun .uuIr Goo HIM Do
ldrubtIrs. gs thr s,uI"r HHiNtu mon
arch and uu loss uf his personal W'rN
would huv, brruWp tho head uI q
permanent Balkan alliance
Ellis death w.II mah" uH chang.
In the puua ur 'hp aiu,s '"u-Ur
tn, d. 90 highly trained .ull.'r In
HON mIiiar, uut th" DIPLOMAT.
traits ar, NtIl blended
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
EIGHTY BILLION CALLS
ON TELEPHONES IN YEAR

gB, LcHscd Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Nov. YORK March IS Eight bill
3on four hundred aud fwentv-scVcn
million conversations were held ia
thia country iuet year over the wires
% the American Telephone and 1elc-
uoph company. according 70 ~ an-
mnnl report issued today The daily
average was IS 800. 900. The COM
pany has telephone stations ia 10000
cities, towns ana hamlets. which S.
5000 more than the number 81 post
Offices Ina the country ana 10000 more
than the number ~ railroad stations.
Altogether there we're 1856, 600 telc-
phoue stntions Of the company az the
end of 1919.
Theodore ~ Vail. president of the
company. states that while Europe
has nearly twice tho first class mail
traffic OF this country n has only two
fifths Of the telephone traiiie.
Tho net earnings 81 the company
last year were te7. soc Ve0, az IN
crease o. tfseseoo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Kansas CitN March 49, cattle
Receipts 5000. including l,u' south
crns market steady native W,'t-.
x-.TsagUp. southern steers. $50 20
N.a5. southern COWS and heityrs. st-+
$50. rHti,r COWS md h'lfyr-. HI.H
giN.5u. sfockrrs und feeders. sG.t"u
Na5. bulls. tG.uou $50. calves St.a"
1850. western steers &t.5 10 500.
western COWS. Hf.2a0 l.'t.
Hogs Receipts 10000. marriott
lower. bulk. So. s0W Ns5, heavy. $50"
f pr. packers and butchers SIS >'"
500. Tight SS.9Vu 300; piss. $3.50"
500.
rbrsu.- ErccLpts 10000. market
weak muttous SG.1u1 100. Iulu-
tudo lambs sN.uOmN.Ga. RANGE N,th.
ers and N,arluus. S6.2tV ,.ta. range
ewes. Sa.Upn G.G".