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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-29

DR.. Newell Dwight Hills; Of PlymOuth
church, will give his famous lecture
The America Of Today and Tomorrow.
Dr. Hills appearance has been looked
forward to as the browning event Of this
years course, and large audience is ex-
pected.
Tile opening program Of the meeting
will deal with Progressive Movements
in Modern Education" Addresses will
be given by President Barker, Of State
University, Superintendent HAMLET
Dean Kinnaman, of Western Normal
Prof Roscoe Gilmore StOtt. Of Eastern,
and President Cross6eld, Of Transyl
vlnia.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-29
VIII Meet Popular Approval.

A bill has been introduced in the
Florida House TO abolish the Florida
Senate. Now, if the Senate will origi-
nate bill e abolish the House. popu-
lar approval Of both measures will be
assured.-Louisville Times
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-29

Garden Seed.
We are headquarters for garden seed,
flower seed, seed potatoes, onion sets,
etc. Lackey x Todd. 47ft
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-29

Don't tear up your carpets and beai
them 10 pieces Get a Domestic Va.
cuum Cleaner and keep them clean.
Sold only by w. F. Higgins. 81 II
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-04-29

Is your house and barn insuredq Bet
er see Burnam. the insurance man. If
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-15

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THE BARELA EVIDENCE

methods employed by 'hc old Republican
this city and conn'y TO an H. zip upon public oss nav. @ been he e
fraud Evidence
o Of ia,on Th" two ;Sr
the and who presented minority
pocd confn. statement OF
justification OF ih"
pol;Ic to tn. Fcc>
Colorado In the Of
polyal -arabbl the con
ThA question raised and
inclined dcplor what they
display large quantity OF political dirty
linen
proceeded and III. damnnr proof Of the
duIr and in turn
In the commonwealth
In the q" thu
conspiracy. .
sns by the senate committee The facts speak for
the hat ,hs kept termed lies The pasi'a
their
individual that dared voice open opposition Th"
know" t" corrupt p"'.@ 70 '. a .rp.."n :. .n.Ir
Thcs. politicians
shcwd the OF cio"dng the merits
fh, In dark wh opposed OF
til. trick of
prosecuted well meaning public servants who be-
together
The the the
old methods
formerly The gang Jus, nnspuon u crafty and Just
Is place rnring calculated
sympathy m ....
ns under the the
Ts' Tu , n, m , nrn :har" hn, h.
Middle.
per openly c
is ,ha,
Roosas candidacy fcoshy
Northcu,, with fostering the scheme.
said their coo shown today It's the black flag OF the
political pirate
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GEORGE BELL DIES
IN LOS ANGELES

George Bell, one of the best
known residents of trinidad. and
owner of the Bell Block, on North
I Commercial street. and other local
property died last night in Los An
rcles, Calf. according to Il message
received today Mr.. Bell died as n
result OF long illness with stomach
trouble. Several days ago his condi-
ton became alarming and ne was
! taken to a hospital to undergo an
operation. Owing to his weakened
condition the operation was not per-
formed. Death came in the pres
cncc of his son. William Il. Bell. who
is connected with the Southern Colo
radO Mercantile company.
The deceased has been resident
of Trinidad for more than fifteen
years. but has spent much of the
past three years on the coast Ills
wife died in Los Angeles ON March g,
1872 He is survived by his only
son. William Bell. and two daugh-
ters, Minnie and Mrs. John Scgna.
One daughter Mrs. Emilio Aieilo.
died here about three and a half
years ago. The members of the IAN
lily will leave for Los Angeles tonight
and the body will be shipped to this
city for burial
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.


corner State and Broom streets +
". Brctnail. pastor
sunday school ~ a:ia II. M. John
a Dopp. superintendent.
Epworth Lcaru. ~ g: 30. Mis-
Mildred. Thomas. president.
Prayer meeting ON Wednesday cv.
eninG a; 1:3o.
sunday morning scrNic. Mt II %.
clock. Sermon by the pastor: an.
them. There Is u Green IIill ia,
Away" ,Gounod): oiTcr'ory solo
JUST hs Am ,R. Price,. sung by
Mr.. William Davis.
Evening service at 1:3u. Sermon
by the pastor. anthem GLORY to
Thee. Ny God. This Night" ,Gou-
nodb. offcrtory trio. Lord. he Mer.
.ciful." sung by Miss Polly Jones, MIR
David Davies and Mr.. Evan Jones.
The Ladies' Aid Society will be en-
.tertaincd Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. George Jeffrycs at her home
800 Grant avenue.
The Epworth League will give u
st. Patrick's social in the basement
of the church on Monday evening.
Probationcr's class Wednesday af.
ternoon at four o'iock In the rhcuch
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Dance at Roberts Home

On. OF the most claborat. dane
Ing parties given this season by tn.
members OF the younger set Will be
given tonight by Miss Ail.en Rob-
.rts and Miss Alberta Watson at the
HON. OF Mrs. ". h. Roberts on Ash
street. The decorations VIII b.
green and white. suggestive OF st.
Patrick's Day. festons OF the prevail
Ing colors being fastened from the
chandeliers to the corners OF the
rooms. Cut flowers will also add at
tra.;iven..s to the affair. Punch
will be served during the cvning by
little Maxine Cohaley. who will be
dnintily dressed in green and white.
Miss Watson and Miss Roberts will
extend their hospitality to Mr.. and
Mrs. scott Flowers. Mrs. G. Cohalcy
the Misses Helen and I.ucr.tia Yea
man. Ara Henson. Hazel Bradley,
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Lenten Tea at Taylcr Home.

The i."nt'n tea gwen this AFTER
noon at the hom. of Mr.. w, w. Tay-
lor ON Colorado avenuc by the Young
Girls society of Trinity Eplscopal
Church wIs well attended. Music
was furnished throughout the after
noon by I'll. different members Of tn.
society. and tea and hot .hocolat.
w.r. served by the Misses ciil"n Yea
man. Josephine Ferris. Hadic de
Mouch". Edna sanders. Pearl Con
ger and Jean Day. \ silver Offering
WIS taken and Will b. used for buy
Ing the Easter flower. for tn. altar
aud church decorations
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Social Affairs
AasS LOCAL FUN TIONS ESS
Is}! AND OClETY NEWS SS;

Hazel Hercules. lean DAY, Adele
Hamcrs rsioush. Isabelle Wilson, Anna
Laura Herring, Vera Sonn-r- Eioise
La Gerc. Mildred rolzieu. Florence
Cox and the Messrs. John Abber-
crombi". John TIpton. .Iay Rlchard-
son. Guy Finney. Arthur MnnSharh,
George Mars stanley Hardman.
Spurg"on Herring. Jack owen.
Dave Wallace. Harry Lott. ofson
;os-. W y. White. Ross Campbell,
Harrison Payne. and John griffith.
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FORMER Re,ideut Visit, Here

10" tsroi. o' knn,hs CITY. a form
cr Trinidad boy, and VII. ar" IN the
city spending 4 few days visiting
with old friends. and are tn. guests
OF Mr., aud Mrs, Dennis sullivan dur
Ing their stay here. MIR. Carol at.
tended school In Trinidad ten years
ago and has since tina, time resided
In different eastern cities. and for
III. las; three years has made his
HON. In Kansas City. Mo. where he
Is general Ticket agent ut the Union
station. Mr.. and Mrs. Carol expect
To l-ar" sunday for different pirc-
.s In Texas for u few weeks Walt,
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Christian Church.

The minister Will occupy his pull
pit as usual. Al II o'clock his SER
mon topic will be. What We May
Learn from Religious Dcnomina-
tons
In the evening he viii speak on
''Liic's Supreme Achievement
Sunday school meets at ":i" \. NJ,
Christian Endcayor at ESQ y. NJ.
Ne invite the public To enjoy our
work. worship. and welcome. Good
music aud comfortable place Ia
spend an Randolph Cook
Pastor.
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Manager lanes Callahan of the
White Sox at Paso Hobl's has re-
ccivcd a wire from Johnny Evcrs
asking that the Cubs and SoS play
n ncNhihitIon game in Chicago. April
s or .. for the benefit of the widow
and son of Jimmy Doyle who died
from the effects of an operation or
Appendicitis. Cal is favorable. n
the game is set for April ? one day
will he Topped from the scheduled
stOp AT St Joe
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Baptist Church.

The Missionary Light Bearer
Will be the subject Of the mornin;
sermon. An ,yangclisiic scrslc
Will be- held In the evening.
Doctor Palmer. our ne" supcrin'
,cndcnt OF state missions; Rev. j. u
Jacobs OF Kansas City. who is the
district secretary OF our Publication
Society and the chapel car evangelist
and wife are to be with Ms on We'd
nesday. the 18th. In the afternoon
"Wednesday they Will hold II mass
meeting In the baptist church at ::
o'clock and In the evening an cvas'
gcils,ic meeting will be held In the
Chapel eur. This Will be II great
meeting. lie, nj, plan to attend
r.: q. Butler. Pastor.
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.ECCEN1RICITIES
OF PlAyC0ERS


bearing more than enough OF the ec-
c.ntriclilcs Of actors aud actresses.
the manager OF West Eui theatre
remarked few days ago. They are
nothing. however. compared to the
.cc.ntrici,i.s OF some playGocrE. The
other day | was told OF regular
patron who always asks the pro-
srnmmc girl II she has an old pro-
srammc of ,h- play. because he OBJ
Jccts 10 paving for one. And yc, II is
not because h. Il mean. Tor he con-
tinuIlly brings the girls boxes o'
chocolates aud other It'll. gifts. aud
for several years has given them
presents Of i"w"iry at Christmas
time. liu' h. always Insists upon hny-
ing one particular stall. aud II that
is not availnbl, h. refuses TO book a
seat FOR that performance.
People who Insist on one paI,ic-
ular seat in the house. however. nr.
hy no means rare. ! rene nb.r one
man who wished to book certain
seat FOR the wear hy contract. rN-
i.cCtinE u I-duci'n ION ON the price ot
llIc season. The offer WIS respectfully
declined. Another man regularly ap-
ili.G FOR a free seat on condition he
got three other bookings Tor us. This
offer. ! might mention. was accepted.
FOR he l. the sort OF proiitabl. dead
head" We should often like To meet.
Some pi,,Io.rs mr.. extremely rN-
irayagant There IL u man who viii
purchase u couple OF stalls for him
self In order TO have NOR. room to
move. There are other patrons who
always Insis, ON having ,h. royal
box when they attend III. theatre.
OF course. they are aui,. welcome to
L. Is they VIII pa, for I, and royalty
nr" not present..
heard Of an Ideal host the othcN
day who is not only famous for the
cxcclicnc. ot his dinnArs. In, who
ais" purchases in advaAc. two or
three boxes NJ different theatres for
the same evening. 50 tha; when d!n-
ncr is over the guests can have n
choice OF amusement. Another veal
thy patron. when u new play comes
ont aud promises To be- u success. or
'lcrs a box for three months ahead.
which h. places a. the disposal of his
friends during the run OF the piece.
One OF the most curious theatre
cal faddists I ever knew. however
was man who had spent many
years In the colonies. and who. after
making his pile" had returned Ia
this country to spend his money. II.
appeared TO h. quit. alone. aud seem
ed to have u mania for viewing the
play from the gallery. although he
paid for stall. lie WAS well known
to the attendants, who found him n
good position In the gallery. and at
the same time filled the stall As he
requested with ANY stranger who
happened 20 he In the theatre.
Another regular patron of the
theatre whom I lately heard about
always has u district messenger To
take him to and from the play md
sit 1t out with him: and vet another
believes in seeing the play In scraps.
Sometimes 1t takes him as many ~
IL visits to see play. for he never
seems to care to stay more than ] :,
minutes at time. On his first visit
he viii perhaps see the opening OF
the first act. and n few days later
Will return to sec the remainder OF
the act. and SO on. Not very salts
fa"torr way Of seeing play. per-
alps. but quite satisfactory from the
box OffiC. point of view.
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Priscilla Club

NrS IT. u. HIndmnh WIS ihH hns-
tess this afternoon TO the members
OF tn. Priscilla club ut her home OH
Topeka avenue, An impromptu mu-
steal program was given ana the
guests spent the afternoon In a SO
cIal way. Refreshments w.r. served
by Mrs. iIindman and her daughter.
Mrs. Louis Douglas Mrs q. W.
Gossin of the Hawaiian Islands who
Is visiting NJ the Hindmnn home.
was the guest OF the club FOR the af-
ternooG.
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Glover Leaf Club.

The Glover Leaf Literary aud
ART club met last evening With Mrs.
j. II. Patton. ut her home ON Fourth
Avenue. and the following interest
Ing program was given:
Recitation. "Th. Farmers Bee
Mrs. krowa.
Recitation. "a Prim Old Man
MIs. ". Thomas.
Violin Solo Mrllinxa Brown.
Plano Solo-Miss Moyciiia Pat.
ton.
Reading from Whit,icr-Mrs a
j. Brown.
Vocal SOLO, Harris.
The Mandolin club. who ar. mem.
bcrs OF the Literary and Art club
played several selections. Mrs. Pat
ton served delicious refreshments ai
'h. .lo-. uf the evening.
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Episcopal Church.

Trinity Church. Corner Colorado
and Nevada avenues. Rev. J. q. Fer
ris. rector.
Palm sunday. Holy communion
.:3O u. III.
Sunday school ::t5 u. Ia.
Morning prayer. Li,nny and ser
mon u O'Clock.
Evening prayer and sermon 80
Holy week services. Monday. Tues
day aud wcdn, sday. Service aud
awdrcss I y. M. Thursday. liol!
communion lo:3" u. III. Good Fri
day. morning prayer aud LitanN IL
a. III. Three hours devotion. l: IL
J j.. IN.
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Manager Frank of the New Or
leans club has won four pennants in
the Southern league and has not
been out of the first divisio min 10
Years. He has made money in sell
Ing players. too, ihs last coup being
the sale OF Pitcher Cullop to Cleve-
land for $4,000.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-15

KODAK TINISHlNG--Mail me your
kodak finishing aud lie assured OF cx-
pert professional workmanship and
high grade materials: y years en-
pcricncc. Our studio with its farili-
Ties Is as near To You rs your nearest
mailboN. Write for price list.--Al-
meron Newman, Commercial rhotog-
raphcr. "2i Clark Ave. Ration. n. N.
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SALVATION ARMY.

iioliness meeting | | Il, m: sunday
school 2:30 y. M. y. T.. l.. $40 y M.
Salvation meeting y. III. Public
meeting In the hall evNry night cN-
rcpt Monday. Everybody invited 10
all services. Let MS worship the
Lord in the beauty OF holienss. -
Ensign G. W. Case. officer in charge.
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Lutheran Church.


Sunday school at 9:i5 n. m.
Palm sunday the congregation
will hold devotional services in 3cr-
man language at IL Il. m.
All visitors are welcome.
*. Walter Schmitt. Pastor.
First NJ. E. South.
We bid you welcome to all our
services.
Sunday school begins at 3:i5 n. IN
The Junior Epworth League meets
at 2:S1 and the Senior League at
J:30 y. M.
Preaching at | | u. III. and 1:3o p
III.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday even
ing .:15. art of the hour will b.
devoted to the question. Ways in
Which the Older Christians May En-
courage the Younger Ones
The Epworth I.oaguc will not. a.-
announced. have (Alieir Livingston
memorial service sunday evening.
because the auditorium is not ETY. in
shape for the services. The servic-
cs will be held rcxt Sunday evening.
Your fellowship in all these services
we will appreciate much.
r. L. Waldravcn, Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-15
Miss Jacobs Hostess.

Miss Gertrude jacobs entertained
III. members of III. eleventh grade
OF the 81. Ioscph's Academy. OF
which sh. is II member. this after
noon at the Jacobs home ON Grant
avenue. The afternoon WI, spent In
playing games. Refreshments We're
served By tile hostess.
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First Presbyterisn Church.

The pnstOr. Rev, X. r. ChnndI"r
will occupy his pulpit morning and
evening. Besides the usual pipe or
gan numbers OF Miss Harlan and an
,h-ms by the choir. Mr.. Frank Stone
will sing NJ eleven u. m. and Mrs.
Theodore Smith at .:jo y. M.
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IN THE CHURCHES
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

SunuNy sVhOOI V.II a. m.
Christian Endcavor Gas y. IN.
Every Wednesday evening. pray
II service.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-15

The day of harsh physics is gone.
People want mild. easy laxatives.
Doan's Regulets have satisfied thou
sands. csc at all drug stores.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-15

The goods. the service and the
price. All three are considered when
showing you our elegant jcwclry
|stock.-The Rhoades-HarbIidge Jew
elry Co. ]
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19

to luTc uern tbc prrpctT atnrs tie most scvere measures will hr ahnpted against theu..
 The result of the Int aIrszdY nH' IicAd lz that 1t hus beSn condenned hy snn1e of the clanenllof's most h1e ter enemies. When it 1ias l+arned Ht- ter the explosion that ns one was 1n' fureA and ina: Ctcrea himeelf WaR ne' in the horS4 the crowd which had sluicltly gathered cheeted oVa:n and again,
 The principal parts of the hT's resI drncc are nnnost completely wrecked
 The police are buEy now aceAins
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eas6iaI Nus7At 3AtHe&

ePsoiaI Nus7st 9Af1ek
 LDNBc%, Feb. 1e.-Th4t the Turk ish garrison of Hcutari have inflicted q crushing and disasltcus eete1t on the allies at ScutaEi ts the usws pub lIaict rnla morning in the Times.
 Eve til0uRaH6 ut the alllAs were lost after three 6ays Of tho nest fterca 0nd bfuody 1ihGtinE during which the foee4u Of he invaders wefs driven h9ck aEHin And again from the TNlla. During tho tl1rcs days the 3llles made several detErmtned EsAAElt9 beSnE eVi- G;dahlls' bar.t upon taklRE fhs CaAt once Tor ali ard go rIdaaK the waateTl. leId ds the enemy The frrkH f1nEkt with all ehs valor and BktIl oe old &4&4verg Assault wAs Hsst with .hAe0l@Q that wRM i1vinelhlE- EAeh ,aAlRlIit. wal precsasd by A herce bonRAEhhfsni of the Qualifications. ..,..t.:D
 nThs allies Msra cctuRpseA ot- Mnhte- 4earlnE. .EiFViaq. aGE. 40m4 Greeks knI %sfs under fEe cailmaRd of a MontAnnerim general.
 For Aonz4 tida fhe faydd&r4 hkd been prErHTinK for ono grand etf1Ft which wAa exrected 10 be the Last The DrApErAtEprB had bsed h6 cara fully made that the order fin which tho allies %ere to enter the city had aIreadyt ! B6en hETanEed fcF but thss had eountsd without tAkiux the Tur'El Infn eonsldAta+lnu4
 'Tha TNfHtsh garrison haH 5aHn Ilv. ing bn AaArEAelsH FRttons for. pq@4l
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19
LLOYD GEORGE HOME IS
 DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE

clues 70 Ihe peTpetrstnCs And Arrests ara expected mcmenthr1Iy. r h suH hoped thnt the suffrAeettes nre nnt tha guilty parties. but TO 1thtr cauAe can
 EA aHsIEned. Lloyd George is the pIcst popular nah In C9reat BTlfIh amongst tho rodtcai element. He It was Wh1 pasSed tine InsIrArcs aGdI'st emploimcHt. the cid 1se psnsIpn ana various other acts which aided thS FOOT nt tho. expense ot thA itch ard ths regr and horror 0F hlH c0uHueHs friends may. lead 10 bad work should
 she perpetrators fall into thesF haA0.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19

liI1c sn that ttuttr defense Ee regarded az one nt the nlnVt lIeFoln nf all tfnnEA Since Ihe commencement nf the wE they have been ccpped mp bY the theIuy and have been auhJectdd to ths most dettFInEnCd attaC.ks-
 The great lnsseH of the hksieEers Is due to the splendid plan hn which the fnrt1nentL0hH Qf ScutHri Are built The EEEAulte Ind 10 be made UYsr zr open country Tn which those charging were
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19
x,asa,ANS CONSTANTLY
 TALK THROUGH NIGHT

GIonR the uppnsItc 'sCI+L of BGrIrs;; sra the Rusuinn TifhIrHs atHtlrns EoH- s+anlII tulk 10 lSleh Hthrr "r night. Heeen:lI Fred %cilcr IIhIS Uio of the u,ssszgsR and reduced If. |" Russian. The Russian TuhIIcen niEI L3 , state of dAApsraii4n aR be hHs I1i spoken 1 word pE Lhe hIuEuige atncs child hood. But. NitIl a. aEnal population me Russinn government rsaInLatps a hne system of wTalrss aIoEg The Sl- herian coast Hprnstr@ Eor1c, C'n': ue the stations ia xi AGutdir whhre Lh+ hanAous stTIk4 sHd oLInr things hap psns1
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MEktIn CITY. Feb la-Fornr' preEident Mahrro ,s A prisoner und General rlcturinnr IIpeFta has been ProuIaIJied he provisional prNs!deni p' the NexInan repuntin.
 Hu0rtA IFS ptUciAlu'ed folI""iHs ! 1anrerenn6. barws@r htm and Lhs rep n6 D4as. ThrSUEhout e1lS latest phase. J'of ths rs~uIutipn denSFaI pIR1 rrezcsisE the appearance sf 2 man whO aaf nc selfish ends to serve aua he wiHtseT ataIsAnned AIl cIaiHa to the prSsl Spes ~lAn jss toanG that peeaa .t sR R ,l u \ !! HEefta fsha'4dIy .m inc pFesl6Su' uu sRai. .'.
 President k1adero was RrUe1Ied by General Blauqnst, tho leader of the flores upon which NadeCa had dAPehd. [. ed at ths npasainG of Ecs5tl4tleA Ma d4ro'a brother Was arrested by GAhefni Husrea hlsnself and hS hn 10 bsi1eTea To have been ta1 principal cause of air tlic trctIhsa ho win rrohabIy bh kxe- cHtsL.
 The torn1er rr4sident will likely he bAhIsbed from MexIeo To prevent him rom creating anY further disorder,
 The arrest of the ex.rresldeut hF BIahaact wa& accomplished wlrh $ most dramatic effect. Tho general In pl essence Of aINdeFo HddrrsHed his Then aud said:
 This urhumnu bnstle In which Ihe fRtheg ia killing the snH and brother Is fighting against brother Hpst end. He ther turned nn Mdaeru and mnda
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;peCisi NuassI eSrv<A

EI. PAslfI. Feb. Ia-PrTnir hla- pitches received hare state that Fra est MndcTo haa bern sentenced to bs &h9: and that GustaYo NadsTu hus ni 2 ready beEn Uxkcut1h. No 1rTrnAr edn- fiTrRIicn has been rHc0irsd, hon eV4f, sf ihA sa tA of tl,oEE rwc relatives nf tho flaunacd prgsident And the nuws IE HS: RrcepteI fNlly Y@t. # I$ well known Lhat tho AxeoVtton af Ernest ws con- rsannlas<d bat the actual noTs of tho execution of either would have rrnha- rIy r~eh wir~d officially if It had hno. psnEd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19

WARRINGTON. D. c, Fch. 1@--. The recoEnnIpn af the new MeK1nan government by the government of tne .alNe4A D aata4RfEsh 4aeaaA.Et upon the MsxIcans theunsslrss. The Washington administration will rFcoE- niSe iT if it shpws itself Incitned to maintain a stable EovernmHnl ana 1T IL has thr strcneth tn dc 'sn.
 At present nothing cRn be duna iT thIA direction aa thr government Ia only pTpvlstVpRl.
 A.nhhssndOf Wilson has becn iH- @tructe6 t9 make Ii hIs Glrst dHtS tu treat with President HH+rt1 Tor the nfn+lIorarton ot the conditions which havB been Imposed upon An%rtc1ns. CtfnnIalnss rom cLGlSens of the UniteIl States nhnur hard IrCzLmCnt hare been numerous and the rrroEnltloM o' he new administration will alsr, dcrerd 'c great extent unpn Inc t~.atTnent 9f Americana.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19
TURKS WHIP ALLIES AND
 5000 MEN ARE LOST

exposed iN n W1therinE i1rF.
 On many occasions she Hasacws werr conducted in rerso1I lry high bf- frerA who did all that IKl1h could do Ic keen their mcE Np hn+ lhe fire %Hs always tho hut Rnd agAIn and uEaIn Inc allies were driven back.
 The battle Is Inc runHt hprcfTl fnt thE Turks that. hSE oHcurrnd iante the war began.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19

MEXICO CITY, Feb. Is--The hEx. ican ounEress Ia nU~ plARIEnG tc send aTnder9. the sx xpreatdent, to Sn aay. Ium for iha rri1iinAIy InAAn+.
 Ec IS r3dny the most dsspls*A Rnd haIed man 1n Mexico and plAx ls re- KardeI ih ths Iight of . Abentor.
 EvArythtn& now has ths iRtemASly pencefd nir wh11h rou1zs AftGF ee uphsayAI al vhs pss1xttpeA. iKsI whiph hss delulsed thIs uIiy R1rh blood
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19

of ueSte and puTsD6E1Ly may u0W De exDertan thrnushuut the rspuhlIn-
 Ii fg thought tere that ths nov" nc@rI "G Amsrnar troopn and Arncri GLR wHr TesnU4s had the BrA&tesl ia hiIArrs m nrGnE1nE ahnnt peaceful ecndh0nz in MSrieo City and tI'e af' nIlniatrAt1on Ia being praised for whaI Ia believed 10 hr 8 clever hardling oI 8 very dangerous situation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-19
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SPsHaI kua7st Service.
 LONDON. Feb. fa--Cno 0f the uEosi awful hdGuTTehrrs In the hlaiutv ci British pnlttics o1rnEFc1l last nEh: whtn the home Df Lloyd Gwi>E%, eh7n- CeIl0r at lhe exrhrn1Hrl. In ihr British government, ATls wrecTef l.y dSnR- mItS
 The claAhcClioT hinsclf WAS nbscnt al tho tlnAc as were tha f,LrLilT and lu"st of the HumeatEcs gu that no HYrs "sFe los'. T]Ia ruLraGh IS believed tc lave orAfi iho work of 1hH surtrRgst ttss '"t or tnis no prnpt can 1'r presented 2. present EhOnId wvmrn be proven