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 Hk2f6. Jan, Alt La ruiLe rridEHL nrW that the great powers ar@ me Ta1L aEhAterH of thu I1Stinles nf :he Balkan states ,anA 1'nrkey md 5hU rFuipo. LentisrIez of. al the runIb-Clau:s haTo virtually been slnrod aside. IL has bs4u EATneh that the powers hay" EeQched aD agreement q aclunEsI ts<sn scaves and that LhU turns agrtrd uion will be fnrced un Ihh El@nnrrAnrArls. whitAA< they Ike IF Sr not. 1t is Seherally beIsevcd .hnt ttc pu~cl s Will inEssAl hncn the sIErcnd%' E AdrI- esurplA hy Ihe Furgs So thht th+ DIV TT ct Turkey fnr evLI u1av he Esscn- ed It. the fuiuIe.
 One rarncr disnuirtinE hjI tr In-
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Nugget 6iseisI 'e@r"iGs.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jul st-Ths EuIldine. trades council 'h7S raised ths aHm cF Ss4I.0Sp Gnr Thc purpuae 9E S~rar,nF rhe release oI Ttci'rto+ and Clancy. th4 i've Ban Fs~'H:is+co lahir tea derS who were gent to the psnituH- tIary wi.I. Efiirsy-. ne others from In dianntnlss wher.s they were h"I eR charges reInunr to dynamite con Eptzey.
 WatAO n Trt ot SsPeTHedahs WAS xrautt r. ta the Enlted SnitsA court "f apPsaIa in Chicago after the ,mPrls-
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ATTY. GEN. %lCkERSAAm
 ..i >.i .. AenEES WITH JUDGE LYONS

= :. .., :, .4' -:.* .,s..z ,;:.@ <tii1s,ss 1xsseds aialasf aia ;nsf War AiIl.!: se. tarn%~pd. tie sa ;''T; -
 T tt.nnot heIp The critte'tn. I did my dhty under my path nMd ms con science
 IfsstriA Artar1ey EroEaley snys:
 "I.hare no criticism of Judge LFDnH actions on the hEnnn, believe he ac.ed honestly md fairly. I rrgrvi Lnnt under the exisLIrg law m Alas knn tnnk cau fuil with a lpss tn the nuhilc ot haaF million dultnrs and lh4C np nsIe run bH ilcId crim!nalis Iiahle. Th. Alaska rode shnnih tIr rA. yIscd
 Artcrncy Gsen@raI WinIsrshan him. self lEls upheld Inc law as Ii ~nR laid down In this nase by JUIiG% 14rnns and *ayE il Is snund.
 District Au"rnRE t!r~ssley lrld tth cnae ML,Irs htm by wire UEd nHksh psrmIssLon to AnpGsLl 1'. Ths attorue% general answered thnt JIIdxc T4ynnH wae rIsht, He alEn saId that he fon- yhtaretl I.yrns to bc The hest trdE" that arpr held court In Valdez.
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P0WERS HAVE SHOWED BOTH :
 BULGARS AND TURKS ASIDE

cONsTASTryopLE,. Iau- a-7ns RrltISh gasssutassst AaRt 4hs~n h.ra F is Ss.orGSii NJ ltas 4@7S' anutIe ,Ey Turkey, '' IhhAtak. oE Eee- i,ln Affairs 'crss has asr.sAs "as- iinitted rrnpqsaLto the odwern which if adopted %iIl mean that Adri&n"pas ely and Brovirce rir re"Ain Turkish territory. It .s not Mo~u ln~ ths offer pn~ers nova received this pro- pos.. bat Clte settlement of tnA aues- t.cn Ia HOW about ali tt1Gt rs4AtnS be- tor4 Ihe signing of the Deacs treaty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-09

onnaAnt of ths men the judge put eacn nf them under bonds of 4,h,0ee fer Assen years Imprisonment inflicted 1lpSn IheW.
 rraItrnue and Clancy were Sentenc- ed to Blx YA1rs. SaT:h. ac that thF amount required to bail them nut would pe $6G.10Q fur eRGfI, Thr amount nr.w rAiaed Ia double that slM and the two msu will probably "htatn LenporaTy release ns LANst. It Ia not stateo that the Mnusy lAfs over oui nf the 334r.t00 will he usud IU &s- enrA The release nj othCrB of the pr1A-
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EHseiHl EroGst SArttSs-
 St;w YORK, Jan. g.--HRed Amooi- the Mnr1Foh senator from Ctah' ~as tho chief xuh5Ect of debate "nHi' took place rpdly Tn the EAkiunRI Cuh- sresH of 1IotherR which Is nuw iu zes- sioH Ih this Cify.
 "A resolution %aa pnH5sd calling Mr0n the senate t0 rEorsn the mVes- tIsation Us th the right of Srn0ot to retain hIE zeAt !n q1nErcsS-
 During tho dincasaioh of tIilF feso- 1ution Acrerai women dszerib-eh sH1ncs na nolygaTniat and aa the nphoIdST of PulTkArhy-, TIaFdiY one speaker drring Inc whole det&re had al kind
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RUSSIAN FLEET M0B|L|zED ."
 TO THREATEN OTHER POWERS

1aST her way iH Lle arrApFeulenLs Ehieh aru nnw SrinG Fnr@d ou thk former coTabAtRntz.
 Thn force nopiIi1ed is h powerful one aud csInsiRCa of many of she gtuat v eM shins iU ihe mvy. Ii i* dLe%inHd likely that I9u%sala will tuke Shran- tIen ut in" pTrseni negotiations sU in- Rtat upon her right ta ssnd WArshlpp
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LYNDON. Jan. ?. Tn" nnorniRg Pnzt states that the peace nsxotiA tionS between -1he Balkan and Turkish en- yuys rIr br resumed St Hue suEi:%s- rtnn of ihe powers. IL points nut lhal Euch ncg4I ia tinns. however, euD mean nothing more Ihnn the formal acCcp- lance nt thc Lerme impn!%d by 'he nnwerz
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EASTERN STAR PARTY.

The l1hLAs pE he Eastern $idr hal q PQfe$ Ar thv hUrIr uf Mrs. JUs1pls PiFlN Iaxt evening. s5igIr%h IAeifs Wet6 present and nnIiSit u1e t4iin'cd anh TcfrenhmEniE RarrAd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-09

TnEk Amcrtnzuz. for thTRe years HIS .aIAry for that per1nd will bc s4S0Rq A resF nr s12p.n0a for the t1ree TA5rs of hlg management
 Very lsLlle AesikAticr wSs &hn"n ID giving ChHnce this enorrnptM auus az it is fully believed iia wiII mofe I'i*h nai+a 1t good.
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AMERICAN MOTHERS
 ATTACKING SHOOT

word 10 spc5k for EHIunt or thr pfin- cIrI4a he represented. Some exrre97- c,r aIE, bcIiaf that 3rormonlstih WaH.sn7 EihIniiEIy undermining tie moral gtandinx 9s flmllIsa all 0p@r tile cPur try hS its very ezlatencH .AnH thas ls should nnt llr permitted 10 have TED rAzsntaiIon in naCioTall affairs. Even some wpmon deciart.f that HqlYEHE1y Ia heinz praclioed generally but se- CreklE noM&layE.- The resolution Tas carrIcd with enthusiasm and will hG
 DrenenIed to both honsrs Hf congress.
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a. N. cARMAN ILl-.

q. N. ratH1an has hesn iaid up at his rsuidanns to+ auveFat days owing to +hlhsr ssvsrs inriisrSnlHon. He 5K.. hCW kspurked tn Jhs Improving.
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BABY GIRL BORN

Mira Rnpcr, wItc of Milicr Ropsr' becauue uhu mother of baby Blfi serry this uoriLng. Br. Muslard as- sisted bv pr. heutnah attended ana repsrsE mCtheT and chud b be we'll
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wAHm IN ALABAMA.

epseisI Mrnast ssrsisA-
 BItsKtINrHAN, Ala-. IAn- &-Whils Ao many atsfes in the Wsat ars auf- 4erihg from ssvsrs cald if il ihttEeAt- tHg to r1dfA that tho temperature iA 7f Aearees abh7a earu harA today.
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PIONEERS HELD PARTY.

Tnc rsrd pInty M the Pioneers kts' night was aIfhndsd by many members of thc organization and Thdir lady lad, friends. SiAIeen tAbIIs rera oe- cuuit4, md . rrry ripsEnnI lime IT, suited
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 LONDON. 5au, 1.-The slluh l"aI ir murppe Inoss on serious aspect today when fl SHs ls-arGsd iInt the RusshH Aee. has bxtn mG1Iiil2Fd ln tn lAHrk s.a and Taads ready apparently tr .or,aus bIsainrbA This mobilization ls AAolareh tea hn q demonstration f1 ~su% thai RVssIn la n%L%Inlinrn |"
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

A most interesting billiard tGIrna- In<nt ia HOW urncHshinE in lIle h. F. rihb TopmE- II mnst nr r.nrIndnH ls' thh 'nHt day of tine montn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-09

Mrs, aibAen will aIvs PrIvats nsbe' inn .sssnns. All winter fsnr nousAs ~sut of s@lsphnn& ofie& -mAA4'asa .uns. don,lAst4. clown AnitS. Ets- TOT
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-09

5utulaIion ls that the rsweEv arn nni tH harmpuS on thA quesfruf -oT 'tiIe dlsuUsiiun cr ti-. Ia,siris in the -6eaan sen Tnls siihtect r6Ay cause A lot
 ,t fArtIcn but the Islands ars' nnt considered ini'HTtant enough lu n"'I- stILule Il real danErI Is European ILNEre.
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TWO PRISONERS SECURE BONDS
LABOR UNION RAISES s24o,ooo FOR PRISONERS
 

cnpry, hsIl it Is thought lIieIJ Inst z1sch ~IIl he the GASe. The leaders of thF. Iinlnnx In th1H CiIY asomed to Do Inclined ln think thtl TveItnnns. Clancy and others Of tI,< prisoners ara nnt guilty and thAh th,y arA onIy th@ rtrtimH 1f nIrcuru4 HthnecA.
 Their feelings ih Iha matter A<S exceedingly NarrIr sud mu aHWHitit Of tn>rey would tr cnnsIJAi hd LnD ETest
  to raise.
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muMINc R nRrEeIHa EoIfIoA.
 The Mining and prsdins Edition a1 the Nnma DniIy Nugget arc oR sale uI Eukler-RIauro Co., LOHsn 1TeA'
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rhTpuEl the I1arda nelleS and should this he nnrrert mnzL SeFi0ps eeH7rLeH- ttpus HTs mt inpro bablk.
 The whDlo subjsoE af ps&oe win probably und~rso z chuuEe kecAEAs of 'hts TnnnIizriou of the fsrceF And the re. nit Ia awaited wl~1sty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-09

Bill hsads, staessAAhi&. istEsr hss@s and snvsiorss. Have them pSiHtst at thu NugSst office
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Placer l.scAsianl At NesBat DfIiEs
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:. Apples $z.5O psr bsn aTd up al I-ShAahnfk
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CHANGE.
 IS MANAGER
1ETa stE41Vo TO BOSS AMERICAN LEAauE TEAM FOR THREE
 YgAAE.

eps7lAI Nurnat. a9F4fisA.
 :. CE1cAEb. 5atl' I+Fthnk chaE'c4' Ejkas Asknsd at GAanRear CT the New
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Int-fsk At Lss1msn's.
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Lut. fisk at LSkmar's.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08

has been added and an alphah.,,..
record is kept Of taxes paid nv ~
sons who failed to make return. pe'
record also is made on the do.
when the taxes are paid. se''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08

Bachman, who offered all flour need
ed. and L. f, Rogers, who offered
rolls.
President Moore appointed a COM
mittee on arrangements, consisting
Of W. H. White, Jr., chairman; ].
H. Bachman, J, X. Orr, Jr., Leroy
Rogers Ivan E. Allen, Milt Saul, w.
J. Lowenstein, o. T. Camp, J. Lee
Barnes and L. y. Hicks. A meeting
Of the committee was called for Fri
day afternoon, in the offices of the
State Chamber Of Commerce in the
Hurt Building.
Success of Day Assured.
Agents Of the State Chamber, who
are touring the State in the interes.
Of the "All-Georgia" dinner and the
proper celebration Of Georgia Prod
ucts Day by mass meetings and ban
quets in every town in Georgia, re-
port that enthusiasm is growing and
that the success Of the big day is as-
sured.
The housewives OF Georgia are TAX
ing great Interest in the banquets, and
the offer Of $40 for the best Georgia
menu has resulted in the local Offices
being almost swamped with entries
Here Is one for u family dinner that
Mrs VIII HARRISON, OF Wayside, ca
has sent in:
Vegetable Dreamed Tomatoes
Fried Potato Balls
Roast Beef Fried Chicken Sliced Tongue
Coleslaw. Irish Potatoes with Mayonaise
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
GIRL PUPILS To
COOK GEORGIA
DAY FEAST
Domestic Science Students Of
Normal College Will Show
Skill at Great Banquet,

Sixty Georgia girls, students in the
domestic science department OF the
Georgia Normal and Industrial Col
iege at Milledgeville will be asked to
prepare and serve the "An-Georgia"
dinner OF the Atlanta Chamber Of
Commerce at the Auditorium on
Georgia Products Day. November 1S.
The Normal College is famed
throughout the South as having an
unusually strong course in domestic
science and household economies, and
the presence Of the girls from that in
stitution will, It is thought, assure the
success Of the feast. A committee Of
prominent Atlanta women will be
named to aid the girls and superin-
tend the work
Some Of Atlanta's biggest manu-
facturers got behind the movement at
a meeting in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms Thursday afternoon and
offered to furnish practically every
thing necessary for the feast. Those
who do not manufacture edibles Of
fered to furnish various articles Of
wearing apparel to the banqueters, -
that every person who attends can be
clothed from head to foot in Georgia
goods
Offers to Give Guests SoN.
A stir was caused by the offer OF
James J. Daniel, of the Marietta
Hosiery Company, to furnish each
guest with a pair of sox, and Colonel
w l.. Peel suggested that other man
ufacturers furnish shoes, shirts, etc.
Among those who made speeches a
the meeting and offered to donate
Georgia products for the banquet
were Wilmer L. Moore, president Of
the Chamber of Commerce; Charles
ID. Mckinney. secretary of the Geor-
gia Chamber of Commerce; NJ. r.
Schlesinger, who offered to supply al
the bread needed; j. X, Orr; James J.
Daniel; Mrs. Il. Volvin, woh offered
TO donate artificial flowers to decorate
the tables; Colonel w. L. Peel. W.
II. White, Jr, who offered cornfieid
hams for the feast; ]. M. Carter; w.
J. Lowenstefn, who offered to con-
tribute candy to the banquet; j. r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
3 Important Cases
Before Prison Board

Three important cases are to be
considered by the State Prison Com
mission Friday. The most important
is that Of j. J. Mangham, a Griffin
cotton mill president, serving four
years for embezzlement and twelve
months on another charge. The Gath
wright murder case and the case of
the Register brothers, Of Colquitt
County, are the others. B. L. and C.
c. Register seek pardons on the plea
that they have served time exceeding
the three years TO which they were
sentenced for involuntary manslaugh-
ter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
Governors to Hunt
Bears in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK. Nov. 7.-Governor
Elliott W. Major, of Missouri, and
Governor George w. Hays, of Arkan-
sas, are getting TO be great old cro-
MES. They liked each other 50 well
this summer when working with
spade and shovel out on the Arch
street pike on Arkansas Good Roads
day that they are going to renew the
acquaintanceship made at that time.
Governor Major and Governor Hays
are going to hunt bar in the brakes
OF st. Francis and Crittenden Coun-
ties
A number of prominent st. Louis
ans and Arkansans will accompany
the hunting party. Harry Stewart,
Governor Hays secretary, is in COM
munication with some of the States
famous bear hunters and guides to dc
service on the occasion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
Troops Still Guard
Somerset, KY, Jail

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 7.-Mil!-
tia is still guarding the Jail at Som
erset, KY, where a mob threatens to
lynch Robert Garrett, a negro. who
attacked a white woman,
Captain Waddle, of the State guard
has issued an order for all negroes
to keep off the streets every night
after o'clock until the trouble
subsidies, and for crowds to be dis
persed by troops. A special court las
been ordered for December Is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
made of Georgia Cotton on

made of Georgia Cotton on
Bell Pepper Stuffed Mangoes Artichokes
Sailed Peanuts Celery
Corn Mullins. Pons or Cornbread
Beaten Biscuits. Light Bread
Rice, steamed. Cream Irish Potatoes,
Turnips with fresh pork, Boiled Cab
bage, Fried Egg Plant, Field Peas,
Baked Sweet Potatoes, Georgia Col
lards with dumplings, Fried Corn Frit-
tiers (canned), Stewed Tomatoes
(canned).
Apple Dumplings, Hard Sauce
Sweet Potato Pudding
Spice Cake Pumpkin Pie Sponge Cake
Sweet MIX Buttermilk, Sweet Cider
Persimmon Beer
Apples, Pears. Pecans, Walnuts,
Hickory Nuts, Georgia Coolers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
1000 Oriental Bugs
To Aid Citrus Belt

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Three
packages containing nearly 1000 par
asltes, insects beneficial to the citrus
fruit growers, were received from the
Orient on the liner Siberia. They will
be propagated at the State insectary
at Sacramento and then distributed to
the growers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
Town People Buy
Social Circle Mill

MONROE Nov. THE Social Cir
Gle Cotton Mil, which for some
months has been in the hands of a
trustee in bankruptcy. was sold be-
fore the courthouse in this city yes
terday, and was bought by the citi-
zens Of Social Circle, the purchase
price being $4,000.
The mill in the future will be un-
der the presidency Of w. P. Wallace,
of Rutledge
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
This Lung Remedy
Known Fifteen Years

Il everybody who suffers from or is threatened
with Lung Trouble would investigate the many
cases where recoyeries brought about through
the use Of Bokmans Alternative. remedy which
has NOod the test for nearly fifteen years.
Sesas srdHion In favor OF 1t would be the re-
suit What II has accomplished for others It
may do for you. Read this:
i45 E. 1921 ST. New YORK.
Gentlemen; Last December / took q sudden
cold which developed into Pneumonia The
doctor did all he possibly could for me. but
could not clear my lungs One day / saw
testimonial IN Of the papers telling Of the
good results someone had from taking Eek
mans Alternative for a trouble OF the lungs
began taking It and soon felt good results My
lungs began to clear up and ! began 10 gain
In strength and was soon well enough 10 take
up my work again ! am IN better health now
than | have been At any time / am a mia-
sonary worker for the New York Home for
Homeless and Frtendless BOys."
(Ahidsvitl ERNEST p WILCOX.
tAhove abbreviated. more on request
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by many
and Lung Affections. Bronchiua. Bronchial Asth-
ma Stubborn Colds and In upbuildinE the ava
TEN, Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit
forming drugs. Sold by all Iscoha' Drug Stores
and other leading druggists Write the Eckman
Lsboratuy, Philadelphia Pa for booklet telling
Of recoyeries and additional evidence
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08

DECATUR, Nov. THE Decatur
Board Of Trade is preparing for the
Georgia products dinner" on Novem-
Der is, at 6 =. m, when every one
present viii wear something made in
Georgia. with the object of calling at
tention to Georgia products and Geor-
gia's wonderful resources
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
FIRE OFFICERS CHOSEN

FORSYTH, Nov AT the local
fire departments annual election D.
r. Bennett, Jr., was reelected chief;
James A. Tribble was chosen assist
ant chief. and J. e. Phinazee hose
foreman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-08
DeKalb Uses New
Tax Return System

Tax Collector Forester. Of DeKalb
County, has inaugurated a new sys-
TEN, identical with that used in Full
ton County. A real estate book
Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
WANT GENERAL STRIKE.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 2.-An effort to call a general strike in sym pathy with the teamsters, and chauf- feurs strike was started today at a meeting of the Teamsters' Union. No definite action was taken and it was decided to wait until the union officers conferred with the leaders of the Cen tral Labor Union. The question will come up at tomorroW's meeting.
 Besides the killing of Claud Lewis another crowd was fired on by William Whorton. negro, when he was at tackled on q wagon owned and driven by himself Jack Long. a teamstcr, was wounded in the right leg
 The proposed parade of the strikers did not materialize. According to em- ployers of tcamsters, more wagons are operating than yesterday and there is little interference General Organizer Thomas J. Farrell contends the union ranks are holding firm, and that more than three thousand men are out.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
Euacuatinn GuaYmas

HERMOSILLO, December 2.-MuCh activity is reported here today among the federal troops at Guaymas. and one or two federal gunboats lying in Guay- mas harbor steamed down the gulf. This is taken by the constitutionalists officials here as indicating the garrison at Guaymas has begun evacuating the California gulf port so stubbornly held by the Hucrta troops since the begin ming of the insurgent revolt in Sonora. Since there are no troops available it is considered probable the gunboats would have to make several trips be- fore the entire garrison could be trans ported to Mazatlan, ManzanillO, or some other of the west coast seaports.
 News also was received from off, cials in charge of the insurgent forces at Guaymas that the federals are dis mounting their artillery preparatory to shipping it. This is considered by the officials here as partial verification of the reports from Mexico City yesterday that the federals have evacuated Guay- mas and Mazatlan, although nothing
Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
LEGAL NOTICE
--~-~N@-"~"o~~~~~~~
 IN THE JUSTICE COURT


 Phoenix Precinct, County of Mari copa, State of Arizona
 F. Linsenmeyer, Plaintiff, vs. J. Miller, doing business as the Majes- tic Cafe, Defendant, Summons
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Phoenix Precinct. in and for the County of Maricopa, in the State of Arizona.
 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA:
 To J. Miller. doing business as the Majestic Cafe, Defendant, GREET ING:
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Phoenix Precinct, in and for the County of Maricopa, in the State of Arizona, and answer to the Com plaint filed in said Justice Court, at Phoenix, in said County, within five days, exclusive of the cay of service after the service upon you of this Summons, if served. within this Pre- cinct; but if served without this Pre- Cinct, but within the County, ten days; if served out of the County, fifteen days; in all other cases, twen- ty days.
 ty days, or judgment by default will bex taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Phoenix, Arizona, this 10th day of November. 1913.
 C. w. TOMBSTONE Justice of the Peace of said Precinct,
Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
DER DEUTCHE VEREIN
 GIVES GREAT PROGRAM

Enthusiasm in Der Dcutschc Ncrein, the German club formed by mem bcrs of the German classes of the high school, is still at the high-water mark, and the general atte.dancc at the meetings held is as large at the present time as it was at the begin ming of the year. At the social meet ing held last Monday in the cafeteria of the high school an unusually large attendance enjoyed an exceedingly cx- cellcnt program, in which many of the members of the Nerein took an ac- tive part It was the best program that the club has had.
 An extra program de luxe is being planned by the program committee for the meeting to come on the 18th inst, which is to be q gala day with
Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
1 he organiZation.

the organization.
 So far the members are making the most possible of the opportunities the club offers and are enjoying the work which it entails to the utmost. A general enthusiasm seems to have en- tered the club enrolment which bids fair to make it the most enterprisins and active organization in the school.
 Following is the complete program which the attending members gave and heard Monday:
 Vierhandig Rolling, won die F'raulein Peirce und Thornton.
 Rede. von der Schatsmeisterin- F'rauIein Peircc, "Das Erntedankfest.'
 <laVer solo. Lustspiel ouVerturc, won FraUlein Robertson
 V6rlesen. Erkenntnis, yon Herr Thaiheimer.
 Melodie in CRubinstein). won F'raulein SlaybaCk.
 VorIesen (Jacob Strauss), von Frau lein Hill.
 Vorlesen, illustriert, Von Herr kraI l.