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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
MINISTER IS
 UNOERTAkER
auITs SPIRITUAL RuEINEss TO
 CARE FOR THE BODIES
Luau;aI MusaeE ssrxIeA.

SpauiaI NusaeG SsFTreA.
 BAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 2*.-neV- Lrlle1LL. pAYtor of the u1IttaFtaR chmrrh cf thta city. has quit the E1fn- tgtry Iu ehtHr bl.ztnEss as m under taKer. He found 1t Impossible to sH- CUTE tIoHI hIs cburcFt sufficient h1nIi%y 10 sllnrnrt hiHlseh and glre his fam ily the feue[itx which he considered necessary, He had bUHn I minister for Tnany YeafH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
3O,OOO ENG|NEmEN
 STILL THREATENING

would be far more dlsa struus than any increase ln waAes cIud bA.
 All the business intereHta nf the Eastern states ore at tkls norlsnt treWlltDE at the thought af what might occur. ThE AnEiHuaCs Lul tlremen, with thelr strong nTE7nixa- ttmls. are quietly and a0nssrpzuvcls cutdncung their sids of the aiscpa' sIrn and utll dn noihlng hastily. But they sI'e quito determined Rnd HnG side ns the other must 6EYe way. Il seems 10 Do intpUeslblr 'aaL such | SirEKA could occur It would be aI- most as bad za WAT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
Special hsnpst EArvfaA

Special hsnpst EarSfsA
 WASHINGTON. Juh. 2s.-one of the m1et reruarkahre political hAttlsE on tucprd was begun tU1ay T'han the rspubL3uaM lEnders mel and tnTmett rIana for E continuous seRslon for the purpose ot forcing the confirmation lh ufttcu pt thOas who have bern re- gently appntnted by Presldent TsfL
 ThirLcAn hundred afhce hcldera
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

The mnN &xtfAnE dinRry degcnRtFa- Llohs ware made by the women At tmes they shheked and h0wled Ike SD m4ny nLIuiacs. HLAhHs hy the po flee wnrh rrAau%nt and vAra rRhder- ed nerEssarI by the vloIsnt eftprt1 1t wotD.n lo destroy propATty.',
 The whote orcAsion Ia one that shows what a change haR csrne rVer ths wun1en 6t Englsnd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
W0MEN FOR JUR|ES
 COLORADO STATE

Jscr Ntich the pubic R dIEidsd-
 Same who voted for il. hcwpvSz. did sn iTl the belief merely that woTne7 should 6C Sll0Ts1 the aame pCtvIIealCs +y s1GIL in acs.iaing trial in which th3+' themselves mlgbL bc deteI,dH nts. \ st1rting demte Praceded the passage 1f he bill. Icih sides fighting warmly tlIl. and neaiuSs thr ERnSure-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
Special Nupgat SAr7IaA

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.--M@11r phn- cru ssieHleg vnc hhE heen arrested on the charge ok Inbs=nFng a2S.cOO from the state funds will probably be saved hom having hiS .CUCe hrnVFf'l hume sv down tn dtsgraoe ae ihe name of a convict by the genera pWIty ot the widow "f nr less a person than General LonKstzset.
 Trmebiat~Iy oh hEAring lhAt | shnrtaEe was found in the funds en- trusted E Sr.kIs~ Mrs. LaAKztrsct 'WttSd lint shs HcrId rQF @VeFy- -~pntt of tl rakhrr thaH sAe a. cDuIru dS 0i her husband and hero of the civil wWr end his .Ioys iu a PeHitenttaTy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
SAYS CARNEGIE
 TROUBLE MAKER
WALTERS RoA5Ts WEALTHY
 LAIRD OF skIHn.
RpaaiAb NuuSrs bsr~Ir~

npaHinb NuqTet 64F%Ir@
 NEW YORK. Ian. eaL-TIenrY Wal EsrH, the steal rangnRte. raaHtnd An drew Carnegie pretty badly today. h connection with the prucaeAings noTF taking place in matters relatinE to the Rteel trHBt
 He declared Carnage tu be q most tnIacnayioGs irnIbIe maker to whom LS due all the dihicnltieH In wIaiEh ti1A Rtael huaIneaa finds Llself.
 The Rteel trust Ia npw near It's dts nnliItIon,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
ELECTROCUT|0N
 FOR HANGING
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApQPTs NEW METHOD OF KILLING
 PEOPLE.
NuuueE spAaiai 2ArxlsA

Nugget spAaiai 2ArF1SsA
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 37-Ths e!il passed tudaY which chapgaa tte mode ue executing erLmIpaIa frOrn hanging to clectrCcrtlon. The 1uhjssr was carefully investisale6 while ths blu was before congress aud medical sx- nerts ali sHeEnsd to HErte that death by %IActrcur&icn Is far HADre odAy and less horrible than the ofhAr-
 |. Some meIHAns of congress- cntcr- tAined the b%itsf that by reHDEing the horror of e1seution the effectiveness au a deterrent from crime would b4 nRrt1y removed,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
LEFT DAUGHTER
 ONE DOLLAR
PATH En OF WOMAN WHO SHOT
 aTokEs CUTS HER CUT.
Special Nuysat SsF-<ies-

HP@nsaI UuY9HE 9VFTF44
 SEATTLE Ian. E9--ratr1rk GtA Millionaire EtUkrS, Hieh yesterday and loft tp his errlmF daughter anLy one duIIar in hiH will. lie aiad worth aaperyI huHdrsn tnousands pr dollars hut he h,s never Eo1rsned towards tho girl SInce Ehs cpInWltte6 the Grln1e that created aenHation all crer the country. Hhe has nEAde BeV- erAi attempts to bhcQme rarctsnflt8 with ner father hrt AeEs4rel.Isdt :ttEta q tn f Iie. end as hia VIII 'stvtAz.! 2!
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
Aa FIRES LAST YEAR.

The nUmhEr of flrss which occurred lr this city 1aAt year WAS 4a. From alr these thc damage amounted only ts about $i.9pG. the ire department having surceeded in every raRs iH prcventlnE lt1G1r spread
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
speeisI husssA ssrvieH.

TRENTON, Jan. .S-----N n3sI iT.- Leresumg event tuuk tl;nc+ herc today when a special enInmiaslnnrr ItiriVrsl Ga4H Bpain with the Hr>1IinEs df King Alfonso of SpiiH In lhg Vr:rsi- asuL- of the CniI ed SiGntfs-
 Tho SDa nIHh mcnarch is tEr first to take o'ficiWt notice n5 :hr !rtniuE rreAlAent. TILe PutnrizsIuIIrr IIs-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
PORTLAND GETS
 WOMEN SLAVES
WHOLE eANn TAKEN INFO tG4.
 TcnY BY THE POLICE.
Special Nugget 9sSMsp.

9PaelN NNanet 8NFNIeR.
 PORTLAND. Jan. 2S4--A wt11aa gang of wnHen white slarsrs were taken Into custody in thls cttT ycS- ternsy by the police. Rerenuy the city hAs heen oTeF4ru hy wOEuHH 1d Elhs kind whu are anehh6d 0t malzinG q regular biAlU4Hs of procuring EaFls for imn1orai purBOnea+
 Not alL the wQnhsr interested In the trai1ie are Yet behaved to haTd beer cuuEht but further arszta WlI bt made later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
FIFTY BELOW ooLo RUN.

About ton days aEu the thsTmo' meter registered 5a uetnw on HoIc Hrn. About the s1me time tt w1 an below ut Tishou river with a ~1no blowing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
TEST MohY BEING HEAhn
 tN OR. HY0E CASE

SpSrraL Npapst ssrvi1a
 ISANEAS CITY, Jun. 2H.-Tho Jury hzs been secured for e1ie thlrd trial cI Dr. TIyds on tue charge ct murderm1 awppa. Testimony ls hging heard Now Lut t ia Ill uf the sane ktMe offered in the TWO nIhsr ria1,s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
MARY aAchA

The schooner Mary HachA, which WaG driven ashore last fat up the cQsl4t. t4 reported to .he all bEhf mad In the sa1Ile position as she Eas when tho freeze up caTAs. Th4a hcws came in R lsttsr from DE. Ttinmpsonl the government n4AAlcAI oGicFr ur therH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
HOLD UP 1900 APPOINTMENTS
REPUBL L|CANS FIGHT TO C0nFIRM
 1900 TAFT APPOINTMENTS

nasita tc elect BenaturH. The whole country is TntchirE the cotrbHt with Mtersat. The democrats are actlrg un Inc plea thal Tart hnslenAd np- pnIn tmFnta only for fhe purruse of nsinE hIb patronage to reward hls rrtendH al the EHHEnAe ot the Adhsr- nnLs p5 IhG democratic party.
 Ltxt-hnk nt LshmsnFs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
sI rp1Me FOR MAIL.

{. BIaa are new bAan& rNUeiTcd EE
 CMf Clerk MeMaAus rcr the hrinE4
 IkE uf surplus ipadS of mali fFOm t1HslakLest Pets Hetnahd AAa ethAsh .hkN4 alrsedy Hgk 5n biAA ,a.,.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
soaoIaI Naasst es~iss

ADaoIaI NIaSst esrViss
 DENVER, Zen. 2s.-A hn has anse.d inc 'sGisiul'a+ ot this sIn'e t' ,u,rnA inc onnsiIfnt1c- E. Ghat Eo- r,pr msy ba perrnLtsrIl rh 1ct as jur- ors Thts 5au was inrsndur%t uI"' 1IF n.s,uGe was advutaLH'i Us .llusa who ,r.lIere that wpmen cuuM hf 7Eusieu ut,ne than men for the trial of eases:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
..,., Nuuass ear~IOA-

s..O,,l Kuusss e~rVIoA-
 ePaAs -I4n 2S,-An arnoy al +sorsand pulite had |" be called N" .. night 10 uttele The sutfra- eN' ,.. +bs .ietrAr If thn suffrage s ',, \, ,arlIanuerL Tens of th"asAnas % ~xo,An ragged through the streets and isbiic squares 'oniN''.l"S @ll
 :. oS outrAgee on rrnpeTly Tue
 -s ol sereTal public btlldingE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

lf the hh4lhaaa M1sn fail to sSiA akii pA'ma th4Y Niil hA in the Fsaiaisn q th4 tamSuH IwslIta hors."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

MA haIp tha tIsansss ard hAsk aAsck sf sr~seriss il MssaA TrY uA TAaFulf tshHsAnt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28
MoklNLETS NIECE .,
 SELLS HEIRLOOM
Special Nugget S4rvies.

Special Nugget ssrvies. q.
 NEW YORK, Jau. 2S.-,A niere ur President Mckinley hHs snld A siH- rhuhd studded heirloom lefr her fy heI famous tHle. Poverty neceSs1- tnltd the aale. From this hf'rtoofn she recrivt.L the sum of a70o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

uNExuklEEp NEAAa AkAElek pt tAs NH.A A1ry sarEst szoa " mrnth ,; iastd se y0EY hdEhsu ssaII Asaas tx q -pAdeaa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

piasAr L4sa4'sHs .aa .ssntsst oalas
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

Rubhur stamps es&du As ths Nse%sa etipa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-28

Lut- huk Ht LshmsnE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
AWFUL THOUGHTS
QUICKLY bANISHE]
Thought, at Times, that
She Would Die. Saves
Herself, Also Young
Girl Whose Troubles
We're Similar to
Hers.

.a.>"H". Tenn.-NIrs. H L. Ma
son Of t0F place, writes; 81 want
% R-'t You few lines in regard to
your T"aIcjne Cardui the woman's
tonic
foTe my marriage / lived in
1SH'}e Ind I suffered very
2 with womanly trouble. I
a times, that l would near
pc "'to pains in my stomach and
ofsae--
'" "our medicine advertised
! sen. and got q bottle The first
,' .a' bed me. and I haven't been
O.o'.9@ with any Of my old troubles
. .. marriage | lived In Mt
-''. na and one Of my neigh
''.ls -prered like ! did told
'' give aer Cardut. the WON
'7'' rs it would help Der. and
AMY did right away.
vi, ruTeiy recommend Cardui
! =. Women, for I think IT is a good
go Cor all Kinds Of womanly
.o. re suffering from any Of
'.'".a7tE peculiar to weak WON
as headache. backache.
oervoumess, sleeplassnsss
-. urge you TO give Card nj. the
''' .3uic, Il trial.
'"'2otsurely DO for YOU what
cone for thousands Of others
Ia,.. .ts half century who suf-
8,s,r (. similar troubles.
'.'ss''r sells !, ''''' "''
III, Vote 20, Chattanooga medi-
L a. 5'.'. - Advisory Dept Chat
""n tor Special Instructions
nd g. page hook. "Tgne
ar ... Women ' sen, in plain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
No., NJ Love. Mystery and Ad-
venture.
.,-o. me play Of the same nan's'
i"' .sr7 produced by Robert Hill
No" ~ a. tne Criterion theator,
As~ York city.
-onAY's INSTALLMENT

. 49, by Journal American
E-xanlineT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
TOO YOUNG TO TRY.
Dear Miss Fairfax,

Dear Miss Fairfax:
| am young boy, at the age Of
seventeen. I love one girl, and only
one girl. When / see this girl why
she drives me almost crazy. Please
tell me how To win her will do
anything to suit this girl.
JOHNNIE
You are only seventeen. Keep your
letter till you are ten years older and Il
viii sound 20 you Ike the prattle Of a
babe
If you are in school. or engaged IN
work, give 10 your daily task some OF
the thought you are giving this girl.
Believe me. Il will bring you better sa-
turns
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
woMAN's PRECIOUS GIFT,

The one which she should n1o<t
jealousy guard. Is her health, but it
is the one most often neglected. un-
til some ailment peculiar to her sex
has fastened itself upon her. When
so affected, ouch women may rely
upon Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, a remedy that has been
wonderfully successful In restoring
health to suffering women.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
ssN aa#ss
Advice to the
Lovelorn
Ff@t-
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
STOP WHERE YOU ARE.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
Having been keeping company
with q young man, we have loved
each other since childhood. We
parted on account Of my parents
objections. He got very angry that
we had to part and ! told him / did
not love him any more. To keep
peace, ! am going with a young
man now and he is going with q
young lady. I often meet my old
lover, but he does not recognize mo
What shall I do, as | could love no
other BROKEN HEARTED Ii,
You are unjust to the second young
man and are robbins yourself of all
chance AT happiness. Tell your moth
err your troubles. Surely If you can
convince her that her objections to
your lover are gToundless she will take
some steps to let him know that he will
be welcome at her home. But don't en-
courage false hopes In the second
Young man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
The Argyle Case 0y s,S Of III T; BE" u1 2c'sea>
By J. w McoNAUGHY

''yyrba, 20, ~, u 't. .'"'..
for tbs fir,+ - 90, 'e'' an" HUf'ey WINGED
~, ,'"e before her blazing eyes.
finger At hin, o,,, -. sue pointed hei
"Tts q w. '''ieu 20 NaEton.
tensitv ~ III. 7ti'. WIN quiet m
u balie,,a ,.a,,,,, ,'. nun
y ieNe you. exclaimed Kaylon with
of rriun,nG ''l ~ ,''' esS ana passing gieam
But M Hnr,a,. - 7'"S eS
MIR Kovto, y, Va ~ 'e"'e" vet
"theras rat,,i,,- "E sa''' ''h'empt""uSlE'
with the n1rGar ,r r.5'','g ct 10 connect me
"Cb -, 49,. an ~. %" A"o" IL
ed him md ,E,,., nay Ton '"Nl'a"le'-
ring in bic ,,[t-. " ne" ana nasty
rbines w.. mere are several
about thai ~ w O." ''9 o,Li'e TO ASK
.,r,,,,ia,a,.. ~. W. personal and then
an IN ~, .'ppSc vi. NlrS. Martin
clared the Ia,.,.a,, ,'.,,,.'', '"I'c''N. de
"As y co,,rtsrr'f,,,,.2,ss9' - Nv -.
with a ugn+ so,,r,, '"4"''e" '>aN'"h'
g., So S'"'n.
Kav,on Ieanaa ,,.,ra-., ,.4.,, ....,...
snannad MN '"u ms eyes
1T was ss q, ,,-,....,.
advised kreis,ar Wv. ,'e''. '""' you
nracttoa ~ w., '@S' u's'' 10 cease the
were safer for. 'oS
a,,. H.. 49,.
face and Ka1.tn,z ,',,r, WV ',il 'I'e man
head D,as ,,,otst sc '"'' ms i"te-
ct don't rncoIIao, ,,......-.
advice " no dooIo.,, =, SI '"9 H"Ch
tain the conto,rl,,t.,...... i'l " 'eu u" main
was q s,,ll,,, ,,,,,,l.. ',''', "'' 'heFt
control ''''' ne could NOT
~ yyas afr,45 49,. -..-..,,-..,.
ton e,1roT,- r,,.,-,,I- ""'"" T. 7aId KAY
tvneuri+ta1 ai,+ll. 'f ''e 9ltai o1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-18
Hints F or the
Household

The following is an excellent recipe
for shortbread:
The ingredients required are ounces
fine sugar / ounce rice flour, ounces
butter. 2 ounces sifted sugar. Wash
butter in cold water, working It well
with a knife Ito get salt Ou) and dry
lit in the corner OF a clean cloth. Mix
flour rice flour and sugar together
Knead butter into -four until the whole
IS in one lump. Press out into a fiat
cake, pinch edges neatly, and prick top
with fork Pin a band Of paper round
to keep the cake from spreading Bake
about half an hour in a moderate oven
CoCoanut ice is always well received,
and a good method Of making It IS as
follows:
Boil l pound Of loaf or castor sugar
with half pint OF milk or water for 30
minutes, stirring Well; then remove
/ from the ftre and add about ounces
of desiccated cocoanut. If it is to be
into bars" pour half into an oiled tin
or dish. color the remainder with car
mine or COchineal and spread over the
white layer. If desired, the ice may be
nodded into balls or other shapes when
it has cooled a little, instead of being
made into the cake or bar form.
Fruit stains on tabecloths can usual
Iv be removed by stretching the stained
part across a basin and pouring boiling
water, to which little borax has been
added directly on il. Then wiring il
out reverse the piece. and pour more
water on the other side This plan is
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-25

attempted to send supporting column lo the relief of his beleaguered right wing but at each move Un the part eff the federal relief column Villa drove the attack on the main line home with such vigor that the troops had to be called hack to strengthen the line.
 As a last desperate means of break . ing through the rebel battalions thai surrounded his crippled right win+ General Salazar ordered his small force of cavalry |" attempt [" rharg' over the uneven ground and cut it's way through the rebel ranks.
 This charge of this little command of federal horsemen was as heroic piece of work as has been seen during the long struggle for mastery in Mex leo. There were not more than thrc'' hundred troopers in the regiment or dered to charge across the open space and break the ranks of the rebel in- fantry surrounding the right wing. A the regiment swung out from behind it's own line of infantry 1t had to cross an open space of more than half mile where it at once became the tar get for the combined force of all tho
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rebel batteries.
 Many saddles were emptted before tbc a.,brcs of the cavalrymcn began Ia Hash up and down In the ranks of the rebel infantry. 4 fourth of tho ,u,,,,nan.l was wiped out before the tr..,,,ers hit the rebel line many morr were. i.f, behind when. cutting their WAY ,u, the horsemcn Ealloped back toward their own line. Reforming. this gallant little band of federal hors" charged again across the flrraw"pt distance. hciwccn their main line ant th. swirling hand to hand light of on ih" right flank.
 Three times Salazars cavalry went int" Inc thick of the artillery fire and i'm" the fighting infantry and eacb time the force came out of the melee trt to pieces. The fact that the horse mon failed in their purpose of reiiev- ing the. surrounded right wing does r,t ,Ietract from the heroic Rallantry of their action and the devotion which led them to charge again and again with ever decreasing ranks. It was m exhibition of bravery worthy "f .,,tt.r cause. It is estimated that out
 f the entire regiment of some thre"
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Special Nugget sssvie~

Special Nugget eervioA
 FL I'ASO, Nov. 35.-The battle for the possession of the city of Juarez which Is held by the rebel troops un- der Villa and which was in progress yesterday with the federals making e stand some miles from the town and Villas troops pressing them and walt ing for the guns to be brought Mp. was continued today.
 The federal re- enforcing column 2 d into position during the nigh, and th supreme command of the federal army was taken over by General S3aiazar. f. one of the best soldiers In tho Mexican army. He found his troops in a bad position and when the artillery of tho rebels was brought into play it be. came necessary for the right wing of the federal army to fall back as 1t was without cover of any kind.
 When the retrograde movement of the right wing began Villa threw h;s entire reserve force on the flank rf the maneuvering federals and four regiments were surrounded.
 These troops formd square and fought hand to hand with the rebels for several hours. General Salazar
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-25
GETT|NG TIRED
 or BEING ROBBED

day reached thc lowest point tn twen- iy-nve years There was so little trad ing done thnt many of the brokers s.r that If there tx not change for the better s"nm that they will h" f"rc-d ant "f business.
 For some time. ever since some "f the crooked deals hy which the brols- CTS on the inside fleece the public have hctn exposed and the bribery carried on by thcse human parisites wiih tn. law makers and officials :t Albany have hccomc public property, tl" easy victims of the system hay" I"rn keeping out Of the market. Thos" who like t0 gamble for the mere sake "f risk find straiEhter game in the gambling dens of the city and those who have been In the habit of making investments through the brokerage houses have learned that there ia n? chance for any one hut the broker on tho Inside and are tired of playing the other fellows game.
 seats On the stock exchange which a few years ago were worth a hundred and fifty thousand dollars can now be bought for twenty-five thousand. showing that the dealers place is po what il used to bc and that the pub lie k tired of being buncocd In . gam" which was supposed to b. straight.
 Predictions are made hera that un- 1 less some means are found to rouse l th. gambling spirit in the public and | agaln icnd t to believe that Wal street plays n straight game the stock exchange. which Is the heart oi all stock gambling. will eventually D. forced nut of busineas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-25
NAVAJO INDIANS
 MORE PEACEFUL

the young buck who seined |" DC spelling for fight with the whites .nd it was on account of the seeming seriousness of the situation that the orders were issued for the soldiers to proceed here with all dispatch Then came the ruin. week of t. cold and drizzling. There wasn't any ftr- water and very little firewood and the warlike spirits of the braves went down with the temperature until with a day or two more Of the same kind of weather anybody will he able to go into the camp and bring out the men wanted without the slightest rrotcs: from the bucks who last week were h.,king for nothing better than i chance tn fight tho white man.
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SAYS fEDERAlS
 ARE DEFEATED
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Ssrv'ce.
 E:I. p.ASt,, Nov. .j.--Generai Rod- .rig,rz, who commanded Villas right and WAS in the fierce fighting be- tween the surrounded federais and the rebel lef, wing when the federal cavalry so gallantly charged 10 tho relief of the infantry and vas wiped out arrived In Juarcz from the batti" field wounded. He reports that Gen. crai Snlaznr. the federal commander is killed anid that his force Is being wiped out by the rebels and will be entirely destroyed before the re.en- f"rrcIncnts which he expected caa reach him.
 General Taiamantos. Villas second in command is also reported killed. This has becn the hercest fighting since the beginning of the war in Mexico.
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3peeial Nugget Service.

3pseial Nugget Service.
 SANTE FEE. Nov. 25.-Word has been received here that the twe,ft United States cavalry has been or dercd 10 proceed from the MeAicar border to the vicinity Of the srea' camp of Navajo Indians near thi place to prevent the indians from cor tinuine to defy the civil authorities by not giving up the bucks wanted lay the sheriff.
 It does not seem nt present as if the soldiers would he needed for in spite of the efforts of the renegade college man who is acting as big chief of the DOW WOW tho cold rain of tho last week has put consi'ierahl" of q damper on the fighting blood m the native American.
 Some days ago it was feared that there might bc serious trOubl" with
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BATTLE FOR POSSESSION
 OF JuAREz CONTINUES

hundred men not more than fifty or sixty remain. The rest of the gallant hand are killed. wounded or prisoners.
 The right wing "f ihe federal army seems ,loOlnc,l as there is now nO VII ' of getting assistance to 1t and tt ia heinz pushed farther and farther from the milan b,,dy of the troops whil' Villas frontal attack K SO vigorous that Salazar is having trouble main taining himself and rann"t afford [" send any more troops [" the assist : ance of the cxtr.n,c right. Tho fed. erals believe that tler" is another c.lumn of regular troops marching t' their uasistancc and will attempt ;" hold out until these regiments can b" brought into action.
 In ,he meantime Villa s'vs victory for his tanners and has already an nounced that he will execute Salazar n the streets Of .Iuarcz. He has Is. sued orders that ihc federal general I,rs, be taken alive and promises to .~eat him as hc has all other officers wno hay. surrcnslcr,h or been cap tred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-25
Special Nussst Ssrvic&

Special Nuo0et Sorvsc~
 SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 2a.-Th"'nas i,r,.~n. u patroIman for the merchants association was killed las, night in a battle with handits in the rear "f the First National Rank building.
 Brown was making his rounds wher he saw four men apparently trying [" force. an entrance into the bank build ing. He approached the men wh" a' once opened fire on him as they al tempted to get away down th" alley. In tho scrlmhl. ono of the robbers fell and Brown bounced upon the pr"star.' man attempting to mako him II pris. oncr. When the other men saw tha' Brown and their ,Umpani"ii were fighting on the ground ihcy stopped running and tw" "f them cam" back Ia th. assitanc. of their romr1dc
 AS the men approached ihe i.atr'i. man managed |" jerk his arm free from hls antagonist and drawing his