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The Washington times., 1913-03-28
ALIENS PAYLWES
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Floyd and Claude, Virginia
Clansmen, Pay the Extreme
Penalty at Richmond.
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the defendant but his father, the crowd
gasped in surprise.
When the jury returned there was q
quick movement toward the judge
bench, and when the foreman of the
jury announced verdict of guilty, with
a screaming oath Floyd Allen whipped
his hand to his pocket. The other Aliens
crowded closer and crouched low with
squirting weapons. Sheriff Lew Webb,
who had drawn when Floyd Allen made
his deadly move. dropped at the first
volley. Then came pandemonium.
Screams, the rush of terrorized men.
women, and children. and the crack OF
pistols, mingled with the oaths of the
Aliens as they scattered, leaving the
little room empty save for its dead.
Floyd Allen was shot through the foot;
Clerk of Court Dexter Good who snot
him, had bullet hole in his jaw: jurors
and spectators who had stampeded for
the door were wounded. But the Aliens,
save Floyd, escaped unscathed.
Disdain Escape.
Good staggered after the Aliens. and
they turned and fired on him from the
hotel square. where their horses were
tied. Floyd Allen. with buliet-riddled
foot, disdained escape. He went calmly
into the hotel and went to bed. Victor
soon Joined him.
Extra deputies were hastily sworn in,
and Floyd and Victor Allen were arrest
ed. Floyd Allen, wild with chagrin at
being locked up, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat, but inflicted only
slight wound. But the Aliens for once
had gone too far. Virginia massed her
forces and decreed that the man hunt
should begin.
Then began siege in the Blue Ridge
mountains that has never been equaled
in the widest fiction. After a week OF
man hunting and trailing Sidna Ed
wards was captured at night in noun
tain pass. Half starved, he offered no
resista nee. Then in succession came the
capture of Friel Allen and Claude Allen.
Both gave up without more fighting
cowed at last.
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards,
whom the hunters wanted most of all
as wielders of the fatal guns, were cap
tured six months later in Des Moines,
Iowa, by a clue which Edwards sweet
heart unwittingly furnished.
The Washington times., 1913-03-28

people. II docs not result in making
progressive citizens out Of them. as has
been asserted by the Oklahoma delega-
tfon in Congress. The hard. cold facts
are that II makes most of them pau
pers. concludes Commissioner Moore
head.
The Board Of Indian Commissioners Is
Presidential board. although nominal
ly II Is under the direction of the Sec
retary Of the Interior. George vaux.
Of Philadelphia, is chairman, and its
other members are DIR. Merrill f. Gates.
Of this city: William ID. Walker, of Buff
falo: Prof Andrew S. Draper, New
York State commissioner of education:
w. K. Moorehead, of Andover. Mass. /:
Samuel A. Eliot. of Boston. Mass |;
Frank Knox, Of Manchester, n. H.: Ed
ward T.. Aver. of Chicago: William H.
ketcham, director of the bureau of
Catholic Indian missions, of this city.
and Daniel Smiley. of Mohonk Lake, "
The Washington times., 1913-03-28

ceived made the number Of ncsnelsss
in Wheeling at least 10000. There has
been. however. only q very small loss
Of life Every one had warning. snd
tn, mayor and city authorities co.
operated in getting all Of the women
and children IN the lower sections Of
the city to the churches. schools. and
public buildings. where all are being
safely cared for.
The water was still receding. and II
viii be about ten days before normal
conditions can be restored.
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INDIANS DEFRAUDED,
MOOREHEAD AYERS
Commissioner Tells of Sharp
Schemes to Get Redskins
Land in His Report.
Lo. the poor Indian,

Lo' eie poOT 1nQldn.
More charges of fraud, Of sharp prac-
tices on the part of the white man. are
made In the preliminary report Of the
investigation of Warren X. Moorehead.
member OF the Board of Indian Com
missioners. today.
The land-hunger OF interruptions spec
ulators in eastern Oklahoma is the cause
Of ruthless injustices heaped upon the
Five Civilized Trbes-the Creeks, the
Chocktaws, the Chickasaws, the
Cherokees, and the Seminoles-says the
prober. The Indians are being stripped
which public opinion In Oklahoma winks
at, says Mr.. Moorehead, because II is
entirely Indifferent to the welfare Of the
redman.
They are unable to withstand the
advances of sharp and keen white men,,
he says. ''One man i'm eight of these
people has held his property, or part
of II, and the remaining seven have
either sold or been swindled out of their
possessions.
Shows Situation.
The situation of these freedmen Is
Illuminating in that it presents forcibly
the folly OF removing restrictions from
incompetent persons. 1t was asserted
when the restrictions were removed,
thus enabling the freedmen as citizens
to dispose of the property as they saw
fit. that they would conserve the prop
erty or retain considera BILE portion OF
II. Contrary to this suppoSition the
freedmen were dispossessed quite as ex-
peditiously as were the Indians
There are some thousands of cases in
Muskogee, Okla, similar to those which
Mr.. Moorehead cites in his preliminary
report. Among the specific cases he
deals with is that OF the Indian. Andrew
Peters, who executed a conveyance of
all his property under the representa-
ton that he was signing a receipt for
rent. Mary Collins was swindled out Of
sioner, because she borrowed 500 on
what purported to be a mortgage.
Her mother. an intelligent Creek wom-
an, hearing of her daughters act, took
her savings. amounting to more than
500. and visited the business office Of
the white man who had the mortgage
He refused to take the money and can
eel the mortgage. When she became in
sistent he threw her out Of his office.
She lost all her property.
Many Instances.
Several other instances of the same
style Of practices are cited in the re-
port, and in series of voluminous re-
ports to come. Commissioner Moorehesd
promises to take up scores Of them in
detail
1T is folly to place valuable property.
formerly held in trust for them by the
in the hands Of ignorant
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bULGARS' LOSSESAT
ADR|ANOPLE 5000
Fifty-one Thousand Prisoners
Taken BY Allies, Is Report
Sent From Sofia.

SOFIA. March S-Five thousand
Bulgarians fell in the last three days of
desperate fighting that ended in the
downfall of Adrianople. according to an
announcement by the war office today.
No official estimate of the Servian dead
has been made The allies took $1,000
Turkish prisoners The Bulgarians and
Servians at Chatalja today resumed
their attack on the Turkish lines.
Tears streamed down the rugged face
of Shukri Pasha, stubborn Turkish de-
fender Of the Holy City, today when
Car Ferdinand of Bulgaria personally
complimented him for his valor and re-
turned his sword. Shukri formally ten
dered his sword to Ferdinand at the
Military Club in the presence OF officers
who conducted the victorious siege.
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Cashier Leaves Jail.

PITTSBURGH, March 2s.-Willian
Montgomery, sentenced to serve fifteer
wears in the Federal prison, after the
failure of the Allegheny Nationa
Bank, of which he was the cashier
was released from Leavenworth prison
today. having been pardoned by Presi'
dent Taft March 3.
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Railroad Pension for Woman.

CHICAGO, March 2s.-After a continu-
Gus service Of forty-three years, Miss
Jane Fairman will retire from the SER
vice Of the Illinois Central railroad at
the end Of this week, and during the
remainder of her life she will receive
a pension from the company. She has
been employed in the accounting de-
partment Of the road.
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Issues Railroad Order.

The Ann Arbor Railroad Company
was today ordered by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to cease before
June I, its granting of a lower ex-
cursion rate from Toledo to Lakeland
and Whitmore Lake, summer resorts
in Michigan. than to Hamburg. re-
sort between the other two fishing
points.
The Washington times., 1913-03-28

One-clasp p. X. Kid Gloves. in
white. with self and black stitch
ing: also black with white c1 IN
stitching NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U1sOO
The Washington times., 1913-03-28

Every one of them spic and span.
All are made in the very latest
spring styles, linseries and voiles in
the new Bulgarian effects; plain
whites beautifully embroidered and
lace trimmed: man-tailored ones. In
fact, waists OF nearly every 0escrip-
ticn are included in the lot; all sizes
and worth up to $3.50. Your 0on
choice tomorrov a, JOG
The Washington times., 1913-03-28
Alaskan Betterment
Urged By Chamberlain

Legislation intended TO promote the
development of the natural resources of
Alaska could well be undertaken at the
special session, in the opinion of Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon. He will appeal
to President, Wilson to make a recon-
mendation to this effect, especially that
railroad development be taken up.
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Riding and Hunt Club
Prepares for Season

The hunting season Of the Riding and
Hunt Club Of Washington will end with
fox hunt tomorrow and a drag hunt
on the same day next week. Tomorrow
the hunt will assemble at the kennels
at o'clock in the morning.
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Wheeling Citizens
Ordered to Flee

WHEELING. W. Va. March 2s.-Au
of the residents Of the Seventh ward
were ordered from their homes today
by Mayor Kirk and have taken refuge
in the upper sectiop Of the city. At
1890 the mayor said that reports re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-14

With tf1G cnLr nf hgT les slInt csT n! the arcidsnrai disrhnree nf Il sh1t gun which was held bS her son, m o'l native woman is uSw lying pndcr tn" care of MtA. ]. n. MeG ulre, tine E"F'' +rnmc1ll teacher st EaVAl1nA,
 According t1 I1Ic Hrurunt "Anc "y Mra. MeGuiye In Walter i"hnspr (oIl' in..s1us vt atncws. rIpscies and l+hod ress4ls EEre shot completely n~aE bn; the victim oT the horrible Ue'UTrsn"F Ia stiI RliVG-
 In tho asTH6 IArGAr is r"ar-ysd ls'' sntelIigcnoo that one of the usuni hnh scarcs Tas occurred to the natives in that ramp At periods the Eskirnos get the fdes that ths HAtitrs frnin thr KoyukulS direction atc ahbrE h h. gadc their territory Rnd a panic rc' sults. Tho Danlc thIs ti-nA is Httl0 becausr thI natives ilayr d"scrtGd
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PLAYED Pu8A BALL
 AT EAGLE hAlt

'rhc Turkish end the Mexican w,. were n2thirE compared t6 ths a..r. revolution which lock plaes at na,.. Hall idAt IEsIt whun Gwo LesMI nu. posed each other lu a practice nam. 1r push ball.
 "r tIa1ea twenty hpdLss xcrs sOs,. tered nl nror the +scId At opeu hut S. casualties U[Gurrud, This i'd the nr., E4Es nf ppsH pAn Avtr a-sn ia Ho,os Tn hose who have not seen fhh EAu.r Y it as LcItcF to aay -t.1Gt the haIE ia t,l. Ter thAA IHe bisKcst zaaR. ItM st+SSsal airshlp and when in play H rsudrsa- one of the whnlE ramHy 0t old 1lhs nuCkinE the earth. It is Krais. Fts game ST Sunday HfterrNOn 1if bA wonderful;
 The baseball RuyK were Gnt IsuI night HIEo. AIlnaEEr Pnlet ahd Csy- tain Mct,nrnelI hare Eiveu their whrlH nIinls and s1uls to the work of TiI.- n;nT. on Sunday afsrnamh Fxae will drup dead if Ehg ssRm falls d0Ru "vrr're sure To via" he saEd.
 Nc chunec of InsEng," Rsld AanRssr FslAr.
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RECORDS ARE
 MI ALI SECURED
TERRA NOVA BRINGS ALL THE PAP6Ra 70 PROVE PoLE
 DISCOVERY.
8pSoIai NuaOal 4A-viCA.

9pScIai Nua0sL aA~viCA.
 CaRI9TcHuRC1I. New Zealand, Feb. la.-The Terra Nova. the ship on which Sceu tTaWclHl MI Ids expe- dLuon Enr ihs discovery ot the South t'rlc. hRz arrived hcre. hr1nginS eTAr! written record .vf inc great trip
 Innlr1Ed tn the rscCrds are the diaries of Scott and the nrn who dIed with him lhat were found VETO dIse eucrCd on ths bodies and arg carefully guarded as they will form thA chief records of Leh actual discCerr of the pole.
 Most uf the crew appear 10 be uonp the worbA ter Ghsir lcHg stay In the AHt tarour regions. Some at them give the HIoet vivid descriptions or theIT and particularly nt tho discovery of tue bCdltb of the com nMnler and ha companions.
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MACIDS FILES VERSUS VEL|NE
AHINGS SUIT AGAINST WELL KNOWN OPERATOR FOR ..
 DEBTS

Reainson. AaEsus and Company hl ed Buit ycatcrdly against N, J. Vrlnc. a,, operator in thc section In which the nomrauy carries on business.
 One causH tt action iz for the rH cu,rry of tosTV7 for dchts fer Tner- chaMdIse. etc. said to be owed ih+ company directly.
 The sum of sl$T.E6 said "a he nNcd F. Petersen. the HuTn of s30G Ha1d sO b:) owed Warren NeIaNH and the Huri1 ot S1g7.35 sald to be owed Marion EhtnE, by tlis defendant Hre atso doulnnIed tec palnlifr c0mpnnlt rl[1Irg Ihn: thr dHhta nf thDse Darttos were ns- si.scu tn II. J, F J{obbrs if attorney for tho plaintiffs.
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 IS, PROLONGED
FRANCE AND AMERICA SIGN
 TREATY ONCE AGAIN,
Special NpBpst suvies.

Special NpBpst sArEfts.
 WASHINGTON. B. G.. Feb. 1+.- hrni,1EEador IusRsrInd of FEahce and S4ErsIary uf EEzts Knox MEhsd yes- teriay aA eKtenFI0n for another five years the trsatY Gf arbitration whtrh hna existed bAtHsen the two countries for some rime.
 Cp 10 the pr0D0Et the system $n4t1IH sS have everything in 1ts favor, Beth countries havc readily left so AEri- tration all the Hn1an questions wlIcI have ronc up and &lI hayH been ar r1rEGd mast satisfactorily. . France seems to recognise that rhc Unified StAIta iH ths destroyer ot the German nmbItlun for extension In the Arner4.nn continent and ia lhtll4ed. therefore. to cnIcrtaiH ths thest aUlEc- able feellnEs fer this country.
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tIe bondhuldcrs bni ThE nuurt hRre de- cIded aga inst hlE- The rRnHe 31 HE suit was based pu ihe claizn of me I5-uernment for the collection cf me license tax ut i1q0 per mile
 When the Gse1slor ~RH against hn' he brought suit directly for the Fel' lection of ths Iicenss tax but ia tho suit the Jfec1sIoh WEE RiBo adverse tn lie t.nltea Htates. Both nrestiohE tSHTe sent to the court at appeal. and today tb, nuws wAA rarsIved that the ht4hsr court husta4ned iu1Ee NuTHHs1 de- c[Biiyn,
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RRukER HEADS THE
 SEATTLE RADIATORS

SEATTLE, Fell. I4.-RadIatnT5 srien supr1mr h~rr tonLxhi. Te -.-. It1h 1Ira1AsilE.
 ELWOCE 1lnG%ER, This telegram s7s THc1trGl hS IEney Secretary Kerr today 3nu shows nrst of ali tsat the Fciix Dtaz of the Radiator revolution in Un I'c rz1areh back tf, A:aakH and ii1Tls dA- .;ance at nIn ngn WIIl.arh AL0dsro- IL also scrn1z to show that ecmc of hiE aaherentH Ehd himself were having T royal tlmp d3Nn there
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ANOTHER GETS
 INTO TROUBLE CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR AR. RESTED ON CHARGE or
 BRIBERY.
4pseizI Nnaasi e~rVjesA

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. I4- Edwards, a candidate for the senate WIS arrested here t1dAy on Inc charge of offering K hribe fur vntes. Cin his eFTeRt hE declared himself lp be .ab- Rol4teIy tnhnceht but tho eFidenc, aEHinst him Is Ba4id by Inc &ulhSIi. tIoB 10 be conclusive.
 He has been one of Inc ,nast pToM lnent politicians in the slate dl7a ts1s arrest has A.Auaed a Sensallon.
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The circuit courI uf appeals hns .,ata4ued the ruling of JudEA MurSne in the GREG of Ths Scpr1rd PATiJhHular ralsn,ad. Word to lhnt effect wss re- retyud Tctny by N +. Castle, HeiinE dIstTict attorney.
 Tho cnse arose out UE the suit ut inc Trust Company af Anurlra |" fnrecloyc on the mortgage LUlIhR cs tha railroad. The Enlteh Htaltcz through District AtLIrhsy Rcdsv. iR- tnrrerlcd and utkea fnr ar lnjunrtI"h tn present tlIe Hule of lllr property for the 2atIafacliun ur JhA claims ot
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DAN WITH KENNEDY,

h s letter received hy Gus BdtEen trrm Ruby yesterday Frank Do1llttle sayB that Ian suthcrInnd end J. - Kennedy left that town togsthSr for the IournEy tC tie c1aai. According ,o rhs Ruby Citizen all SaEts joined to do the Nome dSlesAtLon honor.
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SpsA.M NugSst @srSiSA

SpsAah Nugget Ss~fiS~.
 NEW YORK F'Ah. l%-Pnrccll' the rlaR who eAua inVo thc lim"l1Eht s"Tns dayA ago as witness for the prose oution in the gran czscs. murderud hia dnughter Iaet night and attempted tE murder hls wife. lie has been a well known EAfnbI<r for rlAnJ years iu thty city SnnA days aGo he GA1sle forward with the tnfoIr1ation that he had raid graft money 10 the police "f the city for 5 long tImc nnd he "eA regarded as 3 slaT witness h nte sSo' lice Srandal caaet which have bern in
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REACHES
 OVER PENINSULA

Word hos hesn rer4Ired fTctn Sruir' rel river that rhs cpIdeHlIc of Ia Erirp : aIEaJ visited lhut ramp From acc"unts from other places it is seen that tho ppidc.niu travelled us coast Ard snlk every settlement in. IL attacked wh.trE ynd natives eyrrywHEre but at Teller Fer snmc strange reason Teller 's the only place nrt VIa1ted.
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CARSON p&EpdE IH
 NOW IN Fo8iTlch

The Caisson dTcdG. las BUN T"ach' pd rhs nIace all which It wIll nr put ,n apzratLnn. Tna work done ycsLcr- day by ". J, Rn~e get the biz 1TPl' chine th lis dpstInr Irh r1HcH sorreF +nar anyone hnd expected il iu arrive
 The place where the dr@neA Atands navs i. the place whrrc lac prospect . inc was dunr by SIr Roberts
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M'CARTRY TO
 FIGHT WELLS
MATCHED FOR TEN ROUNDS IN
 MADISON SQUARE MARCH 1%
sosnIaI huhpat Sse~lss-

CHICAGO. Fee la--I'Irhsr ME carthy ard Borrhssd!cr "eI'a "e'' matched yesterday tn HEht trII r"un"a In dadIsnn Square GsraenE "H !"Arcn IA Tha scrap will hHe m 'nte'." tiunal 1mpcrtnnnA us Wells Is 'eE"Fas0 n. the ehau.plon pr EnEiarvl'
 Mccarthy 1H u strong fhF"rh@ "'" hut Wells will hnvs lut at hr'tlsn eosn placed on hIm s well HE Lo' oa British conndelcs.
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rRAXELna TnNIGAr.

Will ha a festival of patrictisn1. Lecture, "GLInlpseS If LincalnT Ma-
 sie. My Old Kentucky Home "Am- erica" and "Trork Eong;"' Illustrated Bes utifuI pictures %-ill relate life ds Washington Aad Linculn, CuhErNgA il1hai church, 8:3n, Arpsc' pi+ social nEter traTelpE *dE
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coWpEks ARE GOING ..
 TO THE HOT aPkIMas

tlopEfy Recorder Fred cowden and Mrs. Cuwd%n insond to leayn tomurroE fer | stay Al LII1 kr1iHlmapa Hes Springs. They will Epund H week pr twc at thhk pleasant rsaoft betdt@ ire |. turning, Thik 1n the arst sAnAtfhi taken h2: MR cowuts since tho aprine nr apl1l
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Bnseial Mun get Service

epeeiRl MUeR get HSTSi1&
 wAEHTNGTON. D. C., Feb. H. Rsprcsentative olmGteAd made warm speech in GPposI-1oH [" gr|n'- EuE slle F1hplnHs liberty. The sreeF'' was drll.ered during the debate m the Iones Bill ard wAs one of the most tc.liug of arguments owing 70 'hc sentiment which noW prevails Q" 'h' Mexican question.
 n ia believed mat inc Trbclnon in MexLtp Is one of the sevsr1st blows uussints Eur the F1Ilpt1cs and tln- AAad took adrAnrAEG uf tho GcrAHi"T ts remind lhe house thAI ruhrll'oIi in the Philippines would be mucn more ser1uuB than B rebellion tn Av1' leo owing to the faUt thnt nlIS "oSh-
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epasIsI Nsagst ss1IoA
 CINCINNATI. Feb. lA'-T"en'Y or ,hr 0fF1tiAis of tAe Cash Register trt1st hars been found guilty and wIi! De asntcnced within duy or tT0r
 The charges against them were os tbe rsual kintf preferred against or a.tala pr cornpAnIzs for violation of tba Sherman ant1- trIIat law,
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TWENTY OFFICIALS
 ARE FOUND GUILTY

Most of inc h*fen1arts are wealthy
 men anr. nad Lsed evefY mc@Hs '""l money cunld supply tV defend tn~"-
 Seives.
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SAYS F|L|PIN0S
 ARE LIKE MExICANS

+1y would have TO 1Jcuse to CxIshd ,hs Monroe Doctrine to isinRds In tAs PvcIGc occnt. He slated that 1apaf' might easily anccesd +1 having nHs'f declared the pAeIner of & Philippine rebellion by pnwers which aF% hes3ie ,p the MnnTos dcctrlne-
 I1tnsIead expressed the 9LF~ SsifCt thAt T withdrawal uf the AnnATIcak troops rom the IeIapds wuull preci' p,tuIc a condition worse that ihRn urrraiLiuE ,II Mexico Ut present.
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PASSES ORDINANCE
 AaAiNHT HAaGINc

According to one pf tho sareat paprfS Fr,hL Ban FraHE;sCG the SacTRmsutp cItT council Eak passed :lu ordinance prohibiting rakginE within the ciiT limits,
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NATIVE SHOT CALF
 DIFF MOTHERS LEG

their herds Os reindeer and 1lafy of Inc deer hayr stFaYed a%&y. ThS gcv- erunenI teacher says the less ~Ill bc rulhHr had.
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cadEuh tongues and asuEas:AfA P iieiauA. We will .sAll tksN1 rsFF pantA psr pound IGtiag Lsat HFssz1 Lehman,
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Minfn1 Edl4lsWa rsady fst mai"As 4. the FVuHast blIlsrs @%...
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Rnns;aI Nuaeet BsrvieA

SEATTLLE, Feb. 14.-WIhAm I4nEh, f,rior, formerly sccrArAry se 'ho psesIdeut. nnd collector cf cnstot"s' has accepted an adn1inisirarivs pess- ton xith the Euggcrb4in1R
 Tho InLejLiEencu %AA conveyed in A Istter to C. T. CnnoveT of this c1y from 6Eichcr. the publisher nF Lsaitcs
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ON INGlE stDE.

Andy Anderson and company ara t,otstinE awny constantly on ihe LnEle' aide and ~4ll hArE oul respectable hunir sn spring.
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Quiet a ere~d ~nre med Ip this morning awaiting the %psmin9 sf ths saIa of SsAtA There la very fs~ ,ssts IAft- psn's put tt of. Go and r..erve ysuFa right RWyN.
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COMING EVeHT.

4 grand InudEvine and plcturd sASE 10 be EirAn ty E. O. F. al thetr hal o,, sn,uraay Match I. 'AaT
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We print Any+ht1a and sr in Ioh printing iths ss Gits Npea%
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M. J. Mcuonouak's PAsPlA'a &*ers" leave erdsru. ae eilia Monr% FHons MHin 2a.
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THE REV 4AakE. The hunnA sf AtrAlnETA NelsksTN
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c0URT APPEALS SUSTAINS
 RULING 0N NOME R. R.

Thia is believed to mean thht LH7 government cannot compel the PAS ,nent Of the lIcRHHc ta1 excepf 0s prosecution.
 Th4 .uLt of inc Eogern1n%hi ~as axaInHt the Seward PsninEnlAr ra'l- roon. ths NorthWsstern raFeiepnsos Company and the Pion%ar hInlnE Company
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a. ( M. Fishfi~kss. 1G aNd G 6snts osr can. ThurUIt Lsksaiahh.
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Let tha Nugget da Y4u- faMay jek printiHR.
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Felu anyA that hs Will ea@e the hv,ipss. men aed the rTsfes%'0''a'a and then he will trY hIs Iu=k With tbA r~u.,Iar hasskAll tszm.
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INF0RMER GAMBLER
 MURDERS DAUGHTER
l At1tutRd.

st1tutRd.
 Tt Is supposed That his 'reachrfy :" hts own ciAsh prsyed upon a'm 20 much that he decided Ca Kill his fam LIy and teea himself. His daughter Agnes. whom Et& allrt dEndr was Ohlv ,wsIvs years nf nEr. Alter firing *s ais wifs once he was interrupted and pIzced under urresr. HA has mruH nh statement.
 We sA-rY Ehs biggest stock Os AAt' ed and eanaSH Ksh in Narns. ThnfuH LAhMann. l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-14
l0EB IN EMPLOY
 0F GuGGENHE|MS

Weekly,
 sIelcner rapFtzses the hsIist thAf Loeb will have much tc do with shs rcrle of the ErAat FHeIlIre psOpls n A Iaska suof1 af1sr the retirement ot rn% deMocrats from afnSr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-14

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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-06-03
North Pleasant View.

Corn planting is the order OF the
day in this vicinity.
Mrs. J. B. Knight spent Tuesday
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Coleman.
Misses Mayme and Lulu Coleman
spent Sunday with friends in Web
ster City.
Mrs. E. T. Nail and daughter
Lucy and son Carl attended the class
play at Webster City Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. E. J. Shaffer is reported on
the sick list.
Mrs. Clarence Stone was coun-
ty seat visitor Tuesday. f.
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the memorial services at
Webster City.
Mrs. o. E. Sohn and son Ora and
Lulu Coleman took in the picnic and
dance at Wall Lake Monday, May
&c.
May 81.