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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
For Miss VanDiviere.

Miss Anna Terhune entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss VanDiviere, of Savannah.
Auction bridge was played and the
prizes were a lovely silk work bag and
a linen handkerchief case.
The house was beautifully decorated
in jonquils and narcissi, yellow and
white being the colors carried out in
every detail.
Miss VanDiviere was gowned in blue
charmeuse.
Miss Terhune's gown was of black
and white with a cerise girdle.
Those playing bridge were Mrs. Rob-
ert Gregg. Mrs. Charles Dannals, Mrs.
Jesse Couch, Mrs. M. A. Cooley, Mrs.
Fair Dodd, Miss Virginia Hoffman and
Miss Hattie May Holland.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Golden Wedding.

The golden wedding reception of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lewis last evening
was attended by 200 friends of the host
and hostess. A color scheme of yellow
was carried out in the decorations
throughout the house. the mantels being
covered with growing jonquils, while
vases of the same flower were placed
on tables and cabinets.
Supper was served in the dining
room, the table having as a centerpiece
vase of Josephine jonquils. Silver
candlesticks held yellow shaded tapers
and the bonbons and cakes were vel
low. Mrs. ]. D. Turner presided over
the coffee table.
A number of gifts were received by
the host and hostess, among them 5000
in gold coins. Mr.. Lewis associates
at the King Hardware Company sent
magnificent silver pitcher and silver
waiter, and among the personal gifts
was gold heart shaped locket, bear
ing the monograms of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis. with their photographs.
During the evening DIR. Hugh Wal
ker. pastor of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church, of which Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
are members, made an impressive talk,
and read an appropriate poem, writ
ten by Miss Lollie Hammond.
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
were their relatives, Mrs. Percy Put
nam, Mrs r. c. Lewis, of Birmingham:
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lewis, Mr.. H.
E. Lewis and Mr. ]. c. Lewis.
Mrs. Lewis wore black charmeuse
satin, with trimmings of point lace, and
corsage bouquet of parma violets
and valley lilies.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN
DIVIDES TOWN WITH
ALMOST $50 VOTERS

. NEW MILFORD. CONN, March IL
me town of Sherman. containing about
lou voters, is very much torn by suf-
Hagette campaign. Tonight the antis are
- hold meeting which is to be addressed
Nv Mrs. Lucy Price, of Cleveland, Ohio,
'na the equal franchise organization Of
surrounding towns are to be represented
10 See that their cause gets fair deal.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Rummaae Sale For u % c
Psychology STUDY Club

me regular meeting of the Psychol
ogy study club will be held at the Car
nesle library lecture room Thursday
MaIcH iS' p. m. An important meet
ing and good program. All members
are urged to be present and All inter.
ested are cordially invited
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

hand-embroidered sprays and forals,
at 25c.
Ardennes Embroidered Handker
chiefs, light, filmy affairs, beautifully
worked in lavender, pink and blue,
at 25c.
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs,
hand-embroidered initials, and hand
hemstitched, all pure, sheer linen, and
priced at 25c.
Children's Handkerchiefs, with
novel little Easter suggestions rab-
bits, chickens, and the like-embroid-
cred in colors and white in a corner:
others show colored borders. They
are priced at 15c.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
IA ARE INDICTED FOR
FRAUD OF MILLIONS

CHICAGO, March 12.-Fourteen men
were today indicted by Federal grand
jury for frauds in connection with the
Barr & Widen Mercantile Company The
alleged frauds were discovered by the
postoffice department. 1t is alleged that
they stole several million dollars.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
COUNTY ENTITLED TO
JAIL AND TRANSFER
FEES, ASSERTS ROSSER

Answering query from Sheriff Man
gum L. u. Rosser, county attorney, today
rendered an opinion placing his construc-
tion on an uncertain point in connection
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

"Consuelo's Revenge a grip
ping romance of Mexican in
trigue and mystery, begins in
The Georgian on Saturday. Be
sure to read the first instalment.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
These Gloves Were Arrived at Through
the Process of Elimination

We tested makes of gloves before decided upon
these our only idea being get best gloves every price
Now offer these with the authority that come
from certain knowledge Doubts dspeed by gloves m
certainty gives way certainty
You will get the best quality to be had
wonder that the glove business here shows
Liter Here of the health and life elements:
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

Consuelo S Revenge, grip
ping romance of Mexican in
nIm,gue and mystery, begins in
Inc Georgian on Saturday, Be
sure to read the first instalment
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
AS Usual, You Will Find the Prettiest
handkerchiefS Here
The Easter Stocks Are All Ready

And they calculated add au to Chambern Johnson
Co. reputation for having pretest handkerches
values his Spring they price for price, danter finer
than ever Will the display in all There
Will be greater crowds here Easter draws women set
earnestly to the selecting OF the emembrances
some OF the newly arrived noabes they dainty to
degree that known before these prices:
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

A delightful musical event will be
given next Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock under the auspices of commit
tee No. of the North Avenue Pres
byterian church at the residence of
Mrs. John Lamar Meek, 201 Myrtle
street.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
enth Ward Club

The Tenth Ward club will meet
thursday afternoon, March 1S. at 8
oiock. with Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcdonald. SO
brookline street. All members are
urged to be present.
nummage Sale For U. o. C,
me Atlanta chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy, will hold a rummage
saie on Friday and Saturday of this
week the place to be announced later
lhose living on the north side will
send to Mrs. Williams Mccarthy. 29e
Nortn M Boulevard; Mrs. Dalton Mitch
g gn 4l4 Piedmont avenue; Mrs. II. H
Fudge,. II Simpson street. The south
sue sna VIII send to Mrs. r. B. Blackburn,
t1o washington street; Mrs. Sid Hol-
lanu' talr street. West End. TO Mrs
John j. Simpson, 1913 Gordon street. and
rinl r1iltah Fark, to Mrs. Laurie Weddell, 3S
Uneoufne avenue. All the members are
urged to contribute as much as posi-
BILE to this sale.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Miss Jackson Is Demonstrating
Bon Ton COrsetS
To Help You Select Your Corset

The radical changes in the fashionable this season
call tor change in coets And now is the opportune
delay would be dangerOusO mind
For Spring different those YOU have become
toned to- And must be the
Here where Miss Jackson with her knowledge corsets and
her thorough familiarity with the and models
new gure comes first aid to the Atlanta She has here
all the Bon Ton Corse help her means that vor
Individual requirements will be with
with clever salesmanshp That is not necessary
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

The friends of Mrs. Francis Hamper
VINO was operated on at the Davis
flsher sanitarium a few days ago, will
De glad to know that she is improving.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
1900 Biz 14,oo0 S6iffbauer in
Sdmburs am Streit.
Der g olfaufrfea.

2onoon, IA. Suli. Sir 60.
sparo @rep, Der britii6e Setrctdr oes
sieuberen iii Der aniifJt, oaB ber
neue 8aIfanfrieg crit Elm Gnoe neb.
men ipfr0. mena Die 8alfanpolfer
s1n5lib eridopit iino. SIM Inter.
hans inate er am 4beno, naB nit
sgorten uno guten SfntbihIagen jcst
nidlts nrebr 1iisgerihtet lperoeH
f0nne, iinb es ebenio idpuierig ieiH
fuiiroe nit 6etpoIt oen ;Srieoen ju er.
sipineen 9e0er Serbien nod 8rie.
d)enIatI0 hnben Der 2luiforeernng
HuBlnnos, Die Seinbieligfeiten elm.
suiteaen, 5olge geleiltet. Sie ifei.
ncn entihloiien, oen 5rieoen init
gulgnrien mir ant oeu S6ladtfel0e
absuihlieBen, ohne Die Snteroenilon
elmer oritten gsartei 3u onIoen uno
ipenn 8nlgarien nif]t nnhgiebt, iii
es wabri6cinlif. baB oie Serben
un0 @rieden auf Sofia uorriiden
iperoen, un ibre geoingungen 5u er.
5lpiEger.
ssm augenblid fInoeu teine ernIt.
lid,en Sample itdtt, DIE tiirfiiden
uno bic rundnilf)en Sruppen orIn.
gen ober DOR. obne aui gsloerltano
5u itoBef.
Gem .1oiIp telegraph Miro
genieloet, ooB idon I'M Nni 0rie.
d,enlariD nno Serbien einen seBei-
men 8ertrdg abeeihloiieH boben, IN
Dem bic beiben 4ationen iid per.
pflihten, Den ariea, ben lie poraus-
iohen. geaen glilgorien 10 lange
meter su iiibren. bis gulgarien oos
IN bern 8crtrng beitimrIte territori.
ele arrangements suihelbe Gieienl
Arrangement geninB, loll oie oitlihe
GrenBe @riehenlonos Der Yeulta
JluB jifcen, sienllib ueii OitIi4 bon
Crane, nno Serbiens 8ebiet Uiiroe
iid an 5rpei gunften bis ans agaiife
Meer eritreden.
Auf ben 0orfAIoe oniportsnb, o1b
Die GdItdHftncten su eiRsm Mnffens
iiiIlitdno gs5rruHgen tpero<n iolIien.
icg.s am 4beHo i'm unterbdus Sir
Goiparo Grsp. bdb e. unm0sIi1 iei.
init Worttn bic Gdreden oes Eriegts
5u bei6reiben. guIgarisn babe auBs
IdHo eriuht, I'm JntsrefIs Der Niebsrs
herfteauBg bts s5riebens einsuihreis
ten unb Ssrbien unb Griehenlano
t1tien einsefpiligt, bic Jeinbisligteis
fen nnter seniiien gsbiHgungen sins
iielleH 3u polen. Mos Die 5irtei ans
btI0ngs. 70 Eel segsH ibr gorgsben
nihts einsuipeHosH. 70 lnnge bic tiir.
fiiGxH Sruppen bic Ugioto Gnoss
Qinie nift iib<rfhritttn.
Dor alien Ginsen fsi ss iest n0this,
Dob bic 0robmddts Su elmer Ginigung
iiber ois Gage i6nrtn. Gtr arieg fpra
osrt 70 unsebture pbpffde unn mates
RIFLE Cpfsr, DoB sr unm6sIif, l0nge
nnu<rn fonHe, uno es iollten baDurm
itint 4onpliiaiiontH tntitsbsn, bic bic
GiHtrGht inter cen surnpGilhen
Wlnsen ft1ren t0nnten.
R6Hig Geroinano lbsr bic
ansebIi6 besangsneu
II Ggeeffe
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ass<n,sss s.n~s Has.f~u~is.. 60 "A. k1fr.r -
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@etterberiAt.

Hiir Gbio uno bos fpeitIide
psnniplponisn: Ssrtliher Getpitterres
osn am D;tnItno uno fpobri6einli4
ON 'WaittnDh. Geitlide Diuoe, bi.
rer1nberIih iperDen.
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Grantrst6s 9efu4 abges

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piefen.
gBuibtngtou, .. g., IA. Suli.
Setretdr 9arriiOn bat Das 9eiuh Der
fran30iiiden Hegierung abgepieien,
ibren Croonan3zGffi3ieren gu ge7
ftdtten, pab fie Ginii9t in bic 3ub6rets
tung Des ameritanIiden rdu6Ioi2n
guIoers nebmen. Sorpett es lie Bulz
Derfabriten Der Re8ierung betrtfft, lit
bic grIdubnib aus bem GrunDe perz
petgert porben, neil Die fran3oiiihe
Regierung unIsren Cffi3ieren GtnbIit
in bic frar3Diii6en 9ei6uBfa6riten
perlpeigert bat. llnfere prtpatFabrt=
fen baben bon pornbereiu ertIdrt, oaB
iie bic austuuft ubsr bic 3ubereitung
beg PulDers nitt gepd4ren lpiroen.
Ser grispeIl'I6e Woro :
fall
Dtltesburre, ga, IA. Suit.
! Die sneite 9eIheniauu bat ergebeu,
/ ouB Trl. Grispea burd Grtriuten
ums Qsbsn gstommsn 1T. Sin WDtip
! fir siusn SsIbitmoro lit isOoh niht
erpteIsn norben. Die BoIi3ei untarz
iudt iest Die 4ngabe, oaB SRI. Gri5z
pei auf oem gBege pom Gee Dou
5rsmoen dngsfaaen unb tns WaKsr
geDorfen puroe. Sin 3euge bat iit)
geiunoen, pelher iagt, er babe flint
Wdaner auf oem Wege, pelhen 7yrl
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| benz Gee 8uihrstteu Tsbeu. |
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oung nit oieisr 2lugele1eubeit I'M 9ez
fdngnib befiuost, bepubrt feline biste.
rigs Rube. Ssin 8eiuh um 5reiIui.
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lung tommen.
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SOS augeles Sal, If. 9;ufi
Sei elmer aouiiton, 0te ipdt an
5ouutag abeno apiiden 5Dei 9ucifit
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8ineparo Citation itattiaH0, muroer
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lhnen meroen rpubrihetHIih Hlt]t mil
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2eihen, oieienigeu zines WaHne-
Juno elmer 5rau iino nod nidt locn.
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eeiabr 80 nno Die 6rau - Sabre
lalt. Die 8etooteten iino alIe auz
/ SOS gngeles, NIT ausnabme por
Sionep SobnIton, aus youngstown
Ohio. uu6 @araro U1urrep aus Tor.
onto, CANADA.
9ie 9eanrten Der 8ociiic electric
ll}. u. iagen, 0aB Ser aonoutteur
'GmI, 8artbolomae, DO. Dem ulf BEN
8eleiie itebeuoen 3ug, ooer Der 02o.
tormun oes auhereu 3uges, Der III
iibu btneiniuhr. fir Die aouiiion Der,
antrportlid, 3u balten lei. Ger aon.
oufteur beltebt oarauf, ouB er einC
rotbe 2aterne geifpenft babe, uni
Ger Motormann 6orreiter gelliignl
,3eit gehdbt babe, ieineH Sug gum
Steben 81 bringeu, nenu er oas Sia,
mol beabtet b0tte. iSorreIter ooaeger
iagt, ooB er oie rotbe Sdterne crit 1e,
ieben babe, ais er MIR nod 500 sui
Ipon benz itiQitehenben 3uge entferat
mar Iieie gntiermtna iei 5u fur
aeipelen uno er iei ridt i'm StanOC
| Qeueien. ben Bug Sum Steben 81
bringen. 9eanlte Der 8abn brotter
| inoelien am Deontag IN 8egerpart
| Der Staats gtieubabn 8onturiiiior
etnen 3ug BON oerieIbeu 2lu5abl
gSasgous tnnerboIb bon 500 iSuf
gum Stebeu. Ter Goroners SSnqueit
miro am 9ienItag beginner.
Mieperhsr ftelIuug oes
9ahnpertebrs.
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Gifenbc5Hnerte6r i'm mtttlsrsn uni
liaSSftii1sn Dbio, Der in 1oIss sineE
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MuslanD.
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Der Yafeankrieg
WirO ipabri1eimlidl erft
eim Gnbe erreid,er,
Weun ale ariesiiihremSea poll'
itdnsis erih5pit iinS.

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Grisbsn auf BEN G4la6tfeio bits
Il ti.en.
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limb BON elmer 9ermitielung Isitsns
! elmer pritten Wsdht nihts tpifen.
Die Tldh.s porldufis nidt sum Gins
i9rsitsn bereit.
Die gsri8te iiber Sreueltboten Der
8ulsdrsn In Serss
Bon bem aonig JerDinarb fir uHs
pabr ertldrt.
Jrantrsid bsse1t in sstDobnter Deiis
ieinsn nationalen 5eiertas.
3fpsi fransSiii6e unb ein osutiher
apiati.er psrungladt.
GrSffnuns bss oeutf6en 8uHbesturns
feites in asipsis.
-
1900 Biz 14,oo0 S6ifibauer in
Sdmburs am Strsit.
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.Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
kriegSIe6reldr garriIOn
@eisert iid, Der tran5Oltlaen
Hegieruns IN geitatten,
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Standardization OeS amerifauii1en
rauhlDien Vnluers 5u
ftubiren.
S6Iimmer gifenbabnunfaa Bel GOs
2tngelss, Galif.
3pst eIsttrif4e 3iige tOIibtrt.
81
IA perionen babel get0btet uuo lnge>
fdbr $50 perleBt,
IT,.
&ein Strett Der QngefteLlten Der OitItz
Aen @iienbabnen.
geibe Parteien Oerpfli4ten iih, ita
sinem S6ieosgeri6t
Us
Inter Dem neu 81 erldHenben REM
Iaubssglapton Geies 5u unters
tperfen.
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Woltenbruh uno lleberihDemmunge1
.,rr .,,t4AKarntr SNktn
nsrfen.

WoItsnbru6 unb ueberihpemmunger
i'm mtttIsren S6io.
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G. 3riegsfaiffe
IN Sepa topol ents
10 affnet.

Ct. Petersburg, IA. Sult. -
Gin bulgariihes Ranonenbpot unS
Elebrere 5prpsbp6oote, bic i'm 6afen
bou GslpuTtopol lisgeu, fpobin Tie IitI
por Der rumduiiden 5Iotte gefliittet.
Iinb am Wontaq BON ben ruiTiinen
geh5rbsiq sntnaffnst iporben. natSen
bic ben Straightforward tir bcs Scr.
ldHen oss 5afens srlaubten "a Stuns
rsu ubgeldufeu tpdrsn.
Or. soreII Paffagier in
eiE<m 3eppeliu.
9erlin. l. Sult. - 8r. abbott
2aprsuee aoDel, Der prdfioent De-
6arparD lInioeriitGt, ma6te am Tton.
Tag in sinem zeppelin auftfdiff einen
GIus poa Qcssoam ac4 Berlin urn
sasld4
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Paris, IA. Julf. - DER iSrdf
be aergorien Bat eiuen eissntbiimlidsn
pro3eb gsssn eiHsu 4utomo6iIs 5abriz
tanten getponnsn. Der Ja6ritant
ipuroe nernrtasilt. oem 0rafsn 1000
Francs Rahott su 6etpiliesn. neil oas
lad Der 2imouiiue. tpelhe Der 9raf
eetauft bate, gu nisorig mar, nm Die
hoben 5sosrn, Die ois Satin oes 9ras
fen ouf ibrem quite trdst. Dor Sdas
oen III beipabren. Der Hihter Tagte in
Ietner GntIheioung, oaB ss bic pfliht
zines sydbritanten pom fufbiond6len
4utomobilen isi, nit Der 1batio6e su
re6nsn, bub bic Domm lange Geosrn
.oui ben ciitsH traafH.
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9 a B n Derte + r

bus, s., IA. SuIi. Der
Gifenbc5Hpsrte6r i'm mtttlsrsn unS
iaeSftIiH<n Dbio, Der in 1oIss zines
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
SEC. M'AD00
 DEFENDS SENATE
Special Nugget Service.

WASIIlEGTOE. Dec lG The Chi td states senate today took occasion [" rcbukr the secretary of the treas urN and show him that not even d member of the presidents cabinet can with impunitS commit a breach of of fcial courtesy towards the legislators and get away with it.
 There was q bin going through the regular channels of legislation in which the secretary took an interest IL was an administration bill and de- string to suggest an amendment the secretary of the treasury wrote out what he thought was better than the or iginal wording of the bill and sent :' up [" the capital to the committee in charge. Then he received q very curt message from the legislative branch [" the effect that if the administration desired to make any change in one of its own bills the suggestion was in order from the president and not from a member of his cabinet
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.-The con fe renee between officials of the war department are proceeding harmoni- ously In regard to the turning over of the Alaska telegraph and cable system to the pOstoffice department and the relief of the signal corps of the army from its present duty of handlinr these systems.
 It seems likely now from the opin = ions expressed by several members of tho conference committee in charge or the matter that the committee will recommend that these lines be turned over to the postofflce department in the near future and that the signal corps be released from the work in order that it may take up it's moro legitimate duties of army communica- tton. However. there will probably be inserted in the bin which will he in tfoduced providing for tho change q clause which will provide that any members of the enlisted force of the signal corps of the army now on duty with the Alaska telegraph service may, upon their own request be diScharged from the army and enter the civil service under the postoffice depart ment. It Is the intention Gf the com mittee now conferring on the matter that these men transfer from the army tG the civil establishment and who have served in Alaska be given pref erence in the organization of the com
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
REP. COMMITTEE
 AGAINST MEETING
Special Nugget Service.

WASIiINGTON. Dee. .7--Th- re publican national committee has come t'grth"r to some extent and has reach ,". un agreement in regard to the pro r,sHl [" hold a national conyention. \ majority of the committee was uppos ,d {" the c"nvcnti"nand the matter has been dropped.
 Tn" committee. however, has decid- "i tho. question which has been brought up in regard (" it's powers and il has decided that u fig clothed with .tuthorty to rradjusI the composition ot the conventions and tn reform the jules of pr"ccdur" ht these party meetings
 The committee. has also agreed to th, proposal to reform the party rep rcscntati"n from the south and has in. formerly agreed an the new basis of representation. This matter will be referred to the several republican states for ratification before it is final iA adopted.
 For a time il sccncd that. the na- tiunal committee of the republican party was to split over the quest ion oi holding convention and the contro- Nersy threatened to cause a good deal oi lr"ubl" for the party leaders The decision not [" hold the convention will il is thought prevent the threatened split and is the result of the strcnu- "u' efforts of tn" leaders to keep the party together
 If the states ratify the action of the committee tn" party will at once begin it's campaign of reorganization
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
NOT
 IN. AGREEMENT

gresSiNr wing of the party for they hold that the progrcssivcS are at hcart republicans and will come. back into the fold like q lot of sheep if the big shepherd can be induced to throw his hat again into the republican pas turc
 The difference of opinion in regard to the convention. however. is a scri ous matter for the republican national committee to settle and it is. moreover, not the only matter over which the committee is at odds. The meeting of the directors of the dcstinieS of the ole republican party was far from one O: peace and harmony and there was much to be desired in the way of con certed action along any line.
 With tho leaders at odds as to the future policy of the party and the questions of reorganization the outlook for the party does not seem particu- larly bright just at present There
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
Special Nugget Service

NEW CASTLE. Cole. Ib"c. |, rhrr" are thirty seven dead 'hlt of tt" nifty miners who were "ntomhcd hH an explosion in the Vulcan mine here. b' the remaining fifteen several tr" hHdlt il, ,n,-d and may iii"
 The "Nll"sion in the min. was cHus- ,d by gas and when il orcurrcd In" entrances to the mine were blocked <" that those W hr were at work hc l. W the surface rnIld not csrau,.
 Efforts were ;it once made tn clear away tn" earth md rocks blocking th, tn get to tho "ntomh"d men. When
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. ld.-Thcre was considerable divergence of opinion manifested at the last meeting of the rer ublican national committee over the question of holding special conven- tion within the year in order that the party might he lined up in some sort of shape after it's recent overwhelming defeat
 Some of the committeeman seem to think that q passive policy is best for the time being and that if left alone the progressive element of the old par ty will return to the ranks in time to defeat the democrats at the next cleo tion. while others still fear the power oc the invincible leader of the progres- sives and do not believe that the men hc led led away from the party will re- turn without him. This section of the committee favor an attempt to com promise with Roosevelt and the pro-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
BRAVE FIREMAN DIES
 . TRYING TO SAVE FAMILY

I3 says that h. does not know how his subordinate ever managed "a reach the fourth floor of the building through the halls and by the stairway which were nothing but fines filled with flame that McManus did manager to fight his way upward was plain enough t" those of his comrades who searched the building after the fire was under control some half hour after thn fire nan had entered the lower door after $. eing the face of his mother al tn" window
 several men of his own company tried to follow McAIanus wh.n he rushed into the building hut they wcr" driven back by a burst nf flame and had [" giv" it up. Later when lh,. iir' was out after Cuttine tn. struc- tnr" n search was made through th,. apartments and the bodies of McManuS and his mother and sister were found il the bedroom "f the flat occupied hv tine family.
 The SoiI had not been able io save his mother but he had fought his way [" her side and died with her
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-17
Special Nugget Ssrvice

NEW YORK. Dec. I7--Fireman T. !. McManus met death here today while attempting to save the lives of his mother and sister who were inn prisOned in a burning apartment house.
 McManus was attached to engine company 43 and in order to he near his station his mother and sister had re- gently moved into the apartment hous. nor more than block from the engine quarters
 This morning an alarm of fire came ir just after McManlis had gone ou d ty. As the last whir of the electric alarm announced the location of the fire McManus swung ont" the back of the hose cart as it dashed out of the door of the engine house Three min hose from the hydrant to the very apartment house hc had left not half an hour before.
 The fireman knew that his old moth t and his sister were St ill in bed Whrn he left the apartment but he supposed that the alarm of fire had bnon given the m by the other tenants and that they had escaped
 He could see many shivcring. half clad forms in the dOorwavs of houses across the street from the scene of the