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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
FOUND VEST
 OF CR|NAkER
NULL OF sEpDoN SCATTERED
 ALONG BEACH FOR 2s MILES.

The vest of 1. Grinaker. who was los, ln the wreck of tho Sedon, was found t.cnily near tho scene nf the wreck In the ,rTkct "f the vest were found his watch and some papers and it is assumed from this fact that he was in bed when the accident took place Parts of the wreck were found scot tcrcd for 25 miles along Inc beach bul no sign whatevr of the bodies was seen by the searchers.
 other reports brought down by the Corwin are to the cTect that more than half d dozen boats are now tied up hv the lee. They include the Nortt stnr of the T.. <. Mercantile Compnn, which hns been away more than two years. The Anno Olga is also tied ni and tho others are the Polar Hear 'h' Ainsk., and the Mary Sachs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
spseial Nugget Service.

Tl'SkNi,aISA, Ah. Scpt. .i.- Tue Nev ,,rl,n,,t express was held np l'i bandits near lrrrc to-day. The r"bcrs
 four nru. lrsit,lcd the fast express al the siuiiun inst north "f TuSkal'"S'' where tlr, train stopped Tor water. Just ns tir lirtr,r,n swung tlc supply piir
 hack Ia th.. tank an armed and musk cJ man ,inntnd io thr cab of the "n -ine and ,r,tv cred I"ilh tn" engineer and his usSistIn;. M the same tint
 an,th.r uf thr bandits unconpl-d ihi
 baggir" ;'nd express ears from the res, nf ih, tr,in and signale1 thr en- pin. tn g,, ahead This the man m Tho ruuinr t,,n,n,ii.d thr engineer tu do and siic forward ears were pulled about n mile down tn" track. in th mcantii,s the hnagsigrm,n and express mess,.uc,r were or"rI"twcrcd un'l hound .u ihrir ears. 1'ht safe in the ..xprvSs ',u was blown and over one
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
TRAIN ROBBERS LOOT
 AND MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

press messenger and culmed the fright
 rned passengers further down the track. hut the bandits had disa ppeared into the woods. BlOodhounds have
 i,cen sent for and the truil will at once
 he taken up by the sherifrs posse.
 Railrond and express company mes
 s-ngers are on their way to the scene
 and il Is expected that the bandits will be captured as there is not much chance U their being able to get out "f the country.
 It Is strongly suspected that the jul wms done under the direction of slit Ear" Ronain. who was recently elens eel from serving tt term In the federal prison aI I.cavrnwnrth for rohbing q ,n,stoiilcc in the West. as his presence had b-rn reported in this part uf th' lroGntr, and the methods the robh"i ' perxu~i were similar in detail [" dhcr j"hs with which la. had been connected
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
Nugget Special Service.

ALBANY. Sept. o7.--State Supcrin. tendent of Works Peck testifylng be- fore the suizcr Investigating commit . tee here today said that when he told Governor Suizer after the election that he had contributed Ave hundred dollars to the campaign fund the governor sail to him. "Of course we all had to put up to get tho job. hut if you are wise you will do as I am doing. get 1t hack, and at the same time get whole lot more besides.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
COUNT IN MINT
 SHOWS BIG SHORTAGE

SD far 1t has developed that over thir- ty thousand dollars in gold hns disap ,s;,rcd rrum the vaults uf the mint and bpen replaced by nothing more
 >aluahh. than iron sings. That tlc seals md marks nn the packages are
 intact and all in proper form and order points unmistakahly to the work oi
 inside men.
 several employees have been suspend
 cd and arc being kept under survil- Icnrc and arrests are expected at any time
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
spec,sl Nugget Service.

SAN t'I,AN,'lStU. Sept. 2T.-That q wet, .,l.nii.z,l gani, of thieves laN" been ,iifrrinE the tnitcd states mint for X, .,tl, linn. was mI,lr known her" eathr,i hr fact t,nh IInacrountable as it m:,y s""n. for mouths the specie hi bags supposed tu he wriEher and cc;tl cd ami placed In the vaults were in many instances short,
 More astounding and incredible |" the inSpreinrS even than this remark able sintr "f affairs is tho discovery that u,nnuy the bugs SuPp'se'l In con . tain :snld and carried and counted as such urr" in reality filled with iron washers.
 TEi, is nu Im,ssilv Way under the system employed in the mint f"r this to "c,.it withui the c"-"pcr"ti"n "f srvrr,. trusted rmplny,s II the ionside No hl.m. is attached {" the present officer in rl,,rg" as Ihprc Is no way of teillns h"w i"ng this stealing has been going un. hul ns Il has been nncoNcrd slurin. his administration "f the "i''ce he may l~ suspended during the h- vest i.aiion which will ai once hc made Into tir entire conduct uf the mint
 The federal detectives and inspectors whu are working nu the case think that the stealing is the work "f wei org!tnizcd gang "f government em- ploy,~ N hose, operations will bc found
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

The wreck of the Transit and the trip of her crew from the point where
 the vessel went ashore Is briefly told
 as follows:
 Ten minutes after the vessel weighed
 anchor she struck bows on huge ice cakes smashing u hole in her how through which water at once began to iiumI tho hold. The vessel was. how ever, kept nn her course und the pumps
 were started immediately. In spite Of
 the constant use of all pumps araila- . blr the water gained SD rapidly that that the vessel was forced to run into shore. and nnchur on the beach fve
 miles helnw Point Barrow in twelve feet uf water. Thr water continued [" gain an the pumps and after eight
 hours cont inu"us work the crew were forced io nlmn,inn the work.
 A native. b,,nt wiis then obta incd and an examination made of the injury to
 the vessels how. At this time the yes s-
 s.I was rapidly filling with water and by hard and quick work and the use
 of native boats the larger part of the
 cargo was put ashore on the hcach. | About a week Inter. after finding
 that n would be impossible to repair
 the Transit a whaiebOat was procured and with the crew and two native'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
.TEST|F|ES WAS
 ''''"''I ASKED SE0 TO BR|BE

Superintendent Peck also testified that Governor Sulzer later. when the first rdmors of an investigation began to he spread nhout sent for him. Peck. and after long conference at the governors ofyce ended by asking him to commit perjury regarding the cam paign contributions, This Peck refused to do and the governor then threatened him with arrest and exposure saying that he could swing Peck hut that nn legislature committc could get any thing on him. Sulzcr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

Captain Becklund started south on September 1. In the party were Capt.
 Hecklund, Neis Sonju. George C. Telen. d Jap cook und two natives. The rest of the crew was left behind at Brow cr's store.
 The party landed at Wainright mis- sion. Here they got tangled up in the sea horses in shallow water. had 60 unload their bout and pull it n quarter of Il mile in the middle of the night wading in the icy waters and facing a h.rce cold wind.
 After spending the night here they started again in the morning and kept un to within ten miles of Cape Lis inurnr where The water gOt s" rough they we're forced to go on and beach the boat. The party stayed here five days. occupying two iglo"s. During all this time a fierce gale w:ts blowing they were in great fear that their pr"- visions would give out. Here they killed squirrels and ducks for f""I ai' us ~on as thc weather caimcd tho! they out on their way south. owing to the roughness of the wate | n became necessary to build up tn gunwalrs of the boat to keep her fr0r
 swamping. For this purpose som spare lumber was used and nailR wer
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.- Tn" pro.
 grrssive national committee has dccid-
 eel to place congressional candidates m
 the field in every district of tho fnited
 States at thc coming fall elections.
 This decision was reached after r".
 cciving reports from all parts "f tho country regarding the strength of the party and the preparedness "f the par- ty machine take m the work "f |campaiEn.
 Democratic losses already reported
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 27.- Charles r. Murphy. the Tammany leader. who Il has been charged was trying to avoid testifying before the SuIzer invcstiGa : ton committee on account of fearing that he would he forced to give up in- formatio that would place himself and his organization In the light of |conspirators and uncover underground secrets of bribery. said today that t hc was wanted he was ready to go tJ Albany at any time and tell all h" knows in rrRurd to tho charges aG'' inst Governor Smlzcr and Tammanys' con ncrtion with the matter. Murphy sai'l that a subpoena was not necessary and thnt if he was wanted all they had tc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
oee0oes WILL 't PLACED
 ON AMERICAN RIVER

David sullivan and Harry Dobson arrived on the Corwin today after , careful investigation of the American river country. They prospcrted all .vrr and Mir. Sullivan found that the prns,s,ts were even hrttcr than h.. had n,cn led to believe.
 "Yoh may he certain" he said "thnl dre,lers will he pIacesi there soon"
 Mir. Sullivan who was formerly the cashier nr James l. IIiii. th. railroad builder, says thct prlrai" capital will put in ti drr,lg-s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

row.
 Three native whatc hoats arrivin-, from th" cast reported sighting three vessels in a group at the mouth of . river whos. name they did not know.
 The Eivira and Belvedere and Karluk are all' east of Point Rarrow but have not been sighted. The ic" "n September 1st was very heavy on the shore cast of Point Bar row. hut 1t is possible that the wind which has been blowing from the southeast has opened the Ice 90 tha, there Is now clear water up tT nar"w. hut 1t is impossible to tell how much thr tee nn the south shore Is iufiucnccl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
WANTS EMpLoYEs TO AID.
Special Nugget Service

NEW YORK. Sept. 2G.- In an open letter addressed to the 2.0ov engineers and other employees of tho New York. New Haven x Hartford rtili"td How ard Elliott and J. II. Hustis. respec . ,ivclv. prcsidrnt and vice president ot the company. appealed today to the employees for helr. eve ne"'' your hcln un,, we wish to help you. Each must help Inc other if 'his road 's 'o ,r run safely their letter says.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
AUTHENTIC NEWS 0F
 THE WRECK OF TRANSIT

pulled out Df cracker boxes. The nails were so few and 50 light that they would moi hold und the men wer5 forced to hold their bulwarks mp with their hands
 In this manner they made Point Hope in about twenty four hours.
 Al Seal i'oint. thirty five miles from Kotzcbue they encountered q dead calm. In the meantime at Seal Point the mariners had procured native boat much larger than the one they were using. Also three natives to 30 to Kotzebme. Tho gunwnles of this boat were built up. When they were over taken Iy The calm three men were landed aud lowed ihe l"'at like canal lr.,t ftum the shore. This, however did not prove a success. They then tried rowiny In relays in three hour shifts. They kept m this with all theiI might as they expected that the Cor win would lw at KUtzebue. In all the men of the Transit ,isv- ..ici about five hundred miles in an open boat.
 They fortunately were provided with food and they arrived tn Nome none the worse for their trying experience.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
COLONEL BAILEY PROMOTED Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Wash. sept. 21.-Thc president to-day selected Colonel Rail- cy. comma nding the dcfcnses of Puget sound to nIl the vacancy in the grade of hriGadier general t'nltcd States army. This promotion will probably take Colonel Bailey away from hin present duty In the northwest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
hundred thousand dollars footed.

hundred thousand dollars footed
 While this was going on the man
 who had covered the engineer and fire.
 man became 100 much interested in " hat his comrades were doing and in an unguarl"d moment leaned out to
 l.n'k behind. Engineer Guffy seized the opportunity and knocked the bandit Tn he head with q wrench. The tlr-man
 then quietly uncoupled the engine and
 tender from the cars behind and be fore the robbers were aware of what WAS going on the engine escaped and sped down the track. 4 fnsil,de f
 outlets was fired at the speeding engine int did no damage and the engineer lGn her intn this place where he re- parted tho hold up.
 The sheriff immediately organized :,
 ln,ssr which boarded the engine ana r rtnrucd to the scene of the robbery.
 They found the stalled train and re- leased the bound haggae" man and "N .
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
COMPLETE STORY LOSS OF TRANSIT
GOOD NEWS
 FOR ALASKA

Honorable Trunk Aldrieh today re- ceiv-d n telegram from Delegate Wick ershan, at Washington saying that the committ,,. "n territories of the house Mir. Wikcrsham's Alaskan railway biII ftvurably and recommended It's ,nss.s. at this session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
VIOLATE RED LIGHT LAW.
Special Nugget Service.

TACOMA. Sept information was filed in the court here today charging Hugh c. wniinre and his wife. Mildred Wallace. with violation of the state rcd light laws. The com pl,,int alhgcs that the Wallaces are the owners "f tho AntlerS hotel. . place recently ratticd by the police and found [" i@ used for immoral purposes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
MURPHY IS READY
 TO 60 AND TESTIFY

do was to telephone him.
 The Investigating committee today rcs o,ied M"rgen,hau to the stand Tor further examination. In his testimony he stated that Governor Sulxer had Htid to him. "l'e easy and treat this little affair hctwecn us as personal"
 The counsel for Governor Sulxer arc |cumpictcly dnmbfounded by the char acter and strength of the testimony be- Ing brought "ut nnd are fioundertnG around in inc dark trying to ind some menns io combat It. The testimony nf Peek and Morgcnt hau is admittedly Inc most damaging thing that has come out against the governor and his chances of winning the case now being Itricd seem very doubtful.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
WILL MOVE THEIR
 pREpGE THIRTY MILES

The Hutton dredce which will "e moved ,o Dick creek in the winter will have to he taken n distance of thirty miles from where 1t lies now. It was token up the Serpentine river from shismarcT and the feat is regarded as n remarkable one and as one that ,bot shows new way for reaching ih' interior,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
s. s. conwlN.,

The stsamsr corwin w;ll sait fer st. Miehas, on or about rhursday. e.. tswbsr p. For frsieht end passaos appIy the ketssbus Trading . rrans-
 psrtstisn Co. next Lsassn ores. otndio
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

Arany. Ling Ling. J. F. Hansen. FonY Fong. t. |. Crowley, John Nelson. F. Anderson. T. q. Mcleod. Charley. Es- kimo.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
WASP CREW WAS
 FOUND BY SHIP

him {" describe nt lrngth his exper- fences hut at the time of writing thI' Inc answer had not been received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

The ste.msr Hottie . will take the Alaska's place, earryIns the mail sss the U. .. Mercantile e
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

How about that Eagle house warm ing hall on the new hard wood floor Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

X dan. un the new Eagle hall hard wood fl""r is n rare treat. Don't miss II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

GO TO THE NORTH POLE a.ksrv for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee Houss In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

For Nss~s Nsws awd Wsri1s pte~e sst ths NssesL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

Nome Daily Nugget is the organ os ell the people, subscribe now' ~ psr month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
 PLACES CANDIDATES

Imnd a general dissatisfaction with tho
 present administration. which the pro
 grcssiv. leaders believe Is wide spread has encouraged them to such an extent that they arc beginning to revive hope This is based on the belief that if the democratic party loses any ground II will revert to the advantage of th,
 progrrssivcs and not to the old lin'
 republicans.
 THE NEW EAGLE. The home of straight Whisksys.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-27

"Ths Peoples Pspsr"-Nems Nsssse
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more besides
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE,
Regular PhetssIay Matinee This Af-
 teraoor as 2,31.

Wien che change Vt pictures today as The Davis. tho saCc.a, feature is a thyVe Fee1 ,irsft .--;.iad Trapped ia the Death i't- f,e story cf q great bullion sD53e-r vEIcA takes place on board an ocean liner and many thrill- ing scenes are enacted, much of this a2ttoo taking place in the blazing hold Of the vessel, and s realistic scene Is shown where . diver goes to the bot torn ef ;he sea iu search Of the miss ing crate of bullion, This picture Is f0li ef surprises and one that will hold you Untig the last foot of film Is seen Another feature on this bill is Eauzsi, Q tWo reel Japanese drama produces aS the kay-Bee company with scenes laid in Tokio, Japan. and California The other photoplays are Tsae Mystery of Tusa, an American secNct service drama with an inter osjinz Plog and one that will keep yeG interested. Peg of the Polly P Is q Reliance COy3edy drama gs is ac< often that this company produces comedies, SCt you Eiu like this one, 61;s original and something oU# of the ozGsnssT-- DCn'1 forget there is a mai ires EA1s afternoon of B2ll0tcpIays and the bls New York comedy opera The ESEsa1v 1r1llEh1 aI S-1E-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12

Side street singer Cdiss Thayer'g roiel. who, as the story opens, in the SJHEse Of a boy accidentally becomes one Of a gay yachting party about to sail from recreation pier in New urk oit-the first scene to Ber- n1uda-Ihe scene of the second act This fl may be added, is the first time that Bermuda has ever been used for a stage setting. After the ar rival in Bermuda, the urchin is given employment as a page by one of the v-sahfly party. Shortly afterward through complications, she is accused or ttustI- Sfpa is aytIuIIL tO be irnpr.is- 0TEsh viIrsn an old cllOirmasrer aIl- orfE5- 'd5 rfrs -IIssI;rE who has seen great possibilities in tire supposed boys vutJze Ia1nrss -tD her rescue by prom isSTE -sD sue firat -rire waif .ts returned tO New YUrE.
 Tn the third act -tilis supposed, ,1rrcffin cannes urtO irer own. In the I1ila of a TuiriIEf -dCCrma, who has atiffieUedl an nTs1i1Tas1a arral .IssIilrtaGiCrn Qfhhere being a E11Ess of tpur years between acts 2 and ED Miss FSl7s9aef' has the ,cflaTEGe tp use lfssar wonderful voice.
 .6pfCif FiIsif1ll who composed the nlu.- sh3, -TfcIns .rflsrsl jylsrfffss the confidence pEsCsdi m ffiIn bE Arthur Hammer zseSl, rsihO '~buUlIgirt him out" Some o6 0TSs tseRiTthul song numbers a5re I4sTFe Is Like a .FareffE 'CfianlTira, The Beautiful ;Ssi1Sp fpSlm T2oyIasnc. and there szre also esuHle very ViuaGioHs ones which iifcdsttsie Ssoale1ifIhIrs Tommy At ,Efrss on lhlfeSss Pasracte, Sympathy, A ,Ucf5dea1ss S1ffIilF and Wtlel a Maid Comes THslGSChFf5S set IOtFr Heart
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Jules, mother sends you kisses" You see! She never misses an occa- sion to poster me!"-Le Sourire.
 Were you intoxicatad2" 'cNo, your honor; on the contrary, I was ostenta- tiously sober."-New York Sun.
 Owl-Would your mother mind if I took you out for an auto rider Chick en-Mind? She wouldn't hear of itI- Princeton Tiger
 T am the captain of my seuI." Are, eh? We'll. I have wife and mother in-law. I'm only a cofpoFal.r-Wash- ington Herald.
 Anxious Nfistress-Jane, have you given the fish any fresh water lately Jane-No, mum. They haven't drank the water l gave them last month yet, Puck,
 q shouldn't mind, meseif. if they closed the pubs a couple O hours sooner. Wot I sez is, if a man ain't full by 'alf past ten, @ aint' tryiRg,"-- London Punch.
 Miss OIdun appears to be a woman of unusual qualities" Yes; the ab- sence of suitors long ago convinced her father that she was matehless. - Buffalo Express.
 Did she come to the door when you serenaded her with your mandoliD?" No: but another fellow came along and brought her out with an auto horn. n."-LouisVille Courier Journal
 T sometimes wonder if life is worth living" unused the pessimist, Tt is" replied the optimist. Tt is worth liV ing much better than most of us live it"-LippincOtt's Magazine.
 Mrs. Gramercy-I thought your di voree case was coming up this month? Mrs Park-I had my lawyers get R postponement, because my new gowns wouldn't be finished in ttme.-Judge-
 50 you are going away. Mrs. Rush er?' Yes; we are going to move to Kentucky for 8 few weeks, until my husband gets to be called colonel and then we shall go to Washington to ve.''-Chicago Record Herald.
 50 you lost your money in the stock marzet?'' "No," replied Mr. Lambkn, T didn't even have the fun of losing 1t myself. I took another mans tip and let a broker play it for me Washington Star.
 He-These jellies you put up all taste alike to me, dear. She--But you can tell the difference by the labels. He-Oh, ] never thought of tasting the labels, deaT--Y onl6ers Statesman. Lady-Al your marine pictures rep resent the sea as calm. Why don't you paint a storm once in a while Artist-We painters in oil cant do that, madam. We may outline a storm on the canvas, but you see, as soon as we begin to spread on the oil colors the waves subside and the sea becomes as calm as a duck pond Boston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12
oRp+sG}Nl -T:FieaTRF., oA.N4ELsoN.

seaEefal s1alizi4tfttl treats are in store for the fi@eseFtrezQens of -DanielsoR the corning <aasen. The local managers rsFse had aN sese out foT good shows and haze been .stt0SesefIi in booking spare If 1ile larger road shows. shows r{rs-t phss- ,o11Aa- the larger cities Chief among t5lAsp iF FF-haples $ EfiEberts s sLs61fFz4te production of Tlle Girl of EaGls Ranch. The play is from the Den Of EasTtleF Campbell which is enough to warrant it a western play of HleEit, fog .sts 4a writer of western plays and stories Bsalatllsy Campbell stands at tile head Of all American writers UJn- der the direotio1 of Whaples & HGl- be5r, a firm Of producers whose attrsc- ttozss sasee noted for their merit, The Girl Rf Eagle Ranch will make it's ft1st sa51paasEazlce B1 all it's spLendar this season. fR lC68eElElS this attraction to tEle pErkIlic the tslanage4nent feels that t is Jzo4i1LzEg a Zeal treat. Orpheum s5lesszae, tlanaAsoR, tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12

cHFe o4 a new -pv-inedplA. Put 1t on any corn iD two seconds it stops pain, the corn begins to shIiyed and disa ppears. It never fails. Simplest thing yoql ever saw. No fussy banda gea, no greasy salyes t9 turn healthy flesh '"peely'2 and raay, no plasters that make corns bulge Ru4: YQHF eofns won t ."pU1I' and hurt way up to your heart Lay asi de yoaT knife and razor. No more digging and tuggipg and wincdng no more bleeding n2 more danger Of blood poison. GETS-IT" neyer hurts healthy hesl3 1t Is safe, painless, quick, simple, sure. For warts ea1Iouses and bunionS. too.
 'GETS-IT7 is sold at add ds-uggists' at B cents a bottle, or Sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12
What Is Going On Tonight.

,s SaAassyliie, and A4etisR Pictures a. \, seAgs and FAseepla8s at tAs Davis The Flfe,asse at Davis Theatre;
 peias6eEatle Caucus aE .TewR 1falk
 Cafg8eF hRAge, Na:. 4g, x. 8E E, meets la PYeAiaa Hall.
 lsedSe 9Seaa: Nd; 90: Y. ,. et A.; neets iA F'si'esteFs' fta3l.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers .4Asse= e4Sttea: NJ g meets ih BNl BleeH;
 NifH5Rla Dare Council. No. 20, D. e4 Ia. meets q e2 Ei..en street
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12
DAVIS THEATRE
The FEeHy-

Mss Edith ThayeI- the youthful slsr- she of s1naU s1aTure but of won 4rouS zg1arljtu6e De voice will be seen Ip Q ns~ comedy opera, The Firefly, the production of Arthur HammeTstein, al the Davis theatre tonight.
 The story furnished by Otto Hauer- bach a prolific author who is by no means new to us. deals with an East
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-12

During the first two days of regis4 tration in Milwaukee 12 hunting liz censes have been issued to women At Madison licenses have been granted to John Raftree, aged Is. and Melvin Sla- ter, aged Is.