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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-16
taken either to Rock Island or Daven.

taken either to Rock Island or Daven-
port.
1t is reported that General Mana
ger Mccullough is against the removal
of the Offices and has protested Wig.
orously against it for some time. In
fact, much has been done without his
knowledge or consultation, in order
that the work of removal may be &C.
complished without stirring up any
general protest from the people here.
He was out Of the city yesterday when
the first order of removal was made
and did not return until this after
noon.
The general feeling in the city,
among its mercantile and commercial
interests especially, toward the move
Will be one of resentment. Monmouth
has contributed generously to the
building of the road, and has given It
great deal of support, in the way of
| freight and passenger service. The
| feeling against the action of the
Washes in removing the general Of
| fees from here to a small place like
| Mathersville is naturally strong, but
| II Is hard to see that any protest would
| avail anything.
That the Walsh brothers would in
augurate the removal at this time
when they are asking the city to grant
them a franchise to vend light and
power by electricity here is surprise
to sagacious business men. They are
asking the city for further authority
to do business and In the face of IL
are taking away from the city the only
asset they have here which benefits
the city any.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-16
COAL VALLEY

The Sunshine band of the Presby-
terrain church Will give a social on the
church lam Thursday, July "a.
Miss Ency Murphy of Moline visited
with Laura Frantz over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lewis Of Pennington,
Ill. is visiting old friends here.
Quite a few people spent Sunday
at the Larson camp on Rock river
Master Clark Nelson, who has been
visiting for the past month with rela-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-16

Duluth, Minn.-Mrs. Magda ]. F.
Hanson, arrested here last fall in con-
nection with the nationwide campaign
against doctors, druggists, and others
for alleged misuse of the mails, was
fined $3.50 and released. The court
explained the sentence was made
light owing to her good reputation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-16

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold By all drug
gists.-(AdV.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-16

All the news all the time - The
Argus
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30

We are prepared to do all kinds Of
nj Oh grade job printing. Try us.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
CARNEGIE HERO.
Young Electric Light EmplOye
Recalled To The East

Mr.. Clearance ]. Pope. who came
here from New York City about two
months since, as statistician for the
Kentucky Public Service Company,
left last night for Frankfort. From
there ne will go to New York. Mrs.
Pope will remain here for few days
before joining her husband.
During their stay here Mr.. and
Mrs. Pope made many friends and it
is with much regret that they return
to the East. They say they love the
South but Mr.. Pope has to 90 where
his company sends him. They have
been making their home on South
Virginia st.
Mr.. Pope while a college boy at
Cornell was awarded a Carnegie
medal for heroism in a fire. He
crawled along the narrow cornice of
a burning building and rescued
eight young men from what seemed
to be certain death, at the immi-
nent risk of his own life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
Champion Weeper.

Mrs. Matilda Pape's husband,
Adolphus. was so cruel to her that
she cried for four years, and finally
cried her eyes dry so she says, in a
suit for separation, filed in the Su-
preme Court in New York.
A surgeon who removed her tear
ducks so she could stop crying, told
her that exc :ssive weeping had made
the opera tion necessary. She
charges that her husbands cruelty
brought on the crying.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30

Hoptown the Pearl of the Pennyrile,
On natures lips she is ever smile,
And could old Dams Nature herself
speak,
Would say-"It's a dimple on my
cheek"
Where the homes are kept the neat
est,
And the flowers bloom the sweet
est,
Where the sweethearts are most
loyal
Is down in sunny Pennyroyal.
Where the mocking birds sweet
song,
Is a lullaby all Dight long,
Where bobwhite and whippoorwil
Note the evening s twilight still.
Where the shorthorns grazing over,
Fill themselves with scarlet clover;
Where sportsmen tramp weed and
sorrel,
Is down in sunny Pennyroyal.
Where the cordinal's plaintive plea.
As he fits from tree to tree,
Knowing that his brilliant plum
Will bring death from hawk or gun.
Where the fields of golden wheat,
Where the honey suckle sweet.
Where the sunliRht's early dawn;
Shines on fields of ripening corn.
Where the rainbowed humming bird,
Buzzing-like the bees is heard;
Where the game cocks angry crow,
Is down where Pennyroyals grow.
Where the water lily's bed,
Where the wild rose lifts its head;
Where the softest zephyrS blow,
Is down where Pennyroyals grow.
Where t e heavenward pointing
spires,
Where Gods anthems sung by choirs;
Where the poor the gospel hear,
Peace on earth-to all good cheer.
F. L W.
Hopkinsville, KY, Sept. 90. 1913.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30

Will Convene in Lexington To-
day.

The following delegates have been
selected to represent Evergreen
Lodge. No. 38, X p. at the annual
meeting of the State Grand Lodge,
which convenes in Lexington this
morning.
Green H. Champlin, J. w. Stowe,
A. M. Coleman. Geo. w. Walker,
Herman Johnson. John w. Turks.
Lucisn II. Davis. Grand Inner Guard,
and Col. Jouett Henry. Supreme
Representative. will also attend
Some of the delegates left Sunday
morning to spend a couple of days
in Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
Little River Association.

The 100th anniversary of Little
River Baptist Association will meet
ut Bethany church in Lyon county
tomorrow for a session of three days.
Rev. John 7. Cunningham is Moder-
ator.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
ANOTHER PAPER RAILROAD
This Time 1t Will Run From
HOpkinSyilIe to Paris,
Tenn.

After rest Of few weeks one of
acAdaily papers of Nashville last
"eday contained dispatch from
Dover, Tenn, saying that Judge j.
M. Ragon, of Hastings, Neb.. was in
Dover for the purpose of getting the
people interested in building anoth-
er railroad.
The dispatch said that Judge Rag
on was representing Northern CAPT
talists and proposes to build road
from Hopkinsville to Paris, crossing
the Cumberland river at Dover and
the Tennessee river at the mouth of
the Sandy river :
The Dover cor espondent said that
the road, if built, would pass through
a part of Christian county that now
has no railroad facilities, and would
pass through the middle of Stewart
county and would furnish means
of transportation for the inexhausti-
BILE supply of iron ore in Stewart
county The road will connect with
the L & N. and | c roads at Hop
kinsville and the NJ, C. & St. L rail
road at Paris.
That looks fine on paper and Hop
JWille would like to get a fourth
W., but we have had so many
roads built on paper that news like
tie a. owe has become mcnotonous
Give us something tangible and Hop
kinsville will get busy through the
H B M. A
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
A Boy Hanged.

Omer Davis, an 18-year-old coun-
try boy. was hanged at Fayetteville,
Ark, few days ago for the murder
of Miss Nellie Moneyhun, &c years
old. his school teacher, near Spring
dale. February 2. last. He was in
fatuated with the woman and when
she admitted that she was to be
married he killed her. Davis assist
the sheriff in placing the moose
around his neck.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
New Use For Saw Dust.

1t is common thing now to see
four. mule wagons loaded with saw
dust, being hauled to farms to be-
u e d in firing tobacco. Farmers
have not been using saw dust for fir
ing tobacco very many years. They
say it is much better than wood and
then is not half the risk in losing
their entire crops. 1t took long
time to find it out-like using Paris
green to kill the worms.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
Broke Even.

Louisville's eleventh annual State
Fair closed with the announcement
by Commissioner Newman that
while the toti | attend 4rce for the
week was probably no greater than
5000. the event financially would
be an even break. at least.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
A CannibaI Tells.

A reformed cannibal has been ir-
terviewed on man-eating in Africa
He says the victims are cut up and
boiled in pot, the legs being con-
silered the best parts. The man
who kills never eats his own victim.
Women and children are also eaten.
babies bling boiled whole.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
A Dead Hero.

New York, Sept. 20. - Edward
Scully, superintendent in the street
cleaning department. sacrificed his
life to save crowd of school chill
dren from runaway horse. The
horse, attached to truck, was head
ed towards corner in Brooklyn oc-
c1pied by two public schools. On
the sidewalk was some 300 children
SculIy deshed out of the office. seiz-
ed the the animals bride and turn
ed it into the curb. Although he
had checked the runaway. he was
carried under the horses hoofs and
instantly killed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
DR.. 1EAZLEY
Specialist
eye, Ear, Nose and Throat)
Col. ]. StOddard Johnston.

Col. j. Stoddard Johnston, former
ly a distinguished citizen of Ken
subky, at one time candidate for
Governor and later Secretary of
State, who published the the Frank
fort Woman, now very old man is
dying at the home of one of his sons
near st Louis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30
New Christian Minister.

Rev. W. H. Trailum. of Hopkins
vile, has been called to the psstorate
of the Christian church in this city
and has accepted. This church has
oeen without a pastor since last jan
uary. Princeton Leader.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-09-30

Dwelling house for rent.
BAILEY WALLER.
Advertisement.
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AMERICAN COLONEL THREATENS
 INVASION-- AMERICANS SURRENDER

The American troops Uu tha As4fcan border have .recnivad ordArs not to rrturn Ihe fire ef the NAxicans HnIeEs itlpy uro instructed to Jo 20 dirscr from thr ..ar departspenL The0A in strncr,Ons arc considered neceaHary urinx tn tnA dAnKeruHs completion which uMIttrrs ct' tIIe border have now asSumed,
 MiCXIt:tI CITY. March 14.-ThA fe- nzrkahIa G.lM nI tieHAfAI DTo&Co
 iStIinz oM the slds cf the N-kicAn EoyernHene E& now 1hcus to ne real lsed. hs ond hls army VII pror2 blS' Dc sAnt Into ~nnnCA to cU-opaEate with the tr4iuruis ia theIr 'H3assIOn of tha [ stHtc and ne declares hinIa%G tn he IuiIe in readiness tn Hes ouE on ths marrh, lIis tYrcr, GhIIe sInIi mhia- lained Independent t0 snne eX4s11, iz IuEurIIof us purttnn of the loyal 1nroAA In The hGnI in Surl1Tn stfHaH Il~ Will Hnh IIm4E;T waslns WAT m' many of hia former fri%Ads.
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&pe1iaI Nugget SarvEss

&pe1iaI kuphpl Ssrvrss
 E0G&I4EH ArtE.r Marin l4.-The Mexican republic. ~as Oh the verge ct IuLVAkinn ny Unitsd SdtGcs troops ysz- tcrdlsly and had I,vi lhe Mexican federal vumu.under surrendered To tlIe Amer IcAn curlElandRr Un dculhnd UnIted States ttnops would now hP in n GoR- HIct un foreign sctTltHrF.
 Tns trouble cana when FTiyALh AL len UmAeet of troop Q. Fifth UAitAd States caraIrv waS slnE HIld danger SusIy wovnded during the ha4tlH be- tween the tAsleraIa and 4onstltutI0n- Alists A2 Nngziss. AHAeA SWtAedAy. lm@aA.aAAay on hsaxEpR c& kAA sAco<- lnE EheaLenaht G:hluneI Tate arnI word to General t1hrAgfr couMral!id- Inx Meslcun L.LTAis. IlrIL he utuEI Geaae firing.
 "Yor havu ahot nur ui my men. Aaid TasA, and uUa yVsI must cease tlrInE or | sf11u ns AitrI yHlI 1t 'ItIr%.' T
 ohrsgur iuIrrstliaulv complied wIth
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tlte urltr ltn1 with hIs iroops orcased the border Into Chitr,i SEat1s terri ters. Thcr& shsT zt4GEAd arms bAGOte the -Alneriran LIXoJs And dis6andAd
 Thus tnre% wAs Lhs garIiEUn ef $oEalcs, Mexlco- j. was cpuIpLeLely ns<VIhruwn by the eonstItutIrRallGte ln the h1tEln Wi,1rir lscean : hours be v lur.'. purinE rhc twelve Nuhrs tight ittG lhr,e hundred men were ALIIrL Hnd woInied bnth stdrs Iis;kIinx wiLIi remarkable determination rhr GpA- atIturtnslAIi#Lk hnJ all Iha susL of the saltlu :rcIn rh. i"'giMuns aHd Lhr i+aIer5lIs wtTr lueky LV nAv% linisad States territory iH lilIl lp1Ck on,
 l. wIE rEartlod us certain here for a LtlIu. that t:oInne, Tate wnuld luke IT urr hlmsfIT Ir hlAIrh ucrnas the boundary IIne ua hsILnLs Nere Hying dangerously hsn IhA AtnrrlU.Ln troops mJRL ur the uma.
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 LGINtH'H, MarnlI l1--nnoe more Inc T1rklsh cruiser EAHLd1sh has Gss.rr+d iL+lf Ti:h glory by [" Eae' ceaHfuI ncnahardment nT r-ansn1rrs p+-ISnEinI: su the sncuLy and nJ sfnd- ing many rLpre hostile s"Idlers tO the b0t tom.
 This uTlsc Lhu HdnIiIi@.i went LHlc hzttIA @E far AwA5 aS Inc Ahriatic tc which it has Esilsd with 2 dprins ssl- dom equaIled. II came up t1 the transphrts near the coast and imtnS- dIHteiS oHsn,-d 6rr. Tlts tEdhrS aboard the aitani,4d ships were s4rvtanE who x+ra I,4inE s%ut aR rctntorcsncnrs 10 the allied auny ia tLr EaSl, The trLnsrcrt Suu4 vrrc afTnpT hb*n- tuielY p1wcF.ess against the now
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MANY MIN EAs euSr
 sh VARIous pLACE4

A. c Faft and William TRncell bnv% cu1ns tn from washington creek or the eas. side of Nome river tor additional supplies It is EAid that they are taking cut good pay. . Dr1nnzn and E1lGH haze also come In from the MuLEe ciain for Rddt' tionSI xpprihs. They are alao taking out R dump
 George Haxcr f5 down from oregon creek for ln udditionaI load and C. 8. Del,moiIe @ aIso GerrtnE supplies to EhA RhmA xscticn.
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F. !, ROOSEVELT FOR
 NAVY DEPART MEN I

ce1ved rho appointment Ns npr1hasihE nEcnt Fnr tl4 rost0H1ce department.
 Eeycrc1Y Thomas Galloway IHs hpcn chief uT the burean of plant in- dustry ELIIce 1?9o and haF bcctl Ih t''c United States deTaFtraeht "f aEElcut- iLrc bItce 1RSS, He iB dn aItHfF uf HcEetal wnrks on hurEtu1tuFc. hnsRnf plant dIsea7eat et,.
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TURKISH WARShIP HAhAIDIEH
 ONCE MORE CREATES HAVOC

at thrre mLIlihna. They nlau demand IhIi HurrGIliIeT of the iGlhHd$ iH tie hge3n hEa-
 On the bAs1K 1t the tspli&s ITUn LnA NJIiua ard Hum Turkey ths PoW" srs will probably wcrk Turkey bus nIrs;rdy hfi the settlement In ttls handx nf tlLe powers su LhAi pesrs HEY be cUnsidcIcd to be in asght,
 FRANKFORT oN MAIN, Mzrth l4.1The re~s of horrible mAssacTT ut Arhstu;stMa at the flaadR of the. 5eF- xia tr h.lA iIAC renched thtB place It reszrAs thar 300 AlhAntzns in the Turkish nFet'int's If kcssovc wera IrItrhered iH c1h blood all together wIthent a trial or any warning Hf the Iutd ir s5lbIr fut EheI{t
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mEXICANS RECEIVE ULT|mATUm
LEGlSL LAT0RS ARE PREPARING
 ANEW MINING LAW

tne legislature from the Seward I'hllnlIrr nr CpRImcrce &skIns tSs endorsement of the report od the Al. naka rIiIwry s-Irnrnisslpn. This ptti- lion will ba taken LID and acted HpaM 51nnladIatsIy.
 Al tS 1hG uucsti1n wIlAEh"t Ihe Pto- pIe in JINIan belieVe she leg1slathtA haa rnwel- to lcR1Hlate nn kpfu% af ths bills introduced ia might ba anEWe1ed II1AL n1any nrA "aEnnsIleA'"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

lallixlI pnce for Ail Sutnc byEltrn whereby the old troubles nr the terri Ihry might he removed pu fnr az Wir- InE la cdneetnrd.
 S~n.ltpT Rndeh hae iIlLraLIure1 nu legs ltuau 1wn more fLGbl 'il0ILr hlilR, Uns tE a llll .rlLIL1lnx women 1n ths territory an eight hour IIay Hnd tine other Ia introduced In behalf of thoHe snsuEcd on public M6tkE.
 1 petition wza Fece3vA1 rnday hJ
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WILL INVESTIGATE
 ALASKAN AFFAIRS

naghly ih agreement, SuT.Crons Tit naaacx who are prominent iIs matters relz:ins to inc terriIory VIII be K. Amlned before thA Investigating con1- E1ttee al.d couerexs. it is hoped, viii |acduire for the first tintA dirHctly | full knowledge Of all the diiIerent pha eea of life in the North, rPoH suuh un Investigation future legaale- two arIitr will dcpsnd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
TH|RTY-THREE KILLED
 BY SOUTHERN STORM

trlEhtfnl yelu1lty and Epra !lSns ID by lha raafA all oreT- The InaS tn rrrD- erty is also nrnEsally sewers EsF-rii trchatdA wers completely ru!red prd shipping oT, the r4veT also aufered 10 paty great sGtent AlthouEh ntiy thirls tfxas deaths are Oarlainlg Atsewy. 70 1aSa ocEutted. tAste nRy hs eahSfa htltl s1 ctma ta lEEht.
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DEMOCRATS FORMALLY TAKE
 CHARGE OF U. s. SENATE

the IaHurh 70 elect Hamilton tsSIa, the dAnascrAslE cAndid!AtA
 TAe deaAIocE in that stAtA ssems tc remain as EcIid ss ever sud 1t is IIuW thought that EGrae cDknpEcEalBs may be found nsceaseEy that would iceut. .n th4 AIininatlcn ct Lewis al- rogerhsr.
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RIDDEN EIGHT-houR BILL E%' pEcTED TO PASS SENATE
 TOMORROW.

Special Nu9Fat SsrVIcA-
 JUNEAU, March 1i.-Tha house this afternoon mIanirncuAly pzSae1 thc ahDup Bll cnfranchIsinE women. It ia cxpCetah inas the senate VIII rflIifY it.
 Representative IHgcr1Cil wSs thH only une %llo rc$uaa1 10 vote. It iE thought that hG uakjdDrAd the neti sn ITsH1asrrt.
 The eiEht h1ur hln inircArcet by
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SUFFRAGE BILL
 ~ " PASSES HOUSE

Rodoh is HxnGcLod to piss itte srna:e .nn1dEroT !N rlls npininns rt ths psaria hara not hsen secured nr these 1nc1snrHs
 it Ls tho usht nuL unlikely that they
 will ba vetoed UT hsld ovTr Intn the
 sentiment rf thu lErri.urY ix 'vscrr-
 tniHed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
Special Mug aAt aat<!eA.

SpAti4I Nuoa aAt aaftaeA.
 WASHINGTON. D. I'., SIarclI fa.- 1-nat rhe affairs of .AaskH wLll un' darEo A cIosb i1%gstiEItiou by con- xrsxH xcry spun is n-% rnnslirred 10 he q certainty
 This invesueatinn will le mnd" by a joint cnrEnittCc cf both bpuaca of congress. Fl is strongly fL>urtTI by the chairman o1 fhc pIlI'lIt I1I'as com nitice of lhn hnusa and Inc nhair- man df ,ha Ernate committee is thor
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tirGinln. is assistfLBt doorkeopeF.
 The result of EhA election for Gnit- ed satos sArAtcr- fsom New HAmp- shire has brought jcy ro ths demo- cratic aenAtoTa as 1t Tlnkes tDubty sure s. working majority. The resuit in Ininuia is being a~nited caxefly ana nuch dLsAppo1ntmens is Iek at
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Special Nugget EsfVlok.

spSaiai Nugget sAfS1oA
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. March H. Franklin D. RuasavRlt of Men York has been Appoints6 assistant EsVe- tary oE thu navy.
 Dr. gc%GrnIy T. Galloway has bee1' appointed Aszistant secretary nf arri- culture " James E, Edgettnh. New Jersey. rn-
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 JI'kEAT. March l3,-NIllSrd, Ray aId kcllY RrG now buHy ul wfTk pre- par1aia a Ire.v htiniIg bill ~hich VIII Ir presented to the IesLalHtuf% and which will probably receive H"Irs at- irntIHn tlLun nny cE :lLC other he1a = ETes tn be introduced. NHlhInS can yet r-l told aa to the Iin.s hh which the hill w3It be .auI down. out # is bopeI that II will be rossiUlf [" eR.
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SCOTT REMOVED.
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spscial Nugget sArN's%.
 ALBANY. March i4.-SnpeTtntSHd- rnt Scott of the sIate rrIaGrs has bden reNnYe1 hy Governor Sui2tf. The Enrernur filed charges of tlotifeasaneH and neglect within inc past few nAys against the supetthEnn1eut The faes that charges of wrnnE dotuz were not preferred has created the belief thai C4oY@rnnr siuIxAr adnrted tIIiz WleaHs of rl=arInE the waE 10r aome dsH1u' crat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

Norwegian sardinss ;a purs oIiSa siI. Tho Winner brand in large tinV et ] esnS fer 30 esnk& This kInH havs always sold fer 3 cents pRr can. Thsrulf L0h1sarn+
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PRESIDENT hADLEf
 HAa nAu BREAK DOWN
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 LOS ANGELES. March 14+-Frcst- L.ni 1IAdley has urriFed here tp taie a rest, Ete la suffering ftoia nervous breakdown and hiB condition te e. Ear[1rd ILs Ircing ruLai%r serious
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SeaeisI Nugget SsrViGs.
 WASH1ETDN. D. G'., March 1+-- Tlr dAaocrAu formally and of1leia1ly rock ehupe of the acnaLr sestcrtas aud SIscte6 Clark president prn ten- nora. Eha-Ies r. EiEEins. EIHsouTi, Is sergtant tit ITnLs. !lC'. l'f<'i msin ix chaplain rEonlas ". Keller br
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1a. JORDAN GETs
 RuaT ABOUT SEALS

Special NuUSst 34rsinA
 WARRINGTON. D. C., March ls.-- I,r. Jordan haA CaIlsd the Attantlar nf the authorities to l1c need for artion which will prevent defaUt h tha treaty arrangements Mlth olhEr DdnR- tries Mith referarce 10 the zeal fish, Rries around Boring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
SPINACH IN THE SPRING

!. good Tor Your hosIth, We have a hia akoGk of Cuttings spinach, and will ssII it fer Ss pU- essA Or Esns for 8. ,sL long a+ it IA1ts- Thnr"s R- R-ehrrann,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

wUrld GuHUua cruiser snd wrre s"nn LeaLAn. f'hA Inka Of if+ anshnsat tlI~ survians xrl9unsed 10 hundreds
 The IlarnIdieh Ex the vaSSe] which Esnk rhrss hostile shLnE 1urinE one r4gHseraeus su.n4 lhrr sgo. She Is now the terror nt the Aegean sesA and of thc uonst of Greece itself tn which she Ilas r+arhAd i'l NaE srlmInUIaHt eareer. Her atrrr ia now the chief glory cE the Turks iU The present WIT snd bar Dpw4r for 6estrHtinn is hy ED sheau1 pAzssd yct-
 SOFIA. Marrh 14.-Th% 1liua have giysu 2 f7rnaG Trpry t3 the proposals pC he p"wert nnd celnonu ns LiIe prIre 0f ?ezre the surrender of Scn- tar and lAdrisnuIIle ;tud an iEdDh's'iIs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
sr.%iaI kuSaA+ esrvIoA

NEW ORLEANS, March 1@.-Thlr- three reoprn are Aeah as thu Tesli1t gf a stutrM %hInh ragged last night through tha hfatsA of Louizlana, F4x- hs, AtahsAEtA, .Tanne4ze& and Ml4EiA- eIDpi. In RRny rAAsH hollaBa wers ts&~A dawh aud ehAiF uccvpanfz ttlE- isa fn tnA Ssltph. Ths wln6 btsR with
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
U. s. Su&MARiNE
 ASHORE NEAR SEATTLE
snsciaI Nugget sMrieA

Special Nuceat 5srTltA
 SEATTLE. March I9...The United Etates submarine r t ean ashore to- day at N'eKt Point and Ia ncw stuck hrrd End fAzr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
vorINa FOR ALL ALASKA
 SWEERArAKEs QUEEN

The following IH the Tote t0day for diaasn bi tha Aiaska HweApsiRksh racs: Mania tnbu.ot, ..-...... .EsSD Rose Cameron Z. ... ....-...,E EERE Nfar.h.,te tnnsa ....- .EEse
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
OXFORD WINS.

Special NuaQs4 aarTIeA-
 LiININLR, MArrh la-ftxf1ltl unl- rrrEItv hc4E Cambridge in the annual h,INl gac4 today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

GLITTER ARHIVEs. apnrIa! Nuazut aSrSiaA SEATTLE, March IS--Tlle AaaRG cutter I!haIgA has arrived here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

t&2e Der nonch for the NuGErt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

WASHINGTON. l.. C.. March 1a.-