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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
MOVES TO ABOLISH FEE
SYSTEMS DEALT BLOW
Fulton COUntyISaIary Law is
Declared Unconstitutional

Atlanta, Ga, May 15-Fulton coun-
tvs salary law act was late this after.
noon declared unconstitutional in de
cision handed down by the state SUI
preme court, the opinion written by
Justice Atkinson and concurred in by
all of the justices. 1t is held to be-
violation of the constitution, which
provides that no special law shall be
of force where there is a general act
covering same. The head note reads
as follows:
THE act of August %, 1911, touch
ing the salaries of certain county Off
GERS, while employing certain general
terms, is so hedged about with provis-
ions, restrictions and limitations, that
it is in reality special act; and being
in regard to a subject for which provis-
ion has previously been made by an
existing general law, it is invalid"
1t is further held that the act be-
ing unconstitutional" it was error 70
grant mandamus to compel officers of
Fulton county to file reports with the
county commissioners, as therein pro-
vided."
The act was resisted by Tax Collec-
tor Sweat, Ordinary Wilkerson and
Tax Receiver Armistead, who lost in
the lower court, but finally won in the
higher court. This decision deals a
body blow to any specific county move
ment to abolish the fee system, AMI
I it becomes necessary to repeat the ex-
listing general act and pass anoth "
general salary law in its place, if Geor.
+ gia is ever to rid itself of the fee
system"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
SMILING SKIES SHOULD
GREET The PICKICKERS
From First Methodist Church
Today

With fair weather promised, the an
nual picnic of the First Methodist
Sunday school today will doubtless
prove the success anticipated by the
hundreds of picnickers who will as
semble at Myrtle Springs for the happy
occasion. AS announced, the start
will be made from the church at 7:30
o'clock, and wagons and autos viii
leave from that point until all the
picnickers have been transported -
the park, seven miles distant Own
ers of cars are requested to call at
the church and aid the committee in
caring for the throng Of children as
far as possible.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
FIRST GAME OF SERIES
COPIED BY BROWNSVILLE
Locals Defeated First Time in the First of Three Games
Being Played at Townsville McCarty did the
Boxwork for the Locals Myers for Townsville
Americas dropped the first game Of

Americas dropped the first game Of
the series of three that opened n
Townsville yesterday afternoon. The
locals were comparatively easy pick
ings for Manager Dudley's men.
McCarty, twirled for the locals, but
his spit ball was not effective, he hay.
ing allowed the Thomasville aggrega-
ton a total of nine hits. Americas got
only seven hits off Myers, who twirled
for the brownsville team.
A game this afternoon and one to-
morrow will close the series at
Townsville The locals will do well
to cop one of these remaining games,
and they will have to fight mighty
hard to do that After the close of the
Thomasville series the team will re-
turn home for a series of three games
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

ger knoWs?' was the retort.
It's possible that Schalk would not
be accounted fast man if you com,
pared him to some of the in and out
fielders. But catchers, as a rule, are
slow, and you couldn't call the little
backstop that. He's so much faster
than the average run of receivers that
he has the right to be classed with
the fast ones.
Rath, Lord, Weaver, Collins, Mi
tick, Smaller and Schalk would be ac-
counted fast on any ball club. And
on top of that the fellow who would
give any and all of them race for
the base running honors has not been
mentioned. Rollie Zeider is the lad
No, sir; there are mighty few bal
clubs in the American league pos
sessed Of more speed than that SoutA
Side aggregation.
If they ever arranged a nine-mar
relay race with team Representing
every club in the American league
as the contestants, the Sox wouldn'
be eighth in the betting. And 20,
can wager on that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
WHITE SOX ARE
new SPEED MARVEIS
Gals Men Rank High in the
League

Did it ever occur to you that the
White Sox team, as composed at the
present moment, is one of the fastest
congregations in the American league?
It never did? Apparently it has oc-
Cured to few.
Mighty little has been written about
the speed of the white-hosed boys, and
| it's an asset that. is rarely mentioned
when the Sox fans go into discus
sion.
omit the pitchers, for they are al
ways out of it in a speed discussion
and put Schalk behind the bat and the
White Sox lineup looks one of the
| fastest in B. B. Johnsons organiza-
ton. Baker Borton wouldn't be ac-
counted fast man on the bases. He
/ AoA hOA my olOW, Vi airy IuIhS IlhS
that. But when you have said that the
first sacker is not fast man you have
mentioned about the only fellow in the
lineup who wouldn't be accounted
swift on any team.
Take the infeld Rath at second is
fast man. Weaver at short is a man
who is deceptive in his speed. LORD
the third baseman is anything, save
a slow man when he gets on the bases.
Weaver should really be great
base runner. Not only has he the
speed, but he has the vicious slide
which the really great base runner
must possess. There isn't anything
gentle about the shortstop. He is
He goes into the bag the same way.
he goes into the bag the same wav.
That's a big asset, because any time
that the basemen get the idea that
you are going in these with all your
weight back of you and with those
spikes glistening they become trifie
timorous Which is only natural
The outfeld, especially with Smaller
in the lineup, is also fast. Collins
looks like speed boy. Mattick is
another fellow who can cover a lot
of ground in the outfeld or who can
get over the base paths in a hurr..
And Smaller is fast enough to hold his
own.
Here is another deceptive fellow.
Smaller is daring man on the bases
yet a fellow whose work will fail to
attract great deal of attention. He
is Of the Schultz type-a fellow who
makes difficult plays look easy rather
than one who makes the easy plays
look difficult.
What's the use?" queried Shaller,
when he was told that almost any
other outdelder would. have made tho
chance look difficult after he had
grabbed line drive at the end of a
hard run. He got it so easily that
half the spectacle was taken from tha
play. ......
But the fellow who runs rings
round a fly ball and then grabs it with
one hand locke good to the fans" was
the answer.
But don't you suppose the mana
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
danpucnppppp nunnu
Standing of Clubs.
! Direct From the Diamonds

haunruohubu
Southern League.
Atlanta 6, Memphis 4.
Mobile 2, Nashville 8.
Montgomery 4, Birmingham l.
New Orleans /, Chattanooga 0.
South Atlantic League.
Albany 4, Columbus 0.
Savannah /, Jacksonville 2; fifteen
innings.
Empire State League.
Cordele IS, Waycross 3.
Thomasville Z, Americas 3.
Valdosta IL, Brunswick 7.
National League.
New York 2, Pittsburg Z.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 5.
st. Louis 6, Brooklyn 8.
Boston 5, Cincinnati Il.
American League.
Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 0.
St. Louis 5, Boston Is
Chicago 3, New York g.
Detroit Washington; rain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
The SAVOY
THEATRE
Friday, May 18th
The TITO has 4 neWs one
today. Sing me the "RO-
sorry" the sweetest song
of all.

Remember that with ev-
cry paid 10c admission you
get a ticket good at Murray
& Hooks fountain good for
any 10c drink made at their
fountain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
Letter to
DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
BlnghamtOn, n. y. .


Prove What Swamp. Root win Do Fer
You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, N. Y, for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one. You will also re-
ceive a booklet of valuable informa-
ton, telling all about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing he sure and
mention the Americas Times Record
err. Regular fifty-cent and one dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

Post-Prof. Taken has ten lettera
after his name, but he doesn't know
enough TO come in when It rains
Parker-Another distressing case ot
Observation-Disclosures Angeles EN-
aminer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

Beginning Saturday, May
18th, the Savoy will open
at II a. m. and close al II
p. n. Admission always
SC and 10c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

The picture program of
-four reels, four thousand
feetneW film today is worth
seeing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
1.-THE HiOher Duty"

Marie Dearborn, a nurse, is
engaged to go to the home
of an old school mate to
nurse her child. The fam
lily is rich and Marie is over
whelmed with the home,
but soon discovers that Mrs.
Allen Hall is q frivolous
butterfly and simply toler-
ateS her husband. he
child improves and the
mother accepts an invitation
to visit friends 80 miles
away, A few days later
the boy gets worse and the
nurse phones to the office
for the father. During the
next two days Hall discov-
erS that there is a sympathy
between himself and the
nurse; for a " lille he plays
with his. then givinge vent
to his feelings he attempts
to embrace Marie. We
can't begin to tell one half
of the story in this adv, see
the picture.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16
OPERA HOUSE
MAY 18TH

Miss Waring will sing
this afternoon and tonight.
Then look what a picture
program, prices of admis-
sion remain unchanged,
School children all ages ad-
mitted to afternoon show
for Sc; after six o'clock
children under twelve years
old sc. all others 10c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

JASON TICKETS.

In arranging to inaugurate this
chautauqua this year the local COM
mittee bought 1000 $3.50 season tick
cts, which will be sold while they last
by them for $500 each.
When these tickets are exhausted
no season tickets thereafter can be
had for less than $3.50. Also, the
price of season tickets will not be re-
duced from the first day to the close
of the chautauqua.
The single admissions to the differ
ent sessions of this chautauqua aggre-
gate more than $500. go it will pay
you to buy season ticket even after
the program is half completed. For
the single admissions to the respective
entertainments see program.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

g tickets are non-ransferabe except within the own
mily
1IDREN'S TICKETS admit children aged six to four
ears inclusive Only chlds tickets will admit children
children's work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-16

If with the Thomasyille bunch on the To-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
THOUSANDS OF bUL CARS AND
 TURKS DIE IN GREAT BATTLE

Eurppean share of she DAr6aug;iee aud the hattlc SreuId is nearly POO mileS distant from thIR city, The Turkish forces euEHgr't EI.tf. Er'r fhf srrgIrr ptJL shipped acTOsB the BeH- danelIes from Turkey in ahiL .trft tI.A HIlyHrIan arTtr. wiEh large Gruck IF. laforceuRnLg. was uRTuhcd srfrihir Into the pen1naulu IU i1rivA chem hack
 Ey Tar as ran he learned in thin ely nt present neither AIde nan yer clalm un advantage. Both are lighting
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lLErGeIy and With determination born ot 1hE belief that or the result may depend the fate or the ruIntri%F en- EHEga The Turkish IenI { expected th attempt tH take part if possible. Thn peninsula is marrow and some hone rhnr trG enEn1Y .Hn ie brought villain range nT .i,c naval guns,
 Al CpnstSnriuoTle La AwNtlEns with fArArlSh anxiety the nAwa ot EicLtrry nr istesr Should the Turks win 1t ls cn,IsIdeFed possible tnr them lh nanrch
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SOCIETY WOMEN
 CRAZY AGAIN
MARCH THROUGH STREETB OF
 PHILADELPHIA IN TIGHTS.
NEsrkL Eq4elAI Service

HEsrkL Ep4elAl 8srw5eA
 PHILADELPHIA, Fni A--h ssnaa. tlcH was enuscJ all nyer thlB city lasl might when q large number oE gtrlR who i1lrre tn the highest circles cF society ma4qrernded ln tlshls. Thcs' hAd given a masquerade 1n which dLlE dressed iH siHilAr GafIneH1a TheHe garments consisted of nulI1Ing IAlE tights alua hrnds.
 During tie masq ucrndc thosc pnF- tlcfpatlnE took lt l1t0 LhcIt heads to Ea insn inc sfrAsfx They mel Wlth rather q hnstIle reception Which might hare developed into sUEnAlhIng E16r# srFlDus had ,ho nnas1usTahers not Cut tI1Rlr performance s1nrt
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THE HACKER OF MARTIN
 HARRAlS GETS VERY BUSY

iiRtiURsI committeeman md soMIA say be Is a candidate for. Gaxerppy,
 He was th chief lessdC in thn rernn- cratic rbmp tltnt rur Harraiz Np zt Ihe +ts-ctI,an tsst August. UC IS ex- peCted tp put Lh Fl bIE fight aEzinst the regular danpc1atlc organization in AlHHkR and he is lsn6Wn tn have q good *larsding Inir it ia believed here that Ihs organization wllI haze It's rights TeSprtiHd.
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epaeiaI hupnst RsFTIEA-

6paetal nkpQet Re<flG@-
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb, 6.-- The republicans .in ths sehat% made one nturr tHaffeesuRl attempt Ycsler- day to hring aboal the continuation of the appointments m1do recently by President Taft. The dsn1ocrntx are nnw evidently bent upon hSh1nS tA@sh appointments tn the lin1Et and the chppcey of continuation ar% looking mnre gIiM slI inc time.
 Indeed It is uQ% all bILt taken ag a cEIshIntY thHt tho thirteen hundred men who are waiIinx for c1Hfrraf(- ton wDl hAre tn lnsG theIr places
 Pressure Is being brought tc heaE on tie der1ocrntIc senators from nH parEs
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REPUBLICANS AGAIN
 FAIL TO CONFIRM

of thz country lY aemorrDts wIi" nrt looking rnr tho aprcEntmenta for Mhznseivrs or their friends aud q most unusual situation Is tho result.
 The demncrntH have bern Hu long out of power thpt people hero b%hsvc Il will 5s inpeHathle for anyone tc be confirmed who is nut d eyed In the wool n1rmhcr Nt tha party even though he Hhuuld bc appointed by Presidett WFIl1cn htnselr. The democrats eFI- dentIE are fCRlruua uK not letting their long struggle Ih the wilderness end lp by !etting the promised lard loBe my Of Its fruits. At lsAst thIs iH how matters ara regarded h this city Ar the present tIme
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claimants who have beAh indicted on the charge oi securing their dIHlttss ny traud
 He AIRc askrt tht committee to rec oraeuf sunse further kfialAtlon Tor A. usfsR.
 Jcsiyn Id xaiL hY these whc know AiRskR to be a Tsty buEy man now Rhays in matters cernxcle6 with A. Rska democratic politics. It la eFen thought Shat iIo will try to 1sc nads
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Epaeisl Nugget SsrvIes.

r.tI%ET.IETIN'1rLF FrlI, E.-A Grc:I laItrIA "neaeEI thLa mnTninE hH- I~YSu thu TurGR 3nd RUlguriHas Uu IIr tIhiliLrlL prniuSuLl .lnL rshfine .1El rt'rIin ue$, The u4lLHet- ia awral Itnnarnds aavIAE already lTvn slHu f.nIl nf Ihr SrrIiSs l'nty ;sTI is ts>rn Insad If ;Tcltt lp:t+ sell supplied gjth nrr sl!crv ;-Nh I h%tslr fer riLhrr wpu.d Is'' uu almost i.Tep'EElLt 'lisnstAr-
 rlrA Gallipoli pcriI.snA iurIuB t.r>
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THOUSANDS 0F R. R.
 MEN WILL STRIKE

tho neople nf ihn EAslern states ns thr sIrike I:reatcned would result Ia a mnst ditastrous dislon1ti0n of irans cvaryWhcre The cpaiIpalIe. EaF" da- tlarcd il Impossible tn nlsct ths uo' trands uf thc EaEu, Tbe$ arn F1il1nF il js brlIeS sd. tp couccdH aornethlng loni ,loclarc then1s"irAs f" hs com
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COME FROM COUNCIL.

El Markham and Captain Hshseh arrived rodaY from c.ounrh. Mr. Markham 'ms brought hie I"lf tarEhter la pia+r her in school here' Mfr. Hursrn is rianaacr If frs MarFf holf e..
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HOT STOVE sw,Pkh.

The camp of Girls drudmanspn u'i Glacier creek wax entered HGtIh1 lime ago and h1G qNtAt ztoIen- Even the stove raa taken away whila the tiFs still remained fiji IL.
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Special hHsast 9srvios.

WAsHINGTON. F. C.. Feb 5.-' -salton JoaI.n. inc ci1iet packer Of MArdu HErrats in tnc recent AIab:Sl delegate election is nu& n very bIIHy
 than !n this city. He wus examined yesterday befoPe rne nnmmtttsN an territories on matters relating tO the ectll Janas nf the northern territory. He Inade a sirHMg eefsnre of the coal
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ky tir tacIs anG hsurrs computed pT the superintendent IL Ii1s created murh DIcM$an sururj.a Enu may rssults in havln$ increased c'icisS made Iu raise t7s industry tn {" ms Il more 6xtETlsise paanc.
 AJr Lopp glres naIY "crr intAr-+!7 inc details ccLeern'Hg the work If
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05

pelIsd Io refuse ail tlIA conc+sathns asked t1r.
 |: Is most likely thai A definite 7n- swear wIA he given within dHy or two. Upon ]. wl1l depend whether or not sna of the most as1iors sirlIrs oa record will take place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
SEARCH
 FOR ICEDERCS
Special Nuan4t 8arvIea.

BPA0lAI NuNnaE 4arFInA.
 LONDON. Fr6. 6.--Tht ErFErTu1ert ts now negotiating fni the Prrchcza of yaaBeI lifted nuE xiLh wireless 91u uirrncnt which wiIl br used tc search for iceberEH in lhe ice rcEAons. The Hhip will bc kcFt coTSk41slT ra- trolling thrss ~atcrR and SilI ar all times bc rc9dS td notify ulhar yszEAln of danger.
 The dnnEsinn n put this ship iH commission IE. of sunrsr. T result of tie Titanic hlHRst1t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
7A' ARMY AND NAVY
,,,,!Al Naaast ssrs'us'

....!AI Aaadst s.rs'0s'
 WASHINGTON, D. IT, Fen "-
 .,A.nr TlfL and Mrs- Tait hr'il |" rresp,lnn for the oI'ircry "' '."' navy ,nr arEr, rHEtnrdry'
 ,. uvx attended bE m 4Ihst't'E ,.-gc number uG t5e "ftl"erE h"" tn'' "r,.. lt was intended ro hA tEo l'.'f tao. taking bct~rGn tho xue*as Hnt ,,.;r hcxr and hasteaa before the end ,.~ ,,t thr 'Can OIllc.al lit''.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
STEEL CORPORATION
 INCREASES WAGES

treated separately. Tire deHrRndH Ittad6 bY thern involve much GTeatef increase. but the ateel penple are e0- pected tQ arrange the difficulties 0nd bring abput an at1iicAbie feeling c1tS again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05

We WHt save $uu the tims and trouble of writing the iDGal hAWs 10 Ycur friends on the outside, by mali Ing the Nome Weekly EusgeL rD An5 R6drsss In the Etztas Dor 30 csusA pAr manth-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
FIERCE BATTLE [ |S RAGING
j0SLW REPRESENTING ALASKA
COMMISSION MEN
 ARE INDICTED
Special Nugget s&r~ios-

Special Nugget Service
 PORTLAND. t'rr.4 FHh. 6.--'ThA federal Jury hAs indicted lea lRrgB cumrissHn men for nSplTacy. The anta for whirIL they have been in- ti.ted are not definitely stated but they are believed ,n ls& of 4 vFry se+i. oils Kind.
 The indieIGd rn"II are Ill well known hH,t and occupy prominent rlacea tn the EllS'a commercial circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
speciaI EuazHt Serv1sA-

4peCI1 HAR2]L 9pT"
 DULUTH Ireh. 6.--The Steel Cor ucrAtl1n has t1ETCza1EH the WAEtS 0E all it. auTf1r4 workers and the strike which WAS threatened will probably be avarted+ The concession given yeSter- day wha m. iucrcARe eG ID GenlF per day to each man working un tho zur- 4ace, TAA underground men w1l hs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
ARE DOWN 70 rEET
 ON THE QUARTZ LEDGE

The shaft cl Una quartz lcdge al inc hsad of Newton xulch ia i1lsw flown 10 depth of AhoN4 70 feet. The rTck iE EaiA to lonk better with inc jG'Sth rAAGhed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
EpaeiaI kmpsl ssfVloA-

WASHINGTON. l1. C, Frp, h. Superintendent Lnrr h.s issued n re- roFt ts xlLd, he ahows tIAl the KnT- ernnent has ulaGs 6 n%s proi1L Ui Egae. .eOo put of iLs reindeer ir AIHsEa- atrLns the past twenty Fc,rs.
 ThiG atatemeIt ia clcur:y JuriIe an.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
Nugget 3psCinI Service.

Nugget 3psCin Service.
 NEW YCnE. T=t. 5-f:irhs% ;.:,= +ens Of the nnsinAr=s and fir+nlvn ml La1tsIn rnlIrnnda .'otcd last aiE.IIi Lo EAi strskc untess thciI tlrmHncls strr 1TnediuteiY concealed.
 Ina nltinltum has Ec.t, received T1h soEnsthInE like GUnsttlnatLcn l.y
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
$1NS OF THE NORTH.

The <Itns of the North HHl give a unCiaL for members and rhsLr llAT iritnaS. Saturday, F'ehrunry 8. si Si30 1'cImIE. Adr
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eo t1Ie a1h uf Lhtlt lt%Ikagnred couHtry- men around hdr1snople. ShnIHd rney lose LI,ey will bc onusht on th4 perIn . aIIa like rAss In a rIAp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
~'-- touE MERE FROM GOLD
 Ruh AND TElLER R

Charley Cummings e rf's ln l'''h crd Run yesrerilay willi ali,l''n iII- mgr and Jim krhnrHT. H'' F'SS lhH' only r.rc Iamq, is heinz iakfu "iI. 1n tbSt creek IhLs %lne"r
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05

EsaFsh toneuss end sSun5s ara de. 1ioiosa Ws %HI sell &hsn for 20 csnIs psr pound during Lss+. Thsruif LahnAAE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05
EXPERIMENT HAS MADE :.
 $0oO,OO OUT OF REINDEER

r1islnx ard rnsi'IG for the doer a' 4. . asICsL and ne shows what 6 lrer7eheSnE udyanrags deer rGssinG wfE*t tS~ tnA native poNaattoG.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05

saItsd silver s@ihlnn. io eshrs Fsr nsvnd. rhoruIf Lehr ann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-05

Go TO THE NORTH PQLE eaLsr5 Ghr th~ 4sst br%se and Ra@AV. The only caifss HSusa En sArAn.
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4. ( N. FIshft4hvs. ts And Es cents pAr cuh. ThuFuIf LAhmAnn.
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Pisnasrs Card Party WAdnSAday Svpnina, Fshrusg 12.
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Rsbhsr 4sawps mads zs ths saaaSsa 6ssseM
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Mems Vueest R2O per month
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THE NEW EAGLE.

The hsma sf straight whisksys.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

answer graveIy. Il am happy to tell
you that he will recover and that the
limb will not be shortened I am SO
sorry for you" he added impulsively.
1T must have been a terrific blow.
Your SON.
Her SOM Was he, then, disclaim-
ing the paternity of the boy, or did he
not know?
How old is he? He is a promising
little fellow"
Nearly four answered the woman.
She was still trembling, still. overcome
by the shock of the meeting. Her
little butterfly mind was badly bruised,
even as the child's little bodys had
been.
Four" exclaimed Doctor Bentley
in establishment Nurse Glynn, stand
ing near. saw his face turn pale. He
made an impulsive step toward her
''Alicei Whose child is he2 Who is
his father" he demanded ffercely
I don't know sobbed Mrs. Blair.
why do you ask me? Why are you
looking at me like that? Haven't you
injured me enough that you should
terrffy me?" she sobbed- Il don't
know who is its father, nor its mother
either
"Its-mother!" gasped the doctor.
Isn't he your child then?'
Certainly mott" she exclaimed,
drawing herself up Indignantly DO
you suppose my child would go to a
common hospital if he were injured?
Didn't they tell you that John ran the
automobile over a street brat? Yes
she continued in a petuIant voice,
and crowd gathered and threat
ened me, and if I hadn't had enough
presence of mind to jump out and
carry him into the hospital they would
nave thrown stones at me. And
don't dare to go out if he should be
gong TO die, or l shall be arrested and
thrown into a common cell"
Have no fear of that, Mrs Blair, -
answered the doctor graveIy. q shall
have you sent home in my own auto
mobile. And the child will be well
in few weeks AS for the damage
Mr.. Blair is able to pay for any
damages" replied the woman coIdly
She had not understood.
The doctor bowed and turned away.
He walked straight past Nurse GIynn;
she followed him; he turned and saw
her.
You know. then?" he asked, seeing
the look on her face
Yes, dear" she whispered And
L have been SO afraid"
He pressed her to his heart.
You thought it was my child? If
it had been
If it had been," she whispered
anxiousIy.
Dearest, answered the doctor
graVely, II might have loved then.
But you would still have been first
In my heart-as now, as always"
Copyright. 1872 by w G. Chapman)