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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

The information that Russia and Austria have decided to demobilize was published this morning and comes as a bit of the most pleasant information received by Europe since the trouble in the Balkans began.
 The allies have completely accepted the offer of mediation made by the powers and Turkey will he compelled to fall in line should it manifest any desire not to do so.
 The ambassadors of the various powers met in St. Petersburg and at that conference the agreements were come to which promise an era of per feet peace. Sergius Saronoff, Rus sia's foreign minister, is regarded as
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

of mutual advantage both in trade matters and in a political way.
 When the president said that this policy would he one of the chief ob- jects of his administration it is uni derstood that he meant exactly as he said for he and Bryan both recognize the tremendous importance of keeping all the countries on the continent closely knit. They are, indeed, in- clined to think that in this matter former administrations have over looked a most important matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
Nugget Special Service.

COLUMBIA, $. C.. March 12.-- Governor Bleasc has threatened to declare martial law unless Chief of Police Cathcart arrests and brings to punishment certain negro chauffeur who recently endangered the lives of citizens by speeding his auto through the streets.
 Governor Blease is fast coming to be known as the most relentless enemy of negroes in the whole United States. He it was who at the conven- tion of governors in Richmond de- clared in favor of lynching negroes
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

but this doubt hardly exists and it is generally taken for granted that the brave garrison has finally surrend cred.
 The for - 4sieging 'Ir city was made up O. Rnlrarians md SertlIns but the former far outr Imbered ;h" others. It has cen kn 'wa 1n some time that the defenders had been re- duced to frightful condition hy hunger and disease and the news which has now arrived was not 'ltO-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
THE NEW EAGLE. The homo of straight whiskeys.
MARSHALL MAKES
 PRESIDENT FIRST CALL
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget SerVlce.
 WASHINGTON, n. C, March H. Vice President Marshall paid his first visit today to President Wilson since the inauguration The time of the visit was taken up with quiet chat on unimportant matters and was evi- dently give up to humorous com ments on matters relating to the inn mense change of fortune they have recently experienced. Both men are now hard at work mastering the rou- tine work of their offices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
WANT SPANISH
 FOR FRIENDS
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WASHINGTON. D. C., March 12.- "One of the chief objects of my ad- ministration will be to cultivate the friendship of our sister republics in South America and to act toward them in such a manner as to deserve their confidence"
 This declaration was made today by President Wilson as part of a statement which he read to the mem hers of his cabinet. The policy of drawing closer the other American republics has the full endorsement of Secretary of State Bryan. Both men seem to see in such course the crea- tion of better feeling which will be
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MORALES, March l2.-The state of Sinaloa formally seeded from the Mexican republic today. It is situat- ed south of Sonora which it adjoins and has a long frontage on the Pa :, cifc ocean. All the state officials are strongly in favor of secession and the condition of Mexico may now be re- garded as worse than it has ever been before. Three states may now he said tn he in revolt since Colonel Sanchez has opened war in the state of Guerrero.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
yesterday.

yesterday.
 The intention of the senator cvi- dently is that expression of opinions should be secured from those inter ested. IL seems to he apparent that Mir. Rruner doubts that women are particularly interested in the vote and his telegram suggests his readiness to support the opinions of his. cnnstitu- ents.
 The telegram says nothing about his own memorial for taking the tax off railroads but the three questions
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
Special Nugget Service.


 LONDON, March 12.--Peace is now virtually assured in Europe by the agreement of Austria and Russia to demobilize and by the agreement of the allies to let the terms of peace rest entirely in the hands of the great powers
 The trouble between Bulgaria and Roumania is also about to disappear, an agreement having been arrived at by which representatives of both countries will meet at St. Petersburg and arrange the terms of settlement. This conference will he presided over by Sergius Sazonoff the foreign min isteF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
GOV, BLEASE AGAIN
 AFTER THE NEGROES

and who cursed the constitution when he was reminded that the act adVo- catcd by him was in direct opposition to the principles which the constitu- tion stands for.
 His threat to declare martial Law in this city is by no means regarded as an empty one for his hatred of the speeding negro chauffeur is con sidered by him to he .tu affair of in tolerable wrong.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
STILL AT
 WORK ON CABINET
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., March H. Pattison, Heifner and other Alaskans are now very busy here urging upon the secretary of the interior the ad- visibility of opening the Alaska coal lands.
 Drury of Tacoma waited upon Lane today for the same purpose and it is certain that the matter will not be let grow cold.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
IT IS UP TO YOU

To send to the friends who have been writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. a copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Daily Nugget. price SO cents. Send one on the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA WILL
 DEMOBILlzE AND PEACE SURE

the big man in the present affair, the ambassadors having met and their decision having been come to at his suggestion.
 It is now generally believed that the way has been prepared for peace in the Balkans in spite of the we'll known fact that Turkey has been making further preparations for the defence of Constantinople. These prepara tions showed the Turkish empire not to be yet fully ready to accept peace but the action of the powers shows that it must come to time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget SerVieo
 JUNEAU, March l1.-Do the wo- men of Nome wish tho suffrage bill passed? Is an eight-hour day for open cut work acceptable to the miners and operators of Seward pen insula. Answer at earliest moment and give publicity
 The above is the dispatch received by the Nugget from Senator Eiwood Bruner. It came late last nigh and was not delivered until this morning so that action could not be taken
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
AMATEUR ASSOCIATION
 TO HOLD RACE MEET

The amateur dog racing associn- tion at it's meeting Last night decided to hold meeting of its own at some date to he decided upon later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

prlaharra has advised the British government that he will recognize the IIu"rta administration. This an n"unccmrut IS regarded as being of importanc" owing to the standing which prlaharra enjoys in political circles.
 The whole population of the capi- tai is as one man in aiding the dis patch of the troops to the rebellious state. Tn" news from other parts of the republic is, however. disquietinG.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
ADRIAN0PLE CITY HAS FALLEN
FL WOOD BRuNER WANTS THE
 OPINION OF NOME AT ONCE

are important and it Is up to Nome to instruct it's representatives.
 The three questions c. he answered are:
 DO Nom" women want votcs??
 Are miners and operators favorable to an .l@ht hour L,V for open cut work
 Is Nome ready to support the me morid '" remove taxes from rail- roads?
 $20O per month for the Nugg-f
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
Special Mug get Service.

LONDON. March l2.--Adrian"pla has fallen before the combined at tacks of the Bulgarian and Servian army, according to dispatches which arrived today from Soiin, and the triumphant besiegers rI how enter ing the city that made so heroic a de- tense under the most trying Circum- stances. The only doubt that this re- port is true comes from the fact that the dispatches were sent from Sofia
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

Positively the last appearance of Mir. Ralph Lomen in "Who Is Who" He will leave on the first boat to fill an engagement in New York with the Maxine Elliott Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
pLUMS ARE BEING
 HANDED AROUND
Special Nugget Serslos.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March h. The names of Robert Sutherland has been sent to the senate as register of lands at Great Falls. Mont, and the name of Thomas Corbally has been sent as receiver.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
SUFFRAGETTES JAILED. Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, March l2.--Thc sutra gettcs who were arrested for mob . bing the king and queen have been sentenced tn one month in jail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa' nous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys. Distilled spring 1sO4-1so6 bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 8. government, by the bottle CT gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

DOUGLAS, March l2.-Fedcral General Oieda has evacuated the post of Agua Pricta and the federal force in that quarter is now regarded to be in dire straits.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
HEROIC DEFENDERS GIVE
 UP ARMS TO BULGARIANS

gether unexpected. particularly so since the powers decided to bring about peace.
 The news arrived here todd thai the demobilization of the Austrian forces on the Turkish frontier has al- ready been begun and from this It is gathered that the Turks. no lOrEei hoping for intervention. gave lh tc the inevitable and surrendered
 S2.OO per month for the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

Billy Sunday left the diamond for the pulpit. Hugh o'NeilI left it for the stage. See him in "Who Is Who' at the Kermis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
A MILLION FOR
 SEATTLE COURTHOUSE
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, March II. The one struction of new courthouse here has been sold in the Eastern states. The bonds were taken up eagerly and without thr least delay. The proposed building will be most pre- tcntious and on the best plan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

One of the prominent features of the Kerms will be the presentation of comedy entitled "Who Is Who?" This alone is we'll worth the price of admi ssion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
AGAINST
 CAPITAL PUNlSHENT
Special Nugget Service.

OLYMPIA. March 12.-ThC bill to state has now passed both houses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
TELEGRAM FOR TAFT.

A telegram for Andrew c. Taft lies at the city telegraph office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

SaIted silver salmon, IS cents per pound. Thorulf lshmann. k.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
BARN PARTY, MARCH 2s.

By request; Parish hall, Woman's Aux; 75c. including refreshments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
1RAvELoG FRIDAY EVENING.

Kalrs Land; pictures of Sunny In dia. Congregational church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

Goldfish tongues and sounds are de- Iicious. We will sell them for 20 cents per pound during Lent. TheruIf lshmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

The Nugget gives all the news in 6 nutshell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich 6ros.' Apollo" Beer on drausht, also "selsct" by the bottIs or case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

GO TO THE NoRTH POLE Bakery for the pest bread and pastry. The only Coffee Houss in toswn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

Subscribe for Nome Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

A certain cure for the bIuSS-Mrs. Stott in "Who Is Who" at the kSrnriS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-12

Nome Nugget $2.OO per month.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
C9E|#E Hl.
 F02 EaaH.#

Fr"d t'rcyv". F. aas Jaaea lara #.Ha afternoon aH# out te.ag. CgUM5
 sil. 1o haiI Usa5 z- ao.las s.u5.
 For saue #faa- tI..s a,eif ae04ta- tigufar =hafiusHaaa- tsIa- taa can make certain m. serve as meal.lsat # agents When asr-1. =H. he had n4 ats .9z.#s- documents flo prove 5a H.a.# and ability
 When sesaeG41. at= aae al-2 four4 fo Bae saasf ot cuueoe5joH aH.l.. .a.....-a was carry.Hs for a.la..s there was sH.aii =sras which 0as explained being fhe aff 1zar supper and breakfast.
 fife datc for lis e>iaiHt .# not been set. bu sill #g3aa up some time rhe 5oMfr-
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
LAMONT WINS
 RUBY DERBY

RUBY. March 2 Fhe Ima. pafg# dog race vas pulled oa March fst with a very good crowd turu5rg aW but with very little HeFttHz CT e.F thusiasm because Of the ser. h,a.r
 rail and the poor conditions under which the race had To be run. First prize Was won bs Jack Lamont. fhe mail carrier eho made ftr dis tanec Of IS miles and return fa seventeen hours. twelve minutes and ten seconds I!e-Naa talloa ed close ly by George Cari of Ruby who came in but ei1htecH minutes later, talz, ing second money. while third place was captured by Minook. a native of Nuiato who pulled in gigHfaaa minutes after Carl.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
LARGE CROWD Of SKATERS
 ENJOY EXCELLENT iCE

Yesterday afternoon tiEa skating rink on the slough had H= Tar#esr crowd oi skaters that have turned ou. at any one time this winter. All th live ones in town were there. eitna on runners or on the bridge or shore Those turning out and paying their little two bits for the afternoon sport all got their moneys worth the weather, ice and crowd beiu ideal
 For every one there was on the ice there were two on shore with their little hammers out. the greater part of whom were showing profes sional jealousy by giving the artistic twirlers the merry Ha-Ha.. and offer ing unasked for advice.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03

g6eae is but ous a aar Ezai
 ad#ea=et ogr cities Nc find t.ar.z. I5 Eloras. Arburus a#lua. Butterfly Bat a-4 Hse. tae Ho5dbiuc teiaath o#Uz zroa Je fG Oaks. and in -arHe1 are two Tomatoes et s.raa4e eoas Hau, aa.= s..l B8#4aa Ilere are eea
 =s#1#.a# Hte children m..s The lawyer finds one a-e tHrue Baak1onos s4s4- sa5 account for our uatioH4 aHd sb1ee llaIos. For th. aa atE' gro tao Holsters Pillows
 a4ts aa bffds Ne fp4
 #aaz#z. f6zas AHteIaae s5a#. 4Hsa. t'84es. Crows. Raa t9. aaaaas IEtaers. Psato K -.aa
 f4.#ul# @itsfri,.s zAa," tafa= te gac.
 G1aanzas aaa Hae
 60 caHs and toai NE.E
 ma aai their noAa aes 4u' oua Bog fmr sf.Ht
 #af ats va have nine sWeet
 f eEtE aae laHe tiftsiae 9e lind among Hs. aad af 4ze tglm St- Asa.ha 10 Ss #tE
 AH# FA.a Hn Aa#e proceeded Inn s= a5 a# aayeirt from aG Al =is =9 G4Hlgas.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
MONk COMPELLED
 TO WEAR GOGGLES

Hraa He1 fHr ma~s aeFgaa g fAe -saaa- Ia .ns Cu#a Inn maHueera ha- a a,...t ot Gas .z#- aHt.a a4. n.e.--'a.s Es #.E. lg4la=54 aa# Hea aa a#a a gar as sr.aa -a=es-s. Fa.rsE ksaaa= n9lans heeHer. aoaH ta# a5. h. fha eoIor of h. al-zsas- aat h. + shy ahou haflHs any Inmate of fI. uaHe,s apase appear in @Hrea"
 EAe Heaass Hts ben r. euo ot sae aasE,sU rfs 1t Hy fa4~a .a5 mas se#z mi hos .aa Ha aata= He l. aalaz rsao0fea aa u-#, H- lssa eseaE aa-a tas -m#r.~ es- s-az has aasa #s#a.H#a Hg.a sar s.ar- a5aa m a-asaasa la,r. and aas .a.e SIS #..aa= o= .e.-r rHEa= unless he eaa s<aalae
 aa .asE H.s4 05s aass.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
TO RETURN ON OFFERING
 OF RIVER NAVIGATOR

Mrs. Guy 5. Erwin now yiaiaiz- e- the Outside, WiH ransH elau .Gra the opening of navigation. .ai##l= asish her Ar Er@tHs ma5 F eordins To iet5cfa rgesH.is is5= by Mr Erwin.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
M GALLEY PAYS
 FINE Il 2}355,5 2}355,5.

Pleading gully to ,be 5lH ot liquor. Norman, 1i.gau. Ruby, was fined $500 and aos#s Judge Fuller last Saturday @ara The complaint as filed bs Ass District Attorney Eo5sE that the defendant had been aeI 5a= liquor on Long creek. ta HHa district, without a license. Y. Haf tried before Commissioner Gafsa=s McCauley was found zuiaS and aH pea.ed his case Co the disEf=s eagrr
 Upon being called before Jae. saaa Saturday McCauleg pIeada was immediately fined by tha=e1ar= paid his fine and was dis ha-se@ from custody.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
SPEND HALF MILLION
 DOLLARS Al ,.TISING
 BEECHAn'S PINK PILLS

HeEpGN 5.eH Ee a=aoHf a. aters.sHa- ao#a #t larsa' He.5.a.# lfms Was seraia.E -aozu lee- $ H,# s.s Joseph tee-aa# ei aerfh 5 =ulata aaH. t4l.a justified he.ors in committee oH PafeHf medicines ot larliHuem. tIr said ihal lie sold million pills day tae aegrr @are se.-H ot which during tHo l.ar MS 5a tons. DurIu- year Ae ezpeHee Mora than $"9a.afa Ga adEerisi#e
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
I 'BRIEN ORDERED
 ID MOUNT TABOR

Examined hy a commissioners jare Us to his saHil>. Edward oBrieu eas found to he mentally uubala lced aaI ordered committed to the san. .urtm for Jbe insane al Mount Ia Tor. oregon.
 During the course of his examina tfon 0Bfien told pathetic story #ef hjz life, causing many Of the geraftofs. eyes 10 fill with tears. D. fald of his Ions and honorable snft ite ia Jhe United States army. having served Tor fifteen years. dur ms aHjrH time hr saw considerable au3l service in the wars with the reiaas el the west or his later ..ass and tEe happenings for the last 5p4 wears It. was more hay He toId Of many haliucinations that he has rad and witch he believed had happened. hut which in fact were b'u the workings of a diseased brain
 Among witnesses who testified aere I;ez C F. Bettieher, Ir, Dr !. \. Sutherland and P. A Peter so}. all of whom told of their obser ta.tons Of lhe patient for some time back.
 0Hrien is about 60 years of age fie will be sent to the Oregon in solution some time within the next month,
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
TURNED TRE JOK 2.

Fal Was on Tla3 road NorGtea With his coat eff There sero t2o ErslisamH IabortH- GU tte sam road. so ,Hes drgidcd to have q Ioae a.rh the lrishman Thes painted a doukess head on the back o5 Pats coat. m.d watched to see him put + on Pat. ot course. saw the donkey $ head on his coat ami turning ro the fEnglishmen said Which of yees wiped your face on my coal
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
COAST SNOWFALL
 BEET FUR MEX

VALDEZ. March tHa worst snowstorms ol fhe uHfeF as perienced the last week. comine down almost eeef& a4E # the last seven AlreaaE mag. .aa &b inches has fallen ahtad a1 "a a the fall for the r,st ef fha a makes total of oEcr @o feef.
 That this .year @I sarg4s Hfeyi0us wears IS e7,Hgsz5#z. #.=e= that from now on tHare k unusually warm sbsiH
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
MRS FAIRBURN GIVES DINNER

Ms. David ]. foirtura #a.e =.=.z5iz nor far'E saturday evening a H# hone oH seventh avenue #aa co workers iH t6o E4ir1aaa~ school
 The dinner guests @efe s#a aIar.ha Miller. NtH hIae str. a,= Loretta SaIlada& Ft5uHaa e Professors knoaEo#. HejaE am t5ss faier. tae 6arsea s.=.a .saa teacher
 After dinner .he 4Ias#e zseta #.Hf tertafned at cards hears .+# game induged in.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
KANSAS SOCIALIST UHSE4TED

OPERA, Kan, Teh =FrgI stan. ton, the only Socialist member oi 5fa lesisiature, has been aaseuei ba the state solons and his Ream5Ho@ rival during the election auefn his place It was shown th1t sa. iai-t- were imported from Missouri aH4 voted for stanton.
 TEN
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
5.EG PANT AIES
 IHENT THROUGH

AaHder fautages taa
 Hstet= e@3ersise Una
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 H.4 m 0asls,d d iaae
 .f.s4 his new Panta-y. A..r a#aat alfd aew hotef in jh4, sltg Mas nearing .omuIerion. Nh. i'at5avs #Hea h. would be back m Oakland shortly. so he casually r. marked W Ely, his local -aaHsaer- .4,ae- nal he would liN, =has reservation in the new o=e #as opening day.
 =at4nllg looked out for ll.ass. Yesterday he wired Nj, t..aaz#as
 a-.el sill open Christmas a hase arranged that your naml =9aii aa the drsg oa the =iste. Eae raa will he Slo5e per day per leesou.'
 ateau4hfle. because ot the auduous eeG- -aAa has been doing in con t5aa=a4si The M}stIe Rose pro. III ttoH aIa' Pantaaes decided tha, his wife had well earned vac;,- a4 ii California. He had there, Iorc Hsclle1. when he left here or Jaoa4aar 1a. 10 be accompanied by !rs Psa.oees. her mother the three li,dreu and their nurse or total If seven persons.
 | required but a few moments erdae fer Mr Pantaees to cal oulate that if Ely's statement of the new hotel rate is literally true, he will owe the hotel something ika $6E54 per dae. Since he intends to remain in Oakland a week, he will have to hand over $563.5o when h, sass good bye to the clerk As his is almost d full days income for Mr Pantages, he looked serious Ter moment and then decided to 70 through wifh it-Seattle Times.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
RICH LEAD FOUND o# SWEEPSTAKES
 dINE AT VALDEZ

.t|E March Working or -.. ah -tI.a.er was struck al II. .a#H." .as. arecl which promises f## #H aaa os tHe HesE in thts
 Already eNra men have ...a lnt 'e work and are lasl ac. aH9..a2 m ore heap which wilt
 tr1 iii taa e3H, spring.
 f.a mine. which is controlled by .ae .Hts aaiasrs of For, IJscum. III aea. s a.g inur-s,amp mm #a# .ae order for the same .a-.1-- alE.adz aaen placed
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
HAS ATTACK OF GRIPPE

Mrs Frank E. Hall aho has had quite a severe attaFk Of the grippe. has almost entirely recovered and is able to he up and around again.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
A SECRET.

Ella Bella told mo that sou taI her that secret tela gau#Hot 4a tsI her
 Stella Shes mean thine ltal her not to tell yoH | told Der
 Ella Well. told her Houl iue tell you she told ma so dor, teH hee dld
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03


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 E. saai say that DuNaurier E #r.o.aa when eight Trahys bee, . lis mem9rs 4reen2 Then, too eom. ,aa4nrc Caesar. Hruaus and Cato Who should ever be sad whar taere is Masla of the Harp or No #. Resources ale B1uHGful an, l f99, Prosperity and Tranquility fra a There is good Luck. and a! era Hap3s 1u Angels Camp &' may Gu5 He3ltseasa Jueer has Gao Romeos. but Adonis .fz al.are and alone. For h ra mons there is one pythias. and oa, Loan for nine Dar6ys. Little Alice aI Wonderland. trips lightly fhrouat 70 f.oeAiae-elasses #ta wicked may turn Crook. sl l .o Eoagoville ni.h a Pistol and shet Blood Then they may flee tC Robbcrsroost or to the Druhkard who has his Brandy and Whisky switch They might prove an Alihi The hermit is not forsotten. for a<ile. Lonely, Lonesome Lone Vii low. Lone Pine Lone Oak, Lone Star and Lone Mountain all beckor 10 him Thousands tread the road, to r. Damascuses. It is not stranes that so many a those who emierate to America re
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The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03

LCST.-Laree yellow Cat-Male Please return to Columbia barn and receive reward.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
Va-DEZ PJLIICS
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The Alaska citizen., 1913-03-03
RIFLE CLUB
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