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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
sOcietY in the Mountains.

While many Albuquerque people
have been coming back from tho
mountain resorts during the past week
they are sin leaving occasionally and
with two more good vacatlonizing
months LETT the summer colonies In
the Jemeg aud pecos country and
elsewhere Ell be pretty numerous
for some weeks to come.
Mr. aud Mrs Berthold spllz. Mr.
and Mrs Ivan 0runsfeid. Miss Flor
oncc urunafcld and Miss Betty simms
returned yesterday from pleasant
though brief outing On the Pecos. Mrs.
j. r Mclaughlin and son. Jack, also
came back from the Pecos woods.
while among those leaving for tho
same sylvan retreat were City school
Superintendent John Milne aud Mrs.
Milne who left this morning Dr C.H.
Conner and his two brothers return
cd during the week from fishing
trip on the Pecos.
Among those coming IN Drowned
and healthy from the Jcmcz country
were Mr. and Mrs George r. Al
bright who had Jolly two months
~ Fcnton ranch on the Cehoila some
ninety miles from Albuquerque With
the Harry Lees 81 Santa re; Nr. and
Mrs y ~ Schwcntker ~ this city
and Mrs. u. A. Kistlcr and little
daughter. Elizabeth. the latter two
returning earlier IN TIE week They
All report splendid flshin8 and fine
cool weather during the heated term.
MIR and Mrs !. Y. IIalnes Of 7O2
North Third street have left for the
IN. al q
also MIR and Mrs. g. Farbrother ~
SOC south Walter street. and Mr.. J.
n McCollum and daughter. Miss
Laura McCollum, who VIII "sojourn"
~ the Springs.
Mr. aud Mrs Ed Hall are back az
ter spending two months in the same
mountains.
Mayor sellers und AIRS sellers
spent very pleasant three weeks
furthet fF8m rngme "a thn White
Mountains 81 Arizona whore the
colonel managed 10 forget everything
connected with street paving. licenses.
good roads aud state fairs and de-
voted himself entirely Ia communion
with nature Tho Sellers we're Ia q
merry party of some thirty five pon-
pic. an guests Ut the uustuve Bcckers
of Springofvilie.
White the colony ~ Camp whit
comb rs not so largr az Il was "A while
hack. there are still d number of
local people az tina, pretty resort.
while many sunday parties continue
to go out weekly to spend the day.
Mr. \. u. Campbell. floor manager
al Roscnwald Brothers store re-
turned Friday from tWo weeks
stay a. FayNooc Hot springs.
Mr. D. T. Gundnil president uf IA"
Albuquerque. business Cois"ge, has
gone To che rccos for a few days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Snyder. Doughty wedding

Mr Herman l., snyder Of Albu-
querque and Miss vivian n. Doughty
of Hollywood, Cal. were married
Thursday scvH!ng. July o.. az the
brides home IN Hollywood After a
brief honeymoon trip they will come
to Albuquerque to live.
Friends 90 the groom have had sas-
pisions 81 this wedding for some time
but were unable 20 find out the
brides name or the date of the we'd
ding. Mr.. Snyder Is well known. re
holds responsible position with the
First National bank of this city and
has host Of friends here who wish
min and his bride happiness and
nrnannrItN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

The casts have been chosen for
Goats and PctticoHts" aud 'TEc
Trial by Jury" which are to be gwen
August - at Colombo hall under the
auspices OF the RcctOr's Aid Of ST.
Johns Episcopal church.
Goats and Potlicoats" Is clever
comedy Ia one act. and Trial by
Jury is tuneful one-act opera. At
the close of these performances there
VIII be dance with music by the
Booster orchestra.
Mrs. h. l.. Bradford. whose excel
lent work tx well known. Is directing
aud has chosen the best people for
the parts. and Is sure To train them
10 do their best, so there IL NO doubt
but that the evenings entertainment
VIII he well worth attending.
The east FOR Goats and Petit
0cats.' comedy in one act. follows.
Lawrence Danbeigh ...........,.
...........,.. Desmond Farrell
Madgc. his wife Mrs = l.. Nann
Josephine. his sister Eunicc kahle
Miss Prudence Pringle CHS aunD
...... Mrs. John Strumquist
Miss Priscilla Prlngle CHS aunt.
..........,.,..M Mrs, +. X. Harden
Pauline Pambcrton. who has writ
ten play ,,.........r Pearl Cunaon
Rebecca Randolph. leader Of the
suffragettes ..,...., Laura Colgan
Nora ..........,.. Thelma Luudon
Choruses by old Maids and Toy SUI
fraRottes
The east for Trial by jury an
opera ln one act. follows.
The Judge ............M Mr. +. LOscy
Plaintiff ......,. HortcnHe SWitzor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Huber-Campbell.

Mr.. oscar Huber % the hmm Coal
company left Friday Afternoon for
Kansas city. Kan. whore he and Miss
Annie Campbell of that city viii be
married the evening 81 August ~
MIR. Huber has been Ia Aibuauer-
que about two years and has wide
circle Of friends who Will welcome
him and his bride upon their arrival
In this city.
Mr. ard Mrs. Huber Will he mt
home at 2sg North High street about
the first of September
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Cleghorn-Craig Wedding.

Tuesday evening. July 20. Miss May
craig, daughter Of Mr. and AIRS. Alec
Craig. 90 south Edith street. and Mr..
A. g. CleghOrn Of san Brrnnrtin0.
Cal. we're united IN marriage AZ the
home of the bride. Rev. r. Foreman
of the Congregational church per-
formed the ceremony following
which an elaborate supper WAS
served. The bride and groom left on
a late train FOR San BernardlnO.
whore they will make their home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Hutchinson.simpier.

There is great deal OF interest
in the wedding. which ocucrs this
evening az the home ~ the bride,
or SIR Russell n. Hutchinson. book
Keeper at the state National bank.
TO Miss Ruth simpler. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. simpler and "a wide-
~ known and popular young Albu-
gmerqne girl. They will leave for
West Virginia 90 spend their honey
moon AT Huntington. MIR. ilutchin-
sons old home, and elsewhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
FIorsnoe WeilIer Gives Party.

Florence WELLER was hostess 10
several OF her friends "Wednesday az
tcrnoon. Fancy work. games aud.
last but not least, delicious lunch
served az table decorated with
many-hued nnsturtiums. passed the
time deliEhtfully
The guests we're. Rcbccca HOrner.
Anita and Margaret Hubbell Rather
Inc McMillen, Grace Stortz, Pauline
Borradalle. Lillian Kempenich. Alice
Lewis. Irene Fee. Louise Trcffenbcrg
and Elizabeth ArnOt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Mrs. Sabine Entertains.

Tuesday evening Mrs Theodore +.
sabine 1875 East Central avenue. cn-
tertainod u few friends informally IN
honor - her mother Mrs. I. NJ
Darling ~ Ottawa, Kan. \ delicious
supper was served al the close of an
especially jolly ovonlng
Those present were Mrs l. NJ, BAR
ling. Prof. and Mrs John Clark,
Dean and Mrs. G. ~ Hodgin. Mr.,
and Mrs y. Hutchnson. Prof and
Mrs Mitchell. Mr.. Theodore sabine
ana Mr. Fred sabine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Cowpers Give Porch supper.

"Wednesday evening Mrs. Roy Cow
per gave delightful porch supper
Cut flowers decorated the table.
which was literally loaded with good
things u eat
Those who enjoyed the delicious
supper were. MIR. aud Mrs Fred
Shcllhart. Mr and Mrs I. H. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs W G. uamblcy. Mr..
and Mrs. L. }. Miller Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Curry. Miss Anna TreNier aud
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Cowper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

gentleman in club ~ Grand
Rapids. Mich. had formed the hope
less and harmful habit of taking too
much To Alphabetically speaking
before lac went home every evening.
How does he know what time 10
go home o. asked a stranger IN the
cluD one night.
IT'S this way, explained "a mem-
Der He goes 10 the head Of that
long night Of stairs lCadinR 10 the
street n he falls down them, he
knows its time To so home. The
Popular Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Casts Chosen for CleOer Comedy and One
Act Opera Under RectOrS Aid Auspices

Counsel for the Plaintiff Hugh Myer
Defendant .........W. W. Lindsay
Foreman of the Jury. ...........
............. Col J. G. Albright
Usher ................ David Il. Lane
Bridcsuaids; Eunice kahle, Lolita
Newhall Jennie watkins. Marcello
Risdon. Laura Colgan, Helen Wcddle,
Mrs y. n. Lane, Mrs. Charles W.
Potter.
Chorus OF Jurymen and Spectators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
By JEAN HUBBs

dcnce. corner of Central avenue and
Eleventh street. n proved 20 be- "A
most delightful and successful AFFAIR.
financially az well aa socially. There
WAS music by Mrs Herbert GALES,
Mr.. n. Gable and pianola. and
dancing continued until = late hour.
Zee cream cones were aold thrOughOut
the evening. A large crowd was
present and everyone enjoyed a Jolly
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Mrs. Hust Hostess.

Friday Mrs. II. l.. Hust gave a
dnintily appointed I o'clock luncheon
In honor OF the birthday OF her moth
cr. Mrs. j. c. Murphoy A profusion
of cut flowers. artistically arranged,
we're the only decorations
The guests were Mrs. J e. Muir
ply, Airs Frank Alderman. Mrs Ar
thur Keith. Mrs. Dan Phillips. Mrs
.. Orinner. Mrs. NJ. Cole, Mrs W. w.
Mcdonald Mrs l.. Rummell. Mrs.
y. Johnson. Mrs. Louis shoemaker
and Mrs J NJ Gooch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

IAcrybody's friend rr. Thomas
Eclectic OH the great household
remedy FOR toothache. earachc, sore
throat cuts, bruises. scnlds. Sold az
all drug stores. zoe ana soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Mrs. y. W. Tennett, clerk of the
board ~ education. will leave next
week for California, whore she will
spend month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Mrs. Ada Pierce Vim Scores Musical
Success IN Concert at Santa Fe

Mrs. Ada Pierce wlnu went 10
Santa Re week ago Thursday and
appeared there n concert with Miss
Gertrude Concannon Friday evening.
winning the same popularity with her
audience there az she dOcn here.
Mrs. Wlnn WAS the house guest Ut
Miss Flora W. Conrad and was the
guest Of honor saturday evening at
a beautiful placita party given BY
Miss Conrad sunday mornsnH she
sang IN the Episcopal church and was
entertained at She Governors man
sion Ia the afternoon Her entire
visit In Santa he was most enjoyable
and Mrs. Winn praises very highly
she delightful hospitality OF the resi-
dents ~ the Capitol city.
The following extract from the
Santa We New Mexican shows how
muoh the work o. the artists on the
program was appreciated;
The constantly increasing applause
given az the concert last evening as
evidence or the enjoyment feii BY the
audience IN the work or the two ar
lists who appeared under she aus
pices 81 the child's welfare depart
mcnt 81 the wOman's club Of Santa
be. The audience was both large
and apprecintlve.
Miss Gertrude Concannon. q gifted
pinniet. free from affectation or man
ncrisms gave d number % selections
varied In nature and serving 10 dis
play her musical ability IN contrast
ing expression. The Chopin noe
turne, Rnff's stirring march. and the
schumann group were particularly
pIeasing and were given a scholarly
Interpretation
Mrs. Ada picrce-Wlnn possesses q
soprano voice fall 81 power and rich
ness. and chose her numbers from a
group Of composers who never fail 20
charm chaminade's summer" 50
full 81 Joy. "My Heart az Thy Sweet
Voice" from salnt-Sacns Sampson
and Deiilah." an Ave Maria. and a
group OF four other songs including
Cadman's popular "F'r0m the Land %
the Sky Blue Waler.f were sung with
much beauty ~ tone and expression
and showed AIra. Winn a. her best.
she graciously responded 20 u loudly
demanded ENCORE.
Mr.. W. a. sargeht played her ac-
compartments with fine taste and
skill.
Program.
La Campanella ...... ....,.. AlH4i
Miss concannon.
LITE ............ Chanllnaae
Mime. Winn.
Des Attends .,...,....-.e
Aufschwung ........,.)
)schumann
l Warumf .+.+s..t.stes-
i Griilcn ......+...-.4 ..s.f
Miss concannon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Rector's Aid Dance.

The Hcctor's Aid of 81. Johns
Episcopal church gave dance Tues
day evening az the Sam Vann resi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Book ReOiews.
HOOKS no BE HAD AZ THE pun
Lie LIBRARY.
(.cJruc Helm,
George Holm.

Phillips. David Graham. The story
relates the career IN politics and lovo
of young lawyer who swaycd the
people and shook the money power
He was very poor. and he began his
career as AN unknown lawyer In "a
middle west town From me start he
fought against machine politics, and
though FOR while he ,was defeated, in
the end he triumphed gloriously and
became reform governor" aud
married the daughter OF the corpora
ton millionaire who WIS his enemy.
\ very fair sample of Mr. Phillips
work.
New Comedies.
urcgory. Isabella Augusta. Lady. The
one-act plays tnat make up the con-
tents of this volume are: "rhe Boyle
Man" The Full Moon. Goats,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Mr. J, T. Goodnii president uf the
Albuquerque business Coi'"ge. has
gone to che rocos for few DAYS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Mr. A. y. Campbell. floor manager
al Rosenwald Brothers store. re-
turned Friday from two weeks
stay NJ FayNooe Hot springs.
The evening world., 1913-06-10

| R b; TO WORK
/ At PATERSON
\ Owners Disappointed IN
- Number Who Return
I 10 Their Looms.

IAtsessu slk ufll Swnsrs WeAe he'd e.
~ shae . iasgS VsepsstIoa e ~
49, soseatavss whe have oesA 80
- ySbruary wouad return to work
~ were disappointed whsn only .
] werkees returned - tAsaf leoma
) aumbsr WAS very sAf Srsm sesusA
ls1isaes sny BREAKING W q ~
bme wssvsrs returned 70 The DEXTER
Lambert uiu. The strikers fixsd the
utSr ct sixty.nve. me mall folk saA1
mt twice a. many resumed work.
he 1lssc1l Mills in Tot0wn and South
The evening world., 1913-06-10

puauuoa - ~ Aanos GDussssa ssr
W1g4 0ouuA Sosesroav 4 hsA bssa
Deo0oooo 9ga1o01ly sAA4 hem q ~
00asnn1 ~ VssossU snlUesysa ~ the
0sU VUuoo - oosA - sAeif OeASso.
- 0solss ~ ~ tzOubas Win plotsts.
- d = os19oRsa Asw that Ne public
ooDoaO 6 n0uDtSial WesksrS Of the
V0sa1 1on1oU ~ meant - Asartsn the
Woahoa1ng 49, omonS ne sefiksra and
- - DoakeeD ass intsneieoAily con-
49, - $1,000 men 80 Ve00 who
hAoW hoW - eeeemplish tAsar Durpose
VoA0ue eool6Det Win the police.
The evening world., 1913-06-10
MilaneSe Silk Jersey
Top PetticOats, $3.75
very special for tomorrow

Two new models. made Of Manese silk Jersey. Of
heavy quality, such is very seldom found in petcoats
oss than five doa Both models finished with accordion
peated ounces and besides black and white the selection
embraces q full line Of modish shades Great value.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
A WONDERFUL GAME LAW.

The AIaaka same 1Rw Is fsarrS1iS and wonderfully mace. EE the Bsrdng sea eouutrS and n the Inter1or wild fowl can nst Es Killed v~til rAArsS every migrating btrd hes bAuussd it's winka and taken ItA AIEhl southwzfd
 By tho tims the birds rstHTR in thA su-ius the sAason tE closed. fn south- e-r Aia.kA the law reED-ds tkt bear. black or brown or grt1ziY. with . So- Hritudc that demands thkt lt HhAn Dc Slecu ruli and ampLs protection, whsa' as matter of fact the huntAr 1s sn more need Of prutsctIon rom one au~ries oS bear than Is the animal Ic.
 self. We opins that the Kodiak beat cnr inRtanoA, VAS included in Ehs Earis consetvatIoW policy because it is n royn1 animal and occasionally fIF- ntshpE fna hunting for rongttAAnfsn' iords, duteA 1nilicnaires and others of that uk. with 0 Cettnu+ ct Bun- bearers. bua.rte. Vai1tS and hei3ArA
 That rsnG.n prnvlslons pf such . rpme Iaw are violated nAAd not nH wondered Ar, Not ieR& AEo an ines- rtor nreacher. who 1< fond of huntLaE' went out after dEeka and Beeso dur. iux the rIoAed sssson, Tb% fcWl Wera there b, the tens ok thcusan6ss xHll- (lAdxed and milling around previous to mlerating AoGth, Ths aorHInl% Es' cured n good bag. and started on his return tc hM hqms. 4 fTtsndlY soul EaNn hin the !nforn1Atlon tAat hrAea of deruty rnarahAls and q 1ana war den ar two weE4 lYtlE in wait tor him on hGs way up the river. The minister transseTred bia fow1 to AA- other steamer. while hA himEsle stup- ned ofr at a rtvaE town rntil the Of- Aerrs 4lrs6 oe their watch. Ha waa not appr ehsnded But hs cST4SlA4asa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
THE tA8k 0F ApA@9.

Th4rs eestsInlt mu.t be "u~tAA- . th,uE wronE- with q mHR unt 0soeEs t. Adams, As hA sAyR theTs h. M|nF servJnE | .sntsuoA In Drlso-'. which should haya huincRz1 tO GoaIv1Hct him of inc folly of crime. hs secured %n- n,uxnent at ttE0 q msEtA. but yields 10 the pstAuaalpn of tha nrht hardened criminal hs meets to c7aI+aiI new rrl-nsa. WhAn caught he u1Akes fhe sxouHs that he -sq0x ths nhAnes- for the Azks of hiA bo1.
 Was ha not parnin8 enough money hbnestiY To proTlda for b3rr ntniseIt anS r.Is boy that hc shou .i take The chance of returning to prison and leaving hIs boy wIrh0nE cAru and with B nrw stain added to hlA DArreT The e1cuae only aExrAYaIe1 thr criE11o Adavas has shown hiEaselt dGvoid of knowledge 0r The dLgfIncl4un bet ~oen right and WTonE. Rnd. when hsiscted faIln back on the crirninal's appeal ic tnaIidliu sentiment. HIn oaas llius- trHieS hew vurh sentiment has r4nsfr1 tho parole Eystsm and theA pavd"nIAg power to be rninnpplIsa.
 Adams is R criminal of the 'YI'< which iS nnt sats 10 he Ht ra+1E'. He ts devoid of moral ReHHo AnI wuSc temptation comes tn hie IAy h's cu- p;dity invariably s+ercomAs. hs !~AT of ran;znment' *lUch cT'n'taG should not be paroied Tha r'H1t" Is tu. .endeG tor those who cG7 dlS' t'ryufsh hatveer right and wF"nE br. nIo nave t@napOrariIy wAAoSec1 lrvu: the path of seectnne:; m1l' 1a -nse moral power has been Ttetoesd by exreriennAha tho contemplation o1 the reprobAtLon In winch they a+e hait.
 Thcrs Is hope thar this tyPs or man may aEah become s pssfil eIu zen, but the oRiy possibility oc pTr venting such a man as A6anR fr1fn relspsirE into erImA is to keep nin' under constant restraint CT unteT such Glnss watch 1hRt he can hs checked upon show1nE the n+rt siEi' Of evil doGng-EE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

Just think ot the oohfpUnsqsd hsrvs of two UT three individuals wto would attempt to nuIlify the dRsirS of A wllols CuitiihI Ihity gf PDlerH Il wplud b4 nnrh lsss hArTnfG tn HAva the cpThmuhIty raurely diefsahchIsed than to hare 1ts vote turned inlo m zeti S2 weapon. rerhRpH. AgLnst lMsiE
 Nu cara h top great to pr0leqt utA psenls from such denRew as thet t+<4+ ing from the 9electlon of AtAclioa tndxen in Alasl1a+ tn Dut nt tbs ~A1 places icp tnnhy utpSrtuSlrlAa are hsS- MRted for -monks5Lng" w1th rls1uon resultn npt tp warrant eaFet&' w3hts'i1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
NOME, ALASKA, JAN. {. 1913.

Tf a mun wASlIs tN get a rnPutat.cn for posshsALltg grA2r talents all he boa ro do iL to Ess drunk regularly Whenever a man zppears regularly tr public with 6 Jag cH penpis bUE1n |" tall what a pity it Ia that such a bright individual should ruin hiuIselT and hts prospects in suCh R manner. Aftor a time poopie t~giR to think his mem al capacity is really brilliant 20 otieu ia IE%y hear If mentioned and the result Is thai ths murc IE drinks the more elevated does h@ Escoms in bu1'tE opinion.
 Ankr youths hArA m ambition to shine aa reguIar deVtIa BeinE drunk and dIscrderiT and up IEts appears n them t" be the Sers essance of high life. They are on a par with the EtaAE who tries tn reach fame by cAnsum- ing strong liaridsr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

Some p.0IIR pecIIle of Il religious faItha seem tu thlnk ihAt only uIc members of shcit pwn church can 20 fn hsavgn If thai ia plOty then char tty and pIety Beem tn bo TWO different thlnsA
 let Us suppoze tor nnomsnt that such w'gre the case and let uS pick 1uf pny church in the world and we shall find that it hearcn has nuyihlnK like tho tllmenaionH we suppose It has h will be sn a~funY d,facult Pltsse tn which to meet frlend. The other pIacu wiil bc 9 cnnflunnue moss TnRft- Erk or n,tizens.
 There is no disr!srect in lhlnkIng .lhd speaking of sac', things for our sEly4R unless we wilfully daHlrs to Dc disrespectfuI. Religion and churches have saved us from savaEcry AiId whether we Ars religious or not their existence will always exert rr5ning inSuCnce on us-
 lint th0Et A nothing rofnnG. or ptnus UT ereN pleasant in believing that so>r,e nf uur hRst frlends win bs tuasted eIernany while WI nnP afonne' 1n wings tn the nLusl@ If SerRrh1c rhoIra. Al religions mean well but inc best religion of all Is Inn reliEtnuE ho lief that the ether fellow has aH much right h hIs opinion aR you hAvs 70 yours. To believe nhything rFse lH 10 h@ m idiot nnd a htKdi.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
0lty Official Paper
PHONH: MAIN NQ 4A

Copy fer F4pulRr AAvsttiss AasHfa puat ba in h1 10 s6IuOk 6R tAS day Gf pubIissti0tL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

't6k& Eis Eams Faa snt!p1 Tor kss palate. by the reacaBd the cock.
 Tha game of Alaalsa sH fully protected. but the futded should bs rsaann fooiIsh.-.AIRska Daily E
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
FIRE ALARM &InhALA

ta. HtsaAAEd Qh G. +a- cAfAtAnD Geld afo<an& 4%. JAkA ! 1AAHSA Co gAsaa- ia. AAAdgNArkArA &Aba4M 31. Hsaark4u' oASes. 2A LAwEAN0a sse4sA zA FIrn nSpArAs~SHA 3I, Eiso%vNry eA4ssM a. TUsssAFA claAr stsrA %i. PAsIEA CslS eSoPaHN Co. aANdHpis 42 ThlnI Ava and LANA'A WAp.
 EAeEns HSuss Fsrsns ksln o. SsHsN Whistles, GaRsr ThFSa Flr0 su
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

1T shE report from AfoKnt'k is true that judges ol election conducted 1ht delegate election there lllcEnlIy nDfh : inE that c6uId be said about thfth would he too strong.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

Fresh 0AhhAas iS pounds. lar At Lsh4rmpn'a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
snKn YuuR LA4

To tAs Fok1p'sT Laundry [ wtll t%aAlT~ Eudd %ptk 8 Nswa hzt -w1ils szHplRt~% a ths stAnAArd HsEeM 2
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-10-31
JEWS PROTEST INJUSTICE.

Hold indignation. Meeting In Washing.
ton; Dr., A. J. Carey Approves Action.
A great mass meeting was held in
Washington recently to. protest against
the action Of the Russian government
In prosecuting Meudel Bells. a Jew Of
Kiev, charged with ritual murder"
Although 1t has many times been prov
ed false, this ritual murder lie has per-
sisted against the Jews for hundreds
Of years. ''
Rev. A. J. Carey. D. D.. pastor Of
the Institutional A. NJ. e. church. Chi
cago, sent the following telegram to
the Washington mass meeting approx.
ing the protest and calling attention
to the similarity Of the treatment Of
the Jews In Russia and the colored
Christians in the United States:
Greeting. May your protest prove effec-
tive. May God aid you In disproying for
all time the Infamous ritual murder lie.
Caucasian Christians in this country
have treated colored Christ ans In about
the same manner as Russian Christians
have treated the Jews. Just now efforts
are being made In some parts Of the coun.
try to revive a form Of the medieval
ghetto, from which your race has Just
emerged. and compel colored Americans
to reside therein. Ghettos are also In ao-
tive operation in some Of the government
departments in Washington.
While you are protesting against the
wrongs of your race In Europe kindly say
Q word against the oppression. persecu-
ton. denial Of civil rights. segregation.
Acknowledgement and mob murders Of COL.
ored Christians by Caucasian Christians
In the United States