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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
AUTOMOBILE Driver
IS SENT TO ElM|RA
FOR KILLING CHILD
Courts Dispose of . Other
Persons Who Had Pleaded
Guilty or Been Convicted.

Twenty-four prisoners. convicted BY
trial or confession OF various crimes.
were arralgned yesterday In the
Supreme Court and General Sessions.
The disposition Of each case vas ~
follows:
~ JUSTICE sEAeURv.
Aioysius Bui9er. twenty years old. OF
No. Orc Daily avenue. tried and convicted
g. fnansiaughter; run over ana killed
child with automobile at Fifty-s6xth
street and Tenth avenue; hrst ofsnse:
Eimlra Reformatory.
. Joseph q. Horohoc. thirty-four years
old. OF No. 100 Hoyt street. Brooklyn.
pleaded guilty to forgery In tho third
degree. employed as assistant cashier
for brokerage firm At No. II Broadway;
committed forgery to conceal thefts:
sisters made restitution: sentence aus
pended.
~ JUDGE MUloUEeN.
Frank Denaro, twenty-six years old.
OF No. q Bronx street. White Plains.
pleaded guilty to abductinG woman: hrss
O1ense. State prison, two years 10 nine
years and six months.
Horatio Morris, forty-three years old,
of No. 1910 Simpson street, the Bronx,
pleaded guilty to receiving property
stolen from No. 9si Eighth avenue; nrs'
offense: sentence suspended.
James Hall. twenty-five years old. Of
westbury. l.. l.. indicted for robbery and
carrying a revolver: pleaded guilty Of
la ter ofYen -: Arst ofYenae. 4tate prison,
one year to elk years and six months.
~ JUDGE RosALskY.
Daniel Tosto. twenty-one years old
OF No. John street: tried and con
victcd OF stabbing Giuseppe Depase OF
No. Cornelia street: first offense
Penitentiary one year.
Edward Muller. twenty-one years old
Of No. 325 East Thirty.thlrd street
pleaded guilty attempting to forg,
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fgutter), Weerrettig, Rdaouts spaiiet~
dfn ndrlid fIein.

fgutter), Mesrrettig, Raaouts sgaiiet~
den, ndnrlih fIein.
s3fpeiter Sifh,
N5tlihhdbnen am @allerid1, 6das,
Gdpaunen, giiBlitraut, aabisinlat,
gttronenialat, Sltoen, oebadene Nilh.
lig. qebadene Qlepfel.
8ritter 5ift.
Bldtten NIT 3uder3eua unb Gspi.
fes, 8ateau be Wltlan, Solrtelettes
nit @onfiture, Elm Seller R6ftenneiB,
3rouhines. aaitanien, &Gs, sipet
Sdlaoieres nit fsriihten, stpei Slider
nit Gir'hpaiier, pftriihe uno Waut-
beeren.
Mir batten ben prbinGren Siih nit
4nitoos. aber Die gIattsn batten ftier
niht Nldb bdrquf."
Hah folhen opufenten 8eihrei6uH.
cen freut man fid beinobe, bub uuiere
3ett bisie Graef'e niht mebr erluu6t.
Dph tpare es ihdDe, ipenn bic Weni6-
belt aus lauter 8orIi6t unD 5idt ale
Treuoe an @ifen rerlieren purbe.
nSemperens 1T cine 5uqeno, aber Gps
petit 1T fein Cater" iaot Charles
9erdrD, Der golmarer NDDotat, Der
por fiinfaio oSabren uber ba8TeIbe Sbes
ma Elm bites guh qeihrieben bat.
2um S6lub m0hte ih aus bieiem
Nert Die GsI6idte Der 8GnieIeberpa.
itete sntleEnsu. sS't es bod unm6qlih,
bon Rp6fupft an iprehen, obns elmer
threr ihOniten Grfinbunqen 3u oeben-
fen.
sSnt Sabre 1852 mar Der Marfha'l
bon goutaoes .eomman0aut mill,
tcire" I'M glioR. Gr bate Ieineu Rod,
laitde6raft, einen depifen GIoie, Der
dus Der Iormanbie fannie unp Den
auf eines beroorrdqenb oefhifteH
Wleiiters in ieiuem Fahe errun9en
fdtte. 0ieier bate, aeraoe2u purG
cine SffenbarunQ oes 9enies, ezra,
then, rpas iih Durh funitbole gebunb,
| lung unter Nnpenounq Der tlaIiiIher
Gombinationen Der fran30iii6en Shu.
Ie aus Der 9dnIeleber MAIDEN lteh.
| Gr oab oer toniQlihen Geriht biz
| Torm elmer gaItete: in cine 7Sarce por
qebadtem aalbflsiidl aebuQt, nuroe
| cie @dnIe!e6er nit elmer eolDenen
aruite Don &uhenteiq umpdn3ert. Der
aOrpsr mar QeitafTen; es febIte mn
| nod bic Seele. gloie entbette iis in
bem arpmatti6en Quit Der SriiffsI :,
| 8ds Wert mar poIenbet. 2(ls Del
| MarIhaQ oas GliaB perlieB, blisf
| gloie in Strabburq 3urIt. or bsi.
rathete bic Witttpe zines &uhenbGde-s,
eroffnete fem 8eIhGft in Der WieIsns
| oaiTe unb fabriairte nun fiirs Yubli.
fun bic 9dIteten. bic bisher nur aui
benz sifh oes Wdrihals eriteinsr
ourften.
9on bieIem einfd6en 2aborato.
rum aus bat Die 8Gnieleberpaitete
ibrsn Sisassluuf Inn Die auuae Deli
augetreten.
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-S.75, auSesftlene BID ertra 15.S6--s.25,
Gerness n. .O0---l.9S, Sfo6erS nmb HesbeyS
S5.S0--715, Gts6soeiisrs s<.5o-6 6.76, Gztra
$500.
pie Dufubr mar niht grpb
unb Ste 9reiie ffetia.
D2oaere unb iei4te 94.s5--5.so, Bcloana
eS.6S-o-a6, grtrs ee.4o-s.5o, fette Hu1en
$6.35--S.6O.
RtlAfate- Jn Der perHoiienen @os
de mar Die NnMfrage cine sisn1lih arc6e
unb bic Breiie ftetig.
Ertra 986 00--00.O0, CUTE BIB auSeri eIene
360O0--s2.50, orbindre bis quite $500
$500.
aafber. Nute leidte Rdlber mar.n
in Radfrase nnb itetis, bic anberen aber
f6mof
9rtra brad,ten $3.50, fair bio cute lsidbte
e7.Oo--9.as. srbindre unS srcbe t4.oo-
800.
Q d5weine. - Ser Rarft mar beute
Ianglam, uno bie Yreiie felen nm 15e per
100 gfunb. 0esen SGluB wuroe Der Wartt
itsfig.
0sis bis auseYlelem. se-pa6unas. u. Etei.
f&erfcrten e7.70-7.75, oroinhre Biz auSer.
Isfens fdpere fette Sdue s5.s5-74O,
Gxtra $3.50. 6ta1D e4.00-6.90, leihte Der
fauttforten e7O0-7.50, 5ersd BON 110
8funh nnb usai9es 15.50--S7o.
8 date uHb Gdmmer. Ter Warft
mar beute rxbig. - Shafe bliebeH itetig,
Sdmmer eber heten nm i5--25e iiber ben
Breiien BON pori9er gsofs.
6Aafe. - Gyfra e4.25, CUTE Biz aus
erfeiene 13.75-@.15, crbtndre Biz spte o2.O0
$50, ,Sdhytiuae 4A16-5.26.
3xmmsr-0rtsa 47.25, cute BID aaSertes
fsne eo.75--7.15. srbiHare BIS quite $500
$50.
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Sas tlet Ite beutf4e
Dorf. Sc qtbt i'm 9eutihen Reihe,
sabIreihe tIeine unb tleinits Srt1bufs
ten, Die faum nod bic 8s5eihnune
ySrtihaft" perbisnpu. 9ds tleinits
beutIbe 0prf aber, oas tbatfG6li6 Elm,
beIonoere 9emeinoe fir Iid) biloet, be-
iteht boh I'M Sbenpalo, gang perftsdi
i'm 9ebirge. 0ieIes 0orf bat nur pier
ginipobner. gs betBt 9iirr=Glenbaf
unb, troBoem es on einem Souriitens
fpege bes Sbeupalbes ltegt, perSeidhz
nen es bic Reiiebiiher ooh niht, obs
po6I es, als tleinite Srtihaft Deutih
lonbs, eiqentlih einen Steru i'm 8ds
beder peroiente. 8iirrs sGQenhah tpirt
aber troB ieiHer gerineen 9rDbe bel ben
8oltsdbluneen niht per9eiieu. unb ir
fpeib man audi offisiel, mas sigsntlif
einer iolhen 9e'tGtieun9 nidt beoiirfte
tpie piele Seelen in 9iirre@ @llenbah les
Zen. Sbpobl oas 9prf eine Ielb1ts
IiGnbioe 9emstnoe BARTLETT, Feblt thm
ndtiirlih cine ielbTtTt6noige 8eripuIa
tung. Die 8efhdfte bes gursermsis
tiers psrIieht Der SrtspprItano bon
QIdbah, oas uneefdbr : Stunpe
pon Turrsguenbad entfernt lieet. Das
amtlihe Sberbaupt ober iii Der S0rs
fer, Der in 8urrz@lenbat ieinen
@pbnfib bat unb in isiner Giqenffdft
uls Srtsoepdltiaer ben 8prtbeil bat,
feline 3situnqen toitenlos gu erhalten.
Gr bat ndmlih 2lnIpru6 auf bic 3us
itelunq Der amtlihen publitdtionsora
1aus, Der r9arutftGotsr s3eitune" uno
pes .amtsbluttes Der Grsispsrnalr
tung". 3urrsglenboh bat eine iehr
intereHante, ettpas mslanholiite 9e@
fchohte. Der Srt mar 3tpar aud
friber nift ollsnpie[ gr6ber, aber er
sGbIte bod immerftn beeeuteno oiei
@innohner mebr, uno es CAB am Srt
iogar cine eissne Shule, Die BON 5sbr
Ginoern beIuft tpuroe. Der 9runt
fir Die @ertleinerlmq bes Srtes pal
eine @uspebnunQ Der Gor'ttultur burd
bic 9rafen ron @rbad. Die ben 9run0:
beiiBern ibr Gano autouften, nm es
fiji ibre Walofultur 3u pertpenoen
Die 2dnbpirtbe BON 9iirrs@Qenbdt
bsrlisben baraufbiu ibre 5eimdtb, Elm
Tbsil bon ihnen iiebelte Iih anoersnr
al. elm anberer gbeil bon ibnen tpana
oerte nah 4merita aus unb aslangt,
bort 3l bebeutenbem WobIitdno. Dir
SGuIer lpurben nisbereelegt, uno nur
oas 9aus bIieb iteben, oas beuts Die
fDrltsrfomiIie beipobnt Wan bat aIip
bier ben getpiB Ieltsnsn 9organq. AaB
Elm 3orf Der 4usbebnuna pss Baloes
peihen muBte, cine 2batiahe, bic
beiltSutaae, mo Dor Der Muspebnung
be- Stdote taum nod Elm nabe qelege
nsr Walo iiher lit, gang eigsntbunlIa
anmutbet.
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0etsen.-;ya ;yar DECEMBER 90 - s6Hc.
aM G4fut sS4e; far Mai 9o-90sss am
E6lu6 S0he.
0elfaforn - Sar December 7ols-
7OJ1e, am 6dlus 7osSe; fur Nni 7011..--
70kc, am Ed,laB 7o.tc.
Nsfer.-5ar 2e,ember 81 4-sSxe, an
G6fuS CSC: fur Ras AIN - 1e. am
SdInb 4iHe.
Mpaaem. SO. 3 GA
0srke. e.--52-s0e.
fimothrian anmeH. - t4.00--5.50.
Glseiaomen. eil00 - lAo0 per
gsntner.
0e6poff. - t2i.00 per OBJ. - Ilr
.1anusr s0s5-so TN, aMS S6ixS $50. II u
fur Raj 92057h - 500, am SmtuB
&C. 10.
eAmsfa. - s1oT5 Der 100 Diuue.-
Mar .Ssnnar r1l0.s2H-lo-S7h. am S4luS
ei0sT "; fAr Rai sli.o6-1i.le. sn.Sniab
tiII0.
Short Rippenfeiten. - ti0.7s-
II. rs Der 100 VfuHb.-Stg Janaar el0.S6-
1890. am GHlut sio00; FIR Rai eli.03 u
--4ll.lO, am S&Iab SLID.
Dutteg. - Nartt mar sncerdnoert. -
Greameries 3sK-s3c per Dfunb.
oteG Ter Narft mar beute unperan'
bert. - Crbiaarp arts Su--oes, iirAs a.
nc per 0ntenh.
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GineiHaatt. %. Rouembes 1918.
Die RaAfslssnbew Oaesirunsen bnistsa
ID INIT aaf QnsroS-f -fraNSastisas1- Del
ileiHsrsn Osi6kf tsn vsyess stusS tttsrs
Qssifs tess6Met.
1vsStfisnsM
Ter Narfs mar yslis. Dsssfs netis.
6&msIt pssaa etssn slo.S5 -
1886 f.sb.
Iro6snssfsIssnss 6IsifA. -
Ksrtt itetis. - eAsrt dear GssseR l3A-
l3Ks, fteEtNiypsnieitsH 11--l3ke. eytrs
fboTf dear Gsiten n - 13l<e. Gduitsrn
ll--f11e. 0eaiss is--1ske lois a1s
ke Hetr ssxys6t.
0atcn-Karft Aesie. - etsr. eIeas
6stten 1sA--1SKe, fus1sNiprsnieitsa 10 y
1876. eytrs hon dssr Seiien ieA-iske,
6@uttsTn 10 - l3At uno 0e0isS l<k-~
ll4e fofs uns ~ ysyvinnb setS reTSa6t.
Sugar CsrsdI IlEssf0. - Msrft IN hsfts
- 64infsn ie--lSXe. Utcnie 66xfterN
lsk - IL. Oreslfea 0aesn 10 - SOC
Gdultesn ieH--i4e, NsU pesf Gut 62nl.
sesn lsx-i4s, tssasns Uesise eAinisR eS4.0o
-16.0O.
eaSesss1sftb eIsiIA.-Ksrt,
hefis. 4Ainssm IAN - ise. Diexie e9nl.
ssrn 1ox--1O4c, Beuies iT--1THs, 34ul'
tern IL -i;KS Nsp psrs Gss Sdaissru
l1-11kE
Hrifaes 6feif0. - edinien is--
lske. D.mis Gduftern s--6ke, GAsi.
sern o--o,e, jlprf ktypeafettsn s4-1oke
itsyt dear Gsitea iO--lOKe, sytrs Fhor'
eeiten w = ioKs Osuiss l4--i6Ks PEI
Dfunb.
Wehf nnh 0etrsibs.
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ber AZ 4sKc, Car mad Erobe ipeiser 5u
40f, ! Gar bc. 10 39hc, / gnr bo. 80 8Se
ouf BEN Geleiie.
Jteeesm - Rnrft itetig.-- Rs. 3 62--
e4r, 10. 3 bo. a. - e3e, 80. 4 bo. 67--6Oc.
Oerite-So. q Winter 10--75c, Hn. 3
bc. BS-7Of 80. Sprins 57--88c, SO. 3
DO. 72--75f per Bu.
0erefeid Der Oftreike.Dre NIT benieni.
eeH IN oitiden Taoe bes porisen aaeres:
Nopember 20. 1918. Vopember 20. 1919.
0eiSen, No. rottsr Winter S7c 1866
UeffdfOrn, SO. 3 gemifAtes 7ec S1He
6ofsr, 70. 8 gemil6ter 49,. 43c 84c
&saaen, SO. 3 .... S4s CSC
ceu, No. 1imo.tp $3.50 ei625
HbiStu.
Der Narst spar hetie. Hsrtanft murben:
761 BbIs. TtifinerS Syinifbeb 0ocbs auf
Der OafS pom o1.8s per 0al1cne
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Elieaso, 21. Nousmbsr 1918.

GApeine. -eeid,s $3.50 - 7,SO, ae.
MifAte eT.40--7.95. lHme,e e7.8S-795.
rGute e7.85 - 7to, Sertel $500 - TOO.
aRdrft Hieeriger
Rinbpie6.--Oeepes Se.s5-0.e0, IeyaS
etisre 18.50--T.6x, psitlihe Stlere 44.80--
7.60, Sto6ers unA EesberS 4s0 ~ T.50.
4abe unb peifsrs eS25-s.20, Raiser $3.50
1000. Rarft kefia.
SAafeunb 2dmm.r. -S6afe: Gin.
teimiIde 9s.s0-5l00. 5ahritnse %. .15--o.85.
@eitlihe 34.25-5.25,
2dmrer: 9tntetmiias t5.S5-.750. @efts
lidle S615-7.76. Nartt itetig fur Saaie.
toher iiir gdmmer.
Sufutr. - S6neine 20. 600, HinbSiet
1 800, SAafe Mnh BANNER 1900
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Rer nnrf. 81. slppenrber.

Rev DorI ~. November.
&uSfer mar beute flaa.--Stanbarb gu
o14.25 - 14.75; 9leftrulptie ~ e1A87K
15.121z; Bate ~ $3.50; GaItinssu e14.e2H
|--14.70.
0inn III ftettg an t39 .S5--40.25.
6fei rubia NJ e4.26--4.35.
epefter 1T rubig ~ e5.20--5.90.
Gffen.-- Der Mdrtt III unperdnbert.--
No.1 Northern n9f6.6o-16.76, 80. > Rertberx
e15.35--16.5O, 10. Southern $14.76 -
1926, no. / 6Outhsrn loft t14.75-15.25.
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Auemdrtiae Wtdrtte.
4epgpr,. ~. Ropember.

XeD Bprt, ~. Rouember.
ReSt. - Der Rar,t uar heute ,uhia. -
Spring Batent t4.85-455. Rinier StraigttS
~ 10 A20, t1inter 8a,ensS a. 40-4.6O
Spring clears 14.00--4.2o, Grtra go. /
Einier e8.5o-3T5, Grtra Ro. 3ec. e8.8S-
$50 Ranias Strutstts t4.lo--4.20.
6esgeumetl nor itetis. - Jair biS
sxtes eS.55--S.70 &n'es bis faHep e3.7S-
$50.
Nsismetl mar itetis-Seines ueites
xns sslbts tl.5S-iSo. sro6es ti.bo-1.S5,
4ilnbrise $50.
Rsea.n If feit.--9O. . @eEsrn s7--77s
6. Ii. Rem psrf Gyport.
Ssrk iii tesis. - RsISerhs e7-s7s
{. |. !. Buffalo.
Heise1.-Ier Nar,t mar fen. No,
> rstter Sfheeif Stem yprf erport, bo.
eae I. o. b. f4fvimmeno; Hp. Rorttern
Euipth 98 Nc f.o.t. itptmmsnn.
2SelfAtern - Ter Warft mar Hau
Ro. gelbes aItsS 62l51e lm Glepatcr.
oafee. - Warft mar rubig.- Stsn>axl
Deiter 46 47e. gtn. Uei6er 45K-46e,
iancp abseianittener netter <7-<ee.
6su mar ieit.- STANDARD 109he, go.
l07 re. re. > o3 - 97He. 80. S0-s5e
Stanbarb 101K.
bssfsn in rubis.-6tats, crhinArer BIZ
1etee 1918. 49--45c; 1913, 20--2se; Yaeiks
Gsagt 1918, 35-s0r, 1919 2B--2Se.
paats Fnb Itstig. Central Wmeries
soc, 0saots 291-SoKc.
2eber in ielt. - Denied fsrhs $500,
iteenbs 4s-Ssc
esrf mar f.e.Ig.-Sysmilp t1<.50-37. 90
fAon cleGrs go. -72 .00. .Reb tSS-25- -2S. .75
Beet mar ruhs -EamiIs els.So-so-5o
NsS 116.Oo-Is.5o
Gut Meats naren HaR. - oepbIelt,
Bellies 10 Bis II gfane lSH - ise, DO
e6infen t8Ae.
eAMals witis. = mebfe 1th prime
5000 - II 90; Ee'hHirteS faum ftetig.-
Continent $ii.so, Q. T. ela.so, GonSoant
sH-sLe.
iais iaum itstis.-Srima Git, su ss.s
gsamtrs s-sAc. 5peeiai 7ke.
Daamnollf aa ne n.C sf mar itetis. -
4gima Scmuisr stlbeS 81 .05-7.l5-
Detrslsum II jtetis.--&afiiat,teS Rem
psri Duff ss.25; Barrels ss.75; Gales
8if.25.
Rolt' ~ -DsmeRie Sisses Csis
SSs.
osn mar rulis. - esrainsb. sspSAn.
IiAeS biS sxtes s4.l0
xsgSentin Ia 'eft ~ IIKe.
REFS III raiis. - gtnAeimtf4er S,S-ee
patna SA-5Ac
Rslsffes III iie.ig. - Rem CyIeani
CSen 4ettls. OUTER Bib Dolce, s5-sss
8u1es.-Roher IN ifctis. -Nuscassls 81
Ten, a17c, GsntrifHeal % Istt a.eTr
| DlsgsiFeS 1u6er 80 Ielt s.S9c. Rai
Enirtey ifetig. - Gut Goat S.g0e, Gruitel
$50, Nsulb - s.sSe. .Gubes4 .6Oe. 4ouberel
4.45e. oranuisisb &.35e. Eiamcnb ~ ABS
gsnfeeicnerB n" 423e, 30. 4.36e, 20.
AO6e, ~. . 4.oJe, s.s. I 2.05c. 70. s.90e
| 10. 8 AaSc, Rs. 7 s.sot. 70. 8 s.s6e, Ro.
S.-Oe, 10. 10 s.e5c. go. II 1-30e, 30. !.
KAr % II A5Oc Nn. o6Oe
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Sn Der seItrisen 6ensraloerIamms
lung Der hIeiisen 5lsiihsrinHuns ipars
be an pem beporitebenoen 8erbanostag
Gin 5s(DtuusiduB setpabls.
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Gin 10 d Il b.

Qebrer: .D.in Batter bat bod uidt
an bem AufiaB mitsetrbeitet?1
G0ileT: IS mo- - Der III bod
Rsntkr nRD arbsitst iiberlaaRt Ri4t!'
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Oie5 udrrte.

Gineinnati. 90. Wopen,ber fsia
Dulubr uno Yerfanet wdbrsnb Der per.
HoHeneR @ohe, uersIiden nit ben uorser'
afheneen . @p@en waren tuie fcigt:
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sfsssisG essis uwsaaa
Tse umlAte i'm hieIeen Glearineteufe
saiefeH nd teute auf e8So8y 500. 1ie Inn.
laye csr csrhoiienen RoHe belieien iidb asf
s2oA43,oO0. gegen e2622l. 100 in Der fpre;.
p0n0'rsnoen Wone bes porieen Sabres.
ssisfsssssaasss.
ger WdTff tn eofolieturitdtsn svar beute
rau nie ie uno es tpurbe nur / q. q. a
9. q 1r. 70. Aftte gu 65K perfnuft.
Ne1feeenos fabele psn IN hieEser
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
BRYAN DECLARES
 STANDPAT TISM DEAD

be entirely in sympathy with Presi- dent Wilson on the question of the Chinese loan. Evidently from his words he saw in the proposed com- bination by the powers to lend to China a deep laid scheme to establish sort of protectorate over the Orien- tai republic that would place that country in a semi dependent position.
 The speaker believed that the Uni- ted States by participating in the tangling alliance such as that which this country has always tried to avoid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
FORT DAVIS
 RACES DOCS
FIELD SPORTS CONDUCTED THIS
 MORNING WITH EcLAT.

Some fine events, including a dog race. were held this morning at Fort Davis as part of the field day pro- gram.
 The half mile ski race was won by irivate Jacrnert of Company F. Pri- Nate To ell of F Company was s.c- ond.
 C"rpctdi Harding of E Com. nv won the half mile snowshoe race and Private Taylor of Company F was second.
 The two mile squad ski race was won by Company F in IS minutes and 90 seconds.
 The dog race was run from the fort to the dairy and return and was won by Cook Lee Maddux of the hospital corps. His time was 26 minutes II seconds. Cook Luttgens. Company F, was second in 26 minutes 36 seconds
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 21,-- George Wilkins Guthrie of Pennsy.- vania has been selected as United States ambassador to Mexico in the place of Henry Lane Wilson whose resignation has been accepted.
 Guthrie was born at Pittsburg ol September 5, 1S4S, and Is a graduate of the Western university of Penn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21

found underneath. Fiery indication is that the ground will be found to have the center of inc beach which has already been picked up at both ends. Some people say the rock looks like slide but others think 1t is too solid for slide.
 A great deal ofinterest Is now be. ing manifested in the work and the result Is awaited eagerly by miners.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
GUTHRIE WILL BE
 MINISTER TO MEXICO
sylvania and a lawyer.

oJ v t1H1Itr eRIIH tt IeI " ) OKs
 He was nominated unanimously in 1902 by the democratic state conven- tion for candidate governor and was assistant secretary of the demo- cratic national convention at Chicago in 1884. He is vice president and trustee of the Dollars Savings bank and holds many other positions of trust in various public organizations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
WITNESSES ARRIVE.

Witnesses arrived today from St. Michael to attend the grand jury. They are probably to be witnesses in the case against the soldiers who are now awaiting trial on the charge of assaulting the native women over there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Special Nugget Service.

DIES MONIES, March 21.-At a banquet in his honor here last night William Jennings Bryan declared standpattism to be as dead as Julius Caesar. In future he said progress and nothing but progress would be tolerated and he called those present to be witnesses in the coming months if the democratic party did not intend to live up to its platform and counter act the effects of the last administra- tion.
 MT. Bryan also declared himself to
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Special Nugget Service.

L"NnuN. Marco el Th. action of Pr sidrn; Wu-rI ou lhr proposed rh,nesr loan .roh.llN means the dissolution of t''' a. up of bankers which had intend 'l to furni~l ,he money. At least i"'s k the belief in banking and government circles today.
 Without the support of America in putting strings on the Chinese gov ernment it is feared that the powers
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21

Norwegian sardinss in pure olive oil. The Winner brand in large tins at 3 cans for 50 cents. This kind have aIways sold for 25 eOnts per ean ThoruIf Lohmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
CHINA WAS SAVED
 BY PRESIDENT WILSON

could hope for no ultimate success in putting their schemes into effect
 The matter was brought up while thraugh him it had been hoped to secure the United States as party to the aerc"ment. It is now conceded here that President Wilson Is a 'horsv If different color"
 Rubber Stamps made at the Nurss; office
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
TWENTY KILLED IN
 MISSOURI TORNADO

houses that the wonder is not that so many were killed hut that the fla talities were SD few.
 In Missouri a whole family was buried in the ruins of their house in one case and the ruins later took fire, burning the bodies almost to cinderS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
MIDDLE WEST HAS
 DISASTROUS STORMS

So terrific was the blizzard in many localities that animals were killed in great numbers and in a few cases life Is reported lost.
 The snow covers the land in many places to a great depth and has com pletely destroyed all chances for crops during the present year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
ELIOT NOT BURKE
 FOR BRITISH EMBASSY

an assistant secretaryship, it is said, and everyone is believed to be satis- fled.
 Charles William Eliot was born at Boston, March 20. 1894. He is a member of the Legion of Honor of France and also a corresponding member of the Institute of France.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 21.- Former Governor Burke of North Da- kota will not be ambassador to Great Britain and President Wilson has de- cided upon giving the place to Eliot. president emeritus of Harvard Uni
 versity. Burke is slated instead for
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
CURRENCY REFORM FOR
 THE SPECIAL SESSION

The fact that the committee of in- quiry reported that a money trust really existed has intensified the de- sire to have the subject brought up and disposed of finally. The two questions are believed to be easily thc most important of all the matters relating to internal affairs.
 The Nugget gives all the news in a nutshell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Nugget special Service.

Nu09ot 5pOcIaI SeTVIeo.
 CHICAGO, March 21.-The Middle West has just been devastated by one of the worst blizzards of the win ter. Coming at this time it has ere ated the most frightful damage to crops and the loss will easily reach milliones.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-21
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 MEMPHIS, March 21.-Twenty- one people are dead, and two hundred are injured as the result of tornado which swept over Southern Missouri and Arkansas last night.
 The tornado was of extraordinary violence and destroyed so many