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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CONGRESSMAN WEAVER WINS FAME BY
TELLING WHY HE ATTENDS CHURCH

preacher to whom God has given
genius and conservation and the power
OF illustration drawn from the old,
sacred, immortal book, and from the
miracles of nature, no less revealed in
the crimson-tipped flower turned up by
the plowshare OF Robert Burns upon
the soil of Ayr than in the long
reaches Of the star-girt skies.
~ go to church because the way Is
dark and am far from home and
because the church is the polar star to
light my pathway in the rayless night.
II go to church because the church
ministers not only to the spiritual but
also the material needs of life. and be-
cause it is there that the charities that
soothe and heal and bless are scat
tered at the feet Of man like flowers.
II go to church because in that at
mosphere vice and crime wither and
die. EEf
II go to church because l hear the
teachings of the philosophy of Jesus,
the incompatible man; and II you say
his teaching is philosophy and not
religion and that he was a man and
not god, then the philosophy of that
man has redeemed the world from
savagery, and blessed mankind with
Christian civilization, and, to my mind,
it is a thing worth while to hear.
II go to church because find there
consolation and hope; because l see
there the dawn and not the sunset;
and it is better for man, II the hope
Is baseless and the vision but an elus-
i've phantom, to cherish dream 80
glorious and beautiful than to be
weighted down and crushed with the
quarried mountains of a world without
homo and without God - -. +,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
BLOOM FIELD

Jacob Minks of Monterey is visiting
his daughter, Mrs Norman Newton,
this week.
J. A. Dav of Ott:lmwa and William
H. Kalsohie Of Toledo. o.. were all
night callers Tuesday nis lit.
Glenn Reggs went to Moline, ILL.,,
Wednesday for an indefinite stay.
B. F. Bolts of Drakesville was an
early caller Wednesday.
Mrs. e. r. Lockhart and children,
Harold and Phyllis, went to Moscow,
Iowa, Wednesday to visit her brother,
w. A. Taylor, for few days.
Paul Gableman Of st. Louis was a
caller Wednesday.
George Bryce Of Oklahoma, who
has been visiting here, went to Hast
ings, Neb., Wednesday to visit his
son, Guy, a few days before going
home.
r. S. Dunn of Buffalo, N. Y, was
in Bloomfield on business Wednes'
day.
Levy French of Stiles was bust.
ness caller Wednesday.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
PRESIDENT SLEEPS
WHILE STORM RACES

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 30 De-
laved two hours by the severe cleo
trical storm that swept the Atlantic
seaboard last night, the president and
Mrs Wilson passed through here
shortly after o'clock today en- route
to Cornish, N. H., for the week end.
The president slept soundly, not
withstanding the thunder and light
ming, while the train moved slowly
through steady downpour of rain.
The president missed connections at
New Haven and his car was attached
as far as Springfield to an excursion
special of German singing society.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
PRACTICAL PRANK
ENDS IN FATALITY

Youngstown, O., Aug. 3O.-San Stan
an employee Of the rod and wire de-
partment of the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co., was fatally injured when
he was run down by car on switch
at the Struthers plant on Friday.
According to reports Of company Of
ficials, Stan and other employees were
skylarking about the railroad yards
and his companions, supposedly in a
spirit Of fun, held him on the track in
the path Of the on-coming car. They
held him too long, it is declared and
when they finally released him it was
too late for him to avoid the car, which
knocked him down and passed over
both legs,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CHALLENGING BOATS
SENT TO ENGLAND

New York, Aug. 3o.-The Disturber
III. the hydroplane which won the free
Tor all championship and the Wrigley
cup at Chicago, was shipped by James
A.Pugh her owner to England today
10 compete in the forthcoming races for
The British international trophy for
motor boats Ankle Deep, owned by
Count Casimir Mankowski, the first
boat selected to represent America in
these races was shipped to England
last week. The races for the trophy
known as the Harmsworth cup will be
held Off the Isle of Wright.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CHARLTON

o.
Foster and Mrs. Ed Gurwell of this
city, Mrs. Omer Foley of Clinton, Mo:
Leo Foster of Hubbard, Iowa, Mrs. j.
B. Foster and daughter OF Kansas
City, went to Russell yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mckinley, 81
Hubbard, which was held at 10 o'clock
at the Sam Mckinley home. The little
one died on Sunday evening after a
brief illness with cholera infantum
The sorrowing parents will have the
sympathy of many friends in this
county, where they formerly resided,
+ Mrs. F. M. Alternately and daughter
Ida, went to ..Ottumwa yesterday.
( Miss Helen Jackson Of Elgin, ILL.,,
who had been visiting near Charlton
with her uncle, Rev. Jasper Weber
and wife, left yesterday for visit IN
Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E, Holden visited
friends in Lucas yesterday.
Mrs. C. J. Wright and two children.
of Warren township, went to Russell
yesterday to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. Mary A. Writ and daughter
Anna, and grandson, Robert Writ, o.
Benedict, Neb., who had been visiting
in Charlton with her sisters. Mes
danes Eph Badger and Kalista Mar
tin. and other relatives, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Robbins, who had
been making their home in Charlton
the past two years during the coli
struction of the new st. Paul and Kan
sas City Short Line, left !ueTtay
night for Middletown, o., where he
will be employed for time.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CHARLTON.

C. A. Lindahl and two children, Mil
dred and Lawrence Of Whitebreast
township, left yesterday for few
days visit with relatives in Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell and children,
of Abingdon, ILL.,, who have been visit
ing In Charlton with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Lambirth, returned home yes
terday. Mrs. Lambirth accompanied
them home for visit and will also
visit in Limba, Ia, with her brother
before returning home.
Mrs. John Dukes Of Cedar township,
returned home yesterday after a few
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
IOWA MILITIA GETS
GOVERNMENT MONEY

Washington, D. c., Aug. 30-An.
nouncement was made yesterday by
the war department of amounts allotted
to the various state militia organiza.
tons under two appropriations of ST..
100000 each. one for promotion Of rife
practice and arms, equipment and
camp purposes, the other for supplies
and ammunition. The money was ap.
portioned according to enlisted
strength, New York heading the list
with $4,000 men.
The allotments to some states fol.
low: Illinois, s181,000; Minnesota,
$4,000; Missouri, $4,000; Iowa, $685..
poo. .s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
STABBED FOR TRYING
TO WHIP DAUGHTER

Washington. D. c.. Aug. 30.-Wil-
liam T.. Altdorfer, a special writer and
author, was stabbed to death last
night in his home in Chevy Chase,
Md. suburb. William J. Fisher, con-
nected with the Isthmian canal COM
mission and for ten years boarder
In the Altdorfer home early today was
arrested and taken to the county jail
at Rockville. The tragedy, according
to the police. resulted from Fishers
interference when Altdorfer sought to
chastise his II year old adopted daugh-
ter. t
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02

Lucas, returned home yesterday after
a few days visit at, the home of her
brrother-in-law, o. j. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Shannon return.
cd Yesterday from a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Abba and Hlte'
man.
:. m and Mrs. F.. A. Saum and Miss
Lurene ,Poucher left last evening Tor
few days visit in Des Moines
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days visit with her danxdfeea 31AA
J. Campbell. =
I Mrs. q. A. Durham nd dsuehtel
Gladys and little son, Ut ahenandoSl3
formerly OF this city, arrived yestsrda1
for q visit with their. old friends hs1e
Mrs. e. w. Drake left yesterday fo
a visit in Lincoln, Nsb~ With, her sister
Prof. J. G, MoGlade returned Non
day night from New York City, W1,arl
he had been taking q post k1aduaIttll
course at Columbia university. an
with his wife and son Jim. departe,
yesterday for Red Oak, where he bal
accepted the superintendency OF eli
schools. CharitonianS greatly regre
the removal Of these good psop1s IRON
Charlton, but wish than SUCCESS Il
their new location and commend then
to, the people Of Red Oak who will nd
only ind him a hrSt class superintsnd
ent but will ind himself and wife .Eood
loyal citizens and church wofksrA (.
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this paper, and DO sure to .rSna3
your subscription before it expires. 4
DR.. ]. M. Philips, wife and ty5
daughters Of st. Louis. hare BEEN Sisl,
ing In Charlton this week with Id
sister. Mrs Dr.. T, A. Bown and famil
Mn. c. e. Tall Of OttumwA, arrive,
yesterday for VISIT In Warren towI|
ship with her parents, Nj. and Mr.
r. Hasselquist.
Mrs e. e. Bay and two daughtel
Floda and Laura Of Linevi1le, Mo-, IL
turned home yesterday after q vis1
at the home Of their son and brothe1
John Bay. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Darrah are en1o}
ing visit from his cousins, MI,
Minnie McKirgan Of Paw Paw, M, al
Miss Mabel Boyd, of Rutland. ILL.,, III
his niece, Miss Hanene Mitchell
Omaha.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CANTRIL.

Mrs. Geo. w. Jack is visiting Keo-
sauqua friends this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith have returned
from a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Kate Holder and niece Mar
guerite Hills are visiting in Keosauqua
at the home of Frank Roush.
Those attending the Bloomfield chau,
tauqua Sunday speak in high praise OF
the program and entertainment. The
guestS going on K. G. excursion were
met with autos and transported to the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
SCHEIWE PICTURE
TAKES FIRST PRIZE

Johannes Scheiwe of Ottumwa is
winner Of the first prize in oil paintings
at the state fair in Des Moines. me
Ottumwa artist exhibited picture Of
cupid, measuring 22x26 inches which
was one Of some $50 exhibits in the
various classes of art. ..
The Scheiwe picture was listed as
an ideal figure in oil by the judges of
the art show at the state fair This was
the first picture he has had on exhibit
ton at Des Moines for ten years past,
but expects to enter paintings there at
future fairs. .Hs~i g..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
BULGARS READY TO
TALK PEACE TERMS

Constantinople, Aug. 30-The Turk.
ish government was officially informed
today that Bulgaria was prepared to
send plenipotenitaries here to negoti-
ate a settlement of all questions in
dispute. ..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
HARRINGTON.

Miss Olga Mccormick has returned
from visit with relatives at Missouri
Valley and Red Oak.
Mrs. Myra Hassler and Miss. Marga-
ret Mulvihill left Monday for a visit
at Keokuk.
John Slice and wife, w. M. Mcintosh
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
DIES in cIsTERN.

Burlington, Aug. 30.-F. w. Huser, q
railroad baggageman, while exploring
an abandoned cistern in his yard to-
day was overcome by foul gases and
died before aid could reach him. He
leaves a widow.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
LETTER CARRIERS MEET.

San Francisco, Aug. 30. With
more than 1000 delegates and visitors
here for the meeting, the nineteenth
convention of the National Association
of Letter Carriers ives begun this
morning in the Native Sons hall
Oficers and many delegates OF the
women's auxiliary also are on hand
for their work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
CUSTOMS MEN ACCUSED.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 30.-One
customs inspector and ten customs
guards on duty along the waterfront
were dismissed from the government
service today and warrants for, nine OF
them were sworn out, charging con-
spiracy to smuggle opium. zensssl
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
Harmless Occupation.

What is the militant prisoner upl
now"
IT don't think she'll do any hard
said the warden of the Jail "She's q
ing to make suffragette bomb QUIT
face powder" IN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-02
Various. Tastes,

Various Tastes.
Some girls would like to have a v
To curb the wicked ''floater."
But other girls, as you will notA
Would rather have 4 voter.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04

The Let Election District IL bounce oy
aud within +. 46th St. 30 ave. II. 4%d 81
The "a Election District is bounded by
and within T. 45th ct, "a ave. TO r. 43a 81
diagonal line from the corner OF ~ 1od o. %
and "a ave. 20 the corner OF 90 ave- ana L.
t2d st., and 30 ave. ,sA ~,
The "a Election District is Dounds" a9dd
AID within T. I5th St, East RIVER; ;d,sxonsI a. nal
e., Prospect place, r. ga 81 s,d ~ 4Sd
81 10 the corner OF f. 4sd st. and "a ave.
ana I'd ave. . 4, ,o,,rasd nv
The 3th Election District Is pouhesfo ua,f =, 20
and within f. 4sth st.. LIST ave, - ,, sS' ,ro,,
East River. u 45th ST.. a diagonal line fromn n
tAe corner OF 1st ave. and y. 4o.h ." nd
the corner Of r. 18th 81. and "a ave- "''
- ave. a.a g.,
Tho sta Election District Is oounaeo nJ
ard within r 47th st., "a ave. a olss11 9a,h
3ss froIn The corner OF "a a,e md ist ave,
=. 10 .he corner Of y. 40th ~ anu
z. 45th st., and Sd ave. ..,rn.d nv
The Ga Election District ID oouho'" ~
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04


"a ,rtthin W. l03e St. West Emo ave. W
ii io2d St.. Broadway. w. lolst st. ana huo-
soH ~ hssi Si Election District is bounded by
"a within w, 1880 St. 70 Broadway, a =
dia ronai line from the corner OF W: lV2p 700
a., md broadway TO the corner OF w
1920 ST. and Amsterdam nausy ave W % iosd St.
ave w. 1Oist st.. bfo@a"A" W
a"T rbe IA Election District Is bounded o.; 9y
and within w. lO6th yn ST. 70 'y w, ic2d st..
dtayona line from the corner OF an.
uias 5as ave and w 1929 st. 10 the corner
~ broadway and W. 1880 st. w. Ao'u '''
ana s5hn hNa az Election District is bounded oy
ond yyitbIn w. 1O6th st. Amsterdam ave.
W lO4th ST. and Br2ssTs pIstr,ct is bounded by
ne ,,hin W i0Tth st., Columbus ave. W.
nns,b ST. and West End ave. ..o, ,v
The 8th Election District 10 pounuou ~ W
,,ybIn w. i0sth ST.. Amsterdam ave"
ana VII Wl a, west End ave. W. l0oth 81.
and Hudson River .,.. .. ,o,nded nv
and within W. losth s,.,Sam st., Gen'iSv ave '''
w; ~ stb Election District is bounded by
"a within w. 10th ST.. Central Park west
w. 1Osth st; and Coi9mpuIs nlstTIet is bounded by
ne "s,,btn w Tooth ST. Columbus ave. w.
snS,b a. and Amsterdam ave; s.. -,
The 10th Election pstrict cn,,puhns ~ ea ave ~
and within w. lioth 81. No'ui''ou' '''
yW ,ogth st. and Broadway. ,.As -,
WI The iith Election District Is bounded ti py
and within W. 1lOth ST. bI0Sa~ay' ns "a
sn1 sno.h ST Amsterdam ave-, w. 1Osth 81. and
The 18th Election District is oounneo Ig py
and within W. 18Th st.: BroSd"aS' W.
1ioth 81. and Hudson River. ,s.. -,
iiTIm The i3th Election District Is bounced Dy
and W within diagonal line from the ercer corner e,
Of broadway and il2th st. ave. .o Tn" Amsterdam % M
,,a III" w iioth 81. and Broadway.
The 4th Election District ~ sonhoea Srys Sy
and within W. i1Sth g.; Morninsdi orn = dingonsi
IT, rom corner Of 111th St ana AnsteI !,
nsm ave. 10 the corner of Broadway aho
18th ST. and Broadway .. ho,nded by
.nd within w. iI7th ST., across Morninssue .o
PARK, Morningside ave-. W. iloth ST. "'''"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
ALAskA TELEGRAPH toLLs,

The k%echIknn and %rAnRTl cRbies haTa been eut Uf ramHnsFl" for several weeks. The cnnsesfIu BuraH HiCfc K. CT hRs beep. ih the c -F'
 rInck at $eatIle undergoing rciE'srs Iicw much lhnssr the Burnside n"'y br delayed and Ihr cahlG be iL '' r,ndlllnu of lnnUeu1us dcsueth''' " Au ns,t knoT. tau thsre atc t:w things tcucnIr. lhe AIAASr cAhi' sbs. lem and the e: shIp 1hnt are :: i7T h of ui Alasklus The cuEe -Is l1e rn.ip r@nAnce of inc frrnxide tH uH- rlmlLy -hnrxxd IF to the AEAEA cabse uud telegraph itRes. This has beeH uycd na ur excusA ugalnst rsr rcdue-
 inn oF telegraph and cAhic lonn whenever such reduction hNS necn uEsri.
 When mnt enEagsd In the actual work pf repairing hr~ARa In the eahie .hu t..AhIcship is comfortably dpokea
 at SpStue, k a brAaJC Is reported. 1t takes hIotl a9N hb iCH uASS ~'s
 ship ln reach the place. All thIs nH' E,y Ia ,l matter of norch ire6Evenienca and frequently Ot loss 'V the people ot Alaska. l; the Burr Eife were Eepi wi,hln eusy striking dIatancs tnere would ue lRss ca.usA far cn1npluln1. F' why upt keep Her in lheee waters considerable part of t.e tImes
 Mn believe that the cable and t"as graphic rrILK tn AIaskH asr exceFsi"e a,.d thut thsy should bn rEdnc7d' The rcaxuu assigned bS lhe var d%PGrt- ment fnF 6pr1slHE any rsnuet'"n IS Lraa,Isa uT the cxPsuzc entHllod |" inc u5st of the u1n;ntsnEnrv of th@ ESs' fem md ths ynhieshir. Btu, us eth. nit that this is q charKe that AhnCld, n.h De nlncad ur-na thr ahodldATs '.lI Ihe Alaskan people. Ths esvst1stntntI mui,taIra. however. tnA1 lt IS rnt inI the husInugs for commercial reHS"ps' i,t shn4 thA cable and te1aEfaeh l;urs are auLGIy for EI4litnT BOFposes .. tlaim lhar scesns tU I1ck she elc- -,4nr of tustICc VT Nlmfty. The bur- ,94r sIGn,Id Dc frightened 10 q srb' stun,ial cxiert-Junrae Enpite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
NOME, ALA5kA. JAN, IS. 1913.
CZARtNA HAS ! CHILD

Tue rslf@tASh GErat.EGS tol9 u. yrstcr,hy that th'! aIcrk ~as .-''ouc l. risir IIIc tscTina u1 li:'ssiI ThG .:lur' iua tIj.nsE sn5 hrtE awaited Hitl the ,nGsI ,nprnunh initrrs. lIy AIaE. ls.tb.s. ToI s si1l.N shi Hrt'iTnrr dutius ur iIIa hLA ,GcH EIII-gFl nwlnS it Ihc mcnLul uisIF.irilSA caused hy lhr contemplation ur ,n a'<nt su mo- H4nIus. I'lIg republicans futEr'I the dPScHI nf thPiT LHriy an3 Tho dcTng- f,ars hpcImr .,rT?yl!riaHls cf 1hriT Tjsn to r'oWrr md lunp IHttra It"' pnII. po:itirH and thr ro.toITl.r I'e-'rtThe 4lnGstIrh. ThirA by IhriT raUIEl rnttrr irsziruiIR,tnce rroYtt IE.,I rre1IncFR n uII things la unIy IsIa1I1t. The lenEthc1IinE .lsts -eF1nrd tc :I~% etul lnnEcr. lh' HIH -'TCnIr:l ttI EainIi nure IIFiuh.Iy. IIr. .,,ns.n4 "t ,I.' fJr-:r l'hns looked ns,Irrt, Ihr 'ri,l,'s "f r4:tl r-rita looked like rising rnIl al lu' wi'rl1 wAs h:;, ,.pier f.r n nrwS ;IluI Il To! 'Il EII EAE Itbfb1L Ia Iilttr tS aTill'I' U ike ordinur, ksds ihtn ':P IItIIi"lIsi'd +rcrHa 3kF
 %ngL Il rtr 4hinE 1t HuIsL ho lo l.s royal whnt q t1Ir tIln+ il must l.r En In HIirTIaYudPtl 1T t." .-a'n"Ir th!It 1ralg%h :L El,rssnr. Ar.r, EF,i"'I rrc. in the aCr%icr nf mankind. ;'IIa uuxsrsH"h Hf ihts I!il.HiE Ihht arc sup pus.,d tu rGnEGitui.' real rrrrstur'fa Will raII 1t tfA, i.r1tsic. nt inIH rns"I ',nMnk If nrelI and beIr.. Their rIFinH rHn- not psIl"lnlc inc *!7InCnr :tHd sr+' l'N- sand the nninnlI7rc HlIict is l'r"HcsIl jusI .iR nInl'Fr ;I>s i is in Iu1 iHE<prirc uf ,L 'ttihihn$ kEV'p.
 Millions 'f rraslIrl' f:'rGnt iI'hlr hunger In 1ffur pTAiSr Unit their "e; te fathrr" hug IIct"nlc TSr' rh1her
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16

The granting of a patent ec rpa clmIuu Ln AlAaka is an eVsn1 oF en' very grentest lmpOztAnse e thd ter ritnry. It probably means hat H""' eraI othsr CIa!ms wiIt aIsd hA Adult' ted to pntsur and that the krSard VIII becpu,A the actual prOpsrtY of prIvAti people who may operate the coal dr' .oaitr themseivsA or dispose of then, ro others who wlll do sO-
 The roai in Alaska fs declared hy gxpertB to be as good as lhe "oa found Anywhsrs. IT fig said to bf ao Is certainly good enough toE uEe for ia certainly Euod AHeufsh for uRe fOE UJI purposes.
 The EovergrhenE has been receiVlns ! lnr uf bIautc nl recent YeA+s for Us cuneArvAtIcn of vhnt and other lands in AlAsna as w@ll As eisewhera. II tnrnrA down the efforts of thu fhn- nin.;sIamg and others to secure pnt' enrx and at one tIme tt looked hs though DO nnrsnt would ever hS granted.
 Fnr iheRe CtaBnNB Inc pnlehtlnE "' LI1c claim tuld of in yeAteroOy's A'a- natnnes Is an eyrha If rFI siEnii- g4,Hce,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
pAvNTs BAD BANK NOTES.

CHICAGO. - I.nuis 9agmhre. Vnc turned bia talent 0R an artist Into the ppimLnE nf ten dollar eOanteFfei' u,ycrnu1cnt notes. wos sentenced tu' ,1nv Io xervc ono year ih tho United Statcs prtxrn nt Fort 1eaTen"orEh Kanses, after he hxd admitted hIa ruill. He will stnrt for prison H' dnec.
 0nrmorr tL1 thc. court he 1Rd 1u,it,rc4f tIsr nnieR 8. that ha cnuId slInpoIt tIS %Ifc and child %nen ne fuund he could not aaii his plGturOA+
 The federoi authorities dsclArA' ths ,o,sH were not go wrlI executed tE1ai
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
LIKED A EuRHEcN CUT.

PHfLApEt,FTfIA.-WHsn Tnna4A' puUxharty fall down stairs at nl' hogns last piEflf hc Tlppel tTP- Is''"' of me ncalp frona hIa head. .-. Ms- .was rMshe] Co the una"efsa'S hoapltal ard. lighting hs p'ps+ hs eA' euolly and watched lhe surgeons cu' away the pralp lay it on H'ar9't aIab.' RhHEe uT all the halr. Then tn' surgeon iaId the scaip back on t"' head and Wewed it an. D0uEhsrsf hat his crAn1um brndoEOd up and tonA | car for honer
 lie 5uksd wIth the surssoIR All thu while and aald ths shave WAS tn' iateBt fad.
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PraysrR ore sald bY rricats. rlutscEaea a l,ud panprrH The parents receive the nbauuui1Is nirsrinK# %s things which I.re dur fruni InrsreGE:' Gsuns thtlH. der. s,.iLa& play regiments salute rlvngrcts oougrAtuiaIr And if 'the kid died nSe' nnnutus lattr tte world would Eo Un lUsr the ssne-luAt ss 1t goes an RvxrT dat in 4ndtA of: shs dcaths of hundreds of thcusauda, sEPh of whom might hnya bean innn4ttly more useful tp the ptoTId intG which they came pnnDliGch-
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FIRE ALARM Gi6AAL&

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EUme Weekly NuxErt, 1 month rpc Eohr WcA*ly NnEEAt, yssr s6.po
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6uHscnlPTIoN RATES.
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NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

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1t hsS bAsn difficult la dissoTsr ftr' source.
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@RNc YOUR LAuhpET To kna RscplS1 L.~pnd5Y whsru SD1 %isI rAesavA Ee7S work ExecEtAd hy none 'hut .whlta smpluySa, wne raCAfss tho araRhsFd wAE1a-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16

R.ates t'.r. 'lhvcrtiEirE Hpace In d " uf the nheVs publications will b" m117 kuuwn Hn .LPplit Hiinn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
NUGGET MINING AND pREpoING
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I3nterrd AR asEUnd -ulAs@ MAErAE. bhh .H IaI1, at h. P4'~loiica at Mona A.a=kn. under '.A Act Or C1nETEAn of Ma -,.h ! 1877
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-16
City Official Paper

Copy for -WshiA!' snSSTttw@ men e ~vsE be ir tr 10 o'clock pn kha day s- rubiisAsiSB