davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
CAPTURE
A BURGLAR

Van Vert o.. Feb. 20.--Arthur
Clark. 25. claiming Buffalo ~ his
home. was caught by a farmer and
his two sons while he was In the act
Of burslarizing tire farmhouse OF
Charles II, Counheinr. two miles
aortheast Of this city. Clark had sew.
sral purses, gold watches and other
iewelry In his possession.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
TRIED RECIPES
Reumanlan esss

. H.
Cook one pound OF beers hver and
when cold chop very fne. Then add
enough melted butter to. moistep.
minced parsley, salt and pepper 70
suit, and press through . sieve. Place
on . hot dish and set where II will
keep hot until the eggs are poGched.
Arrange the cooked eggs on the ilySsqF
bed and pour over them sauce made
Of soup stock thickened to the con-
sistency Of cream with thin flour
paste and seasoned with a tablespoon.
full Of capers. W. '@'h }Nts
Peasant Hash
Chop the remnants of any cold cook.
ed meat rather coarsely and add one
half the amount Of cooked bacon and
minced onions. Take one half the
amount Of all this of cooked lima or
white beans pressed through a sieve
and mix with the meat and onions.
Season the mixture with salt and pep.
per- one quarter teaspoonful of sum-
mer savory or sweet marjoram and a
grating Of nutmeg; then moisten with
some leftover gravy or soup stock, fill
buttered dish, spread fine bread.
crumbs over the top, dot with butter
and bake one half an hour in moder.
ate oven.
kabobbed Mutton
Bone shoulder of mutton, then fill
this cavity with stuffing made of
breadcrumbs, minced onion, minced
parsley, summer savory. a grating Of
lemon peel, one egg beaten well, salt
and pepper, and butter the size of an
egg. Sew up the ends and place in q
roasting pan. Dust the top with flour.
pepper and salt. Slash the fat and
bake In q quick oven for one half An
hour, basting with the fat; then re-
duce the heat and continue baking un.
til cooked to suit. A seven-pound
roast will take one and one half hour
to cook. II the meat is liked pinkish
instead of well-done.
3 v4ss torcemeat Balls yif
Mince one fourth of pound of raw
veal, add two tablespoonfuls of sau.
sage meat. two tablesponfuls Of butter.
one teaspoonful of mixed herbs, one
cupful Of cooked spinach. chopped fine,
and salt and pepper to suit. Form level
tablespoonfuls Of the mixture into
balls, lay on q dish. dust thickly with
grated cheese and bake until brown.
N Baked Shoulder Of Veal
Bone the meat and MI the cavity
with boiled rice. seasoned with butter.
pepper, salt. minced celery and onion.
Sew up the opening. Rub the meat
with melted butter, dredge with -four
and slash the skin several times; then
bake In hot oven until brown, reduc.
Ing the heat to cook the meat until
we'll cooked. Veal must be well cooked
and never served rare. The drippings
are used for basting every 10 minutes.
II there Is lack Of fat, place few slic.
es OF salt park ON top. Do not add wa
ter. II possible, to keep 1t from scorch-
ing.-Ladies World.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21

Of MURDER

Marion, o.. Feb. 20. = Viteo Dene.
ditto. IA, who confessed killing An.
tonic Stefano. and who was tried Tor
first degree murder, was acquitted.
He tainted as the Jurors reported.
The boy was tried for the murder Of
bis mothers paramour. t.fi.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
paohjru o,ass.

Pack glaas Or china II to travel Ear In
stFsw or hay n'ads slightly damp. This
VIII prevent the article FROM slipping
about Allow the largest and hea West
to be placed at the bottom Ut the box
or hamper Let there be plenty of
straw aud wrap eMch article separately.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
UNLUCkY day
FOR BURNES

Steubenville. o.. Feb. 2O.-- Charles
Burnes. 30. a brakeman on an engine
1t q steel plant. fell under the engine
whilo attempting to board II and was
killed. His uncle was killed at the
plant three hours before. and the dead
man had just remarked. IT was An
unlucky day for the Burnes."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21

.. Within few days statements Of account will
be mailed 70 subscribers Of The Banner, in keep
ing with the announced plan Of adopting the cash
in-advancs system on April 1st. The plan involves
considerable labor and care to avoid errors and get
it going in the right way.
Subscribers can very materially assist the
business department of The Banner by making
prompt remittance instead of delaying it and
causing the work to pile up and create confusion
during the last few days of March
Instead of waiting to call at The Banner Of
flee, remittance can be made by mail and receipt
will be sent for the amount of the remittance in
each case.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
FRiEoMANN AGAIN TALKS
or hle DISCOVERY,

Southampton. Feb. 20.--Refore
sailing for the United States. DR..
Friedman, the discoverer Of the
tuberculosis serum. told the re-
porters that he was going to
America In order to make his
cure more widely known. He
was confident. he said, that he
would receive fair play from the
American people. on bis arrival
In New York he proposed to give
demonstrations Of his treatment
to which he would invite physi-
clans. The doctor said he hoped
to bs able to bring his discovery
within the reach Of every SUI.
ferer. He had treated scores Of
German cases with Astounding
SUCCESS, particularly tuberculosis
Of the b0nes. lfF fiis's s5
= =
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersigned have been appointed and
qualified administrators Of the estate
OF ea -
JOHN TAYLOR
late OF Knox county. Ohio, deceased.
by the Probate Court Of said county
February II. 1918.
A. L. TAYLOR, Bladensburg. Ohio.
u. +, TAYLOR. Utica. Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21

/ 4 piece Of mince pie h equal In food
value to 4 slice Of roast besf. potato
and piece Of bread and butter. n
such' . dessert follows an ordinary
meal indigestion IL the consequence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21

Kinetic energy IL the ability to d.
work. due t0 the motion Of the body
Potential energy IL the ability Ia d.
work. due to the position OF the body
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
aaerad cracadilaa,

The sacred crucodlles Vt Egypt ware
buried with TIER proudest kings.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
Marrow strssts.

Chinese streets are often not more
than eight feet wide,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
+ + + + + I. + + + + I. I. +
+ BIRTHS I.

+ + + + + + I. I. + + + + r
A son was born Wednesday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Welker Of
Gambler. 'Al y.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-21
JOHN TAYLOR
Wanted, For Sale, &c

WANTED-To rent farm on thirds.
Address "E" care OF Hammer. "a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

Ladies Oxfords, Black and Tan q Ak
Values to $3.50; Special. ..@Is4J
Ladies White Shoes and Oxfords O. *
Values to $500; Special. .@Z,IJ
Ladies White Nubuck Shoes & OK O. *
fords-Values to $3.50; Special. .@ZaIJ
Ladies' Shoes, Odds and Ends, @1 *
Values to $500; Special. ... .@IsIJ
Ladies Shoes, Black Lace 81 90 |
Values to 1925; Special. .4lsJU /
Boys Mule Skin Shoes q cE
Sizes 21a to 51a; Special. @I,OJ
Boys Black Oxfords- 2h to 51a Ct OK !
Values to $285; Special. luz |
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

Ladies' Gowns-High or low neck AZ.
long or short sleeves %C
Gowns and Shrts-Ass't Styles Or
Values to $1.OO; Special. GU
Combiation Suits IN.
Extraordinary 500 value; Special. .4JC
Combination Suits & Princess Slips a. m
.25 value; Special. .......... luz
Values to $500; Special. 4I.0J
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18
Cleaning Up The Ready To- Wear Department.

Ladies' and Misses Goats na" 0c *
Values to $500; Special @UsI j
Leadies' Suits 3i0 Ak
Values to $2500; Special. y IZ,1j
Dress Skirts "a 9E
One special lot; values to 500. @h0J
Dress Skirts-Another lot; values &c 0E
to 5000; Special .vUsZJ
One Piece Wooden Dresses e. *
Values to $1,000; Special go. .@UsZJ
Summer Dresses One Lot "a Ok 4 OK
were Sc to 81; Special. .44sZJ to 4sJJ
Summer Dresses CITE
Values to $3.50; Special. .@IsIJ
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

Corset Covers, Asst styles and sizes ~.
!. Csc values; Special. .......... ZfC
Corset Covers-Lace trimmed A0o
Our Soc value; Special .AC
Muslin Drawers Quality 00o
Plainly made; Special. ..... .ZZC
Ladies Drawers Nainsook 90.
Embroidery trimmed; Special. .00C
Exceptional IS cvalue; Special :. .JJC
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

Long Kimonas-Ass ted Patterns e. az
Values to $1.75; Special. y liz
Silk Petticoats- 60 ck
Values to $3.50; Special ....... .@J'OJ
House Dresses-Large Assortment &1 no
Values to $1.35; Special. y IsUJ
Wash Slkirts-All in one lot e. 10
Values to 1925. .YIIIJ
Ladies' Waists-In one lot OF.
Values to $1.75; Special .UJC
Ladies' Waists N1AE
Values to $3.50; Special. y Is4J
Ladies WAISTS a. OK
Values to 1915; Special 4IsJJ
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18
Cleaning Up The Underwear Department

Ladies' Summer Vests o.
Regular 1910 value; Special JC
Ladies' Summer Vests 10
Ass ted styles, 15c value. .. IZC
Ladies' Summer Vests 0Qo
All IS and 45c values; Special .ZOC
Ladies' Union Suits 90
Umbrella knee, Soc value. ... .0OC
Ladies' Union Suits en-
Tight or loose knee; 9Oc value. UUC
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

CLEANING UP DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Wooden Dress 0oods-Late Patterns e. 0E
Values to $215; Special Clean Up. 4lsZJ
Wooden Dress Goods-36 inches wide AZ.
All of our 75c values; Special Clean Up. .. 4JC
Slks-Odds and Ends Of Messalines Taffetas eta Tx
Values to $125; Special Clean Up. IJC
White Serges-Plain, striped and Fancy Special to
clean them up LESS 26 PER CENT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18
Cleaning Up The Shoe Section

Children's White Shoes and Pumps Or
812 to II; values to $2.35. ....... JJC
Children's White Shoes and Pumps *.
4 to IL; vaules to $1.5O. iJC
Children's Patent and Velvet Pumps co.
Values to $1.5O; Special. ..... Jul
Children's Oxfords, Odds and Ends e. 10
81a to 2; values to $1.75. .~IIO
Children's Black Shoes e. 90
9 to 2; Values to 1925; Special. y 1s00
Children's Shoes and Pumps TO-
Sizes 51a to 8; Special. ... .IOC
Barefoot Sandals 40.
Odd sizes; values to soc; Special. 4OC
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

Ladies Union SUITS TO-
All 81 90 values; Special. ...... IOC
Child's Vests o.
Assorted size; Special to clean up. .OC
Children's Vests and Pants 00n
Values to 35c; Special. .ZZC
Children's Union Suits A.
Age 2 to ID; values to zoe; Special tJC
Boys Mesh Union Suits Or,
Knee length, SOC value; Special. !. .0jC
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-18

: CLEANING UP THE HOSIERY SECTION
Ladies Black Hose-Garter Top q
Reinforced heel and toe; Special. ........... ~
Ladies Hose-Odds and Ends of 1c
Our 25c values; Special Clean Up. ~
Ladies' and Children's Black Hose 90
Regular 25c value; Special. ..................Z 20
Boys and Girls Black and Tan Hose -
ALI 15c values; Special Clean Up. u
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
U. 5. SENATOR
 PASSES AWAY
JEFF DAVIS or ARkANRAR DIES
 SUDDENLY OF AhPoPLEkY.
EpaciAI Nugget SA<SleA,

Especial k~00Vt 9ArSleA
 L1TTLE ROCK. Jan. s.-Ie6 E'Ngis Enited States senator frutn thia atatA dted ytstsTdzy 5t sRCnUiexJ. Tha .sslzere ca,il6ii irTexrecsAd1y en& th' death of Mr. DaTis Ras qufte sudden
 Tte deceassd senator was bcra in Iituc River courty. ArEarS2s. May s ISS2 anl Hne admitted 10 the bar when uuly 1s yeas of age. Attar filling the positions of prosecuting at- .orn~y and state attorney general he became governor of the state.
 He ~ns elect ed to the unlted BsatsE senate February 29, 1901. and his term of esrvice would heEa axpirsd nr Maroh 3. 1119, Or ths very day pre- csdIng the inauguration ot WodoTUFS Wilson. of his avn party. qS preSdsaFt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Taft were: nl9Sated toEsther fer a. con- asssetAslA- -tUe tas.eRitRE the ArrlTal ftke fUrniAf. It is eurs ncw thai Inc Enltsd SlatEE administration hGs rak- su steps already to enforce pTDprr
 safeguarding ut American citIrcn9 in Mexico and has Informed the MeHicnn Eovtrnment that n fatlure t" 1o So would result h A direct move Vr The part of tas United States CD insure this proteeIIot1 even if Q FtelHtEUn dS the treaty betwesn the two nations
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
NORRIS FOR SECRETARY
 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

sun flIA selection of .li9ntRnA's gov. Grrior and declared htm to he the man bAst fitted in the IcAding democratic ranks for the positton.
 T esteem Governor Norris very nruch," aaId Wilson Rhsn Myers vcAe finally taking hls departure. T h0Ve seen hlm ana met him during the rnn- fererres of the governors aEd i1o made m adrnir1hIA impression. particularly hecause of fIa a&SrsasiveneAs.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
BROKER KILLS
 YOUNG WIFE
MARRIED TO F0UNa WcAaAt GOT JEALOUS, COMMITS MuK.
 EKk AND HUlcIoEa.
apAaiAl N+uas& 8srYies.

apAaiAL ks+ngp4 8srYics.
 HEILEPORT, N. r.. Isn. $,-Henry .. Edcy. il rnt1red WalE Glreet broker of considerable wealth, killed hIz YDuNg wLto last RIEht Mnd lmunedLntGly after HArdR committee RH1r1dB. The wifS wAs much younger thaR h3nSssG and wAA .MclInett to hnyA n Eoc1 tlx16 oftAner lhR1 tho hhsbAnd Tlshed- Thhd led to tranha& Rrd the Trouble Lad t9 Mrs. EdAy4 going out stilI oftaR%r..
 Then cAAle the usual r+ault-.-14Al- nuAy. Lost night or h!s %lfe'R Te. turn from u visit some words inoh piacs and wara fo1IoTYed by tho repcEt Uf tho two Hheia ~AIah ended beth shslF Eves-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
3paaIaI NHaR4t HSEiss

SQaaIsl NgsRst HSssasS-
 g.; g.;wAHE1NGT0H, Jan. 2w-H. K. LoTs 1tAs Hean rearpoirt46 UDitad States AnarAhRl ut the Fourth AIasssA division ht President Taft. Ha has occupied Fhe place 6or GGme YEATS 6WIAg which '4iLne chargss were d1sd RgRIRRt him ty bslAEAte WIelrarshatn and othsrE. -hht were not entertained by tho At- tornsy gsnsra1. EOme tItRcrltY wil probably be Gxp4TleEsced in having .KCws's appointment eohHrnsd. Endssd il 1a generally thought hhrR that laia confirmation fn ant at ths d1aEta0m aA \ period; ut 1nE two RititthA 4shtar. yAnss bafnre Una inAnEaratloti Oa Woodrow Wilson and ths dAinpE4t pe the H-surth dIvlHimr w1Ll DO 'Acuh< kfet bnsy wish &ne dAsnnasats la ocA- 'ERAs4-. II 4 kna4n &sss .5hAk x!fiaEal
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
Special NunseA e%NtA%sA

ALBANY. Jan. 3.-GcvernuF Rulzes declared today that his election 01 governor makes him inc democratic leader cr New York S+Rta. ThIs state nene las hc%h received In Various w3yS nId with much dissatisfaction hy various other leafsrs of Ihd DaTtY
 IE Is probable that TR,nnnAny Han will offsr very little objection a Hulznr Is elli1 regarded as a 1l1axAber of thA fold but: many will hsaly Insist that Chas
 Murphy deserves ths drat pIaeA How H~er, TrnmanY EIAIl suproTtsd suI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
cAergtc RoM EUROPE
k.QwAA BpSalsl 0nrv1sM

kA0saA BpSalsl @nrv1s&
 NEW YORK. TAn- 8.-FnrmeE preA- Neut Castro pt VenGzllele has sAksu paAAaEe far Hamburg and ali thIA dIe- eenItitS Gnnnsetsd with hIs landing tsrA have. therefore. bsAh ended.
 He ~GR Hluch cEAErInAd by his treatment hAte ana win go zRRY tAn mnat bitter enemy uf the ajAlkeA States.
 Ills seems tn think thRt by Hauy.aE him tho right to land the AnlAfiGah government dsnlAd him what FxNncs hkd bratttd 10 Americans during the r%*cingirh-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

settlement hetW ron the arAnE poEeEN cf the questions connected with A1+ fHAnia And Crere.
 The TnrSfsh pltafpUtSHnnx10s law deel1hHd t1 give ont Rny thing for Ptth- IinActsn bNr all Europe te now AIxinE ut the fall Rf Turkeys I"sw%r In Eu- rapS
 An to what the MIl1es wt1l do wiln The CAdsd territory M0fhih4 can yeA bt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
STAY OF EXECUTION
 GRANTEDlDYNAl0ITERS

Arcly aftsr the passing ut senIcncS Cn lhG 8 defendants in India nu polls but the nIes I,nv4 nlr"Rhy h4En plhcrd In sne penitoMtlArv
 1Hil hAx been fixed. huEcr=T. Vn q hHs,S oF tID.GHn for each rear to which each man -wna sentenced ThIs. MlAa TiA ihrt R$.GIs, prkeIdent UI LIn- SGrueeursl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
LOVE RE-APPOlNTEO
 FAIRBANKS MARSHAL

dem0cTntG ot AtuasEA are R1reaay d.; rl.ranrH tar the rlace and are 4lrAsdE hraT through their hisR&A hsEe nj WzzhinxtnfL Ths Sams may bz said to hold Eood of a1i other Alazl<An Gp- peIntmAnts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
%psAial Nugget Service.

NpS01aI NWV9at SeTvce
 TRENTON, j.tE. a.-!'rhr iasA Tax TeatGG trnAy ny T,Irds dropped by Wilson thnt Governor Edwin L. NGF- rs 0f Montana may he thr secretary oE thA interior Ir tlIr ian1ticruiIc ad- HniltEtr atinn
 senAtcr Henry Myrre Of Montand is hc eALef cAAse uE bIiuEinE out iha AAiae VI Norris An rltT:inonf;y In rllIx Inspect Myers urgc,L up0h slr, Will
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
eSesiA HseEst !A~sSttA

GeS4A Hsegst ~~sShA
 ,*EHEAGEA. 2&4AA E=z: -tha rehxalens exaEt1hE tetSAsnA tha UmtsA States and Mexico ATs tar mora ReEtI ouR than pecptA EunetallY had hANn aWarA is shown by ti's fact that me Mexican ,uinlat9r of foreign affairs. Pedro. has arrived ho<e, having eoRe specially so ntcrr1 President Tan that kts government ia perfectly eApable ok rroteSting ArLkeicers within the Mex | lcaa borders. Senor Pedro and Mr,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Iron Workers. ulust ind but Tn thS supp nr $T6 ,oB0 which Is considered tN be "ut uf the QuestlUn.
 DnthinE more rnan an acknowledge nent that shn defense h!I EJTne grounds for appIyIhe rar it
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
IT "a uP TO YOU

To send 10 The friends who !AvA bees writing tn E1n for Information ShSrl Nome and it's res0urcrs. a copy ot tnt Mining and Dredging Edition of lht Daily Nugget. price 5o cehtE Send cs' on the rsxt rnRE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

epsoiaI Nugget Service
 wASIlIKaT0N, Jan. 2-CcnsrCsS Is once mors 1n ses:'ihn. Int hous+ adjourned tnd1y. l'1EaFcr, out ut re s1Aef tn the memory Uf Herrs@Hnt3. lIva MeHCnrY WhV dItd q :+% ir:lYs xEc.
 The Frincipni T1Irk done lntny T1a the iutrcducrINn rf r~.ulutinn in Lhn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
SpAnlAE ksSpst 9arViS%

LONDON, Jan, 9.-The HonAArsus d opinion nOw Ia thlt noth11x iH ,eft f0E lht +snTuYt ut Ihe Ralkun states AEd TUaEey to do but sign thA peace U', tIle terms rhtnr+lI yAsteT1Ny. All wG-h peace and hzrTrpnY today ana the WAT cloud scanH in hare LeEr dis pe@Bed ThH only dHtlght' now RhlGh Is ElIDnEht possihis cAr zrls4 rrom thr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
NEW4pAPGRMEM DOING TINE EpnclnI Nuaaak 6ArVAsA.

~F"S-s N"uS~S
 BOIEE Ian. 1.-The pdblIahars ard editor cE the Capital EeEs, rho Were sentenced to len dA$N sArh for pFlHt inE ar nttRck htade hy Mfr. FocseVel' nn the cnurtz, are Ro# dning time
 Thalr Imprisonment prnmizea ls raise . tarrlh3s At9Enn here aS I Grea1 raru@nsAgs of the psaplh nrs falast t. $ high pttEh pr indignation at whai 9hsv tNHnHEdAr an &et ue tyranny. ,k4 asasyA 4a Ahsaa .osiT tbs lnAt3at.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
.,.u,.s Aunoisl Service

NuGas& 4rSais Service
 cH[.AG(J. Ian 3-A %r1t of su- nrrvaasas aiA$ Lns ttit' %H'fLtton 7t thr .sutenesH nm thH ni-n nSund guitFT SI S.uannitIug 1n 1ndisnaiH'lis has been .--n,ad by .flhE" Baker nt the o0rrt of appeals,
 This writ %na nrnli""f LH 1nlHtlh l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
SULzER INSISTS ON
 LEADING DEMOCRATS

@RE with HE tn 1trsn<th and it will he pretty nearly necessarY fer bOth tt kker on good terms Many nre now wondering as to what Ihe result of his PieeIl61I ns gnTaFnof viii bA. 3ors0 EeeSn tr think that Ee will hecnTns A different uan alttEsth- CT and Ehpw that hls ndw TesphHs4- bIlitieE VIII be regarded HA rnnre i1s- porsant then rewardA for rast friend ship or support
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
UNITED STATES AND
 MEXICO MAY MIX UP
were toun6 nascAssAH.

were tuun6 nbcAsBAEy.
 Recently hew-H =, has. arrlS49 'Erop time ,O tsToe .uf* 1+.dGz6s- +asEm4tHsG asalns+ the .,srss1. rka proPe%w et Au1er1calk by thx rebeIs bu4 every at- tetnpt tn n6t0in redress hRS met T1fh TaillIrh. T'%drn's hhsty trip to Wash InxLun Is take hru m7cu thAt mn1teEJ hAvR TeachcL a crf1dH-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

When in danht ahaut ysUr kms4 prnse,t try g haskst or box flElsd Hsif TotyIk frsat1 made eandsAA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

..1h Ter i: :.:I.9 Iss1"9 .q T:s: .r RgS Is Treai, sssEadle nGndian TchT hos tAa fIA4tt ainH of hMHkRtH and fancy bpHAA arsF ghFrred ke MqEnp au 41lfA dsARlAY for xMAs AfAAAFftA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Why hsshst Nsith AsA1dnp anfksR aa- :. F4sh4s and AFtsr dlnnar mlhE1 ~stssh ! Tahy mAIsas thssM tFsxA sysS. day
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
C0NGRESS MEETS AND
 CUBA IS BUSINESS

sU14Le by Senator Burton 5n fAYnr of the rAGCEnLl1oH n( rhA republic ot C1- hs. This rrTnIuded the country that tllc Tutt%A States has rsrer yet EiFen Cp1o farn,n; recognition n0tWttr- v aisndinz IhIu colI1lry's plrl jR sFrur- ing thtt islands freedom
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Dos ssimsn So psr puma 6AaAA eh9re,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

RsAI sppss aI44+ A4 LahHsnn'A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
PRISONERS GET POOR COMFORT
ABOUT NOTHING LEFT
 BUT SIGNING PEACE

saId but tue GAct Is that TArY fSW would be surprised to Bss thAW 8N JUL AmoueHl themselves 70 sq140HS15 An tn bring on xAT in Whleb thu AxlhSA would have only each OrhE t0 GGAt-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

AT THE NEW EAnLE AAMElSh @rsA' -ARul1Dr Be~r @A drn vSEtt, AIna "eSIAok~ hy thS 6OkrAA $- cess.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Assorted nuts al fsSS's 2n cAntA . nNuna.