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n light with RnumaAnla would bs neT- saln to cripple Hulear1E nt hGnc and asrnad- Such A war cnusd have rE .Ir,.r m,tcoEn" LhaM the retreat 1f the I3ulE,Lriartg from TptkiEn territory md tho eoneequcnR victory 1f tho Turkish army.
 In tIH hcESnrlng nf ihe WAT RCn- rnnnia thrcQtensd tS LaEc sides with -urkvY unless she war cedca great I,n,tlon of territory that Hes between R,.,InGMa and Bulgn nrta. Sonae evl- dance 1g inc desire of Bulgaria tlUt to Lrrp nrc1,lia4s nude in ttlls respect iz In ca;Ia of Ih arrnin= 0t Rnun1hnIa at r,aaAn1 The Turkish Euvetnmenf sY now said 10 LA offering Ihe Ruu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
st5egss :!f83Ts "'il '.t skF kPPNCPRt&TGG 90
 FOR SCHOOLS INSUFFICIENT

The auf11 1I S:ua .Ip1D 1lLl.n lI1. D I+H appropriated hy cnnEres4 h.. In s,l'i- CatioA 4f IlIh A;nslE4 lLit iEEs i* I'::r;'j- Vd ga not sufficient tcr d.: s'us!I .rsr hsV. The sHE1n Elnn Ei2 hutr ir- WoeFIatsd annually for enrT Ii:nr Fri. aeo1fdlnE to Waller JUllf,E:t. tl-.' .'';9l IgpreEehtatiYe 0L Inc =tnfIir., lJa rl, iae schania are beiuE hIcIGnsri cnn- StaEGS Nnd the cSecnacs 9r; inrrenR- ing I pF9ppIlioH. Al Il'"nir't "-nS mGda tu Recurs an arrrnrtLa;lrI. uc 1rA MlioH dollars thla yasr hrt wi'h'"I: aurrtsp-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
R0UMANIA PREPARES FOR
 ..:~. WAR WiTh BULGARIA

MznIaus ReverAl Inducements t1 dc 4a..re wsr ggAtnst BuIgariz and thS l:TIsls is telleEed sU tre near At hand.
 EM tho frLEautfnc UlI th4 Ac1seIlntz frnm tllr Esat Vr war indicate that TLnkEy is easily holding her VT1-
 Rn.I1hAnta iA TrEnrsled LIE Ht least t-I,.1 rn FsRlsnTtn in erTnsd strchElk anu "t'YlIG he A rUtmldablC pnrrMtnt' She hnH nh .1Tn1Y ItrsLtC atTRnElh os ?5.DaA men AE Against 62.00R whtcfI IIlIgartl pu.srEEeg, HnlInlanla hns 2SR, emp ln her reserrA eorcrs. IlrIGar- in has r0T .001. 'Enn tGtnI shows the total Irnrd strength dt RuurnAn1H tg hr a2k.109 HhiIn that ri Enlgarta iA 3s8.p
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

Spee al Nugget SarVica.
 J.baUCS. -,F%h,- as+-WAs bstwseH EuntndI,aA and RusxsrIn ;s now rn- Gartsd ss iTur7ineut iM uiIiLp'y "isl'lfa througtnuc Eurcpe. FnnrHan.ir iS openly 1thraateninG Bulgaria end the LtitrI fSsntrF ;s f4esd br "nc uf th'' rIcs( tt.rlnus uoadrraGn* that t r,nn fry aIs ever hsan cCnftUntcd iT.
 II11lrnaniau atLnerg and cavalry forccs :re ro[ heinz assembled Hn taa ts.puH. GC CIe pnnttlsc and a1 thr preparations necessary for war 1r7 Iuing rushsf Htth llIc greatest rus- :l,M EPssh
 Thc principal porttrrs 1 the I>';I- Sultan army are Atsc11t m Turkey Aud
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,Ay BULLOCK ALMOST ..o.., '" SURE TO BE PARpcNEo
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..-iL Nugget SsrE'cs'
 araTry.E, Fsh so. "E1"r'''''n; N' ,,,. vho sro h1T in tIs's fi!J I"'E . yohr H. 2nlloox vii he purdnhed s,L,, q tew days. Thr api'li"H1lon t": ... raptnn malr to rrGsi@"n- T'rr' ... srJurEcnnenL nt ,Il! Srni' E''&h' .ao lulvo Been nppt'>7":7!t. As 1t
 ..IA lhs aptI1cItinn is mi''" f1 Ihr ,uudL oy the president
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lIHqS.
 r'hn lire fighting arrangements were n"L aL nlI nt1equAts 10 cope with the Ir.:rncpdeus hlaEes although the mu- tlininsl authorities have in recent ysaTE nur Iu.jua torh~ r1ndern arparatHs-
 SR far as can be learned aE prssHnt m rIea were lost aIrn1uKh It Rae111s to Ln tlmosL irpo<EIbIe flat go nAnF hnLIi.ings rnllId have been destrnYAd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
RESIGNED ID
 PROSECUTE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY AIDS T$.
 TELEPHONE COMPANY.
EreofffA! uuast esrv1e..

6rvofif A! usast ssrv1c~.
 PoHrLAp. Ore. Eel" 2a-United States Dtstrfr4 Attorney MAcourt has radthed ll!a AeFiec ia cTder tirAt 'lE r1Eht ail ths, investigation which it saips made by he federal grand tur' into tIle caHs shf ths AInETiSan Tcie- arHph ana TtiepNpn4 Company.
 hIs t1peHt4attun aFises from cun1- pAinlB which were uRde with HLrnnE nrocfH that the tetHr1innh a5atern1 ca the FaciGe coast ware cHrtTnlled bs , rrulL ysllIrh hrd conducted the buVf- r,4Es fnr lr:nE 1Inl< without havlnE be~ll dIaG0TREefl
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$uscI al Nugget Ssrpiss.

-.EOKttL. Feb. eG--A rrlghtful c"' . h.cxltlnn LItrd C,is city lHgt utxht and IdiI In TSins Il srcnt p?tft"n "f it. .Tfz1Tlamaa ,p0Hrr%d in II place %mcn mIEht be cr1Ied tlA very henrt pi TokIp. HSoTe Lhan 0nn thpusaud hI,iil- inga wcrc rcrerIetely torcilsd tH pIle3 of s.lnl,l6crInE azhrs and thr lnps In nulns' will nnlCllnt d9 gpu:EA of nijl-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
STORMIk& AT COUNCIL.

Arthur Cole and Harry Riley ara m ihe rrLurn lflp from Chnd1I but ItU probably tied ur today at Tsle' nionr ns tilr stnrn which Nome la sx. perlencing is aiso prevailing In thnt section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
wLeoE APPROVES OF
 INAUGURATION PLANS
ss.eisI Nugget SarYiGs'

gnaeiel kuA14S c0rfsrs
 WASHINGTON. l'rh- I!'. '.s'"I.'f ;h'' ,.u.iaruI- slctt formally nr:n'n"'rt 'II lhe plans whch have hcr" hF''"'' hn tm the Inauguration streT"nnicS Ho thAr everything Is nuw ahnit :co d% nr ths great dry. The 1':t'ts hn r'Ie .Etsr nM differ y.rT nnIIch fr"m l'H>sc ot foru,sr tuyugITalluEI$ except thds .SA ball has usan left Hn-- D!hFT 'trrhs of ,ne Urueram Tntch Alr. Wilson da- Hrsd tn e4ihLnats wrrI! i.srlteh rIIcT- vSrd when the cohInlrtec EuvC.t d"d iD .hgvihs hAR hat dis,h's:m trnent EuSid result from ihcll IfE=El'," fr111t Ihe cersn0r5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
MEXICAN CONGRESS GETS
 DOWN TO REAL BUSINESS

rr1r7sinE
 thHE huH kept In th< background ainre the yndinE nf tnH IishtLnE It war "xl"a ted that hI' wnHId nuke lIA! tor l*nrnNy to MAdsrn conHd- l-::'LnE th" fact Ih.t Madtrn saved h1R L1Ia al Terp t:TH3- Su at'terrIont h'lF En~n heard from hin Fince peace wss Lr.alAiricd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

MEXICO CITY, FrL. 3p.-lI ia uuN iTpdGIcd thni EtAdsrp. ax- erEs1i4ns wal be either executed or bnni-h+rI in EuYopc The plan of FenGing htn t,J s<,pg establishment kept by the klIr- 4rlmsnt for the insans has heen halt et9. II had almost been deCaded [" shir I1irr ;mmsd,ptcIy t1 IRnreR or tn "cul Cruz. but tl!is tdtsnron vHs ncl gar Tied mtt and he 1a now beInF hsI1 reudlnr u HtcIaor as tr ds ptcmspec: dMposAl. E
 The mu,crl,y nt p.Y5it t4srj A. el;ueG ru palrsye tha. ithc. r,nI IL Is Hstl tnSS S;ssO'H ref%st9 i@T1 r !e! NsUFAt.
 He 1s kept .cafet6sf,S xnardAd nnd is h lhe cara of men vSpe are known ID h- utterly onc.oa 9Ssit4, DsrlnE tn' simr hr bas he.n pF6$Qer he Ia 'aid tr bare hcen dtleesEA a ls$@Ey great daCrer aHhpug" he is bearing hlEnEa TI,a c,rlnresis and dignity in nri'sn. H.. regards himseit as Ils vIctitH 01 tlp:sr r-hun he had 'lIelrAd to c)rTGtf rnd his feelings tUwar'Ia t'Eon' 1TG :p! . 1nr aingjy htttr,
 ITc haa declared MmscR ptPlrat' for any fate and Has EKrTess+d h'IIl . self us C9I.lL6 I.r nothing moru tlIaU tIs wAfa1c ut tlle republic
 .The fact rkar lIr It6 moi cxe@ta nlas eftEr the trrn cruz affair and that J" has nn% been drought eo I'f rc1ys o4 dGath ;Iy the Etfnc Dtaz Is regarded Hs peculiar 'HHnlfceI1Eo0 uG the iranY "r I+f' fu!rH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

Ilsrt up anET,
 '".1 Ladies ut the sIIin have behD t4isruac.i ., An.: He I'ilILd Fi1-ILsa nn1 Ias.,.I2E Is seeking Tor 'leIaila utn rr:IjnE u1c 'Ir"Iht If -Ninl'ican cstt- aens
 hn Maxtct, EscrnK to be heartily tired .I iIr lishttn.. p,,a I-1G satIf%i, fIIr a uIdungyil Pt.i%.. seems E. he nosL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
N|ADER0 MAY LOSE LIFE
R0UmANIA THREATENS bUL LGARIA
.sGu RE1uIREp FOR
 UNITED STATE9 cITLzENR

ass9iA Nugget Ser"ie4-
 WASTIINIiTC,%, t. C., Fsb- Ill., The arnslte has nAxsed x IIII providing for tIm payn1.nS 'r $T1 600 tp Amsdr1zh cItIasna whn w<rs injured during ''ta fighting tn lhe MeklCan border
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
GONE TO SPRINGS.

MrR Taylor rxynn has left tqr Fl rEsit to the 1Srugamapn 1fns EnrinEE 5hu went wLth tho lcam of FIDwaTd BatTah. psiils q few other EutTls r+n- nIt Ars nD~ talking kboEt taking a pacattoL at ths same resort.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
Special Nugget 9srVieA

MEXI"'I CITY. Fr-;,. an.-Ms &icu r;ti ihr4I rr+s1hfnrs WIfnin an -four !Iscr1ny HnsrrA NJ. inc hrsI. th,.n .hrIr ';ls''usa and oncs unTe EIr5rta Innk nI, th, rnisrs ns ;hG a,lrccFEur ci I.nsr:Grn
 'l'hcs% rrEsRE wVe 6re l" the rs. 'l,:lrcInrnts of Inc ;,lw ir. ilH republic ard inC5IrhlA ,lFsIrh rh pcriorrn nIl Mt+ regularly
 N+ mLnLatIr c.t ipCriSn AffAirs I-aE- ,'nra tnax LEs VaII, n' rtf'cc as prssi- dent ..l iulrrsm. inc c43psTeS% hasnlE uIl1IIcG him Erch aS T secret s4ssrln. TH Er appointed IThsidHnt nd j'I"rlm ,,r provi.io,lal :,yeslhrnt uuc mIlst be , cabinet minister accuIdi,E [ ru Ike hJcxiru EA'. When r'nra wRs nIH1Ld ur,:sidht't aIi incrrim ths. conSreEH ap- pointed Huer1A cabinet rninFter lp 9t- S+v tls abSsS hIs 7i;; SHb;iA hfsTnt; aS pF0 I-iHipniI Ih saidrnt AEa3,
 WhEn This Taa all dune LAGtur1f 2 .d irtcrim tnTm w2g Iertarr3 ended ard H!"tll P Az regularly IAuc~h n 'T' rroe1snIlaI presidents acnt
 In tGi. wHy Mexico within t'se hnur cn J!~nrrary ILth h..d Inr's HgsidoItS.
 MEXICO CITY, f+k. 2R.--A3'Hno IG5.o. superintendent of tne national palacc Iu' r'any years. w4s e'ecl'Lod ysstrda,. Tho <hargc brought agap'" bin uas u.uI ST ucnsou. I% bud Es- come .,as 0r Ire 1,ln'r hated u.eI Tho had eirsu n Thcjr alf"r'ncf 'r t'ie stndcro rauSA ',rd kts execution was nn,nst q treEnne t'pnc . zlUn aftR: inc II,.9Aat ot aiadoro.
 He Jl-l H. the nluFt hGnnir 'r'''A'eF' as thr snldl1rs were nacut 10 n1c he ,nyr Lhe cIoIhrE yrons nls Mcast Ano ,vt-h treast h.li%1 he crlrd. 'Fl"s ..nzien." ] mnu@nt ldte-" he "GE des1"
 II ia Frasd Ghat several other cx' s .Ltnna whl follow hui rlle "fc t;'s lime u,Iynncvs The cooler VIII bT@"61t l1,s pnssinus and h0pcs arc SntertHlnet
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
AWFUL C0NFLAGRATloN
 MTnE CITY OF TOKYO

in so thIcklS tsnnntcd q curTa'frTifS without the sanr1nrn of auEne nf ths inhabitants
 The hnEleE hurc lrssn almost c'lH% tlarely HRfInrd hut thE ihasseT ct dr- t1r1H Arc atLII snlanldeEinE And every praG,a ntInn Is lElue taken i1 rrs<eRt nnnthpT outbreak.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

HEXICH .-ITT. Feb. 21-Ths huS1- ncss perpM uhn H%rr hriFen rom +h4jr hcJSca durInC the fighting ano rhoee eLnrtn wore irJnrsd bT ing shells ayr nnw 3usiy prEpartg9 70
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
EVE RE MOVED.

An operation waE ncrftrria: i14i9| oE ur. Nsuntan. ass!aLc I1F IT. %u5- nFd' hS ~hrli lhc ryI. "f u:llv.- w.'. fmR waa fcmmch
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
EoHlNS EVENT.

gs7nd TalidETs!c ;1 lnI ritItrA En1H To bs CipeR by r. q. r.. q! thrlr hal on sAtuTday, Match 1 Ait
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

ONLY SECOND GLAZE.
 The mail which camA yesterday only included secunh c1ass ntpft and nrse c11Hs fro1r Yuiut1 and wAY po4ntH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20
PIONEER BANQUET.

'rhn hanQuhr of thc Pioneers Wah tske ptare this evening at t4e Cns1&TE- ..r- 't:1lAI eIsureh- It Is 'E chu:sk Hf T.. iAdIre- Aid SAp=.-.'I. 4 .r"st pl+eaH- ali: and Interesting IihIe iF *sT'r"'. ;I
 Tue ladIes of IIIe Pioneers aTE nri invited Iu attend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

For full pstieuIsrs about thS rnrss sss c4ppis at Hills bru1 St@rs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

iui, LkHHIaIrr; ~lGI csaaA. When rli=
 rseoplc hnVe recovered from ths srlsH 6 of The revolution the selection 4 H pnrEaDeIIt preatdent WIll be taken u:I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

P.HcGHLE TOURNAMENT. 4 rIn0ctIte tuutnoHi14nt hcglhE tnhaS in the Arctic Brotherhood, The entttdt rtoaed t1dAy ak nQ0h,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-20

$s.oe uer munih for the NliRLei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12
Peter Grogan 4 Sons Co.
BY to 823 Seventh St.
WHAT DYSPEPTICS
SHOULD EAT
A PHYSICIANS ADVICE

Indigestion and practically all forms
= stomach trouble are. nine times ont of
ten. due 10 acdity: therefore stomach
sun eregs should, whenever possible. avoid
eating food that - acid in ts ma ture OF
which b. chemical action in the stomach
develops acldity. Unfortunately, such
rule eliminates most foods which are pleas
ant 10 the taste as well as those which are
rich in blood. flesh and nerve building
properties. This Is the reason why dys-
!, peptics and stomach sufferers are usually so
, thin. emacisted and lacking in that vital
energy which can only come from a well fed
body For the benefit OF those sufferers
who have been Obliged 10 exclude from their
diet ali staTchy. sweet or fatty food and
are trying 10 keep up a miserable existence
you should try meal Of any food foods
Z which you may Ike. III moderate amount.
taking Immediately afterwards teaspoon
fui or bisufated magnesia in a Httl. hot
acid which may be present or whica may
DO formed. and instead OF the usual feeling
OF uneasiness and fuliness. ycu will fnd
that your food agrees With you perfectly.
bisurated magnesia * doubtless the best
! food corrective aud aptacid known. IL mas
no direct action on rhe stomach; but by
neutraiizing the acidity OF the food con
) tents. and thus removing the source of the
acid Irritation which tnffames the delicate
stomach lining. II does more than could
possibly BE- done ty any drug or medicine
/ cine whenever necessary. but must admit,
that cannot see the sense of dosing an
Unframed ard irrifated stomach with drugs
! instead OF getting rid OF the acid-the
bisurated magnesia from your druggist, eat
! what You want al your next meal. take some
j Of the bisurated magnesia directed soove
( and see IL I'm not right. "-Adyertsement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

those nations with vital interests in Mex
leo City. Anti-Americanism was preva-
lent in many parts of Mexico, and the
Washington government sent q large
quantity of arms to the American am
bassador at Mexico City for distribution
among the American residents.
Col. Felix Diaz, who had been chief of
police of the federal district of Mexico
City under his uncle, was without Office
during the Madero administration. In
November. 1912. he left the capital for
Vera Cruz, where disloyalty was rife
among the officers of the federal garri-
son. Vera Cruz is the most important
port in Mexico and the terminal of the
branch of the National Railways from
Mexico City to the sea. A large part of
the garrison promptly declared for Diaz,
and another revolution was on.
Not only the cientifcos, but many other
interests. now skeptical of Madero's abil-
ity vigorously to govern the country,
anticipated a speedy overthrow of the
government, with the army acclain1ing
Diaz as the new national leader. Presi-
dent Madero ordered Gen. Bertrand to
suppress the new revolution and to ar
rest Col. Diaz, who was in control of the
land forces at Vera Cruz, but had been
unable to win over the small Mexican
naval force in the harbor.
Cen Beltrand's arrival by rail at the
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The P-B Christmas Store for Men

liz ID AllI1SIllldS OlOIE lOT lvlEll
You find Parker
sold with absolute satisfaction.
Gifts for the Man and Little Ma-When you give them
~ BE they have quality no matter how low the
price may be.
We know men, know they like practical gifts of
things-we have anticipated your every gift
for him.
where choice selection practically unlimited where prices
h Hat B o s % aaa Gpsa aT sS S 10 Sooo
PB" Extra Trous s2o o in holiday ' boxes soc
Protectors
rees) $500 ssooUmbreIas sIOo $500 Canes
s1aoo Nghtrt $1,000 Hall Hose s5o-Dres Shirts
Handbags $3.50 in
$50 Caps 500 ssooGof Caps ssooAwo
Slippers
Handkerchief in holiday box and sooMch
FREE for your boy-A dandy Automatic Dime Watch
The little bank opens only when full little Christmas
present given with all Suit and Overcoat purchases.
ss the s ss n g @ from the Tr pB s displays sn
ssooo~oy holiday 9 soc
sso-Boys Sso-Boy
Rainy Day Outfits Coat and Hat match Juvenile
Caps from
ARAkaMzAa9az@f&
Nation Known MensS
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GROGAN'S

We make it possible for
you to buy many Of your
Christmas Gifts for a very
small amount Of cash at this
time.
Nothing is more sensible
or more acceptable than
Z some article to add to the
furnishings Of a home. 4
Handsome Parlor Table, an
Easy Chair. a Piece OF Cut
Glass and a hundred other
things to be found in our
store make ideal presents.
Buy them now and let US
mark them for Christmas
delivery A little later will
come the rush, and hurried
selections are not always
the most satisfactory.
We are perfectly willing
10 charge your purchases
on an open account, with
future payments divided as
YOU may ask. No notes are
required and no interest is
charged,
Peter Grogan 4 Sons Co.
SI7 to 823 Seventh St.
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head of 5000 picked federal soldiers was
calmly awaited by Col Diaz. who drew
UP his forces as IL on parade and conf
IDENTIFY awaited the cry of viva Diaz.'
from the enemy" He was vastly as
founded to find himself taken prisoner,
for. OF course. he gave no orders for
battle with the approaching federals.
Again he was taken to Mexico City and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12
To Subscribers:

Subscribers to The Star
who are served by the route
boys will confer a favor by
promptly reporting to The
Star office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any
negligence on the part of the
route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

You exactly
PB
The PB
$ o ction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

NEW YORK, December 12.-Prehmi-
nary figures on the appraisement OF the
estate OF Anthony n. Brady indicate that
II viii amount to about $12.0o.ooo, &C
cording to Eugene Lamb Richards. sps
cial counsel for the state controller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

The Madero government found it neces-
sary to replenish it's treasury in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

Wilbur Slick OF Hagerstown. Nd. found
in a stable on the fair grounds a quanti-
ty of goods that were stolen from resi-
dences here. The police officers believe
a gang OF robbers Is located here and is
operating systematically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12

An alert bandit, Zapata. rejoicing in the
sobriquet Of the tiger of the south, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12
No Mans
Woman

would she be. this heroine who is
not a mere character, but a living
reality in the pages of III. G. Wells
new novel. In il Wells says some
sharp things about our right to
live our own lives. He tells US
how one man and one woman did
il in this new book which Is called
The Passionate Friends" 1t is
a good story-and much more.
\ CHANGED MAN
: Waiting supper for busy New
York husband-or for fate itself in
Wessex-there' story for YOU
Thomas Hardy tells il, with eleven
others in his new book called "A
Changed Mana book to arouse
the keen interest of every Hardy
lover. They are like condensed
noyels-rich III Hardy's genius and
idyllic OF the WesseX country OF
Tess and Jude. There's a map al
the end-you can see for yourself
where lived the romantic milk.
maid. the dragoon, the knight,
Alicia, and the shepherd who saw.
THE IRON TRAIL.
Next time you build a bridge il
will save time if you get Murray
o'Neil. a builder and something
more-in Rex Beach's new novel.
The Iron Trail" This is O'Neil's
story. He's no handsome, dashing
hero. but d tall. heavy man of
forty, with slightly grazing tenn
Piles and the facial marks of siren
uous endeavor. But he can love
and fight and build The story
certainly is Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12
HOLDS INSANE ASYLUM
ACCOUNTS ARE FAULTY
Representative Johnson Says
Investigation Shows Many
Errors in Cash.

That gross errors have occurred in the
account between the Government Hospi-
| tai Tor the Insane and the District OF
Columbia was charged today by Rep.
resentative Johnson, chairman Of the
District committee of the House. An ex-
pert accountant has been at work on
the books of the institution, and report
VIII De made to Congress before long
II VIII show, Representative Johnson be-
lieves, that errors have occurred both in
favor of the United States and in favor
OF the District of Columbia, but that in
general the amount OF money which the
District will be required to pay to
straighten out the error will be consider
able. Representative johnson did not
venture to estimate the amount at this
time.
twenty-five Patients Dropped.
1t is understood that twenty-five pa
tents in the hospital were at one time
dropped from the accounts, and that nine
years later the same twenty-five were
picked up again and continued on the
books.
1T is reasonable to believe" said Mr..
johnson today. that in that nine years
some OF the twenty-five died or were
discharged from the asylum
The accountant has gone back a great
many years and has started card in
dex account showing every entry, dis
charge and weekly payment. a system
covering thousands of entries. 1t has
been found that one patient has been
in and out of the asylum 157 times.
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again thrown into jail. Once more his
life was spared.
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uation, his was the constituted govern
ment of Mexico.
Latin American
Policy Of Washington.

Latin American &C cording-
Policy Of Washington. ministra-
tions cordial support was given to the
following resolution introduced by Sena-
tor Root of New York and adopteu
March IA, 1912:
Resolved, That whenever the President
shall find that in any American country
conditions of domestic violence exist
which are promoted by the use OF arms
or munitions of war procured from the
United States, the President is hereby
authorized, in his discretion, and with
such limitations and exceptions as shali
seem to him expedient, to prohibit the
export of arms or munitions or war
from any place in the United States 10
such country until otherwise ordered py
the President or by Congress-
This sealed the fate of the Orozco
revolution and crippled all future revolu-
tionary activity in the north. for the
reyolutiOnists controlled no seaport
through which arms might be imported
from countries other than the United
States. Until August of 1913 the Wash
ington government issued permits for the
expectation of arms to the federal gov
eminent at Mexico City.
Zapata's guerrilla warfare became more
troublesome in 1912. and strong pressure
upon President Taft. He replied to in
terventi,n arguments in his speech &C
cepting the republican denomination for
the presidency. saying:
This administration has been con-
scious that one hostile step in interven-
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ton and the passing of the border by one
regiment of troops would mean war with
Mexico, the expenditure of hundreds OF
millions of dollars, the loss of thousands
of lives in the rehabilitation fthat
country, with all the subsequent prob
lens that would arise as to its DISPOSE
ton after we found ourselves in COM
plete armed possession.
I'm order to avoid the plain conse-
quences. it seemed the course of patriot
ism and of wisdom to subject ourselves
and our citizens to some degree of suffer-
ing and Inconvenience, and to pass over
with strong protest and claim for
damages even those injuries inflicted on
our peaceful citizens in our own ter
ritory.'
!: 4
The Madero government found it neces-
sary to replenish it's treasury in the
hope of sup
Millions Obtained pressing tn e
From This Country a a,soraers 81, ~n'e IN
unexpected quarters and indicated that
the long arm of the politicians so long
potent at the capital was again at work
Two loans. one of $4,000. 900 and another
of $20OOO,OOO, were negotiated from
Speyer & Co. Of New York
As President Madero's troubles in
creased, the cientificos sought leader.
and finally determined that an old name
might well be conjured with by putting
forward Col. Felix Diaz. a nephew of the
old dictator. He had been an officer Of
the army, was popular and handsome
but. as subsequent events showed, lacked
the iron that made his uncle the one
man who could control Mexico.
considerable portion of the army APP
pears to have been for SALE and the pos
sibilities of military coup d'etat were
frequently discussed in the capitals of