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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29

z j Juns.--NDTtneTn Colo sunday SChOOl
! Aug-Thirty- second TrienniaI Con-
| clave Of Knights Templar. Denver.
Aug 23IConference OF Governors al
/ Oct. 2I-Colorado state Baptist Asso-
! citation at Pueblo.
A general cleaning day will be In
augurated by Meeker this spring.
Four fires, two of incendiary origin
caused $4,000 property loss at
Boulder.
Governor Ammons will appoint an
insurance commissioner to succeed w.
L. Clayton.
A heavy windstorm at Longmont
damaged the plant of the Empson
Packing Company $4,000.
The appointment of Harry w. Ris-
ley as state printing commissioner
was approved by the State Senate.
Henry l.. White, sixty-three. pioneer,
and one OF the earliest settlers in Den
yer, died at his home in Canon City.
Governor E. NJ. Ammons will soon
appoint an adjutant general to succeed
General John Chase, whose term ex-
pires April /.
Heavy losses of stock all over east
ern Colorado are reported to the State
Stock Board as a result of the blizzard
few days ago.
Max kuner, affectionately known as
the Grand Old Man of Denver, is dead.
He celebrated his eighty-eighth birth
day last December.
Forgers victimized two Denver
banks by signing the names OF J. Fos
ter Symes to two checks, one for $500,
and the other for s435.
Dr. Mary a. Ingersoll, prominent
homeopathic physician and great
worker in woman's clubs, died in Den
yer at her home of heart disease.
The announcement OF George J. Kin
del. city supervisor and congressman
from Colorado, as candidate for the
officer of commissioner OF finance, is
expected.
Several hundred delegates from over
Colorado will come to Denver April l,
to attend the annual state conclawe of
will last week.
Mayor Henry J. Arnold, naming the
proposed Broadway extension as
rank and unjust proposition. has We
toed the extension bill as passed by
the Denver City Council.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Food Famine Threatens Dayton.

Dayton. O.-Following in the wake
OF the flood, which eXacted a death toll
of more than 1000 lives, fire, which is
threatening the entire city, is adding
to the horror of the situation Almost
freezing weather prevails and a food
famine is near.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Heir to $4,000 Estate.

Greeley.-Word was received here
by Mrs. S. T. Culp that she had fallen
heir to an estate valued at $4,000,
through the death Of her mother, Mrs.
O. Btgelow of Lindley, Ontario. Can
ada
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
No Evidence Of Race Suicide.

Denyer-Willard Peck, chief statis-
tician of the State Board of Health,
says there is no evidence of race sui
eide in Denver. There were Las more
births In Colorado in 1912 than deaths.
In 1911 there were 642 more births
than deaths. The difference in 1910
was LII.
The following table shows number
Of births and deaths for the last three
years:
1910. 1911. 1912.
Births .....12,164 11,l+0 10,S34
Deaths II ,053 10.49S 9,GS9
Three Guilty in "Troubie Mesa" Case.
Durango.-Isaac Cox, John Graves
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29

Columbus. Ohio, March 27.-Belie9-
ing the entire city of Dayton is now
doomed by fire, Vice Mayor Huber
sent an appeal to every city in the
state begging for dynamite with which
to level buildings. Piqua reports that
the entire city is ablaze.
Fifty thousand persons. starving
and marooned in buildings around
which ten TO seventeen feet OF water
rushes with such swiftness horse
cannot live in it faced death by fire.
The Beckcl House, with 200 on the
roof. was burned Boats could not get
within a mile of the place.
The flames were raging at midnight
near the Telephone Exchange, where
girls were marooned.
More than 100000 people - one
twelfth the population of two of the
richest states in the Union - are
homeless, many of them famished, in
Ohio and Indiana.
The toll of dead in Ohio alone is,
according TO the lowest estimate,
1926; in Indiana, 545.
Reports received from hour to hour
indicate that these figures will prop
ably be considerably increased when
the last roll of the lost is made up.
But the actual dead will never be
known.
The property loss is roughly fig
M M 4 iN,
OF the thousands of homeless surviv-
ors. their nerves shattered by harrow.
ing scenes and hairbreadth escapes
from death by fire or flood is appall-
ing, saddening.
Herculean efforts are being made to
relieve distress; troops and food and
clothing are being rushed TO the
stricken districts. but the field of de-
vastation is so wide that many more
will perish before suceor can reach
them
When the floating fire came bear
ing down upon the flooded streets,
hundreds jumped from roof to roof 10
avoid death. Many escaped, but many
slipped, fell and We're burned up be-
fore the eyes of the survivors. 9th
ers We're cut off and consumed, caught
in a traps between the twin terrors Of
this awful day.
Snow and chilling frost have fol-
lowed the rains and will doubtless aid
in quelling the epidemic of flames,
but the bitter cold means death to
those who are left without food or
shelter. Thousands are exposed to
this new peril.
Torrents Scope Grows.
Indianapolis, March 2I.-The disas-
trous flood that has spread death, de-
struction and famine throughout the
entire Middle West for three days con
tinues its devastating course. The
death list, according to the latest to-
tails, will reach nearly 1000. The dam
age in Ohio and Indiana alone will be
sI00. 900.
The number of dead in Dayton Is
estimated at $500 and the list is grow
ing The business district is in
flames. The water is twenty to forty
feet deep and high waves beat back
all attempts to rescue marooned resi-
dents.
The entire government machinery
has been set in force to rush relief to
the strickea districts. A million ra
tions and tents for 10000 persons have
been put on the way by the War De.
psrtment and President Wilson has is
sued an appeal to the nation to con-
tribute aid.
At Sharon, Pa, twenty persons are
reported TO have been drowned when
the Shenango river overflowed its
banks. The property damage in Shar-
on and vicinity is said to be close to
& .0OO. 600.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Snow Slide Damages Mine Buildings

Telluride-A snow slide at the Mel
lie mine on Bear creek. four miles
from here, carried away a portion OF
the mill building An Italian miner
was slightly injured.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
LATEST REPORT OF DEAD IN
DAYTON FLOOD AND FIRE
NUMBER $500 PEOPLE.
WILSON SENDS APPEAL
GOVERNMENT AND WHOLE MA.
TiON RUSHING RELIEF TO
OHIO AND INDIANA.
vg.st.rn Newspaper Union .ew. Service.
Revised Figures on Dead.

March 27.-The revised death fig
ures, AS nearly as they could be cal
cuIated, from Associated Press and
special news service, follow:
OHIO-Dayton. $500; Piqua, 500;
Delaware. 100; Middleton 100; Sid
ney, SO. Hamilton, 100: Tippecanoe, 3;
Tfffiu. so. Fremont, IL Columbus 100
to l5O. Mount Vernon. 100; Stratford,
100, Troy. so; Scattering, zoo. Total.
g. S6s to 40l4
INDIANA-Pcru, so to $50; New
Castle 3 Lafayette, 2; Fort Wayne.
s. indianapolis. 90: Noblesville. 2;
Eushville. l. Munc,e. /; Brookville. 40:
Scattering, %. Total. 15O to $50.
Grand Total. 4,2Gi-
Adding the 200 who met death in
Omaha makes Il total for storm Of the
week Of i,3Ts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Good Question.

Good Question.
Sunday School Teacher-And the
serpent for tempting Eve, was made
to crawl all the rest of his life.
Small Girl-Please. sir. an how did
he get along in the world before?
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
ASK FOR ALIENS Foor-EAsE.

ASK FOR ALIENS FOOT EASE.
the Antiseptic powder to shake into your
ehoes Relieves Corns, Bunions. lngrowing
Nails Swollen and Sweating feet. Blisters
and CalIous spots Sold everywhere zbc-
Don, aosept any substitute. Sample FREE
Address Allen S. Oimsted. Leroy. NY. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Minor Mention.
Dates for Coming Events.

May-Knights Of Columbus Meeting
at Pueblo.
May-State Council j. o. U. A NJ, 4,
Colorado Springs.
June-National Press Assn Meeting a,
Colorado Springs.
funniest at Denver.
June.-Northern Colo. Sunday School
Convention at Greeley.
AuE-Thirty second Triennial Con-
clave of knights Templar. Denver.
Aug 25.-Conference of Governors at
Colorado Springs.
Oct. 2l.-Colorado state Baptist Asso-
citation at Pueblo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-03-29
Sdti1 &4eSa&e Ss4ssa1a5e f4essa lI5s
W. N. w., DENVER, NO. 1928.
Their Reasons.

Their Reasons.
why do managers try their new
plays on the dog?"
ITO see il 1t ia a bowling success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
rEm YEARS FROM NOME.

Jack Murphy the Pro1nInet CGnile buslneas n11n. arrived in Nome yes- 'tsrdaS TrDm that camp after nn Abr ssneS nt ten $efrA frnm this city. At one lime he was tn business here hut after KeIng to Candle he stayed. Afthr his arrival yesterday he declared That Nome city had gro%h th much In thar tilMe that he hardiY Iu1p~s where he ls 4t," The first lmpresr zIch4 gre remarkably vivid onea of great change bIE h1 wenla nut reH- trre Just yet tH point oEl the changes. On hiB way hsr@ he stepped otI |. natl at HcloMoh ahd lhe ball Of hIs foot becarae aIrioat completely pierced thrrnEh. Tweniythrec outflls are HaM working in Candle. ]. q. Kennedy. nls leE,HrAtAr, hsa closrd down hut thc gTQtlnd will probably he teupensd by Iaynlen. Ar. Murphy wiIi remain in Nome zaveraf daSa
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RADIATOR WAR.

war WiIl ba der'Arad toAtEht in Joe oJurdsn'u rheD the ntscirctsattat4cs 0f the Naalatat Club assemble At [: se Tho city obunnu win adjouru and st- tend the meeting In tketT r0hAA s9 pflics and led by Al5srnaAA wIMH"T ia AAa ooF@inAs r1kAa e< tAe e~srth 'MtAkanu h kned 4e wet5< iH a sAH' rosA nnnnae that means ah under handed a,annsr-ta secure support but if he nrar erts. elevated to the pFssi- dency agaiz it wiu hs oyer tno desd bodies of Aone of Nome'e mnst public spirited tstiEsna NpopEt said.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
KtAf4A MYsTEHV4

Sam MAgtds of ,..Ar!l4 IaadA Il :rp recently front ~ha+ place t6 EiAnF anIl retnrn ann ~Alrn he returned he HAS able to tell no Elqre about lhs election in the latter place thNn he kne# he' fore. Jack Mn4phY. whp tails ihts saSA that tlae only n%1Ts received In C0ndia about the KiauA election uAxns fFonp Nome. X lEtter from GeMea Stanley lu Tom GalraT. however gives eCtalls ct tl1a eleclI9n. EA tells hqss everyone tEAra voted for him eG- rent two. On4 turned hl1h down pa q 6enItcrat Adn the other hIuHdereG for Scrte ctIIeF carRa.
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BEAR ALTERNATING

plRnieIa' heaT. Ae he la called eoI want of B. G1aAntAr name. ts Eaw hib ernAtlhe undsr x bu+idiEs AAas ths hre department and has bNeH asle~T EIucA December firAL
 EE. banisls huIiL a houhs for hic And 1t cost FIT. he says, but the 5eaE turned hlm down and made hiA Cw ? choice- It 3n AAIG that hS G1oFes Ek+ 6 human Icing but. then .some pe0n. are down on bearA aHywaY.
 Ths hear. OI course. bas not ester Mnrs he fsil asleep. Mr- DAnicIa FaJ- he dcp% cAHa what no Sn1 Rayn-.- hrs- coMM fast % tonE oH inc ecrh T ary other rsstauzAnt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
AAee AT MAHYs laoLo.

A big time waB enjoyed by tha na- ttYAA and all nthsr1 aE MaFyia YgIrs during RhA Christmas holidays AccnA1s- ina 10 q letter from AEFH, LATE Bun. darsozl. Part o1 the teetfYEtLc4 was n dog race for MRlkImU4 which wuR wcn by AhaalEok. Ihe native caniiAlIHk
 A fne boy was born Gt MArr'A 14- loo on December l4 10 Mrs. Reese. wife Of Harry Reese. tho gnyErnnent touch CT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
JEANETTE COST *tsonuo

The trial If BarIiAtte. the ifairhatKS banker. will coAt IhH EnvernHlent anonf $1se, 900 according 10 L31% cstirata mn de hy q seattIa papAr. R. N. Gib- son. Of PIttRbufk. specially retIrttent- Nsl the attnrnby general. Tha bookE ahIrpeti tu valdez weighed about nnt and a hnIt tons and each witDsss cost the government ih the nsiEhbothDhd of S1 DOG. Juhn Nnt4ihh wns RupthGf ot RArnOttG'S RttqruHyA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
GOVT LOANS
 FOR FARMERS
BILL INTRODUCED TO PR0TECT AeRlGuLTURIST& FROM ..
 LOAN 3HARke.

huaask aPSeial cATSA
 %ASllINGTOE. Iah. 4.--Iseprss4ut- alive HallbE1gk has introduced . bill tu provide means ter establishing gov e.nnnent Ionns for forTerR- Ths DIT pTnyifcs that mnTtEaEes be siYeu pr Ii,r farms 10 the government as they are Kiysr now 10 rTIVAie IsntletA THa seons0Ts cf the hIIl beIIeve-It will re. ,Rsve tue evils nov .arisinE from the taking ur IosnS tTpn. Enan sharks and : @l, ses.d .rS pxrtect . very &rr.a*. naoA- h1r 2 takmetM ,:
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TURKS GET MAD AND
 START FlGHTlNe AGAIN

agreement and on land and sea her forces still cnnstnue 10 fiEht the Turkl whenever chance comes iIer way Her fleet iR pa rIlcularly huGy around the AStHn aea and has succeeded iIl capturing eotIlu of lhc ;siJGIs1S ihArr from the TuTksn garrison.
 All the available Turkish Bhips hAVs now stsarhsd our ana \ nercs battle may be expected If the Greek feet decides to show flGhI- 'IHlat the Greeks muGt fight IS certn1n as ms
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
epAsinl htuVaAA ArlAA

RpAsi~L kuVaAA AA~lAA
 EEw YORK, Jan G-"ThE repnh- Iies.n party Kon great victory n the last election by saving the country from an udm1plg.rut1Un %hHs1 policy involved the sappInE of shS ronndA- tiun or demncratic, conhsitHtionAl and repae aesEntztiVs government"
 This wR9 the manner ;n ThleE President Taft spoke last night oT thf progressive party when be addrnssct the republican leaders at a dinner Ir me waldorf. .kStoria. MT, Taft Eryiot ths maeInE hIls1onollaay aa hIe o~t po1sos+ ''vske add 3rptared tr he ir the heat uf humqr except wheH dtal-
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EXTRACTS FROM THE
 "PUNKIkvILLE CLARION"
FerHosal CalunaN.

HoAeR ThnEn nton. cpute hHcX aud nIl vtiI be forgotten. @aTl See you al rho 4. B. Barn Dance rsxt Ealr6ay. It Jonas kfcCIey Hln call At the A B. Barn DaRcs next Saturday night hc will hear spraetKing 10. his advantage
 
 IL Ike Sheldon will Fsrurn the load of wMLsTmelone hh ahstrnek16 nj questions wlIl be asked. Address A, sH. Barn panca committee.
 Old Squlra ATnin4dam Glnnf0 tl coming to tnwM for tho BAFn DaDGi Aext Saturday night and yCh may bel IthiuaE Will bA huTnM!nG EFf1Gr Annir- Adab hits the tom, A6I
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OPERATE ON Mlas MuLnT.

Aceord9ne tr q Istfs~ rom Ws A Xosdt to G4dxH Sykne Ah cpArssiun was persdrnAd on NiAA MArsar"t MolAt recently. ThA operation ~ss found to bA nsccsvsUy but MLSa MoIrt Ia said TOW iu he brosressinG tGTar- ably.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
CARNIVAL aor Q4sb1.

Ina EroEs receipts from tha Alssa'a carnival amounted 10 ss.Ss1. The HrnxH receipts last yrOr ~eFe $s'h0G.
 The amount of ncnsy taken in a the hall thix year txcasde6 thb AInaun' taken In fast yeAE. but inc rAsrrA: from lie queen cpntest RFe net st large this time. A mseilHE Of th' nxecrEivs coTamittsA will t&kE DlAc' bhxt Saturday wnsn all business VII t9 cleared Wr And when z fHll kno~l aahe ak aks net proHts ~til b. ac qMirAd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
RpseiAI Nuspst' asFviuA,

RpSeiAI Nuepst 9sFviVM,
 TALuWEL. Idaho Jap G-'F, znzrchIzt could do anything aaain tho courts comparable to tho cffAc which the aGtiun of thu hiEnexr one o1 the ata1A courts nr IdAhn wllI have
 This is th@ phrase used by Tht4 doxe Roosevelt tn & telegram of sym pAths which he has dispatched to thc urhIiEhntE AnN editor "r the Garita News of Boise. who have been 'cn pfasSnhd and Hnfd for having pUbIia T. cd Nr. Roo1erelt'z crILIc4sm of IIi'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
GREAT SEA BATTLE IS COMING
ROOSEVELT SYMPATHIzES WITH REINSTATEMENT
courts

courts.
 Tn hIT telegram tic Dull Mn Lse lray]es eHprcRke1 inc xrAztsst ETH pathy and admiration for lh% lrnDe:+ unt,d InArL H0 further said he was 'Infa1xnHnl beyond mcAsurs at fhA in. fanny rerpetTated" 0n theA ana ..S prcsnH1es n.H tn Ter the matter rEEsE uMtt] he obtains jlIBtice for them-
 In this al..ir nnIte AM AEitatior Ans heen rrAatHd bE lile plHIisAMeHt of ths three Ml+n nnd H warm time Ik FT psetsd-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
ATTENTION RADIATORS!

ThArs Will be. & meeting of tha Ra' dIatcFS at the LnnBy at a.s1 P. m, Monday. JahilASy 5. Huninesa nf gree importance #tlt b6 transacted, Al IcatnesL 4ffnrH Hlit again be made tt rNkt NG1ianUs RE MnEul. All che. chaAd+s wtahlnE to joIn ba prssAnt.
 A4v. COMMITTEE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
MRa. CLEVELAND WITH TAFT.

AHASlaI NpNNH4 9srVIca.
 WAsRINGTOM, Ian. s.-hrs. C;er '' iana PrAAlon and her hueband @'li es the Etest at dinner EdrHn n the WlhGs Honsc by Prcsl1ont Taft nA .t Saturday. Mrs. Preston was formerly th+ sifs e< FTessdenr CisvsLAnd sUt sAa hM& paesnHE h%sn married to Ftur. Frsssnh nk Col unhtu University,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
9pSeal HHppsk eAa-V1oA.

.sAN DIEGO. Cats Jan 3. Eleven people including two immigration cf' 1acerz lost tn%lr lives hara ygslerdAy when three sEnan vessels were driven ashore and wrecked during ReVeES storm which ravaxsh Inc coast, s%S- eraI othat, Teassls KerE aisn Blown on tfie beach dI different points AlnnC thg unist but ah far Hn other casualties have been reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
i.l.l MusuAt Ssr~isA

iusGAI NusaAt Ssr~is~
 ,oassrANT1YOPLE. jRh S.-4e- ...,.. the Greeks onnsinne 70 hoFRaG rryh.v sn spite of thr near spproacf :. ,.nee. Tarkey hEs gOr mp her fight -. A-Aor once nnote and yesterday Gn1 .-u,u the paTAaneiEe@ H'cI't the Turk ,.A hAet with orders tn engage thS AnAt oe creece ih dectA1re hattls.
 orsecA haa nsvr pnnEed for a mo- mn, s,rn when the d%ts4ztes in Lon- An. ar. HhuAIt ready rc sExn the peace
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
FORT WsNa

Fort Davis beat a basket ball team from Nome Ie1t SatIrday evening al ihe fort.
 The Eane at call Of no tinls %aS a tIe. Hut on continuing thR tors WOE nx ys tn 90. Ths Nome team WAS com posed of Lewis, Brown. BoeAnt seho' hsld, KeiI and LehEthhn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
TAFT SAYS SAVED
 J.; 5. FROM TEDDY

Iny with his old friand T'ieAdrrF hncseVelt and the Huh MDpao paTtF generally.
 Hor1e of the most prominent tnAn iN tI1u p%lI$ Att=uded aud tho general LGas%f waa Int etep6 nrisC ba tAkcn nretty suon fOT the total rscreHnlsA. tLcu cE the republicans.
 MT. Taft GLac 6w@lt Upon the dLlss- uun of Great BriIa ms claims in con uection with the Panama eaEai- 'T nu,IF,I be aahHH1e'I te admit that T was not willing tR arbItrate lhH duAzriou at q. treaty %isH Great 1Fi. tAtn Irt the -uRnAl naeE1e." hT Ha4e. -
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FROST DESTROYS
 MILLIONS ORANGE TREES

precedeh lIIe TToKl. Tho full cxIens of tho 61mAEs can hardly Set ee esd- TuaIad as it eoVers q large area and will be found t0 he more uOGlcrabls Ia some pRrtP thAh in 1TnexA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
BOY BORN.

< me boy was h0rn to NIT. aud 3tTs Hendrckson on Sunday 1,ornn3 Rt ! o'clccx hL the cprher of 9seont ave1ue Rnd E street. pr. Sloan reports thut Tnnther and soh hrA doiRe nicely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
NEW COURT sEuBioh.

Tho usN seastcn cE the district court began thaE morning. Az no business came before H court adjourned until next Saturday. 5nr3ns have not %ei been drawn and will nor be unsIl fl It fgund necessary to dn sa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
H. GOLDEN WANTED,

Samuel spring of Hesten, Mass.. writes to Mayor Gilmore. inaulTIHB the NA4ssahonss nf IL Golden who Jeff Dorchester. Kass. for NrIrs two years %Ee His famiIY wishes tn he1T from Htp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
TWENTY-TRREE
 FATAL NUMBER
CAPTAIN AND WIFE 0p DOWN WITH STEAMSHIP JULIA ..
 LEcHRAck. e
epseiAI NvsHsG eAfv'eA

NEWPORT NEWS; Jan. 4s-"TTen ty-lhrrA people weat to tho sSltana with ths slsamahLP IuliA LuchhlcE yesterday 6IlriEK The nTeAL at1THN which rage1 RIunG r:is coast
 The Rt0tIn VAS not. however,, llIe dICect ga auge Of the disaster Th!..t wAs due to d collision with the ,JEIttsh TesAel Inttra1xil!. tr Chesapeake bay AmoHgzt tho*e who lobt thsr Tires wsrE Cartasn H. 4. Gilbert rr lhe Luekkack and his wits. All members er tho crew nre also mIssing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
nRIrIaH coNsUL. DEAD.

JAEAs Laidlaw, Britteh ennsni At PcrtlAnd Ore. died tlhu morning md Ehx fFitaRh vice corsrI here TSs noti- lied Immediately. Consul Laidlaw wHs tIIe chief BTItlzh consular oHicer for Otnghh, WAshizEtOh and CshtoxAla and Aszsiu %as sIzt within Fis pirr6S- thee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
wnMrWcRrHs BUY RANCH,

The wehIWorlh brothers. whe were formerly tn tho undertaking business Irl Nvme. nave purchased B ranch rsar Son D.eEo according to a. letter Te' ersyed yesterday hy Dr. FeslFT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

prssInne ef the ovseas Hpst h AasaH ~aLers EE nPpeasAr9 +6 uESe ths. ini- ands from rHcAplIrA Hy sAs TAkeA.
 IG is onnKLdArAd quits r4zzihle hsTe that rhs acton of Greece nay FeVui' in compIteatteHA which would en- danger the peaee co1tsmol&tsd by inc plAnIpctertlaFIeE whD HrA auu iA #Ss- Aipn ln LQnAm.
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MoRTE JOINS FArh EK.

X lettoF which ealHta iii fhe lHAr null contains the iuteiliEehct that AEnrss Atkinson ls AbDut 10 snter huzinesa with his father In Esastle. Murta has rsk4nfly IseRn living cn ranch nssr tha GltS. ,Ix4I l,
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TO REMEMBER ErHks.

At q meeting of the Cs1edonsanR yGa' tASaaY 1t WHE decidsd as. 4Ivs social A.sA dance oa Inc 2Eth Inst. ihc. nh- sitsr4qFy of Rotart Burma ThB os- acsrs of last yaar are stlll cshifneed sy. the orga4isotIatL 4. A. Allah ta bfaNdsnt
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Suas;u4 Nuaast Ssrsiss.

1aaoiH4 Nu0get SRFSIsS.
 LOS ATGEIIE$, Jzn. S-&niISns ct AoIla-s In damage was inflicted ln the O+aaEu aelI ef CAIiseFnia by "a severe srost which eAnRa IaAs night Thls frost VAS 70 aeVera that +cicles formed oa the sress from inc dropping cf the rxtnr which ezAhe fecm a FRln which
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
ELEVEN PERISH IN
 STORM AT SAN DIEGO

When The TsEEuls. in which the pep ra were who were Inst. uern driven in zarGrus attempts werG made hf rezuue lIut all woTo unaVaiLInE. GehsrE' howaver wrre saveh from watert graves ky ths splendid acilon or some M+n. The Mty 1H Ia tnnurntslE today hu+.uuA% nf the occurrence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
FRED AVER RETURNS.

Fred AyAFa returned yeaterdsy after an extended tour through 'hs couHeH md Candle sgctlopa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
FORD OBTAINS COMMITTEE JOB APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF FOR Eich AEEAIR5 TO SUCCEED
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RppH4AI klsasAa 4SHirA

WAHTITft7TE1N. IRh. A.-RerrAssnt ativs Ford of Virginia has been neaect- ed as chairman of the cnnSrsss3onal eQmMitten pn folelE1s affairs tR n'iG- eAed Sug ger. This nlace Ie TsEHEdHd as one Of the most impcTlRut in thf houAe, but F+arH as believed. to be a n0st ntt1nE nInIl fer the plMn<. '
 Ha!ley's %uccesRU m ihA senate vii! he Johnston as hn rt1inted out, gnS- ethoT GoIT,IIl of T%xNs RrpninteG hIFH today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
MAIL ARRIVED.

OrtsidA and Yukon mall both ftrA and second class and rcglstzrrd arriv' ed iasl 1rening at 9 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
NATURALIZATION JAhuAsy

s&auarS 1R will b.: naturalization dag As1In in Nome. A largo numbsr oF man ar% on the EEt ct applications fof thtir final paPers-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

Real apple cider at kshnaAhhF.. Reel arple aid4r nt AAisAaannfA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

Let the NEAssf As ysus GaAsY JsS pRiztinA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

Las-hsk at. ksAMan's
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

NAtU laid sgvs Ut PrSRERs'a hArHsss Shop
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

E-stk- HAk at 4elIman'A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-18

ingly knew my cue had come.
Wilt thou take this woman to
be thy welded wife" he asked
me, and l slipped out and caught
Terence by the arm and dragged
him up to Mary. 3
"Say yes Terence" I wills
pered, and he said it quick as a
fash. And the bans had been in
his name, too, but nobody could
read the Fathers writing.
No, I didn't stay for the we'd
ding breakfast. The fact is, I slip
ped out through the door before
the ceremony was over. But
that's how l came to America
after all. Ithappened a long time
ago, and-well, I've almost for
gotten now.
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)