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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

All the baseball dope from the
Giants training camp at Marlin, Tex,
praises the clever showing of Jim
Thorpe. Here's hoping the Indian
wonder will make good during the
coming season.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06
season as chief usher at the National
League grounds in Boston.

Pitcher Jimmy Lavender of the Cubs
is twenty pounds heavier than he was
last year and feels well except when
he thinks of the Chicago city series
last fall.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

The Marquette University at Mil
waukee, Wis, has decided to drop
baseball and track sports for the com
ing year at least.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

Howard Fahey, the former Darts
mouth College baseball star, is hold
ing down the shortstop position with
the Los Angeles team and is deliver
ing the goods.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Boston Braves holiday games al
League grounds next season.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

Manager Jack Dunn Of the Balti-
more team, is going to let the fans
pick the captain of the Orioles by pop
ular election.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

1t looks as if Joe Tinker would have
to find another catcher for his Gin
cinnati Reds as Tom Clarke is the
only first string receiver on the team.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06

AS to age and years of service Gene
Foster is without doubt the Oldest
emplcye at any baseball park in the
country. Gene is rs years old and on
April II win begin his thirty-fifth
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-06
WOMAN TOOK
FRIENDS ADVICE
And Found Health in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Window, Kansas. 81 had displace-
ment which caused bladder trouble and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
A Hidden Dancer

1t is a duty of the kidneys
to rid the blood of uric
acid, an irritating poison
that is constantly forming
inside.
When the kidneys fail,
uric acid causes rheumatic
attacks, headache, dizziness,
gravel. urinary troubles.
weak eyes, dropsy or heart
disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills help
the Kidneys fight off uric
acid Infringing new
strength to weak kidneys
and relief from backache
and urinary ills.
Here's home proof
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
TWO SHIPPERS OF BAD VEAL
ARE GIVEN JAIL SENTENCES.
One Declares Eployer Gave Him
Money to Pay Fine, but II Does
Him No Good.

Judge Hough. In the United States Dis
trict Court. imposed Jail sentences. this
morning, upon two shippers of bob
veal. declaring that the time has gone
by when unwhoiesome meat may he
shipped into this city and the offender
permitted to escape with a fine
Michael J. Hanley of Now Hampton.
y. Y. admitted he had shipped the car
casses Of hive calves By Wcils-F>afxo Lex.
press to Charles NJ. Herring & Co. of
West Washington Market Hanley said
one Of the calves was too young 10 be
~ for human consumption, but pleaded
in extenuatin that he was only a farm
hand getting $50 a month. who had acted
under orders.
The boss gave me $50 to pay any
hne ] might get. Here's the money"
said Haniey, producing Ave $40 bills.
Keep the money for yourself and
take three days in jail" said the
Judge.
Ralph u. Davenport OF New MIL
ford. ". ". pleaded guilty to shipping
Ave carcasses Of calves to w. X.
Mowerson of this city. but declared
they were Mt for human consumption,
He got thirty days I'm Jail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
SAER|FFS LOGIC PICKS
THE RIGHT TOM KELLY
OUT Of OWN OFFICE
"He's in the Next ROOM" Says
Hamburger, After Deputies
Had Searched City.

You can say what you like about
Julius Hamburger. Sheriff Of the now de.
Bronxed County Of New York. but when
comes to sheriff'ng. you've got to adj
NIT he's the last word.
Here Deputy Sherins Winters and
Metzger have been searching Ruthless
~ for two weeks trying to locate
Thomas Kelly Not tina tthey didn't
md Thomas Kelly. They unearthed
him abou, Ave hundred times. but he
wasn't the Kelly in point. All were Of
the Emerald Isle. but none happened 70
he President OF the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, and 1t was for that par
''eular Kelly THAT the deputies sought.
AZ last they sought the advice Of their
chief
we crave a boon. Sheriff." they
walled. Could you perhaps cersbrats
Tor us moment an dthen apprise us
now we're to ind the Kelly we sock %
sherin Harburgeh thought one feetinR
moment.
"we-eil." said ne. 'thsrs u an anoisnt
proverb that all detective work begins
IN the home. Now here IN this very
Office We have a deputy sheriff who an
swcrs TO the name OF Thomas Kelly
Now. We may me reasonably sure that
. deputy sheWff belongs to s,yndry
fraternai orsanizations. Let W. summos
the man."
Tell me. truly. Kelly" spoke the
sheriff when that person had been sum.
rnoned before HIM. "Of what organiza.
ton in this country are you president?'
The A. o. H." responded Kelly.
With a Joyous shout. Winters ant
Metzger served upon their brother depu
~ an order calling for the sale OF tn,
A. o. II. property at Fifth avenue ant
One Hundred and Sixteenth street. q
satisfy Judgment obtained by the Johr
j.. Kane Company on bank notes aggre
eating $s,3N7l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
FEARING INSANITY, SHE CUTS
ARMS AND LEAPS TO DEATH.

Hearing noises" which Others d!dn't
hear made Mrs. Jennie Warner. q rld.
~ residing In fourth floor apartment
q No - East TAGhty-eighth street.
think she was going insane. She often
TALKED Of suicide as an avenue OF e.
cape from Il. and her con Joseph. with
wAom she resided, and her friends kept
Q close watch on her.
While Joseph slept In an adjoining
room Mrs. Warner. who was forty.
eight years old. crept from her bed
early to-day. obtained his ra1or from
mis- room without disturbing him and
slashed both Of her wrists. Then she
Jumped from a window. landing In an
sreaway nifty feet below.
Mrs. Warner had been dead several
hours when her body was found by the
janitress OF the adjoining house. Her
absence had Just been discovered by
her son and he had started . search
for her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
FREE TRIAL COUPON

Cut ths out now. This coupon entitev the
sssdsr 20 one full trial trsstment q D.., WHIT
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
TWO NOTED FORGERS
CAUGHT AFTER BANK
CASHES BOGUS CHECK
Police Believe They Were Con-
cerned in Wholesale Forger-
les in Financial District.

Detective Watson ana three Pinkerton
operatives arraigned at Ponce Hesdquar-
tiers to-day two OF the smoothest forsers
in the country and a third man who, the
police believe. has been utilized by the
other two In tho work OF passing forged
checks. The prisoners are John NJ or
Doc" Doyle, f,fty-five years old: Charles
Fisher. sixty-three years old. who has
done time In this country and tr Eng
land. and Arthur J. jackson, thirty
years old. who also has . prison record.
The Market and Fulton National Bank
cashed a check on Dec. q for S2o2 to
which the signature Of Charles Barthen,
a tobacco importer OF No. 30 Pearl
street. had been forged. The check was
one of the printed forms of such docu-
msnts used by Mr.. Barthen and had been
stolen from his place of business.
The bank reported tho forgery TO the
pohce and to the P,nkerton Agency.
Second Deputy Commissioner Doueherty
suspected Doc Doyle. whose work he
has known for many years. Detectives
located Doyle. Swallowed him and land
ed the trio last night.
Jackson confessed his share In the
transaction after he had been identified
As tho man who. under the name of
William +. Kreiser, cashed the check on
Dec. q. He said the check was handed
him by Fisher and that the forgery had
been done by DOC" Doyle.
While the fs'2 check transaction Is the
specific charge against Doyle. Fisher
end Jackson. IL probably does not meas
ure with the extent of their activities
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06
Only One Way
To Stomach Health
Eat Three Meal, Day and Let Stusfts Dys-
peps;a Tablets Digest Them. The
Stomach Soon Receivers After

The very worst thing you can DO IL TO
starve yourself to overcome stomach
misery. Make your meals Just as com
prehensive a. possible. Use stuarte Dys.
pepsia Tablets freely for awhile and all
trace Of stomach trouble will be gone.
Dieting IL . failacy. The Intensive farming
and gardening OF the present day forces
such quick results that our dietary 10
lacking In the quantity of flesh forming
elements Of former days. Thus We get
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06

You Can Make Every Meal eel snug
surplus ~f starch; meats are often Dc.
spoiled o, much Of their nutritivs quality;
the soil IL depleted OF the amount OF veg
etabio salts IL ought to have. We do not
obtain the natural ripened fruits AID veg
etablss. hence the stomach requires as.
sistance to digest an overabundanee OF
fibrous material and take caro- OF fruit
acids that Mature had no chance to con.
vert into grape sugar. So We need moro
pepsin than the system can supply. moro
diastass. more Of the natural tonic and
preservative properties which ripensd veg
citation should give US. This deficiency Is
made up in stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
and Is the only way to have stomach.
health under modern conditions.
Try Just one box and you will never
want to be without this wonderful rem
edy for stomach troubles. stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets contain an ingredient. one
grain Of which will digest 1000 grains
| " food. They are so entirely harmless
| because they have absolutely no effect
| on the system one way or another ex-
| cept to do just the one thing-disest food.
Every drug store sells and recommends
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. The price Il
SO cents per boz.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06

The Right Rev. John A. stafford Of
st. Patrick's Church. Jersey City. is
critically all at the rectory. No. ts2
Bramhall avenue. OF pneumonia. which
followed a paraiytic stroke OF two weeks
ago. There Is little hope of his re-
covery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-06

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Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Die wsmFf mnO Der siesr.

Ser SonGnoer 1T elm f9leGterer
cSGqer ais Der Brittle, unb folgreiA
nebmen in NieoerlGnoi1h : Snbien,
in benz gang f~ultibtrten Saba uno in
Sumatra Die Siger ni9t ab, pGbreno
ffe in 8ritif9 Snbien unO 8engalen
mad Dem pdmirgebiet pertrieben finb.
- Sir Ben Rratpn bes 5iirfen Don
Sosratartd auf Saba aber perben an
iGbrli9 bon ausgetpu9fene Siger einz
eefangen unb gu biefem 3pede groBe
BIDDER gegraben, in bie man IebenDiz
ee, blufige @9afe tbut. lin Den
Siger aus benz Didi9t naA Dem
&ong unb in fein 8erOerben GIT
lpden, 1pielt Der SaDane, Defenders
in 8antdm, a1f Dem @ambelong,
benz Acknowledgement SnitinftiD
folet sic HieienfaBe ben meldn6oliz
Tden SDnen, bsnn ie peiB, OaB fie
uno lire Mbnsn i9pn mdn9en in
SrGumen berfuntenOen. fpielenoen
Ramponger mitten aus Der lagern0en
Grippe beraus gepadt un6 in lbds
9idi9t getragen bat, Inn ibn bort
in Hube gu Derfpeiien. Sieies
Mal aber iino Die am @dbelOng dtf
ibrer Sut; Der beranf9leiAenOe 3atii,
Der Jeinb Ser MenfHbeit" ourA Die
SDne angelodt, raubt teinen &Onz
ger, fDnoern tappt in fem 8erOerben,
in bas grDbe, NIT riefigen MangaS
un6 @nmmiblGttern bebedte Sod. So
fpiirgt er bic G9ufe ab. nm bann in
einem bpn oben berabgelaHenen 8dm=
bust6fig, Der biegt, uber ni9t bri9t,
gefangen unb i'm triumph nd6 Dem
Rraton oes SDesbeboepan bDn Snerdz
tartu t~ransportirt 5u neroen. Ser
@ambeIong," fagt Der Sapane. lift
meine Maffe gegen ben Ratji."
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

sd TONNE 10 in Dei6sls 3u.
he, fuenn id 81 rober ltiegen late. /"
,9dt fimmff Oh bod, ipenn Out
Of MID Obeiitl Sect, Oh D0stopp.
ii bdb ale Sof6en bun 0orit un
graben BON miene 8rut. Rist BLOB
mall" @otlieb belt Dem 8oiten elm
Gtiid 8raten unter Die Nafe. n20pt
81 ga MID an bat Woter inn MuIe
tofommsn9 lin bat mott umtommsr.
fuenn id aaiten trisge, 2sut Blob
an"
,Winf6t, id obebe 9i 10 bar3li6
oerne rutbilpen." ~
Dat is f6Dn en- amber @ort. ga
fritz 0att Stiide op, id bGb Be Sas
f6ep TAU bun, id friege't nib psoer
rim" @ottlieb f9ob Dem Rameruoeu
bas Stiid 8raten in Ben Muno. lin
nun maj I'm feet, Of Die ROnbe nod
MID timmt."
Sn bieIem M%nssnblid iparb our9
Die Sti1s Der Na9t Der Nnruf Der
Honpe Dernehntlth.
SD ne DIE Dummbeet!" Sn benz
feIbsn g(ugtnbIid bate @ottlieb Ben
SGbel Oes fa1lsnoen poitens an 1iGl
geriTea. Dat bGit On odpon. 9lIz
lefpiele gipt ct nur cine Miigli6teit
nod. Oh Ieggit 81 bal unb bift
frant, pettft pm nift, obeiit pie DOB.
9att annere min id benin mobI be3Dr=
gen. Mldf Dat On bal fimmIf, DIE
SpineegeI!!"
Ser DDlig berbubte poiten tbat,
pie ibm 9ebeiBen mar; uno nun fam
aud f9on Die 2onbe BON Der Neben=
@trabs Der bic @traBe bod.
Sat Ou De Snnute b6ltfI"
raunte @pttIisb benz an Der Grbe bin=
qeItredt Iiegcnben &ameraben gu.
.obeiIt as Of On Dob mart, b0rft %?
Damn min i'd Die Sadie ppbI tlar
friegen."
meniss @stunO.u fpdter borts
@pttlisbs Ruf Der Honoe entgegen:
,9alt, tDer bal"
rHon0e!"
limb Dann bieB es baIO: ngIanu2
Mas tit Denn Oas fir Elm S6pein
DDrt9"
unO bann msIbsts gottIieb: sd
fam um baIb 5tpDIf DOm urIaub 8u>
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

len, un6 ga Idrtefe sic 5a9e etipds
an0ers. Sdtte sic brobe MedIenbur=
germ uno Rotf6 aus Dem Sbiergars
tenriertel Tid binter Die 5rdu &omz
manoOfe geftedt, fpel6e nit ibrer
6,rrf4dft berponot. fi9 Oes Dfteren
f9on in ibrer Slide bate Ieben laIsn.
nno oobei nab pornsbmer 5rauena-t
audi etpds pertrduliG CUR Singfer
a0Hin eeipeIen mar. sic bate ia
3eit, sic brabe Grinlieiel uno lie
mar 70 beforgt Inn i6ren GottIie5,
10 ftbr beIorqt, DAB ie es pirtIid
fertigbradte, oas 6er3 Der 5rau
SbsrIt su riibren. @ottIieb Nu0elz
miller nonte feinen Nuaen niht trdu=
Ell, oIs er BEL Sen 6errn SberH
eintreteno, feline SrinIieIe bort erbIids
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

6ranf 4. @oli6 BON aanias Sit.
Nlo., Sallpt Ser nellen &ereinigtel
2 Characterization fiir inOuItriele
sslltereiien. Ill Elm praftiider &oliti
ter. GesbaIb bat er aud Oicie Steae
erbalten. 9fber er lit nid)t Elm prof-
t lder &olitifer in Oen Sinne, mie
mon oas g~em0bnlid neritebt. gr
tit Elm proftiiher Eolitifer, neil er
0aran glultbt, 9olitif peritdnolid 8it
modem ltn0 Oesbalb bat 8rdiioent
gSilIon i'm %eruannt. SEER @alib
BAT intmer gcmiinidt, irgeno Elm smt
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

rid, ga trof i9 Sen poitsn bier
to0Iterbenstranf. Gr REF mid an
uno bat mid, na9 Der Md9e gu lau>
fen unb Mlelbung gu MAIDEN, bamit
er abgelDIt piiroe. Mber nod ebe
i6 i'm redt begriffen bate, brad er
f9on 3ufammen Da bin ib bier
qeblieben, uno CT lisgt ieitbem bort,
ais Oh er tobt fei."
n&erI 1T pobl bsiOffen24 rtef Der
9ffi3ier, inbem er duf ben itarr unO
itetf an Der GrOe l%iegenoen Munn 8uz
frat.
gu gsfebI. ueiu, Serr 2eutnont!
Sd bab' aud erft gebadt. er lei Bee
truntsn; uber er lit pabrfGeinIi9
infOlge SiBf6lags trant g%tporben-
s@9afsfopf! SiBf9lag Inn nit
terna9t gibt's ia garni9t! Mber na9
Suff rie9t Der &erl aler0ings ni9t,
oas timmt. MluB inn alfo etipas
anberes SugeftoBen iein. 8leiben sic
10 LANCE bierl SD perbe fofDrt fir
MblOfung forgsn!"
13u 8efebI 9err Qeutnantl"
rSisbit 81, Dummies 2uberI" rdlr<
te 9ottlieb benz &amerdben an Der
Groe gu. nfuu geibt bat gut. Dat
Ou mi blob toiuoerlebt feline Dummz
beeten mebr matt. Menn Di erft
De Dottor inner De Singer bGtt. benn
fannft Du ia quan3pies tpeober ppz
leben, dber BET bdbin bIiDf Ou Dob"
Der damn blieb aud toot, Biz Ser
9ottOr ibn untsr ole Singer betam.
9a padte er ldng5am auf. nno
nas madte er 10 Dor3iigli9, oaB
Der iunge MesfuIdp ettpds BON dpDp=
lettif6em 9nbitus fpra9, Inn Drsi
Sage dbfolute S9onung uno fofor=
tige 9ispenfation BON Ser @ade
Derpronete. @ottlieb Nuoelmiiler
aber befam am fDlgenoen Morgen
npOr b%srfommelten &riegspolts" Elm
~befon6erss Sob tpegsn umIi9tigenWer=
bdItens aus Dem Munoe oes 6errn
Nittmeifters gu bDren. un0 tpenn ct
ni1t gar al Diele oumme Gtrei9e auf
Dem Rerbbpl5e gebabt bate, oann
Bate es am GnOe nod Die @efreiz
tcnfn0pfe oa5u eegeben.
Bis oabin bate li9 alio Oas
aIte Dittum BON Dem brapsn Wledz
lenburger uno @u~rcsoragoner glGn<
5snO bepdbrt; feline Mahrbeit bate
Ii9 fogar auf ben Rameruoen NIT
srftredt, Der Dem brapen GOttlieb, bulb
ge3pungen a~I1er0ings, dIs unbepuBz
ter QaSarus aus Ser Rlemme gebOIfen
bette. 8eioe lieBen fid am fOlgsnoen
Sage sic Murftz un0 8ratenf9nitte
Der glten Srinlisie JdbfsI f9meden
uno beOauerten babel b09itens, oaB
nidt ale Gage 70 elm 5uttertag mar.
9tber oas oide @noe fam mad.
Mm Nd9mittog tpuroe @DttIieb gu=
0eImiiler gum 9errn Oberf befObs
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

git boben. Sit ieiner friiben Sltgen0
miinidte er Elm alderman 5u iein;
ober aIs er 10 melt NOR, bate er bic
len @itniA oitfgeoeben. Gam moll-
te er @iirgermeifter mer0en, CAB bic
len @lutl6 ober alih allf, Inn @olt-
perneur gu mer0eis. 9lls MN oipies8e-
gebren erfiilt merOen fomte, moate
Ell germ in ben @unoesOienit treten,
uno ga fanO 8rdii0ent @iIion III i1ln
geraOe Sen ManiL ben er fir sic neiie
&ommiilion pollte. @alib uabm Die
gruennltHg freilOig al.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

te, uno am litbifen Bate sr, troB
Ser gIiibenoen 8lide, ipeI9e Inn Die
tpddre &0tfn alianOte, ane medlenz
burqifGen 80tf6s uno &ii9snmdz
oeIs gum 9eufel gepiinf4t. Gber
mas balf inn oiefer fromme Nunf9.
6atte Srinliefe " gefd0t, Damn
muBte er 9 fagen unO bei6ten.
Der 6err SberR ma6te es
inoefTen gnGoig. SrinIieie 0urfte
.p0niq berubigt" mad 6duie geber.
@ottlieb NuoelmiiGer aber mubte fi6
orei Sage gum Mrreft meIoen II me-
Qen Misunderstanding 8on Der
dnoern Rom0oie f6ien Ser Sberif
ni9ts ipifTen gu nollen. @ieIeiHt
neil fe inn nidt gemeloet tporoen
mar, poer ri6tiger geiagt, neil tie
70, pie fie Inn qemeloet norOen, feline
nrafbdre Sdnolung in f9 fhloB.
Der Serr MFiften8ar5t bate ia that
fd6Ii6 rdpopIeftifhen 6abitus" Bet
Dem Ypiten feftgeftelt.
,@iebf On. Sulunfs,1 Ia6te Der
5err Wa9tmeiIfer, dls fid @ottlieb
Bel inn gum Mr~reftuntritt meIOefe,
,orei 9aee! Sd nuBte's oorber.
Nu nan rim ins @ergniigen. @er<
,ient BAIT 81 ell"
SD aber fage: @inen Sdfen muB ods
@ort BON Sem brabsn Mledlenburger
un6 Oraqoner oo9 baben, namentli4
- penn er cine brabs IanOsmdnni=
f9e &Dtf9 CUR 8raut bat. Dixil
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
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iriIhunacn mliiparten miro. SEER
Wirflc hdlt MN 0as 9eIte an @ano,
rn0 Gin 9eiud bel linn miro 5ll
Se0ermamas 3uirieOenbeit a~usia0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

I'D 70! Batter (au feinen
9O9tern): Gebt eu9 Dieien Germ
nur rsbt genau an, bdmtt ibr ibn
INNER pieoer ertennt. Dor i'm
miiBt ibr eu9 febr in abt nebmen;
bsnn CT 1T lin gefdbrIi9er MsnI9!
9Dhter: Gr lift fpo5l elm Mdo9eniSs
ger ooer gourmo9er2 Batter: Rein,
aber er fGbrt MutpmObtEl
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
3aOudrtli6r 8c0aouIllng
At GOntmerprciiem.

@dbreno oes @onots 9(ngnIt mer-
Sc ib fiinitlide @ebiiie, sic $50
foiteten fir $500 berlteden.
$40 @ebiiie su $500; SIS &c
bite at $3.50. Iae anSeren Nrbei-
ten ST nerbGltnismGRisen Yreisber-
abiebnnaen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-25
svsoiaI Nugget esrstss-


 SYDNEY, N. s. W. Feh- 26.-i.tAr- tenant Inncs and rr. Nercc Nnwsons. laAdcrR UG nn Antarctic expedition uhrh sturlrd Oul IrrArHl ,nHDths ego iLaye prti.hsh niaerablE In WiIkrs- land.
 1lIo news WAS received yesterday bY tcI,%ram from sorhc nt tne survivors If lIlA expedition who ir.e reached uieIlLEsli6n. Ayr.Tdtng to ttIc u.S' nn trhsk 1T ia pvident tHat inc deaths ci tl,r rw-o mgr occurred lE mHnnef thnt EaA slrlkInEEy siInilsT to 'hf manner ia which srult 11+t his fRtf'
 They urr believed tn hnEe 'E -n ruuCht by hiIazatd while they were far a~aI trnm thGlT c:LT11n "Itno*I supplies. Thslr hadiea wa'' lcI7i ps il srarch naify which was sent fut
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-25

Ed. PAsEl, rex. Feb. 3S- hn1etionn troops wt1 probably CEias the Mexican hnrdcT within 24 hhurs and that mrRna nothing less thaR that state of var win e1ls. beLwasn this country and the Mexican republic.
 Texas miIitiarneu have received orders tu march across the bnTdcr to ti,e reitet nf Americans whc arr ini- prtEUned by ftth MexIeArs 1t Matn- moFas i'll tho StAts of Coahu1Ln. Tic tirnn of iheir startling has net yet been Hx%6 but it wI11 DrphabtY be today Ur tarnnsrow aH Hq reason can be seen nq~ for lunEsr postp0Hem6ut.
 The companies are aIrGsdy equipped sad ready to talzs the field. Tim nrcs- eut government of heTicU not being racognized by The government Of the United States Ac tulernntl0naI rulet wlIl be violated by ihs invasion, It iE not daerMed likely that dhH AI1lorto7us will have trlRir NdvunGs 0vpcEsd unless 9ns1I8 bands of MexICAns EH the h%IEh- burhpod become reckless md Cheh fire. The whole country la now watching the setting put nf itlR Ilttle tprce and for the results which 1t kA expected 10 haSs on the re1aiI0ns hetweet the t~c countries
 1SovsrAcr cnIqnItt wap lhs nAAt fc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-25
4eveisI NEsast ssr~Ip&

WAEEIINATDS. l., q. Feb. @.- 4 rK,st extraordinary condition nf At EaIrs has beon nr1uEhl rIHMt by inc order M Governor t!nIarltt o1 TeEas ktn The E1i!itin Lr cToaa lnLn Mexico. Immediatcly nIIaT Ihs rc4ripr Of thn IeWa helr tha zocrg+GsS If WIT sent orcArs to thu military soInTnandcr in Tsxas to prevent thia inraRIon ana ths result Ia now Scsne awsttea with AnS- ixIS News hns nltsstdy come th0t the Tel1s frlen will tna.sL upon marching over thr fT1ntirr And a clash petween the federal forces nrd ihe mllitiamHn ls looked for
 Ii iz IIow f1llly knOwD th2t f:oIGutt ncted entirely ns hIs oEn rcsD0nslbn- iry and hie orders HrU TnG1rd<d rs inc mUss amnsins nsrTrztlCn uf authority. Thn, he has Lfsc stale uT TCxas Rt his lracl, is q certainty and Texans Een. orally ArH known Io rc aLtaEcticr In f:GFer ct r. HAr. Should the federal Ho1dIerE attempt tn stun the militia sneI. | most srripLls TriRis nny he aS- peeLea but Ihe crllcrs rem tlts %ar d1go.l riTnsnt are strict.