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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12
DURHAM CASE IN
COURT Of APPEALS
North State Men Appeal for
Right to Make Knot
TYING Machines.

Argument was begun Yesterday i'm
the United states Circuit Court OF An
peais IN the case of the Byrd Manu-
featuring Company and the Harris Ma
chinery Company. OF Durham. y. c..
against the Barber Colman Companv
OF Rockford. ILL.,. growing out OF al
legged patent heterogeneous in the man
ufacture by the Durham companies of
certain devices for. tying knots in cot
ton threads.
The suit dates from March. 1910.
when' according to the bill Of com
plant fled in the United states Dis
trlct court at Raleigh. the Harris Ma l.
chinery Company began the sale and
distribution of certain modifying ma :
chimes made by the Byrd Manufacu,r-
NlS company The bin charged that
me manufacture and sale of these ma
CHIMES iniringed upon letters patent
granted TO Howard -. Colman. OF the
haroer-Colman Company, on April %.
The defendants dcmurred 10 the
chafSe OF infringement, claiming that
the complainants had not complied with
the provisions of the patent laws. and
denied that they had any lawful grant
or privilege by reason of their letters
patent The case was tried before
Judge H. 6. Conner, who entered a de-
cree on September .. 1912. in favor of
the Barber Colman Company. He held
that the Durham product was an in
frinSement In certain respects OH the
patent rights Of the knot-tyer made
by the Illinois men. and enjolned the
Byrd Manufacturing Company and the
Harris Machinery Company from max
ing or distributing their machines
The case is now before the Circuit
Court on appeal Of the Durham makers.
The machine Is in wide use in tho cot
ton mills of the country and the iebt
to manufacture it, exclusively is valued
at a large sum of money
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LAYMAN is RE-ELECrED.
General Committee of Order OF Railway
photographers Meets mt Roanoke.

Especial to The Dispatch
Roanoke. Va. March 1.-THE gen.
eral committee OF the Order of Railway
photographers on the Norfolk and Vest
ern system met here to-day for the
purpose of electng general officers and
transacting routine business.
The general committee is made UP
of five division chairmen, as follows:
6. w. Cabaniss, OF Lowry. Norfolk Di-
vision; Il. IS. Spedden. OF Winston
Salem. N. c.. Shenandoah Division: w.
a. L. Overstreet of Vicar Switch, Rad
ford Division; Fl. c. Galloway, of Gra-
ham. Pocahontas Division; w. NJ
haynes, OF Portsmouth. Ohio, Scioto Dr.
vision.
General Chairman G. f. Layman, of
Troutville, presided at the meeting
The session was taken up with dis
cussions OF general topics and the cleo
tlon of officers. The committeeman
were unanimous In their choice OF Mr.
Layman to succeed himself as general
chairman. and re elected Il. b. Spedden
rs secretary.
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ELLISON GIVES Up
CEMENT CONTRACT
Forfeits Certified Check of $3.50
to City-May Ask New
Bids.

Unwilling TO sign the contract pre-
sented 10 him by the City Engineer,
which required bond In the sum of
one-half OF the entire contract. Ste
phen a. Ellison. of S. y. Ellison & Co.
appeared before the Administrative
Board yesterday and asked to be re-
iieved OF contract to furnish the city
| with ITS years supply OF cement. He
expressed his Willingness to forfeit
the certified check OF $3.50 deposited
with his bid, and on motion of Cap
tain Mccarthy he was relieved of tho
contract.
The Ellison company's bid was
much lower than the city has ever
before secured cement for public
/ work. and, based on the amount used
last year. it was estimated that 1t
would effect saving to the city OF
from $4,000 to $4,000 per annum. No
action was taken in regard to new
contract, it not having as yet been
determined whether to advertise for
new bids. or TO award the contract
To the next bidder. the c. T.. Lathrop
Company, which held the city con-
tract last year.
n" High Current on Telephone Poles.
superintendent OF the Electric
Plant =. w TraTord reported to the
board yesterday that he was OF opln-
ion that tho city could not require
Joint use of poles for electric and
telephone wires-that Is for low pres
sure and high pressure current On
his advice number of pole permits
were granted. Permission was with
held for line of poles on the north
side OF Marshall Street between Jail
Alley and Fifteenth Street.
The claim OF j. w. Bottoms for S67
for time lost because of alleged in
juries while working as an electrical
helper in tho City Hall, was rejected
city Engineer Boiling was autho-
rized To employ two extra men for
the spring season at William Byrd
Park: hve extra men at Joseph Bryan
Park; one extra man for the Munu-
ment Avenue grass plots, and one
extra man at Candles Hill Park
Gas Inspector i. NJ. Shelton reported
on his investigation of the claim Of
Mrs. j. Lanesky. 1905 East Main Street,
for excessive gas bill. He had found
the meter in good order. and recon-
mcndcd that the claim be not allowed
y copy of his report was ordered sent
to Mrs Lanesky.
city Engineer Boiling was authorized
TO enter into contract with the T.
Sanford Ross Company for removal or
loose rock from in front of the city
Wharf
Can't Bay Old Pole.
letter was received from the Chesa-
peal1e and Potomac Telephone Com
pany. asking permission To purchase
from the Western Union Telegraph
Company iiftyfoot pole at Tenth and
canal Streets. The petition was re-
lected on recommends ton Of the CITY
Engineer, who stated that the city
mad just won an extended LITIGATION
with tho Western Union, as "a result of
which that company was now remov-
4 ing its offending poles from the streets
ana 1t was not considered proper to
allow another company to purchase and
use poles ordered to be removed
superintendent Henry Cohn. OF the
street Cleaning Department, was in
structed TO purchase fifteen mules ana
harness, and TO yet estimates of four
lushlnG machines ana one motorcvcle
Tor the use Of his department
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Especial 10 The Tirfs- Dispatch.I
Etna Mills. Va, Marb 11.-Rev. L. c..
Craddock. of RurtonSille. has been
called by Hebron and Beulah Baptist
Churches, and has accSted, to take this
charge April 3. Thee churches have
hecn without q paatr for the past
fifteen months.
Rev. MIR. Craddocllis married. and
Vile, Va.
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Count Andor Festet!cs. who Is q
familiar figure In American society In
Paris, in the South of France and in
the British metropolis. who is
wanted" by the London police and
for whose arrest warrant has been
issued in connection with a conspiracy
10 defraud DR. Hans Thorsch oi
$4,000. is by no means a stranger 10
the London police. in the summer OF
1909 he was arrested in London and
brought up at the Bow street Police
Court, on an eXtradition warrant. on
a charge Of theft Of jewelry perpe-
trated at Brussels
The prosecutor was we'll known
Brussels jcweler of the name OF
Storck who. having on sale pair OF
emerald earrings that had formed part
OF the treasure of Duke Charles OF
Brunswick. popularity known as the
Diamond Duke had been induced by
an individual of the name OF Jacques
de Vile, (alias William Jack, = we'll
known Anglo American eX-convict,D
who represented himself as the secre-
tary of Count -Andor Festetics. To sub
nit them 10 his employer. The jew
elcr took them to the hotel where
Fes;etics was stopping. and showed
them to the count. who declared that
he would be glad To purchase them
for 81 900 francs, and suggested that
they should be left in sealed pack :
age for several days with the jeweler
since he the count. had to run over
TO England for week or so and
would take the gems and pay for
them on his return.
The jewclcr was much pleased with
the transaction: but on the following
day it suddenly struck him that the
sealed package was somewhat lighter
a he ApNOr1inplN no
took it upon himself TO break the
seals and TO open it in the presence
of his lawyer, and found therein. not
the earrings. but four Jumps of sugar
which had been hastily substituted AT
the hotel while his atteAtion was
momentarily diverted
The matter Was at once placed in
the hands of the police. Count Andor
Festetics and Jacques de VILE. who
was his confederate, were traced 10
London. where it was found that the
count had pawned the jewels for
81 300. Needless to add that both men
were speedily arrested and Andor FEES
tetics was held at the Bow street
Police Court OIL $4,000 bail which
was furnished by his long suffering
and unfortunate father, who. making
his home at Wiesbaden, has almost
ruined himself in his efforts to keep
his son out OF jail His rather IN the
end Unidentified the pawnbrolier. Sc
cured the return of the earrings TO
the jeweler at Brussels. paying him
a very handsome sum by way Of COM
pensaton for all the trouble and an
noyance to which he had heen put in
the matter, and in this way obtained
ii withdrawal OF the charge.
On another occasion Count Andor
Festetics was condemned, In contuma-
cion to eighteen months imprisonment
In Belgium, on charge OF fraud, and
still. believe, has that sentence
pending, to he executed whenever lie
sets foot on Belgian territory
Last summer his name figured in
the Bankruptcy Court in London with
liabilities of about 100000 and assets
amounting to IS and some cents.
Through counsel, he ascribed his
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Curious Reasons Advanced for
Order to Withdraw Them
From Circulation.

Hl IA MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
IN HiLATELISTS viii do well TO take
immediate steps TO obtain speci-
= mems of the new Russian postage
stamps Issued in connection with the
celebration OF the tercentenary OF
Romanon rule. For they are about to
be Withdrawn, and will soon become
az scarce as hens teeth. The reason
for this is curious one. Difficulties
have arisen. owing to the fact that
the post office officials throughout the
provinces. and even in Moscow and st.
Petersburg are afraid 10 impress the
cancellation mark and date upon the
stamps. on the ground that by thus
obliteratng or dcfacins the portrait
OF their sovereign they are rendering
themselves guilty. not only OF an act
OF lcse majestic. but even of sacrilege.
wholly repellent to their ideas. For
these new stamps bear the efHgies of
Emperor Nicholas and also of several
OF his Romanon predecessors on the
throne.
In taking this View, the post office
authorities are Endorsed by the clergy
and the preiates OF the national state
church of Russia, twenty OF the prin-
cipal archbishops having forwarded to
the Holy synod at st. Petersburg a
strongly worded protest against the
use OF the imperial portraits on the
Tex Cclltid4H PcSluSe SldlilpS cH
the ground that il is degradation
of the august dignity and sanctity Of
the regning sovereign and an ofense
TO the sacred memory Of his illustrious
pred ecessors"
When one reflects that in England
and in most OF the monarchical coun
tries OF Europe the defacement of cur
rei.t coin bearing the eftigy OF the SOW
ereign constitutes not only a INSIDE
meanor, but even a felony. II becomes
easy to understand the attitude of the
Russian post-ofiice officials. CInci-
dentally, ! would say that these Eng
ish laws were Instituted to prevent
among other things too enterprising
;radesmen from stamping their own
names, or that of their wares. on the
coin OF the rcaln.) But SO far as
know this Is the first time that any
difficulty has occurred in connection
with postage stamps, where, instead OF
being against the law, the cancellation
through DETACHMENT is absolutely
necessary 10 prevent fraud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mrs Harry Orchard, OF Lynchburg
IS the guest OF Mrs Ernest Buxto a,
her home on Grove Ayenus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Miss Woodward. OF .puth Carolina,
is visiting her brother. lr. F. G. Wood
ward, at 1909 West Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Georfe Perkins. Of
Charlottesville, are in this city for a
short stay.
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In and out OF Town.

Mrs William Il. Massie and Miss
Ella Buck have returned fr,m a short
visit 10 Rose Hill"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mrs Milton Smith. of Biltimore. is
visiting friends in Richmoad for this
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Miss Alaude NJ wickr, OF eos South
Third Street, formerly OF Farmville,
who was operated on last week at
the Retreat for the silk. is now rap
idly improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mrs. T. Garnett Tai, returned to
Richmond Sunday, afterh trip to Pan
anna.
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Meeting Tonight.

There Will be a meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Order Of Owls. this
evening At 5 o'clock in Smiti ideal Hail.
BUSINESS OF Importance is to be dis
. cussed and decided at this meeting.
and all members Of the Organization
are urged 10 be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mrs. Thomas West vii join he
mother Mrs j. c. Wysori Of CIifto
Forge, at 2l5 East Frarkiin Stree,
for visit OF several dayslthis week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mrs. ]. II. Morris and Hiss Thei,
Morris, OF this city, are gusts of re-
tives in Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Mr. and Mrs. j. Turnei Greene have
given up their apartment on Stuart
Avenue. and are now 4 the Chester
Hotel In Chester. for tie spring and
summer months.
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in Washington. where she will remain
until after Easter.
club Entertained.
The Monday Evening Five Hundred
Club was entertained by Miss Fannie
Williams. at her home in Highland
Park. this week The parlors were
decorated in areen and white. the
Same color scheme being carried out in
The favors and prizes for the evenings
entertainment. Five tables wore en-
gagged and Miss Bremen was guest OF
honor. The highest score WAS made
BY Miss Geraldine Cole and Frank
Cole
The next meeting of the club will
be held on Monday. March II, with
Miss Sadie a. Selden. at her home, a70S
East Franklin Street
Leaving Washington.
Says the Washington Post of recent
issue.
After visiting Baltimore and Wash
ington Mrs. Anne r. Finch Frayser
has left for the South, where she will
Wish relatives in Richmond, Chester
Petersburg and Roanoke. before return
ing to Knoxville, Tenn. where che is
temporarily located
Miss Anne r Wilson Finch. VINO has
pcen spending the season in Knoxville
rem, Is visiting friends in the city.
MISS Finch expects 10 leave for New
ioFN soon. where she viii complete
her musical course"
importnnt Meetings.
The Richmond Chapter. United
daughters of the Confederaoy. viii
hoid It's regular monthly meeting this
morning at II o'clock In Lee Camp
Han Plans for the ball TO he given
In May viii be discussed and other
important business transacted A fuIl
attendance is desired
Ihere will be very important
called meeting OF the board OF man
ayers of the Virginia Home for In
SnTapies thls morning at II o'clock at
Murphy's Hotel All MEMBERS are
urged TO be present
There VIII be a meeting OF the exec
ut!ve committee OF the Nurses Settle
meni ms afternoon at O'Clock. The
meeting viii be held ut ao3 South
Cherry Street, and all meinbers are
asked 10 attend
Meeting Tonight.
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Miss Nellie Talbot willlleave I
tomorrow TO visit Miss R,salie l.;
horne in Portsmouth.
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Mrs. Lucas, of West Virginia, and
MISS Lucas are spendisg some time
AT the Mount Vernon, n this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Cadet Armistead Welliord. OF I
Virginia Military Institut., is a gu,
of his parents, DR.. and AIrs a H. we
ford, on Cathedral Place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-12

Miss Jacqueline Smith is attending
a house party at "Ro.emont." near
Alexandria,
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TljRk|SH TROOPS MuT|NY
 ALONG THE OARDANELLE LES

tnoplt and that 1t has ins situation pretty well In band.
 The messages from ccnatantincple 1FUIIt the mplknY on snh DhrIIaueli4.s are bei1E avtdently censnred md thr gravity n[ the siInattoA rhn onIS he AUrInlHad. iAtuuEh can be told, how e"er, 10 sh"w tlLAt the Tul ks h.Lye been driven tu mHniarAI rage By Ihr disastrous ourSdfflc ui the campaign. What is not lEMcWu Al present. is Ihs direct cause of inc nnitiny No def mite in:nTrnatidn iS frFlheonIi ng
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PtEAsANr PARTY.

4 pleasant tIrae ~nR HpsHt IdEt night at the teBiden@k nt 11r. Rn4 Mrs, gAm 1MgEarE hy a party of unTnHr- rted toikF who chase for hest Aha hoslAas thust With whom R xo1A tEn1s Was sure.
 Th1ge preFent were; [tnlnhr HEzry and Carl I-onnen. EArl Hunt. Arthur Cole. George pugar. Al flstrhET. LDl1a We!th. MIzHsz Brennan LawiE. EunHhacl. Eearle. Fnrni. BIrn. La La Ct0iF
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NC IcLE PEOPLE NOW
 AROUND COUNCIL ciTT

N11 a 1hhM 10 Idlo nov nrsdnd the Co,inriI district accordinK tc MaJor ". !, GiI1nure. who retuTDAA from that plAcA yegteESAaY with F1g6 AysT'
 Everyone Is busy hauling wOo1 and preparing for the sirmnher.
 Nhns Lhe tpo Nome men "uEs 'n Council the Arctic BFoIherhood DS lhaL ptare ENvs a anoEer and ban- auAt In thelr hDnOr on Saturday n'Enr and a dance on Monday night
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HsvAeal ttmsa bat. untiI rhe inquest Is held. the fvtl particulars viii HO' b. known.
 Tho facts Ra they nave 1ecn sieHn- ed at present are that Smith lert hamA and DFetemdeh thnt he AfaS gn- 1Rg away for Ao1nn time. Returning hurIie6lY. it Ia stated. hS found Kelly and Mira Smith toENIher under cir- <.lmstancQv whlch enrzxed hlm. He
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CLOSE SEASON
 IN PRIB|lOFf
WISH TO STOP FI&HLMA FOR
 SEAL FOR FIVE YEARS,
9C@eirI MuAaet 6~rvieA

9p@%isI Nugget 6STvi=~
 WASHINGTON, D. t:,. Jan. Su!- The houge cpMuIttae endorsed today the movAnAAnt ln favor nr closing thh sr4I flahInE Hro1hd the PrIbIoE Inl- undn for a psr10d of 1vt yearH. This eluNing ta declared to ne neeoss1EY tG mva the scala from uttHF extinctkoh IlserH but many believe the step aH bA uhhAcsAAary. The r|ccElmAndAiL0n vf Ihs comnnitth& EIll nrobably 1ettls the mnftAt, however.
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CASE DISMISSED.

The cage R9aIn9t Charles MeKIr for AAhAhltihE HnrYeY Grant FYa d!srMiaAad yesterday Hftern10n in sh+ nuhHidlpai court. Tha defendant had about fen witnesses and nlnlntIR haf three or fnnr, The largest er1&A for a IcnE tiTna waa present 10 hear the ApIdAnct. The assault wns said 10 have token plRre tn B saloon
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RPseIal Nugget ssrstsA

ep4elnl hnHnnt eSrStsA
 . DAWSON Jan- 8o.-WIiHara Smith. hia wife and Michael Kelly arc All dead az the result of battle which took pIacr yesterday in the hlncs .Hilrs ruodhouse.
 The nEht wzz due tn 1caI0usy. Smith 1lpd become enfhsed hy ths attentions paid 10 hIs TlfO by Kelly. 1t ts said that he had wnrnsd her
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s.uisI NuaaS4 S"rT'c0s

snsisI Nuaas4 a"TT'"c'
 v.-R hHENTG. Jan. SG--A Esnsl ,:.;;n.-knhle. turning of In" Jnhs"S naF .,r,,rad in the cHsc 'sf GIu''if %1na "a -1o1I1.a have now been hrl1 uL' ;, thA. .sp.sctAt Nee,l: of the infort"r s.u.rim4pt Oh .hC FruInds 'Ent lr'ao oIa,oe were stSnrcd h9 lratsd.
 asayis declares that tnE orhrr has h.na made hr1liEh the "EPn"E O.: ,soss whose caaims in AIa''kA were rsnesied As the rfsuIt Q: hts "ppU' at;on whsn he %nE aP official of m" Iaua Ntice himself
 TSs spAriRI aeeut whu Is HOW turn
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TWO HUNDRED noes :;
 KILLED LAST ouRhTIER

Moro than goo dogs EsrA ox@euted hy the citS kHlh0FitIes iah1 zuEzmsF, 1faay were killed because thAAr cwu- crA raid no lLesns4m hut otitnrs were killed for v.eloluueza uf h@cAuAa they suffered from dlHcAae Ac the rTus- %aL time unY ebout ITO doSs. hRve ,tcens,.s rAid for them, The fsAsan fer IbA ordinance pUtttAg Mcsasf on doga MAS "a .keaR the eRi@eAlAg 2 I mp jSrins H tds tas children nre not at hon7,
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cuRFEW BLlNkS
 OVER SEATTLE
FROM NOW uEs aTREET LIGAT@
 BLINK AND kipe 0c HOME.
Special HLagBf 3arvlUA

Special HhagBt 3arvIuA
 { SEATTLE Jan sG.--fhe curf6w i&@ wHNt Intn effect kere last night ThA signal for yulmE 6uiks to get oH thc streets is Elv1h HS rhs blinking oG tha city lights n0t hy th& Eo06 old neu to1llRG zygteFn- The blinking Of rAe lights nt H given ttTIac .hAa q rnnHt remarkable effect.
 Thr eurfew lAr waa thought 10 hs necessary tu clear haye and girls Gm fife tIreeIz Recmtl5 sevetAI sveHts have cccurrvd K Khich created q feeling iH itR favor
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arseIsI Nugget 4sFVt%A

TAHTnEdTOH. r, C~ lAu. a. In c furHwclI speech Tcuversd lshfcTe the Ohlo Society this Afternoon PrrIl- doh4 Taft warmly attarlteG tho hl1t Whirn tE being drawn up In tLv''T 1t eraptlrg IrhrrAnd@nce to the Philip pines.
 TIs, eKpTesscd thA hsliof that HCII4- ipE uiorA disastrous tO Iha 1AlhiIds
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SAYS OTHER
 HUSBAND LIVES
NOME MAN EIlEA 9uIT FOR DI
 voRcE AGAIN5T WIFE

EE1'ard ,lIsun filed auII tnGae aHaInst Sara 0lAon. hIA Wi1A, whom he charges ia his conpIAint with hav, ing aruther hushuIl Ily3nG. He also eutnpleins thar she tE&Ated him crpclly..
 They vote married hn April At seattIt. 'r'.
 c. ]: Lotutu TtpGsSsmu Rhe psat n- fIE
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WILL eINe AVE MARIA.

9oUnod'a "Ave Maria wtl! bA sAt1E by special requtst by MIan Elsla RaFAI neset Saturday evening. Ah- other special feature of the -Cnncert that evening wIll be the vibslh Shil&4- Co by Mir. Sunchgry. A6S
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Apsei@l Nupesa ess>sass

Apsaiel Nuuest 6ssVaes
 LONDON. Jan. s9.-rhA slH7Eettcs confirmed their rtotMe heTs today ard attempted tD force heiF way Into uIe houses df parliament.
 A nest exciting sceuc resulted from thls attempt 4 great toscs of p0' IsrImen was specially ttAhoned Cut' A;dA thA buildings and aRseral times the "Hohbies' were hard put to 1t to oysgEpnae the rushez nEhe by tne
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ahnut 1t hut lt h Aaaumsa that f K due t0 the bame q1ehtlcn wa4eh cAua, cd the fishtE near the 1tty- That iu. tic luulinS iR due e5ther to thA da- alre tn continue the war o1 tn sh& np. b41sitc WiHh-
 Turkey i# now declared 10 b-s in ! must awful n0hItI1R bF. all HnrupA. It would appear that nothing LAHs than q miracle can prSvsnt thS BuIgarsans from uiAtci1InG Into EmstzntlnDplc.
 -An~-----@---
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sAIELba IN bz sgro@.

4 letter rAceivsd from Walter 4hiE11H by Waiter Johnson c1htAtn1 thA 1Ei1oFlnAftCal that at thA ums the letter wRs written the tennreFEtnr% oh tho K0hpiG. where he E2B travelling. waE 62 below Bstu in Ghe day time and wR$ prchakly mnet tower at night
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.,..,.l Nuss4 s.rvl's'

...a,.l Aussst ssEslHs'
 IoNnoN. Ian se-1rho 'u''a%s n
 p,,,- risen In rnutIny nIonE Inc .. V ..l,Hs. AccnrtinF |" thc Aa' ..,.a.vcd n%rr today ut Shnt "s nF Turkey Ia now Il raging in rA inc result or thc Iittee P"V .r hardly he tprcteld- The .o+we4n thh vVInE Turks anI rs' aAnet4nsa nt tho late NE"im s..a.,s side is said tO ho s'''' G""'F
 ...t ,t as IhunEhr shut Inc army U" ..n rcort;nniE'"h re'sr CHns7ane e
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-30
MORE ROADS FOR
 ..... THE COAST CITIES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-30
GONE OF THE NORTH.

There Will bA meeting Of tHO Sons cs iha North at tnkir hAH next HatVr- dAy night February l. st S p'ripek. All uld =uennI,ers RHd all whc wh0 wish to join ore redAehGed to bs present.
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