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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11

blllb bibrog nleJet til at gisre oct
icltligt, ioet oct meote op manolterf
banbe REQ deception og / &aOlsiort
&otel fsr Soreoroaet og oflang Ell
Trffc Sunge unbcr Fro'. Sltlte8
Seoelie.
% auptein g%nullbien fonn nco /
Sotellets sSoper for at fierc I'll Ans
0itorirmL Itob Songcrne oplttllet %
iitente itrar "8tu Ngt!" Serefter
fllgte bcn norifc % Den omcrifanIfc
Nationaliong, hpOrpoa ct Songcr.
bitrrn blcp gipet. aaptcin Imllnbien
taffeoe hjertelig DIR Serenaben %
lopebe at berette Tor fine aamerater
fra SGrOen ON benle Sploniug, Iont
ban opiattebe iom lige meget for benz
iom for Jig. SEQ Receptionen GAP
Sangerne fortoen SGOrelonbSiange-
ne "Slof Srpgpoion", "SruOeiGr.
Den" og Soar Siorbene bInater".
Sra Sotcllet til Nubitori,lm blep
Den I%utontobil, bppri &aptein
gmuitOicn % aomitecns Sorntaltb
fisrte, eIfortcret al ilere bunoreoe
W%eolemmer of norife Sorcninger
meo norife EolirimGlto / Spioieu.
Sbin Glub bnpoe igaar IlfteS ira
81. 8 til Z en- meget ItilfulO % talriJ
beIggt Set for aaptein I%nnnbien.
alubbens Er9iioent Sbps. s. SfcGet
talte, og 8uperner Gberbart beo
&apteinen pelfommen til Wiinelotu.
aaptein Nn1unOien boIbt Ell fort 90
lie og taffeoe for al uopiit 8enIig.
beo. Sofolerne bar impffet. Sllpper
ierpereoes peb en- RGffe Smoabproe.
Den Gel al programmed, ipm ino.
befatteoe ct 9eisg til Statsuniperii.
tetet og en- Sundeon i9aar Wtiboag
/ Sbulanim Club, maatte ilsifes.
&apteinen beflageoe meget, at ban
life funbe afl9gge Sbulanion Club
lit geIeg. Ger bar Ilig Ell Masie
grepe fontmet til bam Der, og ban
bapoe life anben SID emo nogle 81
ner ON Gftermibbaeeu til at gien-
neingaa Dem.
Sa &npteinen libt ober ar. ~
igaar Wiboag anfom til Union De-
pot, bar flere b~ltnbrebe Wetneifer
iamlet Ser, % ban blep itrar biIiet
meb norife Surraer.
s eftermiooag oe iaften boloer
aapteinen SoreOrag / EeopIc's
Gburh / ct. Saul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
Optoier / Japan.

Sra Sofio, Sapon, teIegraferes
Den 5tc Sebruar: Semonitrutio-
irer ianbt iOug Steb uoenior 8urIa.
mentet, efter at observation-disclosures
til Miniiteriet Srils aatioura bar
~pebtaget.
Solfenusi len tiIiublebe Dteolem-
merne al oct fonititutionelle Yarti
lit gifalo, og ouerfalot De iaofalbte
Gencgaber / oct nationaIIiberale
Tarti, ion1 Sc fGiteoe no al fine
Sogne ba De forisgte at fiere bort.
Wobben gioroe ct 6orisg paa at
buffe line Gre / aanaIell, men blep
efter Ell beftig Stamp forbiuOreoe
beri af Eolitiet.
Sorilaget ON ct WistiQiospotltm
I'll Gegieringen fremiattes al QUITO
S5ati, fbp. gorsermeiter / Sofio og
oct fonititutionelle Eartis Ssrer.
San retteoe ct bittert angreb moo
Miniitcrfeien, Grins Gatiura, bpem
ban beifplbte FOR Siliibei9ttelie al
SnrOets @rurolop.
Erins Satiura giorbe / lit Ill
ipar opmerfIom paa, at ban bauba
opertaget Stiaingen iom Otinilter.
def paa aeiierens uOtrpffelige Or.
Ore % rRpnte flere Er9eeoenier ior
Den aurs, ban bauoe fulgt.
Farlamentsmeoerne blep oerpaa
| ell SrOre ira aeiieren ~iuipenoeret
| lem Gage.
Set antages at Grins Satirra pil
oplsie Yarlamentet % uoifrioe nge
9aIg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
0hielfrvsnine.

Sra 8rano 9tapi0s, 8i5., teleara.
rereS Den 6te 6ebrlInr: Ere Menne,
fer or / 9tnt ~irosiet libel Der os
Bort Gomarbs, lem Nil / Sp0ueit ior
8rano Hapio$. Sbermometeret bite
ioag Ntorges paa % 8ra0er UNDER
Nul.
Get itioirosre Gig al Or. :. 6.
geatti, Ell iremragenoc Gprlpge Der,
al 9pen, ianotes / Bort Golpar0s, %
10 ufienOte WanOsperioner irss
lblGl | en- tom @oosuogn, ser benitob
pao ct Si0eipor Der.
Get ~iormooes. al Or. gcatti bar
paa @lenoeien, at ban baooe glib o.
ialot ooereuoe o. iIaaet iig iiuinte
6aloet. San efterIaber iiQ Nuitrlt
% Here iHlad Born.
De TO utienote Eerioner ontages
at bapc isgt Sp / 8oospognen, og at
De CT irosnc ibiPl, mems oe laa %
ioD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
Piitoriif Reunion.

Sra Santa GruS, Sal, berettcS
Den 5tc 5ebruar: &c 9ieruepen0e
Wteolemnter al Den Gionerilof al
"Seatb Gallep argonaiiter", iom iol
63 aar iioen frpbieoe Erfenen %
Den rG0ielsiuI0e "Ieos0al" paa
8elen til 8uloielterne / California,
boIot igaar en- Heunion hos Mr8. :.
W. gricrS, iom ielp bar Ell al Dem,
% Iom MI cr 90 Ior %aannnel. vi
DC 200 Tom paa oer iorirrheliac
2rfenpanoring nlaatte oriffe Orc.
bloc lorot title i'm ~uIioelige Grit.
er MI bare Ter iIiue, % ale oisie par
tlllteoe paa Ell ttpr.
8uloisgeriloffen "Sapbaiufers"
lom DC falbte liz, iorIoS SALISBURY,
81, ben 5te April 1919. De bar De
IsrIte, iom gicunempanoreoe Is0s:
0alen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
6ammel pioner 900.

Sra Sulutb, Minn., berctteS ocr
5te 6cbruor: ESobn SIpnu. Der bar
oct isrlte bpioe Wcrmelfe, ioru bnne.
De Iig Bel gicnnem TiIonisiet ira ct.
FouI til DC inoionifc SanoeIsplaoie
poa 9rebbcrne al safe @ermiuion,
% lom belsate SuIlth, ba oct par e.,
libetpoelia lioeu 6lpffc nteo bare
nc5le ioo Snobpggere, er oiguaet peo
Cohen / iii Stem her 9peu.
Sam bar SltIlttbS rloitc Stopaa.
ner, % bupoe ban IeOet til Den 24oe
Sunni iaar, pilbe ban upret 100 gor
gommel. San par isot / SSrlano Den
24be Sitni 1918 % fonn | 1926 til
Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
Oorf hone orcbt.

Sra aiirora, 81, beretteS ben ste
5ebruar: Mrs. emil SIion, 80 aar
gammeI, Of Elano, 81, iom FOR bare
en- llge iibeu fit Ell Netsorhre uoIteot
Iorbpoenbe benoes Manh at fommc
mo / SuIet, foroi han bunoe til go.
ne at fate en lanet Geoolper eiter
benoe, bleo ifrbt og orpbt igoar If.
tes. San ifieo iaa pao beres Ter gar
gamle gurnL og iioen penbte han
gaabenet moo Jig ieIp oq orpbte Tia.
Farret bapoe ire gsrn al bpiIfe Oen
Ploite err IA slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
6rubeulyffc / Japan.

Sra 6lifiiofo, SSapan, t~eIegraieres
Den CITE 6cbruar: Minoit $50 Irbei,
bere onlfom / cn al auIgrubcrnc /
9penS Snlegn Iom IsIac al Ell prl.
org SascrpIoiion. Wungc artages
az pGrc bleune brnbte meo oct FAM.
me, % Der nrrcS rinac Saob ON
Incoming FOR oent, inm muIigeu8 enc.
mi or llipc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11
en- Ooosleiler.
Nurif Sfib teller herrclsit umfring
paa SerSeasbdpet.
site en- SiGl omboro.

Get brittle Gampifib "Rlmonia".
lon Den 5te os. nlfom til 9tefpport
Mems 90, beretter, at oct ben f9oe
Sdrniar / Saronnoet ornfring I5orer.
ne bdpoc ltsOt pua oct norite garf'fib
"Renittcrt" 6rirenoe umfring pod
Sapet ltoen en- Ieoenbe Sipl omboro.
6ortstet bar fuISt iisopstiet. soot
prouianteret og Raiter os Sell / pei
pcholo.
Soorior Snrteiet err blet forIaSt az
ManoIfabet, % bpor bette er blepet
al, er ct iuIoitrnSiat WpIterium.
"Rurnauia" iaa oct ieile un6cr CIT
s8enoe Sino ioruoen nogeli til at
itbre oct. Sra llofigstsnoen bIep oct
%ropporteret, at "Remittent" bar ct
Glib oIoeles uhen aontroI. og aup.
tein Glorioge latte loa ipei for at
reobe Sfi6ci.
sra "Hiularia" blcp Der neoliret
9aaoe Tor at foa Ell 5rosie ipitet til
"Henittent". Get lnffe6es eiter Ell
times geitrrbelier at fonrme ON.
boro paa Oct o. iaa 5rosien i9itet.
Ter por intet Segn I'll 9eiPtnin.
gen. Eoa Gpffet bar Der Spor ei.
ter mango Sober. : aubptteu bar
Der iorifielige 3ing / arogene. DC
o'loalte Rum bar ursrte. effects
Fdplrer % Sisfart bar / gehoIo. !
ocns Tanoantere q ct rigeliat ,sor.
raao nteo ieritt Galo. Salt aiso
og aiGr iauotes | Eropiontrummet.
Ut Storieil oa Ell alpper bar rlllet
lolnmen. Sruboaoene bang paa lin
Glaos.
"Hiimailia" tog "Gemittent" pad
Sl9b; men unoer Ell allling ca. 100
wtil ira aop Senrp ipraRs 5rosIen,
% trobs mango Sorisg bar oct uIril.
liat al ina iRltet Ell mn. 20 8dnge
foricete "Runtania" at iptte ub
gaooe Tor at bringe en- M 5rosie
cmborb men hper Sang bleu gaaoen
fmuit moo Sfibsiioen.
"Nemittent" isrtes al Suptein
Sorgerlon OF aigif ira Rio 8ranbe
De Sul Den 25be Sftober iii Siuer.
pool. Get bar fun ct Tibet Sfib
pao 351 IONS og bapoe ianoipnIig.
pts Ell g%eiptnin9 poa ier q ipo
Diano.
Tn al Dc Sor. Staters Sulbfutte.
re er 'enot afiteb forat opisJe oct Der.
relsie Sfib, Der rimeIiguis iremoe.
leg ortper omfring iom en- Sure Tor
StibSfarten.
Sra Heruport 9elus, ga. teleara.
lereS DEN 6te 5ebruar: Ser err 0tll.
Itgbeo ior, at Manoifabet paa oct
nor'te 9arfitib "Remittent", iom Den
19oe Saniar ianotes orIuenoe herre.
lott omfring paa Sapet / Rprheoen
al De a~joriite Ger, er reooet o. be.
rinoer Jig omboro paa Iumpifi6et
"6imrette", Der afgtf berira Den lite
Snnuar Tor NeapeI, StaIien.
Rens SoIotrpoieren "Cnuuba.
Ga" ioag trai 5orbereoeIier til at
ltltfe | Siser iorat isge at Ieie ct
Wtpiterium. iom bar itor 2igheo meo
Den uoptlarebe Soripiuoen al 9urf.
tibet "IParie GeleIte" / 1873, irolsb
Der et Telegram ON. at "Simreite".
loet Oct posiereOe Gibraltar, huube
lignaItieret ilono. al Oct buoSe "Re.
mlttert"3 Wanoifab omborb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11

'enotcS Observation-Disclosures Spcafcr
bcltenlt fraroabet EIonen. ~pQientliq
al Den @ritno, at Oeu ioreiIaoeoc
6orbeSrirg life piISc bIi til noacn
SoroeI ior SfibSfortcn pau Mti$iiS.
lippictl.
Samea $. 9rabn, oen nunoIgtc
Sclator ira SSoaho, opertog ocn 6tc
oS. III SGhc / Senotet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-11

Oct Ter nofiaa merft no Tor benz,
iom err interesiereOe ! Sorbeoringen
al Snoiiserne Miae Sacs os Snomia
peo SpfsreIien al en- 2Rmning oper
Drum Hiper og berpeo / betpoelis
8rco brpe ganoitanben / oisie fam
menb9nsenbe Siser. General Dir.
By, Snsenierforpiet Gbef, bar nenllis
j en- Rapport, iom ! sToags ouer-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
WORK WILL BEGIN AT ONCE
HillsbOrOugh will Commence the
South End of the Great Ma
tiOnal Highway

Tampa Tribune: One half of the
million dollar issue of brick roads
bonds of Hillsborough county was
sold by the county commissioners
Thursday to Chicago concerns for
s490,150, the successful net bid be-
ing .9S03.
The money is to become available
December l and it will then be pos
sible for the county to proceed with
the purchase of material and ma
chinery and the building of the
roads
The price obtained for the bonds
is regarded as good one under
present conditions in the bond mar
ket
The expenditure of approximately
$500, 900 in good road work in this
county will prove a great stimulus TO
general business and if the roads are
properly built, will make Hillsboro-
ugh the greatest county in the state
in this particular and one of the
greatest in the south.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

doesn't mean ii. He could put up a
better argument for the other side.
The printers had a cost congress
in Ocala last week. 1t is pretty we'll
known that among the fraternity
business on business principles. AS
an example OF this fact a piece Of
work was submitted at the cost con-
gress for all to bid on. The esti-
mates ranged from eight dollars be-
low the cost of the job to four or
five dollars above. The Importance
of cost finding was driven home by
this one instance. Suppose the mer-
chants were as far apart on cost fix
ing as printers, how many merchant
princes would there be? On the
same line and for the same reason
the mpecuniousness of the printer
is DUE largely to the making of pric-
es without regard to cost. The Ocala
meeting was of great Importance to
the printing interests of Florida and
it is hoped that it will mark the be-
ginning of new era in the business.
Orlando Sentinel.
That listens, we'll, Joe. but there
was no printer present at Ocala from
Orlando and your city has the repu-
tatiOn of being the greatest cut-rate
printing place in the state-Sanford
Herald.
Now then, Joe, will you be good
If the Gainesville Sun is not care
full it will be sued for libel 1t says
1t is claimed that a California man
can put out fire by singing" We
know several people in Gainesville
who will insure putting out an audi
ence in the same way-Miami Me-
tropolis
If anybody sues the Sun for the
above quoted remark, it can obtain
all the bail it wants from the IN
counted men who had to pretend
they were delighted when some eX-
cruciator was singing. We are not
sure that excruciator is a good word
but it takes a bad one sometimes tc
express some things
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

W. track if the gap was closed. II
would be entirely possible if the road
once reached this city to extend the
line TO Silver Springs; and then
Ocala would be we'll fixed.
The people OF Northwestern Mar
ion are much disconnected. They are
virtually cut off from their county
seat; other towns are more accessi-
Bile than Ocala; so if We continue tC
dilly daily with them, We needn't be
surprised if they flock with eastern
Levy and form a county OF theil
own year after next
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
PROHIBITION DOES
NOT MAKE PERFECT

Columbia, S. c., State: The letter
of Mr.. Thomas H. Harlee, Jr., which
We print today, is typical OF the pro-
hibitionist view-and we know we'll
that it is an honest. earnest, sincere
view. We are strongly tempted to
answer it but-"whats the use?"
Disagreement is so complete that it
would be a waste of time to enter
upon debate.
Believing in the unselfishness and
worthiness of the prohibitionists'
motives, the State extends to them its
help in the publication and pressing
For itself the State Graves no more
than the right to express an opinion
of its own, TO be spared from being
condemned as hopelessly and incor-
rigbly wicked when it fails to meet
to their satisfaction the supremest
test that they apply.
We hold that the reign of moral
ity. intelligence and law can not be
set up and maintained in South Car
DINA so long as opinions about the
whisky traffic be the supreme test of
patriotism and virtue. We hold that
equally honest, yes, pious men, are
as far apart as the poles as to this
question and that the civic salvation
of the commonwealth depends upon
the ability of all good citizens to
agree on an issue larger and OF
| greater significance.
In a whisky traffic county in this
state four or five hundred men. in
| defiance of law, are selling whisky
daily and nightly. Grand juries re-
| fuse to present the criminals in the
| face of Astounding testimony. The
| law is spat upon.
In a prohibition county in this
state within the year two thousand
people were present at lynching
| The grand jury presented no one
/ The law was swat upon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

Why is it that men known TO be
gamblers, and of poor character, also
Of small mental caliber, are good
enough to hold city offices. while it
is claimed the city would go to wreck
and ruin if decent, self-respecting
workingmen of good character and
intelligence was TO secure Office
Jacksonville Artisan
Principally because workingmen
allow the government of their cities
to remain in the hands of people who
appoint gamblers and other men OF
poor character to office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

Cerprise and public spirit. The Star
has always said so. Most OF his pub
lie decisions have shown good sense,
and the Star has often praised them.
Under the city charter, he has less
influence for the good or evil of the
town than any councilman. The
council can pass measures over his
veto and has passed them time and
time again. He receives SIS a
month for his services, and does
practically nothing but sign papers
or refuse to sign them. Every alder
man has TO do from ten TO twelve
days hard work a year for the city.
and doesn't receive a cent. They are
elected by their next-doOr neighbOrs
and the broad insinuation that they
are bungIers and grafters would be
an insult TO a majority Of the voters
OF the city; only, We all know Edwin
doesn't mean il. He could put up a
better argument for the other side.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
THIRTY vs.. ELEVEN
THIRTY-SIX WINS

OF course. one would say, il is no
wonder rhirJy-six wins. as il is three
times eleven. and then some. But if
YOU were going somewhere over a
road thirty-six miles long. and an
other fellow making for the same
point was in eleven miles of it-you
would expect him to get there first.
wouldn't you.
Not if your thirty-siX miles was
over railroad, and his was over an
ill-kept country road.
The business men of Gainesville
are in twenty-five to thirty-six miles
OF one OF the most fertile and thickly
settled sections of Marion county.
The business men of Ocala are in
The business men of Gainesville take
the bulk OF the trade OF that section
and leave TO the business men OF
Ocala only what trading the people
Of that part OF the county do when
such imperative demands as a coun-
/ " seat makes on its citizens draws
them to Ocala.
The section spoken OF is that wide
stretch of territory traversed by the
! Tampa and Jacksonville railway
| from the Alachua and Marion line TO
| Emathla, near Berlin, eleven miles
northwest of Ocala.
The Tampa and Jacksonville. orig
| inally the Gainesville & Gulf, is a
small but very useful railroad sys-
TEN, started out into the country by
| the business men of Gainesville some
| fifteen years ago. 1t was said of the
| Florida Southern railway, now part
| of the Coast Line. that it was built
from one orange grove 10 another.
| 1t can be as truthfulIy said of the
Gainesville and Gulf that it was built
| from one truck patch to another
However it was built, it obtained
the business, and took it to Gaines
Vile; and grew by the taking, till
now Il is an important local line
some sixty miles long, from Sampson
City in Bradford county to Emathla
in Marion, taking people and dollars
into Gainesville from both ends every
| day
The Star doesn't grudge the bust
ness men of Gainesville a dollar or a
dime that their enterprise wins for
| them, but it regrets to see the bust
ness men of Ocala sitting still and
icOmbing the moss on their backs
while trade is carried almost off their
door steps by their commercial riv-
ais. The Tampa & Jacksonville con-
nectiOn with Ocala is important for
more reasons than one. 1t would
save us not only the trade of our
| county, but it might save US a fifth
of the taxable area of the county. II
| would give us thru the Georgia
Southern & Florida a valuable and
needed connection with the north
and west. and later on another line
to the south and Tampa.
The southern terminus of the
Tampa and Jacksonville is in five
miles of the we'll built Ocala and
| Southwestern. 1t is very likely that
an arrangement could be made to
run T. & J. trains over the o. & S
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

Odd Fellows meet tonight.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

Joseph Sears of Kissimmee has
announced his candidacy for Con-
gress from the Fourth district. Mr..
Sears is we'll known to most OF the
people comprising his district, and in
fact. is prominent in all parts of
Florida. \ lawyer. an educator. a
good fellow and fully qualified to
hold any position 10 which he as
pires. Joe will prove most formid-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
RICHLY DESERVES REST

Miami Metropolis: Bishop VIM
Crane Gray after concluding his SER
vices January Is. will go TO Nash
Vile to make his home. Bishop Gray
has done good work in Florida. and
has we'll earned any future blessings
that may come his way
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Oreign

One year, N advance -....S $500
Six months, in advance -. 4-25
Three months, in advance. 2.25
One month, in advance so
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25

But it's a fact that
there is not a Gents
furnishing establish
ment III Florida that
receives later styles
styles in Hats and
Ties tn an Rivers
Haberdashery. There
are possibly people
who do a much larger
volume of business,
but there are none
that are more up-to-
the-minute in styles.
Inspect our styles
when you want the
very latest out in all
kinds of mems wear
ing apparel.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
WHITE PRIMARY
MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES

For mayor. ". J. Edwards.
For alderman at large, VI. J
Roess.
For alderman first ward, ". A
knight
For alderman second ward, Johr
H. Taylor.
For alderman third ward, unex
pired term. J. r. White.
For alderman third ward, full
term, B. H. Seymour.
For alderman fourth ward, F. G
B. Weihe.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
CONCORDIA LODGE F. :. OF A.

Concordia Lodge, Fraternal Union
of America, meets in Yonge's Hall
on the second Thursday evening OF
each month. Geo. L. Taylor, FIN.
Chas. K. Sage, Secretary. Ad
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-25
4 FLORIDA AUTUMN

This is the kind Of weather that
puts tune in the heart.-Perry
Herald.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
Nugget Special Service.

TokIo, Oct. 3-A Japanese anarchist has been arrested by the secret police here for conspiracy against the govern ment.
 The mans name is Kogo Aisaki and he claims to be an official of secret organization opposed to Japanese cX- pansion by force of arms.
 It is said that Aisaki has given out what purports to he the policy of thc Japanese statesmen in regard to .Iap- anese and Asiatic development as far ahead as the next half century. Ac- cordlng to his statement 1t is the plan of Japan to unite the entire anti-ayrian non christian world against the white races and to gain the control of all the vast territories inhabited by Moham- medans. Confusianists and other re ligionists who do not accept the Christian faith In other words it is the intention of Japan to form on al, liance of races against the white man and 1t Is her fond belief that she will some day control all of Asia and a good part of Europe
 Government officials laugh at the stories told by the prisoner and point
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
Special Nugget Service.


 Colon, oct 3-Several more earth : quakes were felt here today. They were more severe than those reported q day or two ago and considerable damage was done to the town. The na- tives fear continuation of these shocks and are moving into the coun- try. An Indian priest who has been wandering about the country has pro- phesised that the great canal being huilt by the white men from the north would never cut the land in two. This man has been preaching his warning for some time but has not received much attention. He claims to have had a warning from the ancient Astec gods telling him that dire disaster will fall upon the country when man at tempts to change what the gods made. Thcse repeated statements by the old priest. while at first laughed at by the people of Colon. who readily see the ladvantage to them in the building of t,s canal. are now beginning to have some effect on account of the continua = ton of the earth shocks and many peo- De are preparing to leave the place while others openly threaten to damage
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-03
SUES COMPANY
 FOR DAMAGES

Suit has been filed against the Sew ard Dredging Company by Carlo Mel lena, d point and fireman employed or la steam boiler by the defendant com pany.
 The complaint charges that through the careiessness of the operator of tn dredge the plaintiffs hand was SC mangled that 1t had to be imemdiatel, |amputated.
 Judgment is asked in the sum o two hundred and sixty-two dollars fol medical attendance and medicine ant six hundred dollars for loss of wages One hundred and tewenty dollars |. asked for board ana lodging and tht
 sum of twenty -hve thousand is claimed for the loss of the hand. Attorney Geo. R. Grigsby appears
 for the plaintiff.