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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
WATER LOGGED
 WITH BONDS
Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Addrrssing q meeting of tbe Investment Bankers 4 Sxociat ton in tho Auditorium hotel hcr,. today Jim nm In speaking of the inilr"ud financing or the fuiur" said tiat n very r,dhrI change must bs maie in the cmthod Of provi,in.; n.; money for railroad expansion. IT" .,id that th" country was already water logged with raiirnad honds and thnt Il some other scheme for future financ- ing was not found many railroad pro lcc,s would have to bc dropped.
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spscia, Nugget Service.


 LISBON. Portugal. Oct. ?o. That !, far reaching and what might h'," hccn |, successful royalist i'int |" rc store King Mnnue, to the thron" "i his fathers has fallen through be causc of the young kings recent mar ri,yc ,n a German princess Is the lat cst gossip about well informed cir les here.
 The story as told first in ih" secret r.h,ces of the republican government and later in the clubs and cafes fig [" ,te effect that a certain very hand s,,ce .oung cu,intcss of the king'l"m ,r ne of ilie richest h,ircss-s ..' i.,tiusal. tue well known countess Mt!im.. WAS infatuated with the young King. The girl was Il lady In waitin,' 10 Manucrs mother and tl" king had paid her marked attention.
 It Is said that this young woman has ,, rcmurkay,h. mind and that after the king had b~cn driven from his throne;
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DUCK 4 FRESHMAN
 START TROUBLE

n member of the freshman class an-
 nonnccd his intention of trying f"r th.. position of quarterback nn ihr fort
 hall team. The young man. whc k the son If wealthy manufactures of i'itssbnrE. accordingly nppcarcd as thc university field for practice wlth thu team. Leon was . fairly good foot
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
NEW COLLECTOR FOR NUGGET

". ft. Ganit from now on will do the collecting for the Nugget office. Mir. Gauit came to Nome last spring from Everett, Wash. and has been cm- pl"ycd on ihe linotype machine dur ing tho past summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 troops of the regular army are stand ing by their arms ready tD move nt q moments notice and the militia ragi- ments uf the several states have M"'n warned [" prepare for m immediate summons to the national colOrs. While in fact, there has already been started il general movement of the regular forces of the army and navy toward the stracaicai points in and near Mexico. President Wilson lt h "' known today that he will not nct until informed In detail by his rrprcscntn- . tive in Mcxko "f what actually took place at the pOlis nii elect ion day. li,' stated t"stty thut hr had not yet de- cided what th" next stci, of the t'nit'rl States would be but that when h was taken n would be made known hy ar- ti"ns not by words.
 AZ all the world knows what took place at ihr Mexican polls 0n clc.:- tion day tM presidents information wllt hut confirm that already received from unoricini sources and if" fact that every precnution k i"'ing taken to hay. the troops and ships ready for instant action leads to the suppositi"n that Mir. Wilson also expects that h'' is wisely going to take every means iil his power to have a coniplrt" ris'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
Special Nugget Service.

GUATEMALA CITY. 'n'i. ;i. Tn" statement is made here that th. Mex . ican government has approached tl.' several states to the immediate s"utH In regard to forming defensive al- lance against the encruarhmcnis 'T the United States. Iiurria's nEcui have bccn f"r some time n the 'Tip- itals of the Central Amcriran states working along lines leading l." tic for nation of . union "f these countric. which will leave each under it's own government as at prrscnt hni will unite them in arms neninsi any p"w"' from wiih"ii which may attempt ai invasion.
 Tho suggest ions uf the president Oi
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PETREL
 IS REPORTED DEAD

"f his ndheron,s. The suilor who it is cla lined killed Castro waS sent ahoarl the vessel by the Venezuelan authOri- ties for the purpose of preventing the general from carrying out his plans. This man. who was in reality an officer In inc army. finding that the vessel was actually hound for tho coast "i his country stabbed Castro while h" slept
 IAter. it is reported the vessel struck had weather and faundcrtd, The crew of ilic shin escaped hut they refused to bring with them one hi castro's iieutenants and left him to % down wifh the hehy of his chief ----
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
BROWER'S BID RECEIVED
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 3I.--Th,' is,sioifcc department has received the hid of Charles D. Hrowcr for carrying the nails from Paint Barrow to kotzr- byu. sound. The contract calls for three rnund trips n year.
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p. O. TO TAKE TELEGRAPH
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3i.--tt ha' hccn practically decided that th" AL uska telegraph service will hc irnns- fcrrcd from the signal corps "f the army to tho post ofIlcc deDartmcn, ol,out the first of the year
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

or. ,. \. Mustard bsss to infsra, the public that his offices and rssidsnes are now situated ever Me,lsr's srscsry. Telephone. Main @.
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MEXICO IS AFTER
 DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE

Mrxhn ha," mol met with a cordial reception in Guatamaia as the g,'vern- m'nt realizes that il k an attempt on th. part of the Mexican executive to draw this 'r'untry int" the impending war with Nexic" and the Cnited States. While Guatnmali will fight uniil the L,st ditch [" maintain her own independence she can sec n"th- ing tn gain hy heinz a rnisiaw for Mexico.
 tt tx believed thai the other Central American states Iakc Inc samr view and will bc merely spectators of th- c'aninE struEKl".
 ~------------- Rugs and tinoisur. slightly damaged
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NOTICE

William Moore can hr found at his
 r,,., in inc Arlington hotel "prosli" tir. Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31

..lineIsum, carpets and mating. fur coats. robes, blankets at HoIts.
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against the dictator before he enters
 upon war.
 That wur is practically Inevitable
 now seems tU be conceded by an in
 authority here und the departments concerned with military operations are
 going right ahead with their prepart-
 tIons the same ,,s If hOstilities had actually begun.
 IL is not thought that the United
 states will make any formal dcclara- ion "f war against Mexico. cnlied states troops will enter the country
 under the pre.cxt of restoring order and protecting foreign life and prU- pry This will, 1t Is thought. bring forth a drctirI,tion of war against ti,c t'ni,-d States by Mexico and will sound the death knrli of the reign of iIurria and his kind.
 The administration realizes the ser
 i",,sricsS of hrHinning a war for the
 ln,riiIcntto "f Mexico and knows thnt 1 Il d""s not nici'n simply il" capture '"f
 Nr7, Cruz. Mexico City and a few ] burtl"r towns.
 ,rnrr the United States takes tip the burden "f th.. lmciftr ion of Mexico 1 lt means that the whole country VIII
 have l." he thoroughly Ir'licch and
 plarrd under military control and
 government. In time. if the troops can
 bc gradually withdrawn. districts will
 again come under civil rule. This
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FOR RENT.

F''I RENT Nicely furnished house.
 keeping r""ms. Sc" Crowley & For ter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros. "Apeiie Seer on drsusht. also "Ss,set" by the bottle or ease.
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Furniture. hardware. clothing. Sra nit. ware. new goods. everyday al Holts.
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spseisl nusss. ssrvio~

PRINCETON. Oct. si.--The tniycr- slty here has settled down aftcr sev crat days nf excitement caused by th, ducking of freshman by some nf the members of one of the upper classes
 It seems that during inc carly par Of the football season Robern Leon
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31

Farewell Dance. Sat night. Eagle hall. Adnnissien $f.50. Ladies free.
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WHEN WILSON MOVES
 WILL BE ACTS NOT WORDS

will take tt long lime and the fnni evacuation of Mexico by American troops may be matter of years. Ger tainly m army of occupation will Tx. kept In the country until the people oi Mexico have given evidence that they can und will govern themselves ac- coriing tn their constitution and in :, manner which will assure the proper protection to tho lives md interests of foreigners.
 The task nf policing the country will be trying one at first, hut the hard est part of the work of inc Tinted Statos will bc to cdr,;,tr the people out of the present r'rrmpt political system and teach them hnw tn gnvcrn themselves.
 IT the United States invades Mexico it would net surprise those who hnve been clNsr students of the situnti0 if tlc soldiers ,lid not again leave for several yenrs.
 After Inc strength of tIie I'nItcd states i,as been established hy fnrcc of arms and such men as Huerta have bc"n eliminated from the political sit u,H"n the campaign of eduaction will begin. Ii may le that Curanzn. the runstit itutlonallst leader will be accept ed as the head of the nation and that he will bc upheld In power by the Uni ted States and instructed how to car- ry mt the plans of this government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31

Board ef Trade Asstaurans is new rsepsnsd fer busiasss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-31

Ruos and L;nelsur,. slightly damaged selling cheap st cessins-
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Farewell Dance, Sat night. Eagle hall. Admission $t.5o. Ladies free.
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Farewell Dance. Sat night. Eagle hall. Adrs;ssien $ts0. Ladiss srss.
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s. 8. coRWIN

The steamer corwir will sail Se- Dutch Hsr6er. Seward. cerdeva. Jan eau. kstehikan and Seattle. on CT about November 1. For freight and passage apply ketssbut Trsrsperts. ]. tien | Trading Co. next Lomsn arss. studio.
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seard of Trade Nssasuvant h rsw rsspsNsd Ter huelness.
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Nome Dairy ice cream and ics cream ssda at Billy Rose candy stors.
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Rugs and linelsur,. slightly damaged selling cheap at Cosains.
The evening world., 1913-01-09
Mrs. jazz ~ 0FHgY7ee
SIZE IS IN S0C LxTY NOW

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|Nemees ssstssak NJ Isas ysenA0 b.
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ccicA "oestsudA, Mr. Jan can Ns<t %
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on my svsning sowni No. I haven't
time 70 eat I thing. I Just tsek . cup
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|oack from downtown. ana Z ha6w IN
have SUCH Q hsH1acAew
We'll what's your hurry, little oner'
|AAA141ls. SfEs. sArt t&sS ee,y 1tsins
the high placesf An. again We 81 how
the lure Of socasty brsa,s homo tiss!"
Nov pseass don't start being funnyi"
rstorted Mr.. Jar.
|, Che, hussistit ,tsqeA pssiing OF her
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room tabls % supsrintsnd he msel and
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|yees szRpstslsts1 'yss. Vere depn.
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paaja- M, D(syrpS bates saAsslea,
nads. Bot itAoss short eepqsss aire sss
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~ ~ operas tAis vinsss anA tste o.
1t least ATTY Vounda for there lsn't
apything that win reduce one -. and
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The evening world., 1913-01-09
Betty Vincentts 3fta NJ
s- Advic e. - T. D vers

Nv. r." wntss: my COUSIN and I
sstn " : certain s,R vss9 @ash. but
Thsn che was ". Now W want 10
Dsks W what Ssna - 1sts +
!. Write her q pnta sypvssanH yeur de-
Sre. She WI prohaeH - Wiling 70
||l4ess 20 ~ ~exs JQef
! Nv, NJ wrssAsi "a yesus naa
vdaks homs from church With me sa1
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The evening world., 1913-01-09
Too Young.

Tee Young.
"a. g." writes; "Pissss VT ~ know
n 8 s3rl Of seventeen Is too yoSns 10
rteoa}s steady ntteRtloup,'' y! 81 (. y
GUsqnsily think she is. eut many
asia y that sss % rsrs'ss sssA stt>n-
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to : number Of faisehoods 70 the
yoone man that I love. ! have, not seen
~ A1ttef aipce, What shall dol n
NJ not your place 70 volunteer sx-
psaa1kGp4 ~ BE- vsrs me sisht sorthr
yea - - ~ thss
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ppe- wspts end Ameiy nv. 49, y n
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ts-uishtr' ssksd Mr.. jasr.
= 1dvsn't tiiAs g 1kJexIa kSH:W ia
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evening dress out ~ ~ sttfht ~
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though. For when her oiA- thiass- lei
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TT CIV
@Good Litas Ds,ns,
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y FAIRY Pays.


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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
Lineville Postmaster Appointed.

G. K. Coontz has received notice
of his appointment as postmaster at
Lineville, the president having ap-
proved the appointment last week.
and the matter is now in the hands
of the senate for confirmation. The
appointment came through the regu-
lar channel of state and county
democratic committees, according to
the plan furnished by the admins
rration. He will probably receive
his commission within few days,
but when he will take charge and as
sumo the duties and responsibilities
of the Office has not yet been decided.
Mr.. Coontz was endorsed for the
place by large number Of the bust
ness people and firms of Lineville
and will no doubt prove a popular
ana a capable postmaster. We con-
graduate him on the appointment
and wish him a pleasan. and success
full career as Lineville's postmaster.
Tribune.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
Methodist Church Notes.

An unusually large percent of the
80 pastors of the Charlton district
we're in attendance at District Con-
ference in Milo last week. DR.. Ear
ing, editor of the Northwestern
Christian Advocate, and Bishop Bris-
toll, were the principal speakers,
Some six or seven towns urgently in
vited the conference to meet with
them next time; but after some dis
cussion Lineville was chosen asethe
seat of the fall conference I b,
Myron Horne was initiated unto
the K. of M. Club by the boys at
their Monday night meeting. The
Club is now composed of seventeen
members. They have invited the
team from the Humesston club to
come down for game of baseball on
Tuesday, July 8th. -s%
The choir gave two good anthems
at the Sunday evening service last
Sunday. Fern Estes also sang "Tell
1t Again" The rehearsal of the
choir is tonight at 500. Let's have
as good a practice as the one last
week.
At the eleven o'clock hour next
Sunday a short children's sermon
will be preached preceding the 9TH
er sermon. We wish the children to
remain after Sabbath school for. the
1900 service also. There, will be
held all the regular services at the
church next Sunday, unless a Union
meeting for the evening Is definitely
announced. rts
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
Judge Robinson Retires After Forty
Years in Public Life.

In Mondays Des Moines Capital
we find the following in regard to
the retirement of Judge L. S. Robin
son from the state board of control.
Judge Robinson is we'll known in
Leon, having married Miss Glare
Lunbeck of this city few years ago,
and has visited here on several oc-
casiOns: ...
After forty years of service in pub
lie life, Judge L. S. Robinson, veter-
an chairman, of the state board of
control, is today bidding adieu to
friends at the state house. His resig-
nation was presented some time ago
and the vacancy filled by the appoint
ment of Senator Anthony M. McColl,
assume his new duties Tuesday.
Il expect to spend the rest of my
days in private life," declared Judge
Robinson today. II am now build
ing a summer home at West Okoboji.
Between this and my farm I will be
kept quite busy. My future address
will be at Spirit Lake,
Judge Robinson served two years
in the war, enlisting in 1862. After
practicing for a short time he was
elected state representative from the
district which included Buena Vista,
Pocahontus, .Palo Alto and Emmett
counties. In 1876 he was made a
member of the board of directors
which established the state normal
school at Cedar Falls. He aided in
the start and growth of this institu-
ton for six years In 1881 Judge
Robinson resigned to take the Office
of state senator to which he had
been elected. In the spring of 1887
he was appointed railroad commits
sioner by Gov. Larrabee but the ap-
pointment was declined His cleo
ton to the supreme bench occurred
in 1888 and his term of service last
ed twelve years. The last three
years he was chief justice. After two
months of private. practice, Judge
Robinson became member of the
state board of control of which he
was chairman at the time of his
resignation. S.. - ....
Senator Wade will be the new
chairman of the board. The appoint
ment of Senator McColl was made
by Gov. Clarke and confirmed by the
last legislature. =
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
Any Stamps Will Do For Parcel Post

Ordinary postage stamps will serve
also as parcel post stamps as soon
as the present supply of the special
parcel post stamps is exhausted. The
local postoffice is notified that there
is too much confusion with the two
kinds of stamps and that beginning
tomorrow the two kinds may be used
Interchangeable. Also that no more
of the special stamps will be issued.
Two other important parcel post
changes also will be made beginning
July 1st One is the installation Of
the c. 0. D. upon the payment of an
additional 10 cents, and the other a
lowering of insurance rates. The
rate now is 10 cents for any package
up to $50 in value. The rate is re-
duced to cents for all packages of
SIS in value or less.-Des Moines
Capital.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-07-03
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
DR.. Everett Paul Injured in an Auto
4. Accident-Thrilling Experience
r. Beneath His Car.

= Wednesday night about 8 80 while
DR.. Everett Paul was enroute to De-
catur City in his automobile when
about a mile south of Green Bay for
some. unaccountable reason while on
. fill near a culvert his machine
''skidded" and turned turtle landing
with the doctor beneath it. When
the doctor came to realize the situa-
ton he found himself struggling to
climb upward through the gearing
up as hopeless. Feeling his clothes
being soaked with gasoline and con-
templating an explosion that might
occur at any time he made desper-
ate effort by bracing himself against
the opposite side of the car to force
the door that imprisoned him. To
his great satisfaction the latch gave
way and he plunged feet foremost
down the grade into the open air.
With one arm swinging at his side
caused by dislocated shoulder, he
plodded along the way to the home
of C. O. Hidey. lie was there taken
in and made as comfortable as pos
sible until his father, who was noti-
He'd by telephone, arrived and
brought him to Osceola where DR..
Sells set his dislocated shoulder and
treated his bruises. The doctor who
is now able to be at his Office, is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends on his narrow escape. 1t is
indeed miraculous how he escaped
death in such an accident.
The car was badly wrecked and
parts of it will have to be received
from the factory before it is again
ready for service.-Osceola Sentinel