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Amend the Law.

From the Clinton Herald.
All over Iowa, one of the chief causes
OF internal discussions In cities Is the
question Of improvements, chiefly paw
ing and sewers. "
Why Is it that everyone Is in favor
Of improvements, but that over half of
the property owners protest against
paying their share Of the cost? Is 1t
'ttightness," or is 1t some provision in
the law which makes payment for Inn
provements a burden on the average
citizen? .s.
Many people condemn those who pro-
test, without considering that they
may have valid grounds for objection,
and that these grounds may be re-
moved.
Under the Iowa law, improvements
are paid for in sever yearly Install
ments. The only necessity, governing
the number of installments, Is hat the
Improvement shall be paid for during
its period OF use. Experience shows
that paving and sewers last from rs to
80 years. Then Issue 20 year bonds, In
stead OF seven year.
II the next legislature will amend
the law, and distribute the cost of
improvements yer a period Of years
corresponding to the benefits deriv-
will disappear.
The only reason why seven years
should have been chosen is that
seven" has been a conjurer's num-
Der from the remotest days Of anti
guilty.
II the paving AK assessed to a prop
erty owner is $500, he has to pay $57 per
year. Hundreds of men, who want
paving. cannot afford to pay that much
each year. 1t comes out of their food
or clothes, or their slight enJoyments.
But the same men could afford to pay
$40 per year. And who would suffer-
The contractor is paid through the sale
of bonds. The ctty's share is no more.
The purchaser OF the bonds would prob
ably prefer a longer Issue. The prop
erty owner would be relieved OF a bur-
den.
The cities OF Iowa are taking great
steps forward in municipal improve
ments. But the way Is fraught with
dissension and hardships. Why not
make It easierf
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Dave on Gun Of Death shIp.

While the Montana was steamlng
slowly northward through the fog q
white dove, the omen of peace, blown
apparently from the Virginia shore,
lighted on q ten-inch gun on the deck
If the cruiser. More than 100 blue.
jackets on the Montana, their terms
having expired, r glad to be home.
a little yellow swallow, blown to sea
lear Cuba, remained on one Of the
,ruisers all the way to Vera Cruz and
IS still on the deck of the w%arship.-
New York Correspondence Philadel'
2hia Times.
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The Final Proof.

Doctor" said the sick "the 9TH
er physicians, who have been in con-
sultation over my case, seem to differ
from you in the diagnosis"
II know they do" replied the doc
tor. who had great confidence in him
self. but the autopsy will show who
was right" .
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Enr RenI aneadInn.

Pop" said Inquisitive Ignatz, how
last can a horse go?"
WELL" replied father, "a mile in
two minutes and four seconds ia CON
Iidered good speed. Why do you
lsk?" .
"oh, I was just thinking" replied
gnatz, what a shame 1t was that Paul
Revere, Tam O'Shanter, and John Gil
,in didn't have motorcycles"
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Trade Secret.

Where do you get the plot for your
stories?"
II have never had but n plot" de-
clared the popular author, and /
swiped that from Romeo and Juliet
All you have to do is to change the
scenery and the dialect"
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Los MISUNDERSTANDING whiz-
ling OF bullets and cries OF battle. Miss
! Edwards, one OF the prettiest
gtris Of Los Angeles, and Allen Hen
oerson, prominent business man, were
secretly married, by a Spanish padre In
an old adobe church at Naco, Mex, az
ter q romantic elopement.
Inc news Of the marriage came out
q few days ago when Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson spent a few hours here on
their honeymoon tour around the
world. Not even the closest friends OF
either party knew OF the elopement.
~ was q case OF love at first sight,
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WhesI raIk.

Wayside Walter and Tired Tommis
met for the first time In several
months.
Been across the country" Waysids
Walter explained.
Travelling incog?T asked Tommie,
Nope" replied Walter, in the
Gxle."-Youngstown Telegram.
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as the young couple had known each
other only a month before they decided
to marry. Business called Mr.. Hen
dersCn to Mexico, and desiring TO avoid
the furry of a public wedding, they
ran away one night, with only the
mpther Of Mrs. Henderson In the Sc
cTet.
Mrs. Henderson, who is a striking
young girl OF the brunei type, was
much sought after In Los Angeles. and
II was rumored that she was engaged
to a wealthy Pasadena man prior to
her meeting Mr.. Henderson.
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-Irnnnrtant 20 Mnthnr.
a BIu Man.

He seems to feel rather important
Wen, Yes. He thinks tobacco
stocks ought to slump a bit whenever
hs SwsarS OF smoking.
The herald., 1914-07-23
CHAR TER
DF TIE KANE KELLY CONSTRUCTI(
COMPANY, LTD.

OF TIE KANE KELLY CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, LTD.
United States OF America, State of Louisiana,
City Of New Orleans.
BE il known, That on this 10Th day of June.
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen, before me, Wynne G..
Rogers, a notary public, duly commissioned
and qualified in and for the parish OF Or
leans, state OF Louisiana personally came and
appeared the parties whose names are under
signed who declared that, availing themselves
of the provisions OF the laws of this state
relative TO the organization OF corporations,
they have cOvenauted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree and
bind themselves, their successors and assigns,
and form themselves into and constitute a
corporation for the objects and purposes fol-
lowing, tO-wit:
The name and title Of this corporation shall
be KANE NELLY CONSTRUCTION COM.
PANT, LTD, and under said corporate name
1t shall have all the powers and authority
granted by the laws Of this state and not ex-
presSly withheld therefTom.
The objects and purposes Of this corpora.
ton are, generally, to do a contracting and
construction business, and especially to bid
upon. accept and execute contracts for works
OF all kinds. and. in so doing, said corpora
tIon shall have power 10 purchase real, PEI
sOnal mixed property OF all kinds, the
same to hold at their convenience, and TO do
said contracting and construction business.
The dnmicile of this corporation shall be in
the city Of New Orleans state Of Louisiana
The capital stock shall be ten thousand
dollars $4,000, divided into one hundred
shares OF the par value of one hundred dol.
lars CSlOO each, and this corporation shall
commence business upon ten thousand dollars
$4,000 OF its capital stock being subscribed
The corporate powers shall be exercised by
a board Of directors, to be composed OF three
stockholders, the officers thereof being a presi
dent, vice president, secretary and a treasurer
and more than one of the said Offices NAY
be held by one member. The officers and di
rectors shall be elected following the signns
hereof and annually thereafter upon the fourth
Monday in June.
In case OF absence, inability or non perform
ance OF duty the majority Of the board NJ
directors are empowered 20 appoint successor
to fill the unexpired term OF such officer un
able or refusing to act.
This corporation shall exist for term o
twenty-five years, or until liquidated in tn,
manner provided by law
Thus done and passed in my Office in th
city of New Orleans on the day, month an,
year aforesaid in the presence of Miss Yvonn
Goodrich and John c. Hollingsworth, compe
tent witnesses, residing in this parish, VIII
have signed their names with the said partie
and me, notary, after full reading of IN
whole. Original signed):
Names of subscribers omitted.
Witnesses:
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CHARTER
OF JOSEPH PETRIE & COMPANY,
INII'IEn
.nited States al America. State oil |

United States Of America, State OF Louisiana,
Be it known, That oI this twenty y-second
day of the month of June, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen, before
me- John F. A. Hebel notary public, in and
leans, and State of Louisiana, therein resid.
ing. duly commissioned and qualified, and
in the presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came and
appeared the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed. all of the full age
of majority and residing in the city of New
Orleans, parish of Orleans and State of Lou
isiana, who declared that, availing themselves
relative to the organization of corporations,
they hereby form themselves into and organ
ize a corporation for the collects and purposes
and under the stipulations hereinafter set
forth. to-wit:
Article 1.-The name and title Of this cor
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THE HERALD

Any director shall have the right to be
directors Of this corporation by an attor-
nev holding said directors written proxy.
The majority OF the members Of said Board
of Diectors shall constitute a quorum for the
Of said CORPORATION. They may make such
bylaws. rules and regulations as they NAV
think proper for the transaction Of the bust
ness and affairs Of sad corporation, and
change. alter and amend same 1t Measure; ar-
point and TX salaries Of all officers. clerks
and employees. the same 20 change aud dis
miss al pleasure. tx salaries fnr officers no
pledge. lcasc and purchase property. moy-
able. Ir~nuyablc and personal. borrow money.
issue notes ard bonds, lend money. make
contacts and -tgu and cause - be signed all
necessary acts, deeds, etc; % make Judicial
proceedings iu the name and on the behalf &
,nls corporation. and 20 do all things which
may Pc necessary TO be done in the manage
r..-t - said business and NAV be permitted
NF laws applying to corporations and declare
dividends
Article Y This act Of Incorporation may he
changed. modified or altered. or sa,d corpora.
t'un may be dissolved with the assent Of
thrgc-faurths Of the amount %: stock present
or represented n any general meeting Of the
stockholders ot Sdld corporation, convened for
that purpose. after prcvt0LS notice given IN
The manner Herc'raLpve set forth IN Article
N. iiur any and all meetings II st0ckho.d-
rr-, whether tur purpose OF liquidation or Tor
auv other purpose. may be held al any time
without. no;lce, by unanimoqs consent of all
stockholders IN writing filed with the sccfc-
'aiy.
Article VI. The president, or acting prcSi-
dent. may IN has discretion and shall UPON
the written request OF one stnCkholdcr call a
~pcDAl meeting Ot the stockholders OF this
corporation.
Article MI. NJ stakeholder shall ever he
liable or responsible for the contracts or faults
oi this corporation in any further sum than
! the unpaid balance due 90 the company on
the share, owned by or subscribed for by him;
nor shall any iuiurmality On the organization
/ have the effect Of rendering this charter null
| or Of exposing the stockholders 10 any La
/ bIllty.
/ Article MIL Whenever this corporation i
! dissolved either by limitation or from any
| other cause, as affairs shall be hquIdated
| under the superlutendtccy OF three stock
! holders, 20 hc chosen Tor that purpose by
! ,hree-ipg-tEs IN the amount Of the s:oCkhold
/ lug ot the stockholders at which the election
/ Is held. said commissioners shall remain ii
| otuge until the affairs Of said corporation
| shall have been fully hquiddted. In case
OF the death OF one of the commissioners, OF
| refusal or inability to act, the surviving OF
, remaining commissioners shall continue tC
act and shall select another stakeholder II
the place and stead of the commissioner VIII
| shall have ceased To act
This said charter shall serve as the origiua
! subscription list, the subscribers hereto hav
ing set opposite their respective names the
number OF shares Of stock for which they
have subscribed
Thus. done and passed in my Office. in th'
NH - Nf H 4
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filed with the secretary.
Article IN.-lhe president, or acting presi-
the written request OF seven stockholders,
call special meeting Of the stockholders OF
this corporation.
for the contract or faults Of said corporation
in any further sum than the unpaid balance
due the corporation on the shares Of stock
owned by HIM, nor shall any mere lnformIlity
IN organization have the effect Of rendering
this charter null or Of exposing the stock
holders 10 any liability beyond the unpaid
amount remaining due on his stock.
Article NI.-Thc subscribers hereto have
written opposite their respective names the
amount Of stock IN this corporation subscribed
for by each Of them, and this act Of incorpora-
ton shall serve the original subscription
list Of said corporation.
Thus done ard passed in my office at the
city Of New Orleans on the day, month and
year hereInbefore first written, in the pres
ence Of Messrs. +. Bladon Duffy and Edmund
hcreunto signed these presents, together with
the said dppcarcrs and me, notary, after due
reading Of the whole
Original signed.
shares; Arthur Cairo, NJ D., ! shares; Iohn
Mathers. 8 shares; J. +. Schaeffer, q shares;
Charles A. Thiel, j., l2 shares; Vim. J..
Clark, Jr, shares; J. d. Kitchen, 4 shares
LOUIS Seller. shares; Adam Lorch, Ir. t}
shares; ". o. Hudson, y shares; Steve Mel
inger, shraes; Adam Lorch, Sr, = share;
Rich'd ). Harris. shares, II. g. Guge' :
shares.
:. BLADON DUFFY.
r. r. MABRY
", Mel FAYSsOUT. Not. Pub.
I. the undersigned. recorlr- Of mortgage in
and for the parish of Orleans. state Of Lnu'sl.
ana. do hereby certify That the above and
foregoing act of Incorporation Il the safe, HIT"
OH Company was th1s day duly recorded an
my Office in book llZ7. folio -.
New Orleans. La; June a. Iyrtd,.,DD
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p' nl'l,' wI" ai' Ii"m'h"h' 'h I"""' '" tt,I,s It.t<Lt iu 'h" hIin. iiihf tf'' q, ut. :.i,I..at NnI ttk' L '"iE "fi' ' la,L in Ii," x i"ik E"'" 'i'''"r'h ...,'i.,n. u.\; rtIi. t'p [" ih' pi""'h' inn, r ".,uus ih,; ,t:'H.mhi. .uI'n SnI
 ;,r ha. t'"t l!,",'N' ltH !hri"n', 'h' ,I.,a haa not i"'n confirmed Nh'" ,,,r iN., years tcinins for th" r"I"Ib- Ii,uny t., .rran,z" an 'n"rtt': Ngh'in- trr,r f"r th" Nt campaign. "'r''"> INr.h ,.uri.'s,iN .' tn"hh"H''" IN VI 1, .ho their loader wiil l". All pTomI- :
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Special Nugget Service.

WASIiI%i;TON. .>prlI IT, lt"rih. Drans aI.. worried by n growing h"li"f that Isn,>.N"lt will enter inc h"iI i' thc next ''idrniial cl"rti0n. U" T., m,IJr.,n i.!ib,lal headquarters hh Washin::i"n .S plainly I"rpl"x"d "t tha rersist"ni rnInors of f"l. It"ScVcH rc-cnir:in'" intD in" I"litica' game
 upon hi, i"iurn from S'",tI America. which Will probably h. wxt m"n'h' While nothing definite is known as |" Col. I;,msovclts plans upon his return.
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tI, IT. ...,i, .f,, at ,snh ,hi M th. ,.I, .n.i wuh i,hOl,'TS iH tir r hitd
 ,t Miiii,iui.d ti' p"s.'ilI'i' |" hihi uI' ,,uir I,,u.ia uhrh Ii.N Iii wiiii ti. ..,.I,i n,n ..F I, ''hitIs E. Swartz. [ .,In,h,IuI h wIi" 'h"w q l' t"h't ,i' ! h,m Tiu. t,.l,I.t3' wln, vi" I'i''l''i'' n,lt.., in ii- Iiisih' .' i"'ain" ''""
 I.,i ,nL .,d ,.,t In, :, nl,,t T;u' p..,s,n,.",. ,,u"ll' i".k ;vk,ini,T' "i tl. s,tuati"h and ru,.h'.i i" r"l'l"t''
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Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. April Il, Early thia morning iwo train rol'I"r held up th'' iiirritun aini in ti"' light which fol. lowed tlI robbers n"r: captured an'I ,.,r nr iinm l"li"vc'i [" i" dying from tIr injuiirs received nt the hai,'is 't lh passengers.
 The ear was I't'"rt"iinI tnwafis r:lcunn when two men who were sup posed io b" passengers ar"~' fr''n'
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FIRST GAME IN FEDERAL LEAGUE
WOULD PLACE BANKING AN0
 TRANSPORTATION UNDER GOVT

h'rlrcd vessels as the basis for the establishment of an American mer- ci'ani marine: and the creation of a commission of twenty to supercede the Interstate commerce commission and ~ith enlarged power to enable them to take charge of and conduct the trans- portation business of the United states excepting only the transporta-
 ton business conducted wholly within Il state and not doing interstate busi-
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ATLANTIC FLEET IS
 ORDERED TO TAMPlC0

i.i io sail d similar order wHs Is
 sn, to ii,e tr,nsimrt at New tTicLns ordering h''f tp TlnUI,D with eIHtiI lCinii'ri nEiIiiirh. The suddenly ar iAity K drought [" i'u rAuncd by tne IIui.,tlr refusal uf thc M"AIan fsst erals refusing tu "',ssi tU the u, n,nnd of the United Sinirs that they ,.,s ihr,u,:h that sie demands ,f
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GOVT WILL ESTABLISH
 NAVAL BASE ON COAST

,.miu,,nn "f all the conditions an'' c.,ds of the coast that the govern . m. nj would s"on establish n"'"' ,,,sc nn the southern chlif'nn ""a" "h. exact point "f !" a:t'n WAS ""' indicated. He furth'r stated that th' ,nyy department w"ild h" r"Pr"s"nf L. ei af tn" exposition ''y seventeen "'' ,,esh,rs and twenty d"s'ros"rs.
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was parade in which nearly all the civic bodies joined and the streets were crowded with enthusiastic crowds which cheered the teams as they were driven through the streets. Baltimore appeared at her best and de this the greatest .opening day
 f., the history of the city. The rush
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TOLLS QUESTION IMPROVES. Special Nugget SsrvieA

WASHINGTON. April l3. Tir' presidcnt said today that 'hc t"'lt question was improving every day :m'' that those who opposed Inc repeal hi'' and have been asked to appear "t the hearings arc getting cold h"' '""' there is strong sentiment growing '' fcvor of tho repeal bill.
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epscisl Nugget Servie&
 WASHINGTON, April H. Senator Leeds this morning introduced bills in the senate which show to what extent some of the senators are willing to E ii, solving some of the great problems which have been occupying tue pub it mind for some time. Tine bills which Senator Leeds has introduced provide for the purchase of all in terstate railways; the building of on"
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FEDERAL. LEAGUE OPENED
 BALTIMORE DEFEATING BUFFALO

fer the ball ground was crush an'i the attendance the largest In the his tory of the city. The game WIS cl"% from the start and the clubs were tied in the eighth inning. but In inc ninth Baltimore made one run an'l Eeld the Jsufralocs tO n" run in . ring.
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ROBBERS CAPTURED WHILE
 ATTEMPTING TO H0LDUP CAR

..i,i .,N.r a htruvki, m whk'h ths rs,b- ,"I. wr'' t.""t"i, in"i"h they Wses .n.tp..w. .,n.i iahcn M charge of | li.. p..4.tr"ri~ The meu gave sI.u hn'i"s is 'ltt"H" brrW euu N.iIii.in :'.. .I, Ii.w wiln ~as wound. .. I .. hu,i. .,hti r., tl,H rtrtigKi" ii tl, I'.r s"nr"rs WIS s~S"fsV t..,.n q l.. irA.j [" h" '1yipk.
  We print svsryth'n, sod snyth "e ,r ioh prins.ru hrs d the Nv0sss.
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raomAs 2. sroaev o'sa
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spee;si Nugget Service
 SEATTLE. Arri' :3 'Vh"""s ....rey for many s",rs county s'pss' |, tccSent ..f s,hs"is and m" ~ s"s nj. m;nent sdrr stcr in the "ess Washington ard wh" was w%'' hn"~'
 :. .a. r.c;ae .es.t died herv today. Professor storey had b<sn aims s0 time and his dsatA was sot ~ pectsA
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Special Nugget Service.

LOS ANGELES. April II .\sssst : snt Secretary of the Navy N""s'S''' vho haa hcrn making tour |" '" Pacific coast, arrived here ycss"rd"S'
 Mir. Roosevelt addressed large ardIence of prominent business me" [, nd citizens Inst night at the auditor ,,., and said that after careful rx-
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SAN FRANCISCO. .ii,ril IT, The suit of Mrs. Ella Helm n.,inst !. l.. Wilson. one of the nwncI, of thc Ophir group of claims in tllr Council district commenced yesterday. Th' plaintiff testified that s!r Grubstaled Wilson with fivo hundred dollars wbr.' he went to tho Dawson country il 1888. Mrs. Helm is now seeking l., get . ono-half interest in all of Will
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,st held session "f several daSS .w,e ycstcrsiay "ht."i Ir' G""rRc E ,,,r.,,ony of Montreal presid"nt and selected Rochester. Minne as the p'ac'' cS tho next meeting
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~ ts country W''unI Ice L'' strst tO enQ [ r"shi.'ht N ,i >.n, ahi,UunGecd thtD Imagining tii.,t ti. i,,i.taia would nFU s...u,.. L.. t'" \in.ih.,n flag seane c.. iirin .,t. Il.I -,Wh is not the ease
 u.. Ca in. @.,..in,,,Hs Is xUinx t0 h..,.,c .. ,l iu,,nStI..tr,n heTpre TamptsO i.. rtui,c ttic drnMiid.
 v,sting CArds At the Nvppss OsHss.
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ROOSEVELT MAY THROW
 HAT INTO RING AGAIN

"nt uln,,,lE .r.. ''"ht tns' "h"a '"As IA. n....tru wiI .N"I H.,ke place m n, ,u wl. l.. II."i aH t"''in '" t'aI i.., IL" t. - ""' mj"' "~ , :. u, r ...:,.. md secure n,t ,...,r ,r. '.,inI"'@ ' 'f IT"Rr"s- .,". ,ntI n,. .'hi 'i' nt"r''s. """ ., p4.ts ati," "'" i'"''s W""" VI" ... L,m .. ,n"~i Ir.w"rf1i "pp"""nt ,., ,h. regular d"m9rnti sand repuh- 'ran parties
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Special Nugget Service.

WASlilNt;IDN, D. t, April ii. secretary of War ntnI'lS this after n"n isSuI .,n order .iii'aiinE Admiral Badger tu rl,"..d immediately with tbu Aimntic fleet t1 TUmpicO.
 The fleet k now in Hampton Roads p'cu iti tho ncxi few hours Simuitun- tusly with ti,c order fDr Inc Atlantic
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THAW'S PETITION
 IS GRANTED
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Spseial Nugget Service.
 G'OS(pRt. April t The pet""" < Harry Thaw. which was heard " f.rc Juigc .\i.lr.h utsnn wrst ~ l;.,~as ."rI"s today. ~as eTA""' -.re ..uri s.ii. however. that no "sseV ,b. ..,r-, would he issu~d disrhsse' me ,h. rri."n"r "ntii arrangements :" ,,.kc ,he sase n the federal saps~"' rturt.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 BALTIMORE, April 1l.--The Balti- |ytse & ason E~r. totla". The city was decorated with flags anu bunting in honor of the occasion and thousands fiockcd to tho city |" i"' present. at the opening game. There
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EAT FEM UP TURKEY. Al the Federated church. e'0 ss e:so.
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We print everything and anything n iob printing line at ths Nugget
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WEATHER REPORT.

Temperature--Max.. 12 above: mn below.
 Baormeter-29.S5 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-NW.. 14 miles per hour' Precipitation-Tracc.
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TONIGHT THE NIGHT. Turkey dinner, Federated church 5:30.
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WILSON GRUBSTAKE CASE
 NOW BEFORE COURT

sons holdings which are said to be | extensive and of great value.
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ness. Senator Leeds also introduced bill providing for the government ,o tske complete control of the banking ana transportation business of thu. country. It Is not thought that tn. measures will receive serious cunsld eiation at this time or at all and by many senators is cnnsitiercd as beinr extremely socialistic.
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Weekly Nssssl s~ly = . ~s"sI n. Daily Nsssss eGse - "ss"s~
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ARMSTRONG
 ELECTED

Special Nsssst ssev'es. n. .,,.-.
 NEW YORK, April is.-Ths Amer ,c.. ssrxieai Assoclasicn' wn'ca
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Tn. Daily Nugget. s2.oo per month:
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Weekly Nugget. enly soe . month
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