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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
INTOXICATED PERSON D..
MAKES HORSE RUN OFF

Frank Kramer, ip a spirit Of playful.
ness while under the influence OF liquor,
dashed into the middle Of Vineyard
street. yesterday afternoon and seized
a horse, driven by one Katsuki by the
head. -. .,..2'y ..... '. ..,'
The horse became frightened at this
display Of carnival hilarity and ran
away. Much damage was done TO the
vehicle that Katsuki was driving. d.
Kramer win explain his ideas of hu.
NOR to Judge MonsarTat this morning
at the regular session Of the police
court. s'~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
JAPANESE BURN CARS
IN RIOT At NAGOYA

TOXIC, September 7.-( Commercial.
Cable to Hawaii shinpo) great riot
took place yesterday at Nagoya when
the populace stormed the property of
the street ear company and burned a
number Of cars. The authorities now
have the situation under control. The
outburst was caused by the resentment
of the people at the rates charged ON
the ears which they believe too high
The street ear company has monopoly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
BULLETINS ISSUED
FOR DISTRIBUTION
They Deal with Hawaiian Agri-
culture and Are
Free

DR.. Il. v. Wilcox. director of the Ha-
wall experiment station, calls the at
tention Of the public to the following
list Of bulletins relating to Hawaiian
agriculture. These are for free dis.
tribution to any resident of this Ter.
ritory. They can be obtained by ap.
plication 10 him. a.f.u s.s.'.', ~.
Is are Bulletins ... a
10. Insect Enemies Of Tobacco in
Hawaii .
IL. The Black Waffle in Hawaii.
~. The Mango in Hawaii. Bs
13. The Composition of Some Hn.
waiian Feeding staffs. go
"a. Marketing of Hawaiian Fruits
IS. Cultivation Of Tobacco in Ha-
wall. .T. .,.lf
10. The Ceara Rubber Tree in Ha,
wall. ... 81.
IL. Hawaiian Honeys.
Is. Insects Of Cotton in Hawaii.
10. Experiments in Tapping Ceara
Rubber Trees.
go Shield Budding the Mango.
81. Composition of the Rice Plant.
g2. Insects Affecting the Sweet Po-
tato. .A
20. I.eguminous Crops for Hawaii.
"a. The Assimilation of Nitrogen by
Rice.
25. The Avocado in Hawaii.
49, The Function and Distribution
Of Manganese in Plants and Soils.
27. Injurious Insects of Corn.
2S The Effect of Manganese on
Pineapple Plants and the Ripening Of
Pineapple Frnit. ",. u,
20. Ornamental Hibiscus In Hawaii.
80. The Effect of Heat on Hawaiian
Soils. . y ... 49, =.
81. Rice Soils in Hawaii a..
32. The Papaya in Hawaii. ,.....
| 70. The Organic Nitrogen OF Hawa-
iian Soils. -. ...ls., ~. IS =. IL.
! 81, Tobacco Insects Of Hawaii
-. e. Press Bulletins s,, g.. y
20. The Introduction of Top. Min.
nows Into the Hawaiian Islands.
p. Fruit Marketing investigations
2; Pineapple shipping Experiments
in 1908
20. The Influence Of Manganese on
the Growth of Pineapples.
"a, A Preliminary Report on Cotton
Experiments
| IS. Carbon Bisulphid for killing
Weeds.
| 20. TIE Algaroba in Hawaii,
/ 81. Insecticides for Use in Hawaii.
%. Peanuts IN Hawaii.
20. Phe Management Of Pineapple
Soils.
80. Killing Weeds with Arsenic Of
Soda.
81. Brief Instructions for Farm But
ter Makers.
32. Cultural Methods for CONTROL
80. IA Study of HnnIus in Hawaiian
Soils.
"a. Cotton Culture.
80. sisal and the Utilization Of 81
sal , Waste Fr
SO. The Pineapple in Hawaii.
81, Euphorhia Lorifolia.
4 aS. The Use Of nynamite in Farm
%. The Extraction ana Use of Ku
kui Oil. 81,
10. silos, siiage and silage Crop
for Hawaii. sIag .f@
4 Al. Tin Cans vs.. Pots for seedlinl
I Plants. Hh.'4 @ I,.
! AZ. Corn Culture and Improvement.
], 40. Eye Worm Of Chickens. = %.
A. Plantation Rubber in Hawaii.
j As. An Experiment. in Marketin;
under Territorial Auspices. ",, .nl Ia.
] 40. Poultry Management. -. sy
! Annual Reports 1905, 1906, 1907
1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913. '.
Reprints - EconoBiie Sea Weeds o.
1 Hawaii and Their Food Value, Ire
Ipript from Annual Report for 1900.
= Special Bulletins g.
| A CtJltura da Banana (i9ID. .
). A cultuFa da iva (l9lD. "A.
No ka Hooulu Ana la Maia (l91l)
No ka IIooilu Ana I he Gallo (l9lll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY

Take laxative Brono Quinino
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
EngWy, Groves signature is on
each box t,.. 3I .,r... -. .
PARIS \ FL ISIEE co. $. LosS re {.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
KAISER LEADS ARNY AZ NANCY

sntemb@7 the by n
Of o
vi shared Al dangers
@ aessp
the d chdh 10
not been IN the Ger
lines ansf heoubrmk Of ne war 4 I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
rREATMENr FOR DYsENrERY.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by dose
of castor oil will effectually cure the
most stubborn cases Of dysentery. II Is
especially good for summer diarrhoea
in children. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii. y, q, tNg, ',a 49,, III.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
French Fleet is Heard From

NEW WORK. September 7 associated Press by Federal Wire
essAdices received yesterday from AntRa the Montenegn
seaport in the AdaC Sea- state that the French fleet has begun
the bombaden Of the forts at Caaro Bay lower Herzego
vina Austria. 5tf f.aes M 81 55r@as .t = ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
Merchantmet1 DESTROYED

WASHINGTON September 7LtAssoeated Press by Federal
WireIessThe British embassy here officially informed yes
terday that date e ships had been destroyed
by German mines The list composed Of five Danish ships, two
Dutch SHIPS one Norwegian and one Swedish vessel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08

VERA CRUZ, contender 7.---(Asso,
ciated Press by Federal Wireless y
Rear Admiral Frank T.. Beatty. com
mander Of the third division, win com
mand the feet after today. He will
continue TO use. the battleship West
Virginia as his flagship. a.~ =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
Porto Rioan Liable to Severe
Punishment for Wearing
Khaki.
lFrom Monday Advertiser. J

.
c. Lopez, a!Perto Riean, was arrested
at an early hour yesterday morning and
booked on a charge Of being intoxi,
Gated. Lopez was wearing soldier g
uniform az the time Of his arrest,
marked "H. N. Judd. = AS the wear
ing Of a soldiers Uniform by anyone
not in the service is serious offense,
Lopez is liable to prosecution under
the federal law, which carries with it,
In the ease of conviction, a sentence
Of from one to three years and fine
of $1,000.
IL is the opinion of Sergeant Iaukea
that Lopez exchanged clothes with an
enlisted man in order that the latter
might desert from the Army. An in,
vestigation is being made by the pro-
vost guard as to the identity Of II, n,
judd. Et' ..I
The uniform that caused the trouble
is being held at the police station as
evidence, and in the meantime Lopez
is awayed in a prison suit furnished
him BY one Of the TRUSTEES at the police
station. . ... 'f,'.5 .%, 'fE: .ri
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
SAN FRANCISCO, September -

5AN FhANNIoNU, 0epIeIHDtT o.
associated Press by Federal Wireless)
Bringing down the first pack of the
season, the early arrivals of the Alas
kan salmon fleet came in yesterday.
They report a successful salmon run
and a fair voyage. The first vessels
to arrive were the schooners Prosper
aud G. A. ThayeT, the bark Star Of
Ireland, the steamships Star of Zea.
land and Star of France, and the cod
fishing schooner Glendale.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
Grazing Industry lleIn.

The Grazing Industry (l9lD. III.
Iadex TO Publications, l9oil9ll
Q9l2). "a.
Production and Inspection of Milk
19l2). ~ ....sa.
YearboolIs u. 3. Department Of Ag'
riculture. 1904, 1906. 1913 inclusive,
Special Report on Disease of Cattle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
TEUTONs COMMIT NO ATROCITIES

NEW YoRKs atemba Press by Ter
AVA h beer Mpanyng herman s IN
n 4 &4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
TERRIBLE FIGHTING IN BELGIUM

s "a s @ sSs s s~
III
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08

A Cl,ltura da Banana (l9lD. -,
A CultuFa da iva (l9lD. G. LIZ.
No ka Hooulu Ana | la Maia (l91l).
No ka Hooulu Ana 7 he Gallo (l9lD,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
KILLED
 PLANTATION FIRE

tn the delight of the native women and children Whp are intensely inter ceted iu pictures of scenes in the great world outside of the narrow confines of the East Indian islands.
 suddenly there was an explosion behind the audience and a sheet of flame shot up from the machine. The roof of the building was of the usual native matched kind and the dry grass used as protection against the weather immediately caught fro.
 X rush was made for the single exit but the imprisoned crowd of frcn- cied women and/ children was driven beck by the flames which were al- ready bursting from the light wooden walls of the building.
 The one man in the place who was operating the machine was killed by
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RICHARDSON RECOMMENDS
 MANY WAGON ROADS

but that their construction Sh"uId l" UI GCrtal>cn al one" and he tShS for an immrdiat" appropriation "f seven and one half millions of dollars f"i the mamtanancr of tn" roads and tr:'ilS now in existence as well as f"I the completion of roads already authorized.
 Ill" plans submitted h> 'ul"nol Richardson with his report show hl- we'll developed scheme for a c"ttiuu Hh,'r of the roads now in uSc. "r lIlld ing and their connection win th" r.ads aud trails which he rr"pusrs t" build in ordrr that ali sections of rh" country in s" fnl. ns k pusSItl,. may be brought into direct communication with thc railroad hN the time nt lS uC npletiun.
 The report of the road commission CT has been favorahlN received by tho department and it's rccummendati tions which have h"cn published in the locAl
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roads Hnd trails over tE" territory ;.Ed which will converge like the tWi@S of tt tree lead into the branch and the branches to the trunk. Ia this way would he have the wagon roads lead out from the railroads Tnti' the entire undevrloped section of tn territory was easy of access and thv transportation of supplies made pos shlc at a reasonable cost.
 Colonel Richardson says that I is [ mistake to look for m immediate rapid development of Alaska "utsid" Q; the setports and the country ac- tually opened by the railroad unless s, me such schemA of wagon roads as It" proposcs to run off from the rail- road tu tap the outlying country IS d, Neloped along with the building of the railroad. He believes that tn" construction of these wagon roads and trails should not he delayed until th, railroad is started IT completed
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
Special Nugget Service

PATANIA, D. E. l., Jan. 27.-Srt- enty five persons tifty-eight of whom were children were either killed or burned tO death on the plantation of Junkheer de Nisser, ten miles outside oe this place last night during q nov ing picture show which was given for the hands who worked on the estate. The picture machine was rigged up in one of the large wooden outhouses of the plantation which is used for the storage of the crops. This building had but one entrance which was a narrow door in front of which the machine was placed while the screen was at the other end of the building and the audience was packed in be- tween, sitting on the floor.
 Several reels had been shown much
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Special Nugget Service

WASnINGTON, Jan. 27 The am lIIal report of Colonel Richardson, tho road commissioner of Alaska urgently recommends that d comprehensive so hCmc of wagon roads and trails be undertaken by the government in con IIcction with the building of the rail T, ads. The report details the condi tiun of travel in Alaska at tine pres ciI time and shows in what rcspcct th" development of the territory is held back by the lack of proper roads for intercommunication between out - lying sections which could be brought ,nto. close touch with the general de \clopmrnt planned for the territory if they We're made accessible by the huil,iinG and mlint" ming of trails and roads.
 The commissioner outlines in his rC port n system of feeders which will spread net work of good wagon
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CALIFORNIA L00SES MILL
FAILURES DUE
 TO PROFITS
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Thc re port just made to the senate by the interstate commerce commission in regard to the failure of the St, Louis and San Francisco railroad states that the faiure was due to the acquisition by that road of other railroads in which the syndictes which figured m the transfers and which included tn" officers of the purchasing roads profit cd to the extent of eight millions of holders and the proper equipment .f the roads.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
Special Nugget Service.

WASIIINGTpN. Jan. -. For "Nol thIr" hours last night th" prcsid"n; ana the entire membership "f the for eieE relations committee of the senate several matters of most pressing in tCcst in regard to lhc dr@Iines of the Critcd states with other nations
 Tn" first matter taken up hy the committee Was the question nf tho Panama canal tolls. This is 'unsid- cred q matter of considerable interest just aC present IS the cntir" m1rtim" rid k waiting to see what tn" Uni tcG States will arrange in the way of payments of ships going thr"uGh the Lew waterway. Europe is especially Interested in this matter as a large part of her trade with the orient will be diverted from the longer ruut and , sent through the Panama canal pro- vit"d the tolls are so arranged as t' h2 of advantage to the shippers. Japan ia also greatly interested ir tl," question of tolls as sh" is pllnniu' |" run several lines of steamers diror' fr m th, far east [" ports on th" N ll.Iic side "f south and Central Am oiicH
 What conclusion, if any the prcsi dent and the foreign relations com
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explosion which started IT," if"
 nl il Was several minutes b"tur. others "n the plant,tinu knew th,t . cat1str"ph" had occurred When tA, liGht of the flames and tn screams of those shut up in the build iuis attracted others to their plight lush was mad" for the scene of thr fire and willing hands quickly chopped holes in he sides of the building amt in the end farthest from where the flames were eating up the light bam- boo and grass construction.
 Through these holes many of those who Were witnessing the show were taken out. but many others were either burned or trampled to death be- fore the rescucrs could get to them.
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lseiai Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.- The worst series of storms known to the west coast has been sweeping over California for the last few days. Heavy gales of wind have caused great damage to the coast shipping and many wrecks are reported from San Francisco as far south as Los Angeles.
 The greatest damage so far report : Ci is to the railroad lines to the south although the lines throughout the en- tire state are practically paralyzed.
 No trains are running over the Sante Fe between San Francisco anu Los Angeles on account of washouts on the tracks and the Southern Pa c'fc has only managed to get on" train through since the floods reached their height.
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papers. na., .'.-.d , uumprr ol s,n- .}.t- ...H .ou-t"-~ln,n who have .e3h,'" un lfrrosD Ill tine develop u.,ul Wtu ,oplo- "l tu, complete rr. r"l .j 'olouoJ Richardson.
 Tl, u.Iutotr- ,umujrr"" of both tlr. s"n.Go .ad a"u-. have already '.k,n. np tb. als, us~."l, of fo"d"rs r.' tur n"n rluaod .ud it ,~ belle, - .I ,Ia' tl,.s aiI ao 4utt,d largely in l..:r ,.. mt" .I .ou> lH Ihr report ut r'. r".u .nun,N-I"u.r. There is ,uI ,rl ,1 .1 .po.,olumiltrr of tn" trlrI",t.- .,atudlrr of the h"ls" lu.. hu,. :, rrr '0rr,"h \lask;, next ~,.unl.t ,u nel.' ru. >'' IGSl what l' ir,v",.d n ttr ,., or ,n.,Je Us well IS to D"ot u'u "rhr mrr,r~ in relation |. the development of rn" territory.
 Mrs. efrtlett's danc.os class every T. esday and Friday evenings at 8 Q n K K. Hat,
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m,O., .ul. lo l,- r4ai t.~ n", bee. n, dc puhlr. bat f ;. Golr>rd Chat n. opinions at la. m ldrn and q majority ur rho ..mmi,lre will shortly l., embodied II, bu winch will b' inrroducrd virr uu" approval If the committee.
 After thy dis.n -,on "f.far lresti"n ul ln, canal tolls wis completed Soc i,toy In>au~ J.v rio, com" in lor au mGolml Ai~yussion. There wa- not IS mu.a unoumuv "f orin- ion expressed ju r.aarl j' th" s"cr"- t,l, ol star+ al'r-a) pc'rr plan aIthou-,, majrri'N "t th. members uf the commu... -r""d chat peace was ,ht# mHl s, Hr desired hy tho world H'n" .'.~.a"u 'r' djsanm- ,t.,nr a~ a m,..* ol ~r,wirs r"o'" Was uor ,,u-.d...1 ouh"o4h it is one C" Mr. Gry,m- t.,,ri,+ The commit tee. ecaliz--. la' .o.-~ au ntli"ns ui,.un !, u.ma a. suicidal for tho IT it,d ~',l,- tn ,..~, n- r'r'r,- t''re for n'r u lnt, r"nn"ytt"r $ o,., of rE, m.mi.1 rf ,.c ,"'nmirr"' 4. jJ 'rl o'h.r ll.u h,in4 m.nti"n'' ,. ,',,.ur IT,. ,..r f.,r; -t states plans f,r ,scutull h1u4iu" ,hruj wort l..ar- 1.v 'u",.Iw.r' n thv pr"s"n mi!jrn> ur un..l establishment o this cupuN was mot mantiun"d. |
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CONSIDERING
 THE BUILDERS
special Nugget Servlce.

ASHlNGrp\. J.u. -1 S,crr ,t,y If War GaIris"u Ad~ ,n,,I ,on .drti,uun the uamro of the officer. ,' tn" engineer corps of ti' army who WIil h, detailed to assist the chief "n4IHrrr of the AtrSk,t railroad
 several officers of rank m the en. sheer corps will h, detailed as heads ol the several departments and Us ,.Ir1 constructors uI sections There WiN Alsu be- 4 detail uf officers from the medical corps wh" will has" ,lnIGc uf the sanitation of all gov. "Ihmvnt camps ana stations as well .,., officers from tn" other staff de p..rtmrnls. u"t;,hN jh" pol and com nj, SarN branches.
 Ali of these s,I,., lr"i,> Nil be ,.'lr trdN gone ">ot hN Inc secretary h- well ts lir 4u..4lI"u ,l the police work along inc lines ,I ,oustru,ti"' winch will H-v probably l." turned over l." officers If th,. army.
 Are you a subscriber to the Mug get # not why not?
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PRESIDENT AND COMMITTEE
 DISCUSS FOREIGN RELATIONS

uuuld continue iu h, the policy ut the GoN"lum"rt sud this senator tn maintain aj lli times what wtS con 1.Hcrrd a force cummensurablr vita the interests of the nation
 The Mexican situation was sonr int, .,t som" length and the course "r President Wilson so far was heart iN arpr">"d by tn" entire committee lld the continuance of his policy was d. greed upon.
 Tn" only point known ro have been ds russ"d at the conference upon Which absolutely no information coul, l., obtained hy the press. was the present complication with Japan "vcr th, .r|iru LuId natter N" < word would anyone Wh" attended th" meet me SN in rrgard {" this matter "N- r"pt L." admit that mUr" than half u' th" lime "t the ,"nf"rruc" was taken ur with it's discussi"u I'll" s"natur. vh W"r. present "n. and 1ll re f'1Ird .tIl lrrpuoSts for luufnrm''iuu ta th' president aud Mir Wilson could n'i hc seen. Hts s",r"t.,', >ln".d that foa present there WIS uoJhjue that could h" mad, luhlj,
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RAILROADS ARE
 ALL PARALyzEO

lt is estimated that many millihs al dollars worth of property have been destroyed beside the damage tn the railroads and it will take weeks to repair the roads that have been washed out throughout the state and groves back in shape.
 The heavy rainfall has been accom- . ranicd by high winds. especially in the southern portion of the state and much damage has resulted from the destruction of trees and houses
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DROWNED IN
 CALF. FLOODS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3t liugn Sl ear Haven. a Chicago capitalist; Louis .iunrS a retired banker ant Rico Rordiqu"s. a Mexican boy are exported drown by the floods which have been inundating the country to the north of here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
MINERS HOME CLUB.

All mmhers of the MIn"r's Homo Club and their friends are invited to a social dance tonight at O'clock admission $1.OO Ladies free. Luncl will he served.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
NOTICE.

Persons having bills agaisnt th' carnival committee please present Il orce to the undersigned.
 A. POLET.
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PIONEER CARD PARTY.

Pioneers and their lady friends will have a card party at their club rooms, & o'clock D. m.. Wednesday evening. Rs treatments also.
 COMMITTEE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
DO YOU NEED

Sill heads, statements, letter hsads and envelopes. Have then printed at the Nuqqet office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-27
FLOUR IS CHEAP.

Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
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WHO IS YOUR QUEEN? Drop your votes nou et the Rose Candy Store.
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New lad eggs at Prosssr's Harness Shop, $1.0o per dozen. Phone Black 5.
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

When you can get GOOD. WHOLE SOME Bread at Sc per loaf.
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100 TONS Oc FLOUR Bread only 5c North Pol, o1Lerv snd Anvil Bakery
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What conclusion. if any the prcsi dent and the foreign relations com
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Are you a subscriber to the Mug Jet # not why not?
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-04-30
Busy in Rutherford.
ROrest City Press.l

Judge Geo. S. Reynolds of Bun
combe county, campaign manager Of
Robert r. Reynolds in his campaign
for the Democratic congressional
nomination, was in Forest City Mon
cav and stated to a Free Press repor-
ter that indications point to the com
I-ete success of "Our Bob" and that
he. was delighted with the situation
in Rutherford county. He stated that
he was securing assurances from in
fuential Democrats in every precinct
IN the county. that Reynolds would Sc
cure strong support.