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Questions TWO.

To THE EpIroE OF TIE SuN SIR. Why
does America produce no musical genius
teNcept Foster)' why do snake stories
and newspaper lies originate In Sew ,Ier-
sCy and Georgia THERsITrs
DoBY WALLS, okla, July %
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10 TuE EnlroR or THr SuN---S,r
Roosevelt X tho leader, can it prog
reSs." IL is the MEXICAN Huerta spirit.
It's waste Of time to argue.
BosToN, July %. BAY STATE.
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sibylIinc.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SrN-Sir. why
does tout lie monde spell "Sibyr "SyhU"?
D'Gsraelism? : *. WILsoN.
VENTNoR. n. J., July %.
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The Bard OF Avon says all tho world
loves a lover DR.. FAUL $, HUNTER Of
me Colorado BOARD Of Health.
Mr. EMERSON says AL mankind love
n lover" Did Concord fitch from STRAIT
ford; or was SHAKESPEARE EMERsoN'
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should England become involved in

should England become involved in a
general European war it will be a splen-
did opportunity for the Ulster Volun-
tcers To- show their loyalty to the crown
without the painful necessity Of domee -
tic hloodshed. Perhaps the Nationalist
volunteers may also avail themselves
Of the chance for a real night, Indeed it
will be both curious and interesting to
sec which element furnishes the larger
contingent to help King GEORGE keen
his end up against the Kaiser.
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Commissioner DAVIS told RERA then ana
'n,-c th1' .ho was 2 little raker"- Nc,r7
lt'uD
It almost seems as II Miss kArHAFtNr
BEMENr DAVIS was not afraid of Miss
REpA EprLsoHN. Allowances must he
made for the surprise with which the
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Hotel porter fccls like millionaire
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Nav yopx July 90,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11
WASHINGTON
 WINS BOAT RAGE
Special Nugget Service.

OAKLAND, April 1l.-ln the inter collegiate hpat race held here todiy the university of Washington won hy five cngths. Stanford was second and California third, bo ing led by Stanford by five lngths. Washington crew eacily won and at no time did the crew extend itself. In the Freshman race stanford won by two lengths. Washington second, California third.
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BRAZILIAN REVOLT
 HAS BEEN CRUSHED

Lraxtrs victory over the rebels. Many nc wrpHisr~ charge that ih" movement deserved Co Hucc''ed hssnuSc thc ,srn- xiiiun government l. practically c,mn- uoIIcd by Europeans. mostly M Tru- tcnic tenderness.
 The lMily Mall declares that the people of the Interior of prazil have fiLaiiy brtomo sH diRpIeas.d with the GetmRnic influence upon the RiO dc Jnniero government that they "ndcii- vored t0 wrcHt .h" ronirui mwny from it hut Il Rtrong military organization r. nd plenty of money enabled ti" gov. ernment [" Wrr"m" 'h" r'"I i'r"x'I- ians effort |" drive ""t ih" Gcrrn"n'r influences.
 The great London 'l:IIlb's further declare thnt mni"sa GrrmIny Tx f"r"l The dccisinn of thr upI"'Iat" court in near future. she must clash with ih" | nIted states whose Monroe Doctrine has been strained almost to tho break irg p0Int by the Germany "I"'rati"ns :u Hrszii, and which has f"r the past five years been the source of much anxiety to the Washington cabinet ministers.
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Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. April .--Thc Brazilian Ambassador today officially Informed tho State Department that the lsr7lziiian government had success fully defeated the principal rebel force ib the southern and western states of Lrazil. thereby practically reestablish- ing the central government control of this entire district. prcss reports de- tlarc over fifteen thousand rebel sol d'crs have been captured In all and d.sarmctl. their leaders immediately executed. and the soldiers themselves placed in concentration camps where they will soon bc -parollcd upon their taking an oath "f loyalty {" the cs- tal,lishcd government.
 In the states of Matto- Grosso ana Soa- -lnul" many larGc towns nn'l c:tics have been recovered from the rebels and q loyal government insti- tutcd. Reports from isolated lntcrl": sections of Brazil indicate that much k ss of life occurred during the short hut heavy lighting that took place etwccn the BraZllion garrisons and tht various rebel forces. Generally T system of cxtcrmination was waGeh agai: st thc captured cities or towns hy tho rebels, who promptly executed every federal in sight. both civil and military. and this policy has been con
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,. No person UT agent or attorney Tor another can locate claims unless authorized by power of attorney duly ret orded; and, under such power cal, act for not more than two indi, iduals i; aud cannot locate more than twJ claims for any one principal during any calendar month.
 {. No person can locate or cause tu be located for himself more than twn claims in any calendar month.
 How many of these provisions wcr.. passed upon by the cases above we gre not informed.
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
 FAvORS IMPEACHMENT

sonal corruption. bribery and partial iiy of the grossest kind and furnished such strong evidence in support of his charges that impeachment pro- crcdings were initiated.
 Judge Wright is a well known re- publican who has gained a reputation as Il lawyer and who drew public at tent ion by his vigorous and unseemly attack upon organized labor in the famous Buck Stove and Range case.
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two for and forty three against tho r. peal. The vote in the senate was not unexpected by those who listened disappointment to President Wilson who made this an administration measure and used his influence upon members of the senate to insure It's DussaRe
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almost daily the courtmartial h'ards gre condemning theae to either death or life Imprisonment.
 The rank and flo of the r"yaiist movement will however hc liberated as soo as their parols can he arranged and the officials satisfied that they will f0mcnt no further movements aga inst the republican government.
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ii'.Led by the E ,crnment tr,ops w:.m |, rebel foi1e waa captured, thu. LriI.y'ng the uprising to an isnom '. nious .':',s".
 Tine l,,ss ": ..fn is estimated n: b- tween eight nnu ten thousand on bJ'li sides while many th"ust. .c m v were woumic,! w tn the D: :'p.r,y hm tgc runninL up into many n,i. 0hs ,'I dollars. ''r.,, iy aimon: every ~ t.iatc nHicb,i of the interior Stsu"s were implicated In this revolution. h. ping tn overthrow the Itlo .Ianelro government and regain their former ic sit!ons.
 The I!razllian navy lost rather heavily by tho uprising nlso. the great battlcship Sao- I'aulo and Minns- Ger nor having been tho scenes "f fearful hand to hand fighting when the crews or both vessels inutinIcd. but in boti' irstanccs they were eventually over come by loyal men aboard these tw'' largest of tho worlds warahlps.
 Four torpedo boats were sunk h' tho I'aranhmt naval station by the re heis. who managed to convert many IF ilors Co their cause. and the cruiser Rio Grandc was run aground off cap' %Ioyo Int Inter recovered.
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Tile modiiications and amendments "f the mining laws under the so-calls.i Wickersham act of Aug. 1, 1912. em bodied the following features affecting llacer mining claims only:
 1. Locations cannot exceed 40 acres in extent.
 ?. $100 worth of labor or improve ncnts must be made on each 20 acres each year including the year of loca- tiOn
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R0YALIST REBELLION
 COMPLETELY SUBDuED

d,sarmed. md the majorey Of these naroled. only the principal royalist as- itators being held for trial on '"s charges of high treason.
 About two hundred and forty men every man Of whom are ex-roya'ss army or navy oflicsrs and civil onlcefs under the government of sz-K'ns , Manuel ays among the impris'asd snd
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CAPTAIN oRIFFIThs. PROBABLY
 CONE TO CANADA
Nvssst spseisI Service.

Nvssst spseisi Service.
 SEATTLE. April Alt is reported tat Quartermaster 0rifiths has been traced by Seattle detectives {" a Van- cf uver boat and there all traces "t Tim were lost. Another report says that Captain Grihiths is still in hh' inr In seattle concealed by ms friends.
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INFORMATION WANTED

It ia important that We should '"' cate !. Clarence F. Isrown. whom VI" gre advised lived Nome City m March. 1888. and whom we arc fur- ther advised was living in Nome CitS in November. 1908. sie might he known as Clarence IsrOwn and some times called JJ. Clarence Brown. times called T. Clarence Brown. Geo r. Tait. Indianapolis. Ind
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Special Nugget Ssrvles.

DENVER, April 1.-The convention ct Western governors today elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Governor sprye. president and Governor Lister of Washington. sec retary. Seattle was selected as the place for holding the next conventioa.
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SPANISH MINISTER
 AND PRESS CLASH

F. government refusal 10 take meas u-c% 10 protect Spaniards in Mexico. Tho Minister declares that the govern
 ,ncnt will take care of the matter,
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Ny9sses Special Service.

z WASHINGTON. April lp.-"Th,' judiciary committee has returned .i report favoring the Impeachment If Judge Wright of the Superior ,'"u.t of the District of Columbia for ;,rnSs professional and personal mis'"'n'nl.'t in ofice.
 The charges were brought tuw.l;''l by Howe, a New York tinanciCr N hh charged Judge Wright with l',of,.S-
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Special Nugget Service.

SpsciaI Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. April IT, After a spirited discussion in the senate of the Tolls Repeal bill. in which some oi the strongest speeches ever heard an the floor were made the senate today voted against the repeal of tells.
 Upon roll call the vote stood forty
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spseial Nugget Service.

epeo3aI Nup0et oeFVice.
 CORDOvA, April 10-Aftcr tln. itu. had been drawn in the ctse of W"if' VI Gates, the case wus dismisS"h navag been settled out of court. Th txo cases of C6loninger vs. M:ir!<ll't snd Castello vs. Purdy by stipuElti,r, were passed till next term. pcndiu;: inc appeal of the Sutherland yS. i'uii!- snd Coloniger vs. Frudlans"n "is..' Tho decision of the appellate court ii' thsse cases will settle certain phast.- of the Wickersham act. which u"w does not seem plain to the attornrr'
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Special Nugget Service.

LISBON, Portugal, April ll.--'M'"- ,s,er of War zaragossa today announc- ,d officially that the Royalist upris- Ing had again Teen completely sup t.ued and the strongholds where tne'r auppiies were concealed had all been captured by republican troops. More tran four thousand psrsons had pssn
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WESTERN GOVERNORS
 URGE MORE REGIONAL

The convention passed strong reso- lrtions urging congress to establish two more regional banks. one for the mountain region and one for the northwest.
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SMITH APPOINTED TO PRO.
 sEcuTE ALASKA COAL CASES
spse;st Nuouet Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 PORTLAND, orc, April H. Con stnntine J. Smyth, former Attorney General of Nebraska. has been ap- r.inted by the Department of .Ius'i'e ,o nrosecutc tho Alaska coal iand cases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11

Weekly Nugget. only soc a month Tn. Daily Nugget, s2.oo per month.
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SENATE AGAINST REPEAL BILL
SnuSHANnA MINING CASES
 TAKEN TolJAPPELLATElcouRT

anu will probably be the decision in ,lr pending cases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11

LONDON. April 1l.-Thc English prtss Is not ciatcd by the news M
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11

We orint svsrythinN and a"yth"s Ir iob printing line st the Nsssss.
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SENATE VOTES AGAINST
 THE TOLLS REPEAL BILL

The vote in the seiiute is construed by some to be a revolt vf home uf the senators against Wilson's dictatorial measure through the lower house.
 TURKEY TROT-
 To the big turkey dinner. Federated Church. Next russday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11

W While press interference will compli cote the same.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11
TURKEY LickEv

click the platter clean" But thsrs'W b, ell you ean sst. Tuesday. Fsdsr' atsd church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-11
Special nugget Service

MADRID. April H.. Forc;gG di';; ter asks censoship hc rair,,, uI"'l their utterances which pertain ln |.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
Mrs. Ora Porter Wins Health and
Comfort After Twelve Years
of Desperate Illness.

Mrs. Ora Porter of Maher. Colo,
suffered for twelve years with stom-
ach and liver troubles. Her case was
diagnosed as gall stones and she was
advised to undergo an operation.
She got Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
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The first bottle proved to her
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month ago. | have now taken four
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was called and said | had gall stones.
never had such hard attacks after
doctoring with him, but | never saw
a well day. l suffered collie. bloat-
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shoulders and I was tired all the
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About six weeks ago my niece
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Some one advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ihsd
taken 30 much medicine and my doctor
said he could do me no good so told my
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HOW THIN PEOPLE
CAN PUT ON FLESH
A New Discovery.

= Thin men and women-that big,
hearty. filling dinner you ate last
night. What became of all the fat
producing nourishment it contained?
You haven't gained in weight one
ounce. That food passed from your
body like unburned coal through an
open CRATE The material was there,
but your food doesn't work and stick,
and the plain truth is you hardly
get enough nourishment from your
meals to pay for the cost of cooking.
This is true of thin folks the world
over. Your nutritive organs, your
functions of assimilation, are sadly
out of gear and need reconstruction.
Cut out the foolish foods and fun
ny sawdust diets. Omit the flesh
cream rub-one. Cut out everything
but the meals you are eating now
and eat with every one of those
single Sargol tablet. In two weeks
note the difference. Five to eight
good solid pounds of healthy "stay
there" fat should be the net result.
sargol charges your weak. stagnant
blood with millions of fresh new red
blood corpuscles. gives the blood
the carrying power to deliver every
ounce of fat-making material in your
food to- every part Of your body.
Sargol, too, mixes with your food and
prepares 1t for the blood in easily
assimilated form. Thin people gain
all the way from 10 to % pounds a
month while taking Sargol, and the
new flesh stays put. ..Sargol tablets
are scientific combination of six
of the best flesh-producing elements
known to chemistry. They come 40I
tablets to a package, are pleasant.
harmless and Inexpensive, and The
Hausman Drug Co. and all other
druggists in Trinidad and vicinity
sell them subject to an absolute
guarantee of weight increase or man
ey back.
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CHAVEZ FALLS -
BEFORE MITCHELL
IN SECOND ROUND
LOCAL BOY RECEIVES QUICK
KNOCKOUT AT HANDS OF
WHIRLWIND MILWAUK K E E
BOXER. a'-,t. v,''

Milwaukee,, Wis, Sept. 28.-Benny
Chavez of Trinidad. Colo, was knock
ed out in the second round of a sched-
uled 10-round bout here last night.
by Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee.
A hard left to the stomach delivered
as the boys came from clinch end
ed the bout -aa = 17fttP1-:3iu -
Chavez was the aggressor, and
had all the better of the first round,
landing two hard right swings to the
Milwaukee lads head, and driving in
a hard right to the stomach. Mitchell
kept dancing away and jabbed his
left to the face. The blow had ap-
parently little steam back of it, and
the westerner was not troubled.
Neither appeared to be in the
Fslightest distress when the bell rang
for the finish of the period. AS they
came out for the second frame. Cha
vez rushed Mitchell and landed a
hard right to the chin. The slender
lad covered up and drew his man
into close quarters. digging into his
ribs as Chavez came in. The Colo
radoan answered these tactics with
straight lefts to the face. which did
little damage, hut served to drive
Mitchell back to long range.
Mitchell retaliated with two hard
rights to the head, following his at
tack with asleft to the stomach. The
Milwaukeean was swinging wildly
in his efforts to end the fight by a
knockout blow without result. With
but 30 seconds to go before the
round ended, Mitchell came into a
ed hard left to the body. Chavez
dropped, groaning with pain and
gasping for wind. The Coloradoan
was unable to continue at the count
of 10, and Mitchell was awarded a
iclean-cut verdict.
| While brief, the fight went along
at high gear. and the fans left the
arena pronouncing the go as one of
the best since the days when Ad VOL
CAST was at his best. %"
Both boys abandoned science after
the first minute of, fighting in an eff
fort to make it short and decisive.
and there was not breathing spell
until the knockout.
After the fight Chavez, made the
statement in his dressing room that
it was a lucky punch that beat him,
and that he would like to meet the
Milwaukee lad in a return bout, as
he (Chavez) had all the best of 1t un-
til the final punch.
If Chavez is unable to get a return
match, he will not go farther east,
but will return to Colorado. There
was good crowd present. most Of
them Mitchell supporters. as is evi-
denced by the fact tina. the Milwau-
kee lad was 2-to-1 fayorite going
into the ring. tfs
Chrnninlo No,us Slc n month
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There IL more Catarrii in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together, oand until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For u great
many years doctors pronounced 1t a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurablc. . Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be a consti-
tutional disease. and therefore requires
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tinaonia1s. -.lt
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