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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
HELP WANTED-MALS,

HELP WAN ED-MAEE.
WANTED-Butler to stay on place
Apply IS East Fourteenth street
Phone Ivy 569-J.
WANTED-A good boy IA or Is years
of age, who knows something about
soda business. Apply 81 Lee St, West
End.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

DRAUGHON'S Business Col
lege, Atlanta, Ga. No vacation.
CATALOGUE FREE.
RICHARDSON'S SCHOOL
'ILANTA SELECT SCHOOL for boys:
preparation for Tech College. Univer-
ny West Point. Annapolis and col
yes generally. 300 Spring Ivy 597J.
w YOU NEED HELP OF any kind!
A1ue Want Ad" will get IL for you.
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Classified AdVer=
tiserS

May telephone their want
Ads" The Georgian will not be
,esnonsible for more than one in
correct insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time.
The Georgian reserves the right
to correctly classify all Want Ads.
The Georgian can not guarantee
accuracy or assume responsibility
for errors of any kind occurring
in tefephoned advertisements.
The Georgian will not accept
phone or verbal orders>t to discon-
tinue or change CT. FL It'll For
bid advertisements. Advertiser
should retain receipts given by
The Georgian in payment OF want
Ads, as no mistake can be recu-
fed without them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
WANTED

ON ACCOUNT of so many calls for fur
nlshed and unfurnlshed apartments
and flats we will be glad to have anyone
phone Ivy s424, Atlanta 29S, Room 25s
Gambler Annex, The Boarding and
Rooming House Bureau OF Information.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

WANTED-Young> man stenograph
with experience and capable Address
with references. Box 1872, Sunday Amer
lean
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

WANTED-Ralway mail postoffice
clerks and carriers. Thousands of Jobs
for life account of parcel post. Free in
formation. Bureau of instruction, 1OS,
Rochester. N Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

SURPRISINGLY small expense will pos
itively secure the position you desire.
For details, address l.. Rosenthal. 81
Munroe. Lynn. Mass.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

MEN WANTED with rig to introduce
and sell ninetyfive extracts, spices,
medicines, etc. Big money. Wilson
made $50 weekly We mean business.
Box Sic, Dept. SO. Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

UNSATISFACTORY, straight salary
and expenses; answer by letter, giving
age, experience, lines previously han
died references. Address G. S. g., care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

statesmen AGENTS wanted to sell
Fesler Fountain Shaving Brush; easily
handled: $50 to $i00 week; steady in
come on repeat business; we have a
new and interesting sales plan: full par
ticulars free Fesler Sales Company,
Dept. ia, 256 w 23rd street, New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

WI, WANT good combination tailoring
salesman and bushelman; young man
who understands handling trade, also
alterations; have chance for advance
ment. Apply quick. Box 1886 care Geor-
gia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

WANTED-Cigar statesmen to carry line
of cigars on road 500 per month and
expenses; experience not necessary.
Continental Cigar Company, WICHITA,
Kansas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
Glmk.N ahriAten.
Donnertag "a. Sept. ]

Donnerltas, "a. Sept. 1914.
SIN Gincinnatier 9iitritt pirb ii6
Der JluB nur ipenis perdnoerm &C.
itern 4benb bate berislbe BEL bieiiser
StaOt einen Mdfieritanb bon 11.5
Sub.
Die fOlsenben 9epsItben trafsn ses
tern bier Elm:
pitisburs, pa.-5.9 SUP.
@beelins, SO. @a.-8,4 SUB u. iteist.
poretrsburg, go. 8a.-1.6 II. fGllt.
&anarp6a sSalls, SO, 8a.-O.2, iteigt.
gbarleIton, 80. 8u.-6.5 SUB, fdGt.
portsmoutb, O.-2.6 Sub u. fGat.
aouisbiae, ap.-S.2 5uB unb fdat.
Gbanspias, SHb.-3.4 SUB.
0aihbiQe, 5enn.-7.4 SUB unb fGGt.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-5.6 5uB.
Cairo, SQ.-19 SUB unb itsigt.
Wempbis, 2enn.-10.8 SUB II. fteigt.
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m1ilhfiibe finb fteiin

gen. - Mildtiibe finb iteiig. - Mitfz
lere unb ihfpere Gtierc $3.50 $50,
grtra $875 8, O9fen $3.00-6.5O,
Jleiidsr Gtiere $5.50-7.85, Sci.
fers $4.5O-7.50, auserlefene $7.65-
7.75, aiibs $3.50-5.75, auserleiene
bis srtra $5.85-6.50, Gamers $3.s
25-4.25, auserldsne 1888 i42ii90
25 - 4.25, Cutters $4.25-4.5O,
Stoders unb Jeebers $5.5O-7.75,
Stod Ssifers $5.25-6.25, Stots
&iibs $4.25-5.25.
9ullen.-8ei nur mdbiger 3u>
fubr mar Der Wartt bsute istig gu
ben seitrisen preifen. = Maeere unb
lsidte S4.75-5.75, Bologna $5.75-
$40. Grtra $6.50-6.eo, fstte Bull
len $6.40-6.75.
adibsr.-9is 3ufubr mar nur
mdbig, bic Radfrase gut unb bic
preiie iiiesen um 25c per 100 pfunb.
Orbindre unb srobe $5.5o-1125,
fair Big CUTE leidte $8.00-11.50, gg>
ira $1175.
9 6neine.-Ods 9lnseboi mar
beute nur mdbig unb Die prsife ipas
rem itetig, segen Sflub Gber ihtDa4.
Cute Bis aussrlsiene @erpadungss
unb Glsiideriorten $9.15-9.25, ors
bindre Biz auserleIens Iftpers fstts
SGue S5.75-8.25, Stags $4.75-7,
leidte 9srfanbtfortsn $S.50-9.25,
ertel Don 40 gfuno unb peniser $5.s
25-S.25, i4pere S4ipeine 5000
9.15.
S S9afeunb 2Gmmer. @ut.
leidts, fette S4afe iparen itetis,
fdtpere aber fielen I'm 10-15c. 2dms
mer tpurbeu nur tpents setauft uno
fielsn I'm 25e. - Sdafe: grtrd
lsi6te G9dfe $5.15-5.25, CUTE Biz
auserlefsns $4.75-5.15, orbindre
bis fair $2.75-4.65c; ihperr S6afe
$3.50 500. - Gdmmer: Grtra So,
quite tis auserleiene $7.50-7.90,
orbindre bis fair $5.5o-7.55, guas
$.25-5.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
WuSldnbiibe Naftrihten d.

Die itillen Srag06ien. g.
lit Elm rotbes 6aus mitten i'm Centrum
bon Berlin, in Der Oorotbeenitrabe
nidt neit ppn ben 2inbsn. bic Reliets
lrno @er5ierllHgen BON SerrutOtta uno
bic glGn5enb polisrten 9ranitplatter
an Der StirnIeite geben ibm elm 10 Ell
gsnartiges Qusie6en, oab es fat ieoer
tennt. Die Griegsataoemie 1T es, no
Die junssn oeutiden SffiSiere lire
g(usbiIOung er6ulten, mo man ion'i
gstp0bnIib Inn ole Mittassitun5e cine
Wenge llniformen bic 5reitreppe bers
abtommsn Iiebt. WlilitGrs, bic bns
Saus berIaTen, no iie georbeitet bas
ben. SEPT 1T bieies Suus bag 3iel
anoerer Du(lfabrten. @iregrobe peibs
uuo rotbe Sni6rift tiinbiet ihon bon
ipeitem in nii9ternem Still unier,r
wlilitGrbeb0rben, Der aber in biefen
3etten etipas &Ia'Tii6es bat, an: 3ens
tralnadpeis6ureau oes preubiT9e1
&riegsminiIteriums. Ster in oiefem
5aiie Iiegen bic 9erluitIiiten duf, un5
es piro an Sebsn 9tustunft ertbeilt,
Der irgenoetnen ibm nabe Stebenoea
i'm felbe bat. llRaufborlid itsigen in
ben Dienititunben MenIten Die grpbe
grunttreppe i'm Srnern oss Sauies
binan, tpsnoen ii6 gu sinem i'm eriten
Stodpsrt eelegsnen Gaal, no cine
9lnsubl Serren tbeiIs nit, tbeils obne
Uniform IiBen 9eipuoers 5rouen ies
BEN Stanbes ftebt man bier bGufiu;
elegante Samsn, tpie Srauen aus Dem
@plte, bic nit bem Sinoe uuf bem
2trm bertpmmsn. 9eioe fben auf bers
fslben gunt ilnb parten; beibe baben
Die 1lei9en nerbdrmten GsIitter, bic
sleihen unrllbieeu. frusenoen 4usen.
Die Rotb Der 3eit teunt teine Stuns
oesunterIhiebe mebr. Sober sittert
bier fir etipas, pas er bd br1uben an
ben feinbIiheu 9rensen bat, unb made
itilIe Srus6oie fpisIt fib bier inter nes
nen ab, bic ldutlps in gemeiIener 5ols
tung aneinuuoer pprbeigeben, bic
pruntpplIe Ereppe pisoer btnab, Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
Raffu - mortt rubis. 9prei

SudeI-p preiie itstis. Rdffinir'
ter Gut Goat $3.50; powbereb 1856;
Cubes Sc, sranuIirtsr 7.57c; Gonfscs
TONERS az 1856; Of .a' 7.40e;
pdber utra G." 7.20c; gtra ~
7t.
Wotafies III fstis.-glsp Or.
leans Open asttle 3s-45e. Gentrifu.
gal 18-20c per Ga1ons.
Refs. - 2ouifiana. Janeh 6eab
6i-7e. prima 5i-6te. orbindrsr At
&c. SapaR 4A-4ae per pfanb.
Dairps probutts.
Huttsr. - Rarft fubia. preifs
fetis. gDbokmils Grira 33e. Cen.
trolssbGytra 3oae, gsntroli5eb Jirits
261-271c. bo. Geeonbs 22-23c,
Dnnen Dnirp 23e. podins Gtod 2or
per pfunb.
Rxfs - wedrtt fen Dbio 1915,
Gsrbnssli&er 1ead7s 2sm Qass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24

Rsp gOrt. %. Sept.

Hep gort. %. Sept.
Wsbl III rubis.
Roeesnmsbl III rubig.
WlaiSmsbI 1T tpiaig. sJines peibss
unb seIbes S1.85-1.90; rdubes $1.75
$1.80.
Rogssn 1T pitlig. 20. 2 psitIider
95c c. /. (. Buffalo.
Gerite III iietig.
Wei5su 1T ungereselt. 90. 2 ros
tber unb barter SLIP; Ro. l ROrib,
ern Duluth $1.13t unb Po. l Rortb.
ern ManitOba Sligo Hominel c. |. I.
Buffalo.
Weli6,urn 1T pinis. Ro. 2 sslbes
87ac c. i. I. bei antunft, itritt primd
ars.ntinii4es SOC nOmiHsa abssIi.s
f.rt.
!Safsr 1T Tetig. stanbarb psibsr
54-54te, go. 3 532-54c; fantp
Clipped tpeibsr $3.50.
Ssu 1T rubis.
5opfen III it.tig.
SGuts IinO flau.
2eber III felt.
BORT 1T iaum ftetis. Reb $23.Oo-
$3.50.
Beef 1T rubig.
S4mala iit itetis. MibOIe Wsft $3.50
$50. RaffiRirtss lit itstis. eDms
pounb iietis.
sals 1T pilIis. Gitp 6ae; SpseiaI
SIC.
Woas 1T fietig.
Sar3 1T rubig.
1erpentin lit ipillis gu 46-47e.
Reis III itetig.
MOlahss 1T rubis.
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gbicago, gus, %. Sept.

- O"~t
@eiean.-Jiir September $1.07 -
$1.oS4, an S6luB $1.084; fir De-
sembsr $1.10 - 1.12t. am S9IuB
$1.11E; fir Wai $1.17-1.19s, am
S6lub $1193.
Meil&torn.-Giir DECEMBER III
72c, ON S4iub 715c; fir Ulai 73s
-74ac, ON S6luB 74se.
Safer.--Siir December 49s-50se,
am Salub 5oac; fir Wai 52a-53ae,
am Stlub $3.50.
Rogaen.-Rp. 2 931-94e.
9erfie 59-70c.
1imutbp $4.00-5.50.
aIeeIdamen nominea.
pprt $500. - Giir Sept. $17.75;
fir Sanuar $20.10 - 20.25. am
S4lub $20.25.
S6mal3 $9.45. = 5iir Sito6er
S9.35-9.45, am S6luB $9.45; fir
syanuar $s.s7-9.95, am SdIub
1895.
giippenieiten $11O11.5o. = sir
Ottober $01.80-10.S5, am Sblub
$11.0S; fir Sanliar $l0.47-10.57.
am SdluB $10.55.
Butter III uup,rGnbsrt.
Gisr iinb nieoriser. Srbinarp firits
20-20le, firits 21-214c.
Rartoffeln.-Martt ,lnseregelt. -
s5erfeps 70-80e; UidisaR unb Wiss
eoniin rotbe 60--65e, bo. tpeiBe 63--
SIC; Wiuneiota unb 0atota Sbios
$6.50-6.80.
@efliissl.--asbsnbss bSbsr. Sprine
gers 15s. anssrs 14is,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
@ie bic erite Satterie ersbert
tuuroe.

Die rSdlsiiide 3situng' OsrOi-
fentliht fplssnbsn SeIOpuitbrisf zines
Sffi3iers an feline GItsrn in S4Ie.
fen:
@eliebte Gltsrn!
Bon msinem sriten 9efedt, mstner
JeuertarIs. babe i6 Gud 5por i6Oll
oei6riebsu, bod mill id Gud bsute
nod Raberes babon erSGbIeR. aIIo
Sonutas, ben g., mir iuben seruoe
beim WOrssnsaiiss sri4isa Elm angss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24
9dsiiAer Waaritberidt.
Cincinnati, %. Sept

wv y " " !, 20. ~SVs'
Die na9fols<nb.n Guptirunsen be-
aieben ii4 n,ir auf gngros 9ranss
aftionsn. Bel tIsinersn Geihdflen
perben eirpas bObsrs preiie bert4n.t.
proDiiionen.
Ter Warti mar rubis, preii. f.f.
Gdmals. prima Stsam
9.60-9.70e.
IrodsnatfaIssnts Gkiid.
Gbort clear Ssittu 13i-14c, i6ort
Wipptnisiisn 13t--13he, ertrd bort
clear G.itsn 13a-13ie. S6uIkrn
-. 8,lIiss 14s-15c, lofe unb 1c
mebr psrpadt.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Gstisn
14a-15t, tur3e Rippni.itsn 14a -
15c, G6uItern unb Bellies 16
--16ie l0ie unb 4c per piunb msbr
pstpadt.
Susar gureS Jfeifa-
Sfinien 20-20te, picnie Shultern
15-l5Ae. grsatfait Bacon 20l-21e.
Shultsrn 15-15ic, .rodene gstis
Stintsn 28-3Oc.
Sibstp5feltes GIeifh.-
Shinten 16-16te, pienie S6ulteru
12s-13e. Bellies 17A-19c. Gtul.
tern 13-13Ae, Reu DOrt Gut 13 -
131e.
Grifats G1eifd. - gdin.
fen 149-15e. picnic SdultsrH LIZ
--11ie, Gdultsrn 11A-113e, fbort
yfipp.uieit.n 13-13ac. ibOrt clear
S.iten 19-13tc, EXTRA fbort Gsiten
13-13ac. Bellies 1eA-17lc propfb.
WebI unb GetretbG
Ws.bI. - Wintsr paient $500
$50, Wintsr Ganep $4.65-4.90, bo.
sFomilp $4.25-4,4O, Gytra $3.50
400, prbindres $3.6O--380. 5arter
Wsisen patsnt $5.65-6.05, DO. fanep
$5.20-5.45. bo. Jamilp $4.20-4.60,
Roeaenmehl. no,bpsitIid.s semifdtss
$4.90-5.00, r.ines Gitp $500 -
$40 per Bbl.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Wini.r
s1.10-1.11, Ro. 8 $1Os-1.10. HO,
4 rotbsr $100-1.06.
WeIf@iorn. To. / ipeibes
a4e. Ro. 2 bo. 83a-s4e, go. 3 bO.
S3-S3le. 20, A 90. s2a-s3e, Ro. 5
Dc. 82-82ae, No. 6 DO. 81s-82e.
go. ! sslbes soc. go. 2 DO. 79a--
a0c. Ro. 3 DO. 79-79sc. 30. a DO.
783-79c. go. 5 bu. 78-78ae. Ro. 8
90. 77t-78e. so. semiihtes 79se,
Ro. 2 bo. 79-79ie, Ro. 8 DO. 7ss
--79e. 0O. q DO. 78-7Sse. SO. s DO.
77A-7se. 20. 6 bo. 77-77ae. Wei.
bss aoIbsniorn $3.50, asIbes ap!.
tsnsoru S0-81e. asmii9tes aolbsn.
torn 80-81c.
6afer. - go. 2 psibsr Dor,
STANDARD psiber 49-49he, 30. 3
tpeibsr 4sa-49e, 30. 4 psibsr Az
---48ae, no. 2 semiTaisr 48-48fe,
glo. 8 aemifdtsr 47a-4se, RO. 4 ses
miIdter 48i-47se.
Hogsen. Wo. 2 92-93e. Ro.
8 e0--Ste, no. a $500.
mas Sriibiabrs @srfe 97e
-S1.05. DO. orbindre $3.50 psr9u.
Wbisfp.
Wsrlauit ipurt,n 519 gbIs. Dis
filters Dinifkb 9oObs auf Der Bats
ppn $1.40 per GalIons.
Groceries.
Raffes - Wlartt rubis. preiIe
fssy
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Gbieasa Sas., %. Sept.

S6psins. 3ufubr $1,000. prsiie
niebriasr. 2ei9te $8.6o-9.10, ges
mii6te $8.i5-9.10, ftipe,s 1885,
8.S5, raubs $7.95-8.10. Jerls. $4.75
800.
Rinbpisb.-3ufubr 14.O00. Marft
felt. 9espss $6.S5-11.05; Stiere
S6.25-915; Gtoders uno sysebers
$5.40-S.35; aiibe uub Seifers $3.50
-9.15; Sdlber S8-1l.75.
Sdafs. - 3ufubr 10000. preile
nieoriaer. S6afe $4.85-5.75; SGbr.
Iiuqs $5.75-6,5o; aammer $3.50 -
7S0
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81 IbqeIebrt. b

geperber: sd bin 1uBerit gerli-
fen; oieaeiht fonnen Sie mid, oils
staiiierer eebraiiheu2"
Grin5ipul: ,Rein, bunte iebr SD
babe I6on maj eineu gebabt ber iis
iOsar ausseriiieu-- W.
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Diebns6rfte.

gineinnati. 23. Sept.
3ufubr unb @srfanbt tpdbrsnb Der
pergangensn "a Gtunbtn, perglinen
nit ben porberssbenben 2 1assn. !pa.
rtn ipie folst:
3ufubr. Rinbp. Sdipeine. S9afe.
q. Sept. 1898 1911 1927
%. Sept. 301 1858 1892
%. Sept 372 2202 1918
Dsrianbt pdhrenb bsrfelb<n 3sii:
Rinbp. G9tpsine. SHafe.
21. Gspt. 5. 158 764 307
%. Sept . 1888 2728 426
%. Sept. ;. 379 $50 30
Rinb pieb.-Die Nahfruse mar
nur iebr mdbig unb bic pretie fteiis
fit bic beHersn Qualitdten, tpGbrsnb
bie anbsrsrl I'm l0--15s Asrunteraius
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Citafind esnit umfdss.
Ti. lIwl0ss i'm blsiiatu glsaringbouis
teliefsn iib beute auf %. .sOe, ,050.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-24

gInsinnsti. Ss eeyt. ist4.

etptiHHatt % SevI iSlA.
Hrs psnie bat IiA bic gituation TN Die,
h8en 0abmarite perdnbsrt. Usfb III rod
tnlmv fsbr 5eh unb es N aud feins aus.
fdt ppr(anben, ba6 bts Binsraten terun.
tera eben werben. Die Hdn!en bersdneteH
fur EarIstsn ON ean1 ssesn bette Cider.
belt 6--T& unb bisiontirtsn Uei9dftspa.
pIsrs ibrer RuHben bu s96.
WsHfa sni Hsy Dsn
surbsn anfanss bu Bari. ipdter abet ~
i5r $rdmif per $1,000 Ssii9,H y anf.n Der.
fault. Die Gousterrats bstrdsi SOC grdmis
per $1,000,
DsAid aHf durspa
Ratfl.GnDtiiunsen suf 9onopn wurb.H
~ N.es per Yfuno Sieriing. auf 9mfter.
eann ~ - Gents per 8ulben auotirt iyar
wshja aaf Berlin Durben s7J1 fur Mari
kSs&Hd.
ennssa.fbiisatsHtH
gudta uuh fA.oA al. m -. ......x...
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Commissioners Court for the Precinct of Fairhaven. district of AL aska. Second Division. In Probate. In the matter of the estate If Thomas Smith. deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given by the un- dersigned.. the administrator of said estate. to the creditors of. and to all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit their claims. with the necessary vouchers. within six (O month from the date of this notice to the snid administrator at his office at rCering in said district and division. Dated at Deering. Alaska. this 18th day of February. A. D.. 1914.
 ALFRED KEPNER.
 Administrator. hnro
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-09

held Il lengthy cunfcrcnce with S'Ffe- tury l:rynn relative {" the treatment ur Splins citizens in northern McN- ico While no official statement was issued. Secretary lIry:ln lct u be L,own that the t'nitcd St;t"s c"uid takc no action, v;ctnuse there al- penrcd to l,c considerable truth in thr statement that the Spaniarhs of Tor r,on hud both aided md abettcd tho Mexican federals while they were in control of TorreGn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-09
EDITORS WIFE
 GOING INSANE
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PARIS, April 0.-Thc great tragedy u'. Paris tho killing of CalliauN, cdt .
 tor of Figaro some time ago. and ,,hicl, through Paris and tho wh"l,, oc France into q state of excitement is sill hearing it's fruit. Mrs. Calii'uX N hn has never rcconcilcd herself ia th, loss of her husband is becoming d, mcntul and friends arc planning to lave her sent to d private sanitarium.
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 WASHINGTON, D. C., April 0.---Scn- ate military committee is still juggling with the great army appropriation bill, almost hourly changes arc being mads, but tho war department and thc ad- ministration arc declared to bo well pleased with it's provisions. which are in most cases arc liberal coinplianccs with tho chief. of staff's nnd sccrc: tary of wars recommendations.
 It is expected tbat at least another week will De necessary to knock the scnatc's amendments into suitable shape for the action of tho upper fousc passage. which k admittinGl:. favorable.
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BURNS AND
 THE BANKERS
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 CHICAGO. April 9.-The Burns de- tectivc agency and tho American Bankers Association are at logger heads owing to the increase of bank r.'bbcrics during the last winter.
 It is claimed by tho association that there is almost n total failure of Burns to apprchcnd the robbers. This has argcrcd the bankers who insist that ;lhv are not receiving the protection for which they arc paying.
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SEN. LODGE
 FAvORS REPEAL
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WASHINGTON. Apri ?.-Senator Lodge in speech delivered in the senator today stated that though hold ing that exemptions of either the coast wise ar foreign trading sh'rs "i tho United States would not bc 'n \ iolation oc tho Hay -rauncct"tc "r my othcr treaty tc would urge tue senat.. to repeal thr t"''s cN"mr'io" bill.
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 SEATTLE, April S.-Various per- sons high in Washington official cir- 1. cles have already given out this opin- ion. It is believed that President Will son is withholding his selection of a terminal for the new government rail- road until Secretary Lane turns in his recommendation next summer, be. cause of the possibilities of unfriend- Iy interests charging that the Gug- genheim interests were using their in-
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WANT GOVT TO
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 WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 9.-Rcp- rss.ntative smith declares 1t is the intention to introduce a. measure In th, house which will authorize the government to purchase the great l,inh.r tracts uf the Weyerheluser csnte in order to preserve future use or prevent creation of a monopoly by private interests.
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nttle. It is believed that the smaller cities of the northwestern states will give up their own aspirations and rally to the aid of Scattle's move ment in the hope of getting ut least one reserve bank for the great north west.
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TOLLS REPEAL
 BILL IN SENATE
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 WASHINGTON. D. C., April 9.-The senate interoceanic canal committee has commenced hearings for anl against tho tolls repeal bill. It is said that a strong fight. backed by the large steamhip lines Of the At lcntic and Pacific coast states, as- sisted by the large lumber interests of the Pacific coast, will be made be- fore the committee. hoping to secure an unfavorablc report.
 Failing in this the fight will be car lied to the floor of the senate where O'Gorman will probably lead tho op- position.
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SEATTLE BELIEVES
 CORDOvA R. R. SITE

ftuence in favor of CordUvu.
 Secretary Lanes recommendations are very likely to coincide with Presi- dent Wilson's selection. The assump- tion being not denied that Cordova Is tho lucky city will result ill q great boom there, transportation lines and hundreds of Seattle people are pre- l.aring to benefit by this.
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John Dahlner was ganted judg l.. R. Thompson ct al.
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WILSON PLATED
 OVER ELECTION
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 WASHINGTON. D. C., April g. President Wilson WIS much clatcd over yesterdays democratic congress sional election victories in srvcr'l states. The addition of four new dt mocratic members to congress. re- placing republicans wilt materially aid P. esident Wilson's plan and Ic today told several visitors as much.
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SEC. M'ADOO
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WASHINGTON. D. (. April g. Great influence is being brought h bear upon Washington by Denver and Seattle and will probably result in tho designation of two more regional banks for these cities. Secretary Me Aooo declares that for obvious req sens . number of these banks must bc kept down as low as possible.
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CARNEGIE INTERESTED
 TOLLS REPEAL BILL

the tolls repeal bill on the grounds If justice to all and to maintain the honor of the United States in living uu to It's solemn treaty obligations. Carnegie enthusiastically applauded. Carnegie later called upon prcisdrn. Wilson.
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NEcWS NOTES .. .. ............
 Martin Cbrlis and Joe kenn"dy d" prospecting on lsurch creek "pp"s't' No. 6 creek claim or Cid Run. u is reported that they have Very good puy.
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Chas. Cummings has been prospect iEg all winter on Nos. and Col Run and will commence work as s'" ns water begins to run la his ditch.
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 SEATTLE, April 9.-The Seattle Chamber of Commerce has started a great movement which will include the commercial and newspaper interests Of the entire northwest In its second effort to persuade the government U locate a regional reserve bank at Se-
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NEWS NOTES

There will be no Go9c friday ser , ices at the Episcopal church tomo- rw on account of the illness or Rev q. D. Christian.
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Peter Schmidt plead guilty to th' charge of larceny and was sentrnc" to one year at McNeil island.