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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
Church OF the Redeemer.

(Rev. Edward Fulenwider, pastoc.)
Nothing preventing, the following
will be the programme of divine SER
vices at the Lutheran Church Of the
Redeemer next Sunday.
11:l5 a. m. The regular morning
service "Ten Strong Reasons Why
Every Citizen of Newberry Should be
Personally Interested in the Churches
of me Town.
The gospel lesson for the day pre-
nnts the child Jesus in the temple at
Jerusalem where He uttered the fam
Gus saying, "Wist ye not that must
be in my Fathers house?' (R. 81
An attempt will be made in the SER
mon to give some intensely practical
reasons why every citizen of New
berry should take a personal interest
in the house Of God. These reasons
mean something to every man wheth-
er he is a member of the church or
not, and are worthy Of the most
careful consideration.
7:3O p. M There will be a special
service by the Young Peoples Mis-
sion league. A number of the young
people will take part in the service.
There will be good music at both SER
vices.
1915 a. m. The Sunday school
meets. The ships are only % miles
apart, and attendance will help your
ship to win.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all the services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
Report of Vital Statistics.

The following births and deaths
have been recorded for the town Of
Newberry for the year 1913, as given
in by the physicians:
Births: White males, p; white fe-
males, 80; total whites, 81; baIck
males, !; black females, 10; total
blacks, IL total, 6S.
Deaths: White males, 9; white fe-
males, g. total whites, 1S; black
males, ); black females, ); total
blacks, TO- total, 2S.
Respectfully,
S. s. Cunningham,
Sec Board Of Health
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
Accidentally Killed.

Mr.. W. H. Sondley received mes
sage in Columbia Wednesday night
that his cousin, Richard Sondley, Jr,,
had been accidently killed that night
in Abbeville. No particulars were av-
a;lable.
Young Mr.. Sondley was only about
20 years of age. The family has
many friends and relatives in this
county, who will sympathize with
them in their sad affliction
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

and appear ridiculous. The reporter
doesn't know enough about the new
currency law to explain it satisfac-
torily and fully.
The poorest man in the world is
the one who stands off and kicks be-
cause other men do not keep the
w>eels Of progress oving.-Florence
Times This is certainly true. The
most tiresome folks are the poor
! lcafers at the street corners, the idle
poor" There is much said about the
idle poor loafers that are bother
some
1t has just leaked out that a man
in Newberry was looking for a holly
tree Christmas on the public square
lAlong about that time a bird flying
by dropped holly seed Another
man told him if he'd wait until the
seed sprouted and the tree grew
there lle could get one, that was the
only way he knew how to get one on
the public square.
! Summer Brothers, the Newberry
automobile people, have rented one
of the Martin store rooms on the
north side of the public square and
i will use it as a show room for Ford
automobiles They expect to have a
car load Of machines in very shortly
to be placed in the new quarters
| Laurens Advertiser. They will treat
you right
Prosperity is in sight. Geo, W.
/ Perkins, millionaire Prosperity is
almost in sight Of Newberry. But not
/ Joking, that's the way it looks to the
man of millions Prosperity is in
Sight" says Perkins with his gold. 1t
does not look that way to the poor
old veteran that walks the streets Of
Newberry trying to find something.
He can't see prosperity in sight. 1t
has to be right at you to be seen.
Rural Agent T. E. Wicker got some
thing on his rounds Of route three
Wednesday that he doesn't set every
day a piece of watermelon. 1t was
o generous slice too, dispensed by
that liberal suburbanite, Mr.. J. Glenn
Rikard-the fourth Of the melon,
which was of the Bradford variety,
and, as the glad receiver said, Of the
1913 model Melon this time Of
year is something else,' and a whole
quarter at that, "as Wicker got
! Some people in Newberry know Col.
John NJ. Cannon, of Laurens. Recent
ly he had the misfortune to break
leg. The Advertiser says he has re-
turned to Laurens, after an absence
of several weeks waiting while the
bones of his broken leg we're knit
ting together. We are glad to record
the fact, as we are his friend, but
wonder if he sat and watched the
stitches as they were knitted. No
harm trying to be funny. We see so
muo. Of this g-to=be-funny bus
mess, couldn't help it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

appreciated if the teachers and pat
rons would report to the county pa
pers and the superintendent office
tGc results of the meeting.
Geo. D. Brown,
County Supt. of Education.
Teachers and members of commit
tees for field day and school fair are
requested to attend the teachers
r.eeting Saturday. January 10, 1920
o'clock, high school building.
G. D. B.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
Book Shower.

The book shower to be had on jan.
uary 2, Will be on Friday, January
9, at 4 p. H. at the Speers Street
school building Patrons and friends
and every one interested in the scaool
are invited to come and bring a book.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
County Supt. Of Education
Hubby Won.

ooh, yes, my husband is an entlu-
siastic archaeologist,' said Mrs. Smith
"And | never knew it until yesterday.
| found in his Gesk come queer look
ing tickets with the inscription, Mud
horse, 8 to L. And when | asked
him what they were, he said they
were relics of lost race. Isn't that in
teresting?'- ?'-Everybody's
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Anderson Mail says there is no
such thing as that belled buzzard.
Anderson Mail is mistaken. The
Herald and News reporter heard the
bell of the buzzard while visiting in
Gaffney several years ago. The bell
ed buzzard is a reality There is no
myth about this, no matter vat An
Gerecn Mail thinks and says.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

FOR SALE-House and lots corner of
Harrington and Calhoun streets. Lot
containing nearly four acres Of
land, divided into building lots or as,
whole. Offers considered by Mrs.
Jerome Bruce:
T2-5-1taWtf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

KANTED-Rekable business man
who contenpplates baying automo-
bile to represent Lyons-Knight cars
Newberry county. Splendid oppor-
tunity Particulars write 3. II.
Palmer 81 Broad St., Charleston,
S. C.
1-2-4t.
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Doubtful.

"Now they say that alcohol causes
deafness
maybe so, never knew anybody
to fail to hear an invitation tc drink.
Pittsburgh Post.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Cent a Word. No ad.
vertisement taken for less
than Is cents.

Reliable life policy acts as great
savings institution Young man
put your money in a 20 payment
lie Reliance policy and be happy.
This policy protects your estate and
protects you while alive. Has guar
anteed values. Has loan and sur
render values. See district agent.
VIM. E. Pelham, ST., Office at New
berry hotel. 1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

WANTED-s5.oo per,
month and all expenses to begin.
Experience not absolutely necessary.
Take orders from dealers for ciga-
rettes; cigars; snuff; smoking and
chewing tohaccos. Penn. Company,
Station O., New York, n. Y.
I2-9-2m.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

on ACCOUNT of the serious illness Of
my mother, will be in my Office
only three days out of each week,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Please remember the days. G. w,
Connor, Optomerist. 1-6-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

WANTED-several hogs weighing
about 100 to 125 pounds. See us be-
fore you sell any kind Of cattle or
nogs. The Cash Grocery, T. M. Lane
& CO. Phone 10 or 212.
9-5-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Cabbage Plants for sale $1.00 per
thousand or Is cents per hundred. T.
A Domnck, Prosperity S. C.
-2t-1taw-T
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

I HAVE OPENED wecd yard at my re-
sidence, Nance street, formerly oc-
cupied by B. o. Epting. Will de-
liver wood in all length 80 any part
Of city. J. F. Riser.
1-2-3t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

LAND FOR SALE-Eighty six acres,
Within. two miles of city of NeWher-.
~. Good buildings and pastures.
For information apply to J. S. Bick-
Fey, Helena, S. c., J. NJ. Buckley.
Newberry, S. c., R.. F. D. 3.
f-2-3t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Transfer NOtice-Please do not call
me at phone 300, but call phone 95
or 373 for auto transfer. w. S.
Melton. 1-S-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Lumber for sale-Bills sawed to or
der. Write or phone J. C. Blair or
G. P. Boulware, Newberry, S. c.,
r. r. D. No. 4. 1-9-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

For Rent-One Groom dwelling; also
barber shop, both in Pomaria. Jno.
B. Bedenbaugh, Pomaria, S. C.
1-6-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

SAY WHIT ABOErT THAT laundryS
work? Anne O. Ruff can have it.
done first class for you Give it to.
her. FFone "a.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Wanted-To swap new Hobart NJ.
Cable piano, $400, for automobile.
If interested write w. H. Odell, box
115. Whtmire S. C. 1-6-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

CAR FOR HIRE-Large touring car,
careful driver-calls promptly an
swered. Phone 3ae-Mower's ga
rage.
f-2-h.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

Honey 80 Lend Apply to Mower &
Bynum, attorneys. S-9-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

POULTRY WANTED-Hens, 10 cents,
per pound, caicks, y cents. Highest
prices for eggs Player & Graham.
9-12-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-09

This is Christmas day with the
Greeks. Are you not glad that you
are not a Greek?-Greenville Pied
mont, Wednesday. If you were a
Greek in Newberry you would h2Ty
been glad, they had so much fruit
for Christmas
Fishing Creek Development Not
Yet."-Headline in Chester Lantern.
Rather poor time Of the year to at
tempt such as that.-Greenville Peid-
mont. Did you ever notice how the
papers are falling into the style OF
The Herald and News.
The Arcade Amusement company
people in Newberry are moving this
week to the stand opposite the New
berry Hardware companys store, and
expect to be ready for business Fri
day, when they will have a big open
ing with some extra pictures. Be sure
to be on hand at the opening.
Some men profess to know every
thing. Some don't like to acknow-
ledge their ignorance and they have
an answer ready (often wrong) for
ovor1- ouaction whom +hav fall down
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m,taluN forced r. admit that II it- wolves inc rurlrn structure "r tn, NJ, nruc d,o'riu-. and that Jt, ,dmiuis- u.uiuu Is uou4n' fac. (" t.ca with ln, dt"uotHo o ytldtn- lue ..uturv o'" r-lie, .t o"ouu2 which m .imos I.Sr h.tu drmu.rti. ,,nJ republican administrations h,N, been wilml 10. h2hr f." maintain or of ,c, once satis.I fNir2 tuc apparcntly just demands of En4land hy an invasion of Mexico
 After the message from Carranzl Was received in which hc demanded ta1 the Iutrd States withdraw from anv n.oSti4.ll"n of pbr Eont"u mur- der h"oau>r I;rNr,u WIS an t,uGliSh- man smother attempt WIS made 10 open rr4Wr,li"ns with Villa huI that olli,or blasted au hope h> d", ,arlns nuly rhlj h, acknowledged thu. -.r-
 .l,tuN If Carmuza auh N. o'J ror treat with th" United .t.t.s lir withdrew his permission f"' lh, Nmcri,.u. consul {" cNhume the hr,l> of Benton and has sent word that h" will r"cci," mo more mcsSa"es from Washineton.
 That cuts Villa ont or thr nrgutia- tons and Curanza has cut himself ,u hy declaring that Inc will only treat. with England and tu allow En- gland to take th" matter into her own bands violates the Monroe doctrine.
 The United states Is once more in a position from which she cannot cX- tricato herself with dignity, First liuerta and 'arr;tnza has ignored the Washington government and England
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,nn N'.om ra" .o,rrunont is fory"a '. do.t
 r pointed o.t that with the Nm-
 ';a.- Il>or,3lr,a n Mexico Cltv .,0.", ua.rfa r-o'- lt liberty to ignore .nd .noulr Tn. 4",.rnm"u of the Hj'"d < to~ ,nA Vitu ''o ~lmc ror- "jt."n If affairs ->stmg in the part uf 'h,.r"gnrtv controlled h> iho rebels ,nd with Euelnd ~lstiuc thu the '1lcr3 States must talk" some action .r. lI" l1ns' authorities will th" p"- ,Ittor "r m. present ,dm,uetrttion sI .u!r'uul h0' "u,rahI.
 Flames cannot ", .,I"r-. much fu. r.,l Nllbo'a ,u" drcjd.d .,.ton "l r., p,I of lrc Iujlrl States .ud thl3 f. t'u- l~ cr"Wiue srrou@er every doY| '', h, halls of congress
 fN,. present situation is regarded as trc m"st serious that has vet faced tlc lur'rir.u no,"rnn"ur and it is felt tEat it is only tbc restraint "xrrisc hv rh" l:r'ieh government at this time N hirh prevents a serious international ,risis
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and small arms.
 While the. house was working on cl gagged in providing for the govern mont service and at the same time that the house arranged for somewhat eff national defense the higher body appropriated three hundred and eleven millions for the postofIicr dcpar"mcnt and the postal service.
 This is the largest appropriation ever made for the postotlicc depart , mcnt and it provides for an extensive enlargement of the parcels post in all
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Special Nugget Service.

WASIIINGTON March ,. All mat t,r pertaining to the investigation mt" ,I,r killing of the tnGlishman Benton trc again at a standstill and after cN CT d week of striving and founder ul' around in tn" dark without dirrr- tInu or purpose the state department f .dS itself up against a stone wall and as far from the object of it's de Sr.S uS il was when upon the insist ul of England 1t attempted tn in lrSti@utr the murder
 The facts in regard tn the actual l.hmg have been published in th" press of both the United States and u ltncland and in lh" latter c"untr' l"s" facts have created q storm "t protest from the people This was somewhat puictnd when Secretary l:ryHn announced that he would haN . uu inVcstigatiun of the ease made an1 make report tu the British govern mrnt.
 In p"rsuance of this pli,nt tn" sec. 'otary uf state entered int" cores l,u,ldrncr with General Villa in a., uttrmpt to arrange for tn" cNhumin% ,i the t.nglshman's body and an rX animation as to the conditions under which he met his death.
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Special Nugget Service.


 WASIlINGToN. March 2. F. m - Aftcr ,t mcctin4 of the cabinet which lasted from ten u'cIuck this moruue un'jl lat, this afiqin""n. and at whiun members of the senate forri2n r.Ia- tiunS committee Were present from ttmc tu time. il was admitted at }h" White House and given out as a statc- meri from President Wilson that the most serious condition that has N,t faced this country is now pending and that matters between the United States NcNic" .,nd England are "crit- i,al"
 The British ambassador held a long ,.rlrrrnc. with tn" secretary of st,t,o Wh.rh to"l pl;l," in the ialtrs' office .u, the unusual hour of ~IN u',lori this murniu% and i, k believed that the rrl,rrsrntati"n> mad" by tn, Brit ish government ar" Su strong that ;t left mo doubi in the mind of the sec rctaIN "fo state as tu what action th" English government woull take in 'tsc inc United States delayed longer iu mNosti"atinG the killing of Ronton. Thr rlmor that came from the con frrrnc" between the British and Am cr,.n diplomats was to the effect that Gr..t Britain had set a time limit "r the action of the United states. after which she would take tn" matter into her own hands
 Wha t this taking the matter int" her own hands means was not dis closed but it is said that the president and Secretary Bryan have been re-
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,l nIcd lOIcc.
 flow many more plans the srcrrLtry ol state may evolve la try one aftei another Is ut course not known, hI. feeling k eaInlng ground here that j, I., l"It,IrS adpp'rd one after iuothrr ]" an "nd"d>or to avoid i;iNln uI fence |" either side m Mexico auu lr h'.r Inc uitrd States from a Wal ""nju.n' |" tLltjcn out leaving th~ ""HulH m' a more ludiciuus position stl,ur.l,h h ,un4r.ss itself Will hc forced t. tlhr han dlu Jlr,up,u. l.. stnI"htou things "ut.
 tHolN ,nurdor,r Is felt m rt"srIrnt Wd~"u h'r thc members "f ph,. for 't@u relations committee of the hou>. ;,rd s,utl" prr being urged hv man> srltd'or> oud m"mb"rs. some of whom the l1"ud~ of the administration. L., t.u>, hand in tn" pending truuhl" nh Nr\j," and attempt to hrin- ~or rur sort If "rlrr out of the chaos .,ud te rur,r some sort of respect for thr arvormnrnt uf the United States upon thuS,'' If both parties in M"xic"
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WASHINGTON NOW ADMITS
 CRISIS IS REACHED

n,"u. ,nn mon nsl~r.up aH -"r1 oeuon be taken .e once
 Im rQ.l. "A. eDur aw'r> u wuhdraWm= frm ar .a pn. of nor al"wm- Guruoau r.u.c IrN.olc # .-tlao n ta- Std. water for th purp"~, "f l,lr "nc winch u"ur "f .n 'a1. .ur t.. part Yin power cane ta ,ont-mpit. Already tn" party lrudrrS at ta,.. .npl taI are saying that il would m.n Il downfall of th" democrats and a.i.. turn to p,wrr or the rrpuhll,uns II Ensland Wcl, permitted tu uN.,dr ArNl.o CT |" r.ru h,ud,. 'u- t".ur,. ,,~c dlrlrmatr-N Wlhvu . ,o, sent of thr tnlr"d ~Dj..
 That liurrt, Nua and ,nrI" between them have backed 't. Nur c.n administration info . ,n.,.t .r, h.Ir,sstn4 corner k aduu,n"a .u hands aud ir prr>idrti NHl~.u wi th" secretary of state ,u .ypj,.t. themselves and stll rrlin n"j, r.j upon tn" confidence of the ~.ur'. su] the p"opl" they will ht1" l..omrl rl.s.- rd # remarkable task;
 All Washington is auNioueh W tj". for som" sign from to com" frrn ta- pr' sidcnt and the tensi"n 'r. u.r th,p .,t .,p, tir,. ,;r.o tI,.. ..,.,,,i,1... in Mexico started
 \ later dispatch iron, 'aIrtn1t SINS he will not permit any American com mission to cross the lluc tu juN"sti-.,t" thu killing of ipnton amd uII .r-~l>t by force if necessary.
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NOW CARRANzA WANTS
 ON BENTON INVESTIGATION

liut ' lila did not prove easy of ap ,alt messages to the American g"> ,'Imrut through it's secretary of stat
 Today matters have been tArth,, complicated hN the action of '.. .auI r.ro informs tn" American govern mrnr that he Will allow no iuvcstiatD ton of the shooting unless he is rec. n. nz",t b> the American Y"Nrrum"nt aS the head "f lh. cunSrituri"ual gov rlmnonl IIr insists that all d,.tlu:.~ II ,sr hr rh"ruph himself and mot With Genera, Nila. wu". as merely lle t'ili'arN commander ut rh" orn>tuu l,rI forces iS not in position [" treat vi,h a fur,H@u power.
 This puts a very serious stuni'l'n- block in the wav "f the Washin"t"r administration for it k hound to mah' a speedy mNrstiGdtiun If tn" killin- ,f leut"u and report the result L. En"land who is already h"cominc in distant and angry at the delay ana .t thc same time th"r" seems (" h. ai the present moment two alternn ti,cs open Either recognize Car r; ula. which President Wilson has said that he will not dc, pr tu mako tn" investigation without such r''r"@ milton which means simply the us" "t
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TERRIFIC BATTLE FOUGHT
 BY CHINESE SOLDIERS

instead uf being content with what in oiher countries is considered proper road or train holdup.
 For over year these bandits armies especially in Southern Cihna and their defiance of governmental authority Ina taken on the aspect of revolu- tion in many cases. In the south there are several bandit armies in the field
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We print everything and anyth nq  .r iob printing line at the Nugget
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and they have footed nearly every town of any size pr worth in the country outside of the heavily gar rsoned larger cities.
 The government has been unable. dition, to send enough troops into the field to curtail the activities of these outlaws and they have become SD numerous and so free from restraint
 (Contiued on page four.)
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APPROPRIATION BILLS
 HAVE BEEN PASSED

parts of the country.
 G.iwc slwpnwlsu' iiiIiii@ on
 Thrs. two fills will probably h" Grally passed and approved as they now stand and the amounts given. three hundred and eleven million for the postoficc drlarcment and ninety 7 four millions for the army should quiet the "patriotS" who profess [" h"ii"N" that too much money is being spent on the military branch of tn" gov crAmcnt.
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ENGLAND MAY F0RCE ACTION
COMMITTEE
 MAKES REPORT
Special Nugget oerv co

WAHSINGrON. March .. Altcl two years of inNcsti2atiou the con eIvssional committee appointed to in vtstigate the shipping trust has mad, it's report
 The committee has gone over every detail in regard to the connection be- tween the several American steamship lmars and tn" foreign lines with which they are connected and it reports that it finds the shippina interests of the United States and Europe so inter lcCkcd with agreements as to tolls that any attempt tU dissolve the com h:ne in the nitcd States would chip pie the trade of the world.
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EDITOR PLEADS
 NOT GUILTY

The ease of Editor O'N"ill of th" Nome Democrat who was arrestc | h,st week on tho complaint of e. D Cochran who charged that the editor had libeed hirl was before the court this .rnlEg. ONeil pleaded moi guilty to the charge and demanded :, ilry trial. The case was set for hear irh on next MnndaN morning at ten o'clock.
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Special Nugget Service.

pEKKIN, Mar. 1.--The forces of the new republic have been for some time engaged in d campaign of eXter-
 that infest the country. The organ ized bands are not merely handsful of known brigand order but they are well organized armies of several thousand men and they attack fortified cities
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Special Nugget Service.

SpscIaI Nug9et otFVICe,
 WASIIlNGTON March ,. -om Sat urday the house of representatives passed the army appropriation bill carrying an expenditure "f ninety f., UT million dollars for military pur- roses.
 While the entire recommendations If the general staff of the army were mt incorporated in the bill provision ' made for q large increase in the field artillery service and money is ap- oc reserve ammunition for both field
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RAILROAD
 AGREEMENT
Special Nugget Service

WA~IiINGruN N.... .a n., terms If r.o a-r..n.n l-on. 'ofu> bN m" -"r', .u" ..H~. .on t.,r.~ on rho Alaska rurud ,l0 u.. president l~ Jeff pmrru .n fr, rgnd in .u mot", p.riaulne tu '.r .b, r"n~rrr.ti"n "f rh" roads
 m. ,onfrroo, .,.rp,.' rh, no,r.. pr"a .sion for ,,p-h .",f"rrano, from ,h" treaeln" |" laN f.r thr aon s'rnrri"u "f ta. r".,l, na tr" ."nd isspr is eliminated
 An agreement WIS ale" l.",,r"d l. r"rard to n" provisions rrguirtne r1'. rr, ~idrut '" hlly the "Ni~tn, rood4 ir NEeha h"fore huildlur ,>i.rojo,v or ,uu"ctI"r- from lutrrrr r,l,t- T'.. ..lIl permit "f thr por r,... ,r 'n. ~ '1,rr En.rr and 'hr N.4ls \or'' err rnilr",d- jf ''lo rr"-l'-n' go d ,ir'> F;a' n" win he permitted 'o g., head with rrn construction "F thr fn>crnm"ut lines nondinr u"rotiations z 2 n. purchase of the other roads T ho president viii d"ct3 'rc -aose. of a,l lines and the hill vu be in his hands hv Saturday next
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-02

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