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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

Some of the late candidates would now like
to declare moratorium. ~ 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

see any one of them land the job, but
they've got no chance against me.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

JOHN C. ANDERSON: There is
rosb,ng 10 II. win be the next coun-
~ treasurer. Conkling, Hopkins, Fer.
r - and the rest of the candidates
are All good fellows and I'd like to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-12

BILL" LARSEN: My campaign
has been clean. free from vituperation
or accusation. and believe the voters
will approve Il when they cast their
ballots today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
$4O,OOO FTEO
 FROM TRAIN

to go ahead and disappeared in the darkness of the woods.
 Five men were engaged in this lat est holdup and they are supposed to h9 nd that has put over the other rob | Ecries on the Southern railroads this W inter
 The first intimation that anyone on the train had that there was anything wrong was when the engine slow"1 down on part of the track where th,re was no slow down expected The conductor started forward from the smoker to find out what was the mat ter and was met at the door of the cal by a masked man who held up two rev olvers and ordered the trainmall and the passengers to remain quiet While this was going on man had crawled over the tender and sat on the forward end of that car covering the engineer and fireman. That is way the train stopped where it should have been making forty miles an hour, but no blame is attached to the engineer and fireman under the circumtances. Having the train in their control and guard at each end of the starte- gical point which was the express car, thu ee other members of the gang en- tered the car and having disarmed and bound the express messengers
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
Nuggets Special Service.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. 2O.-it will not be very long until all of the people who have been in the habit of travelling over .hc Southern will be- glE to walk or revert to the good old days of stag" coaches. Certainly if a man is going to be held up every time he moves from one part of the country to another il would be a whole lot more romantic to be held up in the good old fashioned way by a highway man who jumps out of the woods, grabs the horses heads and makes the passengers of the stage coach line up along the road than it is to have thcse continuous train robberies pull cd off They are so trying on the raIves
 IL is getting to be habit for the people of the south to look for a train robbery about cnce a month and if it does not arrive on schedule time there is a manifest disappointmnt through ,ut the community.
 Realizing this the gentlemen who rave been engaged in holding up the Southern trains, being a most accom- riodating st of bandits last night went through the Queen and Crescent Limited bound for New Orleans and got away with over forty thousand dol lars of perfectly good currency of the United States which was on it's way from the treasury in Washington 70 the sub-treasury at New Orleans.
 The robbers must have boarded tha train at this place fer it was on q lonely stretch of track 30 miles out that they took charge of the train end went through the express car. They evidently knew that the United States shipment of money was going through for they went right after the safe where it was being carried and after taking the neatly cealed treas try packages they signaled the engine
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
Special Nugget Service.

BERLIN, Feb 2O-The Germans have been accused of being phlcg- matic and not If quick perception. of not seeing a joke at he proper moment. In short of being decidedly slow. Gut the stigma of not being right up b the minute can never again he laid upon the sturdy Tcutou. for today Matthies ErZberGcr erased for all time any possible idea that the Germans are not the livest wires in the whole wide world. Aher nit.
 Matthirs Erzh"rgrr has been study in} the history of the German empire from the time of the great emperor ho Cemented the states of Germany 1, gether under one crown and one government down to the present day l',rhaps he spent the long and weary nights of the winter pouring over the t"mes in the Carnegie library in Re,- lin. Anyway no matter where he ab- sCrhed the information, he got it good. i'd he has come to the realization that Germany and her emperor have been two times insulted by the Unit ed States and that now. this very rninute before the insult has time tp
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Jose Maria ctcptcra is the distinguish ed possessor of one of the presidents medals.
 At the close Cf the review Huertl made an address to his loyal troops ih which he said that he wanted tu set at rest for all time the rumors that he would Gesert his soldiers and his country and he believed that his pie would not stand by and sec his power 0verthrown by enemies either from within or from without the state.
 It sounded very much like the sort ot Il speech that some ancient king might have made to his troops. but il was picturesque and it was nuWcrf and the soldiers enjoyed it and shouted a whole lot more when it was over. Then everybody went home to dinner and the first year of the reign of Hucrta had been tittingly celebrated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY Feb. 2O.-President jluerta was as happy as a schoolboy when vacation time comes this morn ing when he awokc on the first anni- versary of his reign in Mexico as die tator and murderer in chief.
 It was just one year ago today that he carried out the plot he had arr ranged and murdered President Ma dero and took over the government nf the republic.-
 It has been year of ups and downs foi the federal rovcrnment at whose lead Huerta stands but for the man himself it seems to have been q yc IT mostly of ups.
 The United Staes has been after" him from the moment he put his foot on the lower step of the national throne. It has tried threats and t las tried persuasion. It has offered him candy if he would only quit and it has told him that if he did not get out by the front door it would throw him out of the back window.
 The United States has cut off Huer- ta's money supplies and his munitions of war and it has furnished these things to his enemies It has pleaded and it has threatened and yet today ont year after his assumption of office over the body of the murdered Ma delo. I1uerta roled out of his bed the national palace and said to him
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

eG the government cash.
 Nothing else was disturbed by the bandits and after the packages from the treasury were taken from the cX- press car the men on some pre-ar- 'anged signal jumped from the tra in ard disappeared in the darkness.
 Railroad detectives and treasury of " Cials are now on the tril of the rob bers and expect to come up with some of the band though it is proba ; ble that the men divided the loot and separated after they jumped from the train.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
GERMANY REALIZES U. s.
 HAS INSUL TED HER TWICE

get cold 1t should be wiped out, in : = kee blood if necessary.
 The first time that the United States passed the insult to Germany v.,S some years ago in the eighties ,, Was. when u certain captain LrarN ri the American navy cleared his ship for action and prevented the captain C; German cruiser from interfering with u small revolution then in prog rcSs in the samoan islands. The | nited States was at that time look ms out for the islands and had decid- e' that the revolution was all right
 The German captain wanted to stop it and LearY would not let him. S1 the German sent long cable home to- the government and there the matter las rested ever since.
 The second great insult of which Herr Erzherger has just been inform c1 was thrown m the face of Germany ir ninety eight when in Manila bay 2, ntlcman by the name of Dewey re- fused to take the advice or the sug- costions of a certain German admiral iu regard to the manner in which he srould whip the Spaniards and what | .n should do with the city of Manill
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
.HUERTA CELEBRATES
 WILL NOT QUIT
If. I'm still "It."

, If. I'm still 'It."
 After breakfast at the palace which [ ', uniform of a general in the Mex
 .f army. spread q green sash across r,ast and fastened copious mcda Is over his facade. It was going to h" rcmr anniversary and little bright eyes was right there with the medals.
 breakfast the palace which vas attended by the military staff of the president the party rode out to the parade ground where there was a grand review of all of the garrison oi th, City of Mexico
 The spirit of the men reviewed by lIuerta seemed to be good and there were many loyal vivas as the presi- dent and his glttcring staff rode down tn, lines.
 After the troops had concluded the review with d march past numerous generals, colonels and officers of les sor rank were formed in line in fro't of the reviewing point and the presi- dent of the republic with his own hand fastened medals on the manly breasts of the heroes
 These medals were paid for by the national treasury or owed for by the r"tional treasury and were bestowed for gallant and conspicuous service in defense of the state. and incident lY of the Huerta regime and there is many q proud family in Mexico City today because father. brother or son
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

The following officials have bee1 n"med for the amateur race for the oschen cup next Monday. I. Allison lIuner. G. !. Lomen and Dr. Meister, judges at Nome: Lieut.. Boxham Ward. nGge at Fort Davis; Nate Coombs, Grant Jackson and Arthur Cole, time keepers; George E. Grigsby starter.
 Entries for this race will close at ooon hour tomorrow. and drawing for D' sition will take place at 8 o'clock tt morrow evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

end the Philippine islands after he Lad captured them.
 The news of this incident has also ,"chrd Errliu and has come to tho ear uf Herr Ezrh"rgrr, Also he has heard that the American admiral has written a book telling all about how il happened and that makes the third and last deadly insult hurled at the 4 rland by the Yankee pigs"
 Herr Ezcberger is amazed and ex- cited. Il" said so today in the Reich : ag and be wants to know what the caiuan government is going to do ; bout it now that it knows definitely C.u it was inSutcd and dcridcd and helittlrd by the United States in eigh- ,"cn hundred ard eighty somcthing and in 1898
 To the mind of he awakened German l,eislator this is a serious matter and h. iS surprised that some action hNs Gn, been taken hy the government be- fore this.
 Reports from other sources indicate ho wcver that for the present the I'ni- ted States is safe, The Germans are rtetty sensible as race and prhaos trey may overlook the matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

It has been definitely decided to run the solomon derby on February 2s. Fcur of the fastest dog teams in the world will be entered. The probable entries are Scotty Allan, DelsHene, Fred Aver. John Johnson and Robbie Brown. This is as fast a combination as has ever been slated for a race ir Nome and with good weather a record will probably be broken.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Since the soft snow has been on the streets a number of citizens of Nome nave been annoyed and evne injured hv being hit with snowballs by the
 enthusiastic youth of the town. Some If these youngsters it is stated will find themselves in the police court z they continue to use pedestrians for targets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

The stage of the Eagle hall on "Fjnafore" night, Saturday the 2sth, viii suggest the quarter deck of British man-of-war during the early ''ion of Queen Victoria. No pains ~ilI be spared to make the illusion complete.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
ANDERSON c wEckMAN

Have taken over the blaming mill heretofore operated by j. A. Parry, and are prepared 10 give all orders prompt and skillfuG attention. Hard wood and sleigh Iumoer, all kinds of malhrned Jumper.
 ,GOE RSON & WECkNAN
 5'hone, Bla k t06.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

lI" ,athnItc ladies gave d plcasant .,,iaI and dance at the Sons of tin, North hall last night The dance wa, largely attended and any enjoyable c,,uing spent
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Washingtons birthday being a legal holiday and Calling on Sunday. Mon Jay will be observed by the federal 'N CT accommodate the public by keep Ing the postoIlice open from three thirty to five on Monday afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Mrs. BartIetts dancing class every Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 p. m. K. K. hall, children's Saturda" afternoons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

The Lightning Strikers are playing in hard luck az it is feared that in- j' rirs will keep two of their first string players out of the game tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Ladies' baseball at A. 3. Hall, Fri dsy night insures crowded house and I game worth watching.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

The All Star Nome team will line up as follows: Thompson, C.; Bursik, D.; Bornholdt, h.; Coombs. 2b; Me Guire, 3b.; sheldon ls.; Lehfeldt, rs. : Miller lf.; II. Jones. If; subs. Al Lo- men, Lewis. Medgher Powell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

Whom you can get GOOD, WHOLE SOME Bread at Sc per loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

They can vote and legislate, bat ch. how they can play ball. See the l@des teams at A. 3. hall Friday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Twice as large hall would hardly h"ld all of the people who want to see the games tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Reserved seat sale will open for the opera "Pinafore" Monday, February g, at noon, at Roses Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20

Ar THC NEW EAGLE. l,.mr .h bros. "ApoiIo Beer on draughs, also Select" by the bottle or .1se
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
NEWS NOTES

The number that won yesterday a; . W'c, < Purter's was ll09.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
Classified Ads. Al Classified Ads Must Sc Paid ,n
 AdIRucS
LOST.

Finder may keep cash if he will return my card case. checks. etc. and no questions will he asked. Geo NJ. Beale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
FOR RENT.

FOR SAIE-Two 16-horse gasoline engines with pumps. Nels Swan berg
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
WANTED.

WANTED. 25 ar 30 IT, P. return flur
 Northern saloon
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-19
CHAPTER u.
In Love Successful.

But. my dear-but Laura. you don't
stop to think" exclaimed a certain
young man to certain young woman.
at . somewhat interesting and impor-
tant moment Of their lives. You Ger
tainly do not mean to say-to tell me
to tell me! Why"
He ceased. q gasp in his throat at
the unbelievable effrontery of the
woman who faced him In this situa-
ton. All he had asked Of her was to
marry him. And she had hesitated
It was q thing Incredible!
1t was Mr.. Rawn, our hero. 1t could
have been almost no one else who
could have sustained precisely this at
titude at precisely such . time.
Az to the young woman herself, who
now turned a somewhat pale face to
one side as she left her hand in his,
she might have been any one OF many
thousand others in that city. Her hair
was brown. her features regular
enough. her complexion nondescript,
her garb non-committal. Not q person
of ancient lineage. you would have
said. or of much education in the
worlds ways. or OF much worldly
goods--these things do not always
come to saleswoman of twenty-five,
whose salary Is six dollars q week
Yet her face had in it now q very
sweet sort of womanliness, her mouth
a tender droop to 1t.
He leaned again toward her. insis
tent. frowning. imperious. This was
as she had planned, What, then
lacked? II she had sought for some
strong man to sweep her from her
calm. why was she now SO calm?
You surely do not stop to consid-
er." he renewed. why, look at mel"
Laura johnson did stop to consider.
She wanted to be a wife, loved
cherished. supported. comforted and
protected. And certainly she could
choose only among the opportunities
offered her. This was her first oppor-
tunity. 1t might be her last
She sighed a triie az she laid aside
the garment Of her girlhood, which
had kept her sweet and clean for Ave
and twenty Year,. She folded both
her worn and rather bony hands, put
them both in his. and said, with a
little smile that ought to have wrung
his heart. well. John. Tiff 1t must
be!"
John Rawn. then. married Laura
Johnson, and they lived unhappily
ever after. That is to say. she did
As for her lord he did not notice his
wife to any great extent after once
they had settled down together. but
came to regard her as one Of those in.
cidents OF life which classify with
food. clothing. the need Of sleep
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-19
INDIGESTION, GAS
OR BAD STOMACH
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You feel different az soon as "Pape's
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-19

Agnity esne He seated himself ealD-
~ upon the chair and began - sat
that which had been given hin OF
tate. that which had been brought To
Caesar as q thing due to Caesar. Ne
ate until at last. wearied with bis n
boIs. he fell asleep.
Note now our humble moral in this
short and simple detail OF our hero .
early years. He vas At this mooeet
more nearly full OF bananas than any
other human being in all the village At
that time. Yet he had attained thaa
success at no price save that OF the
exercise Of the resources Of his mind.
That is genius. Let US not smile at
young Mr., Rawn.
His mother. stealing home By the
back way with yet other bananas con
ceaied In her apron. presently came
upon him and discovered that. aftsr
all. her solicitude had not been nss1-
full Her son slept. his lower lip pro
truding. his features grave. his legs
somewhat sprawled apart. his mid
body somewhat distended. his head
sunken forward. his hands droopina
at his side. In one hand. clutched %
tightly as to have become . somewhat
worthless pulp. his mother discovered
the bulk of several bananas: In short
the full quota which had been assigned
to two of his fellow beings. 1t VA
genius!
His mother looked upon him - hs
slept sprawled In his repletion and
made no attempt to remove the un
eaten fruit from his hands: indeed
made no query as to where he had oh
tained It. She did not disturb hia
slumbers. How like his father hs
is." she whispered to herself. mindful
Of certain lemons. certain beefsteaks
certain wedding fees. certain gone ant
wasted years. She did not say: "How
dear he 10. how sweet. how manly. how
brave. how decent. how chivalrous!'
No. with slight tightening Of the lips
a. she turned back to hnd her belatet
sewing. she spoke. a. though to her
self. and with no peculiar glorying II
her voice. How like he 10 to his 70
ther!" And SO took up her burden.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-19

Lords anointed, had none. 1t was at
that time that his mother somewhat
furtively stole away down the village
street.
1t was at about this same time, also,
that there CHANGED 20 pass by. on the
sidewalk In front Of the parsonage,
two boys younger than John Rawn
himself. These he regarded intently.
for he saw from distance that each
had some suspicious object in his
hand. His own suspicious became GER
tainties. Here was visible proof that
they. mere common persons, were
owners OF specimens of that fruit
whose excellence was rumored
throughout the town. They ate. or
were about to eat. while he did not!
They had Injuries while he had none!
They had not asked his permission.
yet they ate! Form this picture we'll
in your mind. oh, gentle reader 1t is
that of John Rawn and ourselves.
With great gravity and dignity
young Mr. Rawn stalked down the
brick walk to the front gate Of the
parsonage yard. Calmly, with no
word, but with uplifted hand-nay.
merely by his stately dignity-he
barred the progress of these two.
They paused. uncertain. Then he held
out his hand. and. with a growl of
command, demanded of these others
that which they had regarded as their
own. He took it as a matter of course
that Caesar should have the things
that were Caesars; and they who give
tribute to our Caesars now. gave 1t
then.
Having possession of these bananas,
which as yet remained unbroken OF
their owners, young Mr.. Rawn showed
them that, although these fruits were
unfamiliar to their former owners.
they made no enigma to person OF
nothing else all his life. he broke open
the tender skin and removed the soft
interior contents. After this he hand.
ed back to each of his young friends
the disrupted and now empty skins.
Yet, with much kindness, he explained
to both that at the bottom OF each
husk or envelope there still remained
some portion Of edible contents which.
with care upon their part. might yet
be rescued. They departed. wonder
ing somewhat. but glad they had been
shown how the thing was done: even
as you and humbly thank our great
men for rohbing US today.
Young Mr. Rawn. age six. turned
now with much dignity back to the
gallery from which he had with much
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-19

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your dealer or oodd's Medicine Co,
Buffalo. N. Y. Write for Household
Hints. also music Of National Anthem
English and German words) and reci-
pes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent frea
Adv,