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maintaining their positions. In the
region of Nancy the enemy has made
slight progress on the Chateau Salins
road.
'On the other hand. we have gained
ground in the forest of ChampenouX.
THE losses have been considerable
on both sides. but the morale and
, health of our troops remain excellent.
There is no conformation of the
news published in the German news
papers of the fall of Maubeuge.
German Regiments Cut Of.
In the haste of the Germans latest
retrograde movement many regiments
of Germans have been cut on and re-
main in the wooded country within the
triangle OF Senlis. Gonesse and Dam
martin. 1t is believed that they amount
in all to about one army corps. They
have been cut off from the main body
by the allies lines between Compiegne
and Meaux land their situation is pre-
carious.
Laon and Lafere have been invested
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NISH, Servia, September IL iva Aoi-
don).-The Servians have occupied Som
lin, across the river from Belgrade after
a bloody battle
The bombardment of Belgrade hao
been going on with Increased fury Con-
siderable damage had been done. Ihe
serv;an batteries are replying to the
Austrian fire.
Semlin is an important town OF Aus
tr,a-Hungary in Slavonia. 1t is located
On the tongue of land formed by the
junction of the Danube ana the eave
onnosite Belgrade. with which it was
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BRITISH TAKE GERMAN LINER.
The Bethania Had 600 Tons of Coal
and Extensive Provisions.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, September IL
The Hamburg-American line steamer
Bethania was captured by a British
cruiser Monday morning when she was
two days out from Charleston. The
prize, which was brought here last
night had aboard 600 tons of coal and a
six months supply of provisions for the
German cruisers Dresden and Karlsruhe.
The Bethania had been equipped as an
auxiliary cruiser. but threw her arma-
ment overheard on sighting her pursuer.
The crew was composed of 500 reserv-
lists. They have been placed in various
detention camps here.
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PETR0CRAD THINKS AUSTRIANS
ARE HOPELESSLY DEFEATED
Towns Of Suczawa and Hatna Now He'd by Invaders,
Ii Is Reported d-Consternation Said to
Prevail at Cracow.

LONDON, September pm-On the field of
but according Peogad adces they punish the
The intelligence from Berlin indicates that Gen.
Beekndo and Hndenbug have gained important
Prussia According this version the Russians full
with the Germans in close pursuit The Russian version
that their advance detachmens falling back but holding
PART OF KoEN1GsBERG IN FLAMES
dispatch the Post from Copenhagen that reports
have been received there from Setn
harding Koengsbeg the strong German fortress
and that part of the city in flames.
of Suczawa and Hatna situated fifty
Czernoz the capital of the Austrian province of Bukona
dispatch from Petrograd says
Although the province
Iubin will probably make good their dispatches
scribe the of Gems Danh Auenberg way
the inference that the enemy hopelessy
Large German forces have deained
the eastward the stream of German troops continues
CONTINUED SUCCESS REPORTED
The achieved by the Russian troops September
the fighting against the AusoGeman army Krasnk
Poland continues grow On the Drestef
front hard fighting has
German troops which have been transported from the west
have concentrated in Prussia The 9th of
September they directing considerable
through the Mazur lakes The guards who
opposed the advance retreaed
1t believed Petrograd that the crown prince has
been appointed of the forces against Russia
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FRENCH CAPTURE UHLANS
TO WHOM SPIES REPORTED

PARIS. September II 6:s5 a-m.).-The
residents of a small locality in the de-
partment of the Disc informed the mill
tary authorities Of the strange 'do!ngs in
a house in that vicinity and that they
supected that spies were working there.
A company of Zouaves was sent to the
place and during their inquiry they were
fred on. Taking the house by assault.
they found several Uhlans inside, who. 1t
was found, received the report of spies
regarding the number and movements OF
the French forces.
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SFRVIAN FORCES TAKE SEMLIN
IN BLOODY FIGHT, SAYS NIST1
Furious Bombardment of Belgrade by Aus
TRANS Located at This Point
..,~. Has Been Going On.

connected by a railway bridge across
the Save.
It was from Semlin that the Austrian
infantry and artillery in conjunction
with the monitors on the river began
their flghting on July 29 against the
Seryians. The Servians early that
morning blew up the bridge connect
ing Semlin with Belgrade. An inter-
mittent bombardment has since been
kept up by the Austrians In Semlin
on Belgrade.
The Montenegrins have captured
Fotcha and effected a juncture with
the Servians operating near Visegrad.
The combined troops. 1t is stated. have
now begun a march on Sartevo, the
capital of Bosnia.
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PARIS, September II. 1:S0 pm
President Poincare has written letter
to Minister of War Millerand, asking
him TO convey the congratulations OF
tho government to Gen. Joffre and the
French army on the brilliant successes
s.,rad in co-operation with the Eng
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and that Russian forces are advancing
on Cracow
reuters Telegram Company has a dis
patch from its correspondent at Petro-
grad who says that after the recent fight
ing with the Austrian left wing the enc
my rear fled In such panic that repi-
ments became inextricaby mixed and
blocked the roads and bridges Those
furthest behind resorted to the strength
OF their arms TO force their way through
the men ahead of them. The roads were
Uttered with overturned carts and the
harness of the transport, the horses evil
IDENTIFY having been used as mounts by
the men in retreat.
Many Russian hospitals, the correspond
ent continues. today harbor more Aus
trian wounded than Russian
Military Trains DESTROYED.
A correspondent Of the Bourse Gazette,
the Reuter- man continues. recounts tba,
! al Bendzin, in Russian Poland. the Ger
mans compelled Some Polish miners IN
load the coal trucks of their trains Tn.
miners did so, but concealed high or
plosives in the fuel The results were an.
paIling. 1t is said that one military train
was destroyed. and that an ammunition
FACTORY was wrecked Cossacks are
| credited with having wrecked a German
ar1noreo tram carrying quick-hring guns.
at a point northwest of Chenstokoff A
| small detachment of Cossacks fired at the
train, while a big force remained in the
rear The Germans backed the train up
and 1t was derailed by the Cossacks he.
| hind IT. The cars rolled down an en-
bankment. and the Cossacks thereupon
attacked the enemy with their swords
The Germans were annihilated. the cor.
respondent of the Bourse Gazette de-
clares. and the Cossacks Captured the
guns.
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p0JNcARE PRAISES GEN. JOFFRE
ON HIS BRILLIANT SUCCESSES

lish allies in repulsing the Germans
to the east Of Paris.
minister as certain cages of definite
victories. The commander-in-c in chiefs
strategical plan was skillfully con-
ceived and carried out with impeccable
tactics.
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SUPPRESS GERMAN PAPER.
Vancouver Authorities Compel Dis.
continuance of Press.

VANCOUVER, B. c., September IL
The Vancouver German Press has been
suppressed by the police in conse
ouence of its pro-German tone and the
publication of what 1t terms great Ger
man victories. The editor states that
the paper will resume publication after
the war.
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TERRIFIC LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
IN CENTER OF EXTENDED LINES
Declared That Maubeuge Forts Still Hold Out and Fall
May Decide Contest Now On-Recapture
Of Muehausel Claimed.

PARIS September H. 14o pm.-The of official
ment on the general of the fighting the battle of
Champagne may weeks of lively satisfaction
admitted do that the battle has been
gain 46 miles the German left
jeopardy their line OF communications and must
cause it is considered decentralization of the eney tired forces
There approximately 100000 men in the allies hghung line
The Germans are falling back
Great egns the from Basel
that the French have recaptued Muehausen Dis
patches recently that the Aace frontier
had been essenng Yesterday report was re-
that fighting had occurred at Ac Alsac which on the
road Muehausen.
MAUBEUGE STILL HOLDING OUT.
As vet there is no indication army the Lor
will be able through help the main force in
France reported that Maubeuge still holding
though several forts had been placed hors de combat The fall
might have bearing the result OF the battle IN
opening ready of communication
Some critics say Maubeuge falls that will
available days and the battle be decided
practical out in OF
disaster.
The contingency counted much as hoped
by the undobted of the German right wing
has given the people here immense courage.
MAY HAVE TO GET OUT OF FRANCE.
1t is pointed the Germans would
place Rheims their path and this might give
considerable trouble while pursuit the cavalry Of the
itself be terribly effective. On the whole it
that the invaders do retrieve their fortunes
rapidly they will have to get out of France
The hard struggle between the of troops
far Nancy close the Lorraine bor
proceeding with the violence the neigh
Maiy but it hot also in
CENTER where both sides holding their positions with the
greatest tenacy.
KEY TO THE ULTIMATE OUTCOME.
key ultimate of what perhaps will be the
greatest history the of Paris lies in the
days of battle there has ebbed and flowed bearing
French alternately with terrific losses
The advantage lies with the French The Ger
appear making headong efforts drive their wedge
point south of Verdn and the already large
Prince Frederick William has been reinforced
with the object pushing attack the which
conceded be of extreme importance
Evidently allies determined to haras the Germans and
increasingly endeavorng exhaust their supplies of
in the belief that impossible for the Germans
their stores owing their long line of communication.
According Munich received here the Berlin garr
alone has lost killed wounded the thus far.
The Munich report evidently refers the Berlin garri
son who went to the the outbreak of the
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cracow Being Evacuated.
Consideration prevails at Cracow. it is
reported. The evacuation of the town
has begun. The authorities are trying
TO induce the members of the local rifle
club to remain and assist In the defense
OF the place. Many. however. have re-
signed their memberships because of
sympathy with Russia, it is asserted.
Others urged that it was useless to
suffer the bombardment of Cracow when
there was no chance for Austrian sue
cess.
Sixty vodka shops in Petrograd. which
were closed following the declaration
of war. have been converted into centers
for the assistance of families of reserv-
lists
Austrians Taken Prisoners.
"A regiment of Cossacks took at
Framol seventeen Austrian officers, Az
men. a great number of conveys, horses
cattle and the money chest of the 18th
J-andwehr, containing $4,000 crowns, 81
says a Havas Agency dispatch from
Petrosrad dated yesterday. "Nea,
Zamost ." Austrians were captured with
great quantity Of supplies
number of wounded Austrians who
have arrived in Trieste state that during
the battle of Lemberg all the Austrian
officers of three battalions fed. leaving
the battalions in the woods where they
were annihiiated. Only fifty men es
capped.
Germany Issues DenfaIs.
An official German communication de
ries that the Russians have taken man,
prisoners at Lemberg; that the fortress
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.

senate:
Met at IL O'Clock.
Resumed consideration of amend
ments to Vreeland emergency cur
rency law.
House.:
Met at noon.
Routine bills considered.
Foreign affairs committee consid-
cred Hobson resolution as to special
assembling of peace conference in
Washington and deferred action.
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Predicts Protracted Fight.

Senator Gallinger said that il the inter-
nal revenue bill came to the Senate with
the provision for a tax on freight, as pro-
posed by the House ways and means
committee. 1t would be fought long and
hard.
Senator Norris of Nebraska declared
himself opposed to the tax on freight
Also characterizing 1t as absurd He said
that If an increased tax were put on
cigars, and particularly on the higher
priced cigars. the needed money could be
raised without trouble.
Il intend to offer an amendment in
creasing the tax on cigars when the bill
comes to the Senate" said Senator Nor
ris. lat present high-priced cigar pays
the same tax as stogie. Let the tax
fall upon the cigars according to their
value.''
Senator Simmons. chairman of the
finance committee, said that he had not
vet given attention to the proposed tax
on freight, and was not prepared to ex-
press an oponion regarding it. He said
that he might call a meeting of his COM
mittee tomorrow to begin consideration
of the tax bill.
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Germany Issues DenfaIs.

An official German communication de-
nies that the Russians have taken many
prisoners at Lemberg; that the fortress
at Przemysl IS surrounded by Russians
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WEATHER

Showers tonight and probably Satur-
day: not much change in temperature:
moderate east winds.
Temperature past twenty-four hours:
High, so, at 3 pm. yesterday; low, 80,
at As am. today.
For full report see page IS.
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guards, and the ringleaders Of the
 movement arrested and imprisoned where they will bc tried for foment- ing revolt. The rural guard district commander, Major Rafael Cerro de- cares he believes that an attempt IS Leing made to start a revolt against resident Menocal, whose former con- pection with the great American sugar ord tobacco interests. as their chief
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t:cs will be heavily garrisoned with scotch and English regiments to pre- vent a possible outbreak such as re- gently threatened.
 The movement of several thousand British soldiers into north and central Ii eland counties has already begun bringing the total military force oc- ,upying Ireland up to nearly ten thou- scnd men, which is believed WIFI pe
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
 TO HAVE NAVAL STATION
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Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES, April .13.--Assist tnt secretary of tho navy addressinI a gathering of prominent business men and citizens stated that it was the policy of the navy department to establish q naval base in Southern California. He further stated that tho Cnited States government would dis patch seventeen battlcships and twen- tv destroyers to tho exposition to rep regent the United States navy
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allowed to board. upon their command .r, Colonel Landa. stating unless this was permitted they would be execut- ed by the rebels, who would take no prisoners. The captains of several vessels held a consultation and de-
 c,ded that this was true, and then al- lowed the seven hundred federals to come aboard their vessels. thus say ihg their lives. Thousands of non-
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c mbitants, mostly women and chil- ,lren who were today given refuge aboard the American and foreign war vessels. will probably within few ,l;ys return to their homes in Tam
 picO. as the American commander. Pear Admiral Mayo is reported to be already negotiating with the rebel commander. in an effort to secure his I'' 'nmisc of safety. should the great
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although the n. rthern rebels have as a rule carefully. respected the prop elty and persons of the church in the Northern Mcxican states. It Is under stt cd that the pope has demanded thnt the Mexican minister ask Presi- d.nt Huerta of Mexico to endeavor to put an immediate stop to these out
 Iageous conditions in Southern Mexico
 where the Zapatas are so active, or
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conscious constitutionalists soldiers as t!.ey lay in the darkened streets of Torreon evn before the finally sur render of the federal defenders. The i, UT culprits were. after a hearing
 lasting ten minutes sentenced to be slot at once. They were lined up a,'ninst q nearby wall, and firing sound ordered to execute them. :.
 few moments later General Villa rode
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HAVANA. Cuba, April 12.-Two hundr.S! plantation workers of the
 Mayari valley in eaten to take to the frIs and start a revolution against provincial officials because they inter- fcred with their celebration of eX- President Josc Miguel Gomez's birth oay. The movement was quickly sub dred by several companies of rural
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Special Nugget Ssrvies
 ROME, April l3.-His holiness Pope jus and Senur Baracio Menocales. acting minister to the court of King Emmanuel today held n lengthy con- ference, as a result of the recent and frequent outrages against officials of the church in Mexico where both churches and convents have been de. fled by tho marauding Zapata bandits
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LONDON, April 13.-Premier As-
 ouith apparently has Irish home rule rill situation we'll in hand. During the past few days many prominent Englishmen declare that Premier AS cuith will be able to control the peace fu, institution of the home rule meas rrc in Ireland in the latter end of th' year. although the north Irish coun'
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pftecting the trade of Seattle w'sh Alaska and the great increase of ship ping now inevitable upon the com rcencemcnt of railway construction and the general development Of the territory. Seattle and the state or Washington. it Is pointed out. is !" he greatly benefited by whatever is d. nc to secure safety to life and prop erty in navigating the Alaskan waters ard ia of vital importance to our growing trade with the northiand.
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AVIATOR voNscRAoER DIES
 FROM EFFECTS OF iNJURiEs
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BERLIN, April l2.--M;tjUr Nonscrad- er dies of injuries received in aero plane fall Ut .Iohunn"sthal aviator field last month. Major Eonscrader Is
 .uusin of ex. Premier Non BueIOw and leaves 8 large family to mourn Ceath. The emperor personally ex- pressed his regret and told Frau \cnscrader that two causes. that of st fence and the Futherland.
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LABOR SITUATION IN
 IRELAND CLEARING

CTS of workingmen seem to have been able to restore occupation to thou sands throughout the north of Ireland, although both Dublin and Belfast have lets of unemployed.
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GENERAL VILLA ORDERS
 EXECUTION FOUR VANDALS

ugh the street, and noticing the Gead bodies of the men. declared that
 ought to be a lesson to those who dispoil the dead for their personal g;. in, and then congratulated his of fcers for their strict and prompt ac- inns in disposine of n distasteful r:attcr.
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0peciai Nue0er oervice'
 BELFAST, Ireland, April 1:.--Thc fact that month ago today tho job less men of this city numbered many thousands and gavc thn police and military much concern, has largely disappeared. With tllc dying out cf the home rule excitemnt, tho employ
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FALL OF TAMPIC0 IS
 OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

| umber nf combatants return to their i!cines. President iIuerta is said to be tndeavoring to charter the various C ;mm-rci,l vessels which are lying in 1'ampico harbor, that have rescued lis solriers brought to Vera Cruz or scme other seaport. which remains in his control
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uRGES C0NGRESSMEN
 ASSIST REDFIELD

v.rk for the recommendations Of Sec rotary Redneld respecting the safe- erarding tho Alaska coast.
 In their resolution they set out the importance of such improvements aa
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POPE THREAT FINS HUERTA
0lUT|0M|STS TAKE TAmPIC0
aANsPoRT HANCOCK
 RUSHED TO TAMPIco
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Special Nugget Service.
 NEW ORLEANS. April l3.--l'po' the receipt of the news of the sur render of TampicO to the revolution ists rush orders were immediately is- sred for the transport Hancock to proceed to Tampico to take on hoard and care for the many refugets rom the stricken city.
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e...;ai Nuocst sarvicn.

Special Nugget ssrvien SEATTLE, April 12.--Thc chamber of commerce of Seattle has forwarded set of strong resolutions to their delcgates in congress urging them to
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MEXICO CITY. April 12.-The min is,er of war today regretfully an nounced that a greatly superior force ol rebels had compelled the brave lit- ile garrison of Tampico to surrender the city to them. It is stated that most of the defenders of Tampico succeeded in escaping to various ves- sells in the harbor. where they were
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SpeoiaI Nuo8et osrVIces
 TORREON. April 12.-Four Mexican sympathizers were this morning con- victed of vandalism by a drumhesd ce urt martial ordered by General Vil- la. Several witnesses including three of Villas officers who arrested the Williams. testified that these men were caught red handed in tho act of rob- bing the bodies of tho dead nr iin.
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InCIP|ENT CUBAN
 REVOLUTION CHECKED

legal counsel has never been forgiven ty the majority of Cuban people. a'- though at the time of his election |. managed to secure a small major ity over Jose Miguel Gomez whose administration proved so poor that any opponent could have beaten him TOT reelection.
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POPE C0NFERS WITH
 MExlC0'S ITALIAN AMBASSADOR

e'se consider the demands of the Uni
 ted States and European governments
 who have frequently requested Presi- cent Huerta to resign. The pope has never before addressed q communica- cause his ascension too closely re- sembled that of King Peter of SeTvia.
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We print everything and anything n job printing line at tho Nugget
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MRS. CHARLES HOPKINS DIES.

WHS. CHNHIES HVFNtNo DtEo' Special Nugget Serv 60
 SEATTLE. Wash, April l3.--1.ucy Ruber, widow of Captain Charles fiop- ksns, died here today after lingering illness of several weeks.
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PREMIER HAS CONTROL
 OF HOME RULE SITUATION

sufficient to control the delicate situa- ton. The North Irish regiments VIII bc ordered to India and other beyond the- seas service to prevent poss'o'e mutiny among them should the worst come to happen next fall.
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GOVERNORS FAVOR STATE
 CONTROL OF CONSERVATION

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 DENVER, April l2.-The conference of governors adopted resolutions fav- oting state control of conservation and opposing the Ferris land leasing hill.
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BIG RACE TODAY. ejn Dinner tomorrow, 6:3O to 8:3o. Federated church.
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We srirt svsrythinN and anyth"s in ieb printlns iins at the Nussss
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Minjna Editions ready Tor mailing ss $hs Nuasse osFies. &c.,.
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Weekly Nugget. only soc a month.
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FLOUR is CHEAP. Bread only Sc. North Pole saksrs and Anvil Bakery
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The Daily Nugget. s2.oo per month
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Placer Locations at Nugget Office
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Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office.