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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
SOUGHT TOk|LL RATHER
THAN DESTROY PROPERTY
George Rice, Government Expert on
Explosives, Details Result OF
"S'; His Investigation.
PURPOSE OF PERPETRATORS
Niiscrcants Timed and Arranged the
Tragedy With knowledge OF the
Effect OF tho Missile So as to
Slaughter as Many as Possible.
GBy Universal serrice.1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-George S
RICE, chief engineer for the Bureau
of Mines and a principal government
expert on explosives. has returned
from New York. after making an in
vestiBntion into the Wall Street en-
plosiop.
The purpose OF the perpetrators
was to destroy life rather than prop
erty," said Mr.. Rice this afternoon.
ut. is clearly indicated that they had
practical knowledge of explosives
and their effect. think dynamite
was used. Tho quantity wae probably
between twenty-five and nifty pounds
of 40 per cent dynamite, certainly
not enough to totally wreck buildings
like the Morgan offices and other
buildings in the vicinity. The dyna-
mite, think, was In n package, not
in "a metal container, and was prob
ably covered with heap OF scrap
metal. mostly cast iron window sash
weights and the like.
Sought Maximum of Destruction.
THE men who arranged the explo-
sion placed the wagon containing the
dynamite on the opposite side OF the
street from the Morgan offices with
" 'N's uSHiite uey knew
that the missiles hurled by the ex-
plosion' would travel in an arc so as
to crash through the windows on the
lower. floor of the Morgan building
and c.create the greatest possible
amount OF destruction TO life within.
Cast iron is the ideal metal for
shrapnel use. as it fractures into
sharp missiles readily.
Tho force of the explosion was
exerted in q horizontal plane, rather
than up and down. The sidewalks
barely were touched and the missiles
seemed concentrated within a height
of from three TO eight feet above the
walks. OF course n number OF fraE-
ments flew up. but they were rcia-
lively few.
Then, too. the hour chosen was
one WHOM the greatest number OF peo-
pie would be on the street Luckily
che missiles were not placed SO as to
rake the streets lengthwise. or the
number of casualties would have been
doubled
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FRIEND DESCRIBES FISCHER
+: { AS JUST "A PLAIN NUT"
star Tennis Player Twice IN Inmnte
or biooninEdnIe, Suprrin.
ttndcnt Snyn

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, Sept. Ia
DR.. William l.. Russell, medical s,,-
perinteDdent OF Bioomingdale Eosni-
tai, said today that Edward J..
Fischer, who issued the warninp
onc@rning the New York bomb ex
plosjon. had been confined a; The
hospital in 1905 for sbou: e!ghteen
months, and again in 1916 10. an
proximate!y the same length OF ;i,ne.
On each occasion. DIR. Russell said
he had been committed al the reoue st
of his sister.
DR.. Russell said the records show,a
Fischer was suffering from mania
Oppressive psychosis." was at times
violent and used strong language
J. r.. de la Toore Bueno. OF Whit.
Plains, said today that he had at.
tehhfd Columbia University win
FisSAsr In 1856.
Two weeks ago. on Manhattan
subway train. he said. a man WIN
introduced himself as lis "old col.
lege chum. Fischer" talked Of a 60.
clal revolution. and told him he was
e9ployed by the French high com.
missio3 as an interpreter. Pische.
said there would soon be uprising.
in; New York and elsewhere. Busuc
said.
ieSdspcribed Fischer as "a plain
& nit.u@
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MAN WHO MAILED
CIRCULARS SOUGHT
AS RED CRIMINAL

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has been found. they said, who knew
the owner OF the horse and wagon
which were blown to pieces by the
blast
Nothing New to Report
One blacksmith after being shown
the shoes and hoofs OF the dead horse
told the police he believed no might
throw light on the identity Of the
horse and its owner. At noon he went
TO look ut the badly d!smembered
carcass. but when he left the police
said there was nothing new to re-
port"
Heads of the various detective eu.
rcaus assigned to the case conferred
laic today with Chief Inspector Will.
liam Lahey. but apparently this con-
ference added nothing to the days
develo pments.
I'VE have sifted the case from top
TO bottom" declared Chief Lahcy,
but we have developed nothing new"
y piece OF wood, FIVE by three
inches. believed to be part of the
death wagon" was found by Depart
mcnt OF Justice operatives today. on
the window ledge OF the twenty
fourth floor OF the Bankers Trust
Building, at II Wall Street
In order to guard against 4 renewal
OF bomb outrages over the Weekend.
400 extra policemen were placed on
guard duty late today around all i'm
portant buildings. churches and the
homes OF prominent city officials and
financiers.
Extra guards were also placed in
the financial district.
In drawing similarity between tho
destr uction OF Thursday and that of
moro th.n year ago, George Lamb,
head OF the local Department OF
Justice, had this 10 say:
There was similarity in the kind
OF bomb used. Likewise tho same
method of threatening the public
was employed in stunlng circulars
Into letter boxes afterwards. Those
OF June were Printed in old-style
type. on pink paper. whereas the cir
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FISCHER ADMITS VISITING
MAKER OF EXPLOSIVES

continued From First Page.)
paves the way Tor his Immediate de-
ceived the following telegram from
police: Hold Edward Fischer. Our
inspector Lahey, OF the New York
Detective Mccoy left for Hamilton
this morning"
r A. Pope, Fishers hrother-in-
law, who yesterday informed the po-
portation from Canada
The local police this morning re-
iiceSwhere the tennis man could be
FOUND left for New York late last
night Pope. a landscape gardener,
~iJs teffiees in New York, said he was
gotaS. There because relatives tele-
phoned they were being worried TO
DEATH By police and reporters"
Fischer will be turned over Mon
day to Detectives Mccoy and O'Hara,
OF the New York bomb squad, the
police Announced tonight.
Robert a. Pope, OF New York.
hrother-in-law of Fischer. has ad-
Visad counsel for the latter 10 facil-
iate his deportation.
Takes Steps for Deportation.
Immigration OFFICER Sweeney an.
nonnced this morning he had applied
10: the immigration department at
Ottawa for deportation OF Fischer a,
an undesirable alien.
Before leaving for. Kew York. Pops
. told OF an attempt At suicide which,
no said. Fischer had made about
! hfteen years ago during an attack of
dependency. According TO Pope
Fischer climbed out on the suspen-
SION bridge at Niagara Falls and low
ertd himself SO that he hung from
the trcstie. AS he was about to lose
: mis- grasp. Pope said, Fischer had
vision in which his mother urged him
, not 10 destroy himself. He scrambled
back on the bridge and returned
. home.
His mother had been asleep at the
. time her son was hanging from the
trsst!e. Pope said, and in 4 dream
had seen her son there in the shadow
Of death.
American officials arc investigating
statement credited 10 F!schc, ina,
ne hpl peen in communication win
the wate Of one OF the hes, explosive
experts In the United States.
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I'D Pi>Qr % 0,S

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there are three paramount fea-
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each noted for excellent and trust
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Your selection from our great
Piano Salon Is, therefore, accom-
plishcd under ideal conditions.
An inspection will convince you of
the supremacy OF the Coriey Com
pany in the handling Of Pianos.
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he ViCtYOZu
For Dance and Entertainment

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armed guards Mt important banks,
government buildings and tho great
churches and cathcdrals. rs we'll as
oody guards for important individ-
uais' tor whose safety fears have
been expressed. new order, wore ,.-
ssued ia'e tonight for special details
Of police at elevated RAILWAY .truc-
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Daughter Of Secretary
Of Labor Out for Office
iny A.xoclatca Prc.s.G

WASHINGTON. Sept. lS.-NIiss
Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter of
Secretary OF Labor Wilson, hnn.
formally announced her candidacy
for Congress from the Fifteenth
Pennsylvania District. Her father
represented that district In the
iIousc for five years before he en-
tered the Cabinet.
Miss Wilson, IL was stated. will
not spend n cent In tho campaign.
She IL lifelong friend of the
former Miss GcncvicNc Clark,
dnuyhter OF the former Speaker
who is now Mrs. James II. Thomp-
son, If New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
NEW YORK CITY POLICE
TAKE STERN MEASURES
All Persons Acting in Suspicious Man
ncr About Public buildings to
lie Arrcxtcd

NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-Attorney-
General Palmer loft here tonight for
his home in Stroudshurg, Pa, where
he viii spend the week-end. Assis-
tant Attorney General Francis p.
Garvan also left the city for his home
In Long Island. Chief Flynn being
left in charge Of the Federal inves-
tigators.
Police headquarters sent orders to
all police precincts OF the city tonight
to watch closely ana arrest. II ncces-
sary. all persons seem acting sus-
piciously around public buildings e,c-
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lures and subway entrances ov
Sunday.
In these unusual precautions to pr
vent any attempt at the destruct,,
OF these properties 1t was limited =,
the authorities were acting upon n
revealed Information that iurth
utrages might be expected.
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has been found. they said. who knew
the owner OF the horse and wagon
which were blown to pieces by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Vatod railway structures and subway
stations, particularly those OF the
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
whose employees arc on strike. This.
IL was explained, fl merely a precau-
tionary measure rs n result OF Thurs
days explosion.
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Increase Capital of Bank

8 Capital stock OF the Citizens Bank
) ofratnar. waa increased from j2S,-
600 10 $4,000 IN an anne ndment to
sssS.ssta@ohaSter carried in an amendment;
allowed by the State Cooperation
comHtssiop YESTERDAY.
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DETAIL HEAVY GUARDS TO
PREVENT RED OUTRAGES

New Orders Place Police on Watch
over "L" md Subway Entrances
Over Sunday.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Following
instructions issued during tho day for
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
WE'LL KNOWN COUPLE
 ENTER HYMENAL BOND

%Alrs. Nina Downing and Mir. Harry Cabrielson were united in matrimon! at, inc residence of Dr. and Mrs Cur tis} Welch in the Wild Goose Co. Block Wednesday evening. with Q small number of friends of the cen tracing parties witnessing the cere- mory. The nupta knot was tied By Judge Holzhdmer. The bride was at- tended by Mrs. Dr. Welch as matron of honor. while pr. Welch performed the time honored services of "best man.
 man." A sumptuous wedding supper was served before the wedding cere- monx.
 Both bride and groom are widely knoun. Mrs. Downing is charm. ing lAdy who has resided in the city
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NEW REGULATIONS EXPECTED CuRTA|l
 ALASKA SHIPPING

and Nohas.a Stream.
 All fishing is prohibited in all sal mon tributaries and lakes and within 800 yards of the mouths of streams flowing into the Pacific and Boring Sea west of Cape Spancer. Fishing is prohibited in the Copper River and tributaries in accordance with the .erms of the regnlations5of Decegsber 1918 and which VIII besefYective until September. 1921. After that date sno fishing vii be allowed in Copper River.
 Fishing will be permitted at Karluk beyond one hundred yards outside the mouth of the Karluk river. where 1t breaks through .he spit. Fishing is also permitted in the Usashik River below a line 800 yards from the mouth. King salmon hshing Aftsr septesahsr q next yeor Ia prohibitsd h tho Kun Aokwim ezcept for the local use Of AlaakAns,
 -
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NOME REPUBLICAN, CLUB ENDORSES WICKERSHAm
 FOR GOVERNOR

in Nome since the receipt of authentic information that he is candidate and petitions have already been prepared for circulation in this section reques.- ing the signatures of our citizens re- gardlsss of party affiliations. These are being rapid1y filed indicating that his candidacy is looked upon with wide favor by local residents.
 Judge James Wickersham is now officially endorsed as the candidate of Nome Republicans for Governor of AL aska. as a result of action taken by the Nome Republican Club at meet. ing held in the Bank building last Thursday night.
 A large and enthusiastic number of representative republicans attended the session. which was marked by T distinct atmosphere of harmony thru out. The meeting was one of the largest attended for some months.
 F. ,wing the endorsement of ' '1sa Wick-"sham, the club voted 10 at>is. the candidate by wire tha' he is the choice of Nome republicans for the govcrnorship and to notify Republican National Committeeman J. C. Me Bride and Alaska Delegate Dan 4. Sutherland. to the same effect.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
Murderess su renders At Fl Plso

Fl Paso. Tex. Dec. 24-Clara Bar of Republican National Committeeman n Hammon of Oklahoma. surrendered here tonight and is now on her way to Ardmore. Oklahoma in charge of officers to face trial for murder.
 The sheriff of Armore said that the sympathy of the community is wit her and big fund is available for her defense.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
OIL TANKER ExPlopEs-
 srARTs FIRE

Galveston, Tex. 24-One. man was killed in the explosion of :he oil frlrge BalilRw at the Southern Pacific rail- road terminals here this afternoon. Inter the fire created by the explosion spread to the oil tanker Hastral as q result of burning oil running up the slip famed by strong wind. The flames also spread to one of the con- veyars of the grain elevators of the steamer Anchenberg, which was load ing grain. Disaster threatened for a time but the fire has now been cons trolled and it is believed the danger is over.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25

Seattle, Dec. 24--The Fisheries Blu reaL has promulgated new fishing reg ulations for Alaska a1 a result of tbe recent hearings. Tie drastic regula- tiony imposed become. effective Jan 1 and are additional sls the regulations now in force. They are expected t, cnrtail salmon fishing :, operations greatly next season.@
 The following apply to waters east of Cape Spencer. All fishing Is pro- hibited in all salmon streams. their tributaries and lakes. Fishing Is pro- htbtted within 300 yards of the mouths of salmon streams except with purse seines and sill nets. All fishing with purse setnes and sill nets is pf6hibit- ed within 200 yards of tic mouths of all streams and hshing with any form of appArAtus is prohibited within SO yards q the mouths q the Ckiikat and cni1Ioot rivsrs and Soctevs Greek
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25

Washington, Dec. 2I-Senator Jones of Washington -oday introduced a Senate bill denying entrance into American ports of foreign ships on which the conditions are below thoss set up by the American merchant ma rine.
 The House passed the annual pen
 The first volley in :he Senate GsGinst the emergency tariff bill de-
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for a considerable length of time and is prominent in local social circles. MT. Gabrelson is a sourdough of sev- eral years standing, the last two of which he has been the manager of the Alaska Lighterage and Commercial Company. He is also the possessor of much local fame as a clever vocalist and entertainer. It is the couples intention .o reside at apartments over the Board of Trade, where they will he at home to their numerous friends with whom the Nugget Joins in wish Ing them god speed over the matri- ,nOniai sea.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
MAIL ARRIVES oN scHEouLss

The weekly mail 4fom the States and interior arrived srhursday after noon in charge of caffier Pete Curran. The dispatch was Arge and contained both first and seSSn class matter. The shipment left 6e&stle few days after the arrival of the last Victoria there and contained many letters from outgoing NomeItes. Letters as late as November were iPcluded.
 The outgoing mAil closed Friday evening as usual. se
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Washington, Dec. 23-Three de- partments of the government are seek ing the establishment of naval sup- ply station at Dutch Harbor. The Sec
 retary of Commerce. of the Navy and pressing their efforts to have this Con- gress authorize a government supply
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sARNETTEE FORTUNE RESTORED

San Fra ncisco, Dec. 23-The pel.- sonal fortune of Mrs. Isabella Bar, nettee, seized for the benefit of the creditors of the defunct Washington Afaskm Bank of Fairbanks, was todry by United States District Judge De!t- rick.
 The property involved amounts to s100,000. The decision ordered Re. ceiver Moves to grant Mrs Barnette an accounting and return her proner- ty.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
TACOMA HoLDUP GANG +
 BROKEN UP

Tacoma, Wn. Dec. 24-The gang during the pas. several weeks is be- lieved to have been broken ui5. Seven members of the gang have seen ar rested, three have confessel and two have been sentenced to the peniten- tiary,
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
HARDING STILL HOLDING PEACE
 ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES

Marion. O. Dec. 24-Myron T. dor to France, called at Marion today for conference with Senator Hard- ing on the international peace associa : tion plan.
 It is understood the conference chiefly concerned Herrick's exper- fences abroad last summer. when he toured the European capitals and in- tervtewed many foreign statesmen.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
sovIETs REPUDIATE
 ARMENIAN DEBTS

Constantinople, Dec. 23--A Soviet proclamation applying to Armenia has assigned to the masses all mines. for ests. state churches and private pro debts. especially the American loan which the Armenian borrowers have been toiling hard to pay. according to advices received here today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
WOMAN KILLS
 OKLAHOMA MAGNATE

JaureZ. Mexico. Dec. 23-Clara Barton Smith is wanted by the author ities of Andmore. Oklahoma for the shooting to death of Jake L. Hammon. an Oklahoma millionaire, advices re- ceived here announce.
 The alleged murderess is supposed to have fled to Mexico by way If Jaurez.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
KOREANS CHARGE JAes
 WITH eRQTAL ouTRAeEs

Washington. Dec. 24-The Korean Commission today stated their mis- sion. charging the Japanese military authorities with deedg more frishtful- ly barbarous'' than were perpetrated
 fin Belgium. passing the charges on reports received from Manchuria.
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Washi' asn- Dee 2@--"The Allied nations si,orfd 6e advised tha' the United States will not cancel the loans made during the "ar" Senator Me Kellar, democra C Of Tennessee, deellr- ed today in an address before ] Son
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
BIG CHRISTMAS DINNER
 TODAY AT MlLO'S CAFE
DORA SINKS IN DEEP WATER

Seattle Dec 23-The Alaska s;ean,- CT Dora slid off her rocky perch on the upper end of Vancouver Islln' and sank in 45 feet of water. Ti,e vessel has been abandoned. The remainder of the crew returned to Seattle today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
BRITISH EMBASSY
 MAKES BREAK

Washington, Dec. 30-Official cog nizance Was taken by the State De- partment today of the recent action cf the British embassy in writing directly to Chairman kellog of the Senate committee engaged in investigating icabia conl,nn.iest1 t1asr'Aing the tes- 4;monv sriunn 4hazee1ln&e-
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
PRESS SEEKING OPENING
 NAVAL WIRELESS

Washington, Dec. 23-Representa- - tives of the newspapers and the var ous press associations are asking Congress to open the naval wireless to the news associa tions for the transmits sion of news.
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
FARMER KILLS
 FAMILY-SUIcIDEs

Seattle. Dec 2i-Karl Nicholson. a cd his wife and three children with hammer and then suicided by cutting
 his throat with a razor
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25
CONGRESS BUSY WITH VARIED ARRAY
 OF LEGISLATION

signed to protect the farmers by im- posing tariffs on certain form produc's was fired today when Senator Pat" Harrison of Mississippi objected to the usual custom of dispensing with the reading of the measure. This result ed in delaying sending it into commit tee.
 Make q new New Year resolution Be q subscriber to .he Nugget.
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ALLEGED KILLER HANGED
 oN saI

Fort Worth, Tex Dec. 23-Tom ". Clark white. held on charge of murtlering Jeff c. Couch. a policeman, n, morning and hanged by mob of cit izens.
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ITALIAN AND PLUME a
 TROOPS FIGHTING

Rome, Dec. 23-Rifle fire spa, to- day from the crags and prom;nlories guarding the eastern shore of the Ad- riatic as lighting began between Tho Ileeionaires of Plume and the troops of the, regular Italian army.
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cANAoaAN WHiskEY SMUGGLING
 VESSEL SEIZED BY U. s.

Seattle. Dec. 23-The British fish ing steamer Canada, which was re- gently searched for whiskey smugg-
 ling from Vancouver, was today con- nscsted " .he government.
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thorities imposed censorship on cable messages coming to the United States from Great Bttain. The action of the embassy is char
 acterized as "a break of courtesy"
The Nome nugget., 1920-12-25

Recent run1ors to the effect that Judge James Wickersham, for many years Alaska Delegate to Congress, has become q candidate for the Cover nor ship of Alaska are amply confirmed by telegrams stating that Wickersha,n has been endorsed by the republican clubs of several of the most important Southeastern Alaskn towns and is re- ceiving the support of thousands in various parts of :he southern districts. The Nugget has also received the fol- lowing disratch regarding the situa- tion:
 Juneau. Alaska, Dec. 20 Nugget, Nonne:-
 There seems to be stampede on among the citizens of Southeastern Alaska 70 sign endorsements for Wick ershaIn for Governor. One thousand signatures n Ketchikan. Wrangell and Petersburg: three hundred in Douglas and in Tyeadwell over one hundred. 0ther places not vet head from defi- n,.eIy. Clubs at Juneau. Treadwell and Douglas have endorsed Wicker sham unanimously and sent telegrams to Nome and other Clubs.
 . The novemen: to endorse Judge Wickersfodn has also been taken up
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JANUARY COURT TERM CALLED

The District Court VII commence its 1921 term on January 18th.
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SAYS US. WON'T
 CANCEL WAR LOANS

ut, eosn.it.ee nriiisss--'i,..ss'. I-t4rs oE the Treasury Houston for failure to take steps for their payment
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CABINET OFFICERS
 SEEKING SUPPLY
 STATION UNAlASKA

station at Dutch Harbor. The real pur- pose of the effort is to establish a coal ships, especially for those of the AL aska trade
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The Daily Telegraph BuIle.ir srA < Weekly Ngxget delivered ty carrlcr-ss Per moath N.so. ]
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cts a day will give you the paily DunetIn and Weekly Nugget. ..
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ATTENTION Mo,,osE

Regular meeting L. O. o. M. ct . ?. -. swssy Monday evening. Ns~ Aeose Hall. ..
 Initiation of candidates. ". '. koc,:. ese:y
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
 MiLo'S CAFE