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The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
Girls VIII Be Boys.

Speaking of the procIivity of certain
girls to masquerade as boys, Herman NJ.
Uhler, of New York, who Is at the Riggs,
related a case in point. "A young Ital-
ian woman" said he, had learned the
barber trade and was very successful
The East Side of New York prides it.
self on possessing several shops employ
ing women BARRIERS. But she loathed the
endearing remarks which sentimental pa
irons passed occasionally
"One day, disguised by an exception
ally vulgar compliment paid to her by
an admirer, she left the shop and the
neighborhood. cut her hair short, bought
mems clothing. and applied for work in
Hoboken. She was engaged, and acquit-
ted herself Of her duties to the COM
plete satisfaction of her employer. Hav-
ing accidentally slashed her hand with
razor. she bled profusely and tainted.
The next morning the judge deprived her
Of the trousers and sent her back to her
shirt waist and skirt and to the insults
Of patrons"
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
Preservation of woman's Beauty.

Education among women means the
preservation of youth and beauty" said
DR.. Rose d. Howe. of Chicago. who was
recently seen at the Shoreham-
Cleopatra not only was one of the
most beautiful CT women said she,
but also one of the best educated To
her education was due her great charm
for the rulers of the world of that day.
The public believes that Mrs. Patrick
Campbell and Sarah Bernhardt retain
their youthful vigor by spending long
hours in developing their muscles and
in keeping their compilations fresh
through exercise, but this conclusion is
wrong The secret of these woman. and
of all women like them, is that as they
grow older they do not let their mental
faculties lapse, but by studying long
hours each day keep their bodies vigor-
Gus by keeping their minds fresh
The education Of the future will be
more and more along the lines that will
teach US the principles of hygienics, and
the death rate from disease, which at
present is higher among human beings
than among animals, will decrease
greatly"
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
The Modern Drama.

Il must have an expert assistant" de-
clared the dramatic critic.
Aren't you an expert on stagecraft
and acting?"
Il am; but I need a modiste to write
up the costumes
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15

To-morDw-"An Uuncrowned
Hero.v
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
Die 3ubI bsr poIisst
Itutnants erb obi.

Inter 4ufbebung Der @eIddftsrss
aeIH lpiirne cine pon 5errn 8athgat:
sinaereihit Srpinan3 pafIirt. tpel6s
cine grbobuns Der 3dhl Der pcliSei.
isuindnts BON Il auf % ppriieht. hus
NIT fir bic SdoffiHs Der Boli5eiitds
tionsa in ben neu einaerintsten vi
itritten 9rrte6runeen setrcFfen tpsrotu
fonnen. g3i, bersiis btrihiet, iperosn
ssesi eiefer 2sntnants $500 proSohr
erb1lten unb als Guperintsnbent bts
pntrriipitsms rsip. als Rnhthef fun.
airen. Der einsise grotrIt seatn oisi,
Grbtncna fam oon 9errn Rtbnolos,
Der borouT binfpies. oab nan Der Grs
tlGrung Dts NaBors tn iesner tiirsIi,
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8erf6ieben.s.

- 2(ntpo[t Starbuf Smttb tbeiltt
bsm Stabtratb I'M Nomen ieinei
Siienten Goipin Chopper NIT, Dat
Chopper be Dor etnteer 3eit BON ibn
gsmabte Qunbi9entung dn Der Dane
Qoenue riitgdngis gu mansn fpiini6s
Die S6entung lei 9ema6t iDorosn
bamit bort eins Bride fir ben Ba'
genberte6r iiber bic 8eIeiie Der .. u
8. 8abn 9ebaut tpsrbs, aber otefss ie
uiht gei6sben. Die 3uiarift tpuro'
benz Sommtttee fir Strdben uni
pdrts. bem 4rbeitsbirsttor uno BEN
StaotanpaIt iibertpieieu.
- 2luf Nntrag Don Stabtrotf
5uHfde BON Der 9. maro tpurbe bel
4rbeitsotrettor ungeDisfen, pldnt
uno Spe5ifttationsn fir Die 9erbefes
rung Der gouug Strube 8ptI6en Del
MtiIton uno Der 9ueblo StraBe aus.
3uarbeiten.
= IN bas Rommtttes fir gelsu6.
turg ging cine 3uI6rtft Der Deitpoor
improvement 4Fottation, in psI6e1
barum na6gefu6t lpiro, DaB bel Del
9ergebung bes Observation-Disclosures.
traits bafiir Sorse getragen tptro, BAT
Wefttpoob 9dsbeIeuhtung erbdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14
Sintiaer gtrabenfanipf.
SammiIids Ebsilnshmer msbr sO,r
Deuigsr ihper usrIesi.

Cine bluiise SdIGgerei. Bel fp.l6er
pitr wl6nrer mebr noer penigsr
fffuers S6nittpunben oaupntruaea,
ereisnete fth seitern Rdhmittds an
Der 3. unn aiIaour Strabs uuo rief
in Der Rahboriaaft srobs aufrssurs
hsrpor. 2afapette Burns, Elm "a
Sabre alter RdT6iniit, puroe, Quf
benz Seimpsgs bsgriffsn, nabe i.iner
0obnuus 80. S56 Oft 3. Strobs BON
Gbparb 3unt. q Sabre oft, arteit.r,
BON 80. 10 goneoro BIaee; Nm. Ris
Itp, 30 Sabre aft, gl.tirtter, pon $40.
962 On 8. Strobs, uno eintm britt,n
Wdnns, btiTen Rame iicb nod niht
feftfteller lieb, angegrtffen, anssblih.
neil er iih am Sonutas abeHc sss
ipeigsrt bate, ben RGnntrn einen Ris
del fir Bier su ssben. 9unt Derfess
te ibm NIT sinem Stsins etnsn S6laa
auf ben appf, porauf Burns in feline
WOhHung lief, Isin RofirneHer hoIte
uno nit oemisIbeH auf lsinen Gesntr
sinorang. 9uut srlitt 3trei tisfs
unb i6limme Shnittirunhen am
aopfs. pdbrenb Rilsp unb Der brittle
N1nn ShnittrpuHben I'm gsiidt uno
an ben Nrmen oapontrugen. Dem
9ampFe ipurbe bur9 bic 9a;ipiIhsns
tuuft Der golisei etn Guoe gema6t.
Burns, RiIsn unb 9unt ipurSer nah
benz 6oipital eebratt. no e iit btrs
ausitelItt. baB Der 2estsenaHnte Stems
lid tsoentlih nerlsst tporben mar.
Vile orsi Wldnusr tpurben untsr Sie
antlase bts llnfuss ssftent. unb Ri
len unb Burns fpurosn Fpdtsr einsea
iperri. n6hrenb Tunt porldufig I'm
Soipital btIaHen ipurbe. Der unbes
fannie GsnoiIe RiIsns unb Sunts
bate Dor Qntunft Der poii;si fsiRe
iSludt berDsrtittLigi nnb iin, tpie fih
ipdter bsrausfelte. i'm Sciptial gum
guten Gamdrtt.r cine tiefe Fopfs
punoe oerbinben laFen. er riro iest
pon Der polisei geiuat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

iein SdaufpieI .am anoern ltfrr".
bas am Sonnta9 i'm Deutf6 den
8 beater 5ur 9ariteuunq qsIunat,
unter ben RpotfGten ben qr0bten Bel
fan sefuuben urb lit burh bic CUNT
bes pubIitums gum beftdnoigen Rss
pertotrftiid oIer srftsn 8ibnsn
0eutThIonos ostporbeR. 0us G6duz
fpieI bat bret 4btbeiunoen. l. Ntt:
r@raf 5eniterberg". 2. gttt: Der
grnit bes 2ebsng". 3. Qtt: .auferz
itebung".
Der GrFoIg Der 2oDitdt bsrubt
bauptfd6ltf auf bic geThtdte 8er=
penbung neuer Sbesn, elmer erduifsnz
ben Ratiirlitteit Der 5anoIunq, benz
ale QbruioIogie feblt, unb Der bor=
treffIifeu 3ethrun9 elmer InsabL
BON iiberrafhsnben gbdrattsren. iycz
lir Salten mar niht bQrauF bebaGt,
rent oiele meuIhen uuF bic 8iibns ga
brinoen, fpnberu bat Iein 6auptauoens
msrt duf bic Shoffun9 Don tpirtliA
intereFirenpen Gborattsreu pertpsnptt,
bsren 4ufgabsn in Der Sarblung bss
Stiides BON 9eoeuturg 'iro. 3is eez
tpiIIenbafte 8earbeitung ieoer etn5els
nen 9u5nsufigur unb Der dubsrit ges
faifte i8enifde 4ufbuu, babeu gu bem
eroben Grf0lge bon r4m anoern ufer"
tpsIeutlih beigetragen. Die Wieoers
qabe oes Bertss erforoert gaHse
ain1tIsr unb man lpiro bd6er an
nddften Sonntas geIegenbeit babsH.
portrefflide 2eiItungen 81 feheu. Der
26penantbsil in Der 9arHeuung fdfIt
benz 9ensfi3idnten 5errn S.g.Shmio
in brei psrfbteoenen gbaratteren az
unb Der 2tutor bat ibm fir feline Be-
tbGtigung aIs aiuftter eineu rtiihti'
een grpden" uufgeIaben. 9ie 8ameH
GIIe Shmibsgortp uuo 4manod
Blum boben bic rpeibItben 5auptrols
len inns. Sn bsrpprragenbeH RolIen
iinb ferner 5err ll1rih 5aupt, 5err
9ictDr MiiLIer sFabricius unb 5err
2eopplb Sucobi beThdftigt. 2esterer
5err tpmmt pom 9eutI6en 5bsatsr
in Rstp gort unb gaitirt uur in oieier
8orIteIung. Wer Tth siHen gutsH
glaB i'm 5beoter Ii9ern min, iollts
iicb feline 9idsts umgebsuo i'm 8prDer@
tauf bel Otto Rat, apotbete, 8tHe
uub 2tbertp StroBs, 8. R. Ebeobalo,
guhbanOIung, 1919 8iue 5trube,
ober an Der 9afis BEG Graub Opera
SnuYs rsIerniren.
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Eterblidf dfeitsberidjt.

pauline Rsinbers. s5. Saoiides 2lt'
ttnbeim, Sersleicen.
Utdrp Robe. 10, 15 Siirsens 2Ir..,
4ltersihiudfs.
pbilipp Gnorsb, 40, 3710 Rorria
place. Grebs.
2lnna Ruknbdusr, So, $3.50 Sasler
4be.. altersihp6te.
gliiabttb Marinser, 48. 131 Wlc,
Wiiden 4pe., QsberDerbdrtung.
efnorstp Sibbaro. 1927 SodfoH
Str, S6artdffisber.
5lorenee arsbs, /, 1922 Gin Gtr.,
Dipbtberitis.
Catherine grisshober, 90, Dunlap
Str, Rrsbs.
Sba Soltsr, l. 986 Gront Ctr.
0irnhautent3iinbune.
Sobu einpasr. 62. 20 Gbrman aDs..
arsbs.
Ssisn 6ossmtper. "a, 2416 Cope,
lamb Ctr, 6er3leioen.
sSCispb Seifelt, SO. 2228 Gprinl
Grope 4ps., 6ersIeibeH.
6snrn 8ufbins, 33. 1883 WeIt 81.
hertp Ctr, RisrenIeiDtn.
SoIepb fJenorit. 50. 2406 5oirBisr
Ane., @ebirnbiuten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

Der perf6nlide g2dhIab Der Tlafs
qcret gppo betrdgt $5030.2o, berjenipe
Der GIiIabetb Strobel 500, ,750, unter
ten oneefiibrten poften befinben iid
138 attien Der mefiern German 9unf
i'm Wert6e ppn $4,000 Iofpie 125
Nftien Der genHIDlDunia R. 81. So.
I'm Wertbe BON ,375; oerienige oes
Gibntp Sofspb bstrdgt $4,000, bsrs
ieniqe bes Gbpdrb 9. glad $780,
430.79 iinb oerieniss bes SenrD Gum
eerbuIsn $2055.
prottfirt ssgen fein.n sss
febfthen lob.
sSofspb Goffinf, Der friiber ingrosss
bed, O., onfdiiig, jebOh felt 9 Sabrsn
fpurlDs perf6tpunbsn mar, unb bess
baIb Dor etipa stpei Sabrsn fir .gss
fsBIitb tobt" ertfdrt ipurbe, erifien
esftsrn friih uno geIunb i'm grobats
gerift NIT bem Grfuhen, bab bic biess
bs3iieIihe gintra9ung onnu[lirt, Der
feiner 3ett fir isinsn .Rdhlab' srs
mamie Berindlter dbeeiebt nno er
fslbft fpisoer tn ols fsine friikren
Rshts etngeTeBt tpsrbe. Rihter aues
bers pirb ben b09it intersFanten5all
ndber unterTu6en uub ounn IsinsGnts
fGeibung treffen.
Berfhiebents.
Die 2ufpipn gomppiite Stone 60.
tlagte cine Jorberuns ubsr S2637.5O
seaen 9lliee 8. Carpenter elm.
Gus. Gidres bat cine 2obnFcroes
runs iiber $500 gsstn Die g., n. o. &:
z. q. Rp. Go. singeftagt.
Games Wt4roIe erIangte Elm Der.
eitt iiber $477.65 gspeu 80. .. alaus.
man.
Rt6olas 8lein BAT Grant 8. Rih
fregtn anaebliher DerldumbuRg aui
3ablung pcH $4,000 psrtlaet.
Die Gretsr Wa6tne Worts tfagttu
cine 5orberung iibtr $1447.1S segeu
rie 9. & 8. 9. m. Rn. 60. Elm.
WiIbrsb I. 5efnri6soorf .rlarst'
elm 9erbitt iiber $991.20 segsn gsors.
Stenael.
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@m. SObHisH iOa 5euQtn eiHge.
id,idltert babeH.

Der Coroner pernabm gsiieru cine
4nsabI 3sugen in osm sSnqueit bstrefTs
bes 5poes Charles Glsbres's, uelCter
bstanntEi6 Dor sinigeH Wousn an Geft
StraBe, rahe Der y. &c 8. 9. SO.
GiisRbobnbriids, tpdbrsnp zines Worts
pehIelg iiber ben geiiB zines Gtiides
2obIe eritofen puroe. Sad esobnTou
ptrb unter Der glntIags hss Ulnroes
BON Der PpIi5si seIudt. Dm. uHb
2etpis Sobuipn, 8riiber oes 8orets
nnnnten, parsn oIs perodttig perbofs
tst, fpGtsr ieboh uuf Fretsn fSuB gefest
porbsn. Sm 8eriaufe oes geftristn
sSnqueftes iagten ruebrere .3eagsn, unz
ter bisisn aug. Wpers, fSrant MeHsl,
2bpmas @elt unb Sames Welh aus,
bub 'is nat ibrcr @ernehruue Dor DsnI
Bolissirihter beim 8srlaflen oes De-
riatsiuals BON Bu. unb 9etpis Sohn=
ion lpeesn Der pon ibnen gsmahien
AusfdeeH bebroht uuo eingeIhnhtert
iporbsn ieisn. auf @eraulaHune oes
Gorouers tuuroe Dm. SphuIpn BON ben
@sbeimppli5titsu 5llsFtlsin unn pfGue
feitgsnpmmtn unb BEN gpltSsighsf Dor
eefiihrt. gr beftritt, bic betreffsHDen
s1euasn behrobt AZ bdbeu.
2puis sphnlpu, stn aubsrsr 9ruotr
bes anqeblinen M0reers Cad Sohus
fon, bessuote Dor hem Coroner. pdb
ssdf am 2lbenb bss Utnrbes etnen
Gtrett NIT Gis6rss gshoht babe.
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Reparatur bts 6arriipu
@be. 8iuputts.

ggis beretts srpGbnt, iptro bic Res
parotur bes Sorrifon 4pe. 9iabutts,
osEsn gFeiler pieber siumal uahseses
ben baben, no6mals $4,000 tp1teH uno
laut siner unter qufkblns Der De-
fhGftsrsosln pa6irtsn Sroinon3 pur'
be benz ArbeitsDtrettor bic pbig,
Summs aus bsm giaouitfpnos iiber.
lpieTen.
gtrbsfferung ber @affsr:
leitung.
unteraufbebnns Der GeTnGftsreseln
nuroe ferner cine SrbinanS paFtrt
tpelhe oem arbeitsbirettor ons Rebi
aiebt, tpdbrsnb bes ssahres mad gebari
n0tbiee WaEerleitunesrDbrsn fit BIZ
@erbeferang Der MaHerleitung 81 le.
gen. Dir aoiteH bieIsr arbeiten biir,
fen i.bo9 bic Snmms BON $4,000
nidt iiberfGreiten.
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Der SupsrtntsHbent bsi
fGbttfasn gipls fir
SbbahIois.
9srldueeruus Der gbGr
Iotte Ctr.

Dur6 cine Srbinans, bic untsraufs
bebuug Der Gsi4dftsrsgeIn CUR gtnz
nabme gslaugts, fpurbe Der arbeitsois
rsgtOr erutddltigt, bas notbige 8runos
eissntbum fir bic gsrldnseruus Der
Charlotte Strabe BON Der 8apmiller
Strabs bis our giRt gluep gu ertpers
ben uno 3tpdr fir bic Summs bon
S2225.
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BON Der SnbE e.

Guts Quffiibrung Der aOmDbis rGil9"
i'm 9ranb Spernbaus. - Gum Be-
nefis fir Director Shmio. - Cal
tens Rppitdt yNm anbern llfer'
gelangt CUR 8QrIteQung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

Gin 6tad TdIsdtes grob lam
lnperbaulihteit Dsrurintsn. GisIts
ssigt iDis leidt man bon bitfsm atiben
befaIIen tperben t0nn. Gsbrduht 1r.
Aueait st5nis's Samharger 9ropfen
unb Cir iperDt iehtn iris !eidt Slr tus
girt lperben t1unt.
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alHs pen Derid5tsbDfeH.
Iie 0uiu-g gtsHtr.0iHtersiehnns lin.
tfriadnns iuieStr aaiseHonfmru.
Cine MnsabI granereibeFttr nno Nn'
gtiteIIte nor ben Wrphgeidiuorener.

.Saepb gaidaHs bsfaupft bic seeeu
i'm crbubenen anflasen. - Gbe'
id)sibnngsfaae. SiotsRaidDinrH.
gtiiber pernrtbsili. Shaoen.
rriatflaaen. - Ginsereidte Seita.
meHte. - Rad1nh. .Saden. - Ser.
idjieoenss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-14

lin eins SrFaItaHs Ia etasm Tas 80 knfirses
nehniC fHeH aaTntype Nrsas 6niHtne Inbiets.
ren nerieh1. O.. a.. NreDss uasssidrgh sit nzf
ie0er E1taebfel 25s. rkl
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
\. II. KEEL. GUS BOLTZ.

to-oWnerS. Date first pubIicatin Jan. 16. 1911 Date last publication April T. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Friday, February 17, the students of our local High School will give Goldsmith's famous comedy, "She stoors to Conquer" The students have been working on the play for nearly th'ee months and are now ready to give .Se peoo'e of Nome night of laughter and entertainment. The play IS rePssts with amusing situations and incidents such as only Goldsmith could create
 Tue proceeds of the play will go to- ward pay.rs the outstanding debts Of tue h'sh School on last years pub lication of he Aurora. and towards eq"'osinc the gymnasium. Tickets are now cn sale at Tobys Candy Store. Reserver s.ass. S1.oo; general sdnis or, :sc: school children. soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
SUBSTITUTE
 FOR STEEL

Elwood Haynes Of Kokomo Indiana has discovered q new alloy which will work a large change in one part of the industrial world By means of this alloy manufacturers can make cutlery without the use of iron or steel This has never before been possible.
 Haynes is an automobiI" manufac- turer but until fifteen years ago he was chemist and now counts that his hobby. In his Kokomo laboratory Haynes has been working long time on his experiments. At last he evolv- ed the new alloy of cobalt and chrom- ium. The alloy is unoxidizable IL retains its lustrc under all atmosphere conditions. In cutlery the metal will take an edge comparable to good steel and is in many ways superior to s:ecI SD that il is likely to supcrsede tn" latter The alloy takes a hard polish very pleasing in appearance.
 Pocket knives have already bc"n made of il and with remarkable sue cess. one bar was forged into a good razor which has been used hundroda of times. The newly discovered metal can be made hard enough to turn iron on the lathe Fruit knives made or it will not tarnish from contact with lh. juicy fruit
 Its cost is slightly greater than ,f steel but in it's practical utility it has big advantage. No rust will ga'hc' on il under any conditions
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Joseph Sullivan, Jacob Berger. Sun set Mining Company. your heirs and assigns. successors and personal rep resentatives:
 You and each Of you are hereby noti- ed that We have expended in labor and improvements during the year of 1910 the sum of one hundred l0O) dollars on the Mary r. bench claim off of No. below Sunset creek.
 Said placer mining claim being sit l. uate in the Cape Nome Recording Dis trict. District of Alaska and is record ed in the records of said district also known as the Second Division of the District of Alaska
 And you are further notified that fl within ninety days after the last pub ltcation of this notice. you fail to con tribute your proportion Of said expen 2 ditures. your interest in said claims will become the property of the un- dersigned. your co-owners. under sec ton 2324. Revised Statutes of the Uni ted States
 A. II. KEEL.
 GUS BOLTZ.
 Co owners Date first publieatin Jan. l6. 1911 Date last publication April T. 1911.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby gi, en that on the 18th day of February. 1911. in the Common Council room. in the old Fed eral Court House on Steadman ave nuc Nome. Alaska. a special election will be held for the purpose of electing two councilmen tn fill the unexpired term or Councilmen-olect ! l. Meyer ard W. B Watts: whose offices a. Councilmen have. by the Common Council If the Town of Nome. been declared vacant and which said term began on the 21st day of April. 1910. and will end on the 18th day of April. 1911: at which special election the polls will be open at s o'clock in the forenoon and will remain open until s o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Dated Nome Alaska. February 7th. 1911
 GEO. F. LOMEN.
 Municipal Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
MINING NEWS
 FROM INMACHuk.

ager at Squirrel river, came over rom that camp lately. He reports the prog pectors about ready to start work then he left. The report of good finds n Klcry benches that reached us some time ago was a canard We may eN- pect authentic news soon
 De Butler and woodworth. opcrat ing on the Dashley group have run into gushing spring. They were talk ing out good pay, but the water is !n such volume that they were compelled to stop work. However. they w,u in stall large pump and expect to r,- sume operations very shortly.
 Joe Bell. manager for the Nelson Gulch Mining Company. who met with an accident while out hunting some time ago. is doing nicely over at Can dle under the efficient ministrations of pr. Foss. The doctor has soldered to- gether the ends of the several tendons saved all Joe's fingers to considerable usefulness. of course the missing bones cannot be replaced. but the doc pin with almost his old time expert ness. We expect Joe however with us again soon.
 Frank Knapp and Adolph Echolt have gone to the Kobuk
 Bert Glass has reconsiderrd his c"u tcmplated Kobuk trip and VII r. #ia.n with us
 J. K. Segue. who is largely interested in this section and sojOurned with us awhile last summer. turns out {" be one of the s,alwarts who are fighting political corruption on the outside We note mention of him in late magazines as being prominent reform democrat in New York state engaged in the laudablc effort to curtaiI the vicious power of that striped beast. the Tam many Tiger Mir Sague has been rn- form mayor of Poughkeepsie and k large factor in the great fight for pur- ity in politics and good government. both civic and federal He is one of the few rich men who would rather uplife than oppress the poor. Men of Mir. Sague's caliber are welcome to Alaska. as there is considerable abuse of power throughout the district. and champions able and willing to combat the evil are desired everywhere Mir Sague is expected to come in again next summer
 Cal Calame and Geo Allsopp on the Homestake claim are doing well.
 James Black. who owns som" Lava property. is about to put on boiler and make a try for that superstitious "old rich channel"
 Neal Hoogendorn will shortly put up a steam hoist on No ? He has a large body of good pay.
 Chas. NJ. Garfield's dump is steadily growing Storms do not handicap him as his pay Is taken out through a tun- mel
 Billy Noble k in town for short visit
 For good printing see the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
RADIATORS AND
 OTHERS ATTENTION!

We have few extra copies of the Nugget containing the account of "A Night in Bohemia" together with all the telegrams read, or received during the banquet. We will mall the three papers containing the full account as ii was published from day to day to any address in the United States for Soc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13

DEERING, Alaska, Jan. 25.-In an earlier communication to the Nugget We did some growing over the mild winter We were having and had really settled in our minds that il was to continue. Alas, We crowed too soon. The weather for the last couple of weeks or so has knocked our prognos tication and hopes into a cooked hat Blizzard has followed blizzard. and snow drifts are stacking up. Today is raging one of the ficrcest storms ever experienced in here. our mail is behind time and freight teams are held up. Mining has been interfered with and as all the prospecting is being done considerable distances from cab ins. with only tent protection, il has entirely ceased. the prospectors hiking for cabins. where they will remain un til old Boreas takes vacation. With the exception of an occasional cess,.- ton for day. this has been an extra VI ihAitsil i'iiN NlFli oi oAbiiiiA NfdNilf
 Ralph Rhoads who has braved many severe storms during the past several winters in here started down river this morning with two teams thinking to make through to Deerng He wds lucky to reach Joe Sigsby's roadhnu sc where he is now tied up J H. John son. who handles one of the teams. < with Ralph.
 Several coal teams started out this morning. Most of them reached place of safety: but at late hour this eye ming two teams are unaccounted for They had got to no place connected with telephone.
 otto Daniel of the F. w. Co went to Candle on business some time ago. where he became storm bound Yas. tcrday. while Boreas was drawing ,u a long breath for todays blow. Ottp made sneak with a fast dog t.s, II and reached here all right He is now safe from storms at Alex Smiths hostlery
 Swan Everson, Mayor of Deerl [, went up river awhile ago on tour of inspection and has so far been un- able to get back. However. our 'uWa is doing fairly well notwithstanding the absence of our chief guiding srlc''
 Dave Chase. who Is operating on the Nellie claim. made a living trip tn town and return lately on one of our less windy days. He reports all well at his camp and work going right along when weather permits. The earlier fine weather gave him good start on his dump. Chase and Ison have so far the largest dump on the river
 Adam Nlchol is waiting for the bad weather to abate so that he can mak. trip into Nome He goes there on some legal business.
 George II. Wagner has sold out his freighting business to Marion Dunn and Johnny Bell They are steady and experienced young men and will give their patrons satisfaction Wagner has started for Nome en route to the Kuskokwim
 sam Magids. II. Greenbcrg's mlu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13

You can buy Select Beer at the Eagle for the same price you pay far inferior grades. You can compare h with any coast or even any Eastern beer and for purity, flavor and cleanliness it has them all beaten. Give Select a fair test and you will have no other.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
FRESH HOME MADE CANDY

Now that outside goods are getting stale, remember you can have fresh made candy daily at Toby's. Don't put up with stale goods when you can pur- chase the fresh made home production n for the same price.
 ToBY'S CANDY kITCTHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-13
FOR A NICE WARM BATH.

For n'ce warm bath in the largest hath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date.