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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT

In the United States Commissioners Court. for Kougarok Precinct. Dis trict of Alaska. Second Division. In the Matter of the Estate of wm T Woods Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Geo J Mclean, the administrator Of the estate of Wm. T. Wood, deceased. has filed in this court his final account Of his ad ministration of said estate; that Thurs day, November sth. 1911 at o'clock F. NJ, of that day. at the court room of said court. has been appointed by the court for the settlement of said account at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions thereto. and contest the same
 Dated this sth da! of September 1911
 CHAS. RoSENTHAL
 Probate Judge. Date of first publication. September 2. 1911.
 Date of final publication. october :. 1911
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Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Oct. 7.--There is consid- crabe evidence gathered here in Seattle during the past two months which indicates rather strongly that James McNamara. one of the men now namited the Lyons building over a year ago.
 Sufficient evidence has been obtained McNamara did the work which from
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Nugget Special Service.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct Civilian Eleroy Curtis, the eminent journalist of world wide reputation. died sudden ly this morning from apnpleNy here in the city.
 The deceased was born in lsao at Akron. Ohio. and during his whole life he has been before the public as great journalist From 1873 to lSs7 he was member of the stan of the Chicago Inter ocean. was Washington core
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Nugget Special s.rue<.

Nugget Special SNr1e<.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6.-Robert Dollar. head of the Dollar Steamship Company, owning many steamers en- gagged in the trans Pacific and eoast5 wise trade sailed last night on the steamer Siberia for the Orient to con fer with the Chinese government for sailing his vessels under their flag.
 The Chinese government k willing to grant liberal subsidies to the Dollar people for their boats, if they will have their bottoms changed to the Chinese
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~ CHURCHES.
&* < < < < x <
FEDERATED CHURCH.

II a Sabbath school. 6:45 D. m.-Christian Endesy"r.
 7:45 p. m.-Praise service.
 p. m.-Sermon.
 The subject for the evening dis course will be Christian Agnotieism; Why Men Know So Little About the Future Life" For We Know in Part" For We See Through a Glass Darkly."
 There is always special music rem dered at these services. You are in vited to attend. The first program fin the course is now well under way. and will be rendered during the latter part of November. The farce-wantei So Companion. is exceptionally humoro',s. The subject of the first lecture on "T'he Heroic Age of American Hts tcry." will he Harriet Beecher Stowe and John Brown.
 ST, MARV's CHURCH.
 The services tomorrow the siNtee ''a $, nday after Trinity) Wiil be ls us. a'.
 At so sa. -Ceelbration of ue Holy Eucharist
 At ii:S0 a. m.-Divine service and sermon. Subject. Good Works-(D Are They Necessary (2) What Are They? ts) How Performeds" Evensong at s o'clock, with last of the summer vesper sermons on "The Temple of the Body" Subject ;''The Feet-The Symbol of Our Pilgrimage and Progress Through Life.-
 The special vesper hymn will he. The Shadows of the Evening Hours. "
 The public Is cordially welcome tC attend and take their part in the ser vices.
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GET YOUR COPY READY

Miners and operators who are to secure space in the Mining & Dredging Edition Of the Nome Daily Nugget should send copy in at once.
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SEND YOUR FRIENDS A COPY
 Be sure to mail copy Of the Mining G Dredging Edition to your friends on the outside. It will keep them posted with the progress Of the country.
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OR. SLOAN HAS MOVED.

Dr. ]. N. Sloan has moved his offices from the Durham building into the Wild Goose building over Alaska bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-07
DARLING and DEAN
 COMPANY
H A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

F. & B. Asphalt Felt, 1 ply. 500
 rect ..... .... ......... ...kH ec l-a Asphalt Felt, rolls, 250 feet. l5e Asphalt Felt. 2 ply. heavy. 500 :ect 300
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DID YOU SAY HOT cAocoLAret

if t is cup of hot chocolate you wish while down town, call in at Toby's where it is served daily.
 Fresh home made candies is a spe- eisity with us, and after dinner hints we are always glad to make. Reren,- her the place to secure fresh made can dies and favors of all descriptions is at
 TosYs, THE CANDY MAN.
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TICKETS ON SALE AT ToeYs.

Tickets for kIondy Nelson's benefit are now on sale at Toby's candy store.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. the oldest company in America, holds the largest fund for dividends to be paid in 1911 (s1s.53s.- 33s0O. Don't insure until you hav,' seen w. W. Sale. special agent
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-07

All of the J. F. Geise stock of hard ware cut to empty his warehouse. other prices according to this scale.
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To get the news you have 10 sub scirbe for the Nugget.
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DYNAMITE.

Her, ,ules No. ?. per pound ...... l7 Caps, per 100 ..... ... ........ I25 Triple tape fuse. per 100 feet 80 Peters celebrated semi smokeless
 shells, per box ......... .... 50 Peters Ballestite smokeless shells
 per DOX tO Roberts Crucible Steel Shovels.
 per dozen ..... ... ..... ...I2.OO P"re Manila rope in coils. per
 pound .. eco. ... ............ IS
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Bowling Alley now open day and night.
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Date of final publication. october :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
0iil,lt.

Am Mbeltoe oeS N%euiabrstage lit
Sic @attin oes bier mobnenocn 6rall5
2apltsfo nod ldngerem 2eioel1, 51 Sci
len @ebullg lie iih i'm st. Napbaels
@ospital 51 ct. Glollo Dor Mouoten
cirler Operation nnter5og, m%pbluorbe=
reitet nuf Sen Song IN Die Gmigfeit,
ergebeln in @ottes bl. @ile1, IN ein
b~clleres Seuleits biniibergeldllm1=
inert. Nn ibrcm Sterbebctte meilte
ibr Setter, ser III ct. Mnrm ais Efar=
rer itntimlirte lpdAp. SEER 9renny.
Sic erreidte eiu Sitter bon So Sabren
lu1o biuterlaBt Bent truuerlloen @at=
teu 5pei &tnoer, Maria nn6 2u5ta.
0us @egrdbnib fano uul Mittmod)
Morgcl1 nad} ei,enl pom bpd)m. Ea=
ter Eeter, >. g. g., geWltenen &c
qlliem ltatt lluo 1u1ter ser groBell
Mcnid,elmleuge, Sic 0ennlelbeu BET
mobllte, befalo lid) nlld) Ser Sdabmei=
tier 9rennp Don Benton County, eiu
Better Ser Iabingel hieoeneu. Nfoge
oie Scr torbenc rltber III 6rieOen.-
SIM 9efinoeu Ser 6rul1 s. 90. Meyer,
melde ldl1gerc 3eit frallf NOR, lit sur
lSrelloe ibrer slngeborigeu cine @el1=
Dung sum- @ellereu eingetreten.
6ul0imgfuro.
Mltcr: II. Sartpl1, &ul1irer ser
Tirit State @nHf Of @omlus, fat oas
Noutgeid1ft Dem @anqllier .. $.
@uuiu BON ct. Glol1o f1l1flib iiber=
lolle1. Sic SteQe oes &aliirers ser
@mpll1s @al1f lit ciuem il11gen @errl1,
Ser bis oabin @ebilfsfaiiirer Ser 9m1f
ocs @erru @apiu III Mopnlton mnr,
iibcrtrngell mproen. = PIN f%onuner=
Cen Mpl1tag iinSct i1 Scr SERVANTS
@olle ser erlte @ull bes 1elten Sabres
lmtt. = Sri. Mnun Stein, melhe in
2icfini on, u. 3, ein @ospital leitet,
rritattete iibcr sic Ieiertoge bier einen
perIpal1otlhuitlid,en @cllld.
WlbanD.
Scb. =. M!lnmer l0bt ieine Iarll1=
motiuung elettriib Don sllb1llp aus be-
@lel!djtcr1. Sic ginridtlng oa5l1 ml1roc
in pergal1gener @ode poQen0et. =
@ei Ger u1lo1glt gebultenen SnbreS=
pcriunmlltl1g oes sllbanp Commercial
G(l1b mltr0en indifference @eamten
fir Has rel1e gcid)dftsjabr crmablt:
Mnor. YeterileQ, EraIioent; 6. S.
&rafer, @ice=@srdiioent; S. q. @enrp,
Sefrctar; $. S. @lenfer, S6atmei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05

tier; Sobn @ellenltein 11no Moau1
@inter, 1ireftoren. = 9Sad langerem
@eiud)e bel ser bieiigen Tnmilie Mid.
Tl1d)s lino Mitte lebter ISOLDE SER
uno GSrnu Meldior lllrib nad ibrem
@eill in minneapolis %5llriidgefebrt.
TplcD.
llntcr oeu Gorilg 0es &reisrid)ters
Saplor lit felt Mol'tag oie Benton
County MISUNDERSTANDING in 81
tl,ng. 9ie &rin1inaltlnge oes Staa=
ties 9eaen Sen Stalic1er &1ilp, mel
d)er 5lpei &illoer ser 6anlilie Mfoider
entfiibrte, sic in ct. Saul aufgef unoen
mllroen,uo aud Ser gntfii6rer oingfeit
gen1ad)t mllr0e, 5iebt oos @allptmtgen-
lnerf mlf iid. = Nl1d bier miilien ieit
Neuiabr oie5 Observation-Disclosures abeno
ltm II ltbr geihlolien iein. Gs ion
oics sic Iolge oapo,1 lein, 0ab Sic
Gol1ntp=&ommiil6re SOS @elu6 zines
gupinen ShanfmirtbS olts @ilman,
abl dl6gig beid)iebel1, ulo Dies ol1f SEN
@rlulo BIN, neil CT eiuen1 Climber
idbrigen geiitigss @etrinf perabreid)t
Mtcn lpll.
Sanf &apibs.
Su Ser Sagclniible ser Grppfltpn
Sdgcn1iibls oa)ier lit sic lebte Mrbeit
geld,ebel1, l11o oiei elbe iou ni6t mic
Ser III @etrieb gelett mer0en. Die
FMiible mar ieit Sen lettel1 26 Sabren
tier inn Gauge ln1o 6elddftigte bei
ibrer Sog= l1no Nabtarbeit mdbreno
Der Saiip n gegen 175 Eerioncn. Iie
Miible miro nieoergeriiiel1, n10 Sic
Moidinerie ip0 nod GaB 2ufe tral1s=
portirt meroen. gs lit oies fir Sen
geginn bes nel1en Sobres cine bod)it
betri!bel,be Modribt. = @err 5ranf
0%rtterntal1l1 fat lib nab Gre lton, So
mn, begeben, mo- CT mebrere @o6en
Geruanoteu ieine Ml1fmartrng MO-
d)eu tpiro.
Habna.
Tar1ner Nfeifer bon bier 6efil,oet
|id) in @ooel1o bei Trelrnoen ol,f @e=
lltdl nit oenel1 er m6bren0 ser leb<
ten 5rpon5ig SATIRE nid)t mebr 5ulant=
menfon1, oaber bei Sen irt @aoeno
mpbne110en Sdleliern Ser 9unosmalm
5meifelsom1e ein germ %gelebener @olt
lit. Mit ibu reiite nad @noena Mn=
oreaS Sdneioer, meld)er bier 0em 8e=
gra6riiie iei1es Sbpogers @mil
@infler %beipobltte. = Inner bodlp.
Yfarrer %. Sberer erltottete lebte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
9lmfrmf!

Scr Nnrm STINT, a%enan11t &olei6
geboren %. M6r5 1864 81 Mittel6i.
eerab in @iirttem6erg, perebelidt nit
Miboel Mo6r, lit cine grbidaft 5llge=
fallen. 1iciel6e lit i'm Sabre 1884
nit i6rem g6en;an1 na6 Mmerifo &C.
reiit uno iplen sort aeltorben iein nit
@interlaliurlg eines Sobues Midoel
Mobr, friiber in ct. G(ol1b, Min,1.,
mobnboft. Herlpnel1, meld,a i:Ger 0iy
Ian1ilie Mobr Mlrsflnft geben fDn=
nel1, meroel1 erillbt, iih 81 lpenoen an
Mlbert 6. @poemanm,
ct. Fal1l, Minl1.
SO7 Mep Dorf 2ife 8log.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
@ode i'll ser 8iihpfsltuot eiuerl
freunold )aftlid)en 8elllb.
Cafe 6cnrA.

@erga llgenen Mortag bielt IN mt
ierer Csc mein0e5alle sic Mltrol Gele=
pbone Company fire SabmsperI anrm=
lung, lup6ei es lib lei ser @eridter=
ltattll1n oes Sefrct0rs berausl teute,
oab bas Iette Sabr ali grfolg mi1ts
SIT miinihen iibrig lieB. = SsSocob
Stocfaro miro lih nod Canada bege-
ben, lln tidy onoa nad iei1en 2a1ro=
llltcrcllen u%n5nlc6en. = &err 1tto
Irall Sobn 8lrtfofsfi bon N(pon mo=
rem mrf eini9e Gage bier bel ser So
mile Yetcr @iirb, ien. ST @aite. =
Stephan @rllber uno Saul @erli,1ger
f%auften Sic Jog. 3in1mer 6orm fir
$40 per Mtfcr.
ct. Martim.
Ser fleine Sobn Ser Tun1ilic Ma=
tbios @irf, lueld)er sur &ettung leines
iungen 2c6enS iib eiater Operation
mnter5ieben ml1Bte, befinoet lih Ser
art wohl, sob Sic belten @offmrnae1
auf feline pol(itanoige @enei ung Dor
banoen fins. : Nie. Sou, meld)er oa1
Ser Stootsunipcrlit1t bo6eren Stn=
oien obliegt, lit nah gcrbringung ser
6erien5eit I'M elterliden 6al1ie mie=
Ser 5lt leinem Stuoi,m 5ltriidgefebrt.
= Sobn Monolod, Stltoent bes ct.
Sobn's College, lit, nad)oem er Sic
@eifmahtsferien bel ieir1en gltern ge=
noliem Gienitag mieoer nod 0er9ebr=
mitolt 5uriidgefebrt. = @l'bert 9lo=
niger beful1o jih etlide Gage beil1ds=
meiie in 81. Glou6. = &nrl Torlter
BON Seem ltlm, Minn., &oter Ser
iSran 81. @oag, mar bier einige 60
&C bel leinen &il1Dern SIT @uite.
ct. Mmgmita.
M1n NIeni tog Morgcn mllr0e @iloa
@ertu1o &iffmepcr, melde 6ier ont
9ungenfiehcr ltorb nab eineu1 pom
bpdmiten Msgr. g0unro Nagl gebal=
tenen If. Melie olrf 0en hieiigen Got
tesaifer sur emigel1 <be gebettet. Ml=
len, Sic Sen sos Ser Ser torhenen BE-
trouer,1> lei biermtt ber5lides @eileio
ousgebriidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Gine Mmerfennmng.

@ertbe Me6aftion 0es v@oroitern!"
0as Sabr 1910 lit mieoer 3n Gu
Sc, inns 10 lit es ol1d) mieoer an ser
3eit, Dos announcement fir ons nd6lte
Sabr 5ll ernelter11, mas biernrit &C.
lhiebt. SD miinide gub alien eill
gliidl eliges nelres Subr nit Scr 8it=
te, nit ser 3%ulenoalng Sbres @lottes
fortN1fabren, oenn ih leie ooslel6c
rcG6t gcrne. Sbr Mbonmellt
Sruis @pilonocm
1919 g. Sbio StraBe, Mnrpro, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05

&iebmarft.
Siih=st. 9aul @icbmarft.
Sic folgenben Yreiie iinh ti1 tcbeuDes
@ieb pro 100 BfunD:
@e1tlide @tiere.
Cute his Be te 5.5O-6.5O; mittel=
mdBig bis quite, 4.5O-5.5O; gemobll=
lid)e bis m%ittelmaBige 4.OO-425;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Cute @e1e9embeit.

Gin g%dgrunbltiid nit grpBen @ebdl1De.
so BET so SUP grob, 5tpei Stod bod) nit
polem grogeidoB, an ser @aupt ltraBe
gele9en, bas lt6 als @nbnbo1s lpie fir
@e16drtSplab eignet, lnter nnnebmboren
8ebingungen 5u herfaufen. Ndberes 5l
erfra9en bel Sram S. q. Meaggli,
SIS &idmonb, Minl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Markthrrtdtt,
@eltlide &u6e uu,b .6eifers.

" NttU-HGStISA@ ~. ~$My@
@lte bis bette 4.0O-5.OO; mittel-
maBige lis quite, 3.50-$4.00; ge-
lpob!tlid;e bis mittelntGBige 3.OO-3
%.
Cutters 2.50-2.T5; Gamers 2.25
-2.5O; 9l1len 4.OO-4.5O; 8olog-
na=gnlQcn 3.5O--4.0O.
@al6er: 0l1te bis bette 6.25-7.25
mittellnaBiae bis quite 4.75-6.25;
gemobnlide bis mittclmaBige 300
40; quite itmele &0lber 3.50-4
80; gepob1lide iblpere &alber 2.75
$40.
3udt u1o Moitpieb: Moititiere, gl1-
tie bis beite 1850 bis 1850 Hfunb
idmer 4.25-5.OO; 900 bis 1850
Efo. ldper 4.OO-4.5O; mittelm4Big
bis quite 3%.50--4.O0; g~ep0bnlide Bis
mittelllsdBige 3.o0-3.5O; 3udtitiere
Bl1tc bis bette 600 bis 500 Bfmn0
ldmer 3~.15-4.25; mitte(moBige Big
quite 600 lis 800 Yiunb 3.25-3.75.
Shmeine.
Sic fplgenbe labelle 3eigt rag @e>
tpidt, Sen 9urd1eAnittspreis unb ben
Yreismteridi fir Sdtpeine felt Dem
26 Tecpn1hrr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-05
Shmeine.

S6afe.
@llte bis heite 6riibjo6rslamuner
l.75-6.00; ntit%telmdbige biz quite
4.00-4.75; gep0bnliGe Bis mittel=
mdbige 3.75-4.OO; quite bis bette
Sommel= Sa6rlinge 4.0O-5.OO; nit
telmabige Bis quite 3.50-4.OO; quite
Bis beite bieiige Shafe bon 2.75-
$50; mittelmabige bi:s quite $50
2.75; gep0bnlihe biz mittelmaBige
200 $50; mil1oerlpertbige LOO
200; quite Biz bette Samuel 3.25-
3.75; @0de 2.50-3.OO; fette 8of-
lanm1er 4.5O-5.0O; n1agere Sodlan1-
n1er 3.0O-4.5O.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-30
ostrich feathers, esrets or birds Of
paradise.
Society Settlers.

Much is being written about the duke
of Sutherland's property in Canada
but IL seems to be forgotten that al
most scores of wealthy English men
and women have vast estates in the
COLONIES and other parts of the world.
The earl of Aberdeen the earl OF
IDundonald. and Arthur Balfour all
have had property for years i'm Can
ada. Mr. Bafour's is near Winnipeg.
The duke of Westminster who owns
vast estates in South Africa. is said To
take more interest i'm them than i'm his
properties at home. There is" as he
says $50 much that is fascinating and
curious about their Development
Near the great Lake Victoria Nyanza,
ord Howard de Walden pitched tent
some years ago. The place has now
developed into a small colony. A big
slice of house property i'm Melbourne
returns Lord Rosebury "a handsome adj
clifton To his income. over 1000 acres
In Victoria are the property of Lord
Ranfurly Lord FitZwilliam has col
lieries i'm westerly Africa and estates in
almost every colony. Brawny High
landers and their sons have found a
happy hunting ground at Lord Lovats
estate i'm South Africa. For size and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-30

per cent from Lake Superior ports.
largely from Duluth. and about per
cent from Lake Huron ports
Grain shipments for the month, a.
|226.995 bushels compared favorably
with like shipments in 1910, 11.i75, 1923
bushels. of the total 6,61S,16l bushels
was wheat. S.37S022-corh: 3.25i.9O1--
oats; and the rest. barley and rye The
grain shipments for the months OF
the present season. 73,377,4S5 bushels.
likewise snow large gain over the
1910 figures OF 57.5si.1O5 buhels. the
largest gains appearing under the head
.of corn ard oats Flour shipments
during August. 135,9S7 short tons of
10 barrels each show a slight increase
over the figures of a year ago. The
monthly shipments of the other specl-
fed articles. 1. e, pig iron. iron manu-
features. salt, and copper. were all
smaller than the year before. The
August and s months shipments of
Unbiased, including package freight,
1,O72,767 and 5So9,O95 short tons. ex-
ceeded i'm volume similar 1910 ship
ments.
The August freight traffic through
the Sault Ste Marie canals. S,54S,S12
short tons, shows a considerable de-
cline from the corresponding 1910 and
1909 figures of 9.744.556 and S.9SS.223
short tons. As against heavy loss for
the month i'm the eastbound IRON ore
movement, considerable gains i'm the
westbound coal and eastbound grain
movements are noted. The vessel
movement through the canals for the
month and season was considerably
lighter than during last year, the re-
lative decline in tonnage being much
larger than the decline in the number
OF vessels locked through
The domestic freight movement dur
ing the month by way of the Detroit
River. S,9S4,095 short tons was about
a million and a half tons lighter than
i'm 1910. the loss affecting however, the
southbound movement only.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-30
NAMES NEW SENATOR.

Obadiah Gardner, whom Governor
Plaisted ~ Maine has appointed TO
cu..plete the unexpired term Of the late
s uator Frye in the United states Sen
al 10 farmer. More than this, he Is
a wealthy farmer. owning one of the
largest places in the state beautifully
situated i'm the hills just back rom
Rockand.
Mr.. Gardner must belong to that
bappy clu4s OF farmers who allow the
other man t. 90 the hard work of the
farm. for he has recently been holdine
the office OF state Assessor. He has
also been at the head of the State
Grange for the last ten years. He
made a vigorous campaign for the Sen
ate 10 succeed Senator Hale, arguing
that a farmer was entitled 10 the Of
fee because Maine was already well
represented by members of recognized
professions. Despite this claim he
was defeated, as was the case when
bc contested with Governor Plaisted
for the Gubcrnatorlal nomination last
Fall.
one Of the interesting things about
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-30
WAR; WAR; WAR;

Italy has declared war on Turkey.
asserting that action was the only step
1t could take to bring about a better
ment OF conditions in Tripoli and pro-
tect the rights OF Italian subjects i'm
that country. Italy takes the stand
that the Ottoman governments course
in Tripoli has been unreasonable and
behind the times. Italians especially
being denied privileges granted to 9th
ers and that the Italian occupation OF
Tripoli is essential from the stand
points of humanity and civilization.
Although Turkey has a splendid ar
my and can put a million more men
in the field than Italy. it's army will
be useless in the present struggle be-
cause OF Italy's first-class navy. Per-
haps this is the reason why Turkey is
making such a forVent appeal to the
powers to stop hostilities, which it con-
siders unnecessary to the solution Of
the problem. If the Turks were able to
get their army to Italy 1t might not
have so much regard for spilling eith~
thor own blood or that Of the Ital-
ians
Italy anticipates that the war will be
short and decisive. So far as Turkey
itself is concerned this expectation
seems to be well based. as the Turkish
troops can be kept away from Tripoli
by the Italian fleet. But Tripoli. with
100000 people, mostly Mohammedan,
is quite capable of expressing its own
opinion about a new master If they
rise up against the invading forces
Italy is likely to have its hands full i'm
conquering them. The country con-
sists of a narrow, fertile belt along the
sea- a claim, disputed by France, to
some GASES in the Sahara. and three
camel routes to the barren, savage in
terror Of the continent. Yet it is big
enough to disturb the peace of Eu-
rope.
A century ago the Bey of Tripoli
charged other nations an annual fee
to suppress piracy America tired OF
paying blackmail. and cambridge and
Decatur in 1915 smashed the Bey. For
tunately we did not annex dependen-
cies in those days.
Deprived of the profits of piracy, the
Beys fell under Turkish dominion
Now Italy wishes the country. Turkey
might reply: Take it and welcome. II
is the last thing we have left in Afri-
ca since France took Tunis and the
English Egypt. and II costs us more
than we get out of it," But Turkey will
do nothing SO sensible, fearing loss OF
prestige.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-30
Best Tenor in the Peeraee.

The earl of ouaitcsbury is one OF the
few good singers in the peerage, and
he has often made public appearances
for charitable objects. II is now sew
eraI years since Ne first sang i'm public
at an Irish banquet at the Hotel Cecil.
Lady Shaftesbury was Lady Con-
stance Grosvenor. and has two daugh-
ters and one son. The last little daugh-
ter was born during her husbands
term of office as lord mayor of Belfast,
and the ladies of the ulster capital,
wishing to celebrate the event were
early anxious to present her with a
miniature of the baby set in diamonds.
Lady Shaftesbury expressed her will
ingness TO accept the gift, but made
the unusual request that the painting
OF the miniature should be postponed
for several months "in order that the
baby might have an expression