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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
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l6oe Qarhunoreoe.

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gipcs bet, at Gampmoifinen aaereoe
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opfunoet al en- Spnnier peo Napn
8arap. s ct tpif tefniff Sibsifriit
giengipes Siitorien iaaIebes:
8ardD bar en- epentprlpiten og
pioebegiRrIig Wanb, iom / i'm ling.
bonn bapbe p9ret meo paa Column
bus Spbageliesreiie til Gmerifa.
Dereiter ieilet ban piben ON meo
ipanife Sarteier % ipslet | Iebige
Stnnoer meo Matematif, Sniff %
Wefanif. 8arap giorbe aoifiaige
eienoommelige Spfinoelier, men I'M
gen brpobe Jig ON Dem. Som gam.
mel Wanb b9pbet ban ofientIig, at
ban peb SiRlp al gunobamp fnnoe
frembringe gepreelie, iaa at ct Sill
fiinoe orioes peo Si9lp bcraf. San
piloe foripne ct Sartsi meo Sfopl-
binl, Tom ifulbe oripes meo Camp.
Sartsiet ifiIoe ina, efter bans Eaa.
itano, Ainne bepGge iig iremoper,
uoen at I buerfen Sell eler gino
%trPngtes.
S gegpnoelien 10 man At @araps
"8allfab", men BET Ipffebes bann at
pinoe Seller aarI V for fin Soc, oe
aeileren CAB bam Srbre til at gisre
ct 6orisg meb oct fsrite Sfib, ion
fom inc / @arcelonas Sapn. 9ette
Sfib blep "Sriniooo", % troos
a%apteinens preoe Yroteiter ifpnbte
8orap iig at uofsre aeiierens Be-
faling. Eaa ntrolig fort Sio for
panolet ban Seilifibet til ct Sonp-
ifib.
M~noronin9en bar gonIfe enfel
8aruD la Ell Mrel ~toerSoper Sfibet,
omtrent miotifibs, % pao @relens
@noer iotte ban ct Bar SfopIbiuI,
iom naaeoe neb / @onoet. gn itor
aiel meO f~aitnaglet 2aag leberte
Gampen, % for Sifferbcbs Crib
brugte ban inopiet ganb, iorat life
Snfpiiitionets Hreiter ifullbe faa no.
get at inbuenbe. timber ajelen an
bragte ban en- Stang, iom bepp1ct
Jig op % neb, beber oct / 9eretnin.
gen, og oenne Stang itpb peo Iem-
mer | SorbinoelIe meo Irelen.
9a aeiieren meo SSsl9e bopoe to-
get Elaos paa Silifuertribunen, iatte
@orap i'm Waifine i5ane. Man ida
&sg ltige op ap en- Slags Sforiten,
SiilIene gif runbt, og Sorteiet be-
gpnote at beppge iig MOB ginoen.
Foa to Elmer off set otte Iil, men
bpor lan1e oisic Mil bar, iortraer
Siitorien life.
geiptningen, iont troebe, at Ga
ran itob / Eaft meb 0ippelen, bop.
peoe / Sieen og ipsmmebe ilonb.
Senere bsrer man imiblertio life
no9et til S%pHnbelien; oct er mulig,
at @arap trobs alt er ialot / S;nfui.
-sIs
iitionens alsr og brGnbt iom 5roIo-
manO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
3 mi Ifin8ercn %
Saraftcrcn.

Gn nornlalt lang Sommelfinger
tDOer paa oanoelig 2ieepGgt, og DC
Wennelfer iom bar en- Zig Sommel-
finger, er / Hegelen elifpGroige %
gooe og gaar iieloen til Ooerligbe-
Der | no9en &etnin5. gr Sonmel.
fingeren lang, er bette | Hcgelen ct
Segn paa Silbsieligbeo til Senti-
mentaIitet, mems oct BOG ogiaa fan
angipe Gpgtigbeo % fremraaenoe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gn fort Com.
melfin9er ontpber, at oeus Giermano
er tilbsielig til at felge lit gooe
Sierte % aierne ba1oIer efter gie.
bttktets Snoffpoelier. San err life
fri for at bore liot inaffeialig o. err
altio parat iii at inoIaoe TIC meo
Soft.
ct Mcnneife meb meget fort Som.
meIfinger CT uitaoig, npoalibelig /
aiprliabeo % alorig iitano til at
bol6e ct 2sfte. ct Wenneife meb en-
tpf, plump Sommelinaer bar | He.
seIen en- brutal aurafter. Gr Spio-
len al Sommclfingcren Iigeiom fslle-
bonuet, bar Seofommenoe ct onbt
Sinh % moroeriife Silbsieligbeoer.
S SpercnSitemmelie meo @ertiaons
Waalingsipitem er oct f~onitaterct, at
ale Morbere, Iigegploia al bpilfen
8atesori, bar SomneIfingre al
benne i1regne Sorm.
.9etro aIorig en- SemmeliebcS iii
ct Wenueife. hos boem oct pberite
2eb al SommeIfngeren or meget
fort. Gette tpoer nernIis paa, at ban
life forntaar at tie title meo noset.
Or SoumelRnserens poerite 9eb
ligeiao Ianst iom Seooet nebenin.
Ser, tiI~fienoeaiper bette ct Menneife,
iom mco nsie Smtanfe latter fine
@eiliitninaer %, Tom oaian bar til
ItrGffeIis Siliefraft til at brinse Dem
til llbisreIie. Gr set poerite SEQ Der.
imoo meset Ianot, tpoer bette ofte
paa; at aarafterens 9eitemtbeo er
uoartet til SerifelpIt o. SiIbsielis.
beo til at tpronniiere fine Smsipel.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
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Zen norite SpnobeS 2Grerieminur br9Dns
Der tit 24oe SfpIcaar ben 3bie Septembe
1919, &L. 10 Sorm. @n lutberif Sfple ipr
ulse Wenb % &pinoer. Seis itore 0taal
er at itobanue iromme o. oDgti9e 2prere
2Rrerinber. Sfolen bar Ell iltto "a lfjph
8eliaaenbeo; i9rifilte "Sormitories" for
Dc TO ajpn; sooc % moberne 8efpemmef'
beoer. @rfarne og op9tige 2Grere. Spbul
bet cr bili9t. llogifterne for ct Sfoleaor
paa SO Tiger er: Tuition $2S; Gnrolmc
Sees So; engineer & Sauitor See Sc; apit
FAINT gGrelie meb 9Ds os Surme ca. SO
llgen. llpmerfet Mltiif 8epurtertent meS
tire bpetige Grrere. llnberpisnihg gipcsJ
Ioice, paa Rialip, Geeo Organ % 8ip
Organ.
aatalpg meb nGrmere Splpsnin9er Ie.
bes paa %5prlanseuoe. Itteit for goo mpralIt
8aratter bpr fplge meb anipgnin9 ON 8
ta9elie.
SncmeIoeler ps 5preipsrsiler fer
Seitnreten.
S. A. d
mibtertioig genprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

9aaar De ifriber til sloerterenoe
faa oPr fad beftIie at meboeIe, at
9e fda oeres advertisement / "9e'
eornbsRcften". Get iifrer Gem ben
beoite %BebanoIine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Iaitor Gpen @aaler al Spnooen
er %aigaaet peb 9soen | fin Saoers,
gaitor 8. ". Saolers Stem | Swin
Bailey, Mimn. aiosoe bopoe p9ret
Brett for Menisbeoen / geah, q. 9.
San par tioligere 9eitprer for @ia.
mar Seminarp % Brett | 9rope
Gttp, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Starters Remebs ~sienopbnsser ten
Spase. beIoreSer aaiar,h, SorfisIeIic
% 8bcumatisme. sos ale spotbetsre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Do yor want to prepare to teach
school? Have you failed in some of the
certificate branches? If so, rhe teachc~'e
review course at Valdez College, IL
rah, Iowa, offers positive help. go.
school makes a speciality of preparing
teachers for the common school.
advanced branches are taught. Ire
entire time of a strong faculty is given
to the preparation of teachers ir
common branches. These branches a.
the fundation of ouI common school
system.
Eighth grade students of rural
school are cordially welcomed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

ming af glger; oa Der par soaet IA
Gage, bar algerne iuloitproig tl'
intetsiorte oe bunofGIoeoe: @ustSet
par rent og flart og bar life hel'r
tori,renet al nogen 9Ieglnosreit'
Ger c r~oItaio Gruno til al bape
Spnt9rflombeoen itprft be tle6et
paa oenne &ensningsmetbooe, JON
life er foitbar, 90 ser fun bruses
forbolospis imaa MGngoer c gu.
cen, iom er biaig at fremitile.
Vfnn bar ogioo / Den npere IN
opoaset, at olieboIbigt &onoen
tlonspano (fra 8ampmaifiner) fan
berries meeet LET og fuIbIta SIT
for lit 5ebtinoboIo peo Sipi+
eleftriif Strem; Oct er al itor Sic
tigbeo peo betyoelige 9ampanlpd "a
babe gobe SGieuoifiQere for &o,,oen-
iotionspanoet, foroi bette er BARN
og ofte f%alffrit og berfor esner Jig
uomerfet til Ssoebuno for Cam
fleolen, naor oct blot bliper olIeTrlI.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
HUNDRED PASSENGERS WERE
 ICE-BOUND AT INDIAN RIVER

Dawson November 15The Videe which left here for Whehorse November being the last boat of the caught the Indian compelled winter quarters.
 There passengers Outside including eight With the who travelled with dogteams they all had trail They arrived yesterday morning.
 The Pauline and barge with load of boilers and dredg machinery reported be for the dtad also frozen in at Indian river.
 The Yukon closed opposite Dawson November S. All of the Guggenem dredges have closed down. but independent dredges still working.
 Mr. Skely, of the Yukon Gold Company left here the with launch loaded with drdge supplies for Manager Austin the Yukon Gold Company Idrod nothing has been heard of him since
 Mir Austin informs the Itarod Pioneer that he received Skey dated Rampant, November had been caught the ice few miles above place unable proceed farther He had pulled the aunch cached the load On November Skey again wired he his to Ruby, where he would meet Austin.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
VINCENT ASTOR
 GETS THE MONEY

New York, November I5.-Vin- cent Astor, eldest son of and heir of the late Col. John Jacob Astor, drowned on the Titanic, was 21 years old today. He now controls the vast estate left him by his father.
 A month ago, ill order to realize the assets of the estate before the young man cane of age, the guar dians appointed under the will of the late colonel, paid in advance, at Albany, inheritance tax amounting to s3,15o,ooo. The value of the estate inherited by young Astor is estimated at $1oo, 900, ,ooo.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
COMING AND GOING

Pete Michels was a visitor in Idita- rod Monday. He has sold his pool room and cigar store at Discovery to Frank McGibney,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Stranbsrg, ac- companied by their little daughters, were in Idtarod during the week. They came on visit to their two sons, Herbert and Arthur, who are attend ing the Iditarod public school.
 With regard to the difficulty which some Tuluksak miners experienced last summer in getting their wages, it is stated by arrivals from tho Kusko- kwim that the manager of the con- pany offered them sl00 apiece, but wished them to sign receipt in full. This the men refused to do, as some of them have as much as f2O0 coming te them.
 Archie Mitchell and Sigurd Wigg, late of the Upgrade association, are leaving in few days for the Big odSAo AOe SpAiAeoi Aolo tuoy VIII remain a month or SO. Mir. Wigg has been suffering from rheumatism. They will return to Iditarod next season.
 Sam Sanderson, who arrived from the new Innoko strike last week, re- ports good pay on Fox gulch. The other creeks have good prospects, but not enough work has been done to demonstrate paystreak.
 Tom Beaver arrived from George river Thursday. He is on bis way to San Francisco. Mr. Beaver does not think much of George river and will not return to the district. Asked if he intended to return to Alaska he said: There's never any telling what 8 tramp will do."
 John Campbell and F. Hansen came up from Eek river during the week. They say there is not much in tho Goodnews bay country, although about 930, 900 was taken out this season. Tom Mclean, who wont in with Campbell, took the portage on his way out.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
NEARLY 100000 CLAIMS
 ON SEWARD PENINSULA

The Nome Nugget is responsible for the statement that between 75,- 900 and 100, 900 mining claims have been staked on the Seward benin sula since the first discovery of gold. Of these about 40, 900 were located ill the vicinity of Nome; Kougarok and Teller had about 5000 each. and Council probably I2,ooo.
 How many of these were genu- inc locations can never be known. Undoubtedly the most of them were wildcats.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
COUNCIL
 MEETING

Last Wednesdays meeting of the city council was principally occupied with questions of finance, and while nothing can be done until the assessor turns in his report, it is evident that the city now has as councilmen body of men who are not only thoroughly in earnest in the desire to put the town finances on business footing, but who have had sufficient experience in their own lines of business to guarantee that they will accomplish the end they have in view.
 But unless the council is given the undivided support of the citizens it can do little, however capable and anxious they may be for the city's welfare. At the present moment there is an out standing indebtedness of S5, 800, and be- fore the winter is over that amount will be increasei by over $l ,000. It is therefore evident that if the city is to pay it's debts and avoid municipal bank : LupbNJ oLil dlSlOIlOhI LllClO Oo d tax assessment of some sort. The money to be received from licenses during the next F months will not be very large-certainly not enough to meet the running expenses of the city, and pay off the old warrants. There is no other out but through an assess mem. After all, an assessment falls as heavily on one as on another. It is based on percentage, and if one man pays an amount much greater than his neighbor it is only because he is to that extent more blessed with this worlds goods. The city is in debt and the debts must be paid-that's all there is to it, And the only way to do is to work hand in hand with the city coun- cil in their endeavor to place the city's finances on business basis.
 That the present council is qualified and eager to do this was evident at last Wednesdays meeting. It was not the amount of $40 for the services of judges and clerks of election to which Council man Bayles objected, so far much as the principle of mourning further indebt- edness before the old debts had been paid, and while there was no money in the treasury. As he said, so as he was concerned, and so far as his influence with other councilmen went, he would not agree to the expenditure of single cent more while the city finances were 10 their present condition. The new council, he continued, had been elected to liquidate the old indebted ness, ard they were going to cut down expenses to an absolute minimum until that end had been accomplished. To do that they must not incur any ex- pense until they had the money CD hand to meet it.
 The other councilmen are in absolute agreement on the necessity for strict est economy in all matters. but as has been said before, they must have the cooperation of all business men and citizens. That debt has got to be lifted, and it can only be done through the medium of an assessment. Cities are incorporated for no other purpose than to insure that the burden of govern ment shall fall on all shoulders in pro- portion to their capacity to bear it.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
BRITISH AMBASSADOR RESIGNS:
 HIS SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED

Washington November 5ames Bryce the British ambassador the United States has resigned He will devote his Mr. Bryce while his nation voluntary doubt but that the attacks section of the British Canadian which he has been subjected the reciprocity the dor Bryce did all his advance the of reciprocity be- the United States and Canada and the failure the Canadian people atfy the pact blow ts his prestige
 Sir Cecil Spring Rce member of large banking house. has heen appointed o succeed
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
GENERAL WEYLER SUCCEEDS
 MURDERED SPANISH PREMIER

Madrid Spain, November I5Senor Don Jose Canaleas the premier, yesterday his aaant committing suicide before his could be effected As clue to the of the act has been discovered.
 Immediately King Afonzo heard his pemes death he sent for offered him portfolio which accepted the soldier who became Cuba during the instruction against Span when he earned the obrque o recently he has been employed restoring order throughout industrial disturbances Ill spite of his reputaton General Wey of great ability and is be- lieved the destinies of Spain safe in his hands
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
BIG DITCH AND POWER PLANT FOB OTTER GREEK NEXT YEAR

It is understood the company will next season put in ditch along the line indicated and at the lower end large power house for generating power to ope rate the dredges to be installed on the Mohawk and other claims. next The amount of work which the digging of such ditch will necessitate must be very large, and if the work is of particular urgency a very large number of men will be employed. The erection of the power house and the installation of the dredges will also call for many men, all of which,
 taken in conjunction with the great activity promised
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16

for Otter creek gives every reason to believe we have before remarked that next will be the best that the camp has seen.
 While the Yukon Gold company has not given out that it is going to build the ditch next season, the plans all ready to be submitted to the directorate this winter and it's construction may be looked forward to with confidence. Right here in Iditarod the Yukon Gold Company has dredging proposition which is the best thing of it's kind in the world and they going to make the most of it.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16

3 HAT this will be the busiest camp in Alaska next
 summer has been practically assured since the
 Yukon Gold company secured the Mohawk as sociaton and other properties at the lower end of Flat
 It appears that while the negotiations for the pur- chase proceeding, the company had their survey ors quietly at work on Otter creek securing water right, with the result that prelmnary survey has been made for ditch whose intake would be at Boul- der the right limit of Otter and down Otter to Little Flat creek, miles below Flat City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
SECRETARY OF WAR 7 TO INSPECT CANAL

Washington, November IS. - Secretary of War Henry l.. Stimsou left this morning for Panama on a tour of inspection of the proposed defenses along the canal.
 It is announced that any vacau- cies which occur in the cabinet be- tween now and March 4 will be filled promptly by the President.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
WILL BE TRIED ON
 MURDER CHARGE

New York, November 15.-Jack Rose, "L,efty Louis," Sam Schepps and another, charged with being the men who killed Herman Rosen- thai, the gambler, will be tried for murder in the first degree. Police Lieutenant Becker, who has been sentenced to death for complicity in the murder, will be electrocuted December 9, unless his appeal is al lowed
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
TWEHTY-0NE DOLLARS TO TON

Fairbanks, November 14.-The Newsboy mill yesterday completed q run of a25 tons of ore, which yielded $4725 in gold--or $21 to the ton of ore treated. The five stamp mill of the Pioneer Mining Company, at the head of Chatham creek, started [ few days ago, but tNere has been uo cleanup yet.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
FIRST GOVERNOR OF YUKON
 DIES IN CITY OF WINNIPEG

Winnipeg Man.. November 15Wilam Ogilvie governor Yukon territory died here yesterday septic poisoning
 William Ogve member of the Dominion Yukon before discovery gold ill the Klondke When the territory organized pointed governor post which he held several years About he and devoted his attention ddge mining the Stewart uar with all classes during his governor and his death will be by of
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
FAIRBANKS STAGES
 GARRY FULL LOADS

Fairbanks, November 14 Al though absence of snow on the Fairbanks Valdez trail is retardiEg travel, the stages are carrying full loads every trip, and several stages have been sold out in advance.
 Among the travellers are many who have been summoned as wit nesses ill the bank cases to be tried at Valdez next month.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
WOODROW WILSON TO REDEEM /
 ALL OF HIS TARIFF PLEDGES

Princeton, J. November 5As President elect Wilson's pub lie election the effect that business need changes schedules caused dissatisfaction tariff reomes the this morning which he said that all pledges made by him speeches before the would be fulfilled the What addressing the business tue nation that his the tariff schedules to dorganze industry throughout the country.
 Regarding the proposal call special of Congress- the President consulting with party leaders regarding the advsab ity of the
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
JACK MCCORMICK
 ROWING MARSHAL

Fairbanks, November I4-Ow- ing to the numerous robberies which have taken place on the creeks during the past few weeks, the Department of Justice has au- thorized the appointment of rov- ing marshal to patrol the district. Jack Mccormick has been assigned to the position.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING
 TO END WAR IN THE BALKANS

London, November 5The victorious Bulgarians at the gates Constannop and ready attack the city when the Powers arranged mce eight days which settlement The few days will be watched ousl being what sides the especive Powers will take.
 Philadelphia November 1The Montana and Tennessee have been ordered Mediterranean with all speed watch American the Balkans Both vessels of 500 with speed of p knots hour.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
APPEAL TO REASON" EDITOR
 COMMITS SUICIDE FROM GRIEF

Girard, Kan November 15uls Wayland editor the Socialist known The Appe himself dead here yesterday owing grief the loss of his
 Julius Augustus Wayand born Versailles, 1884 He learned the printers trade and later conducted Pueblo Colo He established The Coming Nation Greensburg 1882 through he founded the colony Ruskn founded the Appeal City 1885, moving O Grard.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
SlOO, 900 FOR PERPETUAL MOTION

Indianapolis, November 14.- The Clark Perpetual Motion Con- pany was incorporated here yester- day, with a capital of $1oo, ,ooo. John Clark, the promoter, claims to
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
DEFECTIVE BURNS
 IS DENOUNCED

Rochester, NY, November 15.- The American federation of labor, now in convention here, roundly denounces ". J. Burns for the way he has tried to fasten the blame for the dynamite outrages on innocent men, simply be- cause they were union men.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
 BY MAYOR J. D. BARNES

Mayor J. D. Barnes has named the following councilmen to act on the various committees.
 Fire-Sam Bayles, Wm. Ache son, D. Mutchler.
 Finance-Jos. H. Smith, Henry A. Weir, George Auten.
 Streets-D. Mutchler, Wm. Ache son, Jos. H. Smith.
 Chief of Police-Sam Bayles.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
CONVICTED OF /
 NOME FORGERY

Nome, November 15.-The last case on the criminal calendar, q charge of forgery against miner named James Eckdahl, resulted in the conviction of the accused. Eckdahl had been work ing for the Sesnon coal and lighterage company, and, receiving time check for two hours and s2, altered the fig ures to read 20 hours and S2O.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
FOUR MORE INDICTMENTS
 AGAINST JACK JOHNSON

Chicago, November 15Champion Jack Johnson remain until his this morning The his ball. aud he will again be allowed his liberty unless turned loose by the jury.
 Johnson indicted by the grand jury charge of abducting Lucille Cameron white girl who acted cashier his Since additional indictments have been found similar charges
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
DANCE AT FLAT

On Thursday night, November 28 (Thanksgiving) a big dance will be held at A. B. Hall, Flat City, for the benefit of the Emergency hospital. Good music will bs provided and an enjoyable dance is assured.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
WAS NOT SANE
 SAYS SCHRANK

Milwaukee, November l5. - John Schrank, tho man who attempted to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt here October IA last, while he was leaving d political meeting, has entered a plea of insanity.
 A commission of experts will e4- anime the man.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16

have discovered the secret of per petual motion, and to have iu- vented an apparatus suitable for its At present his inven- ton is kept profound secret, but he promises to give practical demonstration at all early date.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
GOODWIN IS NOW IN VANCOUVER

W. L. Goodwin, formerly of the Alaska road commission, who passed through Iditarod on his way to Seward some two years ago, is now in business with his father-in-law, Robert Nisbet, at South Vancouver, B. c. In letter received recently, says the Nome Mug get, Mir. Goodwin says Alaska will know him no more. Poor Alaska!
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
DARR0W'S TRIAL TO BE
 CONTINUED INDEFINITELY

Los Angeles, November 15.- The second trial of Clarence Oar row will probably be continued in definitely.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
NINETY PERSONS
 HAVE INFLUENZA

Nome, November 15.-An epidemic of influenza swept over Nome during the wsst week, there being ninety cases in the city at one time, and sev- eral of them serious.
 Boring sea is still open, although much slush ice is running.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
W0LGAST AND RITCHIE
 FIGHT THANKSGIVING

Los Angeles, November 15 -Ad Wolgast and Willie Ritchie will fight 20 rounds here Thanksgiving day.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16
May Rush on Doomed City

Constannople November 5Pnic stricken the outbreak of cholera their ranks and disregdng the armstce which has been declared have broken from their off
 rushing Conantnope Should nothing be done prevent entering city anguinay eprisals likely upon the Christians by the Turkish sody European resi- alarmed fled their protection
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-11-16

Tom McMahon, left for the Outside via Fairbanks Thursday morning. He travelled with horse and sled.