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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
6rieolidere Nusiidten.

9tad ben lettsn Bsri9tsn ibeint es,
als nsnn lit Die @rOBmd6te iibsr einen
Plan 3ur Beile9un9 Der 9eeenmdrtisen
g9irren in ben Yalfanitaaten seeini9t
bdtten, 10 oaB elm Srie9 nabribeinli6
permisosn nerben tann. stub Die tiir'
fii6s Rseisruns bat. trosoem lie bur9
ben ON Oienltag nit Stalien pereins
burtsn Srieoen freie Sano befommt. ii6
bereit erfldrt, In Wia,eoonien HeIormen
einBuiiibren, Uelde sufrieoenitelleno isin
lollteu. 5raslib 1T es nur nod, oh
Die 8risssaufresuug in Serbien, Bul.
9arien uno 9rie6enlano ii6 pom ben
Resisrungen einbdmmen ldbt, nahbem
UiontsnsSro am Dienftas Der Eiriei
Offi,iell Den Sries erfldrt uno bic 6eino'
leli9feiten iofort er0ffnet bat.
Slus Sufareit, Humdnien, miro &C.
meloet, baB bic Resieruus jenes Sanoes
bic @iubernfuus eiues europdiihen Son'
sreiiss bsfiirmortet, Der lif init Der
Gage auf osm Balfan beihditi9en uno
betreffs Der In ben perl6ieoenen Ball
fanldnbsreien ein,ufiibrenoen Heformen
bic n6tbissn 8erfiisungsn treffen ioa.
Vile Widhte baben iest ben uon benz
franBDiilhen Premier uno Dem ruff
lhen Boti6aiter fir Nusmdrtige 9lns
selesenbsiten, Saionof, fOrmulisrten
BlGnsu ibrs 3uitimmuus se9eben. Der
Yoriflas Der Widfte an bic Eiirfei
mirb Die fir Wfajsoonien BON ben Bals
fanldnosrsien 9eforoerte autouOmie
gan, unerwdbnt luiien uno nur Selbit'
resieruns in bOberem @raoe uerlansen,
in uebereiuitimmun9 nit ben i'm Ber'
liner Sertrae, artifsl 23. entbultenen
Bsltimmunsen. Den Baltanitaatsn
miro in osm Sorihlas bic ausorudli6e
Seriihrung se9eben. ouB iie In .3u'
funft nidt mebr nOtbis baben meroen.
iih nur auf Die 8eriprehun9en Der
tiirfiihsn Resisruus 3u usrlahen. ions
bern oaB alle fiiufti9en WfaBnnbmen
unter Der @arantis Der @rOBm6dte &c.
ibeben lollen.
Sn oiplomutiidsn Sreiisn bsfiirntet
man, oaB Die 3rie9serfldrun9 Wfonte'
ne9roe oae mlrtldme 9ln9reiTen oer
Wtdhte @urOpaS uereiteln uno Die ans
oereu Balfunitaaten ueranla6en wiro,
Dem Ssiipiel DfouteuegrOs Su fOlsen
uno Der Giirfei ebenfalls ben &rie9 gu
ertldren. sic bleiben babel, oaB Die
fOrtDdbrenOe 8erfol9uns Der @briiten
in Glbanisn uno Wiuisoouien bic 5or'
oerung, oaB ienen NGuoern abiOlute
AutonOmis semdbrt Deroen fol-, reht'
ferti9t. aus 8onltantinOpel sinsetrof'
fene Jiahrihten bela9en, baB Wtilitdrs
Batrouillen in Der llmse9eno uOn Son'
ole Pferoe. Die iie befommen
tOnnen, fir ben Wiilitdrbieuit requirie'
rem. Die MiIit6rbeb6roen babeu uu'
Beroem anseOrouet, oaB in tiirfiiden
9ewdfern beihlasnabmte griehilbe |
S6iffe gum transport uon tiirtiiben
Sruppsn uermanot Deroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
&pbe Narf Nctiaen.

- Ole .Pflafteruns bon Smstlanb
StraBs 1T am Wfontag Wtittag bur@
ben 3ontraftor R. 6. Rntbuen fertis
seitsllt morbsn.
-Ssnrb Morsan BON Shb Main
apeuue, oeHen Eodter Silba Dor bret
Wfonaten b6s perlest murbe, alS baS
Gutomobil oes Pbilip Sdmart BON
Slo Sorse iie nieberrannte, lieB am
Donuerftas se9en yestsren cine @nt'
i9aoisnnssflags fiir 5000 eintrasen.
BUM grsis bon 100000 iibsrpiss
bic Central @iienbabn pon Stem SerIeD
einen aontraft on bic WtcDonalb @on'
itruftiOn @ompanie, uni cine Stiit.
mauer eutlau9 benz 9adamauna SluB
Dor ihrer neuen 8abnitation an @elt
Yadamanna Nuenne Su erbauen. Die
Wauer ioll Dor BEN 1. Sanuar fsrtis
iein.
-Su Der ct. Sobn's griediI6
fatb. Strhe an Der @de BON Bierter
Gpsuue. uno Broabmap ssub es am
Dienftag abenb I'm @roseidoB einsn
Branb, als man ben Seijapparat gum
eritsn Wtal bieie Suiion einbeijte uub
oerielbe oann erplOoirte. @s bauerts
breipiertel Stunoen, ebs bic alarmirts
Seuerpsbr bic Slammen bsndltissu
fonnts uub mittlerpsile mar Elm Sba'
ben BON unsefabr 81 900 auseri9tsi
mor6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
Sunmpre.

-Ssrr unb Srau y. 6. 8asuer
BON Wtabilon apsnue feiertsn lests
Wode ben 25. Sabrestas ibrer Ser
mdbluns auf Die unsenebmite Weiie
uno puroen NIT sablreiAeu @ei6enten
beebrt.
Srdulsin 9itIian @ebsr BON Sier'
ter Strabe uno @iIes Seller pon SerisD
@it1 purben Dienitas Gbsnb In Der
Wobnung Der 8rautsltsrn ourh Pnitor
6. u. Wfurtin gum Sunb fhrs 3ebsn
einseisgnst.
= als bic SarrD 9. Robinlon So
milie BON WDOmins susnus am Sam'
flag slbeno BON einem Diner beimfebrte,
murbe gefuuoen, baB @inbreher bic
Wobnnng belu6t batten uno iie I'M
Saden i'm wsrtb uOn $3.50 beitablen.
Dis Sranf @ribben 8obnuns OH
Oft Drinfer Strabe muroe Sonnta9
Wtor9en nit beinabe oem 9ansen Sus
bolt burd einen Bruno ,erltOrt. nad'
Dem elm Wfit9lieO Der 5umilie in sinem
SleibertlOiet elm 3inObol, anssitedt
uno fOrtsing, Obne 81 bemerfen, oaB
Die Slamme nibt 9el0Idt mar. 3mei
Der iiinsersn 8inoer. Die obsuauf ibluf'
eno i'm Sett laeen, fOnntsn pon Oem
Satsr NIT 9ilfs Der 0iadburn sersttst
meroen.
- 3pei @inbrshsr beiuhten am
Samitas Gbeno bic z. 9B. Sollopap
DObnuns on Wiaoiion glusnue un6
wurben bel ibrer arbsit entosdt, porauf
Die 0iahbarn oas Saus umrinstsn unb
bic 3erle uuiforoerten. ii6 3u erseben.
Dieie ,ogen es absr Dor. einen 5lnhts
periu6 ,u MAIDEN, Der ibnen au6 9liid
lid 9elang. trosbem ibuen BON alien
Seiten Reuoloertugeln nah9eia9t ipur'
ben. Wian fanb nad,bsr, oab Sahen
i'm wertb uOn 5000 nit ben Serlen per.
ihwunoen maren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
Sabeil sic nette Sor'
bdnge geplant,
]. 10 pShlet sie iett aus,

b,nn unjer Drapsris 9aOsn Ofi.rirt fie'
bst. Tass Beriaufsprsiie, bic tsins pet'
Il SouSbaltsrin serne permintn mtro.
GinaeIflpHen iinb tauienbs BON Paa'
ren. risiltr Serbit 8orbdnse BON nnis'
rem regulareu 0orratb uno bic Aua'
litaten unb Wfuiter iino bslisr tpie Die
bslten Der lettsn Saiion. Nisle Srau.
en- BON scranton baben bisies @ret9nit
,rmartet. Sinb Sis ui6t bereit, init
Sisien bic unssw6bnliden @riparniiis
auttbsileu? Diele @ertbs gsbsn Shnsu
cine flare Sbss Der 8i9tistsit otsiss
8erfaufes:
$1.25 @pisen SOrbdnse.. ..s5 @snts
$50 Spissn SOrbanss. ss........$1.69
400 unb $3.50 @pisen SOr'
y ban9e. ......-..... zfs
200 Spissn SOrbanss.- -...... LIS
/ $50 Spissn SOrbanss. 2.1'
400 Sriib BOint SOrbanss. 80. 2.8s
gorbanss 9ubsu-Drittsr Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
Gin filii3er ueuer
Mnsag fit SIS!

Bir maiden cine Sps;ialitdt BON
ssrnuen nn6 Srdulein Gnjhsen, laus
fsnb BON SIS bis $25, uno tbun mebr
feiden Stil, mebr sdteu Dieuit in bic
ftlben, als wis anbsre Saoen Su BEN
gleiden Prsis tbun fOnnen.
Sir $15 f6nnen Sie iih einen Che
blot, Serse ober @emiiften In3ug
dnsp6blsn- In ipsnisftens ie6s per'
ithieosnen, gang mooeruen Stilsn-
sinfa6 sefdnsibert ooer oerltert-yior'
folts ober ismi'puiienoe Wfooen.
S6wur3, naup, braun, Copenhagen
blau nnb Dtiiduussn, @rOBsn 14-4o.
@infa9er Ranel Slsioerrod. Satin'
bstleibsts, 8nOpf O6sr 8Orten per5isrts
Ss6de.
W2ebr mirfli9er Stil uno Wertb,
ben Sis ie antauften fur $l5.
Siodlabsn-swsits StOd- -6abritibIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
9us S1eilmitteI fir fie.

SaS SetiMttfel tlir ne. yS0r etnts
ger 3eit." idreibt 5rul @liiabstb
Sdmlot. 127 Sacton ST.. Bittsburs.
3D., rlitt ih on Blutusrsiftuns. Sn
uuiersr 5amilisns s3eiiuns las Id einsn
artifsl iiber ben alpentrdutsr, unb
entidloB mid. bsnielben 3u perlu4sn.
SD fonute ibn niAt in Der slpotbsfe
tanfsn, uuo 10 bsitsllts i'd cine Probs.
fiite. @r bat mid uOllitdnoi9 9sbsilt.
@r 1T uOn iest an fir mid bic sinjislte
Uieoijin.@
5orni's Glpsnfrduter. unslsi6 anbe
rem Wiebijinen, lit ni9t In apotbefsn
gu baben. @r miro oirsft pom 2abora.
torium 6ur6 Spe3ialasenten 9elisfsrt,
Die anseitellt iinb uon ben @isentiimern,
Or. Peter Sabrnep & CONS Co., 19-
25 90. SOpne Gue., @bicasO. 81.
Sorni's Alpenfrduter Blutbslebsr if
Su buben bel Ssnrp @uItsr, 1011 @eoar
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
aaubbeit Fam nibt aebeilt ,per

N[NN09NeN hfN1A bNHNhNs ApNA
ben bur& locale AppltGaiicntn, neil 0t hfn fran.
fen 1btil bee SbTee uitt srrei6sn fDnueH. @s
eitbt nur ttnsn Wts, bic 5nubbtit ,u furirsn,
unb has IN bur6 tonffituiipuIlt SsilmitteI.
9aubbtii piro bur6 eintu sngiinbtfn 3ufant
her i&lsimietu Ausflsirune Der GufdbiIbsn
RSbre ptrurIa6t. Wtnn bieit RDbrt li1 tnt.
sfinett, babt 9br tintn rumpelnetn Ipn ceer
unppDfpmmtnts @tbUr; unb tpenu it GAM ae.
i6lOftn H. TfcIsi Saubbsii, uno ptnn bic Ont.
,hnbuns nift ssbpbtn unb bitit 8Cbn pisbsr in
ibrsu etbDrietn 3uifaub ptritBt prbtn fam,
pirO has @sbDr fur immr isrif6ri ipsrprn; nmn
66qt uutsr jtbu limb burb 9aiarrb pSruriahi,
pflHtr nihis ais Gin tnijiinettfr 3ufane etr
I@lrimetn Sbtr1Ghtn N.
gRir pOlsn sinbunbtrt Dollars fir itetn
(bur6 8dtarrb ptruriatitul 6cn ppn 5aubbtii
asbtn, ben mir uitt pur6 Ginnsbmtn ron Saa's
aatnrrb.aur briIsn iDunsn. eabt GuH um.
Ipnf @irruIare fOmmtn.
.. 3. Gbtnsp & 6 o.. SOItbp. 8.
&1~ 8rfauft BON alien Npribtftrn, 75r.
Ntbma Saa's 5amiIitn. piusn fir 9trfppf
una.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10

: Sn isiner Sillu in 9rOB'5lottbed
bel 9amburs feisrte um WiOntas Der
unter BEN BieuoonDm Otto @rnit be.
riibmt seporoene Dihter uno Drama
tifer Otto @rnit S6miOt isinen so.
@eburtstas. Sei oislem GnlaB iinb
oem POstsu, Der uOH 1883 bis 1900 in
Sumburs als 9sbrsr pirfte uno felt
ID0lf Sabren gang ieinem Oidtsriibsn
SAaffsn lebt, jnblrei6e @brun9en Bu.
9son6t. slls Der Dihter i'm Sabre
1889 isinen sriten DunO ,@sbibte"
usr0ffentli6ts, nurbs sr nit Dem auas,
burger Sdlllsrprsiis uusseSet4nst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
6 Srp3ent SDpptbefen.
1Galsb+
&ealeiseatbam ;n bertanfen.

&ealeiseatbnm ;n bertanfen.
$2s00 fauieii einen ader 9ano In Der
Stqot; ieoer 6uB eben unb feiR
fur @emiiieanbau. @uteS sebn
3immer Saus, Siibnerbaus uno
tleiner SAeune; Sruht. ytur
20 Wtiuuten bonn 9eribtsbauS.
Dieies lit Elm iebr ieltener @rifi.
Spredet in Der Office Dor uno
iIumet nibt.
700 Sieben i3inmsr Saus, @lart's
Summit, isbr 9rOBe Got, nabs
bel Strabenbabn, 9irbe uno
S1uIe.
4500 Prabtuolles Saus, ale Serbei,
ierunesu, nube Der O., &. & 29.
uno yiOrtbern @lsctric, @lart's
Summit.
1875 g6t 3immsr 9uus, elm ader
Sano, Sdeune, Anjabl Sru6t'
b6ume. iebr nabe Der Nnhalte.
itatlou oerStra6enbabn. Dalton,
5000 Ssbr sutss iets 3immsr 9auS.
gutter Seller. sroBe Dadfammer.
alle BerbeIierunssn. uolle 4ot,
9ioro SincOln Nusnue.
2O0O Sieben 3immer Saus uno pier
Cots. Wtarion StraBe.
1850 Ssun 3immer Saus. quite GOT,
5ru6t, SonssoaIe Strabe.
2700 3wei Samilien Saus. srose Got
Raum fiir einen eoppeIten Blod
uorne, 0isw Strabe.
$500 Ssbr bibides 9uus, is6s 3im.
msr, sroBe Dadfammsr, 1oll,
Sot, aoams apsnue, Dunmors.
1900 @iSsntbnm auf Der Sf6ieits;
Wiistbe bstr6st $S5 ben Dfonat.
2100 G6t Simmer Saus, polIs Got,
Bople StraBe, Dnnmore.
$500 Doppeltes Saus, a6t 3immer
bic Seits. alle 8srbsiierunssn,
electric StraBe.
1000 DoppsltsS Saus. feinss aus
iebeu, ale Yerbsiisrunssn, @Ises
trio StraBs.
1900 Ssds 3immsr Saus, Got 100
SUB in 5ront, WionisD ausnuc.
2200 Doppeltes 9aus, quite Gage on
Bon Storh auenue.
$500 gaoen unb Dobnuns. Got 13O
bel 140. isbr quite @elesenbeit
fir siHsn aufsewedtsn Mann.
23OO Saus, feds 3immsr auf benz
eritsn Stod, pier auf Oem 3lpei'
ten, 3ot 60 bel $50, on @beituut
Stra6e.
5000 @utss Doppslbaus an Strat.
foro apenue. ~ 3immer, gro'
Bsr Dahraum, 8erbeferun9en.
@dlot, 80 bel 167 5uB. Sc
lobnt iif. tpsnn Sie uns psgen
bieies @isentbums ieben.
$500 6sines pier 5amilisn Saus, fam
ais ooppeltes 0auS benust per'
ben. @ro6e got unb S6sune
uabe Der Propiosnce Rono nno
osm @irfnssrnnoe. Sermietbet
fiir 1884 Ous Sabr. Sin Bar
gain, menn lhnell 9enommeH.
3u bermietbem.
2aSsn I'm 100 8lod, Sranflin auenus
9a6en 20 bel 80 on Siebenter Strase
@infate nno ooppelte Wobnbauier
ND Stats In allen Gbeiien Der Staot.
gDir iauieu. usriaufsn, psrmistbsu
ND usrii4ern @isentbum In alien Ehei'
n Der Stabt uno bes Counties. Sc
iro sic bejnblen, baB Sit uns fon'
Iltirsu, sps sic Elm abfommsu treffsu.
$40 Spnnen @ebdnDe.
teues 500. 9ttes 466S.
Sffen Samftas Mbenb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10

= yta6 ben i'm 9aufe Der lssteu
Gage aus TOfiO sinsstrOffeuen 8erid'
ten buben bel oem Gr.fuu, Der an %.
September sinjslne &beile BON Sapan
beimlu1te, Sunbsrte pom g. 4 n ibr
Sebrn siusebiiBt uno Der am &i9s bum
anserihtete Shaoeu tpiro auf iwanji9
Wtill. Dollars perani9laet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10

- Prof. 9iatbanisl Smitb pom Der
@ornellsllniueriitGt erfldrts am WtOn'
tag In einem YOrtrus. oaB mir einsm
@isSsitaItsr entssssn ssbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
Dor 8eter8bura.

= @barlss Snnoap pom Eaplor
guenue uno 6rdulein Pearl Beorid
pon 0loro Sromlsp Gpenue lino bnrh
BaitOr gSalter Ualfer In Ieiner 0obn,
uns als Elm @bepaar setraut poroen.
Die @bsIsute 9ouis 8olf uon
Nih StraBe erblelten am Sonnta9 Yors
mitta9 Elm 3ele9ramm, pel6es oas Nbs
leben ibres 19 Sabre alien Sobnss
Souis In @artenia, u. g.. unfiinoiste,
Der Dor orei Wfonatsn uon bier fort.
sing. Die Seids bes Ssrltorbenen
traf 9eitsrn Wforssn bier Elm uno pirb
beute yta6mittag beiseissf. @s per,
lautete, oaB Der iunse Wtann elmer Sc.
btrnerlbiitterune erla9. nie er bieislbe
erbielt, 1T aber nitt befannt.
- 5raulsin @liiabstb Tisler, God,
ter pon Serrn un6 Srau Soiepb Eibler
pon Wbeeler auenus, un6 Youis B.
6ries uon Rrsseott Nuenne nurbeu am
Oienitag abeno in Der bielisen beut.
ihen PresbDteriiden Sir1s 6ur6 Pa.
flor .. 8. Dietrid 3u sinem sIiidlihsn
@bepaar ein9eiesnet. Sin So63eits.
i9maus fano mad Der 3sremonie In
Der Bobnun9 Der Brauteltern ltatt uno
oann trateu Die ylsupermdblten cine
msbrUO9entlide Sodjsitsreiis on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-10-10
-Sn Manila, P.S, ftrsiten sssen'
pdrtia 1900 @iaarrenmahsr.

= Gin BON 9auauua ubssibidtss
fur bic Olational Bart 8ant In Jten
Yort beitimmtes @elopadst, oaS $500, 5
QUO sntbielt, 1T ueridpunOeu. Die
VsbOroe ueriu6sn, bem Diebs auf Die
Spur ju fommen.
= Die tiirfil6e Iissisruns trifft nm.
falienbe militdriide 8Orbsrsitungen, Inn
tr9sno elmer feinoli6sn Concentration
in ben BaltauldnOersisn bsgssasu ju
f0nnen. 90 Durbe am Wiontag balb.
amtIih befannt seseben, sinbunoerttau.
ieno Wfann Der jwsiten Reisrue ieieu,
nnssbliH Sn elmer isdswOasntlihen llss
buns, 3u ben Baffen Ssrufsn porbsn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Night was coming on, the
storm was increasing and some of
the deck fittings had already been
swept overheard, when the cap
tain decided to- send up distress
signal. The rocket was already
lit and about to ascend, when a
solemn-faced passenger stepped
up. "Cap'n," said he, I'D be the
last man on earth to cast a dam
per on any mans patriotism, but
at seems to me this here's no time
for celebratin' an lettin' off fire
works"
-o--o-----
New York has an orchestra of
=one-armed men.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

two out OF tour from Washing
ton, same in New York, and one
out of four from Boston.
Walter Johnson lost a game to
St. Louis yesterday on four hits.
He was Wild; and Washington
played a loose fielding game.
Johnson breezed II Browns.
Powell was stingy also, allow
ing Washington but seven hits,
two of them by Milan.
Macks lost and as Boston won
a double bill, the pennant looks
pretty soft for the Red Sox.
Detroit beat Macks after a
tough fight, in which Athletics
used two pitchers, Houck and
Bender.
Willett was master of Athlet-
les all the way, letting them down
with seven hits.
George Moriarity was on first
for Tigers, and soaked a double,
two singles and stole base.
: .Vean Gregg is the only Nap
pitcher able to win. He beat
Yanks in the first game, Kalef
and Baskettetlosing the second.
Warhop pitched great ball for
New York in second, setting the
Maps downsWith six-widely scat
tered .ssingles.
Del Paddock, Yank formerly
with the White Sox, is doing
some lusty clubbing. Yesterday
he Wllaled triple and homer.
Lelivelt also is celebrating his
return to the big show. He chip
ped off two singles and a triple
yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
HAD HAD 1T

Billikers was taking walk in
the country one hot, sunny day.
Progress was slow, so he took off
his coat and hung it on a handy
tree, attaching to it ticket on
which he wrote:
Don't touch this coat; it is in
fected with smallpox"
Then he went on his way re-
joicing.
Presently a tramp came by.
Just what l want to complete
my wardrobe said he taking off
his own tattered garment, and
donning the one that Billikers
had left behind him. On his old
coat he repinned the message,
adding underneath:
Thanks for the coat; I've had
the smallpox"
And he, too, went on his way in
a jovial mood.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Johnny Thompson and Eddie
McGoorty have been matched, for
ten rounds at Cincinnati Sept. 10.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
MANY WORKING
 NEAR TELLER
JUDGE WOOD BUYS OUT NORTH WESTERN comPANY'S
 PLANT.

Judge Wood Of Teller has purchas- ed the plant of the Northwestern Commercial Company at that place and will conduct d more extensive business than ever.
 F. j. kennedy. the Teller merchant who k now visiting in Nome. says that quite d few are busy around Cold Run and the Limestone and are mdk ing some money.
 Cummings and Sturgeon. and bun can and Mcintosh are amongst the successful ones.
 Corliss and Fitzgerald have also been busy there this summer. on the Mclaughlin bench
 Tanner. of Tanner and Clark. has been drilling on Gold Run and is now drilling on the Bluestonc. The claims tO be drilled on the latter stream are l3. n. 15 and l6.
 AIr. Kennedy and his brothers have leased their ground on American river to the Johnson dredge people. He and Mrs. Kennedy will spend the winter outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
lEElANAW TO
 UNLOAD DREDCE
WILL NOT RETURN TO ARCTIC
 THIS YEAR AGAIN.

The Johnson dredge will be unload ed from the steamer Leelanaw at Nome. after which the ship will go outside. iAs
 Captain Brown has been awaiting orders for some days. but nothing definite arrived. An arrangement was come to. however with Mir. Johnson by which the dredse can be left at that the vessel had sailed for Seattle last evening when she went some dis tance from shore. but the purser stated this morning that she had only gone out to avoid a blow which had been expected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
FORMER SECRETARY STANDS BY T.R.
LOEB BEARS OUT THE
 STATEMENT OF ROOSEVELT

York was truuhHus them. Loeb
 a quoted NIT. Roosevelt ss answer ing
 i shauli H.. sarry Ja ua.. ua-a- beaten and ] shall syu rurta.yuu-
 Mir. l.u,h quoted lass ras 'rsa-ua= cr uf th. part, .,s saying
 Tell tn, president that na eaut.l# button has been or vii b. received from Standard OiI."
 Tn, testimong of Loeb ou the who,~ IS the most ft.vrsbi. for Mir Ryps-- yrTt since tn, commencement of tn. lie has shown sine the bcruuiue !. strong a.sIre to t..r testimony in behalf of his former chief in spit.. of the fact that Le up~ holds au important government posi- tiOu.
 interviewed some time ago by re
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
NEW CITIZENS
 LEFT BEHIND
MUST POSTPONE THE ATTEMPT TO JOIN AMERICAN
 RANKS.

Because Judge Murane cannot ar rive in Nome today some twenty in tending citizens must postpone the taking of their final papers, as such cannot be given within thirty days Cf an election. It Is believed that some of them are going outside and 80 will purpose.
 Captain Sundback has telegraphei his deputy. W. E. Stevenson at St. Michael to inform him by telegraph of Judge Murane's arrival at St. Mich- ael and also of the judges departure from that port for Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
Special Nussst 6srsiea

opecisl Nu09st osfscA
 WASHINGTON. Oet. G. Loeb, for merly secretary to President ROOse- welt and nnw collector of the port of New York. corroburated the state ments of President Roosevelt tO the effect that he was not aware of the contribution uf Standard oil. and that he only conferred with Hartman touching the election in the state of New York.
 Mr. Roosevelt vas three hours and a half on the stand altogether. Hs was followed immediately by Mr. Loeb.
 Mr. Loeb stated that Harriman was the first to approach Mir. Roosevelt while the latter was president. The railroad magnatc called up the White House and said he wanted Mir. Rouse velts help as the situation fin New
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
DREDCES ALL
 WORKING WELL
WILD GOOSE WILL WORK UNTIL
 SAILING OF LAST BOAT.

After visit paid to about all the dredges on Solomon river and Ophir. Charles T. Nicholson of the Iuba Constructing Company. returns to say that all are working most smoothly and satisfactorily. His company has put in the Wild Goose. Shc"e! and Three Friends dredgcs and all were visited.
 The Wild Goose dredge will con tlnue to work until the last moment before the sailing of the last boat for the outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
PEOPLE STILL
 STAYING OUT
TEAMS CONTINUE BUSY HAUL ING OUTFITS TO THE
 CREEKS.

All the teams in Nome are still busy hauling freight to the creeks despite the lateness of the season. A visit to the teaming offices this morning showed that the annual rush toward the city. which usually accurs about this time. has not Yet begun and re- feet that most of the miners continue their work.
 some men have come from the up per kougarok and few other points where winter comes early. but. talk ing the whole district into account. work Is still general.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
PUTTING UP STAKES.

one of Montgomerys teams has gone up country to stake trails and will have work of that kind for eight days. Stakes are being placed on Dexter today and the team will pro ceed tomorrow to the U. $. roadhouse and Salmon lake.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
SOCIALIST GRABS THE
 COIN AND HIKES

street corners and gained his position of trust because of his apparent con tempt of money and his warm advo- cacy of humanitarianism. The funds of the meeting were placed in his care without hesitation and during the visit of Debs he acted in a leading capacity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
Special Nugget Service.

CONTANTINOPLE. Oct. 4.-Bul- garian troops have entered Turkish territory north of kuu Chase. This information arrived today official Y from the commander of the TurkIs I garrison nearest the point of inNa. sion. and now war has begun with a certainty.
 The Turkish army has not yet been fully mobilized and the Bulgarians will be able to advance a considerable distance before an adequate force can be opposed to them. No news of skirmishing followed the notification of the invasion and most likely no opposition was made by the small Turkish garrisons in that quarter.
 The haste of Bulgaria Is probably
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
REBELS KILL
 AN AMERICAN
RECEIVED THAT HERBERT T. RUSSEl WAS
 MURDERED.
Special Nuoest ssrslea

WASHINGTON. oct. 3.-confirna ton of the murder of Herbert T. Rus sel. the American mining man, at the hands of Mexican rebels has been re- received here. The body has been found and sufficient evidence has been obtained to prove that the rebels are the really guilty parties.
 The government will now probably take steps to have the perpetrators of the murder brought to justice and may take the matter Into It's own hands should the Mexican government be unable to mete out punishment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
SHIELDS GETS
 A PROMOTION
WILL HAVE CHARGE OF WHOLE DISTRICT TO POINT BAR
 ROW.

Walter Shields. who was formerly disbursing agent of the education bu- r,au for this district. has been pro muted to the charge of the whole dis trict from Norton bay tO Point Bar row. The division Was recently sub divided into two small parts. Evans will have charge of the district run ming from Norton bay in the other direction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-05
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom X Hagen's ant Zehner's jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you: clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us