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The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
ARMY MEETS NAVY
AT VIGHANT PARK
Game Scheduled for Today Between
Service Teams VIII Be
Well Attended.

A miniature Army-Navy game is
scheduled to take place this afternoon
at Vigilant Park, Fifteenth and H
Streets Northeast. when the Seamen
Gunners tackle the Engineers.
This game has aroused a great deal
of excitement among the service boys.
and good-sized crowd is sure to be on
hand to witness the clash. for 1t will be
a battle royal
The game is booked to start promptly
at ESQ o'clock. The officials were not
announced up to a late hour last night
The Seamen Gunners will have several
stars in the game. including Schlueter,
the dashing half back; Harrison, the big
full back; Vardell, the speedy little quar-
ter back. and Cady and Freeman, the
big tackles. Manager Oehl is confident
his Seamen Gunners will defeat the En-
gineers and will put his best team on
the field.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
z. N. c. A. BOYS WIN.
virginia Fairgrounds Athletic Team
L. Beaten by e5 to 30.

The Virginia Fairgrounds team was de-
feated by the Boys Y. NJ. c. A team
yesterday on the formers grounds by %
to 80. The results follow:
100-yard Dash Cboys under fourteen
years)-won by Moore; second. Davis;
third, Wood.
2O-yard Dash Cboys under sixteen)-Won
by McCleary; second. Jarvis; third, Daw-
son.
2O-yard Dash Cboys under twenty)-Won
by Leech; second. Slater; third. Jarvis.
Running High Jump Cboys under four
teen)-Won by Somerville, 10 IT; second.
Mueller. IL #. in; third. High. Il It.
6 in.
Running High Jump Cboys under six
teen)-won by McCleary; second, Solo
mon; third, Dawson.
Running High Jump (boys under twen-
ty)-Won by Showers; second, Herman
and McCleary (tied); third, Moore.
Volley Ball Game-Won by Virginia
Fairgrounds team.
65-yard Dash Cboys under sixteen)-First
heat won by McCleary: second heat, Jar
Wis; third heat. CUMMINGS; fourth heat,
Haggerman; fifth heat, Thomas.
I30-yard Dash-Won by Moore; second,
Tyler; third, Dawson; fourth, Hunt; fifth,
Herman.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
HODGE A WINNER IN
LOUISVILLE FEATURE
In Drizzling Rain and on a Muddy
Track, the Favorite Comes
in with Ease.

Louisville. KY, Oct 1.-THE Churchill
Downs track was several inches deep in
mud today A drizziins rain fell all after
noon. The feature, a handicap, worth
500 at six furlongs for two-year-olds,
went to Hodge. which was an oddS-on
favorite in the betting. The winner took
kindly to the muddy track. Old Ben was
looked on by many as a good thing. but
failed to show anything. Bolala, which
captured the second event. was boosted
from SO to sl.045, and Counterpart in tile
sixth event from 500 to S,56. Both
horses were bought by their owners.
Amos Turney and f. j. Pons, respec-
lively.
When Miss Hawkstone paid ssiIO to
show in the third race she set a new high
mark for show prices in these parts. A
81 show bet on her would have netted
more than enough to puy her. Tomor-
rows card OF seven races winds up the
fan session at Louisville, from where she
bangtails move to Latonia TO open a
twenty-three-day meet Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Tree-year-ol and upward; siT
furlonsS Jimmie Gill. l0 CMcCabel, as.so. won:
Curcie. LIZ Tsylor), $50 sccond: Rooster. lG
(Henryl. $40. third. Tim. l;l5SS Lnther' kch1
SECOND RACE-seIIing: twoyear-olds; five Ind
one-haR furionsx. BolalA- los Turner). yloD. won;
Birdie Williams 100 (Neylon). $50. second; Sosius
ls [Henryl. $40. third Time. los. Requinm,
Chsmeuse. Ratina. Yankee Tree. and Princeton
also ran
THIRD RACE-Purse, s5p; threeyearolds and
upward; six furiungs. Brave, liz tBorel. A9, won
Uncle Dick lo2 tDisbou), $3.50. Gcond; Miss
Hawkstonc. loe (Keoghl. S4.n. third. Tne.
Il5t-s Coin, Bill Whaley. Billy Barnes. Barnard
Mae Taft. and star Berta also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; purse, 800; two
vear-olds: SIX furlongs. Hodge, los tGnossl, $50
won; ANY Time. los Martini. $40 second; Bronze
Wing. IS (French), So third. Time, iH Is
Mis- Gayle, Old Ben, and King Mcdowell also m
FIFTH RACE-Puse, 800; threeyear-olds and
upward; one mile Morristown. rs tdcCabe1, SD.
won: Ambrose. lo5 (KedeiS. s. second; Bonne
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
By JOHN A. pUGAN.

Georgetown's football eleven meets the
Medical College of Virginia team from
Richmond on the Hilltop field at 8 o'clock
this afternoon and an interesting game
is expected.
Reports from Richmond state that the
Medicos have this season one of the best
teams in the history of the college. and
that they are primed for the Georgetown
game. expecting to carry back with them
the spoils of war.
On the other hand, the wearers of the
blue and gray have been quietly at work
all week trying to correct the faults made
apparent by the defeat at the hands Of
the Navy in Annapolis last Saturday, and
much Improvement has been shown.
Georgetown will enter todsy's game
minus its best linesman, Horiarity, who
was kicked in the head during the Navy
scrap. The wound is still a bit sore
and the coaches have decided not to work
the big fellow today.
Ralph Donnelly and Bergin. first-string
ends, also will watch the game from
the side lines, Cusack and Billy Martin
starting the contest. 1t is just possible
that Donnelly and Bergin will show In
one of the quarters.
There is a feeling among Hilltop
coaches that Georgetown has nothing to
fear from the Virginia Medicos. A hard
game Is predicted, but the westside col
legians expect TO win by a comfortable
margin.
Out at College Park the Maryland Ag-
gies will engage in their second clash for
the Maryland State title. having for op-
ponents the Western Maryland eIe~en
From present reports, the Farmers will
be compelled to hustle to win, as the
lads from Westminster have been going
good and are out for the championship.
The Farmers will be compelled to play
with crippled team. five or six of the
regulars being out of the lineup. Morris,
Hindman, Bowland. Mess, and Mont
somery are sure not 10 start while there
is possibility that Knode may also be
out With this crippled lineup the Ag-
giles will have to work their hardest to
offset the handicap, as everything points
to a strong eleven coming from upstate.
No lineup has been decided upon and
none will be until just before the game.
The Gallaudet team will meet the Bal
timere City College today, an easy oppo-
nent. and should have but little trouble
winning. Coach RuhTs eleven, however.
is very fast and aggressive and is con-
fdent of making a good showing against
the Kendall Greeners. Coach Craft is
having his troubles as far as naming a
lineup for today, as most OF the best
men OF the Bun and Blue are on the
crippled list, and the team will start
minus the services Of its crack little end,
Fultz. Rendell, Moore, and Kelley may
also be out, and the management wobId
not announce any lineup last night.
Catholic University is scheduled to play
the Mount St Mary's eleven today at
Emmitsburg, Nd, and the Brooklanders
should be returned the winners despite
the poor Showing made last Saturday
against Rock Hin College
The Marylanders are stronger this sea-
son than usual, and the local eleven will
have to fight all the way to be returned
a victor, but as the Brooklanders arc the
stronger team everything is in their
favor.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Central A. C. Ready.

The Central Athletic Club has reorgan-
lied and would like to arrange games
with teams averaging rs pounds, in and
out OF the District. For games address
Jack Schiller, 1915 Fifth Street North
west.
The Central Athletic Club will play the
Highland Athletic Club at Moore's Field
Sunday. All members are requested to
appear at the Central High School yard
at 1:S0 sharp.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Tigers Rest Up.

Princeton. Oct. 17.-In expectation OF q
hard game with Syracuse tomorrow. the
Princeton football coaches lightened the
work OF the squad today. There was no
scrimmaging. and after an hours signal
drill the regulars were sent to the field
house. The linemen were given short
drill in blocking and breaking through.
while Eddie" Trenkman was drilled in
passes, both to the quarter back and for
kicks and forward passes. Brad"
STREET, whose work SO far this season
has been the feature Of the Tiger team,
will start the game at full back tomor-
row. Capt "Hobey'' Baker and Click
will be on either side of him. and Stew
art Baker at quarter. Parke Davis, Dan
Kafer. the old-time half back, and How
ard Henry, once the greatest end in
America, Joined the coaching staff today.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18

CoueSe.
GaIlaudet VS.. Baltimore City Coll
lege.
Maryland Aggies VS.. Western
Maryland.
ON OTHER FIELDS.
Catholic University VS.. Mount st.
Mary's, at Baltimore.
Yale VS.. Lehigh. at New Haven.
Harvard VS.. Holy Cross. at Cam
bridge.
Amherst VS.. Trinity, at Hartford.
Army vs.. Colgate. at West Point.
Bates VS.. Fort Mckinley, at Lew
iston.
Carlisle VS.. U. Of Pittsburgh. at
Pittsburgh.
Cornell VS.. Bucknell, at Ithaca.
Dartmouth vs.. Williams. at Han
over.
Fordhsm VS.. ST. Joseph's. at
Fordham.
franklin and Marshall VS.. st.
Johns, at Lancaster.
Hobart VS.. Rutgers. at New
Brunswick.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Washington
and Lee, at Baltimore.
Lafayette VS.. Swarthmore. at
Easton.
Amherst Aggies VS.. Norwich, at
Amherst.
Navy VS.. Dickinson, at Annapolis.
New Hampshire State vs. wor-
cester Poly. at Durham.
Penn. State VS.. Washington and
Jefferson, at Washington, Pa.
Yale Freshmen VS.. Exeter, at
Exeter.
Stevens VS.. Rensselaer, Tech, at
Troy.
Princeton VS.. Syracuse, at
Princeton.
U. of Maine VS.. Tufts, at Med
ford.
U. of Penn. VS.. Brown. at Phila-
delphia.
L. of Rochester VS.. Hamilton. at
Rochester.
U. of Virginia VS.. Virginia NJ. l.,
at Charlottesville.
Ursinus VS.. Villanova, at Col
legeyille.
Vanderbilt VS.. Henderson. at
Nashville.
Vermont VS.. Bowdoin. at Bur-
lington.
Wesleyan VS.. Union, at Schenec-
tsdy.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18

Chance. los Cwoodsl. <ale. third Time. IN z2
Little Father Ymir. and Prince Heruis aIo nm
SIXTH RACE-Puuse 500: selling; nDr thrro
year-olds; and onesixteeuth miles Couufer>
part, lD Kedens), ~ won: Star Actress. n5
tKeoghl, $40. second: Henry Rite. lD CrayIcr1.
$50. third. Time. lsls 55 Curiie F.. weyanoke,
Worlds Wonder, and The Guadr also nm
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
HOLD PRACTICE TONIGHT.
viEiIants 10 Have Final workout
for Gnme Tomorrow.

The Vigilant football team will report
at headquarters, 40 Tenth Street North
west, and go to the hall for practice at
$50 tonight. Signal practice only will be
on the program in preparation for their
game with the olympias, Of Wilmington,
tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
DoUGHERTY IN FORM.

Jimmy Dougherty. the Baltimore boy,
who tackles Kid Sullivan at the Ardmore
Club October 2S in the big event, is con-
fident of putting up the greatest fight OF
his life. Dougherty was in Washington
yesterday arranging the final details for
the fight. and stated that he is in the
best possible condition, and that he would
be In there to win from Sullivan.
Plans for the fight are about concluded.
and Matchmaker Josephs VIII more than
likely announce the preliminary bouts to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
EASTERN HIGH WINS.

Defeats Army and Navy Eleven by
to o Count.
Eastern High Schools eleven showed
the best form of the season yesterday
when it trimmed the Army and Navy
Prep. School team to the tune Of z to O.
As in former games, fumbles by the
Eastern back field kept the score down.
Thornett, Dyer, Clark, and Greer were
the individual stars for Eastern. Kim
berly and Cartwright excelled for Army
and Navy. The lineup follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18

Substitutions-E. II. s.. lawson for Powell, Fisher
for Lawson, Steltz for Kephart Kephart for Steltz
Lanahan for Kephart. A. & N, johnson for Bell
Harton for johnson. Touchdown-Dyer Goal from
touchdown-Dyer. Referee-Mr. Brooks C. U. Um-
pire-Mr. Brooke, E II. S. Head lneman-Mr
Clancy, @. U. Lnesmen-Messrs. Koontz and Con-
rad Timekeeper-Mr. Clancy, C. U. Time Of
periods-l3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
HARVARD READY FOR
HOLY CROSS eleven
Coach Haughton Is Confident that
Crimson viii Show
Up Well.
OTHER GOSSIP OF THE GRIDIR0N

Cambridge. Mass. Oct T.-Harvard
put on the final touches for the Holy
Cross game today. The squad was given
a fast signal drill, kicking practice, and
a few OF the new formations were tried
out. No scrimmaging was done. Couch
Haughton will be disappointed IL Har-
ward does not show a decided improve
ment in her offensive game against Holy
Cross. The Crimson backs have been
drilled steadily during the week. and
they are expected to show great ground
gaining ability tomorrow. The field will
be muddy and soft, but the men have
been warned against fumbling. which
has been a constant fault this season.
Logan will start the game at quarter
for Harvard. and Mahan and Hardwick
will go In at the halfs, while Bettle Is
expected TO play full back in place Of
Brickley. who is laid up with slight in
juries.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Hard Work for Army.

West Point n. Y. Oct. i7.-Coach
Charley Daley drove the Army football
squad through the longest practice Of the
season when he put the players through
o two-and-a-half hour drill in prepara-
ton for the game with Colgate tomor-
row. The scrimmage lasted moro than
an hour. and during this the varsity
was able TO score but once Several
changes have been made in the line,
Packard going in for Wynee at tackle
and Britton for Markoe at end. Huston,
the big guard, will not be able TO get
in the game tomorrow, Hobbs. Ford. and
Benedict will start behind the line, but
Ansel. OF back. will be tried out II the
Army has a safe lead.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Thohlson school Wins.

The Thomson School basketball team
defeated the Webster School team yes
terday afternoon in a hard-fought game
by a score Of 10 to 9.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
Trottinr Race. Po,tponed.

Lexington, KY, Oct. II-Rain today
caused the final days program Of the
trots to be postponed until tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-18
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.
ON LOCAL eRIpIRoNs.

Georgetown VS.. Virginia Medical
College.
Gallaudet VS.. Baltimore City Col
lege.
Maryland Aggies VS.. Western
Maryland.
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CAUGHT WORDS
 0f MINISTER
MESSAGE TO RUSSIAN cFFICIALS REACHES NOME BY WIRELESS.

A n19kEHas. sent fT0ni sih "hcLal III KAn1chatEa, in ha less n psrEUh than the m; n;MIatsr of education in IhA CERT Eoy ernmGnt flcatcIl u't hEsr Rc'iIlG SER yeuerday and n,T+Eed at SdrI%. R'hUn It was caught at the Nome sta Utr and tuErn flown by the nperstors there il waE fund tc be written in Russia and not much nttentid! Eaa Iu,id to it until today when the news came that intEr- -eontinent1i cofnfH tn 7 .iuaticn EaH iU Ua opened thFHuEE Nome. The tranRl3tiun of the mPs- FnEc wn% then setIrEd and Ths found @ he to Minister of EdreatEn1I I;crakon at sr. PetsrHhurE.
 Foilp@iIig is trahssarfnn:
 rsor1a1Enff. NntaIi Prczpekt cH.
 St. PeteTsbuHE, RuHse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21

The first sEfnet Of the ArrFngemhntH betwson tIs Russl4n hnd un'ten stntes governments for wireless corn- rnut1IHAt.pn between thA AnlssTICah and AsiatIc Gouthents will be an lncTeaSe of tnA aEgnal DArVica eorPs at Soma LIoSd !. wa1sAil of the local scr"!ce eaSs threo shifts w1Il probably De found rse4RSary. Nc irtIu1atDn has yet DsAn received directly hy seGgt' U. P. anith. the operator In charge ct th4 Nome etniion md the only meH- sage rneeived EhEch telts Of The in- tsntlon tn make Nome tho nediun or ccrnvuun IcatI6n between the tTn con- ttnenta ls the oun n+inted in ths Mug ERr roday.
 The UireleAk stuttonB in siberia HFe orudueted hy German company which works uudor contract wiiA tlia RusEian government and hu Gra%Heek is anticipated In the matter "s inn- kuoes aa the nperAteTs nn tho Siberian
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MAVERICKS AND
 THE MERCHANTS
AGREE TO SERiE6 OF GAMES
 AND WILL PLAY SUNDAY.

AnoihCr Errat Es54Ine Gf pa sebAll next Suuduy is sure. Tony Polct. rnhnagef of the Muvarirks. and Russ Downing manaEcr of the bGEincs4 IncHH team. have comA tn an undssstandtng and articles have been drawn which leave neither eide | IcePhple of escape.
 Here is inc aErrcmsht which has l been duly signed: This i5 to ctrs1fy that 4. Polet far inc FpieG Mavericks and Russ Down ing for tue Nome business men bahe. ball teah have entered in the fnllo~. {. trx agreement to.&il: 4 series nf threc games |" be play : cd Including thc last gaifse. Tie next gaHIe. thp shcnDd of IL" srrtes. to ba played in the EAgle ialI Sunday. F'ehruHy g. Rt c'CInck r. m. Thc proceeds tn go toward ths <aia- Ing B ru1se for the AIl-Alas1ss swscp- stakes.
 Tho ieams playing nnusE bs picked out of the following nauss which gre and h1rH beCn connected with the re- | Brzetirc tcaIRH:
 Mavericks: Corbtn. Sitter Ed Pow cit, Bartholomew. Hartman. Hnh, Powell, Weaver, Iafksuh. BsEksttd. Polat, Mcconnell
 Non1A BuEinesE nlon; .DnEic. sNu- uGlE, Tlromrs0n. niTiue, sheiGOtt. Crowley. osguod. TaEeATt. pe%hinE' Daniels. Allan. Diamond The urnMnes for the series to he f Henry Lehfaldt and ". n. KirIi.
 It Is also agreed that ihe hail must peas In l,1a inside or the rdda ia tue ! balcony ts hA flair bali ard Ril gNch bHItS going In the balcony or landing where spectators throw it back to he considered two bagEsrz
 All b0l'a guing intn the epsct1tnEs In the 1n&an fqor qt. in gents or ladies ruultla ho considered ohd base A1a-
 fntsrfersa halls hitting ealing. GncT or hRieany RrA net EiE&s
 Tn wIrnsSA hereof Ws hArs thiE day AhoTa nsntinnAd anbscz!bRd to ihA abuvs AaTAAE44Et. 4. RotAe. RnHE pSNn1rs.
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MAJOR STRONG AND
 SUI FER IN FIGHT
unt entered Lhe Gull.

1Ht entered Lb6 Gu1I.
 lIrh man has A IArKs number ot cr:ends reprssentiag hIA Interests and the aght win bc keen one.
 SulzEr h1s the .reInrnd0us N1rRn. age which ucDoHs rom thA great number nf fs4enda which hia hrothss ins in congTess. 1ndocd it Beeris Co he aiu1ost impossible for Strong to via n GoveTnpr gulSar goes In poAi- lively to hays his brother AppbintAd.
 At presCnt they ore regarded as the only I%U randtha tes for the posiIion worth mentioning. CthAF names havA been hcArd En this connection frrr lime IU iIE1c. bur 1t is SuIser vurHnS Strong nnw.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21

The new senator was 4H Ihn cabinet nt FresIdent Hayes as secrrtary of the nuvY He was hnTn h thls state 1n February {, I343, and wAB twice can- ddatc TOT Eovernnr of the state. lie has occupied s6TeaAl positions slch ls judge, district at;ornsy, eta
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21
s7eaiaI Nugget sArvlae.

Speoa al Nugget 9%Fsine.
 WASHINGTON. D. q, feb 2l.- < lively fight Ia no>t rs1nE wAEcd h'ne between Inc friends Of Ma tnl' I F. 4. Strong and thnaO of Charles SniEer for tho appointment IS governor ot AiRsRA-
 It ia EenbEaliy supposed that Eu[xeF will have the powerful iEfNncH 1t hls brother ua hIs sIde. but Strons h1s the support Sr sererA; whosa influence is by no meana snalL The latter Is alSo said to be the candidate Of The regular wing or thH demccratIc party in hiaFka and wnuId probably have walk over if Bu f1THifdhbIA an nrPcu- cnt ns Governor SuIzers brother Ind
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21
spAeisl Nurrst Service.

spAeial Nuarst SsrvieA.
 HT. PETRT1EEEHG. FGlh 2T,---TTois- HkL cathedral, one of Use nrhSt famous and historic In ne R1sstxI eTnPire. Has lntalty deatToSetI Ly Are 1asl night within the great cdIArs was 8 priceless ccIIectipn ue w1rKS ne art whIch had belonged 70 Peter the Crrs1 hhtI which furTnGG dnf of th6- chief attractions t1 t0urlsts fron hll nartH of lhe world. So valuable was thIs collection deGauel id hA that when inc fire broke 0,It the KrsStG+ part of the errUrta were d1rscted coward zAr-
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CHENEY MAY BE
 NAT. COMMIT TEEMAN

apft l decLsiun may bA expected at any r1nmat!. Any opposition would rrnh- shIv ouIy cone from the forces which kIInpurted HaTTan. Falcon %1slyn Q: Fairslansex H at pTescmt in Washington Int no one can gay mat he hHR 0p- ussed Chener's appoint nnchL as col" ' mI1tteAmAn although sbnte Hscn to
 lhink thGt he vfu act I@t the matter paas without having something 70 S'S.
 8. i N. FIahVIskss, 15 Bnd 2s eerts .S- oan TheruIf LShn1ann.
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KENNEL CLUB
 MEETS TONIGHT
WILL TAKE PLACE AT CITY HALL
 AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP.

A general meeting oE the Kennei CIuar wLlI take place tonight fin the city hall aL which g larEs crowd ls aute to hA rrpssnl. The chiet Dur' posH of the meeting Is to devise ways and means of raisIng a purse for the Au-AIAsEd Sweepstakes race. Mem asrshtp In the club can be secursd by the paymeht of An adthisslpn fec oG ten dollars.
 The Heeting WEll ha called tn nder at $ o'clock sfIAFQ.
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Rnnaiai NpgESs SsSTSA

Spaaial kvgEst asSVS~A
 WAsHINGTuN. D. C.. Feb. :I.- 2. R. Cheney pf 1rmeau haR been Tsc- cnmended 10 the denocrAl'c central roznmttes fE thr position of nHIonAi rornmitteen0An fdr AERska assd h.s np' pUintmert as suoh win probably he raade.
 He has had the nomination for The riana from ths regAiAr cMunitt4onasn nom Lhe tsrrIt1ry wko su9horred mo rew7IlAr eGndidafc. The central com mfttee rnW iIas Ths matter In hand
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THE NOME DAILY NUGGET. FEBRUARY 2I. 1918
oNE soLnIER OUT ON eAtL.

Henry IF. AIdArmnn. ene ot tho sl& suldIera charged with Ah rhcnse AI Ht Michael, %nA rslrEHed on eil1I so' day G-urge F. t5TfKaby MEue tna JnutInn and ~. H. CdHtln acting nls- tplut aliorney consented. T!e 1oadH were plscsA at $l,oo0 which wore PTo- vsdra by M. b. EhtianeIa nhd Fred HRniHIa.
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WALTER S0DERBERG
 BECOMES BANKRUPT

tute4 by hts wIfe and the fwo cITCurs- stances aCa posA1hIy c0nnectsd-
 Fits chief credltora aTt said 10 oe in Nqme, Thr Vaits nf the ARssts ia q subject nn which most people cut here saen to have different cpInIoas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21

FstnAs in Inc event of the intertuDiiQp uf communication bY cGble-
 TI.e Meme station wilI hA placed "a inuch wlth Rhc RuHSaan EOySrnmsntE station st AHadlr and from rhHt point tn EnmchatIsz 1nd onward thA com muniru Llou Ia continuous
 1t la the intention of tA+ RuHslnn Eoycrnmens to establish aRpther TEs-
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apupiaI Nugget &arviek.

apneiaI Nugget Ssrviet.
 BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. sl.-Waltef EoderherE nf Nome fiIef petition In bankruptcy tud&S'I. His iiahIllT'hz AntnuRt to Si2G91.
 4 divorce sli1t WAS recently 1nsri-
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GREAT CATHEDRAL
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

ing t. These efforts Ners lpTtpnatuIY su,re4aful although thh cathedral lr- self 1s entirely destroyed.
 TIuIIskI cathedral wRS an lmmC1se und heartiful td1Hct. It occupied 2 space of several Arres xnd ths nost c1ainent artisls in Europe were er1- pInygS sn us constTuetIcn-
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SIGNAL CORPS WILL
 BE INCREASED HERE

sttic speak Gernian. English ma E'us' 5anta
 That no d1fneIlty In the matter o' Eeouior in tuuch wilp EsIheFia Is to H' exnserrd may bc deducsd from the fA"' that Noms nov works with inc sta lion nt L:nalER which 1s 1900 miles o'" tant.
 TnA ssntiou at Anad1r ia nt nlne" more than !tu eighth "f that d'FtR nHt away.
 The operators ar Nnmc nave fe' ceiycsl .Instruc tInna to listen for Petro ravl1vsk but they have not Ees suc ceede6 i'll hearing it, probably hsc@H'e the instrumcnts hnve not bran tuned to each CtlIer. .
 The anteHna at Nums will bs icR"l'' tu meet the requirements Of the inter rnntinsnral rcFnnuntcattm
 pri.As for ths rndss sH eXhihlt'0n A'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21
N0ME TO BE THE MEDIUM
 BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA

l%za station OFF the Siberian coast ar Cape Choulcp4sad ~hlsh is n1nch f'sarer
 to Nome. than rds s!ation at AnsH'r. No difficulty %hstsper is anticipated In bringing uhsse negotiations 10 R succsRstnl conclusion and N7Ha VIII rItan become a most important Htaton'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21
epvelnI Ns9es4 Htv4Lah

WAEfIrEETON, D. c.. FNch- Ns- ATnnEemnetS are TOW 1Iein& male h%twpen the AftIErlnan and N1IaslHn eoveunraeNrA lo make thc Nome wire Iesu EtatIort a medium ot rommunir1 . ton between America and Asia The thtentiun is tn insure c1mmlr,iunl llnn between the tw1 cnntiHnnfa IL 7lI
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-21
oEEIrE8 CLOSE.

RAnk offices na well aS gvPern'ne" nNirAa VIII be closed lrmerrn% TTaahiAEtcn's hErthdoS'