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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, May 29.-The cannery- men of Alaska, who are unsatisfied with the Chinese and Japanese labor CTS which they have largely employed heretofore have concluded to eXperi- ment with negro laborers.
 When the city of Seattle sailed from here yesterday she carrid twenty two negros who are to be tried, as an ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
CANNERYMEN WILL
 OPERATE WITH NEGROES

these colored men prove to be adapted to the work it is proposed to substi- tute them largely for the Asiatic lab : orers. who, it is asserted, have never been satisfactory to the cannerymen, but their employment was made ne- cessary by the scarcity of other lab orers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

for the railroad engineering corps, which are assembling large equip ments for early shipment to Alaska, and the usual shipments to Nome and Yukon points.
 There is now in Seattle, ready for shipment. and which will he shipped to Alaska points. within the next two
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
PROGRESSIVE LEADERS MEET
 WITH TEDDY ROOSEVELT

pnd was harmonious throughout. The Iuhl,c, however are somewhat disap-
 pointed in that they expected some announcement from the progressive leaders which would indicate an ac- tive and vigorous campaign and were surprised to see how tame the progress sives have grown and predict that .t is sign of disintegration of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

one of the freshmen class and pro- cceded to the freshman's room to se- cure their victim. It appears that the student resisted the juniors and put up a fight.
 In the melee some one fired shot from pistol which killed junior hy the name of William R. Bowlus who was taking no part in the at
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
coRWIN NEARING NOME.

The following is d bulletin poste0 in the telegraph office:
 ST. PAUL, May 29.-The COrwin went through the pass Wednesday anG did not stop at Dutch Harbor. SI' should be about off Nunivak island this morning. The Bear will arrive here about ten o'clock tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

Charley Jones who was operated on at the hospital this morning Is report ed as standing the operation we'll and Is improving. Dr. Chase assisted by Drs. Mustard and Meister performed the operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
ARE FRIENDS MISSING?

If so the INTERNATIONALS SEARCH COMPANY. Paulding. Ohio, may be able to locate them for you quickly. Send stamp for particulars. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE May 29.-Thc shipment of live stock to Alaska this spring will exceed any shipment of previous years This is due largely to the in- creased activity along the southeastern coast in anticipation of increased busi
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

Do you read the Daily Nugget and keep abreast of the doinss of the cut side worldf Subscribe now. e2.0o DOT month delivered every night before o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

Mir. Crowley has returned from his vacation trip. He has made no re- port as yet as to whether there is any violation of the game law coming un- der his observation during his trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

There seems to be no general un- derstanding by the business men as to whether they will close their places of business or not. They do not seem to know that tomorrow is Decoration day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
FIRST PAID
 FREIGHT ARRIVES
Special Nugget Service.

op0cIHI NUUU0I OOFVIOos
 NEW YORK; May 29.-The steam ship Colon arrived in New York to- day and brought the first cargo of freight. which had passed through the canal. for which toll was collected. The freight consisted of twenty thou and sacks of sugar, which were con- veyed through the canal on barges and transferred to the steamer Colon at Colon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Ls~is, Hunter Rye and tns Fa neus Athsrton Bourbon whisksya Distilled spring 1so4. .1se6 bought in bond and reduced to @ per ssnt by U. .. government. by the bottle oallen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
SPRING CLEANUP.

Have the Peoples Steam Laundry dc your spring cleaning. We guar antee good work. Rough dry work especially. Give us a trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
Special Nugget Service.

ANNAPOLIS, May 29.--In attempt ing to haze one of the students at the military academy here last night another tragedy was enacted which will call for thorough investigation by the military authorities in Washing ton.
 The junior class concluded to haze
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
Special Nugget Service.

OPeCIaI NuUyot 0UTVICe'
 FAIRBANKS. May 29.-A heavy earthquake shock was felt here this morning at six o'clock. The shock brought all the people out of their beds and there was great excitement for time. The shock stopped the clocks. rattled glassware and dishes and did no damage to property. There a fourth quake during the day The
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

John Hegness arrived with the mail this afternoon at 2;3O. He repo 'ts tn, trails as in bad condition below solomon and impossible. There is one more mail tn route which will be carried by the mail carrier on his back overland.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only 30. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

We print everything and anything n job printing line at ths Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

For Noms News and Worlds news get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
AT'THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich 5ros,' Apollo Beer on drausht, also Select" by the bottle or ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
FLOUR is CHEAP.

Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery md Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
EAR THOuAKE SHOCK
 FELT AT FAIRBANKS

movement was north and south and listed but d few minutes.
 While there was great excitement among the people at the time there is now no uneasinesS felt and the people are as usual quietly attending to business as though po earthquake had ever visited the town
 If you want to keep up with the pro- cession subscribe for the NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

Read today's news today-Nugge:.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

The district court will convene next
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Monday morning at 10 a. m.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
0as 8irtsseihGft
We6r Hlagen.

Der @rciiegoaro legte fiir5lid Dem
Senat Ben SSabresberi6t Oes lebten
,Sabres Dor nit Dem 8enterfen, man
Ioatc ben @irtihoftsbeIibern, Delte
0os 2-pro3entige near beer" perfalt=
len, cine b0bere 2i3ensgebiibr aifbiir=
sen. Sn nielen WetboOiltildeit,
Decentralization unO anoeren Die
len dbnliden airden bGlt man cine
gerIommlung nod Der an0eren alb
uno ar6eitet nit aqen m0gli6en rl0
unnogli1en Wlitteln geaen Die
@irtidaften nno ii r Die Erobibi-
ton. Ger @rGiioent Der anti,Su-
loon 2igu, Mnoren @ilion, erfl1rte,
oaB rs bieIige @irtl6ofts 2i5enien
oirefte &erltoBe gegen ons Grciiege
ieb fin0. SIN Columbia unO 8elasco
Sbeoter murOen fiir5lih Wfalien-Ger-
Ianlnilrngen a~bgebalteli, BEL oencn
sic ,,Qelhtcn~ Ser Yrobi6ition lpra-
den, 10 Ser friibere @oupernor bon
lenneQee, Yatterion, uro Der &epr1-
Ientcnt bon Ilabama, Sobion, Der
lid our6 0as beriibmte @eieb nit
,&lna befledert" bat. 8eiitpo1 bob
9ebterer berpor, man milBte es bier
tim, mic eS &ublanO BEL Der Infiinoi-
ql1rq oes &riegsreAtes maGte, mimi
fid cs mrr0en BEL oieier @ele9enbeit
lie @irtiAafteu 0es oniidternen"
3arenreides geibloiien. n Dies ma
re ell mnm0glihes @lnt0er int rlti
iilhen .@oDfa 2unOe". 9ieIes
8olf lit nod nidt 6ufrieoen nit Dem
Zones @orfs @eiebe .Wfan mill
loh meiter aehen un0 lie troden
(eaen. Mber Die lcbtere Sbeorie miro
mobl niht 10 leidt in Die Eraris tint
1eiebt neroen fonnen, mie man es
pieQeidt oenft. Gin noQit1n0ig
,trodeltes~ 9ano lit praftiid unm0g-
lid; getrunfen mur0e, 10 lanqe man
qeiltiqe @etrGnfe fannie. Sdon i'm
alten SeItamente leien mir oaDon unr
ole alien floiiiiAen romilhen un0
lrirdilhen S6riftitelen erbringen
6ierfiir Sic beiten gepeiie. @enA alth
Sic ltnm0glihfeit elmer ~nationalen
Erohibition flnr nlif Der Sano liegt
) orbeitct man ood onfiir, aber Dies
lei6t iid)cr: Cullen nod Ntbell ira
len. Ter .crlcudtete @eiit" ser @ro-
6ibitionsiiihrcr lit. 10 umnebelt, onb
lie iatidhlica uid)t uerontuprtlid iin0
iiir 0as. mas lie TIM. Sin niidterner
Gcrltano lit unfdhig al iolhem Iln.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Die sotidaft Ocg 9raiiOenten.

Ser @rGiioert bat es iif IN lelrler
8otidaft al ben 9ongreB angele9el'
iein lalien, oie 3tpeifel gu 5erltreliell
melfe in iiingiter 3eit Oh Der @ebr.
fqbiafeit ser Ser. Staaten laiit &c
moroen Iino unO bon Gag 3i Tag lall=
fer weroen. @as Der &raiiOent III
getreff Ser Sdbigfeit Der Ser. Staa
ten ioot, einem %etmaigen angriff alil
unier 2ano begegnen 81 folllerl
flinot i'm Naqemeinen 6erllbigellO.
Nuh meroen Oiele nit Dem elnper
ItonOen fem, mas er inbetreff Der @r.
riftunq zines groBen Itebenoen See.
res uno ser G~infiibrnng zines au9e'
meinen 3m~unqtUeilen Wtilit1roienltes
in Trieoens3eiten en%tgegenbalt. Gben'
10 0iirfte eS aagemelne 3nltli1lnlunQ
linden, tuenn er oaraltf binpeilt, bal
cine mGhtige Slotte na6 Die BOZ als
Sic Souptmebr Der Ser. Staotetl be,
trudtet meroen miiiie. Carl man Dem
9~r1iioenten in alem oieiem uouarli
beipflihten, 10 fragt es iif ood, OF
er nit Ieinen Altsfiibrnngen erreldt
hat, mas er be5peden wolte, nomlih
sic ,3meifel Oh Ser Sereitihaft Der
Ser. Staaten poaig 5u 5erltreueil.
@s mill ideinen, ais oh Der Brdlioent
iih bel gr0rterung Oieier Didtigen
Sraae aa8n lebr in Iagemeinbeiten
eraaaam bdtte, anltatt nit elmer EN-
faden un0 iadliden slntDort alf5n
morten. 0as oas amerifaniihe Solf
miilen moate, NOR niht 10 lebr elne
grorterilnq Ser 6rnge, oh Den Ser.
Gtaaten iemals @efabr bon MuBen
0roben tonne, ionoern oh Die Negie-
runa BON ben ibr felt Sabr uno Gag
in reidlihiter @eiie sur Serfiigurg
qelteuten Mitteln rehten @ebrallh
aemad,t babe, 10 boB oas bohitmOg-
Tide MaaB bon SiAerbeit fiir anler
9an0 qem1brleiltet lit. 8as Oas
amerifoniIhe @olf borg[nem aus Dem
Mltnoe Oes @%r1iioentcn, ais Der ab
Iollit 5liperldiiigen Autoritat erfab.
rem mollte, fparen ni6t Belebrungell
ii6er oen @ert elmer tiihtigen Niul
Oesmebr, ionDern cine eri6opfcnO6
A1lsfunft oariiber, Oh Die amerifani
fde &egiernng ~geionHen lei. ans Dem
gegcnpdrtigen &rieNe Die 9ebrcn 81
5ieben, bic elm jeoes Soilo Der eigenen
Siderbeit balber 0aralls 5ieben mnB-
9ariiber lit in Ser 9otiAait nidtS
entbalten uno Oesmegen oiirftc tie
troB ibrer @ortreffliAfeit in aiOeren
Stiiden pielen cine @nttdulhung be-
reitet baben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Nns NnLi ghentrr.

Sin Bolts Ebeoter miro nadite
Mode cine Der beiten g%oritelungen
gegeben meroen, Die ie aiif Der eng
lid iprchenOeu 8iibne eeieben NOR
Den. SIN Globe Sbeater in 9OnOon
wurOe Dies Stiid 1860 Wlal norge.
fiibrt. Gs lit cine 4omo0ie unO be
titelt: nGbarleD's I1nt~ unO lit be-
reits Dor Ginger 3eit in 8aibingtolI
geipielt moroen. gs bonOelt iid bier
Inn oaS Serbeii9affen einerAnitanOs-
0ame fir 5mei iunge Wfdnner mo De-
rem @eliebten. Sir Oieies nngeneb-
lme @mt mar Die Sallte Oes einen
ittllgen ManneS %ouserforer, Die aber
leiOer niht re6t8eitig anlangte. Sn
Ieiner SCOT berfIeioet ii6 Der cine JIM
&c Yfann uno ipielt ole &oae Der
gInitauOsOoue. 0orauf iolgt cine
Heibe BON &omplifationen, Oie in ME
enOenDoaenOen Sp1Ben ibreu 9Ib-
iAluB finOen.
9efanntli6 beronItalten ole ga
men 0es 0euti6 @merifaniiden
1914 0ameit : @ilfsfomites am
6reitag, Den Is. Sanllar 1915, cine
@obltdtigfeits @~orIteQitng i'm go
lis Sbeater gum 8eiten Ser @ittpen
lno @aiien gefaaener oeuti6er 9rie-
ger. 9orlm moge fiH ieOer fir Die
len i~pe5ielen Gag, olio 6reitag,
ben Is. Sonuar 1915, redt5eitig nit
Ebeaterpl1ben berieben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Elm scHWARZER LANDsMANN.

Eyen the war has its bright side.
Two negro porters yer discussing it
as they waited for a train to pull into
the station.
"Man," said the first, "dem Germany
submaroons is sho'ly gwine to sink de
British Navy. Vas, Stree, dey's sholy
gwine to splode dem naval boats dat's
waitin' out yonda."
"Sho!" said porter No. 2. "An' what's
gwine ter happen DEM"
Why, dem Germany submaroonsll
come right on cross de ocean an
'splode de rest OBJ de naval boats OBJ de
world. OATS what'll happen den,
Samboi"
well, looky heah, Gawge. Amt yo'
an me better decla' ouahselves a
couple O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r
Man." said Gawge, "yo' all kin be
a MORTALITY if yo' wants to. Ah'm a
German!'-New York Evening Sun.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
SrcO. @cOcr.

IS Qiebt mr. lpcllige NcItailratio.
llcl III 0ieier Stu0t, no man nad)
Oclltihcr Nrt uIles @eniitli6e- mlo
Graftifbe pcrcint finoet. SOLID ELI
Elns miro geiiibrt bon Serril Sre0
@cpcr, go. 1927 Ate Str. N.=M.
Cine prdhtige Sallbe, Mcbcngllirlan
oell al @an0 uno 9ede perieber
Ocll 9eilidber in bic Sommcrs8cit
uno III Die nlte @einlat. @s berri6t
GlIbe mo SrOnnuIg, mo Die Neoie-
nlllg miro BON b0iliAen 9~luiw6rterll
6ciorgt, SeOcn 9(bello ipielt ell gu-
res Srheiler. Die &iidjc lit uor5iig
LID, cine Ser beIten ser Stoot. @s
iuio bielioe ioiuie inIportierte 9ierc
erbGltlid). Ser @epcr, nit ocn Gel
crallgcu, lit ltctS perionli6 nllipcienD
ruiO iholit iebr onf prornpte YeOie-
lllng ieincr &unOen. Sir bic Com.
~nlersseit trifit @err @eper bcionOerc
&oltGeitrnNcn. I'M Zen @6iten uleS
10 nett ltn6 beqiienl pie nl0Alih 81
MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Snrcamr SeS 9anOuirtidafts DC.
partmcnts iinSen nenes Seim.

0os I'M 6riibiahr Oes porigen Sob
res in 9lngriff gcnonmene 8ebauoe
fiir Die 9urealtr PES 9dnOfDirtihafts
departments an Ser 8-Str., 5piihen
f3einbal6 un0 14tc Str. lit Nun pol
0us lleberlieOeln in oas neltc
0eim miro am nG1iten Montag itdtt-
finoen. SIN erIten Stodperd miro
Ole Sibliotbef unterge6radt nerOell
inn 8peiten sic Snitrumente fiir BIZ
oloqiIdc llnterill6nngen; Der brittle
5tod lit fir 9aboratorien eingerih-
tet. 0as gauge @ebduoe lit iehr &C.
rdltntiQ ltnO MODERN unO miro leilem
3med poa lrlo gan5 geredt.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
IrirSsnSfcicr 0erIcat.
&armm icht uad engliidIer @fciie
tan3cn?

Tas Grefiitiu &pmitc Oes &omi.
tes pom 6um0ert. oos pom Dem SoarO
ser 0iItriftS Gommiiidrc ernannt
tuor, Inn Die Gsntar SrieOensieicr
Sl arrunOierclb foBte cine &eiolution,
0er1cuaB oieie 6eierlidfeit poraus.
iid)tlib crit I'M Sabre 1917 itattiin-
sen ioa iii Sin6lid allf Die gegenDdr-
tioe crnitc Gage @ltropas. 3ieie Sci
n jontc itattfinoen 5rni AnOenfen al
Ocn SrieoeusidluB 81 @bent 5pildet
Sen Scr. Stoaten uno @nglonO. @ir
iinO obiolltt oagcgen, DAB cine iolde
5Seierlidfeit iiberbaupt ltuttfinoen lpu
t.n0 0crartige AeuBcrungen limo olib
im &oaareb pernommen mor0eli. Sc
scr Nmcrifaner iolte etfDas mebr pa
triotiides @efiibl beiiben ltno nit
Gernftuna al sic oomaligen @ra!l-
lamfeitcn Oeufen. ODD lei0er gibt
IS uicle, Oie lett nod Dor ben cngli-
Id)en Spraitnen frie1en. @arlm
ioaten mir Oeru iiberbaltpt NIT Oen
@nQldnoern @riioeriAaft lhlieBeh2
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
THE ACME or HYPOCRISY.

There is no quality of the British
that is more repulsive to every decent
thinking person than their hypocrisy.
1t is the one thing that more than any
other distinguishes them from other
peoples, and in no phase of their daily
life is it more to be found than in
their religion. We are led to this sub
ject by a sermon recently preached in
St. Paul's Cathedral in London by its
Dean, Canon Inge. Like others of his
countrymen he sees red when he
thinks of the Kaiser, and on this
occasion went the limit. After
referring to British commercialism
and its colonial expansion he said:
For us who have not w%orshipped
this Moloch, who have kept our
ornaments at the bare limit of safety,
is it possible our reward may be to
see this Abbey share the fate Of
Rheims and oxford that of Louvain?
We hope to win in this war, but if not,
be it known to thee, o Emperor, we
will not serve thy gods not worship
the bloodstained image Of iron thou
hast set up.
Nothing could sound finer and no
doubt it resounded through the arched
dome of st. Paul's and thrilled the
hearts of his hearers with holy indig-
nation against the arch-fiend and bug
bear of England, the German Kaiser.
But there is, as they say, "a niger
in the wood pile" An examination Of
the share list of the great Vickers-
Maxim Armament Company has dis
closed the fact that the name of Canon
Image is to be found among its most
prominent shareholders. That other
great British war-material making
company, Armstrong, Whitworth x
Co., reckons the Canon among its
shareholders, and along with his are
to be found the names of Bishops,
those of Adelaide, Hexham, Kensing-
ton and Newport, and those of Arch
deacons galore, together with the
President of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association and other religious
personages.
But the most interesting point about
Canon Inge's denunciation of the Ger
man Moloch is that Albert Vickers of
the Managing Director of one of the
big Krupp combines, in which Canon
Inge is a heavy stakeholder; and
Vickers is one of the five partners in
the Austrian Whitehead Torpedo
Works at Trieste, which has supplied
t%orpedoes to help blow up British var
ships. The Kaiser himself is a heavy
investor in Krupps, so that Canon
Inge is a fellow-shareholder with him
in the war-material making companies.
Comment on this is unnecessary.
The whole business speaks for itself,
and if there are any readers of The
Gaelic American who know any more
Grass case of British hypocrisy than
that Of Canon Inge, we hope they will
communicate it to us, certified, with
out delay. We shall be glad to hear
from them.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
GIVE GERMANY A SQUARE DEAL.
BIZ Robert N. La FoIIettee

Gin Congress as throughout the
United States we believe the ma
jority are believers in the Square
Deal and in Fair Play for all. Many
Of the members are in sympathy with
Philander G. Knox's recent comments
on American neutrality. Senator La
Toilette, who is recognized as one of
the ablest men at Washington and
who can always be depended upon
to stand up for Fair Play, has written
his opinion on the American attitude
in this crises, and we take great
pleasure in reprinting his editorial as
it appeared in La Follette's Week
ly.")
Captain Levert Coleman of the
United States Army is represented in
the press dispatches as having ar
rived IN American last Saturday from
Liverpool on the 'Lusitania." He is
quoted as authorizing the charge that
German atrocities were the result of
orders from high German military
authorities; but following the re-
treat of the army of General Won
Kluck, the Uhlans returned to the
field and turned their machine guns
upon the wounded, lying everywhere,
killing them almost to a man. Many
trod upon other wounded men. who,
if they groaned, were shot without
pity
The gross improperly of such com
ment upon the military authorities on
either side of this great conflict by
an officer in u army is at once mani
fest. This would seem to be a case
meriting the attention Of the War de-
partment.
1t is to be deplored that the Ameri-
can press persists in giving currency
to the malicious inventions controll-
ing SO much of the European war
news. From the firing of the first
gun, the foreign dispatches began to
reek with CHASTITY stories of alleged
German atrocity." The vocabulary
of h~orrifying terms was exhausted in
describing and denouncing the Kai-
ser's soldiers.
For weeks Germany was wholly
without direct means of communica-
ton. Her voice was silenced and the
opposition filled the news columns of
the world with representations of the
: unspeakable cruelty of Germans"
1t almost seemed that the food tide of
these charges of German barbarity
would quite submerge our American
sense of fair play. Then our people
began to remember that we knew
something of Germans and Germany
ourselves; that their resolute main
tenance of right and justice and integ-
rity and good order has stamped
itself upon the character of almost
every community in our own coun-
try; that the German love of music
and song, and children and home;
that German poetry and literature and
culture we're persistent forces in
the higher civilization of all the
world.
1t is well for us to remember that
war is always cruel; that its iron
tread means destruction and devasta-
ton, whether its march is across
Europe. or from Atlanta to the sea;
that war rouses all the fiercest human
passions; that there are always cases
Of brutality and outrage-and that
usually there is quite as much of it
on one side as upon the other.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

@cf6GftSlcutc, wclhc re-
JcImdBig a%n8eiGcn, Iteuen ii6 ielbii
aas bette 3eugnis aus. 9as Yubli-
mcnOet ~Oenienigen @eldaftS-
icltten nit 8orliebe cine &unoidaft
III, mel6c ibrcn Namen itets bpr
iIlcr Ilgen ,Gnben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
@t0Otii0r MrniBfcttsn.
E6dlterdlen aeb0rcn.

@roBe 6reilOe febrte Oieier Gage
Gin i'm Sallc Oes Serrn 0eurD @itt
in Siluer Sia, MO., Dem leine @at
tin Gin aacrlicbites S0dterben
ldenftc. Mutter nm0 Sohter6en
linO mohlauf.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
bic @eicaIhaft Der M%ai6iugtuncr
eleftriIdem Strnfenbubn plant fiir5eTC
ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Die Subtle Utilities &ommiliipn
pirO boditmabriheinlid nod Dor
8ei6nodten ser @aibington Soil-
man onO electric So. bic @rlaubnis
erteilen cine fringe &erbinOimgslinlc
sic IA. StraBe cntlong 5miiden Der
f. unO GsStraBen 2inie, 5. +. 8enn-
inluania 9lne. ber5ulteaen, D. J.. nllr
Elm @epiert lang. Dies miiroc cine
oircfte @erbinolung 5miiden Dem
GoromeIten ser StaOt unO Dem 9ltre=
al Of @rinting anO G%ngraoing, pnO
anOeren offentliden @ebduoen beoeil-
ten,
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
AleganOria, 90.
:. 9feece Gaton, 1913 90 9iopaI ct

@eqen 9logeu, sic uuS bie unO "a
aufomrnen, oaB oas uSournal" nidt
bis 5onnabeno Abenos, ooer erlt
Wtontags III oie SdnOe Der Seler
fon1rnt, teilen mir nit, OaB Die Bel
tang 3citig gcrlg auf Die %oll
fomnnt, nm Samitags @torgens nit
rriter 9oIt obgeliefert 81 peroen.
Wtau beldwere ii6 prompt bel ocIl
Scrren SeieitrGeern. Sci 8ieOer'
bollng bitten mir nm gfadrtdt per
ScIcp6on, Wfain 1888, Ooer oilrrf
9oitfarte.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

S il alien 6amilien fomlmt cinmal
cine tribe Stunoe, penn man einen
9cidenbeltatter bcoarf. in ioldpm
Sale erinnre man iid an S. SO. Sec,
pcIder nuf OoS @cite ciugerihtct lit.
1as ein3igc &rematoriim un0 Sea-
pele in 0ieler Stnot.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

@eoS S. Saul, Ser poblbefann=
tc &oggenbrot- lin0 Yiimpernidel-
@Gfer, empfieblt Oieie Yrooufte iei-
ner @aderei. SIN @eiteren lit pa nod
cine idoue MiiSmabl bon &onfeft al
fer glrt. geeignet 5iI @aihenfcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
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elarence g}obe, 5O7 @.Str., @:.@
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N.-@.
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