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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

every cafe. anything you like to gam hlr on good newspapers, millionaire and slumS. From it's gold laden sands more than $35.000, poo has been shipped away. and present methods of extract ing the gold will keep steadily at that probability that the total output of the immediate region will at last pass s9O0. .00o .00O. Washington Times
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05
NEWS FROM S0UROOuGHS
 ON THE OUTSIDE

Joe Jourden has received letters 1T, m Lieut., Fred w Buschcu. Inn >,nth infantry wh" is now stationed Ut Fort M,phcr,tu aud from Errd Hanks whu K mixed uI wtth tn, bright lights along thoadw,N
 Mir, Jourdau has kndN r,'mitt-,, tn NUGGET tu publish extracts from these two letters which win interest \ umcites
 Hanks. writing from the Lambs. the home of all good thrratriCAl men in New York says that Rex Reach pu' hin up lt th" Cmh aud that tr has been pretty husN with the ).adinl liPhts of the musical comedy world Interesting them in some of his work He was surprised tu see that iucs,ima hle comedian Frank Daniels. iu the club fur h., had an idea that Ac Was dead Dave Wartirld ts also tr rNi- t"ncc around the actor iulut and Frrd r. particularly interested m those two musical gcniuscs Victor Herbert and George Hobart. Fred also has a let
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pROGRESSivES NOT DEAD. ecial Nuooet Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan 3-That the ! IL gressiNe party still lives in spite of the assertions from it's ranks that are daily occurring is evidenced by the orsning here today of headquarters f.em which the next campaign will he directed
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

Rtports from Iron creek roadhouSc state that the miner \sphom who Was reI orIrd lost some days ago has not been found His wife k still at the |, tdh"us" bat hope uf tndiuc 'hr m1n alive has been given up
 Mrs. Ross. wife of James Ross uf th" Independent Meat Market. gave r'rth [" twelve pound boy early this morning
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SLIGHT BLAZE.

About ten o'clock last night an a,irm of fire called the department I, First avenue near Dry creek bridg.. where there was a small fire in th. house used by Scotty Allan as kitchen for his dogs. The blaze was quickly extinguished with the chem ical.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05
NEWS NOTES

The regular monthly meeting of the so hool board will be held in the IT. { o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

Harry Johnston rrp"rts that after "n" n'vluck on Saturday night was tn, uuictrst he has seen. He saw few peopl" on the street after that houl it being the uuictest night in tho his tCrN of the camp All the regulars apparently took 1t home with thrm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

In spite of the carly closing Satur- day night, ar because of it. ther. seem tt tn be more ntoNication than usual h, for" tn" closing honr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The carnival r,mmittn, met \rst.r daN and number nf rt.w features we're discussed which win not b. mt,l IuhliC "t present. but which promise L. hc "i great interest. The program [" h" given before the queen will cou- s'St "f len numbers. The pur,'q con test wIh h" 'arrl"d on again from to iaN
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

L.! [" Irving Berlin and will look him up Fred thinks there is easy money n the moN Ing picture business. Dan X iuc has been in New York and Fred has seen George baldwin who is lead ,uL man with Nalrska Surat He send hls best regards tn the boys in Nome
 In hts communication Lieut. lsuschcn $. Ns that hv has seen an account nf the storm and hopes that none "f his ii'uds in Nome have suffered The movie reels that Dobson mad" have tnIrttrd a touch of hnmcsiCkncss for "u"rth ot 53 into the liemtcnants life lle had the pictures brought out to the past and exhibited thcr, Lieutenant l',rs,hru has passed through a Nrr> severe illness from which his friends ru Nome will he glad to krow that h" K fully r"t"Ncrrd. They Will also hc E,i,d to know that Lieut. RnsChrn IS married and that he is enjoying his present duty at Fort McPhcrsen Ha sends his remembrance and best re- Falds to his old friends in Nome
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 AT THE NEW EAGLE

iI>mrs1h Bros Apollo Beer on cr' 'qht oIso Select" by the bottle or case
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Are you a subscriber to the Mug get? # not why not?
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

Gunnar kasScn. a well known min lerInr from an attack of appendicit,s
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The Ladies Aud S"cle,> of the Fed ctated church. will meet in the social rooms of the church tomorrow after neon at ? 30
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

hr and Mrs Ncistcr chaprruned .l a9nc" at the k"g"aNah koSza on Sat uriaN night
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The Miners Home Club gava thAii usual weekly card party on Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

Joe Nint is said to he contem plating a trip to the American river in few days
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on" hundred and seventy two mem hers "t the Loyal order of Moose will attend the Federated church in q body next sunday evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05
NATIVE ACCUSES SOLDIERS.

A native has reported that he was held up by some soldiers late Saturday lnN' Stig;tti"n of the holdup is now un- derWaN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The regular general term of the Dis 'r,ct court opened this morning.
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pf ta Nome Daily Nugget, 33.00 Der mouth delivered to your homes every nigh, heSore o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The Christmas holiday hcinc over the public schools resumed business tfs morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

The male quartet composed of Henry lehfeldt. F, R. Cowden. j. Allison Rruner and Elmer Reed added much to the services at the Federated church last night The anthem. "vesper Hymn" was Well rendered hv the choir
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-05

Mrs. Bartlett will reopen her dane ing Icass "Wednesday at 6 ?. m, at X. K. hall.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY To the Peoples Laundry whore you none but white employees. whs receive the standard wages
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The regular mail closes at o'clock this afternoon, registered mail will close at 4:30. The mail leaves for the outside tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1914-10-24
All Bargains.
Select Your Home From This List

Buy for Home. Investment or Speculation.
Prices Less Than Cost of Construction You Present
of the Lot
Evening star., 1914-10-24
of the Lot.

FOR SALE
A SWELL LOCATION
ST. NEAR N. H. AVE.
surrounded by many Of the
most expensive residences in the
city.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Separate Built House.
IL rooms, most of them very
large
Two (2) fine bathrooms.
Lot 226x1O0 to alley.
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$500.
Near Columbia road and Biltmore
street.
10 rooms
rooms deep.
stairways.
Hot-water heat.
elegant baths.
Room for garage.
FOR SALE-HERE'S a BARGAIN
FOR YOU.
One of those desirable houses IN
the $500 block on 14th st.
Taken in trade, new owner Will
sell for $4,000.
Trust, $1,000.
Porch house.
10 rooms.
baths.
HoT-WATER HEAT.
FOR SALE-WE WILL MAKE
YOU A PRESENT OF $500.
$1,000 will buy this $500 house
"a thoroughly well constructed
house, erected by a reliable build
er
stories: cellar; rooms deep.
Lot 20X114.
18th st. near Newton, $500 block.
About the best house on this
Evening star., 1914-10-24

FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE
s6.5O0 will buy handsome resi-
dence near 14th and Euclid streets,
built to sell for $4,000.
Containing twelve rooms. three
bathrooms. hot-water heat; four
rooms deep on the first floor; deep
lot to wide alley.
The reason this house is offered
for sale at such an extremely low
price is on account of the first
owner having taken it for a debt.
If you wish to secure a bargain for
a home, investment or speculation.
this is your opportunity.
Evening star., 1914-10-24

A new brick dwelling and brick
garage in that choice section of
the Heights west of 10th street;
one of the most attractive two
story houses ever erected in this
section: about every modern con-
venience: hardwood trimmed:
hardwood polished floors; gas and
electric lights; hot-water heat;
covered front porches: expensive
mantels: attractive decorations;
surrounded by high-class homes.
Do not think of purchasing home
until you have inspected this well
arranged house.
Evening star., 1914-10-24

FOR SALE-$1, 900.
Near Conn. Ave. bridge.
4 decided bargain.
10 rooms.
Two t2) baths.
Lot 24x120.
Heated with hot water.
FOR SALE-s5.O 900 WILL BUY A
home on Mass. ave. NV. west OF
9th.
9 rooms; 20 feet wide.
A lovely location.
Evening star., 1914-10-24

FOR SALE - THIS LOVELY
CORNER.
HOO EUCLID ST.
Owner leaving city wishes a
quick sale.
An exceptionally fine corner.
4 rooms deep on 2 floors.
Hot-water heat. Electric lights.
Hardwood trim.
Inspection by permit only.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
.. VI. 2.
5orboIoene paa
Risfionsmarfen

geltpreIien for Get oonife Uiis.
iionsielifnbo bolot ben 10. % fl.
Worts Msoe % beifGitigeoe fig
oo bl. a. meo 5orboloene pna WfiS-
iionsmorferne.
Sra De inoiife MisiionGrers
aoniercnee / 3irufoilur / San.
Wo. b. u. i%orelan Der Beretning,
% &onierencen mnn %betegnes iom
bobenOe ppret meget nellDffet.
af &c Der iremiotte 5oriIng goo
fenoie geitprelien bl. a. ielgenoe:
Wisiion9r Rielien aniGttes /
.Silonm" eiter lin 3ilbagefomit
fra 9onmarf (Som befenot er 6ril
9ittmann og Misiionar 9tieIien
meo 5amiIie for 3i6en poa Bel
biem til 0onmorf). WisiionGrSan.
fen iorblioer / pSiIoam~ inOtiI
MisiionGr Rieliens Iil6agetomit
Der oprettes en- M W%iisiions'
Itotion llImonrpet (IirutoiIur
Giitr.). ioet man 9oor no ira, at
Der ogiaa optoges et grbeioe i
9iruoacbalom 3olnf.
Get tillaoes Misiionpr 9inOiIeu
oe 8rt. @itt at ino9nn 9egteifob
til I. Moi 3. 81. DC oil iaa %forele.
big 9olis / SiIoom % rimeIigOis
ienere paa ocn me Citation llIun.
onrpet.
Or. Sy%iuuqerien oil omfring De.
cember finite til Mlisiionsboipito.
let / 3irufoilur. 5amrilien iIptter
ierIt oertiI. eiter at ben nGite aon'
ferente bar ppret boI6t. i San.
go. 1915.
Gegningernc til @igbicbooI /
aormel qoofenotes. og Der beOilge.
oes til Opierellen al g1gnlngeriie
34,40O 3p. (ca. 10000 ar.). for.
belt poa 2 Mar. Reoerinaen / Sn.
oien tiIifpocr oct boIpe 9elsb.
9igeIeoes aoofenotes Eegninger
oe Sperilae til SpaeplcieriteboIi.
gen | 1irufoilur, oe Der beOiIgeoes
10000 8p. (co. $4,000 ar.) BERTH,
foroeIt pnn 9 aar.
Der oprettes en- tamulit MeIlem.
ffole | anlur til 5000 Hp., og og.
fon Der tiIifpber g%eaeringen oct
boIpe 0eIeb.
efsomen | 1omlllif er beitnoet
al Or. Sungerien. MisiionGrerne
aonae og 9inbfeo iamt 5rf. 81.
renien.
8eorsrenoc Den fineiiife Misiions'
mari mcooeIer @eitpreIien. ioet Den
MI %betrogter 9uegeorbeioet oeo So
ipiiolet / Siiu.pen iom %niiluttet, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01


DC iamleoe llogiiter beriil onoragep
ca. 10000 SIR.
st anorngenoe ira Meuigbeoen
/ antnng ON Si9lp til Opierelien
al airfen beipares oerben, at Der
peo 9pg9eriets Afilutning al ..
W. S.s aosie pil bIipe tllitillet
Menigbeoen en- IienoeoeI al ben
iamleoe gpgseium.
s.. j. II. SIS % Marsielt. 5
St. 8. Il. Ms, meo oannebrogsior
beoe @nirInnoer, 8lomiter % 2ps
iGroeles mutt ppnteoe, 5eitial
fanot iiIg. str. 3ebI." ~2litenen Den
II. Warts Den ofiicielle Set Ste0
/ anleonine Of 81. 3. Il. SIS %
9(ors Silbilpum - og Get en- Sell.
ion tent oil gaa 0eItagerne / @Iem.
me.
Straolenoe al @lG0e iao DC Der
Ionas De blomiterimDffeOe 9oroe,
ieitfluote / oereS bpioe Sfruo o9
bclpit al oct reoe transparent /
Salens 9aggrlrno g. =. Il. g.,
lSs9-1914: Gaffer Serren
t6i ban er gool
% iaa ben Strsm al 5eittaler
6eitgober. 5eitbiliener, 6eitiange og
enonu mere meo 5eit-, iom / ilere
Elmer inl9teSIog / Sloa- oct bar
oeo at toge 8eiret ira Ell i%toffeI5
Heierent, men De rnge aOinoer
iputes at bare utrGttelige / oeres
6eitalpOe.
Sna6 Der blep ingt / 2sbet al DC
10 Elmer, Soften oareoe. er bet
umuIiat at gine ct uotsmmenoeSno.
trnf al. Stun nogle Ropne:
6orrningens 5ormono, aomtesie
2erhe. bso gelfommen % brogte
iiocn ! ell IoIe aomtesle anlttb.
SRI. Goa Olien oe 9aitor Steen
5Heninaens 1of.
aomtesie anntb talte ON ,Snner
oQ 8remmer" for &. 3. II. SIS
6rcmiio. -oa Bot. Steen ON 9pg.
geiosen.
7ereiter aiiong 5oreninaensS ana.
for unoer 9eoeIie al bets Dirigeni
gennem % aar, Orgoniit Sobs-
Beef, noale imuffe Songe, Der lige.
iom noaIe Sonae al 6ru Gina Sor'
nenIami uofte itor 9egeiitring.
Sefretrrernc, 6rf.ne ". Ssren-
fen % 6. 2iisberg, oplGite De SilS'
ner, Der bar inoIsbet fra omtrent
iomtIiae 2onoets 81. q. II. a..af'
oeIinger, iant 9ap Weooelelie ON
De tnlrige gpggeionosgaber, Der =
ouerneienoe / Sub - bar in6lsbei
ira ale Sioer.
llnoer .Oroet irit" oOerbragtes
Der Silien oe 9af fra Ell WGngo'
al Meniabeoens 8irfiombeoer Sir.
feIia 5orenins for Snorc.Misiion
Moriaiorbunoet, WogooIeneblem'
met, q. Z. II. W. og mango ilere-
ct llotrbf ior, buor opbt 81. 3. Il
g.. arbeioet griber ino ! W'enigbe.
0ens 2ib.
Soften iIitteoe me6 eli anoog'
peo 9nitor =. gnng, bporeiter Of
J iubiIcrenoe Scr ifiltes for til
ifpnoet aennem oct feitIige Gam
oGr at goo no og .poprc on
@ro. Tom er 2iuct, ct lpienoe Dub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Udvalg af
GYLDENDALS STORE NEDSETTELSE.

AT Gyldendals store Neds@ttelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
b. a. fslgende, som sendes portofrit til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de ~vedf6jede yderst lave Priser.
Religisse og teologiske Skrifter:
Breve fra Luther, oversatte af F. L. MINISTER. 438 Slider. 80
Theologiske Afhandlinger af c. e. Scharling. 428 Slider. 40
Syv Predikener for Born, af Gordon Cathrop. SO Slider 10
A. S. Paulsen Jesu Barndom og Ungdom. 223 Slider. 20
+. Nielsen: Sj@le- og T~enkelere. SO Slider .......... 20
Sgren Kierkegaard: 0~jeblikket. 1913 Slider -. 40
Sgren Kierkegaard: Frygt og Bayen. IA Slider 49,. .35
j. p. MINISTER: Pr9dikener. 1se Bind. 400 Slider. -. 80
j. p. MINISTER: Efterladte Pradikener. pa Slider ...... .25
Grundtvig: Bibelkr9nike for Born og Menigmand 1855. IS
Blaise Pascal, Hans Kamp mod Jesuitterne IT'S Slider. 20
A. C. Larsens FortolEninger. II Bind tilsammen nu.. $50
Historic, Biografi o. S v.
THRICE: Danmarks Historic wort Aarhundrede:
T. og II. Del. 1908 Slider 81 Kr. M kun .......... $175
Danmarks Folk. 1856 dobbeltspaltede Slider. 1853 Ilu-
Grnndtvig: Mands Minde. COB Slider ............. so
Listov: Luthers Levnet. $50 Slider, =. ............ .35
Schwanenfagel: II. c. Andersen, 161 Slider. .65
Jens Munks Navigato Septentrionahs .... -. 20
Bodenhoff: Fra Dannevirke til Ais. 1877 Slider. :. .35
oppermann. Dalgas, Hedesagens Forkemper. 80 Slider 10
Ltteratur:
Grndtvig: Danske Kpmpeviser. 300 Slider ........ 20
Chr. Richardt: Blandede Digte. 27 Slider. ......... .35
Digter og skizzer fra danske Forfattere. 1877 Slider. :. .25
H. C. Andersen: De to Baronesser. 276 Slider. 49,. .35
Sophie Breum .Julegester og andre Fistorier. 136Sider. .35
Tlv Baumbachske Eventyr. 129 Slider: ............ .15
Ibsens Brand" episk Form. 264 Slider med Ann. 80
G%rundtvig: Krsnikerim. BOG Slider ...........,. 40
Eyentyrskrinet. We'd Carl Ewald. ILL., af LouisMoe. Is. Ito
Nedsrttelsen varer kun til Nov. 1914 og Antallet af
Eksemplarer er begrenset. Man tlraades at bestille straks-
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
y. Z. Waoiens Sfriffer.

5sleenoe Sfriiter al Bait. u.
g. Waoien er mn after paa Eager
eIter for Ell 1io al bope pGrct no.
ioIet hos os:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

AT G~yldendals store Nedsattelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
bl. a. fglgende, som sendes portofrit til enhver Adresse we'd
Modtagelse af de ~vedf9jede yderst lave Prser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

8abr fra aonscparret. Grs, Mai.
aon9en 90 Gronningen bar ~tilitil-
let 1e ionpirfenoe Menigbeospleier
Ell @ape. pao 1000 SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Winocfeitcr pna @ejle.@gnen. -
Belle, 13. Mnrts. 80 aors Dagene
for aompcne neo Belle minoes /
bisic Gage Der paa Ggnen. 6orIc.
ben ofbolotes en- al 400 9eltagere
beiegt @~eteranfoit / Seuinee, bbor
DC 9omle Gctcraner iortnlte ON DC.
res OpIcpclier oeo 0anneoirfe %
8pbbel % moer 9ompene oeo Sci.
Ie. 9ignenoe Sommenfomiter FIN
Der SteO runot / ggnen, iaaleoes |
SiortsbaIe, 2Gbolm, gpferfe %
Here Steoer.
6n n6Nssclis Situation. 5orIe-
Den Gag, oa 8ognmono Simonien
al Sfine fom ferenoe nle6 ct 2ps
aorniptfe eennem en- Bort, fom ban
| ielge nSfioe 3oIfebl." t alemuC
mellem Suffeue % 8ortronoen. Der
par offiirat ioo megen Yloos, al
SoOcoet funoe ilippe igennem, Den
eoriae Del al 2eopntet bleo un0er
ct boIoiomt Erbf presiet iaennel
unoer @ennemfsrSlen. Simoniell
bleb 6eIt itoolblao / Nniiatet. Sal
if &pagen lpoeret ea fertes til fl
Sien, bbor ban itrofS fom uuoei
2GeebcbanoIing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-28

anu Oh 81. MennenOulQ ana now QOlQ
the main highways and the railroad
lines in that vicinity.
Attempts of Belgians to make a
successful soTtie from Antwerp have
been frustrated and many prisoners
and an armOred car have been taken.
Eondon.-Sixteen days of fighting,
fourteen in the battle of the Aisne
and two in a rear guard action, have
failed to bring decisive victory to
either side in France. This was Off
cially admitted at the war Office cou-
pied with the statement, however,
. that all of the advantage remains
with the allies.
While the censorship is more strict
than at any time since the opening
Of hostilities, it is explained there are
certain evidences especially on the
extreme left that the Germans are
weakening. ,.
IN this connection a report from
Ostend that Mons was burning Gre
ated sensation today. 1t is at Mons
that Gen. Won BOehm established his
headquarters when he started south
from Brussels with the main army
that was operating in Belgium.
If it is true that Mons actually is
burning it may mean that the Brit
ish-French armies are in strong force
and have raided the German COM
munications far north of the point
where up to the present any fighting
has been reported.
The English people are placing
great hopes on this report, but it is
not confirmed from any source that
carries official weight and Ostend for
the last few. days has been a most
unreliable rumor factory.
More significant than anything
else, however, are the eircumstantial
reports received here from Belgian
sources that an epidemic of typhoid
and allied diseases has broken out
in the ranks Of the German army
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-28

of the Dendre river near Termonde,
where it is reported 700 men have
already died of typhoid and other in
fectious diseases.
Military experts say disease can be
expected at this time now that war
has been in. progress eight weeks.
Rivers of Belgium and France have
been utilized by both sides to get rid
of dead men where there was no time
to bury them.
The cold rains which have prevail
ed for more than two weeks have
added to difficulty of gathering the
wounded. Many bodies remain Un-
buried, purifying in the water sheds
Of the rivers. Naturally this pollutes
the water supply. Consequently there
is real reason why this last news
should be authentic.
Suffering of wounded as result Of
weather conditions is fearful. Those
who cannot drag themselves to
places of shelter simply die where
they fall as pneumonia follows In
nearly every instance.
In addition, wounds that ordinarily
would be clean now get filed with
mud, and infections follows as a mat
ter Of course. In this respect it is
stated that the Germans have suffer-
ed far more than the British and
French who have maintained their
field hospitals at full strength and
have rushed their wounded well into
the south Immediately after first aid
is applied.
1890 -.r
WHERE THEY DECLARED WAR
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-28
WHERE THEY DECLARED WAR

July 28-Austria on Servia.
Aug. Germany on Russia. Ri
Aug. Germany on Belgium. Fl
Aug. 5-England on Germany.
Aug. austria on Russia.
Aug. 8-Montenegro on Austria.
Aug. Torrance on Austria. .
Aug. 12-Montenegro on Ger
many.
Aug. 13-England on Austria.
Aug. 23-Japan on Germany.
Aug. 25-Austria on Japan, e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-19
UNITED STATES PASSES
1OO,OOO,OoO POPULATION
ouadrupIins Of People ana va"
Growth Of Wealth In FIFTY
Years Told.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE popuia-
ton Of the United States today is more
than 100, 900, 900 and the money IN cir
culation totals $S.419, 900. 900. while H.
oOO, 900 OF the thrifty inhabitants have
$4,37b, 900 900 in the savings banks.
Such is the announcement made by
tho bureau OF foreign and domestic
commerce in the department OF com
merce. The pamphlet issued by the
bureau is EMIT ed Statistical Record
OF Progress of the United States. 300
1914" II gives a 'half-century retro
spect" and clear perspective OF the
nations quadrupling Of population and
multiplying a hundredfold OF indus
trial values.
Since 1850 the population, then
100000, has more than quadrupled.
says the bulletin. Commerce has grown
from s31S,000,OOO to s4,259, 100000 and
the per capita value of exports from
$685. to s2327
National wealth has increased from
100000 900 in 1870 to sl4D, 100000
600 and the money in circulation from
$4,000, 900 to s3,419000,00c For the
entire country bank clearings have
grown from $4,000, 100000 in 1897 TO
$4,000 100000 in 1913,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-19
MEXICAN WARFARE
MAY Be AvERTED
Carranza and Villa in a New
Peace Pact.
AMERICAN TROOPS TO LEAVE
LEADERS Await Action OF Asuas Ca
Uentes Convention. Which Is 70
Be Called November 20, 10
the Report.

Mexico City, Nov. 16.-Gen. Luclo
Blanco. one OF the commissioners
named by the Aguas Calientes peace
convention to confer with General Gar
rama. stated that Generals Carrahza
and villa had agreed upon suspeh-
sion of hostilities until November ~
when the Aeuas Calientes convention
will reconvene and either rat'iy OF
nullify the election OF Gen. EulaIlo
Gutierrez as provisional president.
Gen. Pablo Gonzalez is expected to
arrive here early from Aguas Caiieh'
tes He will hold short conference
with the conventions COMMISSIONERS
Generals Blanco. Obregon. Hay and
VilareA After this meeting Geheral
Gonzalez will proceed to Orizaba 10
confer with General Carranza
The war department and the iour
generals representing the AGuas va
lientes convention express the Dehei
that there is still hope for peace'ul
settlement OF the difficulties.
The students in the federal district
are preparing for an immense mass
meeting and parade in celebration Oh
the coming evacuation OF Vera cruz
which, the government papers say, VIII
occur soon.
Various labor organizations have
called upon the CarranZa government
TO raise the wages Of the tramWay
employees. who have been working I'M
der government orders since the ma
tional authorities took over the opera
ton of the lines because of strike.
The men have received an increase OF
% per cent in wages under the gov
eminent operation. An increase OF
100 per cent Is asked for, and aiiiliat-
ed labor organizations say that gen
eral strike will be called If the govern
ment does not heed the request
Washington, Nov. 16. 49, American
rule In Vera Cruz, which was estab-
lished April 81 after sharp fighting
and the loss OF 10 marines and blue.
jackets, will be terminated on Novem-
Der %. Secretary Garrison today
worked out plans for withdrawal OF
the troops after the president and Sec
rotary Bryan determined on the date
for the evacuation.
Mr. Bryan announced that all the
Mexican factions had given assurances
and guarantees requested for the Vera
Cruz citizens who worked for the
American government, and that nuns
II a gng,
the United States had made itself re
sponsible. had left the city.
Plans for the evacuation practically
we're completed some time ago when
Brigadier General Funston announced
the garrison Of more than 5000 troops
and marines could embark on the five
waiting transports within AZ hours