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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Sober 9Dnfrete SdJornitein.

9ie @gaers Nillirg Co., cine ser
arOBten bieiieen illblitrieIlen Inter
nebnumger, 6ene1 Brooitfte rod
allet Sbeilen Der Ser. Stoatear per-
fanm merben, bat ben Rontraft fir
BEN 8mt eines &onfrete Sbonruiteins
pengeben, tpeI6er an SteIIe bes Ell.
iernen S6orriteitts errihtet merben
ion, peI6er bisber bernttt tpurbe.
Neier eiierne Sbornitein tpar
itets Elm slergernib lmb cine @efabr
es ,par inrm0gli6 bem 8erroiten
beslelbep gin9alt 81 tbun nnb, in
fol9e beiiels mlrBte oerielbe inlnter
na6 eirigen Sabren erneuert per'
Oen. Tim allen oerartigen 5rltbel
un6 8erluite in 3ufltnft 5u perlnei-
ben, bot @eiddftsfiibrer Sranf @g.
gers iid entidloiien einen Sdorn.
iteim bauen 81 laiien, melder iofpobl
Der Site pie alr6 Der &Glte itlpo al'
len anberen @infhiiiell Der @itter-
I'M tpieberiteben fam.
Ser iteue Sdorrntein, nit Oeiien
gau am lesten Mortag begonnell
ipurbe, ipirb al,s berltdrftem aon'
frete gebait iperben, nit elmer in.
neren glmsneioatng bon Sel,erielten
Siegeln. Ser Shornitein miro eitle
Sobe bon So SUB uipb einen 0urd.
nteiier bon Az SirB baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Gin ssanrler nit einen @orbs.

Gin Sanner nit einem Gorbe
IN Dem ii6 elm Subn 5efanb, beitiel
ne,lIi6 in @bite 8lai,rs, &C. g.. Die
eIeftriide 9abn lrn nod bem radJ-
iten 9orfe Su fabren, IN oeIien gaibe
feline Sarm Iiegt. 9ie Sabrt foftete
MIR s Gents. slIs aber Der Gonouf-
1eur fmn, rtndte Der Surner Die il!t'
angenebme gntbedirns, 6aB er iein
Gortemonnaie pergeiien batte. @r
madte iid id)on nit beln @eoanfcl
nertraid, bob er ben Seinlipeg auf
Sduritens &appen tperbe antretel
miiiien, oa begann Die Senne m oenl
&orbe pIobIid 5u gadern. @r bob
ben 9efeI auf urpo idb elm frii6Sc.
legtes 81. gluf bic Srage, OBJ oa5
81 nidt nIs SobrgeIo angenonrnten
iperben Tonne, anttportete Der Goils
bltfteur: ,,glber ielbiperitdmolid,.
9sidel siebt es eenitg, aber Elm frt'
Id,es 81 babe i6 idon laige nidt
mebr alt ieben betoulmen." geabber
aber ioII Der Sarner eine iebr un'
angeenbfne SSere INIT feiner Sraii
gebabt baben, ipeii er es berfditr,lt
batte. ii6 auf oas 81 berausseben
sa Iaiien. (@b.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Organization elmer 0enen Sampf.
boot WelellIdaft.

Das Dmlrpfboot nWbrtle" lino Die
9arfe nRaiier" tpurben fiirslid, bon
Der Sennpatnt Serrp & Eadet Co. an
Sobn Sefnlann. gImer aitbn, ssohn
Strihtnlonn itiuo @hrtap @oblt per-
faarft meld,e iid ols ole MprtIe So,u
ing & &ndet 60 orgnniiiert bnben.
Die nelte @eielld,aft bot iid) Gon.
trnfte geiidert fiir @rbeit bei ben
Berbeiierungen entlang Dem Mii.
ioatri 0llB, ilnb miro ipnbribeinlit
ibr Boot liph ibre @arfe i'm fom-
ntenoen Sriibiabr in Ser gt6be bon
8lossoip in 9ienft iteIlen, inbenl
bort iebr pieI glrbeit in susiift se.
nomlnen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Shredlide Sledeu bes Gesema.

&aidye &uren Surd Or. poboil's
@c5enta Sentiment. s. g. Galoipell
in Stem Orleans, 60. idpeibt: oMein
glr5t rietb mir, Or. &obioll's gc5crlu
Salbe 81 neriuden. SD gebrot6-
te orei SdadteI bes Ointment muo
bnei gafes bon Or. &oblon's Ierna
3errta Seize. Seltte babe idJ mir.
genos einen sSleden an meilrem aor'
per anb id) farm iogen, BOB idj &c.
beilt bin" @s miro oasielbe fiir
Sic ,fbun. Seine Iinberltoe, bellers
De, olttiIeptiId)e @irfilng miro sic
pon allen Sdnpar5fopien, Solltolls.
ldylGgen, Gc3ema tSIeden, ginpleS,
r6tbIiden b6Blid ausiebenoen @e.
iGpiiren befreieh iuI Sbre Salit
rein utto eeinro ait geltulten. Ger.
iebt Git6 beiite nit elmer S6a6tel.
@arartirt. ollie apotbefert o6er per
8Q5t. SOC. 4feiffer @benical Co.,
sGlooelpbia iiipb ct. 2oitis. -art5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Die iiblen Splsen Der Asttation fir
SrDbibitiun.


Die giitreidHng elmer &eiolution
fiir slnrnbne zines 3uiabes CUR
8iuubesperfaiiilne, Der Brobibition
int gartaen @ebiete Der 8ereinigten
Stoaten eirfiibren ioll, bebe,ltet
mebr ols 9ebrobarne Der perionli.
den Sreibeit.
9ie @inreibiupg elmer ioId)etl &e.
iol,ttipr ltnb bie bmnitperbunoene
slgitation brinet aber au6 tpeitere
@efabren mid ii6, Die ouf anberen
@ebieten liesen. 0abei iei bic
Gbatiod,e, baB bei pationaler 8robi-
biiion lrniere 9unbeseiruiab1nen eine
enpfilpolide ginbltbe erleioen mir.
ben, bier al,Ber glft gelaiien.
geinrnlt Der &onsreB Die 9feiolu-
tion nit Der porgeiduiebenen O6ebr.
bett an, iper6en Die Brobibitioniiten
ibrelr &umpf in Die einaelnen Stan.
ten tragen. Cine @nsabl BON Staa'
ten, Ole iebt i6pn itaatlid,e arobibi-
tion bdbett, lpepoen Den 8erfaiIungs~
suias prompt bur9 ibre 2egislatlren
sutbeiBen. Die BrobibitioniIten re6
men 1aralf bob es ibnen ein 2eidt
teS lein pirb, Die slmtabnle in mebr
oils 5lpmr8ig Stauten ioiort bur65ll-
feten.
Sobalb eine Segislutur ben Ser.
faiiumgs5ltlat gutaebeiben bat, tanl
eine ipGtere 2egislatur bie @npdbnle
nidt ipieber riidgGngig MAIDEN. 9ie
Sade lit fir oen betpeffenben Stuat
erleoiet, ielbit penn es 3lpan5ig Sab
re ober mo6 lGnger Salpern iollte,
bis Ser leste Staat, Der 81 Der boz
gelGriebenen 9reibiertel Webnbeit
notbig lit, ieine 3uitimmllng gege.
BEN bat.
Sobnlo bie Srobibitioniiten eiilen
Stoat setpolnlen baben, merben lie
ibr SdladtfeJb nod einem anOern
perleger. Sic tperben ibre &rdfte
aiif eitten beltinrl11ten Staat fonsell-
triepel. 9ln oen tlotbiget finnnsieIen
llnterItiiBllna miro es ibnen ME
feblen. Ser @ei5en Der gelperbs-
nr1bigerl slgitntoren miro bliiben.
9ie ibliun1ite Solee Der slgita.
tion miro iein bob Die iogenanate
Srinffpoge boS Saitpt;ifuc itir$vzss:
Bolitif iein miro. slGe ailberen Sra.
gen. uno moeen iie nod 10 pidtig
ieir aperben in ben Sintergruto ge-
brdlpgt. So5iaIe @eietgebung, ltno
gerbot Der &ilpberarbeit, ebrlihe
ltno birefte @ablen, 9erbeiierumg
aes Stimrm5ettels, grleidterlllg Ser
llntlaufsrnittel, glterspeniion, &ran-
ferperiiderlupg. fur5, alle Soridla9c,
Ole allf cine Seblnrg Der SolfsipobI-
fabrt bin5ielen, nerben bel Seite &,
idoben.
Ger Saloon" miro Dos eir5ige
nSiiale" ieill, I'M ben iid Der 9ml5e
polittid)c &anlpf Onebt. 9ie. politi.
iben @oiie, Die peaftiondren Bartei-
mai6inen 1perben tpieoer 5ii gbren
fonrneil. 9lIes, mos an 8erbeiier.
iute urierer politiiden @inridtlin-
gen I'M ben lesten Sabren er5ielt
tpuroe, tpirb pieber pertuidtet lper-
ben.
9ies lit ben 8reis, Den eine epert-
taieIle Srofemleeirpg bes 9ar5en @e-
bietes Der 8ereinigten Staaten foiten
tpiro.-R. 3. 9eiitides Sourlnl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Gr lplrbe aemartet. uSdl lumrbe,A

Gr iuirbe gemartet. pSdJ iunrbe, +"
idrei6tSerr 8iliam &ruie bon Sib.
lep, Soma, bon einem Salttaltsidslal
auf meinem gtiifen unb ben SAuI.
tern semortert. gsad Dem @e6rald
bon bpei 5laiben sllpetpfrdllter lpar-
en- @lrsi6log unb SUDDEN ueridpurt-
cen. Sd fam iiderlid Sbr 9llpen-
frduter als oas bette aller SeiImit-
tel fir ulrreires 9lut empfeblen."
gs eiebt ipobl fein Seilnrittel, mel.
Dies BEL 8l1t., Saut. uruo fonititil.
tionelIen &ronfbeiten 10 griinoli6e
beileitbe &eiitltate betpirft bot, als
Sorti's gllpenfrGiiter. Souenoe bo.
ben 6ies be5elrgt. ltngleid) alroeren
@eoiainen iit es nidt in a(potbefen
5it baben. Spe5iaI.slgenten liefern
es 6ent NatbIiflun. 8erml Sic fei-
nen gIeellten in Sbrer gtahbaridnft
fennen, 10 idreiben Sic on: Or. Ge.
ten Sabrnep & Sons Co., 19 - %
60. Sopne slpe., Chicago, SII.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Gin ieItiam mmbebuIfencr Neiicn.

Gin ieltiam nnbeboIfencr Teiicn.
Der rtuB Der iriide Boet George
Birmingham iein. gr apar iiilpgit IN
Den Ter, Stoaten ttitb er51blt MN
in Der Solpoorer 0aiIp NtoiI bon ben
@rfabrilngen, Die er mtf lmierem 81.
'enbobnen scnnad,t bot. ,9em glnleri-
faiper mndt es mtgenldeinlid, Ser.
afritgerI nit aroeret 2eilten 5irIam-
nrelngepferft 81 iein", i6reibt er;
oer lit iiber ole Waaben fosiaI. Gin
@irBeIabtbeil fir einen @eiiertben.
fieies S5benl ie6es Mdtamerifaners,
ipiirbe linn eine SoIterfannner fem.
Gr freut itd, tpetn er nndts Elm 60.
ger bnt, liner Dem ooer ilrtter benl
nod ein ait6erer Menf6 ntf qIcident
Sa9er ridbt; er frert iid. menn in
oiefer 6ro1tgbollen Cage feline SiiBe
nit hem &opfe ser berodSbortcH
Dame in &o,tflift gernthen fonnte1
itlro er bas inn Ietter 9lnt9enbIid Der.
binoert. Sa-itnb 6os i1t 6as RGtb-
felbofte, oos @lur6erbore: er 5ieht
iih IN Ser @nge oieies 2aoers aus
itno tpieber on, in oieien MbtbeiIen,
Die an grobe S6rge geritabnen ino
in 6etten i'm BON Dem ModbarpaiIa.
gier ilid]tS trellnt als Elm 8orbona
@ie bieie 9linerifaner has 5ltiton6e
befoniiten, babe idl ME ergriittben
foniten Sd bin aitBerftanbe, meine
Geinflei6er alls- o6er alBusieben,
Deut idp auf elmer Settle Iiege anpb
niht Die Moglid)feit bobe, MIDI aiifr
5lridteit. Ser Gmerifnner fonn es,
nlIeS befonmt er fertig. gr befpnunt
es ioear fertig, ieitre &(eiber 5uiam.
meil5itialten lmrb inner Die Matrote
81 legelt, 10 6ab iie oill nGd6ten Mor.
gen lpie friidl aepldttet nit ben ihon.
item @iigeIfolten ipieber ailftoilfen.
gSie fehr i6 mid alt6 ben1iibe: id
befonme es ilid]t fertig, cine gauge
gaadt mtf rei1tem &rngen 5ll liegen,
olnte i'm 5ll 5erfnittern, Ger 9lme.
rifaner beforlmt es fertig. Seil
&ragen blei6t iteif uno gIdnsenb. SD
i9alrbere Dor bem @eoanten 5uriid.
mir mts5unralen, mie es elmer ameri'
folrii6en Game in einem Iullntoll-
Sdlaiipagen er9eben mlb. Die
aufsabe, iid am Moreen 5,t friiierer,
nlitb ibr unerb0rte Sfppierigfeiten
bietcn, ober irgen6tpie polIbrirrgt iie
auf hieieS @unber. Gum Sriibitiid
eridjeiit iie i'm Speiieipagen. friib,
ia,lber uno orbentIid, nidt I'M ge-
rilteiten 5er5oilit, limo iebe Saarna.
bcl ON Srt iuu6 Stelle Die
stnterifoner bebai,pten, baB ibr Sdlaf
pagerr ole pollfonntenite &eiiegele.
senbeit Der @eIt lei, iie bebaltpten
es, uipo mirflid, iie glarben es
ielbftl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

- Syu Mapspille, 8eaalb Count
tn purbcn Gbas. Sbears, sInoretp
Starf inc iein Sobn Souis inter
ser 9tntidge per1aftet 6rou Sbomas
g. SiifIIe oitf Der Strabe IN betrun'
fencnl 3liitarob amgerempelt 81 IA.
ber, uotltrd 6ie SSroil obnniddtig
3uiammcnfiiirtte imh in 8olge oes
auseeitonoenen Sdredens na6 fpeni'
gen Minuten itarb. 9ieien ber.
binanibbpIIen gorfalI benusten Die
aniilc!ooniiten aur abbaltitpg elmer
@oIierperimitanIling. in tpel6er cine
Sese eesen Den gertaif bon Spiri'
tuoien beIdIoiien ipuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Wiiionri's .aSrpbnftion.

Srn lesten Sabre baben bic 9ier-
brolter Miiiouri's 4,170,0S5 Sub
9ier gebrollt, bollpti1d)lid in ct.
2oltis unb &anios Gitp. 9ieie 9iefe-
rlurg mar anrpdbrenb 281a MiIIioner
Dollar ipertb. 9te 8lntbesfterer lit
ST pro Sob 8ier, tpeldes ms slus-
lotpb geia16t miro, lit itelerfrei. St
DdiIoitri iplrn6cn i'm 2Gufe bes Sob.
res ettpas iiber 21a Millionen SAB
8ier pertilgt, tpie aus ben glneaben
eubeIlt, iueld)e BEL Santpt Statiiti.
fer y. &. @bnluniton eirllieien. Ger
! itaatlife 8ierinipeftor &. g. Mosbb
nradte bieie slngober @r Toilet
tirte I'M lesten Sabre bon ben Mtii-
Iourier 8ralbern cine balbe Million
Dollars als Ssnipeftions, ,@ebiibren.
lss iino 81 @allonen 8ier in eii,Sas
groBen Sab. 9ies ergiebt fir 1918
cine 8allonensobl BON 1912 Millio-
men. 0ies tpiirbe fait 795 MiIlionen
8intHaiden Bier abgeben.-- Cine
GintfIaide bdlt nidt gai1a Elm Eilrt
gier, benn Der Smbnlt bon 10 8int-
flaiden nta6t erit cine @aIIone.
8ertbeilt man oieie Qllantitdt gIeid).
maBig auf Die eelammte @epolferltng
6es Staates, 10 beftilne ieber Mam1,
iebe Srou ltnb ieoes &tnb 243 8ints.
0tun 1imnlt an, baB foit oie Sarfte
Der 9epolferuns Miiiouri's fem Bier
trinft, 10 nluB alio oie anoere SGlfte
atgenideinlid oes @uten redt pieI
getbun bnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

oen nYtiiioairi $ennen Sde" gum
9r0Bten Gag in Der @eididte 6er
groBten Snbaitrie in Dem groBtas
@eflii9eI Staat in Der llnion ~
geitaIenl &. R. 0isiferberrp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

abonarirt anf bos $ermonner
goIfsbIatt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
MANY FISHERMEN LOOSE LIVES
NON-COM MBATANTS
 KILLED AT TORREON

rendered difficult by the federal com l,und,r, GrurrI >,rtsr,. I..u.- e n,r"d theil burial as fast as a nor,- rumhatant was killed. but judging by the nearly four hundred women and cl ildr"n that were wounded. more or less seriously, together with the stltr- mcnts of captured federal soldiers. :. seems likely that no less than three handrcd women and children were sac rticed by General Velasco when ho frequently refused to take advu':rge of General Villas offer of truce ', permit non -eomhatants tp enter hi, lines and thus saved from the terrible effects fof his tons of rtiIlerv missiles
 General Villa Vas deeply grieved by tn" great loss of Tiff" among the de f"ns"l"ss women, children and aged men, but he declared the sin was upon th" head If General Nchsco. whose stuhborness and discourtosy to Cen "ral Villas hmanitariaa c'frr of truce We're iusultingly refused
 The work of restoriua 2 normal roy- crnm"nt about T"rrron has already been started although q strict military supervision will c"ntinu"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
CHINESE SERVANT
 MURDERS WOMAN
Special Nugget Service.


 NANCOl'NER F. C. April 1 Mrs. Millard the wife of Chas. II. Aluurd. chief ticket agent for the Canadian Pacific, was found murdered in h.r home here today "nd her body iounG partially consumed in the furnace Mr Willard who has been absent from h' me for a couple of days returned yesterday and discovered the nody of luis wife in the basement furnace par ually consumed The absence of the hinese servant aroused suspicion and search instituted and h. was found IT. th" Chimes" quarters of the city W hen faced with tn" char-r of mur- dering Mrs. Willard he broke down ana C nfesscd. He said that T." took m aA with him and entering Mrs Mill lards room killed her whilr she was asleep. After killing her he att"mpte"d tu burn the body in the furnace and failing had lied from the house. He Says his object was to secure a sum oi money he knew to he in th" pos cSsor of Mrs. Willard
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04

rrc missing, many of whom We're pro Llbiy captured by the federals during \Iints desperate attempts to locate thr uulicd mines that were 50 thiclly llautcd around Toircon's outer de lenses. It k conceded that about half o, the missing men deserted or wer" lulicd neucath the debris thrown up b, tl, yNploi5lng mines.
 rh, h.rbuabIe houses at Torreon of which there are but few, are packed n.Il uf seriously wounded federals and |, brls alike and also incclude nearly TWO huudr,d women and children. .rn, matter of estimating the mum If women and children has been
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
WICKERSHAM LOOKING
 AFTER ALASKA FISHERIES

that if the methods heretofore fol-
 lowed in Alaska were exteneded to other Pacific Coast districts, the worlds supply of salmon would be 3o diminished in q few years that the St lmon industry of the country would lr ruined and urged the early action
 of the committee in giving protection .o one of Alaskas greatest resources.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
REVENUE CUTTERS SEARCH
 FOR LOST SEAL FISHERS

and United States are keeping Il keen watch to the suuthwurd uf the driftin- great transatlantic steamships an'l have so far effectively succeeded in the splendid work. The great benefits Cf wireless telegraphy have never been Letter demonstrated than during the past week, when it's warning flash < have probably saved the lives If thou sends of ocean travellers and millions of dollars in steamships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
NO RESERVE BANK FOR
 SEATTLE DISAPPINTING

tuo reserve mul> commission. Much curiosity is manifested considering th' .amtpr ot smaller southern cities that were among the lucl>y ones. Tn" con vr"ss,n,u from tho Northw"s'om states will uh.ly he called upon fpl explanations at the permitting the spiriD City to lose this desirable re- piunaI bank dcsignatiun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04

OuS.
 Wireless epurts up to this morning fail to show that any of the doomed fish boats or their crews have been rescued The score of Newfoundlan1 fisher villages are deep in gloom, the death of over one hundred and fifty fathers and sons having already been confirmed, while the possibility of the list being increased to five hundred is so likely that the grief stricken people are crazed over their terrible losses.
 The navy cruisers of both England
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska. April 3, 191 Temperature-Ma B. Min. @S. Barometer-29.S6 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-S. F.. 16 miles per hour Precipitation-Tr Trace snow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
Special Nugget Service

Fl. rASO, April 1. Nearly d dozen |, reign army officers that are enjoy ms the courtesy of the constitutional ist army commanders today wiredd the correct dead and wounded list of tn" battle of Torrcon. The federal loss h;rs been placed at nine hundred anu Gfty killed outright sixteen hundred wounded, many of whom will probably dic. Four hundred and twenty n1c taken prisoners by thc victorious General NiIla The c"nsttulWu1Il.l
 bss is srNrn hundred and s","ntN-
 nN, Killed niue handrrU w"und"d wilh about two mmdecd reported an"r-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

BOSTON. April {. Revenue cu ters of the United States and Canada arc securing the entire New Found l nd coast for clue of the fate of thc several hundred fishermen who are f'ared to have been lost during the terrible storms of Wednesday and urge iccberhs have drifted unusually f; r south this spring making the navi- rntion of the Canadian and North Atlantic waters enormously danger
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Aprl 1. There k muCi disappointment among S"'ltt.s bankers and commercial people h.- cause this city failed to be designated as a federal reserve bank. S'Mn
 bankers and business organizations were confident that the leading cil> of the Northwest would be one of tho fortunate ones on the list selected hI
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
TWELVE FEDERAL
 BANKS ANNOUNCED

nf California, Washington, Oregon. Idaho, Nevada, Utah and part of Arizona The membership consists of seven thousand five hundred and forty two banks and represents a total cap italization of nearly two billion dollars The six per cent subscriptions for the central reserve bank amounts to one hundred and ten million dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04

left liberal supply of their lilcratur' scattered over the wards. The Wprl vas SO quietly done that the officer. have no clue except the usull one. tn
 pl essence of the suffrageete literature
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04

t,ation. Mir. Lind's poor health has made his further stay in the tropics dangerous. The selection of MT. Hale is highly desirable because of his late experience as envoy to the Mexican constitutionalists in Northern Mexico and his knowledge of the Mexican sit : uation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
OUR FRIENDS IN RAILROAD FIGHT
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, April A. Will II. Parry
 who returned from Washington today telling of the fight for the passage If the Alaska railroad bill said Our otief dependence for strength was the aggressive friendship of President Will son, Secretary Lane and Congressman Hcifncr, who, be it said. first brought the attention of Wilson {" Alaskan
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
DELEGATE WICK
 OPPOSES DELAY
Special Nugget ServicA

WASHINGTON, April 4.-President Wilson is said to have decided to ap- point Wm. Mayard Hale as the sue cessor of John Lind. who is about to return to this country after spending the past six months in Mexico as the special envoy of the Wilson adminis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
2peciai Nugget Service.

LONDON April l. Premier Asquith is being severely criticised hy tm
 English press because ho has accepted the resignation of such able men '' French, Ewarts and Scclcy while the government is in. such dire straights and in need of the service at this par
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
Special Nugget Service.

WASIIINGTON, April l. Wicker sEa m appeared before the committee I crritories and advocatcd the pas
 sage of laws regarding fisheries '.1 Alaska. He stated that the methods adopted hy cdnnrymcn were wastfuI tinguish the salmon supply if present methods were not checked. He asserted
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
ENRIQUE CREEL
 EN ROUTE U. s.
Special Nugget Serv 60,

LONDON. April 4.-Enrique Creel. ex Mexican ambassador to Washing ton who was recently reported as en- deavoring to arrange a big money loan between Japan and the Mexican gov ernment arrived here today rnroute to the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
SCOTTISH RITE CLUB.

Important meeting will he held, D m.. Sunday, April :. Big attendance requested.
 CHAS. IT. MILOT. Secretary.
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Special Nugget Service,

WEST HARTLEPOOI. England. April 4.-The suffragcttes have trans place. Last night they destroyed eighteen passenger coaches which
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Twelr, federal bank reserve cities have been chosen and annuonced as follows New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland
 Poston, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago
 st. Louis, Kansas City, Dallas and san Francisco, which is to serve ! large territory comprising the states
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
AGAIN
 DESTROY PROPERTY

were in the railroad storage yards,
 The cars were drenched with coal oi' and fired and the cars completely destroyed,
 That there might be no doubt as tH the cause of the fire. the suffragettes
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-04
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples' Laundry where you will receive good work executed by nsne but white employees. whs receive the standard wages.
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. FLOUR IS CHEAP.

Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
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ASOu|TH BITTERLY
 ATTACKED BY PRESS

tjcular tlm.. TIc Daily Mail leads in this attack uron Nsquith and in an rtitolisl today severely cliticis"s this puIicN and heaps bitter d"nunoAtion upon the premier.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

uldHy, vi COIluINluS DIT Tie F1udLCIS1
ROchette's escape from justice.
| never gave CaImette any reason
for personal resentment. He repre-
sented the party of property. urged
reforms for the poor at the expense
of the rich.
In March my fellow ministers, Mes
sieurs Morieret and Ceccoldi, told me
that CASTOR CaImette had possession
of my private letters. was perfectly
well informed what was going on in
Figaro Office. l received warnings Of
what was coming.
l am told that Calmette read the
Fabre document (Which is the secret
history of the Rochelle trial., to sew
eral of his colleagues. Me, l do not
believe in the existence of the Fabre
document. Certainly Madame, my
wife, did not kill because of a docu-
ment which the public prosecutor has
declared did not exist.
Since l overthrow the Barthou min
istry, Calmette not only had these
private letters of mine, he had also
a sensational letter written by Pro-
curor-General BarthOu, and also 9TH
er documents now known as the
Green papers. These copies of letters
and kilograms dealt with our nego-
tiations with Germany, when l was
prime minister.
Speaking Of documents relative to
foreign politics must hold myself
with extreme reserve. AS far as /
personally am concerned not only do
1 fear, but should ardently wish that
the whole be told In such matters
men are naught, France all One
must know how to submit in silence
to the bites of calumny. When time
has, worked its own, l shall be vindi-
Gated. These are the sacrifices one
must make for the good of country.
Calmette was forced to give up at the
last moment the publication of the
Green documents.