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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14
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Cine peitere Sepeide OH bos
Stoatsbepartement iaet, bob 8ene-
ral Silla nni6einenb Ieuasealientes
gerGumt l1nb norbipdrts ge5ogen let.
Man crlportet. baB bic 8erbinbung
5luiiden Der Snuptitabt iutb geuas.
calientes bulb bergeitellt iein miro.
gtofrihten iiber Die ecrnelbete Gin.
nobme Gueretaro's bur6 8illa.
Srlippe,t lieeen tiht meiter Dor.
General Garrnn5o miro Elm Im'
neltie 9efrct fiir Werifoner erlai.
fen, Die naltf Den reften @ee" sii.
riidfebren merben. Seine biclige
Ieentiir erbielt folgelibe 9epeife
aus Sero Grll3:
Y0fit geoue uuf bi egeiesitng Der
Stabt Weriep ipirb General Yoblc
@on5oles alle 9lrten bon 8orantien
bcn Gingeborenen unb 9lusIGnbern
eeben. Gr bot bon mir SSnItrliftioneu
erbaIten, nIle Serbre6en gegen Gi.
gcntum idliper 5l beitrofen. Sinner.
bolb nenieer Gage perbe ib in mel.
ner Gigenihuft uls Sberfontmnnbnni
elm 9lmneltie @eies erloiien. Inn
lene, Die I'M Srrtlim manbeln, 5il
peranlaiien, nudl bem rcd)ten @cac
5uriid5ufebren uno Sronltng irnb
Srieben in Der Repi,blif ber5il,
itellen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14

Icr SDlHe WllrDcll llll
sSnni Dtrienft.
90 ensliidle, 3 framsOiiidDc, 1 belai-
idJes mno 9 rniiiidle Sdliffe.
@pn ben anmpffrpnten liesen nur
magere NadJrifDten Dor.
Seutidllanbs Sinansminiitcr bescid)-
men Snge ais nnsge5eif)net.
Gatipn luiro bnrd)baltcn, bis iiesrci-
der Srieoen seiifcrt.
8erndDtc ppn tiirfiider SehnindDt
nadJ Separatfrieoen.
Sd)iuebiider Sd)nner tiles anf Miine
D Terionen setDtet.
3eriif)t npn Slpfnoe bes Snesfauals
iuirb bemeutiert.
Gnslanos Srieasberidteritattnns in
Sunbpn fritiiiert.
WandDeiter Guardian nennt Sentidlc
Had)ridJten glanbmiiroiger.
Staliener luullen sluei Weilen 8rGben
beiebt bnben.
9unitantinupel uirb anseblidJ ppn
bentifen Snsenienren befeitigt.
Seutihlanbs @erlnite an Seiib in
ben aulOnien.
Sunbun idlGtt i'm anf 100000 Gnn-
orntmeilen.
Sonouner Snritelnng Der Sriess.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14

Die eir5ige fdsribe oeuf.
(6e Seit,trg in 2ai6iaan,
rpec6e Die 9epef6en ser
PH. YreHe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14
Norlpegcn uno 9dne=
mart i@lieben fi6
Dem &rotcit an,
Sic Sdtigttit oer oenti9en Saudi
boote iebr trfolgrei9.

ihen Gnellen loiien Die 6erii6te
nieoer aililebet, ouB Die Silrfei bes
arieges nnioe lit uno ii6 nod cincm
Scpnrotfricoen iebnt. Sbglei6 fei-
mes Scr @erii6te irgenbpelhe De
itdtiglng geflmoen bot, bGlt ein Seil
Der britii6en YreiIe lie 0ernod) fiir
pabri6ei1lid), oa Die Siirfei bereits
Wiuitionsnangel 5u fiiblen be-
ginnt, nahbem Hirndnien Die 0nrh-
frbr bon NillnitionStranspprten
oitr6 bas Sano nidt gcitattet bat.
IadJ Der @icbcrerubcrnns 1emberss,
ScrIin, Il. 1Suli. Srabtlo@
iiber Sapuile, g. y. Nus 9elnberq
miro Der lleberieeiiden Na6ridtet-
ngentiir gemeloet, oub Die bortigc
llnipcriitGt na6 DER &ieoerbeieslrnq
2embcrgs ourh Die sit. ung. 5rupper
er0ffnet iporoen lit lno Yrofeiiorer
.uno Stiioenten Ole regelmdBigen
&rrie bcgonnen boben
9entidllanSs 5inanslase giinitis.
9erIin, orubtlos ii6er Sop-
bile, q. g., IA. SSirli. Die SSinan5-
miniiter offer Sinocsitaaten baben
unter &oriib bcs Stautsiefretdrs fir
8inan5en Or. aarl Soclfferid cine
&onierenS abgebaltcn uno oen @e-
ri6t ocs %oriibenben genebmigt. Gr-
0rtert ipurbe ait6 Die &riegsanleibe
umo StciterporiGl1ge, Die Dem
&eid)stag porgelegt peroen ioaen,
oarluter and) Die @eiteucritng bon
@etpinnen aus Der Subrifation BON
&riegsmaterial.
glQe anpcicnben Otiniiter erflGr.
ten einnliitig, BOB Die finon5ieae
Gage 9erti6lanos iebr giinitig i'll
uno ooB Die Station enti6loiien iei
our65ubolten, bis ein iicgrei6er
6rieoe geiihert lit.
9lmerifa snr NadDabmnn9 empfOblen
Serlin, brabtlps iiber Sappille
q. y, IA. Smli. Sine Stodbolmcl
SepeiGe an Die llcberiseiidle NadDrih
tcnascntmr melbet, bak Der idbiuebiid'
8cianStc in 2Dnbpn Der britiidDer
&egiernns einen riflarfem Grutcit &c
gen Die fOrtiua6renSc @elaitignng DC.
idiucoii6en Sanbels" iiberreid)t bat
0urluegen nnS 9dnemarf, beikt e
in Der Sepeidle, nntcritiiben ben Bro
teit.
Der uffi5ieae franSOiiide Seridlt.
Saris, fl. Siili. Gas 9riegs
miniiteriim peroffentli9te folgenbei
offi3iellen gerid)t:
ySSn Selgien baben Die Seitidcl
nad) eincm 9onlbaroement bi
SdiibengrGben angegriffcn, Die timer
ole @riten oil Der Oitieite oes &anals
iiiomeItli6 Don Bilfen, am 5. Srslil
abgenonlmcn battcn. Ger slngrif
puroe leid)t 5liriidgeid)lagen.
nSn Der 8egcnb n0roli6 bon slr
rus baben norotpdrts pom SdloB b
9arleltl unb beim 9nbprilltb bon 8ra
ben 81 8rabcn Sample nit Sallogra
noten itattgeflnoen.
.SIrras uno Soiiions mnr0en mi
9roBfalibrigen 8ei6oiien bonbar
oiert SSn Der 9egenb Der Comm
iino bel tSriie ilno bel Jan, peitlid
uon Geronne, Yfinemf1nrpfe uorge
fommen uno cbenio in Der Cham
pagne IN Ser @egeno BON Hcrtbes.
nSSn ben 9lrgonnen puroe oen 9ln
griffen, Die Die Seiiti6eu iusbeiou
oere allf Die @egeno 5iuiihen Waril
Sbereie uno BEN Soben bon Gbenau
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14
Gnglnnos Nrbciteruirrcn

ySUll ucI uUIlgell lSIplll III llIullS
81 beriften".
Gnglanbs 9lrbciterluirrcn.
Comb on, IA. Suli. 0as Gre.
flitipfonlitee Der apblengrGber Don
Siib-@ales lit 5u elmer geratling
Der Gage 5iiionnlengetreten, Die 0a.
ourd geid)affen purbc, baB oic &c
gicrlng iid) enti6loiielt bot, ben
Munitions ariegsnft gegen Die
ltrcifcnoen apblengrGber in 9lniper-
almg su bringen uno Ole Seilnabme
am Streif 5llm @erbrehen 5I itent-
pcln. Iic Sergperfsbciiber foope-
rieren nit Der 9egierimg i'll &otf-
nlung. oaB ii6 cine Ginigung erSielen
laiien pcrbc, uno es lit pabri6ein-
liG, oob Die 9ergleilte inter einem
apntraft bon Sag 5t Gag peiter-
arbeitcn iperoen, bis cine Ginigung
berbeigefiibrt iein miro.
2onoon, ii. Slili. Ser erite
9ru6 i'm Eager Der Streifeuben miro
ans benz 0eatb Oiitrift in ben 8ob-
lcnfeloern BON Siio g9alcs geneloet
1ort baben mcbrere tallieno glrbeiter
bei6loiicu, Die glrbeit fortiuieben.
Die Sample nm Die 9arbansllen.
9pnopn, IA. SSiili. Nadrid)ten
ans 06ptilene beiagcn, buB ocutidlc
osn9eniellre in grobtem ltnfong Die
@cfeitigllngsperfe bon aonltditti'
nopel peritarfen.
@un Der Giterr. ital. 8remse.
II nj ilber Yaris, Il. Sili. Gin
itulienii6es 6llig5eilggei6wooer bonn.
baroiertc Wtontag cin oiterrcid)ii6es
Eager in Ger Tdbe BON 0ocr5 lulo oas
9ombarbenent bate, mie General.
Itobsd)ef Gaoorna bem ariegsminiitc,
rium mitteilte, gliten Grfolg.
Semi, Q h Dei Is, IA. Slli. =
llebcr 9aris. Ger Tribune miro alts
8iaad, in GGrnten gemelbet, bab Die
SStoIiener jlpci Yteilen 6iterrei6ii6er
S6iisengrGben in Den aariiden 9ll.
pen erobert baben. GS beiBt in Der
betrcffenoen 0epei6e, boB Die sllpei'
iGger ibre @ci6iise oili Den Rosfoiel
$500 SUB bod, gebroft iulb erfolg'
reid peripenbet b1tten. eluf ioller
Die S5taliener 3tpei ipid)tige SGfen iiio
lid bon 8oer5 beicst baben.
SemtIdlanSs &erlnit an aulonialge'
bict.
2onbon, II. SSiili. Slnbre1
9onor 9om, Der &olonicnntiniiter, er
fl6rte belltc i'm llnterbal,ie, mar
i6Gsc, bab ipdbreno bcs &riegs oil
9laiierten 100000 Guooratlneiler
oeuti6cn 9olonialbciises beictt
baben.
SGtigfeit Der Sanfbpute bGlt an.
estoft, Gngluno, Ia. SSuli
Sie Wanilihaften bon bier bieiiger
S6leppnesoanpfcrn, @oobbine
Yurple Seatber, Speebtpen uno Wter
lin, Die bon beiitihen llnterieebootei
5lrm Sinfen gebraf)t porben fpareit
| iinb bier eingetroffen. Die Ytann
i1aft Der SpeebncG fam on @orb De.
ShleppneeOampfers Gmeralo, De-
pon Ser eigenen Wanui6aft perlaiiel
iporben mar, als bas Sd)iff BON einen
llnterieeboot angegriffen purbe. Si
gmeralo ionf aber nid)t. ioitbcrl
rpuroe BON Der treibenben Munnibaf
Der SpeeoDea geflinoen, beitiegei
imb mad, Dem !Safen gebradt.
9erlin, IA. Siili. Srabtlo!
iiber Sappiae, &C. .. llnter Den Ytel
oungetl Der llcbcriecii6en 9tadrid
teuagentltr befii,oet iid foleenbe:
,@d6reno bes Ofonatcs aSiili fpur
ben bon Oelitihen llntcrieebooten =!
britiihe, 3 fran5oiiid)e, 1 belgiide.
ino 8 riiiiid)e oanoclsfd)iffe gun
Sinfen gebrudlt. Der SotaIperlitft
Den Die slaiierten oitrd) llnterice
boote crlitten baben, belauft iid) ail
t25,000 Sonnen. iporin alif) Slider
oompfer eingeidloiicn iiito, Die mel
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14

(5ortfesuus auf seite 3D.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14
S6lpeben prOteitiert &C.
gen Selditi9nn9 ihlpe'
bii1em &anbels*

Dies modten, enbsiiltie elm gnoe &C.
mod)t
3pii6er Der Wnas uno Der 0to-
iel baben i'm @alb bon glprempnt
Nlrtiuerief6mpfe ituttgefllnben, oener
ieood feine Snfontcrieangriffe fulg-
ten.
Bon Der iibrigen Srpnt lit nid)ts
Slt berid)ten".
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-14
Sonbuner Snritellnng Der Sriegs.
lage.

9onoon, II. 2Suli. Seit mebr
1lS ciner @ohe bortc man nid)t piel
pon Der oiterreid)ii6- -0ellti6en Offen-
iiue in 8ali5icn uno @olelt, ipGbreno
oic Huiieu, nohoem ibr Centrum nltf
cine norteilbaftere 9irie AMI oen
Soben bon arasnif 5ltriidgefnllen
lit, nit &iibe Der nGditen @enegung
Der tclttoniideu Streitfrdfte emf.
gcgeniehen (Sdoner lit cine 9tie-
berlage nod ME iimi6rieben NOR.
ben. glnm. D. H.)
Sriid)e Ntunition uno Yerltdrfiun-
gen fonneu oi,f bieiem 9riegsihou-
pIas Die Sdtigfeit pl0eli6 uieoer
ouileben laiien, obcr ill5ipii6en bic
ret Die peitIife sSront, no man nid)t
genou peib, peld)e Yartei cine aage-
meine Sffeniipe plant, Die grobere
Moslidfeit fiir intereiiante @ntluid-
lllngen.
Die sSran5oicn bebaupten, buB
ibre Sront i'm Irgonuenpalo, na6-
oem Tic crit bilrh bcn slngriff Der
grnfee bes Sronprin5en olisge5adt
poroen mar, pieoer bergeItellt it,
9us Grscbuis mar fiir Die 9elttidcn
icbr foitipielie, ober Die Starfe Der
bcutiden Sffeniiue fiibrt bic engli-
i6en 9eobadlter 5iir Innahnc, ooB
pielleid)t Die Irgonnen unb Der
@oepreoiitrift gum Sduilplas elmer
algemeinen beittiden Sffeniioe ans
gefp6blt iperoen oiirften, pGbreno
man iouit immer 6lanoern als iol-
den SGoliplas 5l betradten pflcgtc
lBerihieoene @eriid]te aus balfoni-
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30
COOK DID CLIMB MT. MKINLEY
ACCORDING TO SCIENTIFIC WRITER


TT HAT the conclusion of Edwin S. Bach Philadelphia
lawyer, mountain climber and writer on scientific sub
ccts, after careful examination of the stories told by
Dr. Cook the Lloyd party, Bemore Browne of Tacoma and
Archdeacon Stuck after they had returned from the op of the
world" Mr.. Bac has published book on the subject 1t
will be read with wide interest His calm analysis of the sub
jec will convince many persons that the Dr. Cook
allegation that he reached the top of Mckinley based upon
great desire the part of vigorous enemies him
the honor And if this is proved the fact will sub
stantae his declaration that he reached the north pole
seeming successful attack upon his Mckinley trip that assist
ed considerably in weakening his north pole recital
In judicial examination of the four stories of Mount Ne
Kney three of which take pains denonce Cook Mr. Bach
finds that these three all corroborae Dr. Cooks account which
the OF the north pOe the first written The
counts of Lloyd Browne and Parker follow with singular fde
y the Cook account the various steps the mountain being
described about the by all four Fact language
itself not far from Identical with that in Dr. account
Mr. Ba shows that Cooks was accepted as the truth
until he returned from the Arctic when Peary assaed it, trying
to show Cook could not have accomplished the Mckinley trip
the time he described Mr. Bach proves by the Lloyd Browne
and Stuck accounts that Cooks recital undoubtedly true
Rewarding the alleged ''faked photograph which Cook
took of the top Mr. Bac utterly riddles it, and concludes that
the picture indeed true picture of the top While
handles Browne and Stuck with gentle consideration he
their allegations mhappy suspended between doubt
NAL The title of Mr. Bach's interesting book Mont Me
Kiney and Mountain Climbers Proofs" In the opening
chapter he takes pains point the attempts that have been
made since mountain climbing became popular to rob the
pioneer Adventures and explorers generally the fruits of
their victories.
Some day the world will know the whole truth about Cook
and Peay Mr. Bach heretofore has gone far in the analysis
of the quarrel his book that subject being the best
yet written upon it. His volume Mckinley going to
create lively rmpus in the scientific menagerie.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30
THAT OUTSIDE" APPOINTMENT
OF A DISTRICT ATTORNEY

UBlC opinion at Juneau is practically unanimous that an
Alaskan lawyer should have been named for District At
toey for this Division 1t should have So The re
cord has shown that real Aasans make more satisfactory pub
Tic ofcas IN the North than those appointed from the Outside
and the principle of home is served by the appointment
men to high place who to Alaska enjoy Alaskan oppor-
tunities and not 70 rthe sake of obtaining salary
The circumstance that the applicants for the appointment
as united States District attorney at Juneau both
high character and excellent ability accenuaes the nusice
appointing resident to the position
However, the appointment has been made and let us hope
tat the new official will measure up the fullest expectations
of the appointing power The welfare of the community in
every way demands that District Attorney Smser should have
fair chance to make good 1t only would be unfair to him
Judge nm adversely IN advance, but cannot afford do
1t on account of the public good.-Juneau Empire
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30

Of course District Attorney Spence knew nothing about
he intended resignation of Assistant Attorney Brubaker while
IN Cordova yesterday but by this time he has no doubt been
fully acquainted with the fact that Mr. Brbaker has taken
the business of Judge Bunne Valdez and if in doing so if
IN any way mereres with his holding down federal Job his
resignation will be rendered Uncle Sam as announced in The
Times a week or ten days ago
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30

Inc editor OF the Codova Daily Times has from
the Associated Press framed certificate membership which
now grace the sancum and at doubt as to whether
this is entitled to all the benefits to be derived from be-
longing to the greatest and most reliable gathering
alton in the United States.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30

All advices from the states indicate that large number
OF people awaiting the final of the selection
OF the route for the railroad starting for
Alaska The influx of people promises so great that the
steamship lines fear they will be unable to accommodate all
who are looking with longing eyes the big development that
is in store for the territory.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30

Tins has been very mild and most unusual winter There
has been practically cold weather and very little snow No
sooner does the latter fall than spell rain
descends to almost entirely remove the mantle of white that
mother earth
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-30

The report of the Alaska Engineering Commission due
amy e ana Cordova are anxiously looking forward the
result of its recommendation
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

II is doubtful if Nome has witnessed anv form of entertainment during the winter more amusing. eke interesting, than that afforded bv the fancy dancing exhibition given by Nome's young hopefuls under the direction of Mrs Bartlett at Eagle Hall Saturday night. From the first to the last number the little ones acquitted them selves handsomely and the large audi ence were untiring in their applause In addition to the interesting eXhibi tions If dancing given Inv the older children. the songs and dances of the tiny tots were especially mcrtous, be nause of both excellence of execution and the extreme youth of the per formers Much credit is due Mrs Nanderworker for the performance of the smaller children nearly all of whom belonged to her kindergarten class. as every detail betokened an untring care and patience in teaching the kiddies the various songs and eyo- lutions. Credit is also due Mrs Holden for the excellent rendering of the sev- eral vocal solos. The work of the larger children was fine, in the largest sense of the word, and particularly the Adson's Sarabande OF English folk dance by six girls, the songs of Mas tcrs Dill and Holden and the skirt dance of little Miss Ledding. all of which were distinguished by real eN- celence of execution. Miss Virginia Van Sickle made a most enchanting May Queen. At the conclusion of the performance general dancing was in dulged in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
FAMOUS FRENCH AVIATOR
 AWARDED MILITARY MEDAL

PARIS.-Omcial announcement is made that Adolphe Pegoud the famous French aviator, has been awarded the military medal for services given the army during the war.
 The announcement says that Pegoud "on several occasions pursued enemy aeroplanes and on Feb. ? attacked at q great height and caused the fall of a German machine. Soon afterwards he attacked two other air craft, causing the first to fall and the second to land"
 Pegoud first came into fame in 1913 as the originator of the feat of flying upside down in an aeroplane while making experiments for obtaining safety in the air He was also the first to loop the loop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

The Nome Gun club held their an nual election at the office of Dr. Chace Saturday night the following being elected as officers for the com ing year: w. D'Arcy Chaee, President; Russ Downing, Vice President. F. W. Burroughs, Secretary Treasurer The existing game laws were discussed at
 length bv the meeting and several changes were recommended which will later he laid before Governor strong. The Club is now in communication with several of the more prominent powder manufacturing companies look ing to secure some of the numerous trophies offered for trap shooting secretary Burroughs has already do- mated handsome perpetual trophy to the dub which will be shot for month Iv. The Club is in a flourshing condi- tion and added two new members to activities for the season has not been definitely decided but shoots will he held regularly during the summer and the premier contest will be held July 4th Sunday. if weather permits, the first shoot of the season will be held at the mouth of Snake river. This shoot will be open to all who care to enter and all embryonic shotgun eX- ports are invited to compete Later in the season the grounds on stead man avenue will he placed in condition and the new traps which are technical ly known as "automatic' and "eNpert
 will be installed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
INDIAN GETS HIGH U. S. JOB

WASHINGTON.-President Wilson has nominated Houston B. Teehce of Tahlequah, Okla, To be register of the treasury, to succeed Gabe Parker. who recently became commissioner of the five civilized tribes
 AIr Tcehee is a Cherokee. now at torhey for that tribe in Oklahoma.
 samuel l.. Rogers of Franklin, N. C.. has been selected by President Wilson for director of the census, to succeed William J. Harris of Cedartown, Ga. who was confirmed by the senate as member of the new federal trade com
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

I've pioneers who faced the rieors
 of the winter north of the Arctic cir
 cle together and who had not seen each other for. several years met re- ccntly at the Barker says the Seat tie Post-lntelligencer Judge Martin Moran, representative from Nome to the Alaska legislature. and O. A. Ciassall. the two in question. fore gathered the entire afternoon discuss ing old times and renewing their friendship. Trailmates on the rush to the kobull district, Judge Moran re- mained inside, while after d short stay Mr. Classall started for the coast. On the trip he was overtaken by T bliddard and but for party of ma
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

Surtevant ct al vs Ghagnon ct al was filed in the District court Sat urday. the plaintiff allesing that the defendants have mined over the line of claim No 3 Wonder creek onto the claim of No. 6 owned by Smrtevant and Bayne. Damages in the sum of 5000 is asked and also an injunction restraining the defendants from sluie- ing the dump Hearing has been set for Thursday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

\ telephone message from candle this morning states that Hon. Tom Ga6ney arrived there this morning of the return journey from the KohnF section IL is also reported that Candle is experiencing the same weather now prevailing in this locality. Steady and heavy rain has fallen during almost the entire forenoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
PRISONERS SENT
 10 RIA

MOSCOW May l-The government is preparing to commence the transfer If an immense number of German and Austrian war prisoners to Siberia with the coming spring in order to make room for the great number of prisoners which it is expected will he taken during the next few months in Poland and the Carpathians.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

Prank Miller and II. C. Sprecht will shortly leave for York to start opera tions on the Bernard dredge on th. Nnaeovik river. Photographic instrue- tions have been received to have everything in readiness to start opera tions by Jnnc first Miller will act as dredge master and Sprecht will fill the position of engineer during the sum mer
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

The forth coming specal election is fast becoming the topic of the day and Ia most unusual interest in the out come is being manifested among all classes of citizens It is difficult to get line on the matter as nearly everyone has more or less divergent ideas. The supporters of both sides claim the preponderating strength It is almost q certainty, however that the vote will be exceedingly close
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

tives who picked him up after his hands and feet were frozen would have lost his life. After this expert enee the two lost track of each other until they met here. Judge Moran has just returned from his old home in Kansas and is d member of the Alaska legislature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03

Citizens. neighbors. you and l. What will We do if the town goes dr>.a We may get along without our drink. But who will il hurt most do you
 think? THE MERCHANTS What will we do if the town goes dark Not enough money for the electric spark Not enough money for the water plugs. The town at the morcy of fire and
 thugs.
 RAISE A sTBsCRIPTIoN Who will pay for the needed police Who will furnish the needed grease To oil the wheels of the city machine. To keep the town healthy and the streets clean?
 RAISE THE TANEs What will We do2 Will we issue bonds To pay our mayor and daain our poads2 What shall we do in ease of fin. With our tremen fired and To m auyA to hire ASK THE DRYS When insurance goes up and property down With never a job for man in town. When the market is gone for the farm CTS rye. His grapes and harley-when the town goes dry MOVE OUT. I'll tell >ou my friend. lis serioas thing Some of these fanatics to tfe town
 would bring The only thing left when they step the cup Is to unbutton our "uspendcrs and go straight up!
 Paid Advertisement
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
WANTS PORTABLE
 WIRELESS PLANTS

FAIRBANKS.-Li Lient C. II. Mason in charge of the government telegraph lines in this division, has asked the department for portable wireless plants for Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
WILL INCLUDE COLONIES
 IN LIQUOR RESTRICTION

LONDON. May 3-Parliament is still considering the prohibition ques- ton and is planning to embrace the British over-sea colonies in-z zthe gen. cral restrictions of the liquor traffic now being planned It has already been determined that extensive re- strietions of the liquor traffic with South Africa will be enforced
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
BOER PRISONERS
 NUMBER 10000

CAPE TOWN, South Africa-Ten thousand Boer rebels were taken pris- oners during the recent rebellion against British authority in the colony and the losses on both sides totaled 1000. Finance Minister Shuts an nounced in the assembly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-03
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome Alaska. May 1, 1915. Temperature Max. B, Min. 30. Barometer 29.39 inches. Weather Cloudy. Wind East 2i miles per hour, Max. 30 miles per hour, average 22 miles, gusty.
 Precipitation inches snow, 10 inch water.