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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
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LONDON, Oct 9.--London Is greatly rejoiced at the news received by the Serbian legation in dispatches from Nish stating that the Serbians are holding their own with the Teuton columns attempting the invasion Of their territory The dispatches say that sections of the German and Aus
 trian armies of invasion crossing the Save into the Serbian territory have met with enormous losses through be- ing ambushed while those crossing the Danube along the northern boundary
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
THE MOORE DITCH IS
 NEARLY COMPLETED

u number of years and the builder is sasd 10 have faced and overcome ,nary difficulties in bringing the work co completion. The majority of Nome people were hardly aware that a period
 this nature existed and those who id lad come to look upon It as some catch penny trifie worthy of little consideration. It appears, however, that this is In no sense the case as the ditch is well constructed from the engineering point of view, carries a large volume of water and Is in every way a valuable addition to the water systems of the district Our informant states that Joseph Plein has been us ing the water in his Cunningham op- erations until recently.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09

Arrivals from the Hastings creek section report that the A. H. Moore company have finished their big ditch as far as the point where the creek cuts the second beach line. This new est addition to the water systems of the district runs from near the head of Eldorado river and picks up the water of several creeks along the way down 10 the coast As the ditch covers a wide area of ground said to contain good values, it's completion probably means that considerable area which has not been exploited heretofore ow- ing to the absence of adequate water supply will be placed under operation during the coming summer. The ditch has been under construction for quite
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
FRENCH CREATING
 GREAT AERIAL ARMY

Included in the list making up the fleet will be planes designated as battle and cruiser aeroplanes, scout and tor pedo planes and several of a type which may aptle la called aerial sup ply ships. The fl a of the latter will be to carry su iec and dispatches to the fleet during lnreuvers. The mum. Der of vessels composing the air army is not given but the officials assert that great things may be expected as q result of making the aerial opera tions matter of accurate system.
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CINCINNATI. Oct 9--Reports re- ceived today by the local postal of flcials indicate that the loot of the West Virginia train robbers who held up the mall coach of the Baltimore and Ohio express near Wheeling, w. Va, yesterday was far greater than at first anticipated and may reach the extensive sum of ten millions:
 Postal men say that there was far greater sum of unsigned currency than was at first reported and in addi- ton the hundred sacks of mall taken by the robbers contained many valua bles including many large sums of money being forwarded by an express company to western owners Although
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
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 PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Prince of Wales heir to the British crown was shot through the wrist while taking tea at one of the British terday afternoon, according to a story which has escaped all attempts at suppression.
 The assailant of the young prince is said to be Corporal Huget, a member of one of the French regiments sup porting the British forces In that sec iton who became jealous at the atten-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09

",rhe Wolves of the Underworld" a two part thrilling drama, Is the spe- cial on the Dreams program tonight. When Dooley Passed" sounds like a pathetic one; but its not, It's extremely funny. Lest We Forget" deals with hard man who Is finally awakened. Sunday night the big attraction is "The Fatal Mallet" featuring Key stones big three, Mabel Normand, Charles Chaplin and Mack Senett. It Is one of the funniest Chaplin come- dies ever presented In Nome. A Pathe weekly and two-part drama will also be on Sundays program.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
GERMANS HURLED BACK WITH
 HEAVY LOSSES, FRANC E
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 PARIS, Oct. 9.-Charging in col umns in mass formation. the Germans attempted to regain their lost posi- tions near Loos and Arras today but were thrown back with enormous losses according to the official an nouncements today. The war office announces that the invaders are us ing much asphyxlating gas in the re cent attempts to win back their old positions
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
MINNESOTA BRINGS
 MILLION JAP GOLD

brought by the big iIill liner will h. expended in purchasing war mum ,ions on the Pacific coast for the use of the Russian armies The shipment uas closely guarded while being talk n from the vessel
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09

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 PHILADELPHIA. Oct S.-By score of three to one the Boston Am orleans went down to defeat in the first game of the worlds series to- day The game was replete with thrilling plays and the immense crowd were kept on tiptoe from the start The feature of today's game was the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
ROCKEFELLER DELIVERS
 CAUTION TO EMPLOYEES
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FNs Es FNs Oo' NINN'
 DENVER, Oct 9.-During an ad- dress here today. Rockefeller, jr. took occasion to warn his officers and min CTS that they must never have another strike in the Colorado mines. Rocke- feller said that both sides must work together in all matters and thus ob- ylate the possibilities of friction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
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 PARIS, Oct S.--The war ministry today announced the completion of an immense aerial army which will be systematically employed against the enemy. The so-called air army con sists according to the announcements, of a great fleet of air craft which are formed int, divisions and squadrons made up of various classes of aero planes, including many of unusual size which will carry large caliber cannon and many rapid fire guns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
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A. p A. Service.
 SEATTLE, Oct 9.--The steamship Minnesota arriving here today brought over million dollars in Japanese gold of the past month The entire amount
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
PHILADELPHIA WINS
 THE FIRST GAME

surperb work done py Alexander in holding the visitors down to one run. Burns also shared in the honors with his running mate by catching an ex cellent game throughout
 The following is the result
 K. H. F.. Philadelphia ...... ..3 5 1 Boston .... =. ............l
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
PRINCE OF WALES SHOT
 BY \ JEALOUS HUSBAND

ton shown his young and beautiful wife by the heir apparent. Madame Huget was attending the tea and is
 i'd to have been seated beside the prince at the time of the attack. Af- ter shooting the prince, Huget turned his gun on himself inf1icting slight wounds from which he will recover. He has been arrested and is under military guard in one of the field hospitals.
 School Text Books, 19t5-t6. Lomer Rrna
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
RELEASE LAWSON
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 TRINIDAD. Oct 9.--Following the decision of the state supreme court today John R. Lawson was released today on putting up bail in the sum of thirty-hve thousand dollars
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
KAISER WILL DIRECT
 SERB CAMPAIGN
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 9-According to German advices today the kaiser is preparing to leave Berlin for the Aus trian frontier for the purpose of su- pervising the Teutonic military opera tions incident to the great drive for 1onstantinople
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09

Al the Congregational church to- morrow the following services will be oonducted Bible school and childrens service at II a m. The adult Bible class will be resumed. The Christian Endcavor will meet at p. m. Worship and sermon at p. m, pr. John Par sons. the pastor. is to preach. Subject The Village Church" Parents are ln- vited to send their children to the Sunday school, and all arc welcome at the popular evening service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
TRAIN ROBBERS LOOT MAY REACH
 TEN MILLIONS

posses are scattered all over the dis trict near the scene of the robbery no signs of the bandits can be dis covered Secret service men are of the belief that the robbers were fully aware of the value of the mall ship ments, through information received from some unguessed source.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09

A complete lina of school books' Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
WE GAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt de livery phone Main 15i and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 W ] WILLIAMSON Prop.  School Books. lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-09
LOCAL NEWS

Alr. <. H. Burgh was granted a final decree of divorce In the district court his afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Guaranteed.

In one OF the little mountain towns
OF the South a Chautauqua meeting was
held last summer for the nrst time. The
fact was advertised for some distance
round the town. but the older negroes
especially did not understand what it
was all about.
Across the front Of the little hotel
OF the village was funy a banner bear
Ing the one word, "Chautauqua"
UP to this hotel one day drove an old
negro IN onc-horse wagon containing
few vegetables, which he hoped 10
sell to the proprietor, as he had done
on former occaBions. But when ne saw
the banner with It's ominous word. he
was seized with fright. and would not
SO into the building, or even set out OF
his wagon When the proprietor APP
peared, the old fellow InquIYed, nerv-
ously. What disease Is you-all quar-
antined for, boss:"-Youth's Companion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Man and DcaHt.

Who has not loved horse, dog. a
cat or bird? He has missed REIN
ing and softening influence In life.
There is something in our love for ami
mails that lies deep in our hearts. Why
we love them is question not easily
answered. IT is not animal instinct
that leads to contempt Of an inferior.
The sick animal in n herd or the weak
ling In a pack is Ill treated or killed
by its fellows. Our love for them
comes partly from their dependence on
us. Mans nature differs from that of
lower animals; weakness and depend
ence appeal to his tenderness. Our
love for an animal appears to lift il up
out Of the commonplace. The love and
compa nionship that man has given the
dog has raised him in the ranks of
creatures. II has increased his intelli-
gepce. He has even gained some traits
Of human beings. In strength of love
and faithfulness the dog exceeds most
human animals. And man loses moth
ing by companionship with animals.
His intellect Is broader. he has wider
and deeper sympathy with all the
world. His nature Is uplifted by the
love he bears his dog or his horse.
Kindness TO animals and love for
them should be taught children from
their earliest years. 1t is a duty Of
parents. of teachers. Of employers.
Some employers need to give more care
to how their horses are driven. Boys
driving delivery wagons arc often cruel
from want Of knowledge. If all were
imbued with Kindness for animals there
would be little work left for humane
Observation-Disclosures Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

i5e l,2 feet east line st. John street.
sis..' Auxus S'G IT, , sHs,s .sso Charity
=, J. r; Bodenoeh. Jr.., Ct Sx.tto Wallace
Rtsehie street; august sl. 1915: $4,000.
trustee; 2s l-2xsi feet west line LON ::
hardy Street. i2c feet south of ,Fsroad
. Mrs .. FL. Fisher to- e. j.. Blake.
trustee. .sS l..xI7 feet ssxt line Elm
street, 22 feet l-2 inch north Of an
alley. being No: 42s North Elm Street.
august II, 1919, ,fs55.9?;.. :. ,I,
trustee, 22 feet s inches by li9 feet
! inches south line Floyd Avenue. IS
feet 3 "a inches west OF Mulberry
street, July %. lol5. si.sio.ss.
trustee, 22 feet I-.2 inches by,Ts> feet
II IL inches east line Elm. street. be
tween Park and stuart Avenues. being
No. %27. August 81. 1918. $S55.02.
H. l.. Derine SanitortIm to 4. L..
Cohen. ct al. trustees. l20x f4b feet II
the northwest corner of Floyd Avenue
and Alder Street. August 20. 1915,
$3.50. -ff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

by the scouts is that of coast watching
under admiralty orders. In all 1900
scouts are engaged ut this work at tho
various coast guard stations on the east
coast. from John O. Greats to Ports
mouth. Since the outbreak Of the war
Dundee scouts have supplied the sta
tons OF Ellie. Fifencss, Buddon and
Tentsmoor ut different periods with
patrols OF eight men each. and are still
doing so. Considering tn. modcrnity
OF the movement. Il very fair cOntim-
gent has been contributed TO the active
armies IN the field. The total number,
AS FAR as can he usccrtaired to date,
III nine scoutmastcrs. seventeen assist
ant scoutmastcrS and 221 scouts.
The chief scout has instituted u war
service badge for scouts who have per-
FORMED twenty-eight days service or
three hours II day, and ciphty-scNcn
scouts in Dundee have been awarded
the badge up to May -. \ scouts do
fehS. corps has been formed and
scouts between the ages Of fifteen ;,nd
seventeen are being trained of military
INES. ready in case they may bc need
Ell IN the defense of the country The
total numbers for the city are now
hfte"n sCoutmastcrs, twenty-five assist
AM scoutma*ters aud 66i scouts. being
an increase Of 253 since last ycur--
Dundee Advertiser
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
HOW A MYTH BEGAN
Belief Tint Russisn Troops We've
Transported Through England.

Belief Tint Russian Troops Were
Transported Through England.
The origin Of the famous myth about
the Russian armies which passed
through England In August has at last
been run to ground. n. J. B. Steele.
honorable secretary OF the press rep.
resentatives' committee Of the press
bureau. writes: "a large number Of
Russian officers visited this country to
attaches the STATS of the various COM
mands then leaving for the front
accompanying them was a number
OF soldier servants and the bulk trav.
eled from Arcbangel to Scottish ports
Ihese officers and men were undoubt-
ediy seen by reliable witnesses The
same. weekend the war Office decided
to' change the location Of camps OF the
terratarials then In training. To Sc
cure this end, the trains were hand
signaied and moved at night with
blinds drawn. The engine drivers knew
nothing OF the loads they pulled
Meanwhile. however, some Scottish
railway officials had correspondcd with
southern friends and tnlked of having
y. lot OF Russlans travelling on, their
line. The rest was easy and the hand !.
fui grew to an enormous army" IT Ia
good to know these facts, for. the sake
OF re-establishine faith In humanSjGds.
ment. 1t shows how modern myth Is
made. The conponents are O slight
basis OF fact and an overwhelming de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Roy scouts In Wartinl E.

At the outbreak of the war 500 scouts
in Dundee offered their services as mes
sengers, etc, and the military, naval
and civil authorities gladly accepted
their services. They were utilized as
officers orderlies. cooks and coast
guards, while, large number acted as
messengers at the various recruiting
offices, the Royal Inhrmary. the Red
Cross depots and smilitary headquarters.
A large number are still employed COL
lectlns books for the navy, clothing for
the Belsians, at the naval air station,
the Card Rest and assisting at the
Soldiers Canteen, Broughty Ferry.
The most important duty undertaken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
ART IN ATCHis0N, KAN.
Its History Told by the Pictures ON
the WnIIH.


In "A town the size OF Atchison il liz
not necessary to join an art study class
to learn the history of art. IT is writ
ten on the walls Of the houses in the
town. When AN engraving Of Wash
inston Crossing the Delaware" hangs
on the walls and a chrome OF woman
with shawl over her head stares over
her left shoulder as though she were
making a wish on the new moon, the
house IL ruled from kitchen to parlor
by mother" and she liz between sixty
and seventy years OF age and believes
In the ''oid masters"
When madonnas holding fat ba bics
are on the parlor walls and highly thin
women In red robes footing bright yell
low horns, which they hold TO their
mouths with wooden fingers, the lady
OF the house adores sacred art and
knows how to pronounce Fra Angelica,
Bondenhousen. Raphael and the rest
When there is a picture on the wall Of
a motheriy looking woman. while ia
ther and the child looks on. visitors
at the house recognize the art that was
born during the Chicago Worlds Fair,
and when Breaking the Home Ties"
became the rage little later period
In the art history OF the town is repre-
scented by picturen on the parlor walls
of "A fne. healthylookinE young man
wearing monks habit, with the cowl
slipping off from his thick hair. Feo-
pie posted on art" know that is Il
picture Of Hosea. When there are pen
and-ink sketches of square aWed men
and tail. bony young women in very
iow-neck evening dresses the rage Of
Gibson pictures tnow about extinct
Is represented.
When there are wster-color pictures
Of girls with pink checks, lips puck
cred up as though ready to he kissed
and colored pictures OF Il chubby little
Girl under which is written "lnno!
cence.' with scattering Of funny pic
lures Of gayly colored English ladies
and gentlemen climbing In and out
OF buses. modern art is displayed and
the presiding genius OF the house is
a bride. and those pictures are wedding
gifts-Atchison Globe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds of Bargain and Sale
Amounting to S4l,20G.05.

amounting to s4I,208.65.
w S. White. trustee. TO Josie Mer-
ryaew SoSie ass, At Avenue tns and ueK
Street August 10: 1915. $500,
City Of Richmond to Tax Title Com.
pany a2Xl.2 feet py west s me E n;,rs1
Streets, august ~ lSf5: .l5; on,, una
Wallaee Street. ~ feet ons inches we, weS'
ST. 81 a.arfe street august - 49,
W; F. Drinkard; !r.; e, , us TO George
nor, IL ne eef Floyd AVENUES 3 feet
1915. tax $3.50. $40.
20 feet P"Y4 s inches to By oc f Msas West
line Davis Avenue. 100 feet south Of
~ Main In ST.: Street. August 90 1915 tax
GR II. schomberg to j. p. Bodenoch.
.Jr., lSx114 feet 5 inches south line
Gary Street, $50 feet west OF CRANKY
street 1 Augns, I, 81; 1919 tax S. SO.
Fisher, As feet & 1-o inches by "a feet
II IL inches east line Elm, street. be-
t tax $1,000, sIo. '' TO- ISM
Virginia Realty and Construction
Floyd Avenue. SIS feet al inches VEST
of Mulberry Street. July %. 1915. tax
SItterding. 25xl42 feet south line Park
Avenue, 1876 feet west of Cleveland
street s,,s JHly si 1t 1873 81 tax ak ST. slG
South line Franklin Street, Is feet west
OF Tilden street: June I. 1915. 800.
Charles X: Willis ct uX. to Virginia
by 1720.03 feet ut the southeast corner
of Chaniri and sheppard Streets. May
H. 1915. tax 81. $40.
Charles *. Willis ct uX to same, 30
by los feet south line Winder Street.
TO feet west Of Eggleston street July
IS. 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
northwest corner of Thirty-third and
o Streets. July es,. 1915. tax 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Eiectrical pepart.
ment:
EnkelberE & Bear for Cohen Co. Is
hatures.
g. Same for same. 7.0 East Marshall
street. forty-three fxtures
i G. Newton for r: r. Sherard .yI4o
Third THU, Avenue. Highland irarK' e1shttsss
g, sapman e. Hines for Mil. wi..4S,
outlets Ten
u: same for 4; c. Houston. 1912 West
Aa AZ, street; i've fixtures
Hicks. 800 East Franklin Street ,,r Dt:
outlets. a''ee
". ii; jerks for John F.. Glenn 1oos
-. same, for George u. rriGdy. 1909
VS." Same carr for Street rect. ten outlets.
street. twenty-four outlets
three outlets. az NJ
Same for James Fox & Son. 1912
Jefferson Park. Ave outlets.
AS East e AI krppafT estate e.tsse' 2o and
lures. iou' NIX :
sane same for e. c: Lewis, 1918 Grove
Same for Charles Watkins. ain u,.t
Grace street: twenty fixtures
same for y. W. Perkins, 1902 Third
AT W e eighteen eisi,, fixtures
II; poehler. North West Street,
~, same for same, aaes Floyd Avenue
land Avenue, twenty-three ixtures 'ar-
issn North o',, Thir'yaecond Street. u fonr.
Fry for c ehssansaAs
'"'u exchange. two outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
u.e Zinc m Nuxxet..

A shoveler in one Of the joplin zinc
mines who had seen in the movies how
the gold miners bought what they
needed with gold nuggets. last week
laid 4 small chunk Of zine ore on a bar
counter and called for beer. The
bartender served the drink to him and
laid down 20 cents in change. and. Of
course, the crowd laughed and cheered.
Such is the spirit Of the Joplin zinc
boom. with crude zinc ore now worth
] cents pound, which Is about 80 per
cent higher than the renned product
spelter has averaged for many years
Wall Street journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
HusTINGs DEEDS or rRusT.
Four Deeds. of Trust, AmountInE I


Four Deeds. of Trust, Amounting to
a2,S04.
Virginia g. Hulin ct vir TO H.,R Pol
iaro. Jr. trustee. sos West Twelfth
Street, being 30xi32 feet. August lS,
1913, 1854.
e. ~. Fortune ct uX. to Willis C.
Huilian, trustee, 30Xll5 feet west line
Twenty-ninth Street between the Mid
lothian Turnpike and River Road; also
,6oxll' feet west line Twenty ninth
street. between Midlothian Turnpik g
and River Road. March %. 1914, $3.50.
e " Green ct ux. 10 James r. Jones,
trustee. 6oxlts feet at the northeast
corner of Thirty-fourth Street and
Semmes Avenue. August II. isi5. 5000
annie Dppleman TO ;. NJ Brooke
trustee. .?4xl5o feet north. line Hull
street. 1882 feet east OF Cowardin
Avenue. August H. 1919 Sl1O0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of the COM
mittees OF the Council are called for
mittee on Public Buildings, Propcrtie.
ana Utilities at 5:t5 o'clock. Commit
Tee on Streets at o'clock
o'clock.
Thursday-Commi on Advertis-
ing at S o'clock.
at S O'Clock ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
"Gnfllnrd (uts

me name OF the sreat cut in tn.
ranama CaHrl has BEEN changed from
Suiebih to Gai!!ard cut bv off,c;.,
ofuer OF the President The nam. &c
S'r>a III honor of Colonel David dn
Bose Gaillard, who was a mem!.r ~
me isthmian canal commission. a.
was sperii;"a.;! in charge of tn. r.n-
t:al division Of the zone. extenf:r y
rom Gatun t. redro Miguel H.. wns
the man wh" lad direct charge ~ NJ
work at Culebra. For six wears h.
la bored in TN. unhealthy climate. per-
sistins in carrying through the VIZ
he lad undertaken in spite OF th> :,
vice OF irirHts and physicians. Ills
health was undermined. and he died in
:H3, martyr to duty and as true a
nero AS any man who ever wore the
uniform OF the United States
inasmuch as Colonel C;aillard's name
is almost Unknown to the nation. II is
vel tina. his memory be made certain
by an enduring monument and his own
work is the greatest and ifittest Of
monuments Just now, when Europe
is producing her heroes.-of war. her
heroes of destruction, it is peculiarly
pleasing to honor the memory OF n
soldier of peace, a hero who construct
worth Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits u.er, issued
Yesterday By Plumbing Inspector Ian.
j. II: Chappell & Bro for II. |. Auc-
ust. llG Third Avenue
A. W. Howle for Charles Sesbitt
1920 Garland Avenue