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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-20

Hitting honors went to Johnny
Bates yesterday. the sensational OUT
fielder, landing on the giobule for .
home run and two singles. This 10
Johnny's second home run this sea-
son. His initial one came Saturday
right field that cleared the high en-
closure by several feet. Pick and
Breckenridge each connected safely
twice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

The base ball games in Eagle hall Saturday night were witnessed by a large and enthusiastic crowd and they were well repaid by witnessing two exceedingly good games between a picked team and the EskimoS was won bv the latter hY score of lo \ and the natives deserved the victory as they played really good ball The second game, between the Eagles and Fort Davis, developed into what was probably the best game witnessed this season and was distinguished hy a snap and vim on the part of the in vincible Eagles which left their soldier 'opponents hopelessly in the rear The soldier boys played well but developed weakness at critical periods. They also found considerable difficulty in con meeting with Lewis fast ones. The score was 13 to 3. The push ball game between native teams, while anything but scientific. was exceedingly humor- ous to everybody but the players.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

reason to suspect that italy will shortly enter the war. According to Italian reports received by that paper the Chamber of Deputies voted, on Decem . Der ', to remain neutral the vote stand ing 416 fsr peace and 46 for war. The vote was taken following paclilc speech by the Prime Minister who was loudlv applauded for his peace sentl- ments
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
Swedish Freiehter Escapes.

STOCKHOLM. March 15-A Swed- ish freighter with national colors broadly painted around her hull, mar rowly escaped being torpedoed hundred and fifty miles west of Skagerack last Friday. German commander came alongside and megaphoned greetings, extending apologies
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
Cannot Break German Line.

COPENHAGEN, March 15-Danish Military observer is home from West ern war front and reports it is his opinion that the Allies cannot break the German line next summer or any other time. Declares war likely to last many years if neither side gives in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
HoM E COOKING.

The Coffee House and Restaurant of Mrs. Nieblins is the only place to get home cooking. Lunches and short ordsrs will receive the best Of atten. tion. Dinner served from five o'clock on, and it can't be beat Next door to the Surprise store. if
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

The incoming mail, considerably de- layed by bad trails did not arrive at solomon until late yesterday afternoon and so did not reach Nome last even ing as anticipated. The consignment consisting of some local first class and six pouches of outside second class reached town shortly after one o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

If you cannot find your friend, try the Roller Rink. He will sure be there. Once you start rolling you never can stop Best sport in Nome. Skates 25c Open daily to and 7;30 to II p. m
 WILSON & HAGGERTY. Props
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
Grand Campaign Commence in Month.

AMSTERDAM, March 15.Thousands of German soldiers who were sent back to former employment work on gov- ernment contracts are being returned to the firing line for use in a grand campaign which all agree will begin within another month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
A MARCH PARTY.

You are invited to blow into the Fed erated Church Friday March 19, on a wind calculated to strike that locality about eight in the evening.
 No admission. Ice cream, cake and coffee o5 cents. Amusements for old and young.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
WAR BULLETINS
(Centlnued from Page One.)
Give Reception to German Cay

NEWPORT NEWS, March 15- Scores of prominent German Ameri- cans, including diplomatic and con sular agent of the Kaiser gave recep- tion today to the captain of the Prince Eitel Frederick.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Arrangements are now being made by the Moose of Nome to entertain the Moose of Solomon in this city in the near future. A committee has been appointed and are now busy making plans for a big time It is expected that the country around Solomon for several miles will be depopulated as the majority of Solomonites belong to the order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at 6 D. m. Tansss, Hesitatians, as well as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

A F, Cooke arrived recently from Tin City in the Port Clarence district Mir Cooke on his trip up the coast severe storm and had to make camp for three days near Lost river without provisions for himself or dogs
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Patricks Day will be becominglv kept at the Catholic church. There will he service at 10 n. m. in the church and at D m there will he a st. Pat rick's Party at the St Joseph's hall All are cordially invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

After you have read this paper pass it on to some one else that is also in terested in Alaska. You will be doing them & favor as Nome is destined to be one of the large cities of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
SPECIAL SALE.
Prices

On Ladies Tailored Suits. Prices S16.50 to $27.50. Cut prices on all goods.
 MRS J WANGER'S
 2ns Ave opp. Court House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
Admiralty Silent Dardanelles Losses

LONDON, March 15.-The admiralty is silent on consistently reported allied losses in the Dardanelles English press petitions King to let the people know the truth, be it good or bad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Scotty Allan carried Miss Marshalle Jones to Safety this morning Miss Jones Is on her way to Solomon to enter in the Ladies race which will he run town this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

X. E. Kinney, of Council City. tele- phoned tho Nugget that a most effee- tive distemper cure has heen discover cd in the inland city and consists of nothing more than finely ground on- ions. MT. Kinney states that the remedy has been efficacious in every case and the cure is remarkably quick. Four of five medium sized ground on- ions are given at a dose and the treat ment is continued for three days in succession
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

At the Eagle hall on Wednesday night at the St. Patrick Dance. given hy the Robert Emmett Society, will be seen the great feature drama in three reels, entitled Kelly from the Emerald 1sle.' The play is by the Solax Stock Company, featuring the well known Irish actor Barney Gilmore. The plot is deeply interesting and full of sen sational thrills from start to finish.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Up to yesterday afternoon Arthur Cole and Victor Anderson, enrOute to Candle had not been able to get sway from Council owing to very stormy weather.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

The Loyal Order of Moose No. 1413 turned out strong yesterday and after the usual order of business was tran sacted the members elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing term:
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

A Poiet states that according to the Italian paper La Italia there is little
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Dr. and Mrs Kittilsen and Fred Aver returned from Solomon yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

It is reported that Senator-elect Me Gam arrived at Fairbanks today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Mrs. W. E. Renney, of solomon. was operated on by Dr Mustard in Holy Cross hospital Saturday. The patient is reported to be doing nicely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Father Bernard of Mary's lgloo is spending a few days in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Owing to various difficulties the Eagle memorial services have been postponed to April fourth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Elmer tSrm) Rydeen the well known Candleite will probably arrive today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

M Ravenkilde returned to Jess creek this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

c. Laiblin. .holdover trustee. 2 VT term
 Perry Moore, holdover trustee VT term
 Chas. | Thompson. .holdover Secretary
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

w. F. Renney, the proprietor of the Dickson hotel, arrived in town the lat ter part of last week and will remain for few days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Fred Larsen the Teller mail carrier will not leave with the mail until to- morrow morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15

Wm Steiglemeier the solomon freishter arrived from the down coast section yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-15
NEWS NOTES


 M Ravenkilde returned to Jess creek this afternoon.
 Father Bernard of Marys lgloo is spending few days in town.
 Dr and Mrs Kittilsen and Fred Aver returned from Solomon yesterday.
 It is reported that Senator elect Me Gam arrived at Fairbanks today.
 Elmer tShm) Rydecn the well known Candleite will probably arrive today. Owing to various difficulties the Eagle memorial services have been postponed to April fourth.
 Fred Larsen the Teller mail carrier Nlli llol lttNt "ltl lilO iiioii ui'h '' morrow morning.
 Wm. Steiglemeier the solomon freighter arrived from the down coast section yesterday.
 w. E. Renney the proprietor of the Dickson hotel, arrived in town the lat ter part of last week and will remain for a few days.
 Mrs N E. Renney, of Solomon. was operated on by Dr. Mustard in Holy Cross hospital Saturday. The patient is reported to be doing nicely.
 Up to yesterday afternoon Arthur Cole and Victor Anderson. enroute to Candle. had not been able to get sway from Council owing to very stormy weather
 Scotty Allan carried Miss Marshalle Jones to Safety this morning Miss Jones Is on her way to Solomon to enter in the Ladies race which will he run the seventeenth. Scotty returned to town this afternoon
 Op Wednesdav next March F St Patrick's Day. will be becomnglv kept at the Catholic church. There will be service at 10 a m in the church and at 3 D. m there will he s St Pat rick's Party at the St Josephs hall All are cordially invited.
 \. F. Cooke arrived recently from Tin City in the Port Clarence district Mir. Cooke on his trip up the coast sometime ago was over taken by a severe storm and had to make camp for three days near Lost river without provisions for himself or dogs
 The incoming mail, considerably de- laNed by bad trails, did not arrive at solomon until late yesterday afternoon and so did not reach Nome last even ing as anticipated. The consignment consisting of some local first class and six pouches of outside second class reached town shortly after one o'clock. Arrangements are now being made | by the Moose of Nome to entertain the Moose of Solomon in this city in the near future. A committee has been appointed and are now busy making plans for a big time. It is expected that the country around Solomon for several miles will be depopulated as the majority of Solomonites belong to the order
 At the Eagle hall on Wednesday night at the St. Patrick Dance, given | hy the Robert Emmett Society, will bt seen the great feature drama in three reels, entitled Kelly from the Emerald 1sle.' The play is by the SolaX Stock | Company, featuring the we'll knowr Irish actor Barney Gilmore. The plot is deeply interesting and full of Sen Sational thrills from start 10 finish
 X. B. Kinney, of Council City. tele- I phoned tho Nugget that a most effec- tive distemper cure has been discover cd in the inland city and consists oi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
FL ARCHIDUQUE FERNANDO
MERE IN " COMBATE.

MUNICH. Mario lS.-AHunciase
Hue Fernando Bury, que fu6 Archi
au4ut Fernando Carl de austria,
ha mu"rto en- uu combate. hace po-
rOs d}aS.
Como So rrrordari cl ArchiduQue
Fernando Carl. rruuRci6 81 tituIo
para casar~r con una =entII mu-
-larha Ilamaia Czubcr. hiiu dc uu
professor dr Nicua.
E>n gesto del duFuc cause hondo
a.~-u>to IN la Corte Imperial. Pc
r1. ruando la declaration dr que
ura del Impcrio austro-hungaro a
las uarlourS aIiadas, ell Emperador
.r prri0u6. rerunocieudole I'll &c
rar.nlIa oJra Nrz, y permltlendoIe
I'll lu=r,so cu 81 ]ejrrcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
RES D%READNOUGHTS De LOS ALLADOS Sc HUNDIERON EN-
E. ESTRECHO De LOS DARDANELOS
Fl ejerCitO austriaCO Sc re-
trio en- desOrden
Los rusos han obtenido
una serie de %triunfos
en- Galicia

PEIROGRAD. Mario li.-EI CO.
rrrsponsal de la international. en-
y~orso,ia " O p Murray, pnyia
,,,,,.
Ih~tefrSaiIIe.
Las noticias reclbidas aluI por
fIrnfps O~ririaleS. dan cucn.a de
o,,e 81 ni6rcifo anstriacc ON GaIif-
Jn,
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azotado por Ia nieN'' mofIIiicauo
por el intense frio. y prrscguldo
rncarnizadamcntc Dor los ruSos,
rro r5pidomnnto van dominaDdo
- ,,n,roodo
'I''''"' P'""'> que - '''i''' PIT
'I>adoS a abahd"nar cuand" I'm MI
Hon d" aLemanrS. aSumLrron una
muy NsoroSa "lrHSlNa. IN Ia re-
.iiaia JOS du9''I"'''9 do'''p"''"I''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

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parliament" a. '' ''"''''' "'' '''
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'ihjoS puh'oS u' esq I'Ied' peru
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Ell hipnotismo i~ortalccc su memoria y de-
sar0lla 81 volu.tad. Venice l. tHpidez, re-
vivihCa Ia csperauza; cstiirula IA ambicion y Ia
determination de tencr bucn eNlto. c m
snira aquclla c~onfarza en- 81 mIsmo que lie
nc-c en- cstado de couvcrccr 4 Ia genie dc su
vcrdadcro valo-. Lc da Ia Have de los Secretos
iutimos del dominic de Ia mcntc. lie poHe
en- cstaio dc domirar los pcrSauicntoS y
srci9ncs de ot-os. Cuardo I'd. eutIcnde esta
-icucia impOrtante y misrcrioSa, I'd. puede
;-rIa-ta- sugcstiores en- 81 espiritu humane
guc sc-an obcicciias en- I'm dia o en- un ano
lie aqui. I'd. pucde curar malos habitos Y
euicrmCiadcs en- 81 miSmO y en- otros. Ia.
pucAc curar 4 81 mismo de insomnia ne
yiosidai V preocuTaCiones domcSticas o dc
nCgl-ios. I'd. pucdc hipnotizaT 4 pcrsonaS
acknowledgements. con Ia Igcra ulrada de los
5-os. sin el COuocimicrto de clos { injuries
endorsements 4 cbcicCcr su yoluntad. I'd
rucIc dcsarroliar 4 IN grade marayilloso
I'd. uucda tercr. I'd. pucdc aumcutar sus
DOLORES tclcpaticos . clariyideutcs. I'd. puede
lar cntrctcuimicntos as0ubrOSoS y divcriIios.
I'd. puedc ganarsc al amor Y IA amistad per
pctua dc aqucllos que I'd. dcsea. I'd. puede
1-n'cgc-sc contra IA Influenza de otTos. I'd.
oucde tcucr bucn cNl;o hnancicro y SCI, reco-
agcilo como I'm poIcr en- 81 Conuniaad.
Este lbro dc Flint lc cuseiara como apren-
Ter q Sccreto de aICanZaT csta coSas. Sr-
Fin, cs 81 hiDrOtis'a mas cmiucrte y melor
-onucilo en- q wuuiO. Ha aparccido ante
uillarcs de auditorioS. Fl Cumplira hclmerte
ada promcsa. 81 I'd dcscc una COpia de este
iL:o g]ratiiiio, solo rcCcSita maudar 81 uombrc
iirc-o-al ST. Herbert /. Flint, Dept. 22s3 =
Cleveland. Ohio. +. L.. de A., y cl libro is
.cra cuyiado a yuclta lc correo, porte pagades
Tcnqa cuidado en- pobcr Ell f~ranqueo s]uficieu, 9.
sonrc su carta y inclu.r la misma cantidad C.
umbrcs postalcs en- su esrta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

LONDRES, Mario 2O.-El Ami
rante en Jefe de la escuadra aliada
que Sc encuentra en- el estrecho de
los Dardanclos, ACADIA de cOmuni-
car que los "dradnaugths" ~ingleses
Irresistible Y "OceanO" y otro
frances llamatO "Bouyet', fuerOn
hundIdos en- 81 mencionado estre-
rho a causa de la explosion De mi
aas coIocadas por FL cuemigo en-
aQutl sitio. Las tripulacion"S de
los barcoS iugleses fucron sal
yadas cast en- su totalidad, pueS el
irsastre dis tempo para clio, pc
70 no pas6 iguaI cosa con Ia del
Bouv"t' que en- Mcnos De tres
minutes So hundid cOmpletamcnte
4 causa de una explosion que 50
origin6 en- su interior motivada
aor Ia de Ia nina Y por 10 tanto
nda la tripulaci6n perecid en- rI
."rrIbl" accidcnte.
Las aguas en- que ~operaban los
1arros de- guerra de- los aliados
IS, rucontrabau limpias DE minas
1urS autr> de- cntrar al cStrccho
" habia iuiciado un IrapaJo d.
Inspection Y de limpIa, por 10 cuai
.-n.ura 81 aImirauic ingIts que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Sahen los soldados que el mejor pre-
fente que pueden haber a SUI general
IS un perro que no sea una vulgar
dad. Muchos de los cestilIos de Po-
,onia han pagado tribute perfume al
generalisimo aleman. que ]reciente-
mente enyio a una de sus posesiones
lie Hanover un pequeno convoy de
perros.
Cuando ell general Sc acuesta sa-
oen los ordenanzas 10 que tienen que
hacer: dcjar cerca del Iecho unas
cuantas pipas cargadas y dar entra-
da en- ell dormitorio q dos 0 tres pc
rros de los que gozan del afecto de
su ilustre amo.
No es ell general muy expansive;
1ero tampoco exterioriza ostensible-
mente sus contrariedades.
Quiere POGO trato con los genera
les au~striacos, d los que suele dar
6rdenes por e~scrito. Con los minis
eros civiles prusianes no Gambia una
palabra, nj escrita ri hablada. En-
mas de una OCCASION sc ha negado a
recibirles en- ell campamento, dicien-
do:
En- tiempos de paz hablaremos
de asuntos de guerra. En- tiempoS de
guerra no me interes8 hablar de SUI
tos civiles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
ESTE LIBRo
IS GRATUITO
UNA REVELATION DE LOS MISTE
RIOS DEL HIPNoTISMo Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL.

Sr. Herbert L. Flint, uno de los hipnotistss
Ecar TN Iibro notable sobre el Hpnotismo, l
magnetismo personal y el sanearaiento mag.
netico. Constituyc cE mucho el tratadO mas
msravilloso Y comprensiyo del gGnero que jamss
ha sido publicado. FL ST. Flint ha decidido
distribuir por un espacio limitado de tempo
una copia ~gratuita / cada persona que Sc
irtcrcsc sinccramente pOr estas ciencias ma
ravillosas. Este libIo esti basado sobre Ia
experienced practica por mucho amos de TN
hombre que Ia hipnotizado J mas genie que
otra persona soia cualquicra. .,
Ahora I'd. puedc aprcuder los secTetos del
hipnotismo y el mague:ismo personal en- su
propio hogan fibre de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
Ell GENERAL ~KINDENBURG.

FL anciano mariscal Hindenburg
tiene tres pasioEes: Ia guerra, el ia
baco Y los perros.
Cuando no combate trabaja sobre
81 mesa de estudio, trazando pla-
mes; fuma incesantemente, Y cuando
enciende Ia apagada pipa consagra
una Garcia a alguno de sus perros
favoritos. Posee una collection de
raros ejemplares de Ia raza Gamma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
UN BUEN GENERAL.

En- OCCASION reciente, el mariscal
Hindenburg experimento una viva
contrariedad; uno de los generates de
su mayor confianza, Y que formaba
parte de su Quartet general, murio
en- el campo de batalIa.
Era precise cubriT ell puesto del ia
llecido. De Berlin lie enviaron al ma
Pasa q la paqina ).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

LA PRENSA es el ~pesi6dico mexica
no de mayor circulation en- los Estados
Unicos. Y por 10 tanto el mejor para los
saunciantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Pasa Il Ia pagina ).
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

are doing things Of just as vital in
terest as is new legislation.
Men of first rank in science, in its
stricter sense, and in those broader
fields of economies and sociology
have come to Washington to work
for the Government, only to find
that they practically were muzzled
by iron clad departmental rules
about expressing their own ideas,
which had the value of expert opin-
ions.
Instances where men have under
taken important tasks for the Gov
ernment in explorations, and in other
fields equally far removed from any
danger of involving the department
or bureau in political controversy,
have not been permitted to state
bare facts about their work without
submitting memoranda to their su-
periors. Examples could be cited
where information Of the most
harmless nature has been withheld
in manner that is highly auto
cratic.
If the newly created committee on
information can correct this sort of
practice it will make it's existence
worth while.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17

the splendid public use for which it is
adapted. Great Falls would be the
guarantee of reasonable rates for
Government use, for railways, for
domestic use. 1t would be public
property, and as such would not be
manipulated to the purpose of skin
ming the private consumer in order
that the big corporate consumer, or
the Federal Government, might be
given favors.
If the Potomac company proposes
to sell cheap current to the Govern
ment, it should be required to sell
cheap current also to the people.
Electric light costs are outrageously
high in this town as compared to
cities with which comparisons may
be reasonably and fairly made. They
are still more excessive, if compari-
son be made with the schedules of
charges that could be possible if
Great Falls were working for the
public interest.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
WHAT'S ON PROGRAM
IN CAPITAL TODAY

Lecture. The Life OF Christ" Mme. Mount
ford, before Woman's National Press Club.
Raleigh.
Celebration. hltieth anniversary of the adop-
tiun Of the Thirteenth Amendment to the
Federal Constitution aholishing slavery in
United states. under auspices OF the Ma
tiunal Emancipation Commemorative So
,irty af residence OF W. j. Nixon 1913
Thirteenth street northwest. n. m.
,Iniation Mount Vernon Commandery. United
order of the Golden Cross. Pythian Tenn
Dinner. Reta Theta ri Fraternity. Univer-
sity club p. m.
Iertlrc THE Wonderland OF Europe and
North America in Natural Color Photo
GRANNY" Franklin Price Knott. before Ma
fiona GCoEra phiC Society. New Masonic
Temple. l:45 and Sis y. m.
nm, nron board OF managers OF the Day
>;urscrv, Masonic Temple.
i, n, r'ainmCnt, Washington University Drs-
u,ari. Society. auditorium of university, $
E>hibiIion. Battle cry of Peace" photoplav
Continental Memorial Hall, $50 y. m.
Intrrburcau chess tournament, Home Club
third floor. p. m.
United Spanish American War Veterans to-
night.
Masonic Lebanon, No. = Martha, No. 4:
Ascension. No. 20; East Gate. No q.
Eastern Star.
Odd Fcllows-Central. No l.: Metropolis, No.
l6; Phoenix. No. IS; Megenenu, No. 4, En-
campmCnt; Miriam, No. 6. Rcbckahs.
knights of Pythias-SyraCusian No. 10
Rathbone Temple. No. s, Pythian sisters
knights Of Olumbus-lnSuranCo committee.
Socialist Party-LoCal Northeast.
The Washington times., 1915-12-17
DEEP MYSTERY IN
ALL STORY FEATURE
"Polaris Of the Shows" by
Charles B. Stilson, Full of
Stirring Adventures.

Mystery not only to the reader. hut
to the hero. deep mystery as to HE own
parents and his own identity undrrlicst
the plot of "Polaris Of the Sno"s,' tn"
novel which Charles 3. Stil50n has
written in three larts. the first OF
which appears in the All Stor" Mara-
zine to be placed on sale tomorrow.
Polaris did not know the full name OF
either his father or rnother t'e knew
they were called stephen and hrno, but
that was all lie lived a,Onc ir the
frozen southland with n crippled !ath"'
and grew thus to manhood. Then he
started for the world and civilization.
The story Of tis adventures is stirring
ly written.
George Allan ENGLAND contributes ar-
OTTER of his stories Of thrills under tie
title Of Tile Tenth Question: which
has very deer meaning and n series
of tense situations.
The great blue sca as Charles Wood
has painted it so entortaininPlv in his
previous stories will again he the basis
Of Il real Wood masterpiece. Ten
Decks and No Keel" which, with 'S':in
Deep" by Tom S. Elrod. and "The
Amateur Attorney" by Paul West
constitute the tiG features of the new
ante-holiday rumber of the All Story.
The second installmcnt OF Shared
will OF course, be feature, There are
several fine short stories and instell-
ments Of various serials