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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07
: CHURCHES

Csatral Fresbytcrian ne regular
7 aaonthig meeting % the session Uhirh
shogi4 have been held this evening
. has been Postponed ir favor % the
S2rtaT booster meeting az the First
, 1f=5sasiiss esurch.
TIE eho5r eiti meet for ifs week
tg rresaraai Tuesday evening
ne usual mi1-WeeE meeting wUi
~ Ee,d "wednesday evening az TsfE
soes~tbsHE o4t % the ordinary O.
PF6asis~f f1F tke meeting
thursday etesiaE af e O'Clock che
Hr1sasrt1ad % ere rhgreh uiii meet
Zoe iss mosssiy Business ana social
ssssi1a.
Can9rrn's cav exercises Win b.
hs'f sas9sF morning aE che usaal
boar ~ waFshfB.
First Msthsaist -Th- oTrial board
VII sect 3faaazy evsaiaE a. :
ofefaes
ressiaT evening" The ffarrlsss Hen
Gsrs9a Memorial class viii rees ZOE
e bassssss ss4 social sessi8a in the
eezrea prayer neetinE F8am and Co
sake seal srTaeEeeaests f1s ere boat
sSesFss5s THURSDAY.
rEs Caesears SeWiaE class viii
meet Wednesday aftsrr6an az 81
o'eieet fgs tss ssstuE sssssoa Ca enc
hoee es NFs. Harry Eraak z1ls
Fesrth atsssr
Prayer services viii Be h-if Wed
sss,ss7 sseesEE a. sss1 efsh ere les
sea sss4y fsU@ ere ssvssts chapter
o. Acts
Tears1sV tss Harriet usri~rssa
Nseaast2l class viii 30 oa q boat rx-
esFss8a 60 1fascaues
FrttaT efssisE ss g O'Clock th-
#sr4aV sesaot board viii teades e
reesFts8s Co enc S4nfag school or
easstFa o. tks seasx.
sast4F. Jaas o.. Niit - Observed
as ehiiersa's Gay wtta services a.
iQssG a.
ssssag. Iass -. wiu b. Observed
Sc F4thsFs' day a. she eharch.
Gssn4a Msthsaist-Ths las, qaag-
terry meeting % this Conference
rear uil b. hsi4 usxt sandav whea
Rev. p l. Maais. dissrict surcrin- .
tsaerut Niil preach a. both the
morning sa4 eveaiaE services.
>eccnd Christian - The LOYAL /
Daughters ~tii meet TUESDAY eve I
alag tn ths home % Miss Margaret ..
Foster. 900 Michigan avenue
he Ladies Ala society all nee; .
Wednesday zfteruoou ~ tho church 1
Tns Loyal Bsreans viii meet Fri /
day evsaiak Nth Mrs Frank Ritz.
szs Twelfth avenue
Ckiitren's DAY exercises viii be
ssi4 a; ;hs church Sunday evening
~ 7.1e.
Zion Lutheran-Ths YoanE Peoples
society wiii meet this evening with /
ttiss Esther Fryreii and Hiaimer =
FrYssii. us Third street. Moline.
TIE Meas society meets this even
TAG vfth =. ~ And~rson. ais Tcu,h
aveaae-
TIE Ladies' society wiii nee,
thursday afternoon With Nrs
Azsnfa Bioo=b~rs. SO Fortiefh
street
raise< fressysrriAs-Prayer ser
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

daughter Marian Agnes spent Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. =. J. Little at Coaltown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

yoaax psoSis. sazs bat z~=s@Ts q
fas faauy tagiaE esss taxes isfo thsiF
eaefG~zrs ls tas arFasEsEs=ts t1F ne
wefaleE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-07

tsssns4a Nsth0aist-Ths las, Quar-
terry meeting % this conference
year ufli b. hsi4 usxt sandav whea
Rev. ?. L. tfahis. district superin-
tsaeeHf wiil preach a. both the
morning sa4 eveuiaE services
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

- aus 9iro1 mirb folsenbe
rRriess : @efdidte" beri4tet: Die
Strol4e, bic i'm lebten Sabr am 90.
S unt ipdbrenb bes @onntagsgpttesz
bienftes betm @tpdbauerr III Sur
etnbre9en MOLTEN, aber BON Der Sod
ter nit elmer alten 6u9sroffel fort
geplo14t" purben, famen lpieber, Inn
bic angebrpbte Rode gu nebmen.
Mteoer mar tpegen bes @ottesbienltes
bic Sodter ALIEN gu 9au1e. Nun
brobten bic beiben, oiesmal ibr ben
@aruus au MAIDEN. Mber bic 5p9ter
hatte porber ibren plon erlou19t,
tpenn Manner gu 9oufe ieten, bos
9aus qn5ui@iiren, falls aber bic
Sapfere bonn borigen Sabre gu 9au1e
lei, lie abaumurtfen. Desbalb bette
lie glei6 einen olten @abel bon Der
&ammer berobgebplt unb 10 ging Der
&f log. Nls bic Saustiir bebentz
lid d65te, 0ffnete Sic So6ter lie
plDBli9 pollitdnbig llnb bieb einem
NIT benz @dbel binous auf ben Mrm,
i6lob bic Sir bor benz 3uriidpets
9enben idnell nieber ,,nb lief in Bic
neben Der Sir lieeenbe @peifetamz
mer. lpo Der 3lpeite StrolG ourds
Jeniter einfteiaen pollte. 9ie{em
bieb lie nod nit benz @dbel iiber Bic
Mdiel, als iie. feIbit fdon einen Mez
polberi4ub .burd Die 9onb erbolten
bette. Damn CAB lie ben Rampf auf,
elite our 9ausslode unb ldutete
Sturm auf benz Dode. Dos bcnabm
ben beibcn ben M1,t b0llis unb iie
rdumten ben Rampfplob.
q n ii slid. sd fdlafe itets
bel pffenem Jeniter, audi i'm Win@
teri"
m@iuo benn SIRE !6erren Rone=
gen i'm Bureau bamit einberitan.
beng"
@erfannt. SD babe ee-
bort, mein !9err, Sic pdren Elm pria>
5ipieller @bcfeino9"
r&einesmess, snabise Trall, id
freue MIDI INNER. lpenn onbere beis
raten!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
,Suburbnn Sstano ibr biertes Asyab. /,

,Sllbirbnt SsGano lift biertes Sab.
respifnif obbalten, an meld)em Sos
5toliiten bon Clinton, Ml,scatine ltno
anoeren Staote1t ll1,b Srtlbaiten
%fbeilnebtnen merout. Sir geniieenS
ltnterbaltltt9 1ltto 9erpirtbut,g miro
anf Die bette nn0 mlsgiebigite @eiie
Gorge getraget apenoen. Sir Sim.
Der u1o g%rpadiene iino allcrbor,o
Solfsipiele nnO @ettre11nelt in 8or.
bereitllng. als Sa1ptrebner oes Ia.
gcs miro @illiam Nobrijue5, ser be-
farnte so5ialiit bon Chicago, fun.
lgiren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Ment8uus Sod Sslanb.

8err Ma1glit Bergeion, grpraiioent
oes bieiigen Sroens Scr Goggles, 1T
porgeltern nod 5pofane, @albing-
ton, ,obaereiit, no er als 9elegot ser
BORT ltattfinoenoen Mationalforpen-
tion Der eagles" bonn 2. bis z.
Muglllt beimpbl1en miro. Serr Scr
oeion reiite BON bier nod Chicago,
400 er 1ib anoeren 9elegaten att
1dlieBen miro, nm Sic Meiie nod ser
&onDentionsltaot au mad)en. Son
Cincinnati, Ohio, forrmt Gin spe5iaI-
aug, Den fait ollie 9elegoten nebn1en
tperbel1.
2eutna,t 6reo q. Coleman, ser
bon ben 5d)oiiel0 8orraden 31 So
nollll nad) benz God Sslano Mrlenol
perlest apllroe, lit bicr jebt angelan9t,
nt6 2eutnant See .. @eigbt bon
Sort &oiencrans BON San 1iego,
Sal, Der cbenfnils bterber nerlekt
ipl1roe, miro bier nGditc ISOLDE CT
mortct. Scr g%rltgenannte lit ser
@adfolger bon Captain Mortoll, ser
nod Song Sslono oerieet muroe.
Ger Gri-Gitp 9reb Club, Ser am
0onnerstag. einen Musflng nad5
W'orn11ol1tb mad)en lppllte, bette Sen
Nan lpegen Oes ll1tgiinltigen @et=
tiers o%llfgegeben nnb miro pieneid)t
1pater Die @eiie oortbil, MAIDEN.
gln Sonntag 11nb Montag Aperoen
Die beriibmten @ompton Court 5a11-
ger mebrere &on5erte alf ben1 @atd).
toner Tarf geben. Gin 1rcl1es u1b
por5ilgltfes 9rogranm miro bei ie,
6em Inftretel1 our Musfiibrnng font
men. Mtengliibe 2ie0er aperoen in
Sof-aoltilmen gell1ngen merben. Scr
'gl1ltritt gum Tarf betrdgt ,tlr 1Oc;
8irtoer li11O frei. @n ieoem 0iens.
fog llno Ireitag Mbe1t0 finoen Nro-
menaoeatanse in Ser rsS,1n" ltatt.
Der Miliillippi lit im111er 11od) i'm
stciget lr1o perl,rladt @ciorglidfeit
1tlter Sen 8lrnocs- Sngenie,1ren, neil
oieles ltetige 5teigen oes 1Il1l1es sic
neutrality-suspicious. int 6llb Dit,
bert. Sic anbauer11oen Megen i'm
ytoroen perurla6en 0as Steigcn oes
5liiies.
Sobn 8mlliels aus ser @eoeft0 bon
Goroopa mltroe b~orgcltern bon i0e1
Srrenfomnni1ion als geiltesgelt6rt
erflart nro nod 0em SrrcnalpI 5u
Watertorpn geIdidt.
Die Garn1er bon Mod sSslono Conn,
tD iinb belorgt iiber sic oiesiabri9e
grnte. Ger itetige Megen bilroert Sic
meiiten Jelofriidtc inn @adet6nnL ID
Dob Die grntc apa6rideinlib r1ter
normal ansfalle1 miro. 8cl onoers
leioet 6ie &artpffeln 11no anoere
anolenfriidte inter oen1 ltetigcn Me.
gen, neil Der WpOen fat iibcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
MtueB aus Wustatine.

@ei Ser fiir5lid) abgebaltel1el1 Be-
alntelnpabl oes st. Spiepbs ltnter=
itiisllngs-G ereins ml,roen Die folaell=
sen 11eler 9eamten fir oas fonlnsll-
0e sSnbr erapdblt:
NrGiioent - 2oltis Sdppab.
@i5epraiioent - SSolepb Sd)oab.
Sefretar - 8eorg Srep.
sdotmeilter Sobn 9. aa'opp.
Ger Sllgeuopereilt ser oeutidelr
enangelild)cn @enleil1oe bult a1 font
mel1oen 9ienstag Mbenh llrt s llbr
leine monatlihe @eldnftsperlamm-
lung ob, mdbrenb ON 9onnerstag
9sadunittag ser 6ral,enzGerei1 ieine
m1onatlide &erlommlltng abbaltcl
miro. @idtige @elbafte liegen SIN
Grle0lgll1g Dor.
Pint Ionnerstag Mittag lturb in
i6rem 9eim an Der s. ll1o Npplar
.Strabe 6ralt 6ronf 6reelna,1, gcb.
Hadlel Settler, nod lal1gerer &ranf-
Ibcit int Mlter bon So Sabren. Sic
lmlroe bier an IL. Mar5 1852 aebo-
rem nno lat bier l,nlraterhrod)cn &C.
.lebt. Ml1ber ibrem @otten binterlabt
lie 0rei Sobne lu1o cine Spfter, To-
mie slpct @riibcr, George nro sSSobn
&edler. Die 9eeroigl1ng finoet unl
'Somttag Madnnittag altf Oen1 8reen=
wouo 5rieobof ltatt.
Mm Sonntag miro Galtor s. Nei-
nemnt10 il1 Der llltberiid}en 3ionsge-
lnei1lOe preoiecn, "a Naitor @aefner
bel cinem Miiiionsfclt III palmer,
ISa., preoigel, miro.
Ger Stootratb bielt norgelter,l
Ifen0 cine Notwithstanding al
lllrO pergab bie perld)icoenen Mcbcll-
fnntrafte fir oie llelle Stabtholle, mie
W}obcl, Tigtnrel, Sen tcrporbanae
ltlu.
Die bieligen Glfs lperoel1 rrorael1
eiltcn @llitcr Gag abbaltcn alno in
corporc an oent @ullipiel i'm @aa-
parf 5miid)en 0el1 Wfl,sfies uno Gin.
tolt tbeill1ebmelt. Die glfs lperoer
BON ibrem Glltbballs oil ser oitl.
Nront Strabe nod, ben1 9arf mar
ld}iren.
0iebe babcn in ser porlettcn Nfadpt
Die aoolennan glepatpr Office III
&elt 2itertp bernrbt ru,S $50 ols
@crtc er5ielt. Die 4oli5ei mllroe 10,
|Nlcid} bcrid)tct, nod inns sic 9icbe
bis icst nob nidt atgefangcn NOR
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Nencs aus Moline.

9. S. Stanley miro ser 2i,,ooln
Nurf Gommiiiion pott Chicago &c.
so be3oblen miilicn fit eilte,1 INT.
gertlienelt nn0 5%erbrod)enen Strabe,t.
pfoiten. 9efonntli9 flt5r Stanley
Dor einigen Monaten nit iei,tem Mll-
tonlobil gegen ole 9arfeinfaiiung,
apobci er idyper berlebt muroe 1l,o
Elm illnaer Manr gu Gooe gefontmct,
lit. Ga Stnhlep tttt oett 2ebelt oa=
pongefommen uno aub jebt pieoer
bergelteQt lit, be5ablt er oie @ednuna
gcrnc.
Goal 8al(ep tpiro am 1onnerstog
nn0 6reitag, 10. uro 20. MlQl1it,
cine &eimfebr. Ieier abboTtctt, tpie
oies id)on lebtes Sabr geldab. Ser
.idieoene &on1ites arbeitcn jest Elm
reiabaltiaes unb pnlienoes 3ro-
gramm fir Sic 5eier aus, an mel
der ltd) tal1lenoe bon 2euten bethel.
|ligen mcroen.
3us Sabrespifnif Ser bieiiaen Sc.
idaftsleute . @ereiniaung piro om
10. Mll9nit allf @ompbeu's Sslon1
obgebalten merben, an apeldcm iid
oub Belhaftslellte bon @ait Moline
uno Silpis betbeiligen tperben.
@iuiam 5manoIe, Ser Dor einem
Sabr aus DEM Gol,ntygeiangnib
brad nno ieitbcr nid)t abgefaBt per.
Den fon11te, lit porgeltern in galt MSo.
line perbaftet uno mieoer inn County.
gefangnib dbgeliefert 1poroert. Sci
Weann apllroe oamols nerbaftet, mel.
ct cinen Mann III galt Woline &c
itodet bate.
Mllf @eranla1ilmg bon g. 81. Nil.
liams pllroe Der 6orbige SarrD 8at,
teri on per6aftet, neil er bieIen mil
elmer id)doliden Moffe ongegrifier
bette. Hattcrl Jon nrlrbe bonn EpIi,
oelrluler 81 9o.Oo S1rafe perltrt9e1lt
2pIe 90. Mliion bon .@amtibal
Dfo., aprlrOe fir bic &%nabenfIaIle Sci
10. sc. 6. 81. nls Sefretdr erapdblt
@enannter miro iein Mn1t etpa Mittt
Mllgllt antretcn.
Nad mir flr5er aranfbeit lit Dor
geitern Meno ii, ieinem Seim SsSomes
s. Mc@lbatton in ieinem @eim
2213 IL. 5traBe inn Mlter bon sc
Sabrer1 geltorben. ST murbe in
IStoate @isconiin geborcln l1,lo fan
in il1nge1 Sabret ,,ab Molil1e, Del
.ieitberigen @eimatb. geil1c Trol
itarb Dor 81 Sabre,. Ser &erItor
bene binterlaBt fiinf a'i,1oer. ST Der
feiratbete iid sum 5lpeiten Male in
Sabre 1900; oud oieie 6ral1 ltarb in
Snbre 1907. Sic @eer0igltng finoe
beute Morgen bon DonieIlon & Sur
gie's Observation-Disclosures oil!
altf Dem ct. Wearp's Srieobof in gal
Wdoline itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

idrpernnnt lit inns Elm Modien nidt
5llabt. Corn fam iib unter Ser
lbaltniIiem nod gut cntlpideln nub Ell
ne quite @rrtc 5eitigen.
Die Mrbeitcn al betn lln1bau oes
Waleltic Gbeaters mad)en CUTE Sort.
idritte. 3os SSn1ere inpobl apie oos
MellBere miro politanoig lmmooel-
.lirt, 10 Dab Oas 1beater zines Ser mos
sberniten lu1o 'biibldeiten in ser 5taot
miro. 'SSll eirigen Msonaten miro oas
|@ebda10e fertiggeitent fem ullo %ieirer
8eltimillung iibergcben meroen foin-
il1en.
SEER Senrp 6. gmpfe, ser befar11-
.te 6eutide @inapobner ser .5taot,
tliegt idper fra,lf in iei,,em Seim,
|S31 "a. StraBe 0arrieoer. ct lit
ct1pa 81 Sabre alt. Set pielen
tStnnoen liegt er ldo,t beiinnungslos
oarnie0cr.
Die nit sen glattern bebaftete gei-
itesgeitorte 5ral1 @oie s.. Neitrom
bon Ma1scatine, Sic in eincm 3in1-
mer inn @eridtsgebal,oe u11ter Aua-
rantane lit, lit alf 0em @ege ser
gencrn1g, 10 DOB 1ie bal0 bergeiteut
lein miro lno 0olt1t f,ah bem 9lipl
5n 8atcrto1pn iiberfii)rt meroen
fa,1. Sic Fat eine lpe5iel1e 8ran-
fenpflegerin.
Ger ita6tiide @ouinlpeftor Sobn.
ion itellte Oieie @od)e 1ulr ad)t 8a1l.
erlmlbriBideine aus, ipenigcr mie ie
5npor. Die @eiommtlurmc fir Sic
sa'lten bcld,lft lid allf etpo $4,000.
@eil ct iid ei,1enl Noli5ilten mi
oerlest batte, apllroe geltcrn Soc
grcapn bon 3openport berbaftet u1,o
bonn Eoli5eirid)ter 81 $50 5trafe ur,b
Soften perl'rtbeilt;
Die bieiiaen glfs, buben on1 5on,1-
tag ibren Mllsfll 1,nD @ifnif al1f if.
rent !befanl1tcn Ml1sflugsplab. Die
5abrt oortbin miro nit Dem 0ampfer
W%sarqllette gen1adt, ser bier Inn
$3.50 l1br bonn Iltbe ser 10. Strabe
abfa6ren miro. gn geniige1,ber In.
terDaltllng llno Der .beiten 8erpir.
t1atts miro 6 nid!t fe5len.
Die Carpenters ser 1rei 5taote
lperoen ant 5onmtag, 8. Ml1gllt, ibr
Gabrespifnif allf oem 5llburban SIS
lano afbalten. @err SsSobn $. @ul-
fer, Nraii0ent Ser Sllinpis State Sc
oeratio11 Of 2abor miro Sic 6alpt.
reoc 0cs Cages baltet. Gin interel,
larfes Nrogranm lit in 8prberei.
tllng.
9eiratbs : grlallbnibldeine.
Mif Maricih l1l,0 Sri. Morp ga,
brit, 3od Sslono.
Sam 2anoretts rln6 Sri. 2isaie
G%atalano, Hof Ssla1b.
9enrp S. @repe, goalinger, @al.,
l11o Jralt 9lice @eisler, @of S.
LAMB.
CHARLES s. &anotperf unb Sri.
Gora 9. @aitings, Morris, Sn.
Nbtlip %2iltebarger unb Sri. Mlpa
Tbnrman, Gcoor &apios, So.
STINT 8enncD, ein @fenrler ser Mof
|Sslan6 9abn, purbc pprgeltern Der.
|boftet alrf Geranlolinng BON syrol,
@li5abetb Meper, bic i'm anflaat, oaB
ct ibren Wann, Mic Mcper, al11 Is.
Slrli tbatlid mgcariffen nno 10 brit
tai miBballoelt bubc, bni CT belill.
nlll1gslos 51 @obell iirl ms lit MEL
d)em 3llitol10 er i'm lie9en Iicb. Ios
gerb6r iullror bis 5llt1 ndd)lten 6rei-
tag Ma,rgcl pcrld)u6en.
0ie MiiiiIiippi @alep So5iaIiltel,
pcrocn am Sonntag Morgen alli
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

Ger 5taotratb bielt poraeltern
Gbeno cine Notwithstanding ab
l1u0 pergab bie pcrid)icoele1 Ncbcll-
fp%ntrafte fir oie ,,elle StabtbalIe, mie
W}obcl, Tigturen, 6enlterporbanee
llju.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05

With the exception of Councilman common council were present when the regular Monday night meeting was called to order by Mayor Dia- mond last night After the reading and approval of tho minutes of the previous meeting Councilman Thomp- son presented petition from the residents of the east end of Kings way asking that the street light which formerly gave comfort to the night wavfarer be restored as the district was entirely unlighted.
 A communication from the school board was read asking that the sum of Sq7t D granted for payment of the salaries of the teaching staff. The city attorney announced that the light ing contract between the city and the Seward Peninsula Power Company was ready for signatures and also stated that a resolution had been pre- ! pared arranging for the meeting of a board of equalization composed of the | council members to adjust the tax rolls. Judge Hobbes stated that the board would have to arrange its sit tings so that the work would be con- cluded by the tenth of October. The resolution was then read in blank. :.
 sundry and divers accounts against the city required considerable time in reading and all labor bills were ordered paid under suspension of the rules.
 The council then took up the mat ter of the communication of the school board and a resolution was of- cred requiring that warrants be drawn for the amount asked. It was so or dered. The petition relative to the light on Kings way was also taken up and referred to the street committee.
 Tom Albright again appeared be- fore the council to enter further pro- test against what he considered the laxlty of the council in failing to fix
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
BATTLE CRUISERS TO BE ADDED
 ID FLEET
A. p. A. Service,

A. p. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-President Wilson, Secretary Daniels and Chair man Daggett of the house naval com rnittee, decided today after a confer ence in which the naval needs were thoroughly discussed that the naval program for the coming session of congress shall include the addition of fast battle cruisers to the other yes sels, under contemplation. It is said that the officials were in entire ac- cording in the view that such ves- sels were indispensable under modern war conditions and the American feet should be fully up to the re- ouirements in that respect. At the present time the United States has none of that class of ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
RUSSIA DELIVERS ULT|MATUM T0
 BULGARIA
A. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 PETROGRAD, Oc. 4.-The Bulgar- ian government has been formally notified that there must be no further quibbling in her Balkan relations and the imperial government will also re call its representatives If Bulgaria does not within twenty four hours openly break off all negotiations with Austria and Germany. An insisten, demand is also made that the Bulgars send away all the Austrian military off cers who are now in Bulgaria. The Russian minister has also been noti- fled to demand his passports in the event that the Russian demands are not complied with in the specified time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
S|GUARD SEPPALA MEETS DEATH
 IN BURNING CABIN

One of the saddest accidents occurring in this vicinity for many years happened this morning at the Pioneer Mining Company's camp at Little creek when the cabin occupied by Siguard Seppala and Olaf Kassen was destroyed by fire, result ing in the death of the former and the serious injury of Kassen. According to the story told by those arriving from the scene this morning, the la mentable happening occurred about 5:3O and was the result of an attempt to light a fire by means of distillate to one of the young men shortly after arising for the day. From the story told by Kassen while writhing in agony from numerous burns, it ap- pears that the men were both up, and, finding the morning cold, Kassen sug- gested that fire be started. Which one of the two undertook the task has not been definitely learned, but it is believed to have been Seppala. At any rate. whoever started the fire did so by pouring distillate into the stove from an open five gallon can with a resultant explosion heard all over the neighborhood and which filled the cabin with flame. Kassen managed to reach the open in some manner and
 with his clothes afiame from the blaz- water which was partially frozen and threw himself in. thereby extinguish- ing his burning clothing By this time the cabin was ablaze from end to end
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
BULGARIA MUST
 CHOOSE TODAY
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 LONDON, Oct. 5.--Bulgaria must take her choice today for an open alliance with the central powers and Turkey or for complete neutrality during the remainder of the war This announcement was given to the pub lie today by the war office. It is stat ed that the allied powers have told Bulgaria that continuation of the present activities must be looked upon as hostile preparations and provis- ions will be made to act
 What the decision of Bulgaria will be and when it will be made public is matter which rests entirely with the censors but it is generally regard ed as unlikely that there will be a long delay in satisfying the wide spread anxiety to know the best or the worst. It is known that allied troops are already landing in Greece I in anticipation of refusal on the 1 part of Bulgaria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
BAD WEATHER STOPS FRENCH
 OFFENSIVE
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 LONDON, Oct. 5.-Dispatches from the western front this evening state that torrential rain and mud have stopped the push of the French offen- sive in the Artois district, Artillery actions are taking place at practically all points from Arras to the sea and the German lines are being again de- luged with a rain of shot and she'll Operations in. the Champagne section are also slight owing to the lowering weather. Several attempts of the Germans to advance in the Rheims region were repulsed this morning and were not resumed. Both sides are apparently waiting for the weather to clear.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
COUNCIL WILL S|T AS
 EQUALIZATION BOARD TONIGHT

ad rain To his satisfaction. Mir AL right was real peeved and wanted to know if Billy Rowe was the czar of Nome and why" the council did not dare enforce a law against him"
 The mayor stated that in his belief the council had done all that could be done and it was therefore up to the complainant to invoke the law if he wanted matters fixed to his per sonal satisfaction. This pronounce inert apparently swept Mir. Albright off his pins and no further remarks were forthcoming
 Thompson then suggested that 1t trician as many of the wires of the fire alarm system were In bad shape and it was cheaper to have them look
 ed after by regular men than to hire expert help at intervals On
 concluding his statement the coun- cilman offered the name of George | Burger moving that he be appointed 1 to the position at a salary of ten dol 1 lars per mouth
 Councilman Lehman wanted to | know how it was that the wires wers l out of order and was informed by ] Thompson that the city had made use | of some old wires taken from the Sandspit and these were the ones
 making all the bother. The motion
 was passed.
 | The resolution arranging for the l meetings of the board of equalization
 yay ter taken up aud at;er son 1 discussion it was decided that the nrst l meeting should be held in the city ] hall tonight at o'clock p. m. There 1 being no further business, everybody 1 looked at Thompson while he. with
 customary dignity, assumed his time
 horoned perrogative of moving ad-
 journment. which motion passed with out dissent.
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and, despite the arrival of number of men from the nearby camps. noth ing could be done to bring Seppala from the burning building.
 All possible effort was made to get at the body but it was found impos- sible and the mortified watchers were compelled to stand aside while the cabin was consumed. In the meantime .<l.ssen was mate. Is comfortable Il: possible and hurried calls were sent to town for medical aid.
 On the arrival of Dr. Mustard, Kas- sen was brought to the hospital where he now lies in a precarfous condition. The remains of the unfortunate Sep pala were in the meantime taken from the embers of the burned building. An examination disclosed that the flames had wrought awful havoc and the body was charred and burned be- yond all recognition.
 The unfortunate accident fell like a blow on the community as both young men are we'll and favorably known. Seppala, who Is a brother of the winner of this years sweep takes race, has been a resident of the district for many years and his death will be deeply regretted by a large .t~ .t,. will be held at two this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-05
BULCARS ARE PREPARING
 FOR ACTION
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 PARIS. Oct 5.-Despite the warn ings of Russia and the western al lies, the Bulgarlans continue their hostile activities, according to inform alton arriving here today. Dispatches from Athens transmitted by the Havas News Agency say that the Bull ear!an army Is being concentrated on the Serna1n frontier. The total strength of the Bulgarian army ia said to be involved In the move ments now going on and the forces are estimated to be very strong.