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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

an, aber gu ie9en Jet nod INNER
nihtsl
Nun lauihte Or. 0inter ebenz
falls. Gr laui6te lange .3eit. 4ud,
er tonnte ni9ts meiter feItitelen, ais
haB irgen0ipo in Der @rbe gearbelIet
tpurbe. Sine Mtne etfpa? Iein, oafiir
tldngen Die @erduide gu offer uno
gu tuenig 6umpf. Snbem ii1 Sr.
Binter nod in Der. fpie er tppbl
pubte. ni9t ungefdbrlid1en Situation
Den Sopf ii6er bic llrla9e Der merit
~piiroigen Zone Serbra4. b0rte er ous
murrenoe S9poben leines affen
binter ltd.
.Na, Gmil," Or. @inter bre3te
ii4 nm, vnas meinit bu osnn. mas
bas iit?"
Gin &nurren tam aus Der 8rut
bes Sieres, oas nit ieinen 70 uneltrs
lid piet iddrfereu Siunen Meni9enz
ndbe tpitterte uno erlduidte.
Seinem 6errn fiel 0as ouf; er
mertte. Der 4fie nuroe tpiitenb. Ibcr
lporiiber, pes9alb9 9as puBte er
ni@t.
Gr CAB olio teIep1oniI9e Mielbuna
in ben 6auptgra6en. limb als er pies
Der auflob, erblidte er Ieiren @ffen
auf benz 9anO oes !0or4poitenloues
liben0. Gr lodte i'm berab, oo6 Gmil
lam nidt. @r, Der ionft einen @hroeia
bate, anfreht gu eeben, iprang ploBz
lib in sroBen Springer, ouf olen
8ieren. BON @raben FORT uno ltieB
piitenoe S6reie aus. Sn bieiem 4us
senbltd ftieg bas beGtpeiB dufleuAz
tenbe SteilFeuer Der 2eu6tratete in
Die Naht, Die ta9bea tpurbe fir Sea
tunben. Damn gierte Der S6eintperz
fer nit peiben 4ugsn iibsr bic
Orobtperbaue Dor Der preuBif6en
2inie uno tpeiter ms 6elo binein,
bas pie cine Wiiite lag.
Dos Gerdu6 bate a~ufsebDrt, aher
ser Wtnb itano bon orauBen bsrein.
.3ebn Meter Dor Der Iebtsn Sappe
iprana Gmil oufregt bin uno Der
unb treii6te bon 3sit gu 3eit ourhz
oringeno.
r@r fiebt 9eipenitsr!" faste Der
cine 9or6poiten.
Rein. er iiebt etpas, ipas mir
ni9t fehen!" eripibsrte Or. 8int,r.
Snbefen tnaate es bon Der franz
soffden Settle. Der groBe 4ffe
fprnng nod psiter ppr unb pers
Idpono plObli6, ala bate Jpn Ole
Groe perfhlunesn. aber eIeid3eitie
tnallte es bort an ser STEELE, nc er
perfdpono! Gin MuteebeuI! 4ngfls
ihreiei llno pisber Sdiife! Man fGb
Seuer aus Der Groe bIiben! Oortl
9a! Sid)t Dor Dem innsren Srdbts
b%inoernis. Seine 5tpansig Wieter Dor
Den 9rdben!
Sn nsmfeIben 4ugenbIit roate u1S
rdFslte Ser Sob Inon bunoertfdltio
aug ben osutiGsn Steaun1en. Die
Moidinengspsbrs fnatterten, uno bic
@ei6ibe ian9en ibrs 9ounsrmsIoois!
Die 6ran3oien batten nit grpier
@eihidlihteit sinen 2aufaraben 10
noreetriebsn. hdb lie unter 6olsod=
Gern iidl decentralization, Sic porae=
I6oheR lpurosu uno teine Seffnuna
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
Ger A~ompaenie- Afr.
ariea3ifi38e bon oaiIs obau.

Gr ftammte aus eirem Ghlob in
Der 6egeno BON 0rinant, uuo es
bieb. Der entfIobene SdIobberr fei
Gin beriibmter N~uturforI1er aefpeIeu,
Der Die ielteniten 8egenitduoe, ole
suerttpurOigften 3iere auf feinem
Dunoerid0nen 2anofB auiummengez
bra9t bate.
Dus erobe Sier nit Dem antIib
zines melanAoliihen Dilben mare
sridrgeIs ieoer pfIege 3ugrunbe aes
gongen. ipeun ii9 niht Elm osutider
Pionierhauptmdnu ieiner dn9snoms
men nnb es unter monfen Shpie=
gigteiten mitgefibrt hdtte. Der affs
trolIte troB ieiner StGrte BON Murs
fhieren nidts mihen; er bofte, in
eiren alien Soloatenmantel Qepidelt,
onf Dem 8dgngeipagen uno ndbrte
fi6, ueniaItens i'm CONNER uno
9erbff. BON Dem iiberau reiflitb porz
Pan0enen ObIt. Seinen Serrn Iiebte
or; Die anoeren SoIbdten betra6tete
II nit Der 8IeihgiiIti9tett zines alten
pbiloiopben, Dem aud Der arieq
nur etne bunte. Iirmenoe Iusorudsz
form bes WeItgetriebes bartlett. Iber
fein bunteIerultes Msee belebte liG,
Nno oos toIo6ale 8ebib bIette Dor
Bebagen in benz oorgetriebenen Maus
Ie, tuenu iemano Inn cine 53iaarre
posr Cigarette anbot. Die siinoete er
an. NIT elmer @eIdidIidteit foaoersz
elsiden, uno nabm Den 9ampf iiber
Ole 2un9e. lpie Der pafionierteIte
Rauder.
Ils in Der RornsfdIa9t Ser gips
nterbduptmann EieI, id)ien Iein Wife
ben lebten Rsit bon 6robIinn init
ms 8rob feines Ssrrn getan gu bas
ben. @r mar 10 uninterehiert, odB .r
tebit tleine Nedersien ni9t mebr ipie
FONT NIT oerbsn 0iiffen uno Sbrfei.
gen bergdIt. Den Yiouieren madte Ell
ssinen SpaB mebr; 10 eoben iie i'm
an Elm QanoipebrbataiQon ab, bag
fid % irgenOpo an Der frans0iiiden
SunoertmeiIenfront einorub un0 iein
2eben 5pti6er Quarter unb S6iits
s~ensroben binbratte, nobel freiIid
unter Dem feinoliden f;Seuer fortpd6s
reno 2eile BON eieIem 2eben obbrSt,
selten. Die fofOrt our6 ben RobIhnb
aus Der 9eimat pieoer sriebt lput,
Ben.
Bel Der oierten aompuanie IfonS
Der 3ooIpge Or. Emanuel @inttr.
Der iih bes 4ffeu, in oen er nit orps
Der 9sfrieoisung eintn ridtisen
Satmpauien ertaunte, Iofort nit Be-
9etiteruu9 onnabm. Gr ndnnte i6u,
uadoem er Die perItieoeniten Ro.
uisn o%uSprpbiert bate. ,Gmil", un0
oarouf b0gte Der grobe 0jerbdnoer.
Der mad 0es 0ottors anTiht Elm vi
Ger BON bier Sabren uno eipd o,
5isur zines 5p0ifidbrian Rndben
bate. babel ober itart ME Elm aus.
setuohisner 8ann mar.
emil 4uitete mon6maI Elm bibden,
lpas pr. Binter isoesmal eiren Std
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

Itnge. bon Der er itinen 2euten oa>
our6 3enntnis CAB, DAP er zines
cages aus einem 9auernbauIe einen
itrnmmen yGiniIbrigen" ftobl, nit
Dem er iitb odnn ouBsrorbentli6 ae.
lpGnot duf oas 0a9 bes 6auIes be-
CAB. in Dem iein 6err lpobnte. Der
idlummerte geraoe elm bibfen, mar
ober nit einem SAP aug ben sSeoern,
dls Die Wtutter oes @ntfibrten ppr
Der 3iir elm raienoes 2amento erbob.
3u Der einen 5rdu tomen mebre1e,
uno ale i6rien pie beIeTen. limo bic
babe &~ompd9nie riidte i'm Sturm>
idritt an, ndbreno oben Der liebe
Gnltl, ipie er 6as pobI bel ben franz
5oIii4en Niittern geieben battle -
Die. in hi'ier 9inii6t le9r uneeniert,
ibrs &leinen an ieoem Orte unb
corom rublieo itiaen Iid Sic
Uniform auftn6pfte uno Dem tleis
ren, sbenfaas b%riaenben 6ron3oien,
cine einge6ilOete 9ruit rei4te.
0Ie Soloaten Id6ten Srdnen.
Aber Dem Or. Winter ipar's ni6t
lpohl 3umute. Gr pubte, oaB Iein
0auptmonn. IN Iih tein qroBer Off
f~enfreuno. oieien neueiten Streif1 oes
9ellebtsn 0udorupeoeR ie6r ernit rrs
gen ipuroe.. Dssbalb CAB er ben
8eIebI, bic Sturmleitern ons Dad
on5nIegtnl Was DEM aud ouf mebs
reren Seiten oes 0auIes eeihdb 90.
aber oa mahte Gmil Dem Shers.
tpobl in Der @%rtsnntnis, 0aB fem,
polttion ouf Sic Oauer ood unbait.
bor lei, pon ielber Elm Gnbe! SIM Sui
mo- sr bonn 0uhe unb oa8 pfirIi6s
ipaIier binob, mari ieinem 6ertn,
Der es geIdidt auffing. oas aino su,
uno mar nit elmer ipirtlifen aff:rs
orti9en 8eidtpinoieteit pisoer auf
benz 9adfirit. iih 70 am beIten Dor
allen 6oI9en ieines @eniefreidss
ber9sno.
Or. Winter ipar eben sobei. Elm
lilbernes pflaiter auf oas bernunoSt:
WfuttsrberS gu legen, OILS iein Soupts
mann nit lan9en S6ritten her,uz
tam uno iih nit ieinem SseIopebsl
gu elmer 9ebeinlen 8eiprehuna 3uriids
500. oeren Sert mar: lpenn nodh elm
eln5igss Mnl Elm bsrortiasr StanooI
oortommt, Damn sibt's ieine @nabe
lnshr, bonn muB Der 9tfIs meg!
Die Soloaten lieBtn Die Obtsn
bdn9en uno idIiden It'll bonn 9labe.
uro Or. @inter lab iGperen !S:rs
sens has @noe ieinsr 6reuoen pors
ans. Solange bic &ompagnie I'M
Aaortier lag. uiirbs i6lieblih nod;
Giles gut geben. beionoers penn man
r1ebr ols bisber ouf SmiI oht aab.
oeisn MISREPRESENTATION ben Qeutsn
i'm iibrigen ia eiuen beioenmd6tasn
SpnB mahten! fiber ME lpurne a.
lpenn Die grippe lpieOer obrnars
iditrte IN sen SaaBen1raben. ippbin
Der Wife Iaat rrsnaem 9efehl oes
Qerrn Homp01niehefs ME mebr NIT
ollrite, naAoeIn er. unbetimmert I'M
Die tgnn5oliGtu &uQeln, mebrmals
diif oeu Gr0etnborO ~geiprunQen mar
mo Dem emporten 5tin0e hobupou
eilpaa oorletdIt3t batte?... Chen.
oten he9dnn Der S6iibenarnbtns
olent non al oSmis!beR 4beno! ga
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

ms 9er5 CAB; nuBte er ood, ME
Iei6t bel Ben Meui9enaffen in unIe=
rem 8limo Die Atmun9sorqane err
tranten uno ME le fait oae, ieIbit
BET iorgfdIti9Iter Pflege, an Pbtbbis
%3ugrunoe geben.
"a dber Or. Dtnter sFelopspef
uno III ieiner Hompdgnie Defenders
bellebt mar, 10 tat ieDer Golout fir
ben Miten, pds er nur tonnte. uno
gmiI uergalt Oa5 ourd olerlei Ircis
miaig geIeiitete 0ieuite. Gr i6leppte
Waiier berbei. bulte 9ol3, rupfte ie6r
gelbidt. ndt0em CT Is einmal Qeiez
ben bette, Gnten uno 6ubuer unb
ItdbI ouBerbem fir feline Manui6ofs
ten pie Elm Rabe. 0as mar oas elnz
3tge. ipos IeInen Nufentbalt bel Der
Sompognie 3~eitpeiie etpas in 6rade
ltelte. DEM Die 6rauen aus Gtins
ceaes. no oas Battalion in Quortier
lag, raunten miiteno oaber uno b..
ihptrte. Ii6: cette bette, lie singe,
babe If vi Elm 0ub1, cine Maitente
ooer gar cine Sans aus Dem Stan
9eitoblen!
emil fab Damn. cine Cigarette i'm
fret1 p%orgeidobeneu Wdul, uuo bIies
ben Rdu6 miuter BON Ii0; fam Inn
ems bon Den Wei6ern aber gu nabe.
10 mndte sr cine pIoBlide 4ttade.
uno bonn entfloben Die aldaerinnen
unter ldutem @etreiI6. 6reilia be-
3GbIte Or. 8inter in ieoem Sale Oen
dngsridteten Sdaoen; er tonnte Ii9
has gut Ieiitsn, neil er perm0qeno
mar; fir ieinen affen lpGre CT su
ieoem 0pfer fdbia 9epeien.
Gm meiiten aber dr9erte sic Ssruns
3oien GmtIs @aroerobe. 4Is es tGls
ter ipur0s. tounte oie Oede, in bic
Der IFfe ii6 billie, n;64 mebr aeuii.
gen; er maBte nlio eingetleioet rsrs
oen. Run ging Is bod aber ouf gar
teinen 6ol. Dab man ibm cine &os
ni9Iih preuBiIde Uniform onsca!
limb "a perfiel Der 6iTIier Reper ii
anf bic Soee, Dem 4ffen eine frons
5oiii6e Uniform pom Rompaanies
i4neioer pa0eno MAIDEN gu Ia1sn.
Dos geidob, uno Der S6impanie fab
einfaA prahtpoI aus in leinen rotten
Piou-piou-Soien uno Dem bIauen
mantcIartigen Rod, tpoSu er oas
8dppi INNER ein lpsnig idtsf oufs
DIR geriidt truq.
Der 9ibiFondr beIiftiete eeraoe
ods Battalion, ols @EiI in Ielnem
neuen Stnnt gum %erftenmnI aussins.
limo Der olte, ~meiBbGriise Saubeesn
pdre beinobe Dor 2nden BON fsinem
StreitbenqIt herunteraeruifht. ole
Der Iffe. Elm biBten trumm I'M
Sreus, absr ooh menihendbnIih aui
Qeri9tet, 10 gut es eben ging, 6ront
unS, ipte feline ieIoqrdusn Sreunbe,
9onntur mahte -. Gr ergrift Damn,
mas mon ibm trefFIih eiQebrodt
bate, Die Wtus,ete uuo mohte nit
1etnem 9errn einen Sang i'm @nios
nettfed'en, Der bieiem Elm paar Qeh5.
rig bIoue 6Iede uub oem 9ffen oas
uneingeidrantte Sob oes Generals
eintrug.
Weniger I0blid mar Ieins entldies
oene SorIiePe fir trqnsoFl6e SGua=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
goit Stesen beiieat.

Gs Icbtc in Sieicm aricge
Gin Mann. bet pfie9te nit 8ein
3u feiern uniere Stegc
Ytit Mein bonn peutIden Ghein.
Gr tront bon bober Treubc
Cine Slnide bel 6~abncnfpeh'n,
limb bieb bel @lodengeIdute
3tpei Durd oie &eble 9eb'u.
9rei Stopiel Iieb or ~ipriugen.
SdoB man Giftorin.
2ieb audi bns 2iep e%rtliugeu:
Surrn. @ermaniai
Sod als mir nad Yoleu fanien,
@riff i'm bas Giegen an.
limb oIs mir @ronro uuhmen,
&ar er Elm toter Naun.
9as SIaeeeu, ecs 2duten, has Gdicber
6at i'm Su Gruuoe eeridt't.
Soft Iab i'm Die Giinbe nidlt ba6en,
Ct mar Der GdIehteite nih!.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17
gcrtranenermefcno

&eifsn0sr Gu ieinsm 6uhrer
nit einem fossnannten ehten Sau>
nergeiidtt): sd bare gebort, oaB
in Dem 0aIoe, oura fpel6en unier
Wsa fubrt. iit olsrIsi GeFiuosl ouf=
haItsn ipn, non beNsn ihon risoeys
bolt 9siisnoe iterfaQen UNI beraubt
pproe1 iiub. 6aben Sic aut idycn
DAMON ssbort2"
6iibrer: Limb ob, mir Iein 10
ans Il einem Srt.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
NEWSY LETTER
 FROM CANDLE

mas.
 The confidence of an orderly conduct by everybody and of everything going on was shown by our peace officer whom for his Christmas dinner took a trip over to the Inmachuk: We do not doubt that he had a very good time and everything pleasant, but would have been more pleased to have had him with us
 New Years eve a party was given by the proprietors of the Candle hotel, in the Candle hall, the old year was watched out and the new one ln and we hope that the good cheer displayed will continue throughout the year and longer
 Mrs E. P. Smith of the FairhaVen restaurant gave a very pleasant card party New Years day, and after gorgeous lunch being served dancing began and the joyful party lasted till the small hours In the morning
 Under the auspices of the Kotzebue Kennel club, dog race was held New Years day, from Candle to Keewalik and return, distance of about IS miles The following teams were entered: Rupert Christopher, Enos Thomaz Hart Humber. Hilkey Robinson, Rod Dimmick Chas. Evern and R. Sund- quist A purse of $lOO was divided as follows: 50, 20 and l5 per cent. Hart Humber carried off the first prize and made the trip in 1:39:12, Thomaz. sec ond, 1:40:S, Sundquist third l: 30: 10 The others were close behind and if dog-talk counts for anything We will have more races In the near future
 In tomorrows issue this interesting article will be continued in which our correspondent tells of the mining acti- vities around Candle
 C'ontinued tomorroWD
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
WHERE SAFETY LAY.

Even the war has it's bright side. Two negro porters were discussing it as they waited for a train to pull into a station
 Man" said the first. "dem Germany submaroons is shorty ewine to sink do British navy. Vas stree dey's shorty goin to splode dem naval boats that's waitin out wonder"
 "Sho" said porter No 2. An what's gwine to happen then 9"
 Why them Germany submaroons II come right on cross de ocean an splod4 the rest of the naval boats of tn, world Oats what II happen del Sambo"
 Well looky heah Gawge. Aint yos, me betta deca ouahselves a couple . noot tral-nootralities
 Man said Gawee ''vo' all kin be il neutrality if '" wants to Ah'm a German" N Y Evening sun
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART?

Are you enjoying the teiegraphic service of the Nugget?
 Are you doing your part towards maintaining the efficient service which the Nugget .s providing the public with"
 Are you subscriber to the paper which is now giving to the people of Nome telegraph service from all parts of the world and daily happenings and the rapidly cha nging conditions in Flu rope?
 Send us your name and address and join the many nugget subscribers and have a paper of your own which fur nishes you the most and latest tele- graph news.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
Candle. Alaska, Jan. 3, 1915.
To the Nome Nugget.

To the Nome Nugget
 The new year of 1915 was ushered in ially to us Germans owing to the fact that some allied forces have cut off our cable communication with the outside world since Dec 24th and it is a long time not to hear from our divine ruler Kaiser William" but we trust that all Is well with him, and that the Lion and the Bear have not devoured him yet However, which ever way things have turned and shaped themselves during this long spell We would be pleased to get some news. but the only reports we get from our local war office is to the slogan We work while the wires are down" is true here,but it is all in darkness as to facts, that we work
 Another disappointment here which is very noticeable at this time is that the Candle philanthropist, MT NJ. g Beacher, whom always in years past here in Candle. particularly at this time of the year has shown himself to be a lover of his fellow man. and would leave nothing undone that would furt ther propositions of general interest. has now taken a different view of llx,
 fuses to assist with anything: and will not even come to the village for a party or a dance We all regret the change, but he is unalterable.
 Xmas passed here quiet and orderly, though all mining came to standstin before Xmas and nearly everyone came to town to partake in the festivities of the season. The principle one was the entertainment and fair, given by some of the Candle ladies for the benefit of the Fairhaven hospital. Saying the least, it was grand success. and il afforded d great pleasure to. all. but es- pecially to the children whom after their part in the entertainment were all amply rewarded by Santa Claus for their good work and interest
 After all presents were delivered the sales began, and great assortment was on hand for the willing buyers: everything went fast. and nothing was left over, only the net result of little over $500 In real money, which clearly demonstrates the CanPe spirit, for when we are all counted we do not number much over 125 people in all therefore credit is due all, but espec- ially the ladies that took an active part.
 Next in line comes Mir. l.. l.. Mason "The large Candle merchant" whom on Xmas eve gave a free for all dinner and dance, much enjoyed by all his guests.
 A number of small parties were held at different places and taking it all through we had a very pleasant Christ
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa. nous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis titled spring 1904 1905, bought m bond and reduced to 90 per cent. by U. s. government by the bottle or gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

over a million dollars was given to the heather by the people of this coun try last year. for the purpose of lifting them out of savagery What a pity il wasn't sent to Europe.-St. Louis Re public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
OPINIONS OF EASTERN
 PAPERS ON THE WAR

After all the most cneouraeiue fact for Europe is the United States. If Europeans can live in peace in great confederation in the Western Hemis- phere, they can do the like al home Life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

Elizabeth, Queen of the Belgians, is not only trained nurse but an NJ D Those two names behind her name are more valuable than the H NJ in front of it.--N. Y. Telegram
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

The Nugget is giving its subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue To do SD. Send in your name and have the Nugget delivered to your home or office Do it now
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

In building future cathedrals in Eu rope, IL might be wise to use armor- plate In their standardization Lumberman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

The German Federal Council is go ing 10 stablish a maximum price for foodstuffs. That Is one thing the T. < government does not have to bother with-the trusts do it.-Phlladelphia N American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

The German Chancellor is planning the reshaping of Europe One thing sure is that 1t could not be in worse shape than 1t Is Philadelphia N
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

When the devoted Belgians are given an opportunity to restore and reorgan- ize their war-tom country, they might do well first of all to remove it to a safer and less exposed position on the map.-New Orleans Times -Picayune.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
NOTICE.

Can your eyes follow cannon ball flying through space. Harold Allen and Harry Haggerty a close second at the Roller Rink Races, Monday Jan. IS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

After Europe sobers up 1t will take q hundred years to get rid of the head Birmingham Ledger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

At least the English have nerve. They have even dared to seize a Standard Oil steamer-Cleveland Leader
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

Yes Germany has a navy-and it now looks as if she intends to keep it. Washington Herald
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18
ARE FRIENDS MISSING?

If 80 the INTERNATIONAL SEARCH COMPANY Paulding. Ohio. may be able to locate them for you quickly
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

For first class work and prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

It is to be presumed that Turkey has intervened in the name of humanity N. Y. Sun.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Black ).
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

They may sink all the steamers. but war will drag on as long as they can float loan.--Washington Post.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

Germany has right to land troops on Canada. or on the moon.-Flordia Times Union
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

Turkish culture will now see what il can do toward making a dent in some of the other brands.---N Y Sun
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

TangIing tango at the Roller Rink tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

What Belgium needs is less culture and more bread.-Washington Post.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only oc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-18

w. j. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-02
FORECLOSURE SALES,


NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YoRK-
Richard n. S~wsrtwout and Giraud =. Thorn
SON as trustees under the last will and
plsin,ins. asains, Biaise L. Har,el! and
others. Defendants.
Ia pursuance OF a Judgment of fore
the above-entitled action and bearing date
the eighth day of July. 1915. ], the under
nsnsd' the referee in said Judgment
Exchange SAlesroom, Nos. l&.le vesey
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan OF
ne ci,y o. New York. on IN third day Of
day. by Joseph p. Day. Auc,ioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment TO be
:oid. and therein described As follows:
AL those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
lana. with the buildings and improvements
,hsrson erected: situate, lying and being in
sne borough OF Manhattan OF the City of
Xew York, in The County and state OF New
YORK. bounded and described as follows:
intsrnins a ,hc corner for, ,ed BY tn:
Howard Street with the ]easteriy sd. II
nroadway, running thence easterly along
,he southeriy slice OF Howard street one
Sne-haIf inches 10 premises No. IS Toward
S.rseti thence southerly along said
premises and nearly parallel with Broad
way one hundred and one feet ten and one
na,t incnes TO land now or late OF John
H.. thenee westerly nearly parallel with
or noM Ia;s s'Iss, and along said and now
a- -hVHt wv NAV
ana hre..auarters inches TO a point dis.
,ant ninety-eiTht feet three and one-ha.t
rnsnss e%asterly from Broadway; thence
noTther!y nearly parallel with Broadway
- aIohg the land now or late of John
yay forty-nine fee, eleven and one-halt
.nches TO the northerly line OF said land
nov or late of John Jay. thence westerly
ana along the northerly line Of land now
OF iate or John Jay ninety-eight feet four
snu one-quarter Inches to the e~Asterly side
% BROADWAY. and thence northerly along
,ne easterly side Of Broadway hfty-ons
..tt ten and one-quarter inches 20 the
point or place OF beginning: Together with
~ gas and electric fixtures, heaters.
sol,efs, elevators, pumps and machinery
shu connections OF every description In or
Connected with said buildings and premises
shu whether or not the same or any Of
.nen are securely attached to the FREEHOLD
~ othefwlse. the same having been declared
IN ,he mortgage hereby foreclosed 20 be
mortgage. 'e """ sAu
Dated. New York, July 10Th. 1918.
crA ABRAHAM FELT. Referee
uEohGE " THOMSON. Attorney for
Plaintiffs, ~ Broadway. Borough OF
Manhaitan New York CITY.
me Following is a diagram Of the mon.
Fly 70 be sold. Its street Numbers ara
$500 Broadway and 37-tl Howard