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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

ROME, June Dispatches from the eastern war zone state that the Russian forces operating in Bukowina are in rapid retreat before the Aus trians and are now engaged ill d rear guard fight on Russian soil near Dioraw east of the Kokowina border. The reports state that the Russian of fensive along the lower Truth has been completely overthrown.
 The Russian forces in upper Galicia are reported to he holding their own in the face of terrific German attack which is designed To clear the road to Lembers The Russians are offering a stubborn resistance and the result is exceedingly doubtful as the bulk of the Galieian armies are concentrated at that point. German advices state that
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

Mir N Nelson. president of the Am erican Tin Dredging Company, was an arrival from St Michael on the Vic tola this morning. Mr Nelson is en route to Buck creek in the Port Clar- ence district and will install new tin dredge on Buck creek during the coming season. The dredee is due to arrive on the steamer Cordova and will he installed by the American Dredge Building and Construction Company. Mir Graham who is associated with the company. will be the manager
 Mir Nelson expects to leave on the Silver Wave in the morning and will place things in readiness as far as possible Mr Nelson states that this is his first visit to Alaska and he is much impressed with the country thus far. The journey to Nome was made by way of the Yukon and AIr. Nelson states that it afforded him very pleas ant experience. especially the trip through the inside passage. Stops were made at all principal points from Seattle north to Dawson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
CARRANzA WILL
 NOT ENTERTAIN
 VILLA PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON. June IT. Carranza has formally notified the government that he vii not entertain the peace proposals submitted by Villa and Za
 pata, stating that as the only recog- nized president of Mexico he cannot submit to the discriminating terms of the proposition made by the rebel Nil- la. Carranza states that he cannot concede that Villa has any rights what
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.

Hazelhurst up Hot Springs D. m 16th
 Benchlev at KoYullul Delta up Loudon S;SO D m. 18th. Jacobs at Gibbon. Davis at Gibbon Casca up Hootalinaua 3:30 a. m. Scwatka leaves Dawson 10 a m. down river.
 Nidette up Stewart river. Alaska up Rampant 5:30 a. m. Dawson down Whitehorse, 18th. Sarah own Kotlik. 7:90 a. m, 18th. Yukon up Circle, 1: 90 p. m, 16th. Selkirk up Lebarge. 10 q. m. Whitehorse up Yukon Crossing, lt a. m.
 Reliance at Nulato.
 Radio June r. 1915.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

Middleborough, New Castle and Stock
 ton all of which sustained severe dam German air craft The towns suffering the most extensive damage were New Castle and Stockton. over half of both places being laid in ashes from the fire bombs Included in the destruc- tion were the great Armstrong gun works at New Castle and the big
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
U.. s. WILL INVESTIGATE
 GERHARD MATTER

NEW YORK, June 1.-The federal authorities have started an investiga- tion of the alleged dual personality of Gerhard. The government has sum- moned several persons who are sup posed to be aware of the facts attend : hard. The report of the supposed pur- chases of war material will also be included in the investigation
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
LATER
AuSTRlANS ADVANCING
 TOWARD VERONA
German Press Service.

BERLIN, June 1.-The Austrians have started successful offensive along the upper lsonZa and are fast beating back the Italians who have reached that point. The Italians have also been completely baffled in theiI attacks on the Austrian positions near the Miasurina lakes and Austrian col umns are also advancing on the Adgie valley toward Verona. The Italian ad- vance is now apparently checked at all points along the boundary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

The first installment of the Eskimo Revelation was published in the col umns of the NUGGET June 15. The story is that told by the young Eslli- mo girl of Norton bay, following a trance or dream occurring about the middle of February, of which mention has been made at intervals in the col umns of the NUGGET. The story is remarkable largely because of the fact that the narrator is scarcely more than ten years of age and it is therefore impossible to conceive that it can he the result of an active imagination. MT. Chester of Golovin has investigated the attending circumstances and declares that he is convinced that the story is beyond one of such extreme youth, and in addition is told with readiness and detail which makes it utteryl improha . ble that it can be either the result of an astonishing memory or a vivid im- agination. The tale has been translat- ed from the Eskimo tongue at the in- stigation of Mir. Chester who also vouches for it's authenticity. Owing to the extreme length. the story will run for several issues
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

LONDON, June l7-Field Marshal French has reported to the war office has continued along the British front east and north of Yyres for the past
 three days Tuesday the British forces captured over mile of the trenches of the enemy but were subsequently com pelled to relinquish them in the face of terrific German counter attacks. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
BRITISH SUBMARINES SINKS
 THREE TURK TRANSPORT.

ATHENS, June 17.-Numerous dis patches received here today state that three Turkish transports engaged in landing troops near the eastern en- trance to the Dardanelles were sunk by British submarine yesterday after noon The dispatches made no men tion of the fate of the Turkish soldiers and it is supposed that they went down with the ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The gov ernment has delivered an important ruling relative 10 the transfer of for
 eign vessel to American register by re fusing the application of the owners of a Danish steamer who have made every effort to have their vessel trans ferred. The government holds that no
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
German Press Service.

BERLIN, June 1.-The Zeppelin at tack on the towns situate on the north . east coast of Britain yesterday was of far greater extent than was given out by the British censors and only the sma Hest details of the enormous dam age was allowed to pass. The attack the towns of Sunderland, Hartlepool
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
BRITISH REFUSED
 AT LA BASSE
German Press Service.

BERLIN, June 1.-The repeated at tacks of the British on the German positions al Labasse have been repuls- ed with great losses to the enemy. In addition to losing many troops the British were compelled to abandon two machine guns and several field guns of large caliber. Several search lights are also among the captured war material.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
HOFFMAN HOUSE.

Meals at all hours. Family dining room in connection. Home made bread for sale.
 MRS. GlNNiVAN, Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Am erican note is viewed in Berlin in the most agreeable light and it is the. opin- ion of the press that the eommuniea . ton will afford a basis for a diploma Q tic settlement of the differences be- tween the American and German gov ments. The German government
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
YOU GET THE MOST AND VERY LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME
NEW DREDGE FOR SALE.

234 foot bucket Plume Dredge con structed by the Union Constructio Company, but never been erected. Will sell very cheap. Apply FLODIN GOLD MINING & DREDG-
 ING CO.,,
 Golden Gate Hotel Nome or Solomon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
WEATHER REPORT.

June 16. 1915 Temperature-Max., 45; min. S7 Barometer-299 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-S. F., , miles, average miles precipitation-0 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
BRITISH COLLIER
 TORPEDOED
German Press Service.

German Press ServIce.
 BERLIN. June IA German sub marine attacked and sunk the British collier Strathneller in the Irish sea off WhitehaVen yesterday The vessel was en route to Archangel. Russia. with coal and war supplies
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

center of the recent fighting, which is described as of the most savage char acter, centered around the village of Festubert which has been entirely swept away by the fierce artillery bonn bardment The Germans are also re ported to be concentrating in great numbers along the battle front south of Roulers in evident anticipation of a gigantic attack at that point The
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
GERMANY ACCEPTS
 NOTE AS FRIENDLY

is still withholding the text of the communication since it's delivery eral outline has been given to the pub lie.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
 ADMITS TERRIBLE
 DEFEAT CAL|C|A
German Prsss Service.

BERLIN, June 17.-War office re ports issued by the Petrograd govern ment admit heavy losses and a terrible defeat at the hands of the Austro Ger man armies in northern Galicia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

lever and is in an active state of rebe4 = lion against the only existing author ily and therefore cannot be extended any courtesies. The Carranza state ment also intimates that the Mexican leader will continue the war sginst his opponents.
 Instructions in Drivins.-Noms Oar. aQo,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

SOFIA. June l7.-Uneonfrmed re- ports state that the Russians have been driven out of Bukowina and the Aus trians are rapidly pursuing the retreat ing army on Russian soil The account is not credited here owing to the i'm probability of the Austrans having been able To concentrate a sufficient force al that point to bring about the stated result Reports received yes terday indicated that the Russians were holding their own with ease which also tends to make the report exceedingly doubtful.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
zEPPElInS DO ENORMOUS
 DAMAGE IN BRITAIN

Doormprop works at Stockton both of which were destroyed. The British ac below the actual figures It is esti- mate that fully fifty are dead and wounded as a result of the German \ iSitation.
 Cheapest in the long run-Nome Garage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

Experienced mechanics for your Garage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
AuSTR|ANS ARE
 INVADING RUSSIA

the Germans are steadily gaining ground
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
AIR. LAND AND SEA FIGHTING
TERRIFIC FIGHTING
 ALONG BRITISH FRONT

most of the German counter attacks after the capture of Festubert are said to have been made al fearful cost in men. the enemy literally sacrificing thousands in their efforts to regain the lost positions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

Chickens Soc per pount; also some nice flyers Eggs 75c per dozen. Geo. Prosser. phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17
U. s. REFUSES AMERICAN
 REGISTER DANISH SHIP

American money is invested in th. steamer and the application cannot bs granted under the new la& relating to transfers of that nature.
 LOUIS LEVY COMING.
 Hold your furs until my arrival in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-17

The Daily Nugget. ,2.Oo per m.o,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

6iilauf3ic6t. Gjarnirt lit Disie nit eiuer
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@erifieSsne @erIude. bic Ihnlale
56uiterlinis bei5ubehulten uno bod
cine 9lrt oOn turser 9(ermels lsDrapirung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
0lHs Dsns 6eidJe Der NysOcc
aMO Der @eIeIlIHaFt.
2 p g)ort, ben Z. glar8.


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1nGBt, lln0 faft no9 pirlungsuoller
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trsFfsn.
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nitur bic slsiHs 6arbensglots auf, ipis
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In elmer etfpas bunfieren S6ottirun5
nls 6as 9lsib isIbit.
Saline clafiiquc 1T Elm rueittres Mas
t,riui, bas feline erfolsreihc 9arriere
pom leBtcn Sommer in oiciem Sabre
Fortisbt
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runssn in Braun 1T Soloutenblou
hcroorrogenb MODERN. 80 ber Rampf
spiinsn ben @Dltern non INNER
fobt. Tt,bt Der SoIoat i'm D}ittelpuntt
ollaemsinen sSnterrsKes. WilitdriIhe
GfFettt iinb 0trnisr crt unb babel bait
fig bur9siranbsr qsmiIht. llnisre
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IN 6oFfrunasloier 2onflliion suIam-
menotipiirfelt iino.
Gon Der Uniform bes tfrdn3oTii6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

III. Die ipeitere 8er3ierung oes &0as5
beitebt aus qerlsniliderei 81 BEN 5ier-
lidsn Slippers BON peibem 2e0sr nit
elmer i6malen @infaiiung oonS6pdr5
unb nit pinoisen Set=Srnamentsn
perben SeiOsuItriimpfe in Naturfarbs
getrdsen.
Die ueuen 8lou}enzWooellc iDeiIen
cbenIc bii6iHc pic originelle 3iige auf.
llnter anOern bemertenspert6 iYt sins,
an Dem bic 6iHutbsile, no1Oem iie iid
urter6al6 Der 9oiGsnlinie getreu5t baz
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fat bis ouf bic 6iifte 6ind6ae5ogcn
tperber. Sine 2ln8obl tleiner Solten
i'm nntsren 2beil Der 8louIe Derleiht
ben gffett zines 8oleros, bas iiber
einsn breiten, in loIe 5ulten gelegten
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gen BON Seioe, Der Dur9 9rudtn0pfe
I'M 9loB aebolten pirb, fam, lpenn
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eeIGidt i'm uutern 9beil SEX 9louie
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paratsn golerOs, urter Dem bie Sail
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

le in ipei4e 6dlten ge3osen mar. &leins
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pin5ige, fila Sanfueti4lsife born un=
ter Dem &rugen, barmonisren nit ber
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balten.
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ma9t iih bic sr0Bte @srI9ie0snbtit in
Der 2Guge Oes Sddsts bemerfbdr. Das
tur3e .Yon9 sSadet 1T cine Sybss ldnz
ger, als Elm @ton uno bolb dnIblie=
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Oielell neuen p6aier.
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dber es eritredt iidb biz our @tons
2dnae uno ipiro y8plero" mebr ieinsr
llmriBlinie peeen, dls feiner 2dnse
pe9en oenannt.
Damn iinb ba Die Syadets bon fpsis
tenn llmFang, nit Gmpirez ToilIenlinic,
bic entipeDer ourh ben Shnitt oSer
ourd einen nur i'm Huden unqebrd6s
ten @iirtel gum 9lusOrud gelonst.
@s pirft iiberous juaenbli9, muB je=
bod ieRr Iorefdltig geitbnitten fOerOen.
Nan Ou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

GFfi5icrs 1T Der bo9c ,Gboter" sRragen
entlis6tn; Die ibpar3e 8orte, bic ibn
garrirt, seuaDnt an Wefpoint. 8aus
melnbe QudIen am W}antel iinb edit
preuBii9. un0 Der soIaterftil III oet
puBma9erei lit 10 belon6ers Eleioian
fir psiblidDs 3iige Dab Ct cls Der
pDpuldre 5pp fir Eopfbeoedinqen acs
csptirt ipOrben 1T. Dieier 9ut pirb
ausaefiibrt in bslgiihem 8lau, beilis
E9em Grin obsr 6rsnniielO G6ipar5
uno EptiB.
GelbIt 6er Shub lit militdriih, ur0
Dlilobn trGet tsbdtI1flih DleHino=
tnopfe an i6rcm 5nn9nerf gldns
Senbe MeTinetnopFe nit ocm ameris
fnniiHen Q[bler i'm ibrer 8prlit6e fir
Frsnoe militdriife Sefordtiou,u ciren
6aub bon omerituniI9em 4atrioiisz
mns Si berltiben
sln ruiIiiat Gffetts antlingsrO 1T
bns ii unferer erjten 9lbbiloung pers
anI1ouli6ie W(obel in iolodtsublduer
Gsibene @dbdrbine nit elmer gorte
ron @oloz5outaI9 an Dem Thmolen
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Rnis binob 6dngt Sic 9louTc anO 9us
uifa, anb Ddrunter Elm reinii1 ipeiter
eingeirauItsr Rod nit cinsm brciten
@aum 0sr III eint breitc 6alte ii1ers
asht, Die IiA an bsr Stits nes Rodts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

sin3nfilGrsn, lino nit mebr ober fpenis
ger @rfolg unternonlmen fporoen. Gin
Gtiidheu 3iia ooer 5piBe fdIlt iibsr
ben Nrni ais 6ortisBung cinsr 6o6sn
MISUNDERSTANDING
Man4mat 1T OitIc 5altr fsitsemddt
an einem tleinen 2(ermel bon elmer sins
Sigen Gage Sill, iptltsr unter benz
Shultsritrtifen 6erDortommt, urO ob-
glein bieier luftige 9lcrmsl taum iihtz
bar lit lo 6dlt er ipenigItens Die berz
unter6Gngsnben 6dlten i'm YlaB.
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rif9 nit Der feiteei6niirten 8dille uno
bem ooLlen 3uIammeneebt 1T csriuht
porben, bat lotpeit aber fpenis Sc
faaeu ecfunOeu Bel brauen, sic ii@
al bic gracioIen natiirlihsn 2inign
Don S9ulter unb g(rm sepDbnt bdbeit
Sin Iebr uniprsdenbes Rlsip bon
roIenFdrbiger. gemuiterter Geiot III
nit elmer ipin5ia tiir3tr Saillc, bic all
bic @mpirss Periob: eemobnt, osdrbeis
tet uno 1T in uniersr brittcr 9lb6iI-
Duno oargeitellt, Gin breites 8nno BOZ
GrDitoa perlen nimmt bic Stelle Des
Gjiirtels Elm. Der Rod lit sur5 urn
pon uno 6ouldpiq an ben Gsiten ee~
pufft nGbrtnb rinssum Der pafspOiz
lirtt TuBIuum nit elmer idnalen
Rrouie pom penn 9loterial umran6et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
Gin OUTER 90 en- d,

9emer6er: .SSSbre EO@ter q7ssesrSeit
uerprc9cn. nteiite 6roit 81 ~
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molten" nil "
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auh nibt, iinO oarunl gepe la' Mdf
Die &ano meiner. &cHtcr a@S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

3itronsnT2ale lau9iam gar getod5t,
sie6t iic su ben @raupen, a6er OorIiAs
tig erit bic Pflaumcn6rii1e nah uHb
itoU bir5ufii9enb, 0amit bos @erit6t
nicbt al fuppiQ pir0. Damn lGBt man
es nod einmal aufto@eu unb ihmsdt
as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

@ibbDnnls 3cugc. @or fiirT
sem bat Gin G.ngldnoer IN @ibbonS
@eidgtbtsmert ,@ieoer9dng uilo Der
ioa Des 96miIten 9feidleS" eine
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pic lu0breno ser &olferpdnoernn9
aerndniite 1eerbnilirn pie Hhcin.
lorOc mn Sr1lfrcid) peripiiltctcn.
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maroc ms IN cliem 9(rtifcl Der At,
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orne QroBe Siitorifcr @ib6on mlirOe
ais 3euge iitirt. &eleiht blattcrn
Die Gnaldnocr n6er in Dem Nerf
i6res 6eoeiltenoeu @eibidtslhreibers
cin lpenig ueitcr imo gclanger bis
ms OreiiinoiedSigite Gapitel. Dort
iiebt Elm Sns, Der Jest nod oftleller
lit ais Oic 2cioeu 9lahens ipuhrello
Der Golferpanoerimg. !pier ri CT:
,9dr6aren mo 99iloc in Die @diupic
sDiihen siuiliiirteu 92otioncn cin5li.
be5ie6en, oas iii cine ibdnoline mo
inbeilpollc 9lloBrcgel, 5u Der oos
aneen6lidiifc Siltereiie perleiten
noa, Die ober nit oen belten @rAno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21
Nn Ser g5&terf@nIe.

0ebrer (9lnfiast6eno beipredenO)
,9lut5 Der ariag Bat icin @diteS. g4el-
de berrlihe @ridcinuug bat er 5un
9eiipiel ifou 6erborgebrodt2"
SGiilerin. Ole gtotbtroiiiirg@
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8 of d.

gllo III 0ein Sir iSfeii''p pol
Ser rnriacs SSnbt ~ ''vsf''''
oieies Sdhr9"
NSii aonfars !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-21

Bir pppen ben qecisen riircden''
Das III ieBt 8iirgerpflidlt, s.,.
Wtr lafen uns 8rie9sbrot i9lI''a'"'
sLus6ungsrn ION man unS niat
Qgir po0en uidt auGcn fAlttel,
Wir lctiteu ouF 8rothsn 8eraidpt;
2lh nein. ihr cngIiI9en ,sReden
nit n9niippeln" erI4lGgt man u"
niat!
QBir nol'n nad Der 0edc ms l''V
den
Die oeutIt6c 8raff Serbridlt
g(n .Semmeln nid3t uit0 an 9geQ'H
glein, 70 beiiegt man itnS1lEf0'
rlno Ob cs an friittit,S Stbddfll -.
Oss Morgcn gum 5riibfnd 9sor'~''
Wir pollen rsn Meisen ltredcni .,;htj
Die Maffen ~ Die itrsdtll lpil q, wv
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