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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-08
KArALLA OIL MINES
 DISCOVERED IN 1880

CORDOyA. April 2.-G. T Barrett of Katalla. who has been spending the winter in Seattle. has a fund of inter esting anecdotes about the Bering riy CT coal fields. and he released the fol- lowing one to the Postintelligencer'
 "Tbe coal and oil of that district was first brought to my attention ID 1SSO," said Mir Barrett some In dians brought me out some specimens which they described as black rock that would burn. and asked me what it was. Later some other parties came across some seepage petroleum. and having recently become acquaint. ed with the white mans syrup imme- diately thought that the black fluid was the base for making the sweet of which they were so fond. They tasted it but 1t did not come up to expectations. so they brought can of it out to me and wanted me to make white mans medicine over and put the sweetness into It. O They were disappointed bunch when told them that however. all.powerful the white man was he could not turn illuminat ine oil into molasses They had fg ured out that they had never-fail- ing source of the stuff that made their scanty store of flour so palatable. (Cordova Times)
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ash. free and clear of the lien of the aid mortgage Of the said ?. II Fox on the 18th day of April. 1915.
 TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that li not sufficient cause be shown why the said Trustee should not sell the same in said manner as aforesaid, the Court will order the sale Co be held it the store of the bankrupt. on the 18th day of April. 1915. at o'clock in the afternoon of that day said sale to be free and clear of the lien of the said mortgage of the said P. H. Fox
 WITNESS MI. HAND THIS ist day
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ment they could inilict by cool and stubborn resistence from point to point was no less valuable to the ul- timote object than if they we adyanc- ing Their confidence that their turn Co take the offensive would come rec mained unbroken
 I think there has been an inclina. tion to exaggerote the importance or artillery. No doubt, of the three arms artillery has increased in relative im- portance. It may take dozen shells to get one man and one bullet will set one man too The weapon which decide the day are the rifle and the machine gun and the infantry is still the "Queen of battles
 The Germans are no brayer than the other soldiers in this war att tribute their valor and their well-dis- ciplined cohesion to the fact that from the cradle they are taught discipline and to worship their Kaiser and Fa. therland and that it is their duty to die for the Fatherland when their Kaiser commands.
 'Is their behavior" he was asked oas bad as represented? Have they consistently broken the rules or CIV iized warfare?'
 Gen. French hesltated before reply ing. but finally said "Yes, In many instances their conduct has been bad-yery bad. know that 1t has been. After a pause he went on. "But it varies. 1t seems to depend upon their commanders. lt com mander approves of outrages, they oc' cur. Yes. in the main, German con. duct depends upon the character or the German generals.
 ! .rhe French at the start were la- borIne under the shadow of their dis astrous defeat in 1870, which might well have led both the French and inc world in general to think the Ger man military machine Heayen-Dorn and Irresistible The French already learned the contrary, and the world soon must. if 1t has not all ready done so
 q need not speak of their splendid gneralship or their courage in driving the Germans back from the Marne. They have the spirit of Napoleon s time thanks to the spur of renewed confidence. Man for man, they are better than the Germans now and their army has continually improved since the war began. while the Ger mans have deteriorated. We have abundant evidence of the German de- terioraton on our own front. Their attacks lack che old-time vigor and spirit
 "Neuve chapellc was an important victory. It proved that with a strong push we could put the enemy out or well fortified position and hold what we had gained.
 "There is no doubt of the result or the war. ! was never so confident oi victory as now. am as confident as Grant was when he took command of the Army of the Potomac. He kept at 1t. and so shall we"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-08
ADMIRAL EVANS ARRIVED
 FROM THE WESTWARD

The Admiral Evans arrived from tho westward at noon and left soon after ..'o,5s wv e for the south with the follow ine passenger iiat
 w. R. Nichols, George Lovesgoye' n w NcWhorter. D. s. Holley, D. J.. ,5,,rsbnry. ,., Mrs. D. J. Kingabury and son ',',' Miss Winlfred Elliott. D. w. 7,"cpwood. 9S.@ R. S. Good, j. C Christie,
 T Cole and four second class.
 The Evans stopped at .hane on her ,yoy ont and tool, on bullion and com eentratos from the mill me lrs1 snip' ment to be made from the big reduc' tion plant,
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secure against overwhelming odds? he was asked.
 "The dogged tenacity of our little regular army which contested every foot we fell back he replied. Not once did our soldiers lose heart. They understood we were not defeated, but were making stragetic retreat be- fore heavy odds. and an the punish
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The Electrograph party consisting of Mir. and Mrs. F. j. KinGsbury and son. George Iovegrove and Miss Wini' fred Elliott. were out bound passen- gers on the Evans for san Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-08
OR. JONES LECTURES ON
 ALAsKA. FISH AND BIRDS

LOUISVILLE. March 25.-c Les ter Jones. of the United States Bu- reau of Fisheries. win deliver an il, frustrated lecture on Alaskan birds and fish Tuesday night at o'clock at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
 MT. Jones is coming here to confer with the superintendent of the fish hatcheries over the y20.0O0 improve ment provided for in a recent approp riation.
 He has travelled extensively in AL aska and has collected many extraor- dinary and instructive photographs which will be displayed. There will be no charges and the public IS In vlted. d.ouisyille Courier-Jourhal9
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eRopeRrv TRANSFERS.

Geo. F. Rounsetell sells his gas boat po,ionce to And Moses. Both are resi- dents of Ketchlkan.
 Moses Frank of Ketchilen sells his hoai Pride to Walter Frank home port being Kasaan. ,,,,. r,.
 In consideration oi S9VV' MiNe NOS NOS kela sells his gas boat Caesar to Abel Koskela. Both parties are residents of Douglas.
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NomglrEs DIG UP.

Representative N. H. coombs tole- oranbed over hundred dollars to Nome yesterday. to be added to the All.Alaska sweepstakes purse. The money was raised by Mr. Coomos ana his colleagues. for the annual dog
 roce soon to be run in the Northern
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PETl-
 STloN FOR SALE
 In the District Court for the District
 of Alaska, Division Number
 One, At Juneau.
 In the matter of the voluntary bank ruptcy of J. S. Minkove' Bankrupt. The foregoing petition having been duly presented to this Court, at an adjourned frs; meeting of the credi- tors of which meeting, due and timely notice had been given as required by lav. and there being no opposition thereto
 NOW. THEREFORE. TT IS HERE BY ORDERED that all creditors and other persons in interest show cause before me at the Trial Jury Room in the Federal Court House. in the city of Juneau, Alaska. at l0:o0 o'clock in the forenoon of April 12 1915, why the said stock. fixtures and furniture should not be sold at public auction Go the highest and best bidder for
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CEN. FRENCH
IS CONFIDENT

dnterviewed with Gen. French at his Headquarters In France by Fred erick Palmer)
 What were the most important fac. tors making your retreat from Mons
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COAL FOR JUNEAU.

rife paraiso is discharging a heeyy .,onnoce of coal at the Pacific Coast steamship Company's dock
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GETS TEN DAYS.

Charles swain received To-day sem tence this morning for being arunN and disorerly on the streets last night
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M. G. Mcdonald left for the Interior on the last boat on four months 1ur buyIng trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-08

Ira H. King. agent for the Alaska Steamship company at Haines, ac' conpanied by Mrs. King and their daughter, are stopping at the Cain while on visit to Juneau.
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rldo land lot, room for l caDln'

Tide land lot room for 4 cabins. $500 s terms. ,
 win build cottages or cabins TOT reliable parties and sell on easy pay ments JUNEAU REALTY co. S.2tD 122 Front St.
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NEw "coP' ON Joe.

Dan Harrington. the new patrolman. was given his badge and took the oath of office this morning
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"There is no doubt of the result of the war. was never so confident oi victory as now. ! am as confident as Grant was when be took command of the Army of the Potomac. He kept at it. and SO shall we.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
REFUGEES DECLARE VILLA
 IS UNSPEAkAsLE WILLIAM

FL PASO. Feb. 1.-MeXican refugees here say that Villa is allowing reign of terror in the Northern districts un- der his control The soldiers have been allowed q free hand in outragng both native and foreign -combatants.
 The refugees assert that the recent reports that Villa and his lieutenRnts have ordered church and hospital pro- perties respected are absolutely untrue and that much property including churches. have been razed and the oc- cupants driven away and some have undoubtedly been killed. The situa- ton is declared to be unspeakable and Villa is denounced as an unmitlgated william possessing no sentiments of pity or mercy
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50O00 TURKS NhASSINGi DASH ACROSS DESERT
ITALIAN TROOPS QuELL RIOTS WITH BAYONET
BELFAST SAGS SUSPEND BECAUSE DANGER FROM SUBMARINES
GE RMAN SUbMAhlNES RAID WkSI COAST SHIPPING.

I-I\ tkpOOL, Jan. 3I.-Ihe 1eelins u1 peace and security enjoy ed Dy inc peopIo ol the Mchl coast OI EuSIanu was rudely Juircu tnIs morning Wncn Il Was announced lnut the German 3uD- marine ZI nau attacked ana sunh three nercnant vessels Mltn4n tnIItS miles of lhis port aud n.ts eNIdcnliy De gan a raid or the western ocean lraiiIc that will be of disaslerous consc quence il permitted to continue.
 The news came like a bolt from the blue as it was considered impossible Tor thIS type of vessel to venture SD lar from the German navel base and the possibility that the Germans haVr secretly established Il supply depot al some remote spot along the coast is greatly feared.
 All England is much disturbed by this unforeseen danger and the public is again clamoring for some action on the part of the government
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SUBMARINE OFF SOUTH PORT. SINKING OF VESSELS CONFIRMED

LONDON, Feb. IA German sub marine was glimpsed today off South Port but so far no further attacks have been made on vessels plying the waters of the west coast It is thought that this is the same vessel that attacked several vessels off Liverpool ycster- day. The toll of ships taken by the submarine U21 in the raid Sunday has been officially confirmed and stands three in number.
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LLlONAIRE KILLS WHOLE
 FAMILY AND SElF.

NEW YORK, Feb, 1.-Herman Auer. bach a millionaire in fit of despond- dency murdered his wife and two daughters with a high power rifle flt- ted with a maxim silincer. afterward turning the weapon on himself with deadly effect
 The affairs of the deceased are said to have been in good shape and no other cause than despondency can bs assigned as the reason for the rash act
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SENATE RESUMES FIGHT
 THIS MORNING.

N ASHlNGTON, Feb. The armis- tice arranged, following the all night battle of the Democrats to force the passage of the ship purchase bill. will end this morning at ten. Both sides have been tireessly active during the interim. Prominent Democrats this morning declared that they are prepar- eu To carry on tn fight stronger than eyer. The Republicans while non com mitieu are evidently sansuine that the hul Nill be ultimately defeated
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GERMAN SUBMARINE SINKS MORE BATTLE SHIPS.

PARIS, Feb 1.--Closely following the announcement from England of the sinking of three British vessels by a German submarine the French Min ister of War has announced that two British ships have been torpedoed off the port of Havre by the same agency
 Submarines attacked the Taku Maru entire cargoes. The crews are reported as having been saved.
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GERMANS SEEK DECISION BEFORE ARRIVAL OF NEW ARMIES.

PARIS, Jan 3l.-It is evident from the German activities that they are de termined to force the issue before the coming of spring an effort to obtain q decisive advantage before the new armies of the Allies have had time to assemble. It is the general opinion that unless the Russians offensive as- sumes such porportations as to demand the withdrawal of troops to the eastern zone. France will witness fighting on an unprecedented scale within the next few weeks
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WALL STREET JOURNAL DECLARES UNEMPLOYED
 AMENAcE.

NEW YORK, Feb. l.--Contrary tn the optomistic utterances of the admin lstratlon the Wall Street Journal tie clares that despite the immense orders for supplies received from Europe un- eXplninably large numbers of unem- ployed are found throughout the length and breadth of the Union.
 The article states that owing to the excessive conditions this vast army Is a constantly growing menace to the peace of the country.
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THINKS GERMANS ARE BLUFFlNG.

PARIS, Feb. l.-The Germans are keeping mp an exceedingly brisk fire across the Aisne east of Paris but no active engagements have taken place.
 The French officers are of the opinion that the furious firing is simply blind to cover the withdrawal of heavy numbers who are much needed In the eastern war zone owing to the eontin- ued encroachment of the Russian col umns in northeast Prussia and the re- sumption of a Russian offensive in Po- land
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
ITALIANS DISPLAY
 UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM

ROME, Feb. L--Reseryists from all parts of the kingdom are this morning rushing to the colors in answer to the recently issued summons The great est excitement prevails on every hand and all classes are displaying an un- paralelled enthusiasm in the rapidly growing war sentiment
 It is believed that only a very few days seperate the Italians from a def l. nite entry into the European conflict.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
RUSSIANS BEAT TURKS NEAR SARIkAMYSk.

PETROGRAD, Feb. l.--The Russian forces inflicted decisive defeat to the Turkish army near Sarikamysk com pletely routing the Turks and captur- ing the commanding officers and many troops together with considerable quantity of supplies. The Turkish forces were completely surprised not being aware of the Russian approach owing to a heavy snow storm.
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BALKAN ALLIES READY TO MOVE.

ROME, Feb. Lit is believed here by those in touch with affairs in Bul- garia that matters have been 50 ar ranged between the Balkan states that the Bulgars will direct their energ' 'es against the Turks while Roumania will forge into Hungry through the Pennsylvania Alps
 Numerous indications that the move ment of the troops of both countries will commence within 4 few days. are said to bo apparent
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BELFAST SHIPPING SUSPENDED

LONDON. Feb. 1.--Shipping circles are greatly alarmed at the presence of the German submarines in the Irish Sea and practically all Belfast sailings have been suspended because of this new menace to shipping.
 With the report that the sea terror had been sighted again this morning the larger shipping firms made haste to cancel all sailing dates thus practi- cally tying up all shipping from this port.
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FRENCH TORPEDO CRAFT SUNK OFF NlgUPORT.

BERLIN, Feb lit is reported that a French torpedo boat was sunk in an engagement with German aeroplanes off Newport. The aeros are said to have succeeded in dropping several bombs on the vessel during a heavy fog which temporarily obliterated their movements.
 The German air fleet threw many bombs into tho town of Bailleul doing considerable damage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
RUSSIAN INVASION DECLARED SUCCESSFUL.

PETROGRAD. Feb. The second Russian invasion of eastern Prussia is declared to be decisively successful
 The opposition is stated as slight and the heavy flying columns of cavalry have little difficulty m clearing away all obstacles 10 the passage of the solid masses of infantry following The ad- vance is steady and many positions of stratagetic importance have been oc- cupied
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
KAISER COMPELLED TO RETURN TO BERLIN.

LONDON. Feb. Ut is reported here that the Kaiser who was with his army in the Soissons region last Fri day has been compelled to return to Berlin because of the reoccurance of alarming symptoms of throat trouble
 The Kaiser Is said to be unable to speak above whisper and 1t is be- lleved that an operation is imperative
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
TURKISH FLEET ENGAGES RUSSIAN AIR FLEET.

ONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 1.-.-The Turkish fleet patrolling the west coast of the Black sea entered into brief conflict with number of Russian mil itary air planes lowering in the vaclni- ty The entire fleet entered into the engagement and many shells were fired but without results other than causing the airos to beat a hurried retreat
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SlAVS STILL ON OFFENSIVE cARPATHiANS.

PARIS, Feb 1.--Contrary to the Austrian reports information received here states that the Russian forces are still on the offensive at various points in the Carpathians where several en- agreements have been fought and the Russians have succeeded in dislodging the enemy capturing several of their trenches
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RU SSiAN WAR FLEET SINKS TURKISH MERCHANTMEN.

SGNASTAPOL, Feb l.-The Rus sian fleet has pursued and sank sev- eral Turkish merchant vessels during the past few days. Turkish commerce on the Black Sea has been almost en- tirely suspended owing to the vigilance of the Russian war vessels.
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SSIANS OCCUPANCY OF
 BUkOWINA THREATENED.

VIENNA, Feb. l.--The recent Rus sian reverses have done much to re- vive the spirits of the Austrian nation and the situation is viewed at present with more composure
 The recovery of the offensive l,v the Austrian forces in the Carpathian dis cnpancy of the province of Bukowina
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GREAT SHIPMENTS OF AMMUNITION TO CANADA.

CHICAGO. Feb IA train load of ammunition passed through here today enroute to Canada This shipment is. the first of many million rounds of ammunition to be shipped from the east St Louis powder works
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LONDON STATES EGYPTlONS LOYAL.

LONDON, Feb. l.--Cario adv ices in- dicate that there IS considerable unrest among the native Egyptians but thai they are generally remaining loyal and are even actively assisting the British ln their effort to restore tranquility
 The government IS confident that there will be Il" aggravutlon of present conditions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01

The Nugget is giving its subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue 10 do so. Send ln your name and have the Nugget delivered to your home or office. Do It now.
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M AJORiTY OF QUAKE VICTIMS
 ON ROAD.To RECOVERY.

ROME Feb. 1.--Onleial reports is- sued state that approximately ninety per cent of the Injured thousands who We're victims ot the Avezzano earth quake disaster are on the high road to recovery in the various hospitals throughout the nation.
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PEACE MEETING QUELLED WITH sAYONETs.

ROME, Feb As an evidence of the attitude of the government 1t is pointed out that troops with fixed bay onets we're sent To quell a peace meet ing called for the purpose of furtherne Italian neutrality
 The attempt to hold the meeting were hindered by war enthusiastic mob and the resulting turmult led to the. dispersal of the gathering by the troops.
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WHEAT STILL RISES.

CHICAGO. Feb. The price of wheat continues to soar and todays quotations have exceeded the high water mark of Friday, when the grain reached one fifty seven the top mark since the beginning of the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
K. K. NOTICE

Owing to the illness of the president and the absence of both the vice pres. idents there will bs no business noting of the ksaoayah koxoa this month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
RUSSIANS CLOSING ON coNSTANriNoPLE.

ATHENS, Feb l.--Balkan reports received here indicate that the Rus sians have succeeded In landing large army north of the Bosphorus and are ra pidly closing in on Constantinople from the north
 Constantinople is said to have been heavily manned with troops and a big battle is imminent
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BERLIN REPORTS UPRISING BRITISH AFRICAN ISLAND.

BERLIN, Feb. Lit is authorita lively stated that the native population of Niysa Island British possession off the African coast have rebelled against the English rule and three British set tiers have been killed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
DACIA LEAVES WITH
 CARGO COTTON

GALVESTON. Feb l.-Aftcr a long continued delay owing to the attitude of Great Britian concerning cotton shipments. the Dacla has at length departed with foll cargo for Rottor- dam
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TURKS MAssiNG LARGE ARMY.

CARLO. Feb Tt is reported here that the Turkish government is mas sing an immense force of troops said to number in excess of fifty thousand who are to make dash across the burning Sinai desert 10 operate against the British forces along the Suez Canal
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the r.. nous Athsrton Bourbon ~hisksys. Die. titled spring 1904 1905, bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. a government by tho bottle or ssiien.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
B BELFAST CONFIRMS SINKING OF SHIPS.

BELFAST, Feb. 1.--Three British merchant vessels have been sunk near the Welch coast by a German under sea boat
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GERMANS PREPARE GIGANTIC ASSAULT.

AMSTERDAM. Feb 1,--Messages received from field headquarters state that the German forces arc deploying Into the neighborhood of Ypres and great bodies of troops are being massed with the intention of making a determined assault along the Allied lines.
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REPORTS VON BUELOW RECEIVES PASSPORTS.

COPENHAGEN. Feb. l--An uncon- hrmed report from Berlin says that Prince Non Buelow has been handed his passports by the Italian officials at Rome. II is stated that this is consid - cred an absolute indication that Italy will enter the war within a very few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01
STRAINS AND SLAVS IN MOUNTAIN BATTLE.

VIENNA, Feb l-The Austrian troops have engaged the Russians be- tween the Dukla and Wvszkow passes and furious battle k being fought No details of the fighting were given.
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Mrs. Bartlett announces that hor her dancing eIass will meet every Wed. nesday and Friday at K. K. hall from now on.
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WILSON URGES PASSAGE
 OF SHIP BILL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Just before the hour ot consening the Senate the Democratic leaders voiced the predlc- tion that President Wilson's ship pur- chase bill Will pass D> a small majority.
 The President IS urging the Senate tU .tet as speedily as possHtbIe stating that the need IS imperative.
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

Miners Home Club Dancing School Tuesday and Friday evening at 8 p. IT, Tangos, Hesitstions. as we'll as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs Peterson. teachers.
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For fresh peanut eAndies, saitsd peanuts and saltsd almens 90 ts the Rose Candy stors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-01

Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Black 5