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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

While trying to get into Snake river landed on the bar at the entrance and at last account the life saving crew and number of others were engaged in trying to get the vessel into a less precarious situation. According to the statements of the wise ones. the yes
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The case of Kammerick vs. Bruner yesterday afternoon was decided in favor of the defendant, the jury re- turning verdict to that effect within few minutes after the case was given over to their consideration. The suit was for the ejeetment of the defend- on Prospect creek which is claimed by the plaintiff
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22


 Owing to the heavy surf all of the vessels lately in the harbor have an chored far out from the shore or be- taken themselves to Sledge island. Ap- parently there is nothing doing either up or down the coast. Although the water is high no damage has been re- ported so far and at last accounts the barometer was rising slightly so there is no reason to believe but that the storm is abating.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

According to the packed house that greeted the great production of Jack London's famous and thrilling story of "The Sea Wolf at the Dream theater last night all of whom expressed their opinion that it was the greatest fea- ture film ever produced in Nome or Alaska The seven well acted reels kept up an intense interest from the very first reel to the very last. Tonight will be the last opportunity to ever see this thriller, don't miss it. Two shows one at 7:15 and the last one 9:20 and admission is 50 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The Bear reported at S:45 a. m. that seventy-one sacks of mail were being brought 10 Nome and the vessel ex- pected to arrive at three this afternoon
 Up to the hour of going to press noth- ing further has been heard. The yes sel may be in the offing but nothing can be seen of her possibly because of the dense fog hanging over the water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

II is reported that the Pioneer ditch is brimming over with water and the company is working five lifts. The abundance of rain water arriving with in the past twenty -four hours has giv- en quite an impetus to mining and a considerable number of men have been sent for by parties working on the ad- jacent creeks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The plaintiff was awarded judgment in the case of Shefiin vs. Salim Abra- hams in the district court this morn ing. The suit was over the settlement of a promissary note given. by the de- fendant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Mr. M. G. Weller, who arrived on the Arctic yesterday, spent some time in Marshall City and states that there is little going on there and there are but few people in tine camp. Most of the work is on Willow creek and mighty little there. As to the values, Mir. Vel
 Ter says, that they are not high and the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Bishop Rowe, who arrived in the city yesterday on the Arctic will leave on next voyage to the north. The bishop has travelled almost continuously he has been busy all the time since returning to Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

ground is very spotted. Some of the miners were hoisting and a few were shoveling in. Bedrock pans or twenty five cents were the best to be seen, MT
 Weller thinks that the camp has a good future. however, if things were started to moving. There is an abund- ance of supplies and plenty of labor
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The Ernst dredge is again giving the owners some anxiety as the present near to the pit in which the dredge is at present digging.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

At three thirty this afternoon the Bear reported that the passage was very stormy and heavy sw. Ills were running and the time of arrival could not be told. The radio boys stated al the time that the Bear could not be far from Nome judging from the dis tinct signals received.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The hearing in the case of the Uni ted States vs. John Rogers, charged with disposing of some of the elixii of joy to dusky aborigine of tht genius Eskimo, has been set for Sat urday next In the meantime Rogers is out on bail in the sum of five hun dred dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The sudden and bountiful rain has filled the various streams in the vi- cinity of town and there is now an abundance of water everywhere, at which the miners are greatly. rejoiced.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Agent Carol of the Alaska Steam ship Company, states that the steamer La Touche will probably arrive from St. Michael about Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Scotty Allan is now eonvaleseing and still confined to his home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22
NEWS NOTES

Fred Daniels. the popular restaurant teur, although trife weak, is around again today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

There is an undelivered telegram at the city telegraph office for Anna oGl- stein.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

For reliable news, subscribe for tht Nome Daily Nugget. $2 per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

sel is in no great danger unless the surf should develop considerable raise.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22
We Recommend That You Use Hs4se!9G "93"
 Butler, Mauro & Go.
SUGGESTION.
Butler, Mauro & Go.

For IS years We have talked quality in this town fulfilling every statement, until now the community recognize in the store reliability. Our Quality Talk this week is Eggs, Eggs that are Eggs. Lack of space will not permit us dweII- ing on this subject as we would like, if it were possible never again would you get your Eggs elsewhere. We have made study of this branch and made arrangements with the producers at PetaIuma, Cal, that our orders be filled with the grade known as Ais which arc absolutely the very best that can be had; they are an unfertiIe egg, thereby having tendency to preserve them far better and longer than those which are fertile, are uniform in size and weight, absolutely fresh, and guaranteed in every way-the price is 50c per dozen. Be convinced that they are better; take portion of this toothsome Armour's Star Ham or Ba- con which has won so much favor in town through our introduction, fry a couple Of these PetaIuma Eggs in the natural fat of this Ham or Bacon, and you will enjoy meal that will be re- membered by that satisfaction which will be complete.
 c. P. GOGGIN
 The Quality Store. 98
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Cheapest in the long run-Nomt GaraUA
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Large assortment of latest Victor Records and victrolas received on steamer La Touche. lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22
NOTICE.

Mrs. Lees dining room is now open for business opposite Holps. Mrs. Lee, properitor, formerly of Hoffman House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22
ANE ADAMS DISCUSSES
 PEACE WITH WILSON
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON, July 22-Miss Jane Adams of Chicago, the celebrated peace advocate. spent an hour with the pres ident today discussing the issues of the peace problem
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

unable to raise Dawson. Yukon and Tana at Fairbanks. Jacobs and Davis at Gibbon. Benchley at Birches.
 Sarah up Louden 3:30 Il. m. Sibella at Gibbon. Delta at Gibbon.
 Panama up Gibbon for Fairbanks a. m.
 Reliance down Nulato 21st. Marathon up Toloana 7:30 p. m. Fist.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22
MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.

Nome, Alaska, July 22, 1915. No up river reports today, Egbert
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

The complaint in the case of George D. Schofield against the Nome Consol- dated Dredging Company filed in the district court this morning recites six teen distinct causes of action and asks judgment for the plaintiff on a num- Der of time checks and promissory notes given by the defendant company in lieu of payment for labor and other contracted obligations and assigned to the plaintiff. The notes very in value from twenty eight to three hundred and sixteen dollars and total together with interest about two thousand dol lars. The complaint states that the defendant acknowledges the indebted ness, but has failed to pay The court is also asked to grant an attorneys fee of four hundred dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-22

Mir. B. l.. Macdonald, who arrived on
 the Silver Wave, states that he spent
 a few hours ashore at York and visited
 the Bernard dredge in that vicinity.
 Both of the Bernard machines are re-
 ported to be working in good shape. In regard to the accident in which some of the parts for the new dredge of the American Tin Dredging Com pany were lost while being unloaded | from the Cordova, MT. Macdonald states that the accident is in no way serious and Bernard will be able to l rig up sufficiently to start. The new
 auto truck brought in by the company l is also reported to be greatly aiding the transportation of the various supplies and freight is being moved at a rapid rate from York to Buck creek.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
ARRAS is STILL
BEING SHELLED

ARRAS France. Friday. July o. via
Paris Juiy u moon shells have
been DROPPING into Arras az intervals
today a. they have ocon for o. da5 a.
Each % hours a few moro buIld.He5
crumtle or burn. althouZh tho Gre de-
pertinent stil d. omc.Dat u skrin.
guishinE lamcs
one thousand civilians ou. of o.
former population OF 10000 alr sUI
here There were 1000 in December
whom the Associated Press corr.-uur.
dent visited the Town a few scores
OF Inhabitants have been Killed ur
wounded while the others have been
persuaded by t1c military auth0rifira
fn Eo away Nore of those remaining
fHuka ol sicep.ur anywhere except Boz
"a cellar The rect 0f their time they
spend out of doors. when mo- shells
are failinE
Iho streets. formerly niled with
traffic. arc now grass grown Two
uu..uau deliver iU. maII which comes
r.-I.ary once a daF by military post
several shops. located underground
arr open for business About half tho
au..I wallis off .H. beautiful r.fy hall
.uU arc siandiuE. but there remains
only one isarrd .urrr uf fh. IMPOSING
toIiry which once adorned The great
square of Arraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
STEEL

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE United
states steel corporation on "Wednesday
ofdered all Of its open hearth furnaces
into commission This means that dur
Ing the current week 20 per cent Of its
lngot capacity will be active after a
drop below 20 per cent FOR few days
incidental 10 suspension Ca observations
OF Independence day.
since July I. Duying has been less
heavy than Ia June when orders for
rolled products were ip excess % the
run capacity OF the mills and shipments
averaged close 10 3s.boO tons per day or
approximately 1000 900 tons in the aF-
grcgatc. output OF iugots was ia tx
cess Of 100000 tons and production Of
finished material exceeded shipments.
Unfiled orders Increased 4i3.5sS tons.
orders booked were estimated al l.
4fslo00 tons.
Export sales we're never 20 large. be-
ing close 10 50 per cent Of totai book
tnEs sales OF wire products alone ex-
cecded 100000 tons Bars continued
strong, but plates and shapes were weak
er with Increased activity iu steel build
ing work at the expense % prices on
fabricated steel
Among the railroad contracts placed
we're 10000 tons 81 rails FOR the Rock
railroad The New YORK Public Service
Commission ordered 2 500 tons OF 100
pound sections recently and Will take
bids July l6 ON $4,000 20 39uu0 tons OF
opcu hearth rails and 1000 manganese
. rails. The Baltimore a. ohio. Burllnr-
ton and Chicago Great Western were
stil In The niarkct FOR cars and the
Nav YORK Central and Irir Wcfc pre-
paring car specifications.
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sr and two daughters we're callers al the
home ~ Mr. J. ". Lawrcnce. sunday
Mrs; MsEy org apd daughter Mrs.
OF Mr VIM Murray.
Misses Freda sommers and Virginia
Liniey visited Miss Mildred Lawrence.
Tuesday
Mr.. Chalmers McCouahey and son.
nugh spent a few days with his mother
Mrs. y. J. McCpnahcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford sickle and family
were callers az the home OF Airs. -. y.
Buchanan. sunday
Miss Jessie kithcart o. slowly improv-
ing az her home after a serious illness.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
eiety met az the homo OF Mrs. X r. Wal
ker Thursday
Mrs. J. 81. Potter and family OF Woods
dale are here 20 spend the summer.
NJ and Mrs. Dewitt Brown Of Florida
are, VISITING her parents. iT- and Mrs.
Mrs. Mary orr and daughter Mrs.
Isaac Thomas were callers an the home
% Mrs VIM. Lawrence Tucsday
Mt. Paul Thompson and Mics Maud
DE Garino were visitors IN Martins Fer
~ Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston % Alliance are
visitiug her mother Mrs. Isaac Kinsey.
AIR J. NJ. Potter Of Woodsdale MAS a
visitor la this place Thursday and Fri-
Miss Emma Murray visited al the
home Of Nj ?. ". Lawrence Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor and daughter
OF wheeling are ~ the Highland Inn.
Edna and Gertrude Murray are spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-12
FINANCE

NEW YORK. July ii-Reiations vita
serindny resumed irst place as a main
FACTOR Of depression In this weeks stock
market. The latest note from that gov
ernment. while accepted as wholly
friendly IN tone. was evidently intended
20 invite further discussion. In 80 Tar
as "a bore upon this couutry's main
contentious, the reply from Berlin was
regarded As FAR from satisfactory.
J. Y. Morgan's speedy recovery from
his wounds induced a raltying tendency
but the sensational disclosures follow
INK that crime. including the hazard
from bombs TO valuable ship cargu--.
were. together with the heavy forenoon
liquidation district market dctcrrcnts
Evidences multiplied % the great de-
fnand Tor our products 10 supply war
needs aud Of it, stimulating eject upon
n widening range OF our industries. not
ably In the steel trade.
At the same time. abnormal dcprcs-
sion OF exchange rates showed the dif-
ncultics 81 our debtors iu teting their
obligations. Homecoming securities.
especially bonds. were pressed FOR safe.
a Large part % thes, transactions being
made b. private agreement. \ $4,000 :
zoe French credit was arranged in the
form OF bank acccptanccs implying dir
hculty IN securing additional American
securities for collateral iu the manner
OF the previous loan.
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FLUSHING

II 81 $50. ohio. fuIg ff-nIra.
IlHuHt iHtsHr and daughter. Dorothy.
and NIaa Bertha F-Iff.r. Inff Tu..Ir
Ter Hart Mich. NHur. fHsE Viii .I.I.
6'HrEO frIff.r and family.
Mrs 20 81 rIreuff urH bu.Ir.ea
visitor lu Wheeling. "Wednesday
MI"H Mario II"ri.r..H. .f IH|rr|..ff.
/. Visiting Hf fhs hnrn. sf John Uu..
hfHH Cora Peel uf MAYNARD |. ...|f.
lrE Dor tr.fIUr MI| Peel HrI r.rf|.
Mtr.u lfHb.Hu HHa returned f. bio
homo D. lI.. .anl. .I'.I .U.UI.rE a.s-
'r1I df.. wffh friends bore.
town TuH.I.H
Mrr ItHr .r.. IfHmIIrf.H and son. ~
Owen. n. DEL visiting Hrr rHt..f Mr..
MHFN I....
NI. 49, d. NUd.r and children has
returned from "a several v..f. tI.it
Win relative. af suIe.FuI.. Do
friends bore
Mr. IIHU.r nrT HIIr.f.re joe.
relatives Hf rf..r. rH
About Nff. 4..le s..... .... .-f...
fHir0I orr fHr H.n. .I N.. F...f.
stella Nars HrI I..H s.... .. Ihmr-
DAB evening
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suIsLErs BODY IN STATE.

ROCHESTER, y y. July 1.-THE
body 81 Archbishop Quiglcy. OF Chicago.
who died here saturday. was remoy, Il
to-day from the home OF HIS brot1cr.
thief Of Police % Rochester. 60 81 Pat
ricks cathedral. where % viii de IN
state until tomorrow Afternoon. a soil
amn ponuucal requiem mass will De
celebrated IN the cathedral Tomorrow
morning. Bishop Thomas =. Hickey. Of
Rochester. Will officiatc.
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ONE KILLED; THREE 1EJuHED

UTICA. \. y July Rcmon serou.
% santiago. Cuba wealthy planter.
was killed, his wife seriously hurt and
one % his two sons injured in an auto
mobile accident al Causevttle tonight
The machine hit "a telephone pole aud
turned over. pinning most or the Sarou
family and several quests beneath
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HOLD
ARRAS LINE
coNTRoL WHOLE COUNTRY FROM
AHkAS TO EETHUNE OVER
LOOKING PLAIN OF
FLANDERS.
success Crowns Efforts After lzo Days
OF Fierce MISUNDERSTANDING
Desperate In Places.

oX,. TIE lIElGHrs or NorRE
tt -. ~ L,uRETrE, near Arrss.
hill country between Iiethuns and Arras.
lR' fehch forces are in possession OF
ail th' eminsncss looking Out upon The
plains Dt Flanders. Lille IHuaf and
( tambrai an are visible from here
Every position along o.. broad mae
.lonal road between Arras and Bethune
IaN nteu won except SuuchrZ and last
trencheg IN th. Souchez web WAS Torn
away. The attack was mad. under par
Achuic rocket lights. the French burn
lng blush white ANA the Germans
= ,'nish white. covering 90, seen, of
w desperate conflict with O. CHASTITY
The most desperate fighting has been
ras % Ais Roulette Which began Msrrb
n With the taking OF a f,W hundred
.araS OF trenches on the Watershed ~
thc ruins OF ON Old MorotluE.au milf
iary roaa. Every day since Then some
.etu1n OF the German trenches have
went Through Trenches.
CORES pondcut OF the Associate
lrvss to-day went Through five or siN
on me trenches formerly held by the
french who have abandoned them to
move Forward. Upward OF Ieo coo Ger
mans nave fallen or been captured in
OFFICIAL count since the second wee. 81
March. The French losses. the corrcv-
l"hotnt waa confidently informed while
serious. nav = been much smaller fh.u
those % the Csrmsns There are thick
'ls or little crosses made OF twigs tied
,ggethcr marking the graves between
the trenches. some 81 these graves have
been torn up hy shell fire
Aimosf every square yard Of this re-
sion BE- marked by miniature craters
sfens sss.trs..4 ~ .,,,A S ai9t a, Thsr ere
rloding are Indicated by signs bearine
The word" Live shell"
one Nuc % The German work. was
lu-f below the tomnrs Of steer SLOPE
. which. from Tho nature of The FrauIf.
ihe French position little higher ur.
The Gcrmuus were sheltered Dr.. fIrr,Iii.
under TIE hillside aud rheir French as
IIt.t HdIuE or jumping down into
ron caves. The liu, f'nsly .a- taken
into rho trenches uutiI'so many n me
'UiH" DER. rn Oh" ."UIH.UI shelter. were
aIIsd or wounded Thar thar were loo
N'at iU resist Hn assault Every curve
,inE- has its story Of tragedy and hero
lr-be esrH vk,sk' 0s ~gat over ,ris
Ef"aIE,4I. and iinto ihc hgriUg ir.nche win
were oxs9 Jskyso .Arnoid essns,%.
N alter Naie. fIU trtaf iud George 80
isir of he BRUSH tsrsgn office AZ
thssy arIreacned DE- hngl one she'll from
them while others eSpioded onIr 30 OF 90
yards avar The ssldisrs iH me
.''H. laughed heartily at thr tm-
harfas mtnf 81 flc civilians
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BRILLIANT FIGHT
AT HILGENFIRST
DETAILS OF TIE CAPTURE or TIE
SUMMIT TOLD ny FRENCH
EYE WITNESS.
French Surrounded and Cut Off But BY
Daring Bravery Hold of Benny
ard win Day.

PARIS. July %. 5:f5 %. "Details 81
tho desperate fighting which resulted IN
tirst mcre than 1000 feet high. in the
LunFenfcidkcuf region are given in an
account vf thu struggl, written by an
gItcial cye witness with IN, French
"ln the tight fer The capture OF the
cmintucc. says he eye witness zone
company ot our advance guard which
forced 3 breach M m. g. rmgn lines was
cat or from itz battalion a. the result
81 6yrmnu counter attack This COM
pany ncNcrthclcss succeeds m maintain
,1E ~ 1,gnggy,rsd position four days
"un June a. the sixth company Of
IN" 'cuth battalion ordw led from it's
trenches and dgployed toward clearing
taking The German trcnchc- The Ger.
man lied 20 tho woods lea ing A quick
urcr blr men immediately began flr-
utylng thc Position but ouI .,ntrl,s re-
ported that German patrols had been
seen eu,IrcluE the French III. other
caupantes were ordered forward iWmc-
Retnforce4nents Arrive.
Meanwhile large German reinforce
utnts htd beer brought up. making u
Impossible 90 reach our men. The captain
Boo the trench realizing he was sur
rounded. ordered som, Of his men TO
TORN q hollow square and defend the
four sides. The German attacked in
great force with quick iUrrs and rifles.
tle lasting two hours our men de
Tending the position numbered f3s In
GLIDING ave officers, one officer and
20 men Werc wounded.
The following day. despite a well di-
rected ure from our main Iusitioue. the
Germans again Attacked Boo large num-
hsrs, advancing 900 columns - tours
The situation now BEGAN no look critical
but ar TIE crucial moment hail u
81 ~hroUuel from our IS completely deci-
mated one advancing column. The edge
of the wood uuf Of which the column
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEEr7~,-. a. IuIy 1.-THE
death Of Mr.. Jerome ucGarmo q well
known woman pccIrrcd Thursday at her
nome aitDr lingering illness SHE has
lived here the greater part Of her mo
WHO'RE she was loved and houored by
hef husband. four Fuug and two daugh-
ters. GcDrgf. Robert John Jesse and
AIRS. Albert burt. and Airs Mont Sfrf-
ling. Funeral services wifi De held Sat-
ufdn1 afternoon conducted by the Rev
iiodgcrs. lutcrmcnt boo Highland GENE
tefy.
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ms Few days With their grandparents
~ and Sire. Theo Wells ~ Hopedale
Aiany iocal farmers arr buzz harvest
ing whfsf and hay
The slek nst
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susouEHAHNA REcEp1na

HAEElSBTRG. Pa. July I1=Aftcr
reaching q maximum height 81 li %
feet early today. the Susquchauua river
began 90 recedc and tonight 81 az .
foot stage
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ar. and Airs. samuel EuDkharar ..uf
Iamlly on hguWuod spent sunday with
~ larentf 4ir ana Mrs. David. Buck
NJ. hitc uf Columbus was a. caller Ir
Mrs faIIe EIr-.v Ie atf. o. D.
aEaiu after on Illness 't'
q, h'n- johnson on Lorair PREACHED ~
-h. ircHllf erIIu church SUNDAY
Mrs David orr and Mra sorff, ill.,.
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rlugAGo. july Do ss sectional
IcDtl. auI iwd rallies today occupied
Y ~ Yss"s ss.pi., s.,,.e icaiol ii'a''
fu Iud0af1T Do vas UII.fHI fH open
DE ltef fHE of .r. .urNUrf... tomorrow
With Cd sunrise .f.||r|HH ..rfIU. uu
.f. shore 90 Iak. IrIaIu
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WHEELIau TRACTION CoMPAnx
- kES5 car scHEDULn
1AEinE EJECT June ~, 1909,

FaEinE EJECT June a, 1909.
- PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSbuHo
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
22nd Street -.
Wheeling WSIisbrr.
1870 m e.0o =
1.3O . m. 400 roH-
- MQuNDSNtLLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUED8yIIA
Daily Except Sunday.
1911 Street I..v.
Wheeling Noun 1rvtii.
1890 a m 1sEo =, -
5,3o p. m.
on lines having regular express ar
vice. shipments weiEflfng In encsrs 81
hity pounds or large bulk Will not -
tHrflci on riarcr ger cars
ALL LlNES-Daly Except Sunday.
No shipmcnfr except emergency ahfo-
werfq m medicines. win BE- carried N
passenger cars between 200 and ems
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Nlss Haoi, n'''i'''5' save a party al,
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Stair. oi the Br.tIsh forspn office. As
they aII CACHED fff Dimes one she'll from
o. four inch gun burst withiu % yards 81
fN.w while others exploded urlH 800 or 60
ards Hear The ssldisrs Boz the
iH.n.n. lIHrlrI heartily at thc sm-
iarras mont Of flr civilians
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o.s3 nsFIso Arnoia Sonny

ODE party Skirh aent over this
D and info tlc hrire fr.nChe- with
line distance o. the German lnes
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'.i'.lrr. fn Oh. .0r.H.tI shelters were
.ii's1 or wounded thar tbHr were TOO
weak fU resist Hr assault livery .ury.
nT 1HEIH Iu iU- miles uI lthyrutlIan crIt-
I4m