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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-25

The Swenson Hubbard trading steam CT Belvedere returned from an extend ed whaling, walrus hunting and trading trip along the Siberian coast about considerable distance north of East Cape and was made very difficult by the great quantities of ice encountered along every section of the coast. Al one time the vessel was in very grave danger of being crushed and the crew made all preparations to abandon hel feeling that destruction was inevitable When things were looking the very worst a sudden release of the pressure According to the statements of those aboard, the ship was severely pncheo but suffered no serious injury. It is said that the ice conditions on the far ther coast are the worst in years and the foes are of extraordinary size and weight.
 The Belvereder brings new of the wrecking of the trading schooner Dia- mond l.. along the coast, the arrest of Mike Gottschalk, one of the crew by the Russian authorities and the confisca ton of the cargo of trade which rep resents a considerable value. Accord ing to the story of Captain Schroder who was in command of the Diamond l.. the whole affair is the result of the shooting of a cossack by some one con nected with the trader Sea Wolf yea1 or two ago
 Gottschalk was in command of the Sea Wolf at the time of this occurrence and has been charged by the Russian authorities with being either the guilty the affair. The truth of the matter has
 ot developed up to the present time, Schroder says that the arrest of Gotts- chalk is due to this belief. The arrest was made by natives who were evil dently instigated by the Russians.
 Gottschall< went ashore at a native village. some few miles from Whalen the evening of the arrival of the ves-
 or the purpose of seeking trade. lie was told by the chief that he (the chief) had some trade goods but they were at Whalen but would be brought over in the morning. Gottschalll turned to the vessel and passed the night but on returning to shore in tho morning was met by crowd of armed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-25
U. s. INSISTS ON RECALL
 OF DUMBA
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-It was an. nounced today that the United States will insist that the Austrian govern ment must recall Minister Dumba for good and all. According to a state ment emanating from the state de- partment today Ambassador Penfleld at Vienna has been instructed to make clear to the Austrian government that Dumba is not wanted in the United States and that the government must insist that he be recalled as his de- parture on a leave of absence as an nounced is not at all satisfactory. Pen field is instructed to make this an nouncement informally but none the less clearly.
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MEXICAN RAIDERS
 WHIPPED
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 BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 25.--J. E. McAllen a millionaire ranchman of thi. city while alone with the woman cook on his ranch in Hidalgo country was attacked by a band of fourteen Mexi can raiders this morning and after an hours battle succeeded with the help of the woman in beating them off with a loss of two killed and three wounded The Mexicans are said to have at tackled the ranch at the dawn of day expecting to find the occupants asleep but were surprised to find McAllen and the cook very much alive and pre- pared to give them a warm reception
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W|lL.NOT CALL
 EXTRA SESSION
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-An au thoritatiye announcement was made to. day that President Wilson has decided to forego the calling of an extra ses- sion of the senate It is reported that the reason for the executives deter imitation is fear that an extra ses- sion will inevitably mean the discus. sion of international questions and this he is greatly desirous of averting at the present time.
 By those in close touch with the president 1t is said that Wilson fears the meddling of congress will have the effect of practically nullifying the pres- ent diplomatic gains of the govern ment and may make matters worse than ever. It is the presidents wish to keep matters in his own hands as closely as possible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-25
BRITISH FLEET GETS IN ACTIQN
BERLIN CLAIMS FALL
 OF OUNABERG CERTAIN

the German troops. The enemy ar admittedly displaying a considerably strengthened opposition and the resist = ence is making progress slow.
 The Germans are engaged in a long range bombardment of the outer de- lenses of Minsk Heavy fighting along the Wilma river salient has resulted favorably for the Germans and large number of prisoners and several guns have been taken.
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BATTLE FOR DUNABERG
 CONTINUES UNABATED

of the inhabitants of the city have retreated behind the Russian lines and the troops are the only occupants. Rus sian reports claim that the Germans have been compelled to retreat to such distance from Minsk that their heavy guns are no longer effective Heavy fighting is going on on the outskirts of the town. The Russian commanders have apparently succeeded In straight ening their lines and are offering a viorous defense at all points. Ofcia communications from the Petrograd war office state that the army is now in good shape and 1t Is believed that the wave of invasion will now be checked
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 LONDON, Sept. 25.-Both Berlin and etrogral reports indicate that the battle for the possession of Dunabere continues with uninterrupted violence As in the case of all of the attacks against strongly fortified positions the Germans are making costly sacrifices in the endeavors to beat down the de fence. Petrograd dispatches state that the city Is an inferno from the hail ot shot and shell being hurled in from the German guns which are in commanding positions and difficult to dislodge
 Various air craft are also taking an active hand In the fighting and raids are of continual occurrence. Practically al
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PARIS. Sept. 25.-After three days of terrific artillery dueling the French lines have been advanced a considera- ble distance in the vicinity of Reims Persistent attacks of the French infan- try have swept the Germans out Of several miles of trenches.
 According to war office reports this is the greatest success recorded in this section for some days and the enemy have been thrust back beyond the range of the city. Heavy French attacks
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DOES GOOD
 FELLOW STUNT
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 WALSENBERG, Colo, Sept. 24.-Ap- parently much relieved because of the absence of any appearance of hostility on the part of the people with whom he has lately been in contact Rocke- feller, jr, has dropped all appearance of reserve and is apparently enpoying himself thoroughly. An evidence of his high spirits was manifested last night at the entertainment in the Cam eron school house in his honor which he turned into dance after the first formalities were over and with Mrs Chas. Kaiser. the wife of the mine su- perintendent as partner glided to the tune of Tipperary. Rockefeller arrived here yesterday morning and was en- gagged throughout the day in looking over the holdings of his company.
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WILL RELEASE
 GERMAN GOODS
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-An- n uncements from the state department this afternoon say that the British have virtually given notice that the govern ment will release all goods of Aus trian and German original purchased for export to the United States before March 14th last The bluk of the goods for which the United States has de- manded release were purchased before that date and will consequently be de- llivered to their owners.
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PROTEST CONTROL WATER POWERS
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\ PORTLAND, Sept. 24.-The gover- nors conference assembled here has gone on record as opposed to the fed eral control of national utilities on the ground that such control tends to re- tard development. The conference to- day passed resolution protesting fed eral control of the water powers of the nation and also one against the pas sage of the ferries bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-09-25
NOTICE.

Bids for alterations of the hall of the Pioneer Igloo will be received by the Board of Trustees.
 Plans and specifications on file and to be seen at the Tgloo. All bids must be in by Monday, Sept 27th, D. m. By order of
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
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GREECE READY
 FOR WAR
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Ns OsIVIGEs
 ATHENS, Sept. 25-The deerees ot the ministry calling for a general mob ilization were signed by parliament which had been summoned to meet and witness the arrangements promulgated by the king and his ministers. The work of mobilization is already prac- ready for war at a moments notice
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 PARIS, Sept. 25.-The mobilization the native inhabitants of the French colonies for service in the war is ac- mitted today by the war office to be in progres. It is further announced that the call has gone forth from Paris tc the governors of the French dependen- ees in Africa, Asia and the Pacific tC enlist and drill every available man foi
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MExICANS AGAIN ATTACK
 PROCRESSO
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 BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 24.-Word has been received from Progresso that Mexicans have attacked a detachment have killed one trooper of Company B twelfth cavalry. Progresso is forty miles west of here. The soldier who was killed was Private Stubblefeld
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BERLIN, Sept. 25.-The general staff asserts that the fall of Dunaberg ovel which severe fighting is at present in progress is certain to come within short period as the Germans are slow pieces
 Several of the outer defenses have been taken and nearly a thousand prisoners have fallen into the hands oi
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AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25.--British warships again bombarded the Belgian town of Zeebrugge today at dawn tack on the town which is employed by the German forces as an submarine ant aerial base The fighting continued for over an hour and the flashes of the British heavy guns were plainly visi-
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KAISER SHAKES
 UP THE NAVY
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BERLIN, Sept. 25.-The kaiser is now engaged in shaking up the navy in connection with the modification in the submarine policy and there have al ready been many removals and changes of men in high naval positions.
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FRANCE CALLS FOR
 EVERY AVAILABLE MAN

transportation to France as speedily as possible.
 Those in close touch with the govern . ment assert that the conscriptions vii be raised to the greatest possible de gree and every man France can com mand will be placed on the firing line before the winter sets in.
 School Text Books, 1915-16 Lomen Bros.
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A THE NEW EAGLE.

Old ls~is Hunter Rye and the Fs. nous Athsrton Bourbon whIsksys, Ois. titled. sprins 1so4. 1eoS, bought in bend and Nduesd to O per cent by U. & government by the botAls or eailen.
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BRITISH WARSH|PS
 B0MbARD zEEBRUGGE

ascertained that the German defenses were badly damaged before the British tire Dispatches from the German cap ital admit that the losses due to the bombardment were very extensive
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SENATOR WILL SAIL MONDAY.

The Pacific Coast Steamship agents announced this afternoon that the Sem ator will sail on Monday carrying the United States mail
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The Mining and Dredging Edition will advertise tho country. Send one to your friends outside.
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Don't forget the big special sale at Holt's Cash Store.
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PARIS CLAIMS FRENCH
 ADVANCE NEAR REIMS

have also resulted in small but dis
 tinct gains in the Ardennes region Artillery fighting is going on at al points of the line west of Verdun Sev- eral savage attacks by the invaders have resulted in considera ble losses ow- ing to a heavy machine gun fire from are again employing gas bombs during every infantry attack
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31
BOLERO AND ETON EFFECTS ARE
 BEING WORN THERE E ALSO A TENDENCY TOWARD FULL SKIRTS THAT CAN BE MADE TO FLARE

pared Co accept thc same and we sec a great many skirts made lull yet 80 arranged a- 70 give straight lines A costume chat makes a good example and thl' comes from a Well-kn0wa de- sieuer shows exquisite crepe in bhcs ard white The skirt i- laid in wide paifs at each side 10 produce the panel cfcc, and thc side seams also src open for a short distance Go reveal Che white ils skirt beneath. There i8 abundant luiuess when the wearar walks that fact i- evident but when che figure is in rcpo-c, the skirt takes straight lines A plain little bodice alway5 accompanies the extremely fuIl skirts, that seems to be an inherent law of fashion. One of the smartcst of the lingerie lrocks shows a full skirt cov- cred with rows of narrow lace ruhlesand with a very wide uhle at the top cx- tending over the hips. The bodice consists of perfectly plain guimpe of lace and a httle sleeveless oyer-bodice of black velvet, the lower edge olwhich is embroidered in silver threads The neck edge of the guimpe is finished with a wide Picrrot lrll. and the over bodice is cut to form am extremely low neck. and it is sleeveless
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31
Pretty Gowns for Evening Wear Easily MadeBy May Manon

separate back that also is draped and which can be cut in dancing length or with a train. Here the dounciug cv- tends to the upper edge but if deep girdle Is worn that extends down over the hips slightly narrower founci1g would be preferred. The little basque is one of the prctticst of it7 kind lt j5 a basque. as it is finished over th, skirt but it extends SO little below the waist line that it seems scarcely to call for the name lt is very dainty and exceedingly smart in its lines. Tn the picture tine fullDcss in thc front and in the sleeves is held by beautiful icwcIcd buttons. and buttons this season are being extensively used il such ways and they are wonderfully beautiful. lt would bc hard to hnl anything nrctticr than thc lace over tEc soft satin, but nevertheless, there arc other materials that can be used for the gown Net suggests itself for the tuuic for net is a lavOritc ol the season. Crepe de chine or indeed auy of the soft finished silks can be utilized in the same way, and for the basque and skirt could be used iD either plain or fancy material or velvet would be handsome used just @, sitin is here with the lace for thc tus.e for velvet this season is SO soft and pli4Jl. that it can be pu, Go many usrs
 For tho medium size Che basque win require 2is yds. 27. .orI ! yls 30 or ll in wide with Ii yds lace { in. wil. for the trimming. The skirt will rec quire 25 yds. of material 30 or A i8. wide, wilh yds. of either width for the drapcd back with taio yl5
 founcing 4I in. wide for the tuuic.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

A N c>creli1lv handsome gown
 "A Of quite different sort i7 made \ nun one of the Rodler cripei with raised flower cGec. in heavy threads in Nana'c11 blue The skirt ], rulcctly straight and plain cltH- cred at it. upper edge but iJ i- nnIs.a ] at the lower edge with a hem Q. s'.. uCnc dc chine matching che blue 70 shade but the upper edge Of t1l5 hem has tiDy 'tlic uching %. rl,p' dc chine. The bodice i5 double breasted Etou cha. extends just 10 tAi uai-t-fnc. and it Is finished "itn double row of medium sized buttons covered with che -ilk and all the -eans are corded with che silk. lt is cEceei- naly interesting and it is exceedingly smart and attractive and also dclght- mliv rcminisccnt lt Is evident thnt an the bolcro and Eton effects are Icing employed and the Eton unquas- tionably is well adapted to such int
 terial as the brocaded crapcs and the little bolcros are put Co a thousand attractive uscs A tendency toward iull skirts that can be made to flare i, not Co be overlooked but it also i8 evident that al women arc not pre-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31
GIRLSl DRAW A MOIST
 CLOTH THROUGHHAlR
Try Ttsl Hair gets thick. glossy, ws,y and beautiful at once
 Stops falling out.

mmediate?-Yesl Certain? that's the joy of it. Your hair becomes light. wavy. duny. abundant and ap- pears as soft. lustrous and beautiful as young girls after a Danderinc hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair
 taking one small strand at a time
 This will cleanse the hair of dust
 dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair A delightful sur
 prise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy faded, dry brittle or thin Besides beautify
 ing the hair, Danderine dissolves ev
 cry particle of dandrun; cleauses puriGes and inWgorates the scalp
 forever stopping itching and falling
 hair, but what win please you mos, will be after a few weeks use, whea
 you see new hair-fne and downy at frst-yes really new hat 1 growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty. soft hair and lot. of it, surely get a 25 cent bottle J 1 Knovlton's Danderine from any drul store CT toilet counter and just trl |it. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

Association Week taking in the dates of February 2 to l2, inclusive. win comprise a series of highly inte- resting events, under the auspices of the local Young Women's Christian Association
 The first event of the week will be @ Memorial Service held on Sun day. February 2. at the Presbyterian Church for Miss Grace Dodge, who recently died in New York This ser vice will be uniform with the services held by T. w. C. A. organizations throughout the country in honor of their national president.
 The Annual Meeting and reception 10 new members of the local organ ization will be held Friday evening, February 12.
 Other events of Association week will be a musical a tea given by the present Board to all former Board
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT

Members of the Country Club have received notice of a Dinner Dance to held at the Clubhouse, Friday Feb ruary 9th
 This departure i'm entertainment has met with the approval of the club to judge by the applications for table reservations.
 Those attending the Dinner Dance win enjoy a special menu, and between courses dancing will be indulged in.
 The orchestra engaged for the oc' cason will render an appropriate class ic program for the diners inter spersed with Fox Trots, Hesitation, Maxxe etc. between courses.
 The large dancing floor of the clubhouse will be transformed into dining room with dancing space in the center resembling the cafes of the effete East.
 Informal dancing will be continued throughout the evening as a large attendance is expected of those woh will be unable to participate in the earlier entertainment
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plicity that marks the costumes of that period. In the picture, the overdrcss is made of beaded net. and is wc-u over a plain slip, but this is a garment that can be uscl for a variety of materials. It would be exceedingly handsome. made O. velvet with embroidered bands OF hands of fur, and it would be very beautiful made of iaiIIc iIk, and i- would also be handsome made %. chamcuse satin; iu fact it Is equally appropriate for heavy materials aal for the thinner ones, and plain ncl over a slip of charmcusc satin is won.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

As good a simple costume as any that has appeared is made from one of the American ginghams in a most attractive plaid, and with vest collar end cul5 ol white linen and with crushed belt of ribbon in one of the brightest shades that is found in the plaid, and chat gives an exceedingly picturesque note The skirt is of the scmi-Circuar sort with seams at the sides and it is gathered across the back The bodice is quite simple and plain at the back, but with a little Vest and the front portions unusually shaped 10 form points that pass over the ends of the girdle and hold it in place.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

The meeting of the Civics class at the Young Womens Christian Asso. citation last Monday evening was an unusually interesting one. The class was provided with copies of the pro posed bills before the Arizona legis- laure at the present time, and a study was made of the merits or de fects of each measure. The class was wei attended, and great interest was shown in the subpect of study
 The class will meet at the usual time tomorrow evening
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

dcrfuliy beautiful The neck edge can be round or N-shapcd. SO that a becoming line always can he found and the lower edge can be made straight or pointed Beneath such a tunic should be worn a narrow skirt.
 For thc medium size viii hc ucc17I fer the tunic yd,. Of material l7 a. wide. 37s yis. 30, 27s yd,. 44. with 4st yds banding 5J- iH. wide. o- Il- I5. in wide.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

TT vou'd lro hard 'o TrI --~.t'-r
 hoeE lhln this one for raarg A girls and Tor the small women for it is exceedingly lcc1u.a- D women of youthful 6gurcs as well as c. thc girls themselves lt i- .iUal'. it !. easy Go make and ir Is charming
 ln thc Illustration pale rink Drl-- mouse satiu !, u-Cd tn .anlIufi1l with white 'acc dounria- aHI r1,o-a.i harding. There IS. .7 .rH'a 'n"-r.a-' skirt with .u-rt7 O, HoH.lg Hf tI' .clm- and tHc-o i- d -.r1i.h- aa#' CT nai- oyr- ir th3r i- Grare . tr ldr .ije Ihe hali., i- m 'H1t1es. st,'r lu. Huci under tfe arm. r conformity with rhr atc-t -i.o lsI thc petty .i-''c bib portion m1ie 0' lace i- rrarui1s whi'. inc ula ,rrci lird'c i- imuara1, rli. -.l- con Gs matter e, cour4s thr color
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strict confidence. A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman thus has been established a confidential correspondence which has extended over many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without the written consent of the writer, and never has the Company allowed these conf- dential letters to get out of their pos session, as the hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest.
 Out of the vast volume of experience which they have to draw from, tis more than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Moth ing is asked in return except your good will, and their advice has helped thou- sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be glad to take advantage of this generous offer of assistance. Address Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, tcon- fidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
 Every woman ought to have Lydia E. PinIham's SO-page Text Book. It is not @ book for general distribution, as it is too expensive. It is free and only Obtainable by mail. Write for it tOdays
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31

I HERE is garment modelled T after the middle ages that
 really shows that period at its best. lt is graceful. it takes be- coming lines, yet is cut with a sim-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-31
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