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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Sei 4lScr. Zen aI6ite aoinoe /
5rernp Sogn fplote 9sroaa Oen 20.
Rooem6er 80 4ar. Oct er Sens
9onnifiens 9litru / 6rertlp. I bag.
Zig Gale fal0t a@amle @nna Na.
RE 9onnifien" Der bar opnaaet Den
bgie AIoer.
Set paa Saa meO SrrifO paa
ipringer 9ernene / Slespia M GO.
3op.) omtring. S%r9ifoene er en- ga.
pc ira ariasbirIpea / SlesUig til
Acknowledgements 9grn. De ifaI err
~itaatte Sfo % StgDler. bois au.
ifafielie % llobeorins er ior orr
for De minorebemioleoe areOie.
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K~vitteringer.
Til den for. danske ev. lutherske Kirkes
Bornehjem.
5. simone en-. aosiercl

For kvitteret s1010.52. Weston. la, Mrs.
l.. c. Bondo IS. Weston, Ia, st. PAUL. Menig-
beds Ungdomsf. 800. Des Moines, Ia, Be
thesda Mghs. Kvindef. $10.15. Oregon, Wis,
Den danske Kyindef. 81. Luck, Wis, st. Pc
ters Mghs. Taksigelsesoffer 1856. Flaxton,
n. D., John, Jeppe og Gertrud nv. 81, og Ly-
dia Christensen SOC. Blair, Nebr, Kvindef
$50. Bersford, S. Oak, Kvindef. $40. Moor
head, Ia, Bethesda Mghs. Kyindef. $40. vi
borg, s. Dax., East Swan Lake Mghs. ing
domsf. $40. Viborg, S. Oak, West Swan Lake
Menigh. $11.15. Brooklyn, Wis, Kvindef. $40.
Clinton, Wis, Kvindef. So. Kenmare, n. D.,
Nazareth Kyindef. $40. Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
st. job. Mghs. Kvindef So. Greenville, Mich,
st. PAUL. Mghs. Kvindef. $40. Racine, Wis,
Emaus Mghs. Sendagsskole 1880. Davey,
Nebr, Nazareth Mghs. Taksigelsesoffer $3.50.
Eugene, Ore, The Girls Charity Club $15. Ce-
dar Falls, Ia, Nazareth Mghs. Kvindef. 500.
Hartland, Wis, Den danske Kvindef. So.
Brush, Colo, Mghs. Kvindef. s15. Frederiks-
borg, Nebr., Taksigelsesoffer $21.7 10. Frede-
r~iksborg, Nebr., Kyindef. S.. Upland, Nebr,
Gethsemane Taisigelsesoffer $6.05. Wood
stock, Ill, Kyindef. IS. Verona, Nebr., Theo-
dora Simonsen $40. Verona, Nebr., Harold
og Agnes Simonsen $12O. New Denmark,
Wis, Kvindef. IS. Gllfellan, MINI, Bethania
Mghs. Kyinder IS. Waupaca, Wis, Vor Frel.
sers Mghs. Kvindef. $40. Nelson, Mimi, julie
gave fra sendagsskolen 81. Racine, Wis,
linn. Mghs. Sendagsskole, Bsrnenes Juleof-
fer og F9dselsdagsbank 1888. Waupaca,
Wis, De Danskes HEN $40.
Ialt $13s325.
Waupaca, Wis, IA. Dec. 1915.
Med yenlig Hilsen og TAX
John Madsen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Martbeien, eiler Anoerfen, Nartinus anOerien, Sal.
rios Baef, erneit 9rubn, Jfnpmono garien, Alfre0
9nrien, 9briitiun 2. 9britianien, 6. q. Senien 20. 81;
aritine Ssrenien Doc =. ......... .s.,.......
9ogan, Qebr. Il. getri Qi9b, u. W. SenOernp. 6. Z.
Sen6ernp. 6. Z. Senoerup 10. So; y. !. Sobnion, u.
q. 9ielien 30. 81, engebregt Sohnien Doc. $. ). @ro.
eblrtb, 5oer 6asmnsfen. anoreu RieIien bp. 81; u.
ID. Ssnoerup $3.50 ........ .......
Geoar Sails, Soma, au0ers 9nulen .......... ....
Qtereer, y. Gaf, ). 6. Ollie, $. !. Billie, 6. y. Girl
i%tenien, Seren 9%telien, u. s. Gbritenien, j. 8. 91ri-
itenien, J. 6. 9teIien. i. 4. Gbriiteniea, Anna Sir.
time 9brfitenien. &. ". Sfop 30. S1...@......s
auoubon, Soma. @bene3er Qigb. 9nitor q. 9. 9briiti.
an1en, Yallrit5 Reterien, Sens Sacoblcn. 9enrit
Scbmiot, gertba Senieu, anton Feiterien, {. = Nlao'
len 9tiels 4. 0dnen bD. So; V(rs. q. q. Gbrttiattlef,
5reo. Sobnien. Sans 9br. Snnien, Sans .. 8eterien
bp. S2F9. u Scbmiot IS; u. s. q. Scbmiot 81; 0tto
Z. Senlef, an0ers S%grenier, WiHnie 0enrlflen. An.
ia 3eHritlen, !. I. 01aen bp.S3; Gina Sebmi0t, IN
Die 5enien, eli5abetl JteIien. Goa 0emmin8icu, Marp
9eteraen 5oer 81, Riels annoiea $3.50, 0briiten Sent
len 800. -. ...... ...... ............
Qucf, @is, Il. 9eiers Naa, Z. ). 9ielien, arel So6an.
len, ;. 7. 9rofmau0. W. s. Senien hoer 800. u. Z.
6lnufen. Sobnn 5or1eniei. Sans 9arien. Better Better.
fen. n. Z. SsuOer1aar0. S. Nlorieuien. $. 6. 3ieien.
Aasmus Sohauien, Salrits 1arien, =. IS. Sanien. z.
Semminaict. "a. &. Soaanien, sans Sobanien. ears
9eterien. @1riten 4eterieu, Feter Robertien, 8. $.
Ollie. q. Z. Barren. Beer Seuen, 9orl Senien, -.
rem Ssrenien. aIire0 gtieIien. Niarias 9eteriei, Sobn
Bile. ears onnien, 0enrD SfeD, ebrilt v. Y1noien,
Nlrs. q. 4. Sfop. Riels eoling, Sens Sobdniel $.
i. 91rilen1en, SBren =. NH1 bier 81, Bat. Is. Hro1b
So, 3. 4. 9rootmolo. Ssren 4eerien, ). Z. Oieler,
i. Sobnnien bier $50, galri0s Sf0p. N'arirs Big.
5sraeu Big, Diarius 9lielie1. en- unTDnt bu- 50c. -.
elm0ne, Mini, s.. 4. H%asmisien s., .. It. @nn0er.
ZEN 81, ). !. Safobien SO. $. n. 6anieH, ) Y. J
fobien. Bent Unit 10. 50, 6olgG Neierief, @eor1e
9arien, ". 6. Rieien bD. 81, N. Z. anOereu $3.50,
elie % aneilOt 81 0lga S0tobien, 0attie 9arien
buer 81 .s........ .-.......+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
9Seniions % enfefasicn.

go fraesmeOet eief, afrfe $3.50, Calender. ga, Renig.
beO $6,f5, an6reo aloitcr, Opens. Ia, $500. eeSar 7aIls. "a,
Ro8nret5 0igbs $22.75, 4eu 0eumarf. 8is, 9rinitatis IPa6.
$2l.35, Noorbea0, "a, ge5es0a Ilgb. 1925, @obad, Rebr.
Zen iaano. e 9Pg6. $3.50, Roter, Nebr, Ct PetersN99b. Stt55.
Naupaco, Bis, gor 6renens Dab. $500. Rains gfgb, 8oGie.
Soma $500. Or. o. 92rs. S. Reterien. 9dnnebrog. 0ebr. $500.
D2rs. Vnrn Robertion, 8eeping ggnter $500
Deb 5nf m%o0ta9et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
1iliammen $fs8i4O
sfoIefa 8

3sr fuitteret, ie abl. 0r. 81 ........ ........as
Coulter. Soma, Sens &anien ........ ...........
InneoiIe, q. Gaf gbr. Gnoerien. Ssren Simonfen bD.
SO; Better 6enningien, 6. Z. QnrIen, Gbr. Solm QieI.
len, Sens Sepici, 3. g. g1epe, Gbr. Sonbien, n. !. OF.
len 10. 50; Carl %. Senien. Sonas Scpien, Better
SSobnien, WIRED anoerfen. Otto SenIen, 3reo. ,Sepien,
,Sobn 2. geterien, Clara 6nnien, Sans n. No0ien,
Sans anoerfen, Q. 6. gielien. 3. Gnsmusien, 9ouis
GhriItenfen, Girls glnOien, Gems Senien. Glef o.. an.
6erien, g9nltber Oier, ". NiaOieu, Sncob 5rliino bp.
81; Sanes 6nnien, $50
Chicago, Sfl, Wr. oa yrs. :. 5srgenien % Ssn ......
Speneer, Soma, g.. Beitergnnr6 ........ ..........
BqrmilIion, Q. Tnf, Goni: Misiionsf. .............
Chicago, 81, en- linGpnt ........ .............
oincoln, 0ebr, auna gonneien, D1nrie 6. So6nfen bp.
w ....,t..
G6riItinn 8. asenien, Sens a~norenien, aicf. sSenfen,
SSS6a Senien, &. M. Wortenien bp. 50, Sens G. N6elo.
itrup, 6. " anoerien, Gbriitian ~anoerien, Diartba
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
1iGamlneu .$t93721

mo0tnaetl Otto San en-,
I Tor Gen %ioreueoe Oani e 60. Into. STRIFE gme .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Stpsserme tGOles.

6Dr 9ismarcf:
498ar 9eter, ieg sniter at bore DIN
Nienin9
on Gilitanoen neoe paa 5oroeri9
MI,
oct tpn9er mis io9rt at ie Den 5Or
grenIn8
al 9um5eO % Ouoito6, Ger ipre.
Der Jig Cru.
Zen 9rite, Den 6ranfer. Den Sta
Iiener.
Oe tror JIG iaa itGrfe, er iuloe Al
gtio
moo Gpitlan0, JON oos alene for
tiener
a~Ioeroens aeipeft ior i'm strait %
i'm 80.
&c oct auIhtrtrIn. 5eutonerne tager.
ielO Oct minoite er Der SDitem -
5rugten al planlagte Sli0 i Oefa.
Der,
2eienet iteOie er: 9rngere ireml
geroen itaI lare. at Der er oens
Meiter,
iom fife itrammes meO brammenOe
Or0,
Rreusieu oil itpre i gt SDo %
Better,
iaa oil Oct 4eIe saa JON paa Snor.
Sgnes OH life. Oct mart er paa IiOe,
dnsIanos Staggering iaar 9inene op,
Cab eiter LAB 1T Den fun oeo at
itrioe,
imoo @ermanias ieirenoe crop.
9eiligbeo er Der en0mt til at taee
Saanoen. iom 8Diflan0 til 5reo
retfer irem.
oerimoo - bOis Den oil 9iI6uoet
Orage,
teller ben Statsitibet neoenom 6iem.
8bi, naar iorgaoes Den 8piflouo
bar trooiet,
soilet i'm Strait paa bets ltaalbun0.
ne gfur,
iaa tommer 5oenifen - ban er life
tosiet,
bar fun ior eeiaa9eO lisaet paa
Cur.
6inlanO oil itrafs bIiOe iorOret til.
baae,
9iteris. 5arten beberife ban oil
1gfIano iaar iiffert nof Bart / Ben
stage,
SnsIanO alene ai'er @elet oertil
9e tore iaHf neO. iaa De inan fom
til SDie -
Der bIiuer ct gaien / inoenrigs
2eir.
% GeDoIutioner oil toroue % lpne,
alt M Ter oi Iesu til iaaoant ct
8eir.
SOis at Den M too paa aeiierens
Sioe,
ioa oiIoe 9riten mart iaa it 9eipO,
mite jim Spmaet, og iaa gao ies
otoe,
boaO fnnoe ban Ienaere magic
ben LDol
Waeo DarOaneIlerne fan oct sOot
images,
JinsIano iaar - 9e
6noAD -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Beter Den Store:
g9au, 9isnIarf, er ieg teO al at bsre
pna DIT 8rsDl,
tbi ieg er life blind, % oct er
min Nening:
Ranr EpifIano iaar Gresierine al
Observation-Disclosures 9sol,
ian fan 81 beore tale ON 5orening.
On boloer paa BET gamle, os tan.
fer. Stanl og glD
ifal oinoe Soben5olleren en- Der.
oens9erifers 8p
Nen Der er ogIaa ANDRE, Iom t9nfer.
&paO Huslano anbelanger, ioa iloa
Dig fun til 8o,
BET bar euonu ct Woifop, % gol-
taDa eriiterer.
Og inore WiDtterier ia bet
bil leg gerne tro =.
De tommer ioms 4eroIoer, isr bet
nDe 2ip florerer.
Nu, me0ens 9anfen oDGler Deo 9fe-
Dollltioner,
Ian esr big en- Eur til De pore ae.
gioner,
Der fan on traffe ct Bar Mil.
lioner
Of npe tpife Sfpgger - Gag Dem /
fsorber.
Gattigman6,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
aoitterinsu.
: misfionen:

Scr fohteret. R abI. 9r. 81 -. ................ $4207.ts
@et Branch, Sn, 9ninoernes 5afofer ............ $50
S%utc6inion, Qinn. Mision Sepng 9irce =. 49,. 800
Gbcooo, 81, Nh. o5 Mrs. ). Sorgenien % Sen...... 100
Sberioan, D2icb, Anorep 9anien =. .s,......... t50
Omaha. Rebr. 4. q. 9eterien (Oe0 Bait. 9anrRn) -. 100
OATS, OtIa, Collect at CATS Dec. 7...s.......... 742
OATS, 0Ha, 3be 9uoies Soeietp :. .......s..... 800
Oafs, 9fa, 9aIf Of tbe proceed from Mission Gale. 2760
au0ubon, Sa. gbene3er Diabs 6eonlnaemisiionsf s
5 snloien. Pat q. q 9britanien, y. Sgrenieu, s.
q. Scbmi0t bo. SO; g. Z. Naoien IS; y. an0erien.
s. 6. 9anien, 9irs. 0en0ritien 30. 81; 9dis Marie
Schmidt. 0a8np Schmidt 30. 81; Mrs. 9irtba Semen
$3.50; Ssn0agsifoen 1910 Observation-Disclosures. AGO
G6ieaao, Sa, en- lmu0nt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
0annebroa. g3ebr. DIR. % Wrs. s 9eterien 49,. 500
Scranton, So, @fr. % Mrs. 5 QPicbeien .......... 200
2incoln. Qebr, Anno 9enneen, Niare 6. Sobnieu bo$2 400
Warrens, 8fs, apf. ............. 1000
gf 6orn, "a, aDf. til en- gibeltuinoe ........... 2500
Gane 9nleD, g3ont, %llna0omsi. :. >. .......... 800
SacfionpiIe, IA. apf. -. ............. 500
@anpaca, 8is. oelioaanos Neb.s %rn9oomsi. ...... 500
Olenn0er, Gal, q. q. Rielien =. ............... 1900
Geu 9isbon, 8iS, Sbomas Senien Observation-Disclosures. 100
Ge0ar sails, Sa, Miners Banlien e. -. ........ 900
Ron Sippf. @is, auinoeioreningen .............. 800
@aup1ed. isis, 9or 6refers Nab. MHs 9ora Semen LOO
Gacine. isis, Dor 3reHens gigb. -. ...,.......... 700
Riuaiteo, 81, Q}rs. q. 9oHncfIen -. ............. 200
5reocrifsborg. Ge5r, oeo Yhsiongr 9ieGens QeOe .. $3.50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

u. 6. 5 5eboIm. ansi.
10 Buchanan ct, Ges Woines. ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
Acknowledgment:

Ser fDitteret, ie Sol. Rr. 30 ..s...s......... $2l5500
Sfapehurlt. Rebr. n \ Cabin Observation-Disclosures. 800
qcnmare. u 7af, Urn. Naa. anorep Qeerfn :. -. $500
REQ elou0. 4ebr. z gnodit =. .......+.... 1000
Sareoi1e, @is, 6bnrIn QeterHn :. .,.......... 1000
Sans Geeren ................ 5000
@corle Behrin c. .......... 2O00
emma 9eeren =. .......... 1900
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-13

good paper to tie to if you have
growing family-and for general
reading, as Justice Brewer once said,
no other is necessary.
IF you wish TO know more of the
brilliant list of contributors, from our
ex-presidents down, who will write
for the new volume in 1916, and if
you wish to know something of the
new stories for 1916, let US send you
free the forecast for 1916.
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this years free issues, the Companion
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Youths Companion, Boston Mass.
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BLITCHTON

Blitchton, Nov. 1O.-Miss Mabel
Hendrix of Morriston was the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. B. G..
Bitch.
Mr.. Fenton Bitch, Miss Opal
Bitch and Miss Emma Ekloff spent
Saturday in Ocala.
Mr.. ]. T. Burgess spent Saturday
in Ocala.
Misses Legie Bitch, Emma EkIoff
and Rowena Hammons were guests
of friends at Morriston Friday night.
Messrs. j. w. Coulter and w. P.
Hammons visited Morriston Satur-
day.
Mr.. Roy w. Lewis of Lake City,
preached here Sunday to a large au-
dience.
The Lake City papers are loud in
their praise of the star game Quar-
terback Bitch played in Lake City
Saturday against the football team
from Triton, Ga. Captain LOOMS
Bitch made many spectacular runs,
and proved himself a mighty receiver
of forward passes.
Miss Legie Bitch and Miss Rowena
Hammons returned Friday from In
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-13
DISTRESS IN THE STOMACH

There are many people who have a
distress In the stomach after meals.
1t is due to indigestion and easily
remedied by taking one of Chamber
lain's Tablets after meals. Mrs.
Henry Padghan, Victor, N. Y,
writes: "For some time was trou-
bled with headache and distress in my
stomach after eating, also with con-
stipation. About six months ago
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets.
They regulated the action of my
bowels and the headache and other
annoyances ceased in a short time"
Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-13
COTTON PLANT

Cotton Plant, Nov. 10.-Our farm
ers are busy digging potatoes. Some
have made fairly good yield, others
having poor yield. The gardens are
needing rain.
Mrs. D. N. Barco and bright son
returned Sunday from several days
business and pleasure trip to Arcad-
ia. En- route home they stopped off
at Inverness with Mrs. G. |. Single
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. o. Veal of Mar
tel were callers at Mr.. C. r. Veal's
Friday morning.
Prof. G. F. Turner and Miss Helen
Thornton, the efficient teachers Of
Cotton Plant and Homeland, were be-
tween train visitors to 0cala Satur-
day.
The Amusement Club held its
weekly meeting at the home Of Mr..
Harry Woodward last Wednesday
night with a "tacky party" Every
one enjoyed hearty laughs as the
tackles" would come in. The CLUB
meets this week with Miss Parker.
Mr.. W. J. Seckinger of Martel at
tended Sunday school Sunday and
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Woodward.
ID. N. Barco is having his house
hold goods hauled over from Leroy
this week, they having been shipped
up from Arcadia.
Miss Rachel Veal was the guest Of
Miss Helen Veal Of Leroy Sunday
night.
Mr.. F. NJ. Morris was visitor to
Ocala Monday afternoon.
Messrs. w. D. Parker, A. S. Har-
roun, Harry Woodward and Misses
Helen Veal and Carrie Barco motored
to Ocala Monday evening and in COM
pany with Miss Katie Mae Eagleton
attended the picture show. After en-
joying the pictures the young folks
spent some time at the home of Miss
Katie Mae very pleasantly before re-
turning home.
Brother G. o. Turner of Cater will
be at st. Johns church Sunday and
preach for US. Sunday school at the
usual time and preaching immediate
ly afterwards.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
L. Horne regret very much to hear
of the serious accident which befel
their little girl last week. The news
was received through the school chill
dren and we hope was not as serious
as thought for
d. M. Barco attended quarterly
conference meeting at Dunnellon
Saturday. He reports good meet
ing and work progressing at all the
charges on the circuit, altho all are a
little behind with the pastors salary,
but are sure of paying up in full be-
fore the close of the conference year.
Remember, the third Sunday in No
vember will be Brother Majors last
appointment here before conference.
Let everybody come out and rally to
the support of our church and it's
cause.
Mr.. w. E. Veal of Leroy was a
business visitor to Tampa Saturday.
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verness, where they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Davis during
the Marion Association.
The farmer are busy grinding
cane.
Messrs. G. V. Bitch and Fenton
Bitch visited the Brick City Wednes-
day.
Mr.. w. H. H. Bitch of Morriston
called Monday.
Mr.. Henry Gordon is making fine
road, working the county convicts.
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MAGAZINES WANTED

Anyone having magazines about
the house which they can spare, will
please notify Mrs. E. A. Osborne,
chairman of the social service COM
mittee of the Woman's Club, who will
see that they get into the hands of
people who cannot or do not take
magazines. lott
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properly vulcanized as soon as the
need appears. We do the work right
and GUARANTEE results. Davies,
the Tire Man. 4-n
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TIRES AND TUBES vULcANIzED

Do not wait; bring your tires and
tubes to me NOW and have them
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-13

I say "a sensation because it shat
tiers the one barrier that has always
stood between the man of moderate
means and the possession of a reliable
motor car. 1t ends the sacrificing of
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-13
This Policy
a Sensation
IN OCAIA

your of financial disaster that results from
eng large amount of money in almost anything but gold
bonds or real estate
you benefits of the automobile in business
pleasure extending you the privilege of completing
your investment after
ord
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given, That
 under and by virtue of a special writ
 of execution issued out of the clerk 8 office of the District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division, upon a certain judgment therein rem dered on the 18th day of June, 1915, and entered in favor of E. D. Powell, plaintiff and against the Anvil Fly draulic and Drainage Company, cor poration, defendant, for the sum of twenty-seven thousand five hundred forty one and 42-100 ($27.54122) dol lars, together with costs of suit taxed at eighty four and 35-100 (sS435) dol lars, and accruing costs, I will on the goth day of July, 1915, at twelve o'clock noon of said day at the front door of the United States Court House at Nome Alaska, as commanded in said Special Writ of Execution, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash all of the right, title and in terest which the defendant had on the 17th day of June 1915 or at any time
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-12

view the future action of this nation toward situation which cannot be
 considered as other than of the most vital nature as involving a determine
 ton of issues long subject of con
 tention between the leading nations of the earth Through insisting that the ciples of international law. as laid
 down for the guidance of the nations during periods of strife such as pre- vails at the present time, America stands before the world as the self constituted champion of the right ,f humanity to be afforded a just pro-
 lection from the belligerent acts of warning nations. In defense of those lrights the United States has assumed
 that the sinking of the Lusitania was lin direct defiance of the rights of neu-
 trals as recognized by the code of na-
 tions which guarantees to non-belli-
 gerents the unrestricted freedom of the seas when engaged in peaceful pursuits and the justice of this atti- tude is confirmed by the storm of criticism which followed the eonsuma
 ton of that act. It is not for repara- ton for the destruction of American Hives that the government has voiced the protest to Germany. nor does it dispute the right of a belligerent to restrict the activities of the enemy through seizing his commerce ships Germany, however, through the me lthods of her submarine warfare has displayed tendency to ignore both lthe spirit and the letter of the inter national code, and. in so doing, has Inflicted injury upon the persons oi
 citizens of neutral nations. It is lagainst this feature of the German lactivities that the United States com
 plains and in so doing voices not only the protest of this nation but also tha ) of all other neutrals against practice! [ which tend to needlessly jeopardiz' lthe lives of innocent non -combatant: . land in addition are in defiance of al laccepted rules of warfare Thus il
 insisting that the German nation ad
 here to the recognized rules of con
 duct, and also to spirit of justice ant humanity, the United States is voicins 1.-the rights of all nations composing ths neutral world. From this position tho nation cannot now recede even were i
 so inclined. AS sponsor for the right. Iof all humanity the government mus
 !continue to insist that the offendini nations cease such practices as are mol
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since, in and to certain placer mining claims known as,
 Nos. 1, 2. 8. 4. 5, 6, west half of [ and Adelaide Claims, below discovery on Bourbon Creek,
 Northern Queen on Bourbon Creek except the southernly 40 feet there of;
 Lucky Fraction and Fraction No. 1 Mine on East Bourbon Creek; Number 31s on East Bourbon Creek: Tuve Placer Claim on Pistol Gulch; No. on Lake Creek, No. on Holyoke Creek; All of the above claims situated in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Dis. trict of Alaska, Second Division. Dated at Nome Alaska, this 21st da, of June, 1915
 D. R. JORDAN, United States Marshal, Second Di-
 vision, District of Alaska. June 21, 2S, July g. 12, 19.
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in conformity to the accepted stan- dards of conduct Germany has ap- parently twice. evaded the issue. which still further eomplicates the position of she nation and creates still fur ther necessity for determined action to the end that the combatants shall grant a due regard for the rights of those who. while non belligerent are nevertheless compelled to share in the evils and dangers of war through the arbitrary acts instituted with no re- gard for law, for justice or even com mon humanity.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF E. R. PATTON. DECEASED.
 Notice IS hereby given, that, in pur- suance of Orders of the T. S. Commfs- . sioner and ex-officio Probate Judge of the above entitled Court. at Council, Alaska. made October 14th, 1913, and June 18th, 1915, in the matter of the Estate of F. R. Patton. deceased, the undersigned. the administrator of said estate, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, and subject to confir- nation by the Judge of said Court on Tuesday the 17th day of August, 1915, lat II o'clock a. m. in front of the Post Office in Council. Alaska, all the right title and interest of the Estate of F. R. Patton in and to those certain min ing claims, situate in the Council City Recording Precinct. Alaska. and des- cribed as follows. to-wit: an undivided one quarter (A) interest in and to the Bryan, Fleetfoot, Waeena. Liquid Air Alice and No. 1 Albion Creek. All of said claims except No. Albion being and lying between Albion and Crooked Creeks. together with camp buildings and appurtenances thereunto belong ing.
 JOHN J. STICH,
 Administrators Ittlx
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STAGE
 AGAIN ESTABLISHED

Bob sheldon has agafn established his automobile stage line over the big trail from Fairbanks to Chitina in the dead of winter and in the face of al most unanimous belief that it would be a failure He cut down the aXles of his Ford machine, narrowing them to Ia 44-inch tread This enables the driver to say on the packed sled trail giving him few inches on each side of the track for swerving-EX.