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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
ainbes 9lmsiesmmg.
Bier Monate alter Gnabe lebsrlo iit
einem SauofDfier anfsefunben.

Die qpli3ei lit sifrigit bsmiibt bic
SHUTTER zines &inoss auf3ufiHben, oas
seitern Morgsn eegen 3 llbr ouf Der
6intertreppe bes ainberhims lebeHo
in einsm Sanotofier dufgsfunben
purbe.
Die poli3iitsn 9enbsr uno Wlalons1
bdtten gegen / llbr ibre Run0e burh
bic ,2ittle Ri6mpub" Strabs, bic
6auptId6li6 pOnglsgern beipobnt miro.
gema6t, bod nidts uuaep0bnlihss
bemertt. Die gsumten baIteH Dieie
Safe Defenders i'm 4uge, od piel I'm
aeleaenbeiten nit Neeern 5u per5eid9s
nen iinb. @esen 3 llbr madten Wlalos
nep uno genosr pisber einen Runo
gnno bur6 Die Strabe, ais linen Doll
Der Regerin 2lnna RObinion, Don ylp.
312 Qittle Rifnpuo Sirabe, mitge
tbeilt ipuros. oab iie Elm &inoergei4rei
geb0rt babe Wlalonep borhte an
unb borts ebeufaas ons @eidrei. Sem
Sdaq nahgebenp, fdnoen Die Beam
ten etnen SanDtoffer auf ben StuFen
Der Sintsrtrspps oss ainoerbeims
Dor
2autes @eidrsi i6olIte Dem pofi
5iiten Maloasp entgegsn, Der 10 et
Ttaunt mar, onB er Dersab ben apI
fer ioiort al offnen. uno ibn nit lei
nem lsbenDen Snbalt 3ur Central pos
li5eiitltion erad)te.
Sditi9 isBts Wialonep ben aofFer
uuf oas pult nieoer, uno ertldrts benz
pplissiisraeGnt 4rata mas Der aoffsr
entbaIte. Inns SimmslspillenMann!
Seffnn Sie ben SOfier Itnea, oas
ainp tann ia ithon erititt letn@
Shnel purpe Der 5onotofTsr geofl
net, uno la6te Dem poli3iIten Elm b.r
siger, 6louGugigsr 8enscl i'm Ilter
bon unoefdbr a Wonaten entse9en.
Sergeant 4rota pGrmte ben 5inb
iiuo Sund6It auT, uno Idnote i'm ais
oann in o1s tGotiite 9UIpital. iDo
drstIi6erisits feitgsitslt puroe, hab
bas 9abp tsiuen gsIunobeitlihenSd)a
ben srlittsn bate.
Der Glelne mar III elller DslBeh,
blau fiaurisrteH 8ede einge!pidelt.
Der SnnOtOffer beitsbt aus elmer
QeDer Smitation, uno III nit elmer
S6eere Elm 4 ,3oll grcbes God IN
ben 0etel Standardization gtipeien.
auIdsinsno nm Dem Sinoe 2uft 81
fommeu al laiieH. Der SoIIer trug
eincn rotbeH 3ettel, Der Die 8udhnben
BAL 9" unb SO, Smith" in 5dnbs
idriit snfbielt. 9lus einem 1bsil zines
3ettelg Der 2lmsrican GrpreB 60,
fonnts erIeben tperben. 0aB Der apl
fer siuItmals BON Detroit mad Gin
cinnati oeIanbt poroen 1T. gfae ana
oeren 9lbreFeu tuaren iOrsfaltia ertt
Sernt noro,n. Worte pie Sam
unb ,,Gbicago" tonnten uur unoeatlttp
ent,iffert fperoen.
Die Mutttr oes ainbss bate les
benfaas anaenpmmeu, odB oas alno
ppn 9(ngeItelltsn Der Sinperhelmai9
aufoefunben iusrnen piiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
@eseidbnetes 4elb
Silbrtc 5ur @erhaitnna rinrS Boot
leggers.

Gin. auantitGi Sdnaps unb Bier
tpurbe eeitsrn ais getpeismateriol ee=
gen ben so Sabre aiten Reaer DaDe
glpd pon Ru. 664 Deit 5. Strabe
beid)lagnabmt, uno mad Der 4. Qoli=
seiitatipn eebruht. 9lod purbs un=
ter Der geIduIoisuns Der @erlsbuus
beg SdanfesisBss in Saft esnommen.
qoIiSiIt 9enber iopis bic 2isensins
ipettpren DpIan, Deeenbarbt unb
ShieIOs batten nit seSeidnetem GeIb
sinen Gintauf BEL 9Ipd ssmadt, mas
Sur @erbnftuns pes MIannes fiihrts.
qrpbes9oIisift Spssr lam seitsrn
Mcretu nit eirligen 5reunbsn BON
elmer 9eIsnIhait beim, unb besab
iid in ben Soft 3rintsqarlor, go.
334 9eprss Strabe, I'm ieinsn Durit
su itillen. 9rob mar bas Grftaunsu
beg 9eamtsn, Der ii1 in gipiltlsibuns
befanb. ols ibm Wbistsp uno Bier,
anitatt aRear Beer" DprgsIest ipurbs.
Spssr eerbaftete bisrauf ben At Sab
re altsn Ssurn Morenn, lpslber bic
Qeitung bss rgarIprs" bat, unb cine
9tnaabI 0Gfts. Die @Gfe purbsn
iuieosr in 6rsibsit seisBt. pdbrenp
Rprsan Der @erIebuns bss Sddnts
seIsbes beIduloiet purbs. Sn Be
sleituns ees ppli5iTten bsfdnb iih
Cigar 5Iether. BON EO. 3527 Sepis
9tpsnus, Der aui anrstbsu ess Beam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04

$2,443.06
an 9srmd6sniifen srbielt, sufoIs.
bem Btriht 6errn Gfranbs Der
Derein pGbrenb oes Jdhres $1l64
unb be sinsslusn Dumd6tniiit ipas
ren:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
Wctbbtet
@nrSe uun eiucm 3us Der 13 SaArs
alto 5Obn Selluis.

geim usberifreiieu Der 8ubndnla
asn Der 9. u. .. 9abn, on Der @liI
ton qpenus, pernabm geiteru Rad
mtttua Der 73 Sabre d!te IRoIterei
9lnaeitellte Spbn Selpis, an bsr
clifton 9lpenue uno Canal StraBs
tpcbn6aft, inTolee isiuer S6perborts
tsiI ni6t bas Seronnabsu eines 'ae
pdrtsfabrsnosn 9afa9ier5uees, Don
tpeltem er erTaBt, in Die 2uft selplsu
bert uno iiberfdbren puroe.
Sellpiq truq stnen oOppslten Sha :
bel6rud, ianere 9erlebungen uno
@erlebuuaeu on ben 9lisbmoben po
BON, oie feiuen Iofortigsn Soe 5ur
Tolae battsn. Die 2eihe rpuroe narb
Der Moroue eebradlt. uuo Der eoro
ner BON BEN llnfnu in SenntntB &c
iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
3ui. s2.sO6.Oo

Sui. So, 2,766.34
sIeibi aafie, I. Gan. 1916 1906
3ui. S2,s06.00
sSerr ssojepb gerning, Der Braii.
bent ees gereins. perlas Johann Jet.
uen Sabresberidlt:
Sabres 8oti@aft bes
grdfibtnttu.
I'm bic sssbrlsn Mitgliebsr oeS ct.
MIopius Waifsnpsrsins.
s5reunbs unb Dobltbdter Der Waiien!
Wit iyrsubs unb Gsnustbuuns ton'
me ih tisrmit Der pflift mad. bel Der
ssabrsslpsnbs ben Iitslieesrn bss
aIttbripiirtasn ct. alopiius Maiisus
persins sinen gsridpi iiber ben Befnnb
Der InitaIt unp ots @ertius ppr5ule'
gen.
6dus nnb adsr
Dant Der yiiriorss bes bodp
OberpsrpaIisrs unisrsr anitaIt nnb
Der 56neiiern ,lluisrer aitben sSrali". !.
suIammsn nit ben ssihGftsHdbis.n
gsetbpbtn bes oauss loipis bss aauf.
aommittsss unisrss gOritanb.s. BE-,
finbsn Iih sas Suuers unb bus gltus
Bsrt bsr saupis Iotpit aud bsr STAFF.
uHb Der iibrissu Rsbsnsebduet in gus
isr Crhnuns. Die TN rsrissn SABRE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
aui SrindJ.

GeItsrn Itattste poli5eiantpdIt Ror'
man Z. SobbIer aus Ct. 9ouis Gin
etnnati eiuen 9eIun ob uuo beIi6tigte
bic Runi5ipal 9sridtsrdum,. Sbst
rit1ter Stride ertldrts oem SerrH. Der
idmmtlide Stdote 2lmsritas bereiR
IN pel6en Wtuni5ipulgsri6te inn, um
Dir Ginri1tunaeu ienuen gu Iernen
oas bieiies Spitem. 0err Soeolsc
briidts fh bdbin aus. oaB Gincin-
natl bas bette SpIiem pon allen Stdp'
ten babe, bic er bis jebt beiu6t babe.
ct. 2puis pirb in udd,iter 3eit sbsus
faas oas Wunisipaieeri9tsusisH eia'
fiibrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04
et. aIstfns @atitils
Wertin.
Die isemertpabltem Seant'
ten In ibte alentter
etmeeiiibrt.
GinbrsAsbsls Ssies In bsr e. Oil
iatstb 3sae, Wsruses, Q.


Inter iebr sabIreihcr DetbeiIigune
oes fatboIiiheu Deutidtbunls fnuo
eeiteru slben6 Der @enultenpedieI bes
ct. alopiius Baiiennereins in ocr
ileaen ct. GIiiabetb SaIle, ROrpoob,
o., itntt. 9os biibide un0 aerdumige
9ofaI mar bon einem pubIifunl, oas
Der Durdfiibning zines ungeuleiu
reidbnltigen Yrogramms Elm fpnipd.
ibiides SntereIie eiitgegentrug, bis
aui ben Iesten pIas gefiiut.
Webrere Geiitlit)e unb bic angeie.
fenen Dertreter uniers tntboliihen
Eertihtbums befaHOet fid) inter ben
sllnpeienoen. JH Seln abspef)sIiIngs.
reihen Brogranun tuirften cine srobe
InoabI @aiIeniinber, Der ct. GIiia-
betb air6enfor, bic Serren 5reo. ".
SuarHbers unb 3. ". Weiienoarp als
SoIiiten un6 Serr Soiepb 6. edo.
neHberser aIs aesontpaiiiit init. eS
brnuft ipobI nidt beionoers bemerEt
81 tperoer, ooB idnlnltIthe Ritpir.
feHoe nit ipobIperbientem 8eifaa
iiberihiittet ipurben. Der airhendor
leitete bic Deier init 5lpei tiibifen
Sieoern Elm, ipcrnuf EN- biibidsr,
irarm entpfunbener Heitiabrs, Slid.
trlinih. BON einem Baiienfnaben anf
GnsIiid poraetraseit foIste. Siernn
reibten iih eiili@ semeiniaTne 2ieoer
Der Waiieiifinoer. ioipic mebrere an
oere 9ortrdse bcs Hirdend,ors on II.
NIT Der aerueinianen abilHsiing bes
SIeber ,,@roBer G,utt mir Iotsn did
ipuroe bas intcreiioute s,rosrannn
gum abihlnB eebraft.
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Snmma ....,.......$37 $37S3i .33
Die airhenfoIleften fir oas @ai.
ienhnus ergnben lpdbreno oes Sab.
res $2443.06 unS Die Grtrdae in oeH
eiil5eIHen GenIeinoen maren Iaut benz
bon Serrn ShrariD unierbreiteten
9erid,t ME foIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04

ten cine babe pint Slai4e gBbisftp
fnufte unb bafiir angebli9 81 be5abs
len mubte. Dieie sslai6e oisnt ais
9speigmateridl gesen Morsun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04

vt. antoniusiirdr, yabis
ionoiIs, ..... 45.00
ct. ptter unb pouItirde,
NenDfng, ...-.........s 36.OU
Waria 6immeIfdbrtfirhs, =. 400
ct. Carl Horromdussirft. /. 1900
Waria 6ifffirde, ........ 30.12
ct. Alobfiusfirds. Debit ;. 25.O0
ct. 4lopfustirde,
BrioattoiDn. .......... 800
ct. SacobuEiir6e, Wbtte
Oaf, ................ 100
ct. yep,irhe, ............ 1000
ct. Wil,elms ....~.... $3.50
Maria Sum Siege ....... 1900
Gf. Katharine . 23.O0
ct. Warfus ........... 1900
geaultsu Wefftl ..... 22.43
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s751.O
Sabresberi6t Der 2 dwe
norm

ny W " I y y v -
tern.
Die Sdtpeiiern II. s. Jrau berit'
teten iiber Die Borginae I'M Aallen'
baihe tudbrenb oeS perfIoiieneR Sab
res ipie ioIgt:
Sim 4. ssanmar 1914 beianoen id
2si ainber IN Der aHitalt, i42 ana'
ben unSi39 Nfdbden. sSnl SaIle
oieieS ,,abres wurSen 3S anaben nno
2S Wldoden aug er anitalt entlanen'
slufacnommen iplrroen 80 stlnoer,
"a Sina6en nno Is Wtaoden-
3pei stiner itarben in Der Anltalf'
glnor ylomer ON 6. 5cbruar i'm gar
ten sitter BON 1 ssabr imb 6 Wona'
ten, umo am 30. Sftober DtarIa
guder I'M sIter Don fl ssabren.
Die 3abl Der sinocr betrdgt ge'
aenipdrtia 254, nHTIih i21 stuabei'
unb 1877 W1of,en.
Sir ipredlen hermit i'm 9samer
Ger uns anpertrauten ssaiien ben pie
len eolen gsubItbdtern itno nainenf'
lid Den aeebrten Serren bes 9oritat'
es uniern innigiten Ianf aus fiir oie
mannigiaaen gsspeiie Der aiebe unc
arobmitbieen SpierDiligfeit, porHil
iie iih i'm oerfIoiienen Sabre Der ar
men @aiieuiiuoer anaenommen ga'
ben.
gott, Der 9ater Der @aiien, mogg
es ibpen tauicnbind, lobuen, iesi
idon bier ouf eroen, ,beionoers absr
in Der Gtpigfeit.
Die Sdrpeliern Il. g. 5rdu.
fyerner nnierbreiteten bic educ
tern nod ben fcIgenoen 5inan3.ge'
rift;
Gfnnnhnen
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gsrm d 4tniffe
$1.1e47S

$1,164.78
Die gefdents bslisfen ii9 auf ms
gsfammt $751 80 iiub famsn BON Den
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-04

Wir nsbmsn bisis @sIessnbeit tpabr.
uni.r. tpdrmfts anertsnuuns gu 5olIeu
unisrem SO@D'iten Serrn @r5biihof
fir I.in berslihss Woblnpllsu uuo
feline periSnIide 2bsiInabme an mebs
rersn uni.r.r JeftIi4tsitsn; uniersr
bOap. GsiitIi5tsit. ipsI&s uns in uns
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Die cis6esea6sIl.
Die SiIissslsaiAsit 1immt bas Gam
nsISssE nil erssssen ariftsn
piebes asi.

.Durb DsutI3Iaub ssbt bic esste
xobtenftnse,
8u Disl bss 9slbsnbIuts lit fAon &C.
flo5sn.
limb ipsltsr rolIi bas Wab Der grduitn
1aet.
Doh Die 70 treu unb liibn ibr 9lut
perscHtn.
Sie fdHpftcn itol3 fur bic &C..
rthie Gadk,
I'm ibre glamsn itrabIt sin sn'ess
ai4t,
Goit fesnes lob unb Wunbsu, unb e.
fpr.At:
~Tstin III bic Ra4sl-
GtIhtnmltbis unb nit beinabs
iIbtrmsnIhltdsr ausbausr tampfsn
auisrs 8riibr unb gtammssssnof
bic bsuifdsu uub bic 0f!trrsidii&sn
1ruppsn nun fbOn fslt flint Wonasen,
bon ben 0oseieu In Gliab 2oibrins
gen Die aur Wnrsstilfs In Rorbfrant.
rid. uHb ipisberum BON ben aurpas
tbsn uHb Ruifif4 poIsu bis sur
dubsrfsu Gpiss In Otprsubsn unb
nod INNER bnbsn bic psrbunbsten
Dnitfdxu uno OsItsrrsidrr alien ibs
rsn iFeinSsn ssssnibsr iiesreid bas
iIsIb btbauptst. Gin srobtr Rini'
sunsspro5sb Surdjcs tpdbrtnb bss
9risaes bic beibsn md9tisen D5l!er
Dsuifhlonbs unb Csftrrsid lns
garns. bsnn aIltr par!tibaber unb
unisiisfr 3ptit Der siHstlnen RasipHsn
1T fir immtr DsrfApunben. unb tn
Dorbsr ME seirdunlier Ginkit unisrs
itiiBsn iie nun NIT ieber Gaisr, NIT iss
BEN Wonns. unb nit ausm, ipas fis
babsn, Rssisruus unb 6ser. sic Has
bel. gertrauen In elm siitiaes @eidid.
bas ibnen ben Siss ptrlsihsn ipirb.
unb he iinb bsrtit, srit bann bas ihs
nsn aufgsspunssns Shtpsrt tpieoer tn
bic Gheibs su fttden. psnn iis einsn
sbrsnDOlen unb bausrnbsn Jrisbsn srs
simpfsn t5nnsn. ni9iebtI Gsrne
RON benz S2Iadtssniib!e Mmpien mir
cu1. bisr. isbsn 5os. in Gsbanssn an
Der Gsiie upfsr.r .apfersn grlibsr unb
ipiinfdxn ibHsu, bic ii& ssssn a9t
1|einbe unb ssssn bsrtn INNER tbdii=
Sssn Dsrlsumbnns bebaupteu. aus enns
sem S..asn erfOls unb Siss. limb
pis leudisu b.n bic alusen al unIsrsr
bsuii6tn unb 5ftsrrsihif6sn Mitbiirs
act. ipsnn Die bsutffen 3situHssn
sinsn nsusn Giss ber perbiinbstsn
Strsitfrdfts ptrtiinbsn! Gle aae i,s
fen bann NIT 5reubs ben Gag NADER
rudsn. an om @srmania unb auFrin
bsn i5riebsp bittisrsn unb beik. m1as
tia burh ibrs grfolss aeitdrst. ibrer
sbIen QuIturmiffiou ficb pieber nib
men ionnsn.
DO6 inspii6sn fxrrfht IN ben
pom aries. bnrGsosenm aanSsrn
nod aroBs Moib. unb febniii6tis
fhdai man aud su uns. ben
Dtntfh ameritaneru. nm
5iIfs, bsriibsr. Mon6sr glas am
btimifdfn Serbe IN Istr. unb mands
gamiIie, bic ibr 9ffiss fiirs iheur,
9oisrIanb busds. nast am 6unsets
tuds. glOd II. bas fb0n. uno sbls
3itI. pns Ii6 bi. Gtutfhs unh
OsEertsi&ii6s uusarif4s
5iIfsssfsnfhafi ssfsbt hat,
iptuisftsns $4,000 fiir bic arisss,
npibleibsHben suIammsnsubrinsen.
nod Ianse nidt srrsid)i.
Daher srsebt hiermit pt.bsrum .tn
brinaenbtr apsa an ale ,bsIs.iinn.,
Dsuiid 4msrisansr RAID 80 bslfn
aHb freimliibis su ssbsn. 70 lang. bic
itr rieiias unb unsehsutrlidk arise
isben Tag Iisis nsas Cpfsr fcrbtri.
oBriber lns Gbsds iinb On aHisrs
sdatmriifr SerrH Gisrbarb Sxsifs
mans, e/s SSIssbIatt ein,nfrubeu,
llcber oie einasIaiifenen geIas,
rirb in ben spaIieu Der be,tiden
0eihiusen auittirt rerben.
Fis HtufiAe snb csitsrs. ..iIussrii&'
SiIIsadtaiAaff:
Er. 81. Shpoameuer, DrdIioent
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3 Sabresberidt bes eriten
SefretdrS Georae o.
Q d ra n B.

lleber Die GinnabnRn ilno ansaa,
ben ipdhreuo oes Sabres berihtete
Der erite Sefietar Ser George y.
GGrano fpie foIgt:
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13

steps of their German ally in refusing to allow the lest trace of human feel
 ng to enter into their operations or 70 grant immunity to the innocent and helpless. Women and children are evil dently as fair game to them as to their cultured coadjutors in this mad carni- val of strife and outrage and neither compassion or pity stands in the way or their extermination whenever an op- portunity shall appear to so glut their lage and hatred. To their credit the Germans have foregone such practices, at the solicitation of the United States md it Is to be hoped that this govern ment can achieve an equal success with the Austrians.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13

The prospect of a diplomatic break with Austria over the Ancona sinking again reminds us that, although we
 have been, up to the present, entirely successful in escaping undesirable en-
 tanglements with the belligerent pow
 ITS, we are by no means out of the
 ,erned. This latest great sea disaster
 1iscloses all clearly enough that each day or hour may bring forth some cir
 cunstance holding illimitible possibil- itiee of danger. And, this will proba- l hly continue until the last blow is struck and the nations have sheathed their swords. This time 1t Is Austria who has transgres3ed the accepted
 rules of war and the dictates of hu-
 raanity, and probably no more shame
 full record has been left on the page
 of history by the present conflict than
 that of the sinking of the Ancona, with
 the destruction of something over
 hundred lives According to all ac- counts, no more brutal action has been eonsumated by any of the belligerents ! d ns case has cone to light that was by gross.r evidences of and utter disregard for human life. In firing on the helpless occupants of the life boats while they were making their escape from the sinking vessel. the Austrians achieved a record for barbarity that can hardly be excelled. The Germans have been guilty of many cruel and inhuman &C., tions during the war period but 1t is to their credit that they have not de- scended to such reprehensible lengths as their Austrian ally. The most out standing feature of the whole sad af- fair is the plainly disclosed intention of the Austrians to follow in the foot
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
about the north.

aDouI Inc north.
 If. as MT. Praeger says. the boards were clear at Cordova on the goth of March last year, how did it happen hat more than fifty tons of delayed second class mail arrived in install nents on the first, second and third boats of the season from Whitehorse? II took two extra clerks a month and ,. half to work up the delayed mail that MT Praeger says was not delayed at all
 During the month Of July. and just after one of these 'undelayed' mails had arrived Frank c. Carpenter. the noted writer. was in the Citizen office ,alking over the mail conditions dur
 ng the winter and to prove his as aertion the editor thrust his hand + bundle of newspapers that had just oeen brought from the postofflce. and pulling out at random one of the pa
 5ers 1t proved to be of a September date Of the year before, or Just ten
 months old before 1t reached it's des- nation. The test was good enough for lgned on as a booster for better mail service in Alaska during the winter
 months Had it been Mir. Praeger in
 stead of MT. Carpenter who received
 his ocular demonstration, he would not be so free in proclaiming that we re getting a reasonable" mail ser vice.
 Just what the cost was for sending hat fifty tons of delayed mail on the lrst through boats Is not known, but 'or the sake of argument suppose that t had been shipped over the trail be- l fore il became delayed and the river eharges switched to the trail charges, l low much more would 1t have cost the i government? In all probability 1t would
 lave been live matter. but coming as it l i'd 1t was merely waste paper. Tie people of Alaska are entitled ] just as much consideration from 1 heir government, regardless of cost, IS are the residents of Yukon, and yet hey get their mail all the time and heir parental government Is glad to give it to them. Regardless of the diff
 icult travel and consequent high cost
 f transportation" cited by MT Prae- ger which obtains In both instances,
 anada, tough doing her share in inancing the war of her motherland, IS Of the opinion that the patriotic aitizens residing under the shadow of he north pole are worthy of considera -
 ton and is doing all In her power to make life more livable.
 Ii is to be hoped that Mir, Burleson will take this matter out of the hands f his second assistant and deal with | himself The people of Alaska would nuch rather deal with tn. boss than
 he hired clerk If he will take our case and examine into it he will come tC the conclusion that We p1e asking for nothing but what we are entitled to.
 Man to man, Mir. Burleson. have a heart.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13

Nome Weekly Nugget. month. ..6oe Nome Weekly Nugget. year. $500
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Must be Paid for
 in Advance.
FOR sf.LE.

FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter cheap
 R. E. storm. Electric Power plant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
 Qp advance.)

Nome Daily Nugget, month. .sz'oo
 Nome Daily Nugget, months. .s1o.oo Nome Daily Nugget year. ..s2ooo
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
BABY SLED CHEAP.

Ii you want a good light oak baby sled cheap fall at the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
THE LAST BOAT OF THE SEASON
 IS GONE.

But we still remain and will be pleased to meet our old friends and to make new ones.
 Give us a chance to prove to you that we do the best work in Nome. We mako alterations.
 We make and repair furs. We clean, press and repair both ladies and gentlemen's clothing. We guarantee all work and our prices are reasonable.
 NOME TAILORING CO, Between Sergerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehner's jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
GREECE YIELDS
 TO ALLIES
A. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 PARIS. Dec 1.-The Grecian min ister has delivered d formal notifea- ton that the Greek government has decided to accept the proposals of the entente powers, which in effect means that Greece will demobolize her army in answer to the demands of the entente nations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
JAPAN MAY MAKE FRIENDLY
 PROTEST
A. p. A. Service.

N. N. oEFVIEos
 TOXIC, Dec. 11.-Following the an- nouncement that the chinese parlia- to President Yuan 1t is considered probable here that Japan will take some action before the final ratification takes place. While Japan is not likely 10 enter d forcible protest to the ac ton of the parliament she will proba- ply send another friendly note to China in the name of herself and her allies. Fith regard to the proposed change of he government to a monarchy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-13
City Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, DEC. 1s, 1915.

The following from the Alaska Git izen of Fairbanks throws some addi- tional light on the much discussed mail service and also discloses that despite the real excellence of the mail service of the interior city-as compared to- that enjoyed by ourselves-the citizens thereof have also a just and reasonable cause for kicking for betterment How much mere reason have the citi-I 2ens of Nome who receive but a small fraction of the mail matter delivered in Fairbanks? And what are we going to do about 1t? Are we to proceed as usual to fire off little bunch of fire crackers and then retire, satisfied with our sport, or, are we going to follow in the lead of Fairbanks and refuse to be put off with departmental excuses concerning costs" and difficulties
 The Citizens howls like this:
 Otto Praeger, the Little Boy Blue who occupies the position of second assistant postmaster general of the United States, has written a letter to the Commercial Club in answer to letter sent the department asking for an unlimited mail service to the inte- rior, In which he tells the members of the club what an elegant service we are getting.
 He informs the club that in view of the difficult travel and the con sequent high cost of transportation it Ia deemed impracticable to provide the service asked for at this time.
 He tells us how many mails we get each week and how much in pounds come in each stage, and then he dilates on the class of matter which Is sent In during the winter
 He tells us that on a certain date last February but 2S pounds of sec- ond class mall had accumulated at Cordova and that within two short weeks that had all been sent forward; ; and again on another date In March
 
 cleared out of Cordova.
 He gives us a fund of information which he has gained by the long dis tance route, and tells us just what we are to expect so far as he is concern ed. He Is long on cost of transporta- ton dope because he has access to the mall contract. He is thoroughly fa- miliar with the workings of the de- partment in Alaska, because he has the reports of routing agents and di- vision superintendents.
 But the general public knows bet ter the conditions of the country and the need of better mail service in the interior than the whole bunch of them put together. If Otto would only spend two or three months In the in- terior or at Nome he would gain a much better insight into mail matters than he can by sitting in his steam heated offices in Washington, dictatlngl letters and telling the people of Alaska about something they are more famil- liar with than he Is.
 A few years ago some person occu- pying about the same position MT. Praeger is now filling wrote a scorch- ing letter to the postmaster at Daw- son for not filing his reports with the department, and notified him that dire consequences would result if he did not attend more strictly to his duties. which only goes to show that even though he be an official with a high-sounding title, he does not know everything