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The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
PROGRESS OF THE BIG STRUGGLE IN EUROPE

ian positions at the village of Burauk,
Macedonia.
PARIS: The French have been gener
ally victorious in the drives made
against them by the Germans in their eff
forts to check their progress on the
Somrne front. II is officially stated that
the Serbians have been checked in their
drive against Monastir on the Macedon.
ian front.
ATHENS: King Constantine, in an
eloquent address to the remnants of the
Greek Naval force III review before him,
expressed his sorrow for what had &C.
Cured and lauded them for their 10y
atty.
BERLIN: Official announcement has
been made that So British and y French
airships were destroyed during Sep
temher.
LONDON: The Teutons have broken
through the Glnes pass and are now in
vading Roumania. According to dis
patches from Berlin severe fighting is in
progress. the Rumanians gaining ground
by directing stiff counter attacks.
LONDON: Powerful German attack 5
were launched against the British TO re-
gain ground near Baupaume have been
repulsed, the fighting around the Schw-
aben redoubt overlooking Graudcourt
and the Thlepval road being exception
ally violent. The British and French
are endeavoring TO throw ring around
Bapaume. The dispatch also states that
it is impossible for the Germans to re-
tain the batteries in the redoubt.
! LONDON: The Austrians have LOST
! Is, 900 men in the last two days of fight
ing on the Sarzo plateau. A dispatch
from Rome today says the battle still
continues with undiminished vigoI.
PARIS: A violent artillery duel is in
progress north of the Somme river. The
French have penetrated several OF the
enenly's positions.
VIENNA: An official dispatch SAYS
that the Italian offensive between the
Adriatic and the heights south Of Cor
zia has been definitely checked by the
Anstrians. The dispatch states that
800, 900 men were used by the Italians
i'll this offensive.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
TUESDAY

SOFIA: 1t is officially reported that
the concentrated attack of the Servians
on Monastir was failure.
LONDON: The Teutons are attempt
ing a wedge movement to penetrate the
Russo Rumanian forces on the western
frontier OF Rumania. Reports from Pc
trograd indicate strong Teuton attacks
south OF Bukowina, thus indicating more
of Won Hindenberg's strategy.
PARIS: Norman, the American avia-
tor IN the service of the French, wound
ed recently in battle, has died.
LONDON: An official dispatch says
the British have penetrated the Bulgar-
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
THURSDAY

LONDON: DrenCh1ng rains are ham
pering the nlauoeuvres % both the Ger
mans and the Allies in the Somme
region.
BERLIN: 1t is officially claimed that
all the French and British attacks i'll
the western theatre of war during the
past twenty-four hours have been re-
pulsed.
PETROGRAD: Violent fighting still
continues III Gallcla and on the Nolhv-
mia front. Fierce battles are raging i'll
the Carpathian range Notwithstanding
the binding snow storms. a strong
force of Turks have been completely
routed in Turkish Armenia,
SALONIKA: II IS officially claimed
that the Serblans are meeting with sue
cess east of Monastir and have gained
most important objective tor which they
were striving.
LONDON: The Rumanians are Sue
| ccssfully withstanding all the powerful
attacks directed against then Dy Won
Falkenhayn On the Transv}vauiau box
der all attempts by the Germans to
drive a wedge into the Russo-Rumanian
forces have proved unsuccessful and all
counter attacks have met the same fEe.
PARIS: An official dispatch says that
the Bulgarians in the Lake Dolran sec
tor, in order to relieve the enormous
pressure brought to bear upon their
flank by the Allies have begun launching
a series of powerful attacks III that
neighborhood.
ATHENS, Fearing an anti-allied at
tack the French marines have abandon
ed the grounds surrounding the Munich
pal theatre where they were encamPed
and have moved to the Palace gardens.
Intense feeling pervades the situation
and martial law has virtually been de-
clared.
NORFOLK: The British steiner North
Pacific received wireless from Brit
ish cruiser that a German submarine
had been sunk east of Nantucket.
ROME: The Hungarian Munition
Works at Punta Salvores have been bonn
barded by fleet OF Italian and French
hydroplanes.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
KieruIff is Daddy

Advices which have just reached Nena-
ma tell of the birth of baby in the
Kierulf family, the little one having ar
rived at Phoenix. Arizona, on July %.
Both father and mother are well known
in interior Alaska, the former having
been attached to one of the survey par
ties which was sent into Alaska BY the
government several wears ago. Mrs
klerulf was Miss Hazel Delser, of Fair:
banks, before her marriage.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21

LONDON: The British steamer Welsh
Prince has been summarized
PEIROGRAD: Great artillery 2rcpa-
rations are now being made by the leu
tons who are vigorously attacking the
Russians southeast of Halocz and
launching assaults north of Koryntza.
LONDON: Three hundred Belgians,
employed i'll making munitions of war in
Belgium for the German government
have been sent to Germany. Twelve
others were shot.
PARIS: An official dispatch says that
violent night attacks characterize the
fighting now in progress north and
south of the Somme
BERLIN: a semi-official dispatch
claims that damage estimated at ten mil
lion dollars was done in a Zeppelin raid
on the British isles last night. Lon
don statement, based on the testimony
of eye witnesses, saws that 400 soldiers
were killed in the barracks at Grimsby.
Two warships and a hundred large
buildings were damaged.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21

the system Of lighting will be
thoroughly modern in every res
pect, and the service will be such
as to give consumers little. if any,
cause to complain.
All that the Commission desires
is that the public cooperate in
that as in all other enterprises
which have been undertaken by
the government in and about Ne
mana. And it can be said safely
in advance that Nenanaites will
welcome the opportunity to assist
in making a success of the power
plant. 1t is something all Inte-
rior Alaskans have been wishing
they might have and the people
of Nenana will not be slow in
voicing their appreciation and
otherwise giving their support to
the undertaking.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
Nenana, Alaska, Oct. q, 1916.

Conditions will be good in Ne
mana this winter. This is not an
idle statement inspired by a de-
sire to initiate the spirits of Nena-
ma business men or to prevent the
departure of the few who are
planning to spend the winter in
other districts. AS a matter of
fact, the spirits of our merchants
do not need initiating and there are
not a sufficient number of persons
contemplating departure to bother
about. The great majority Of
those who are here now will re-
main throughout the winter, and
there is the assurance that the
present number of residents of
the town will be increased con-
siderably by arrivals from other
camps long before the ice goes
out in the spring.
Nenana is a good town to live
in now and it viii be better be-
for it is worse, better at least
than any nearby camp where the
opportunities for earning money
are no more numerous than they
are here. and where the opportun-
tiles for getting rid Of it quickly
are without limit. Most Nenana-
ties, we believe, realize this and
will remain here where they can
live cheaply and safely and keep
in close touch with the railroad
work. Not everyone will have
employment perhaps, but there
will be work for many during the
winter, and as spring approaches,
the demand for labor will increase
at rate SO rapid that the Com
mission will find difficulty in fill
ing the places as they are created.
Viewed from every aspect. the
outlook for the winter is good
certainly better than in any ether
district in Interior Alaska.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21
MONDAY

BERLIN: An official statement issued
today by the German Army Eeadquar-
tiers Staff says that the Germans CAMEL
a portion of the woods near Ablaincourt,
south of the Sonime, and took 400 prls-
oners. Dispatches from Paris are to
the effect that in a counter attack the
French recaptured all the ground lost.
The Reichstag committee has refused
to sanction any new proceedings being
taken regarding the recent courtmartial
of Karl Liebknecht. The Commute,
though, recommended that the Reich
stag demand to see a report of the pro-
ceedings of the courtmartial before f.
ually sanctioning the sentence imposed
by that tribunal.
Military critics say that one million,
eight hundred thousand men of the al
lied armies were practically annihilated
in three months fighting on the Somue
front The Russian losses were over a
million.
Dir. DAVIS, socialist member of the
Reiachstag, during a debate told the
House TINT unrestricted submarine war
fare would by no means hasten the adj
vent of peace bat would, Instead, further
prolong the war Count vor Reventlow
also warned Germany that submarine
attacks along the Atlantic coast would
have no deciding effect OH the situation
BERLIN: The war Office states thai
one hundred Allied and German airship:
are engaged in a battle over the Mausel
river gun works Nine Allied and 81,
German planes destroyed. Five wert
killed. The plant was not damaged.
NEW YORK: The steamship Bowie re
ports being chased by German sub
marine which abandoned the chase ant
went in pursuit OF a Danish steamer.
BERLIN: The Germans have taker
several positions around Ablaincourt
The German Admiralty announce thai
the French transport Gallia was sunl
Oh Oct. and that a thousand persisted
PEKIN: Japan and Russia have join
ell in protest against granting any rail
wav concessions to Americans.
MONTREAL: 1t is reported that the
Alien liner Sicillian, bound for Liver
pool, was torpedoed and sunk by Ger
man submarine, The officials OF the
company place no credit in the rumor-
BAYONNE, " J.: Four thousand
more employees of the Standard Oil
plant in this CITY, increasing the num-
Der now out to IS, 900, strnck today.
VIENNA: The Austrians have driven
the Italians from the upper AIariso into
the mountains it is officially claimed,
all the Italian attacks being repulsed.
BERLIN: A dispatch from Athens
quotes the King Of Greece as saying:
Il prefer to lose my throne rather than
endanger Greece. am convinced that
IN fifteen days Rumania will exist nc
longer and if Greece went into the val
after the conquest of that country the
entire German forces would be directed
against her and she would share the
same fate OF Servia and Rumania.
ROME: Official reports received IN
this city say that Oh the third day Of the
battle on the Carso plateau the Italians
were advancing along an eight
front
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21

Nenanaites have reason to con-
graduate themselves upon the fact
that they are about to be supplied
with electricity furnished by a
aforementioned and operated
power plant. The manner in
which the Engineering Commits
sion is installing the plant insures
the best possible results. The
equipment is the best obtainable,
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-21

The notice posted this week by
the townsite manager relating to
dogs and other animals within the
limits of the town, raises again
that oft-debated question Of canine
rights. There is the probability.
however. that less serious objec-
ton viii be offered by Nenana
dog owners than by those who
championed the cause Of the stur-
dy little beast Of burden in the
older towns Of the territory when
the first attempts were made to
regulate the dog nuisance. There
was time when it was thought
by many that dogs were entitled
TO more privileges than humans
because Of the part they had taken
in the development Of the country.
But that time has passed. Expe-
rience has demonstrated the value
OF regulations to keep the dog
within his proper confines. and
while it is not disputed that dogs
are still, and probably always will
be Of value to the territory, it is
generally recognized now that
certain restraints are necessary
to insure the safety Of the public
and to provide better care for the
dnoS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
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paB Ioipobl Die an1erifaniideu tpic sic
merifanilden Sruppcn si(la bart auf
Der Sdhrte Iinp unb i'm aImilie eia,@
freilcn.
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n1allafrirt lno Iidl bann ipieoer moro
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Ginselner Gcutider err
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.lubt llnp Dieler lit Der Meill,ng, bab
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neral Sufbiominoff lpurbe fiirslid
bnrd faiicrlidcr ltfas aus bcntStaatss
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