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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

To. 2 6. II. 3. Co., $500.
9enrp Gapalass anGIisabstb Saul
terr, $3.50.
Graipforb giso en- Milforb .. u
g. Co., $400.
ssrant .. Jorsp an bo., $2800.
WilIiam g. Depou on Carlisle y
II. 6. Co., $2500.
9luguit Nennetamp an meitlihsl
Siern g. II. g. o., $3.50.
@etiIete 5ppptbefen.
Wlarp W. Sbanis on Sulia u
Sherman, S135.
Nariin MeSals an W. W. 9ress
nan, 500.
Bert. g. Moorman an Sycamore
9. IL. 6. Co., $4,000.
Wiarp g. 4lsranber on 5snrt
0opplsr, $1,000.
Gbnarb 9. aumps an Inionir
Some 6. u.-9. Co., $4,000.
Minnie 6euer on Mondr9 .. u
6. u. Co., $4,000.
Wareeaa s. Rinsemau an Weittrr
unb Soutbern Gifs Snf. Co.. $4,000
Wlabsl 3. Waltsr on Cottage 3. II
g. Co., $4,000.
glbsrt 6. anab. on 2ouiie auak,
5000.
Soeal SissI Dbssl Sc. an Wins
Ton Realtp Co.. $26.8o0.
Do. an Waltsr 6. sapIor, $780,
600.
ganni. Z. pint an s. g. golin.
ger. S143.
Srri 3. Cobb on llnitp 8. II. o
Co., $1,000.
Sobn llbrs an GbeDiot 9. u. 6
Co., $500.
Clara q. gbambers on Glenn g
Ii. g. ~, $500.
g. 9oreua Qetpepmb an BAN
Strest 3. u. Co., $4,000.
amslid q. TsIir an Cosmopolitan
3. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Ybineas $. grdboin an Grpofitior
9. II. 9. Co., $500.
DO. an 9eipis q. MilIer, 1915.
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Merifos rsidjit.r Grea5itaat.

Sn ben @orsGnsen an Der omsri,
ianifb mtritaniifen 9ren3s bat In
lssier 3eii Der Staat SamauIipas
cine bsoeutenbs Rols seIpieIi. Wsris
tanifde ganbiten bransen in 5eras
an Yuntien Elm, ipelhe bieIem Staus
te aessniiberlisgsn. Bon ben. Ssls
felbsrn bss 0iitri,ts 9ampico bais
ie man idoH porber geb6rt, biele
aber erfibfsn srit jsbi, bub biefelbtn
i'm Staaie 5amaulipas Iiesen.
Bel aIsbsm III bieier meritaniide
Sfaat nod rsdt ipsnia betdnni; uno
nit 4usnabme Der Grb0leeipinnung
bic aud erIt felt ipenisen Sabren
i'm @ange III Apirb er bon auss
lGnbif6en adpiidliiten Biz iebt 10
gut ipis san5 psrnadl6iIist. Das 1T
nm 70 bemerisnsDsrtber, als er bon
8afur aug Der fsidiie meritaniide
@rsnsitaai III, unb frenibe Spsius
ldntsn bod geipobnlif) in allen iols
den Dineen gut 8sfdeib ipiifen, tpis
iie aud i'm Stubium Der fonitisea
meritaniifen @sIesenbeiitn ni4t faul
seipsisn iinb!
Cine 9erDfienilihung Der Rationas
len Geosrdpbifden @eieuffdft" iibsr
bieisn @eaenianb tommt unter bieier
YrbdliniifeH gang seitssmdb. Der
tunbise 0erfuifer fast barin II. a.:
gamuulipas III iiigefdbr 10 srob,
tpie Der ameriianiide Staat Wiaiiie,
bat ober nur etipd elm Drittel Der
Yep5lieriins bes leBtsren, tpelder bod
aud Hidt iibernldBis bdiebcIt 1T.
llnerinebIid reibbaItis iinb bic natiirs
Iihen 9iffsquelIen BON 1amauip1s.
foipobl in mii,eraIifdxr ipie IN lanbs
baiIi9er @ssiebing; absr ameriianis
fdes uhb europdif9ts aapituI baben
ihnen fpeit fptui9tr @eamiung &C.
iHenst .als bsusn n anbtrtn abeilfn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Wrunbeissnt6ums. .SppOtbefeu.
eingetrasen.

0eu eingetragen.
Wlinnis 6eust an pearl g. Dunfs
man, $3.50.
sSoiepb eube an Jrsbsrid q. gisn,
$500.
Wlarp SO. aafOr Sr. an q. gater.
$500.
@sprsia R. 9lllepoto an Didfon SO.
Germ, $3.50.
Wtareslla 3. Rinsemann an Meiis
ipoob 6omeiteab Co., $4,000.
Samss H. 8orman an Speamore
9. II. 6. Co., $28O0.
: William .. Seiiup an Sailsp 3.
IL. 6. Co., $500.
Sarolb R. Smith on Nm. R.
Smitb, $1,000.
fannie 3. pint an s. 6. golIins
ger, $S75.
Srri q. Cobb on llnitp 8. II. g.
Co., $4,000.
2i5Sie Surilh an Woobburn Npe.
II. 3. Co., $27OO.
oirum 6. gOl5inser an Gitissns Q.
u. NO. 2, $4,000.
Sobn SOiint an'R 'Reabins o. u. 6.
Co., $1,000.
gtulpb smitb an Peoples o. u. 8.
Co., $3.50.
@ois 9. Heab ant0leubaIs 9. H.
$1,000. q
Safe sisinbsrston gsubIap Ratsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

rutItsn mad gprberg, bas iebt ia
idnea nit Der neusntitanbensn eiien=
balm su erreifen mar. Sin sprung
nur nod. aeine Strapa5s. ipis ba
unten i'm aanbe Der beiben Sonl'e.
gtiemals bate er bort 10 anbalteno
,lnb innia an elm blpnbes aOpf4eil,
bas ii6 an feline gruit sef9miejt,
benten miiilen, an blaue 2lugen, ole
tepunberno unb ietbitper9sllenS su
ibm aufseblidt = aIs jebt, mo er BON
Sannpper gen ROrbbeim eefabren mar.
Die Weiber ba unten! = Gin sll-
ternationalss Sretben. lleberall, BON
ben Jran8Oiinnen an puren bic beipen
blonben @srmanen iebr frsunbltd ne
banbelt. :
Sm! Dos alte aisb6en, tpenn audi
ni6t 70 sipiliiiert, es lieB iid in aabps
lenborfern unb 2orbesrbiii4en ium.
men: ,Rsin! 9ier BAT es teine Noi!
Saporae WtGbden, ipeibes grot!
Moraen in Elm amber StdpiHen!
Gdparsss grot unb nsibe Wldb4en."
Gmmslins! @rit ipar bic arantbelt
I6ulb, bab sr ibr fein 2ebensjst9an
sab. Damn battle ieine 9erbinbunJ
nit 2ubOlf 9arenboff uu9 ibrs Htlle
bstommen. Sa, unb anoere bate er
taum beauftragen tonnell.
Gmmslinel Gr fpnnte lids gar
ni6t anbsrs poriteIen, dls sr barm
CUR bGmmernoen Stunos ben sag
lpieDer bsities. Der ii6 an ianft binsse
lasertsn 90ben uno spiiten 5sloern
binpurtpano, aIs baB lie gang ipie
fonit am 5sniter fdbe uno uuf ieinen
5ritt IauIds. @epdrtet bate lie Siuel
Sabre in Der riibrerben Semut rno
Ginfdltistsit. bic er an i3r fannie uno
Iisbte. Sold beige Se5niu9t, ipie he
ba pl0blid in ibm auigeitiesen. lett
Seimatluit ibn umptbte uno be
MosIi6!eii nabe lag, tdB ibn ariesss
ldrm umbr0bnen tDnne. unS nod
ernitere 9efabren, als bic er ba uns
ten our6gema6t, iid itm na9en ipiirs
ben, elaubte er du6 roa ME seipurt
su baben. llub bic Singer, bic auf
ieinem anis lasen, beipesten iit
leiie - iibsr ibre ieibsnlosi4en 9aars
ipiirben Ile itreifen!
Sb Is ettpas abertsuerlih mar.
pI0sIi9 aufSutuuhen. batte er niat
gu bebenien. IS tpirte ibm idon gu
rs9ter 3sit etipas einiaIlen = ja!
limb nun jasten bic WOItsH niat mebr
pie fpilbe Rohe; es gyummslte nur
per,linsenb in Der Gerne
Der Resen borte aui. Der 3u5
belt.
siefer sog er feline yliibe, atmeis
baitis frii6e, feu6te Gut, iab iib I'M.
Gin tlsinss. rotes, frelnbIides Gtas
tipnsss6iuoe. Wsit pom Sert6en
freilih. Senieits itanb sin Omnibus,
Der neu ladiert mar, -um feline aIis
gauart ipessutGuf9r. rWelfenrobl"
aba! Sa, man ging NIT her 3ei..
4ber. er pollte feline cisenen Gibe in
9ebrau6 nebmeu.
(Jortiebuno fplot.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

II + L
WinerafDl inDefsrrei@.
Das Miener 9lmtsblatt pubfisirt cine
9erorbnuns, burd bic bic Werorbnun,
gen pom 18. De5em6er 1916 iibsr bic
Nssslirng bes @srte6rs NIT Wlinsrnl.
Dlprobuiten, 8en5ol unb 1besr6len
begin. iiber bic 5ShIiprsiie fiir sinise
WtineraI6lprobutte tbeiIfpeiie ebgsii.
bert unb ersdn5t tptrben. gld4 ben
neuen 8eitimmunssn ipirb sund4tt Der,
areis Der anseisepfli4tisen probufte
burdMufndbmt bon GtsintcbIenib<eu,
unb Hrduntoblenthssr erfpeitert.liebe1s;
tiss fpirb bic Sperre auf G4mierDls!
jeber qlrt, petrcItcis. robtn Sftiulobs'
Isntbesr unh robfn arGuuta6Is 6Isa!tesk
aalao1nt1nts 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18

Uierisos, unb bic einbeimuhe gnt
iuidIung ift naiiirlid in ben meiitsn
Ye5iebunssn ,benfalls ishr IN Der plils
!ergaife seblieben.
Sin 3beiI bes Staaies, fpel6tr all
5sras srenst, 1T fades GeIdHpe ano
a6t UiOnaie bes sabres binbur4 icbr
iroden unb tpiiite; ipenn er dbtr bsries
ielt iptrb, seist er cine gerabtsn nuns
berpo[e sSruHibarteii, brinst itrobtns
be gstreibnrnten berpor unb Ndtrt
aud iebr pisle SerbsH 9ornpieb. Der
Iiiblihe unb Der mittlere 2heiI bes
Staaiss Iiefern 3uderrobr, 8drurell
nnb Ta6at in ben betpliierieI s5ds
fern.
Sn Isinem sebirsigsn 5mierlanbt
bHamaulipas nod enormeSdate
in 0eitdIt feiner unenttpidelten Spipr.
Silbsrs, Gupfers, Wadrmor-, as,
pbalis unb .Sal5minen. SelbIt I'm be-
tannteiten 0iiiritt bes Staates. in
5ampico, iinb bic fababaft reiden IN.
terirbiT6en Grb1lbe6en bod erit In
ben lebtsn paar Sobren sef9dftshldf
Zig dnge3apft iuorbtn.
Die 9ebirge son 1amdIlipds bns
ben ni6t nur EN- redt sdunbes aiis
mo, ionbern ipimmeln aud BON Wilb;
unb inter normalen WerbGliniilen
MAIDEN bic Sportsleute Der Sidbt
Wierito jtbes Sabr elusfliise in bieIs
tSea.nb, I'M Roibtpilb unb aud WiIbs
eefliiasl Su iaetn bas ii4 an ben
,ablreiden Gesn aufbGlt.
2tnbers geartet lit bic niebrige, beia
bere uno feu4te Golftiiiienlinis oes
Staates, ipelfs iit nOrbli6 iiibIidJ,
$50 Weilen nett BON Der Mahblng
oes Rio @ranbe. BIB na9 Der ,Wiins
buna bes panaeo Jluiies eritredt.
no Der Seebdfen sampico liest. 5isIe
aiiiis, nit elmer Wiense iei9ter 2asus
nen, tpelte bura Snieln iiHb Sanbs
bGnie an 5lubmiinbunsen gebilbei
iperben, tpirb i'm Wintsr BON bsftiseu
yiorbitiirmen beinseiudi. ipeife fur
ben SdiffsDertebr duberit sefdbrlih
iinb unb aud ben GinseborensH oft
eroBe unsnirGsi6tsitsn perurfadeil.
gon 5dnpico iinb es NIT benz
Dampfer 7o5 Meilen Bis naa Welp
Orleans - llnaeiabr ebenio lpeit, ipie
BON gbilabelpbia bis nu4 Sapannab
ober nur 405 Weilsn Biz nod 8als
peitpn. 100 gleilen norbipeitlid DON
3umpico iisgt i'm gergbailoiiiriti bic
Staaisbauptfiobt @ietpria INIT nur
stipa 10000 Giniuobnsrn.
BIS i.bt bsrbanit 5amaulipos feline
geidGftliae Wihtigteit bauptfddlid
Der Spite 5aierinbuiirie unb benz
9anbel, ipelder bur4 1anpieo ssbt,
Der nGtit @era Grus Der bebeuienbfte
inter ben merifaniihen Golfbdfen N.
5m Sabre 1913 fam sonpieos Sans
bel auf iiber SO Milionen Dollars
tbtr Don 8era Grus auf SO wiiIfics
nsn); aber bas iisllt nur eintn febr
ileinen 9beil Der M5gIi6teittn BON
Iamaulipos bar, bersn Gntpidlung
nod i'm .Nanana" Der 3uinnft
idlummert, Bis Der riHtige Brinj
tonlmi. Der es aus bem 3auberf4lufe
erISit!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Sm mer mufita1tfd d.

gluiifus (5u fsirsr graut, bic i'm
i'm Sunteln auf bic Raierfpibe
tiibD: Cline Sttape tiefsr, msin
SaaB".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Gin 2snn.r

Rebutteur (einen &olIegen umbers
fiibrenb): r5ier lit bic Seserei."
aOlese: .aha! Dus Grudfsbler.
2Gborotortuiu."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06
F AR N { R
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WITH Assault I
SENSATIONAL DlltN~l u
lNnIC lTID ~ liNlIRS
QUESTIONS II III iRlNG


terhra. h'n M"A y
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tWp.sa ateaN' upon h'''' ~ - ''''
eeHaal ieaehls q MAAeh'lH s'll.'ls
AA A4At# sanill@al ~ MilhAi aeA' Wa
heaAa oN'r ps la''h' ii.'tu 'a'''i ~
'fe f ihe distinct 'aN'' i''e "'''"
sH s4At4 e A4-AH NANl'i i''''s
amst married anu lAl'h l"a' e ''''
.he taaa ifoh. ihe "RN'''''i e ''''''
H# tamlls e @''iny'
nn'> tNo "i'l''as's were ln'i'"'" T"
hN she prosecution '0'F WY "''s
.lntren and HiU' il'''n '''7''' T
wears 9.a. ear y Mlss all'u pUP'ls.
lAe iti'ie eif1 Nh'h "se'" "n''''
.ep>ane ih iht eoHl' room '"oN'' "''
Hf man ali'' s'iH ''''''' ~ + # ~
hnll1ins y Mn''h 'he 'p''N
saull is alleged e l'N' '"A'" p''' e
pointed q Na"''t
ltle ldeu'lilo"'lVn. "'N''''' "'e "''
positive ihf h''' k'll N's'nb 'h'' ''
9as ahou' me same sue az 'ue l'"''
she saN ahe u'a nor 7'' ~" ''''
Miss ourren lesilli'a lil" Sn' te''f
if..n A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

A household remedy 30 Amfa for
25 years-Dr Thomas tlcHtle 0Hl
E0r cuts, sprains burns ssaiAr.
bruises. CSC and sae AZ al d'ua
stores
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Old papers for sale at The Leada
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X DIsTRlsT 81
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

me small 5oN K getting aloua uat
E-just two cases and ne hone they
will be ont soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

Mr. Bchcrt and Mr Coot mad'
tr1p to saltwater this NceN Mf
Coos is on the jury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

YSoR cATARRH q the nose. throat
i stomach. bowels end more aeIc8i
,fgans. he are ia iake Hood 8
uaraa Is ). 4 RADICAL cIK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

Dolly lislerman helped Dfandlt'A
Tipron paper hes house last Neeh'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-06

This Is pr Walter F RWma i.
the Federal Bureau q Vines. AM
the experiment station II Pittsburgh
whore he Is making gasoline much
cheaper than that sold hr the stand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS

a charge Of murder. Mack has been
keeping himself keyed up during the
case by the use of liquor, and as soon
as the strain is over he goes on a
spree. His friends find him in a shock
ing condition, and his fiancee, played
by Margaret Thompson, is shocked
when she sees him. Mack is sent of
on a sailing vessel to recuperate.
Here comes a spectacular fight for
life when a storm hits the vessel. 1t
rocks perilously from side to side and
the sails are torn to shreds and the
spars and rigging strewn on the deck.
Water rushes across the deck in
mountains, and rain and hail fall in
binding fashion, while the lightning
flashes and the thunder roofs. The
ship is wrecked and only Mack sur
wives. It is interestingly thrilling
throughout. The comedy part of the
program presents Raymond Hitch
cock and Fatty Arbuckle in "The Vii
lage Scandal"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
al the opera House TO-DAY.

Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
presents Miss Anita Stewart and
Earle Williams in 'eMy Lady's Slip
per-" written by Syrus Townsend
Brtady, in five parts. Also a good
comedy, Cartoons in 8. Seminary"
The best show yet. Come with the
others and Judge for yourself. Every
thing for your comfort; steam heat
to keep you warm, lady ushers to
show you to your seats and a colored
maid to care for your babies. So come
along and make yourself at home.
An entire change Of vaudeville. You
can't help but enjoy yourself, and it's
only five and ten cents.
One-half Of the balcony has been
reserved for colored in order to give
each and everyone a seat.
Tomorrow a Vitagraph three-part
feature, "BilI Peters Kid" an Es-
sanay two-part drama, "On the Little
Mill Trace" and a Kalem comedy
"Artful Artists"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
@Aloha Oe1-Tsis To-day.

There are strong scenes and spec
tacular in the new Triangle play of
the South Seas, aloha De-" which
will be shown at the Isis today.
Willard Mack of 'tKick In" and $50
Much For So Much" fame, gains new
laurels in his portrayal of David Har-
mon, the drunken but brilliant law
yer, who becomes a worshiped mem
Der of a South Sea island tribe and
winsa native bride. Enid Marley, as
the native girl, is alluring in appear
ance and effective in her emotional
acting.
There Is q strong scene represent
ing crowded court room and thrill
ing appeal by Mack to a jury which
ends in the acquittal of his client from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
CANADIANS TO GO
UP SOUND ON FRITZ

Quite party Of Canadians will go
up the Sound this morning aboard the
steamer Capt. Fritz, which will leave
at Z o'clock. Most of these are pros
pective settlers in the new country,
and viii look over some lands offered
by the development company which
is improving the upper bay country
UP there. The Capt. Fritz will leave
with large miscellaneous freight list
also.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10

make itself known to them until a
startling and unusual series Of events
finally awakens the leader of the
movement to realization of his own
unfitness.
AS old as is the theme of the play
its treatment is so modern and new
that it gains infinitely in strength by
the very fact that its auditors in
stinctively feel they are witnessing
events in which they themselves
might easily have been prominent ac-
tors.
BY their very nature the characters
who appear in ''The Eternal Magda-
line" each play so prominent part
in the development Of the story that
each and every member of the cast
must needs be an actor of more than
ordinary ability. And the cast which
presents "The Eternal Magdaline"
here is one Of unusual aIl-round excel
lence. Headed by Clara Joel, it In
cludes Wilson Reynold, Helena Rap
port, George Wright, Jr., Helen judi
son, Malcolm Arthur, Allene Durano,
and others.
The play will be seen here just as
it was witnessed throughout its long
and successful run in New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
Candy FREE Tomorrow

Quarter pound box Of
Whitnan's candy free with
cash purchase of 25c or more
Saturday at The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
Clara Joel in ''The Eternal Magda
line" March "a.

line" March "a.
No play that has come to Pensa-
cola in recent years has aroused the
interest that has already been shown
in the announcement that "The Eter-
nal Magdaline," by Robert McLaugh-
lin, will be seen at the Pensacola
Opera House Friday evening, March
oath.
1.-THE Eternal Magdaline" tells the
story of campaign carried on by the
well-meaning citizens of e fair-sized
American city to wipe out the social
ed vice district which has flourished
in its midst for years. The fact that
they have delegated to themselves the
right to sit in solemn Judgment on
their fellow creatures, no matter what
their own fitness might be, does not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10
SUBSTITUTE FOR
MISSING VESSEL
WILL TAKE TIES
STEAMSHIP IS EXPECTED THIS
AFTERNOON TO LOAD OUT
CARGO OF TIES, NOW ALL ON
DEMURRAGE CHARGES.

Taking the place of the missing
steamship Commonwealth, vessel is
expected this afternoon and will start
loading the more than one and one
half million superficial feet Of cross
ties, now on cars in this place. More
than one hundred Of these cars are
now on demurTage.
The Pensacola Timber and Lumber
Company made the announcement
yesterday afternoon that q steamship
had been secured, TO work Saturday
had been secured, and that the substi-
tute vessel would likely be in port this
afternoon, to work Saturday morning.
This will mean that rapid work win
be done to give quick dispatch TO this
steamer and save demurrage Of at
least 81 per day on each car.
There is yet much speculation as
to the fate OF the Commonwealth, and
the conclusion has been reached that
the ship has been added to the long
list of the victims of S-ie reported Ger
man commerce raider, which has in
the past few weeks been reported in
the Atlantic ocean. Word was re-
ceived, it is said, that the steamer had
departed from Teneriffe for Pensa-
cola, and acting upon that information
the exporting company hurried its in
spectors over to the mills where the
ties were produced and had the entire
cargo here, on cars and lighters,
awaiting the ships arrival. Thus the
substitute ship will not have to wait
for cargo after she reaches this port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-10

OuPay and week. $ a week. $3.50 s week. $3.50 7 week $3.50
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-08
econded and duly passed.

seconded and duly passed.
 Councilman Rose moved that the city enter into a contract with the power company for water pump
 ing for period of three months. Lengthy discussion followed but the motion, being seconded by Council man Poteet was possed.
 Councilman Burgh moved that the resolution of the last meeting calling for weekly meetings of the council be ratified and it was so ordered.
 Councilman McAllister, earnest champion of fair weights. brought up the matter Of a public scale stating that \. polet would be willing to sell a scale to the city for half of it's value. He did not know what half it's value represented in hard cash but he thought it should be installed at the city hall. The mayor did not ap preciate the vagueness of Mir McAl- listers ideas relative to the cost of said scale and the installation there of and remarked that definite figures should be obtained before the city started anything of that nature. A tentative agreement was reached that the matter should be made more clear at the next meeting
 McAllister then made a motion that the I.aFrance fire engine be brought to the new city lot, hooked up with the well and given a trial as-to it's ability to supply the needs of the fire department. The motion was sec onded by Poteet and carried.
 Manager McConnell of the power company appeared before the coun- cil and wanted to know if the body would officially notify his company that it's services as purveyor of water to the fire department would not be required after November first. This precipitated a discussion which lasted Tor some tune ana lelt the question unanswered The council were seem- ing greatly divided on the question of signing up with the company for fif- teenth months. Nothing was decided however, although Councilman Ross remarked that, as far as he could as certain, th. hGtorty of the property holders of l.tc city were much in favor of renewal of the old contract. At the end of the discussion the council adjourned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-08
COUNCIL AGREES TO SHORT TERM LEASE
 WITH POWER GO,

The Nome common council met last night at the city hall and a consider able amount of business was trans acted including the settlement of the water pumping question for the next three months. Beyond that point the council has not expressed its ideas to the public
 The meeting was called primarily for the purpose of closing this matter it having been designated at the last meeting that the contract question would be adjusted at last nights ses- sion.
 It was-for three months, and the residents of Nome need not worry for that period. anyway.
 All were present when Mayor Blake called the meeting to order, with the exception of the absent Thompson. The minutes were read and approved. The reports of the city clerk and treasurer were read, disclosing that the sum of s5,254.60 reposed in the city strong box on the first of Au- gust.
 Councilman Rose of the police com mittee, reported that Patrolman Wm. Eddy is still on the sick list.
 Councilman McAllister, reporting for the fire and water committee said that the LaErance fire engine has been overhauled by Fire Chief Haughey and placed in first class shape.
 A considerable array of bills were read and pissed through the usual processes.
 Councilman Burgh presented the draft of an ordinance granting to Fred NJ. Aver or his assigns the right and privilege to erect and maintain h steam heating and power plant for a period of twenty years. The same was adopted under a sus- pension of the rules.
 The franchise permits the sale and delivery of steam heat and power for the stated period to residents of the city and also grants the right to lay and maintain pipes and to make all necessary excavations for laying the same on the public highways. Councilman Rose moved that the sum of twenty five dollars be returned to Thomas Ross. Mir. Rose stated that the money had been deposited by Ross as bail money for the appearance of Martin Sorenson who was taken into custody on q misdemeanor charge Sorenson had since been found to be
 sane and in the view of the coun- cilman was not responsible at the time of his arrest and Ross could not be held for his failure to appear in he municipal court. The motion was
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-08
OVERSTOCKED.

To the pubIiS.
 We have Just finished stock taking, and find that ,!e are heavily oyerstocked so are making enormous reductions in Hardware-as much as oJ per cent in certain lines Notwithstanding immense advances outside, especially in Hard ware and Metal Goods, we are still sell ing on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We will sell for cash only at these prices. and for a finite time, until we bring our stock down to the require ments of the camp.
 If you have an order to be filed let us figure on 1t; we can save you money. We have proved it to others, we can prove 1t to you.
 DARLING AND DEAN COMPANY.