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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
en- Sommer
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XVIII.
(af en- sammcl 0IopipImano.)

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Sra SfoIeOaaeue fan ieg bnlfe, at
hi iiblt poo S%foleuaret bauoe ct He-
petitlonsfllrInS for at 1rllte op
.igien al ben Sisbonl, ionl bar blct
proppet / os / IaretS Sob, men TOM
Iiot ON Tenn bar iiuet no iglen. Get
faIbt mig inb, at ut ogiaa brroc
pit iplge benne gonle Sfif - og
Iioeiom lamle poa ct Street, alt oi bar
prutet ON / CONNER, mems ri bar
iiooet % fpiet oS pao 9Gnfen UNDER
Den gamle Ipai.
Sette blir altlaa bare Ell Slogs
SuifeieobeI, iom ier tor no, men ionl
pil bore big til Nptte bpis leg oa
life anerebe bar prpfet 2iDet al Dig.
/. SiI at begpnoe meb, onifaf
bia minoit so 2eg al Ell goo
"Wfirture", men BELT ct Sunoreoe ell
Ter to; Iiseiaa minOit ct Guiin bper
al tire, fire forltlellge Noonelorter.
2. anI9g alorig Dit @laoiolbeo
nGr inc til ErGr % Snie, men Lao
set Iigee aabent og irit. Set 9isr
500 life noget, ON Ser er Sfpgge en-
Gel al 9ogen.
8. @laoioIer fon planteS ira
Mibten al april til @egpnbeIien al
Sunni. Sor on en- ltsrre Somling,
laa Oel Den / TO, tire Eortioner %
plant Dem 10 meb ct Eur Tigers
Wenemrlm.
a. Elant bine 500 / Hooer, Sc
Somnler opbt. A Sommer melen
bper 2eg / Haoen % Is Sommer
meaem bper mao.
3. SOLD Sorben los og Imuloren
o. fri for l1grpS. er Der en- lGnge'
re Ssrfeperiooe, ioa OH ipnes Oh bon
ponoe bit @Iaoiolbeo, iaa gier bette
ioo arunbiet, at on ielu blir forfpr'
oct beroper.
6. Naor @labiolerne blomItrer.
Iaa ifipr Dem al nuar Den ierIt(
Geberite) 9lomit aa6ner zig; Setter
al aret bill onbne Jig belt tiltop;
inbe / Suiet. Sfier life i%orIonl
Stilf; las ser pRre igien minbIt iirt
Blade.
Z. gfterat 9lomiten er %oi'faare'
err oct, at 9sgen og De Imao gulblet;
porer oa mobnes. lo / September
noor ben negne Stilf meo Slabent
begpnber at gplne, groper on Seger
op.
s. Ssr Sen ierIt / Suit og 60
en- l1ae eQer TO - men pos Den rol
TroIten = berpaa brin9er on oin'
9sa til bereS 8interfDarier / Ct
msrft, fieliet, tort, froitfrit Sisrnt
/ aiploeren.
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Gf oa iii / Sc Ianee @interfoelot
bpnber bet RET iom bet err, at ieg III
rer mig neb / 8labiolfamret, iom iet
foloer ben oeSIe gineen / aiploeren
lea bar inorettet for mine 8lobiol
Sea. Meb HRoen rsrer ieg on
blonot oeeene / De forifieaise aas
fer forat fien6e efter, ON De bar De
oobt oa tert og pasieIis fieligt.
ga mems ieg ltaar ser inherit in
sc / ai9Iberen % Infer meo oct elef
triife 9ps bortouer Den Iange 8Gff
al aasier meo 2sg, lom ier ioa nan
ieelig og beIfeone 90 ensartet no
alioer Iiot eIter libt aasierne og oel
nsane aiplSerpps bort / oet itor
intet, o. lea Ter iitebet Sapen / iulo
SonmerTfrub meo Sumler og Sio
relb oa aoli6ri, a riot in colors, e
bsIgcnbe Snp al Silfe og Sleicl
ale Gegnbuens Taroer = % bel la
set.
"a ifisnt Sneen fanife niger uDen
Tor, blir ser after CONNER / mi
Sino.
SermeS tiger ben gamle @Iabiol
mani Tat for liz. Si bar baot Dc
RATA hpaaeligt lammen i CONNER
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

aonaresmanb Gilbert %. Sais
aen fra Soma uotalte Jig omtrent
5aaleoes, ou ban i~ntrooucereoe "tbe
Wotional Sairp Union Sleomarga'
rine gin, 8. 81. 1895:
"SIere Sprilag, iom bpis De blep
abort til Sop, pilbe gjpre ben M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

1903, 205.30 paa fer aar. De
fem alene briste S19.195,619.T.
6or nogen Eio bar Oct piit zig,
at ben nupGrerbe Sop life er iulo.
fonmen / ale oens 9etolier, % at
Den funbe ~foronores liot. 5 Here
aor bar iIere, iprit % iremit ent'
beosm9nh for "Hational Sairp
Union, arbeioet ilittiat oe iampit-
t~igbcoSiulot / Somroao mcb andre
paa at faa Den mluGrenoe Sop no.
get i~oranoret life FOR at gipre Den
iUogere, men lterfere, % at girre
Den init ano fair" l~igeoperfor Sleo
SnteresI erne paa iammc Sib, lont
Den beifptter Oairp %SSnteresierrc %
6orbru9crne. llnoer SoriattclIen %
6renl99selien al Ell Zig "Sia" %
fomnenOe i'm Misopfattelieu al
Seniigten meb 10 GcutS Sfotten
blep oct beill,ttet life at gisre arap
paa, at oenne Sfat Longer lfuloe be.
hoIoes, mel of Der ifuloe beitemmeS
en- 6orpeerrnole, 30 Trocent
Spiot", ubenom bpilfen Sarpe=
erpnble Cleo life fon gaa, u1bta.
gen naur Den bliuer iarpet Tor ems
eget 6amilieboro, bpilfet er i Clinic
meo girloenoe 2opc i E%ennipluo.
mia og Gomnlarf % aiort mlllig peo
ct praftiif Wiiooel for pibcnItabcligt
at made &oler, bpilfet Wtiohcl np-
Zig er blepet uoarbeibet al "tbe Nas
tional Bureau Of StanooroS".
Gen her introbucereoc "Sin" be.
ltemmer, at Napnet paa Sleomars
9orine ifal foronores til "Wtargo-
rine", at oct ifal blipe Iolgr | Salos
punos, GunoS og SemplmoS Eaf-
fer, oroentlig mGrfet, inbpoffet %
"brauoco", at Bigger ifol blipe fert
i lauoan 6orrn, lom foreifrepet er,
% bore aabcn for Snipeftion, at en-
"Trip tamp" ifal blipe beftet til
hoert Smllog / Steoet for Coupon
Stamp, iom ru brltaeS, Tor Ell
flat Ear" al 1 Gent pr. Erllo poa
al Wargarine, for ipeciel Sfat pan
Margarine, for lpeciel Sfat pau
Sabrifanter, "@boleiolers" % "&e-
tailers", at Salget al War8arine
ifal foregaa UNDER Stotens Sope og
ifal life blipe frita9et oerfor, ON
oct ittrobuceres i originate Eaffer
ener paa anoen Waaoe, og at Der
faitIettes "beanp 8enaltieS" for
9ruo poo oenne Sop.
9enne gin blep introbuceret at
mig poa Sorlongenoe al "National
Sairp Union. Gen err blepen for.
fattet al MGno meo grfnrine og
@pner meb oct Maal for gle at
aisre ben "iuit" og fair" til ale.
Repreietnanter for DARN Snteres'
fer bar gootjenbt Den. Gen ifuloc
blipe peotaget inareit muligt noet
noeen Soranbring ,iuit lonl Den fonl
fra Sen &pinbe Der forfatteoe ben.
Seq baaber, at hi nnber De rlpG-
renoe 6orbolbe bill bore iaa beloige
at faa Soriloget peotaeet pg iaale-
bes opnaa Geiultater, Der meget er
at snIfe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

Patent Advokater og Solicitors,
Jss. \. winia usen 4 Frsuk D Merrhanu uisnsapoii.. Mas
Hoyedkontorer. 92g--a35 Guaranty Loan Bldg
Filial; Room 50 Mct;ill Bldg, Washington. u. c.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
CALLS HALT ON
MATRIMONY

DES MONIES, Ia. Feb. Is.-Mrs.
Belle Anderson Martin Forbes Lew.
is. married an even half dozen
times. recently sought to divorce
her sixth spouse. but failed because
District Judge Ayres has some ideas
about the number of husbands q
woman may appropr' ately possess
during ones lifetime.
"You have been married often
enough said Judge Ayres. "Un.
less you can present evidence show.
ing 1t is impossible for you to live
with your present husband, | can.
not grant you divorce. Besides a
woman married five times should
have had the good judgment to pick
out the right sort of a sixth hus
band"
Three o. Mrs. Lewis's previous
husbands died and she divorced the
other two
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
sweetbrsads q II Conner

Materials: Four beef sweetbreads.
two large oranges. one lemon. me-
dun; one cup butter. one cup boil
Ing water. one teaspoon salt, two Ia
blespoons -four. one-haIf teaspoon
pepper. one egg. one green pepper.
one-eighth teaspoon pakrika
Way Of preparing: Parboil the
sweetbreads until tender, plunge
them into cold water, drain and with
sharp knife trim the sweetbresds.
removing the skin and grizzly mem.
brane. Sprinkle them with the Juice
of one orange and place in IN Ice.
box for two hours. At the end OF
that time place them In a bakins
pan. dredge with -four. sprinkle with
salt and pepper. dot with butter and
pour over them half q cup boilins
water. Then add the orange Juice
In which they stood In the icebox
and the green pepper cut in thin
strips. Place In the oven and cook
until nicely brown. basting them
frequently. Serve with a sauce
made as follows materials are in
cluded above):
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
COMMISH HELPS
SPEND $598, 900
FOR PLAYERS

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 1s.-The
twelfth annual report OF the Ma.
tional Baseball commission. issued
this week. shows that from Jan. /.
1915. to Dec. 81. 1915. inclusive, the
commission received s55.3sl74 and
disbursed Sls.4s2.so. OF the latter.
Ss,ss7.s2 was paid to attorneys
The expense to the commission
alone In the Armando Marssns case
was ,S1.577.71.
Counting In the money which
passed through the commission s
hands a. payment for drafted or pur-
chased players the commissions to
tai receipts for the year were $685.,
263.s1. At the start of the current
year. the commission had cash
balance Of $S,365.51.
The report also shows that Chair
man Herman promulgated 36 de
cisions. rulings and notices during
1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
PLUMBERS CAN'T
RIDE TO WORK

EI.KHART, Ind. Feb. fs.--"we
walk" has been the slogan of Elk.
hart journeyman plumbers since
the passing of rule by the union
forbidding the use OF bicycle or mo.
torcyc'e In going 10 and from
short Jobs"
The penalty Is s. fine. Men
are permitted under the rule to ride
to work for all-day tasks and to use
wheels at the noon lunch hour, but
they must not make Intervening
trips on wheels. They may be pas
sengers at any time In vehicles pro-
vided by their regular employers.
The rule was the result of boast
at union meeting OF one Of the
men that he had completed an un.
usually large number Of "short
Jobs" during that Particular day
chiefly because he used bicycle.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
THREE CuBANs ARE
ON GIANT STRING

John McGraw, manager of the
New York Giants, has under con-
tract three Cuban players he ex-
poets to develop into stars.
Joe Rodriguez. a young first
baseman, and Emelio Palermo,
pitcher. will be tried this sea-
son. Aragon. infielder, is young
and may not be tried for some
time.
Rodriguez played at Long
Branch last summer. lie hit we'll
there and has hit .3eo In the
Cuban winter league. Palermo
has had experience with inter.
national league clubs. Aragon Is
touted as a better infielder and
hitter than Almeida, who was
with the Cincinnati Reds.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
A SeasOnable Menu
Tomato consomme

Materials. One quart brown
stock. one.half can tomatoes. one
small onion. four whole cloves. one
small apple. sliced. one rounding
tablespoon butter. one level table
spoon -four, one bay leaf, salt and
pepper TO taste, and one cup cream.
whipped.
Way OF preparing: Place the
stock In saucepan with the toma'
toes, bay leaf, apple and onion.
Stick the cloves in the onion. Cook
for rs minutes. Strain and add the
salt, pepper and the butter and -four
creamed together. Return to the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Above. Patrick >. Mccarthy, stock
holder; below, James c. Dunn
president Cleveland indians.

With the sale of the Cleveland
American league club to syndicate
of Chicago and Cleveland men, the
last problem incidental to the start
of the spring training has been
solved
James c. Dunn, contractor OF
Chicago. who bought the controii-
ing interest in the 100000 deal, Is
to be president. He has Interested
his business associate, Patrick 5.
Mccarthy, In the venture.
Dunn originally hailed from Mar
shalltown, la, birthplace of Cap
Anson and i'm 1904 was president OF
the Marshalltown club in the Iowa
Illinois league.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
SQUIRRELS EAT
KNIFE HIATT

MILAN. Tenn. Feb. 1s.-Jim
Jackson, mail carrier out OF here.
has a pocket-lsnife that Was found a
few DAYS ago by Jake Roberts in n
squirrel hole in a big tree three
miles south OF Lavonia OIL the Fork
ed Deer river. Near the tree was q
birch tree with the name OF Leroy
McAlexander. ls43. cut into the
bark, The horn of the knife has
been almost completely eaten of by
the squirrels. II is thought that
McAlexander dropped the knife by
the birch tree and the squirrels car
ried it to their nest tor food, "a
years ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

them to the boiling point. Make q
the INTO the boiling point. Make a
batter Of the eggs. sugar. milk, fiour
and baking powder. Place the hot
peaches In deep pudding dish and
pour the batter over the peaches.
Bake In moderate oven for 30 min
utes. Serve with hard sauce, LIQUID
sauce or the peach syrup you drain
ed from the peaches.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
CANAL FULL
BURNING ~

GLASGOW. eeotieel
Firemen had tn hght . san1D
blasinsn whisky bsrs Ne se 4
when Are brehs ont = IA
ing OF rhe Disttllery CodnO6n
Twelve thousand casks e(
were stored IN the building \ y
connagration spread ,rapidly .a1
explosion Of the casks releooo6
whisky, which made bon1
stream Of the canal. Firsaneo ca
ed water from the bottom g
canal and played Il on The u>nG
surface. The loss v esttma1el
$3.50, 900. e ~
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

Cream one-haIf cup butter. mix
with II one-fourth teaspoon salt. one.
eighth teaspoon paprika, the Juice Of
half an orange, the Juice OF one
lemon and one-half cup boiling wa
ter. To this add one egg. well beat.
en-. and cook In double boiler un-
I'll thick and smooth. Add the rest
OF your butter. creamed. your the
sauce around your sweetbreads ana
serve them garnished with slices OF
the last half Of an orange.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Long Backward
Stroll Near End

Patrick t. Harmon, san francisco
pedestrian. tramping backwards
from his native city to New YORK
on wager of $4,000. is gradually
nearing his goal. The Californian
is 50. He started recently from
Chicago on the last stretch of his
Journey. He wears a mirror held In
front OF his face by a wire device
so he does not need to turn his
head TO see where he Is going.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
LAST GALL FOR
$4,000 BEAUTY

Larry Chappell. the $4,000
beauty, twice turned back by the
Chicago White Sox. is to have
his third and possibly final
chance TO cop big league situa-
tion. He. will make his last ditch
stand as outfielder with the
Cleveland Indians. Blood poison
ing contracted on the 1914 spring
training trip cost Larry job
under Callahan and failure TO
make weight under Rowland last
spring spelled a job with the Mil
waukee Brewers. The transfer
OF Chappie to the Indians is part
OF the deal which sent Joe Jack
son TO the White Hose.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Bill Brennan i'm
Silver-Lined Discard

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1s.-Bill
Brennan, caught in the Federal
league landslide. is doing tolerably
well. thank you. in new field OF
endeavor.
Barred as umpire by the majors
and unable to break into the minors
because all berths are filed, big
Bill' has blossomed out as a stake.
holder at the New Orleans race
track. earning SIC daily.
Brennan works at the track every
day except Sundays. On the Sab
bath he doffs his race track regi-
mentals and proceeds TO Pelican
park, there to perform his regular
functions as jumps In the winter
league. For this he is paid $40 .
game.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
ire and cook slowly 10 minutes.
Strain into the cups and serve with
whipped cream on top
pIanksd WhItsnsh

VtoU&V0 vVVssOvOV
Materials: One three pound white
Ash. two lemons. two tablespoons
butter. one teaspoon salt. one-half
cup boiling water. three drops ta-
basco sauce. one pint mashed pota-
toes. eight sprigs parsley.
Way Of preparing: Remove the
head, tail end intestines Of the ish.
and split Il SO a. TO lie nat on the
plank. Have ready heated . two
inch white. oak. oval plant, an inch
larger all around than the nsh.
Brush the plank with melted butter
and wipe the fish dry after washing
1t. Place the Ash skin side down on
the plank. Have q mixture Of the
butter, hot water. Juice Of one lemon.
salt and tabasco sauce. With .
pastry brush cover the ash with this
mixture. Place IN q moderate oven
and cook for 30 minutes, basting
with the liquid mixture every five
minutes- When done remove from
the oven and with 4 pastry bag
make a border OF the mashed pota-
toes all around the Ash on the plank.
Brush the potato border with beaten
egg. Return to the oven and brown
lightly. Serve from the plank and
garnish with sliced lemon and pars-
ley.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Three. Zoo sponge Cake

Beat three eggs and one cup pow
dered sugar together until very
light. Sift together twice one cup
and one rounding tablespoon nour
with two level teaspoons baking
powder, then add the sugar and
eggs and Rst stir in one tablespoon
lemon havoring. Bake TN square
pan which has been creased and
busted with powdered sugar,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Cross to Box SayIor

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1s.v-Leach
Cross, New York lightweight, has
arrived here to finish training for
his 10-round bout here Monday
night with Milburn Saylor, of In
dianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

Have You . Boy Problsan7
II cannot be solved by arith-
metic. Solve Il BY feeding
him Shredded Wheat-a
natural food that makes his
body buoyant with the en-
ergy Of youths muscle
and brain builder = contains
the life of the wheat In q
digestible form. Builds
sturdy. robust boys and girls.
Serve Il for breakfast with
hot milk. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

Materials: One can sliced peaches.
three eggs. one cup sugar. one and
one-half cups hosr. three table
spoons milk and one rounding tea
spoon baking powder.
Way OF preparing: Drain half the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Poles Choose Captain.

ORCHARD LAKE. Mich, Feb. Is.
--koscisz, guard and center on the
Polish seminary basketball team,
has been elected captain. The team
has beer without a regular captain
since Danielak left school.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Brussels Sprouts

Materials: One quart fresh brus.
sells sprouts, one quart boiling wa
ter. one teaspoon salt. one table
spoon butter. one-half cup drawn
butter and one tablespoon lemon
juice.
Way OF preparing: Place the
sprouts in a saucepan and add the
boiling water, one tablespoon butter
and the salt, Cook until tender
Drain very dry. Mix the drawn but.
ter with the lemon Juice and pour
over the drained sprouts. Add one
pinch nutmeg and shake over the
fire until the sprouts are coated
with the butter. Remove from the
fire and serve.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Eloin Wants Vanderbilt

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-The Elgin
Road Racing association may apply
for the Vanderbilt cup race this
year. II was learned here today. The
association will meet Feb. %, at
EIgin, to discuss the plan.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Drew viii Compete

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Howard
Drew, champion dash man. will re-
turn east to compete In the indoor
A. A. U. championships in March.
according TO a letter received by
Secretary Fred W. Ruben.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Cor. Woodward 4 Henry


New Carrots. French EWdtve. New
white Tursips. Her.eradtsh Rect.
California Celery. Red PIE Plant
Green snd yellow Beans. Bermuda
New Potssoes, Yellow Twrwips ese-
gusp, Ripe Tomatoes. Lenf sWd
Mead Lettuce. Parsaips. NouaG On-
Ions. Vegetable Oyster, BrusseiIs
sprouts Csulinower. Dwarf Celery,
Spinach. Hothouse Cucun hers. beet
Greeas, Spanish Ontons, Mushrooms,
Gr~~a Peppers, Parsley. Hubbard
squash. Celery Hearts, Cabbage,
Egg Plant. Radishcs.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
OevlIsd Potatoes

Materials: Two dozen small. new
potatoes, one teaspoon mustard, two
heaping tablespoons butter. one
fourth teaspoon pepper, one teaspoon
salt, two tablespoons vinegar, one
cup lard, two egg yolks,
Way Of preparing: Boil the pota-
toes until nearly done. Peel them.
heat the lard in frying pan and
fry the potatoes until they are nice
golden brown color. Melt the butter
In q saucepan and add the pepper.
salt. mustard and vinegar. Now
place the potatoes IN the saucepan
and let them simmer three minutes
Remove them to hot dish. Add
the egg yolks TO the sauce. Pour 1t
over the potatoes and serve.
Quantity of two dozen potatoes
will serve six.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

Dress and roast the guinea hen
in the same manner as you would
young duck.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

TIE Detroit Dental society viii hold
n banquet In the Iuiler roof gar
den, Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

The Michigan Butter and Egg assoct-
alton will hold banquet In Hote
Tuller. Feb. 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Eoss q 10 suisse

Spread the bottom og pakihb
dish with fresh butter; cover THIS
with grated cheese: break whole
eggs upon cheese without breaking
the yoIks. Season with red pepper
and salt. Pour a little cream on
the surface, sprinkle grated cheese
on the top and bake In a moderate
oven until the eggs are set and the
cheese melted and slightly Drowned.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
He Would Surprise Welsh, Though

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Ad Wolgast
would not surprise himself very
much IL he knocked out Freddie
Welsh In their bout at Milwaukee.
March 6, Ad said yesterday after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
PURE FOOD
Conducted by PAUL PIERCE.
Three Good
Egg Recipes

Selected by Ohio Marie Hardesty'
General Secretary Of the Assoel-
atsd Clubs Of Domestic ecisnes)
Here are three recipes for egg
preparations that are excellent as
I.enten dishes. and, which will fur
nish suggestions for other prepara'
tions:
Eoss eronills
Six eggs, one-half cup milk or
cream. two mushrooms. one-half tea
spoon salt, q little pepper. three Ia
blespoons butter. a slight grating OF
nutmeg. Cut the mushrooms into
dice and fry them for one minute
in one tablespoon butter. Beat the
eggs. salt. pepper and cream togeth-
er and put them In saucepan; aoo
the butter and mushrooms; stir
over q moderate heat until II begins
to thicken: take from the nre and
beat rapidly until the eggs become
thick and creamy. Have slices OF
toast on q hot dish. heap the mix
ture on these and garnish with
points OF toast. Serve Immediately
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18

Fresh Qum9usts, box ox...........'' JOc
Rome Beauty Apples. from Idaho. for
eating or cooking. liz to the
box ,.....,....s..... .s'.. uI.So
Fancy GreeninGs. peck ....... %Sc
Fancy Jsssshsn Red Apples. doz. .30e
sliciug Oranges. per doz. .,... 200
Cab Naval Oranges. doz.. 3Oc. zoe. SOc
Large Flertda OrauGes. doz. 3Oc
Grape Fruit. 2, 2 and 4 for. -. .2Jc
Malaga Grapes, ID. .............2J Use
Finest Bananas, Choice Lemons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-04

international News Service.
 LONDON, Oct. 4.--One of the great est battles of the war both as to length of front and as To the numbers of men engaged is announced as now in progress on the Dobrudja front.
 The battle line extends from Fur tukai south of the Danube to the Black sea. Offensive operations were begun by the Roumanians and Rus sians along the whole extent of the front. They are being aided near the sea by the Russian Black sea fleet which continually shells the Bulgar- ian positions within reach of the naval guns.
 That the battle has begun and is raging furiously is all that is now known of the colossal struggle. In the estimation of military experts this battle which has been in preparation for some time is the climax of the Balkan campaign.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-04
CHAPLIN AT DREAM.

Tonight the great Chaplin comedy Work" will be repeated as an extra and Earl Williams will appeare in the stellar soles of From Headquarters" q product of the Vitagraph studio. A Late Pathe News" and a side split ting cartoon of Chaplin as Charlie the Barber" will make this swell show Contrary to all rumors this cartoon, is not reproduction of Mielke's barber shop, though many will think so after seeing this roaring comedy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-04
RUSSIANS VICTORIOUS ON
 GAL|C|AN CENTER
International News Service.

PETROGRAD, Oct. IA victorious advance of the Russian forces in Gal icia is announced officially.
 The center of the Russian line un- der General St. Cherbamcheff is re- ported as having crossed the Lipa riv- er a tributary of the Dneister, about forty miles southeast of Lemberg. The important railway center of Brzezany is threatened in an enveloping move ment. The outskirts of the city, ac- cording to the announcement, were in flames and heavy bombardment was in progress.
 The capture of Brzezany, it is de- clared will allow the center to advance rapidly by the aid of the Tarnapol- Halicz railway. Owing to the suc- cessful defence of Brzezany by the Austrians the envelopment of Lemberg
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-04
SUBMARINE
 DESTRUCTION
international News Service.

International News Service.
 BERLIN, Oct. 4.-Onicial announce submarines between September 20 and !'ol tember 30. In this period they de- stfoved total of thirty five ships w'r,se tonnage aggregates fourte n thoj.salld six l., lGioG tons.
 In addition to Hin,>ing these : ps uc sr".Iarines C. r.. ed eleven u.n- ng stc,r CTS md four cargo lighte S.