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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
SEATTLE AND ALASKA To GET
 MINING EXPERIMENT STATIONS
A P. A. Service.

A. P. A. Service.
 SEATTLE, July 9-Alaska and Seat tie are each to get a government min ing experiment. station. According to a Times dispatch from Washington, D. C.. today the advices given out in the na- tional capital by Secretary Lane indi- cato fhat the government station in Alaska will probably be located at Fair banks. The stations will be installed during the present year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
BRITISH STILL F0RG|NG
 AHEAD NEAR S0MME

Drans, which are offering fierce and stubborn resistance to the British pro 9reSS
 The British efforts are now directed toward the German positions in the ing was carried on along this front all day Sunday and during the night with both sides furously cannonading during the early hours of this morning. The British have made advances at three points capturing important enemy posi- tions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

OLYMPIA, July 10.-Mrs Gillis, wife of one of the men who escaped from saving away the bars of his cell was arrested today and lodged in the same jail lately occupied by her husband.
 The police claim that they have evi- dence to show that the woman supplied the saws with which Gillis and his cell
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE CONTINUES
 WITH UNIFORM SUCCESSES

ultimately surrounding them before they can reach position of safety. The lat est reports also show that General Brus- siloff is making surprising advances in the direction of the Stockhod river.
 Brussiloff has beaten the opposing forces at every point of contact and the disorder before his victorious advance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

The Nugget Is giving it's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to 10 SO. Send in your name and have : he Nugget delivered to your home or office. Do 1t now,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Hampton Roads carly and proceeded on to Baltimore to discharge her cargo.
 Captain koenig states that his yes sel was constructed purposely to make the transatlantic voyage. II is four hundred feet long and has freight capacity of eight hundred tons when fully loaded
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
soRp CONSIDERING OFFER OF

PROHfBITION NOMINATION. A. r. A, Service.
 CHICAGO. July l0.-henry Ford may be the presidential nominee of the Pro hibtion party. The famous peace ad- vocate tou the national committee of of the Prohibition party that he will announce within a day or two whether he will accept the prohibition nomina- tion for president Cnapln the chairman of the Prohibition national committee has openly declared for Ford as his choice for the Prohibition standard bearer Intimates of Ford express the belief that he will decline the proffered honor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
DOLLARS SPENT OUTSIDE

NEVER COME BACK You can place your orders for job print ing no matter how large or small and receive same immediately, we are not receiving orders subject to market quota tons, but on the other hand will charge you only a fair and reasonable price
 NOME DAILY NUGGET
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
GOVT TO SHIP PANAMA
 RAILWAY EQUIPMENT

The government is also making ar- engagements to ship large quantities of rails which are due to reach the coast from the east before the fifteenth of the present month.
 Government purchasing agent Dole an- nounced today that by July 10th twenty thousand tons of seventy pound rails for the new railroad construction will have left the east for shipment to An- chorage via. Seattle.
 Ire Family Paper is the Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10
MORE RA|O|NG ON
 MEXICAN BORDER

all recovered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-10

Tie Family Paper is the Nome Daily Nugget
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Colorado Expects Boom
In Precious Metal Prices

DENVER. March 16.-with the OPEN
ing Of the spring season. Colorado ex-
poets TO experience big boom in min
ing. High prices in all metals and ores
and the falling off In imports OF min
erals due to the European war is al
ready showing its effects In record
activity among Colorado's mining
camps.
The tungsten fields Of Boulder county
remind old timers OF the early days in
Cripple Creek and Leadville. Fortunes
have been made in the tungsten fields,
and the increased demand for this ore
for hardening tools promises continued
prosperity. Zinc. which doubled it's out
put In the State last year, is keeping
up its record production. Good prices
for silver have resulted In a renewed
Interest In that metal.
Experts predict big rise In the price
OF silver at the close OF the war. based
on the belligerents' great need of silver
for medium OF exchange since Amer
lea IL In possession OF q large part Of
the worlds gold supply. Gold produce
tio- continues to show remark BILE
staying powers in Colorado. Rich strikes
on old properties are frequently report
ed. Experts predict that the value of
Colorado's minerals mined in 1915 will
exceed that OF any year in the States
history.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Anti-Appendix Club Is
Latest of Organizations

Los ANGELES. March 15.-The ex-
elusive anti-appendix club has just been
organized here. You can join II you
have wealth. Blue Book rating. and
no appendix.
There's no regular name for the or
Eaniyation. but It came into being at
the Bevelry Hills Hotel at a dinner
party Of folks who had either already
hidden their veriform appendices faro
we'll or expect to very soon. Among
the charter members are Mrs. Frank
Fahey, of Boston: Mrs II. T. O'Fallon,
OF San Francisco; Judge Olin WeIborn,
OF Los Angeles: Mrs. George M. Halves
of Kansas City: Miss Marian Thomp-
son. OF Minneapolis: Miss Gladys Gage,
OF Toronto: A. j. TauSsig. of St. Louis;
Mrs. Katherine Greeley, of Boston;
Harry Wheaton. of Kansas City: Mrs.
Hanson, of Sioux Falls; Dwight MUIR
ply. OF Chicago; Miss Helen u. Fell
lows. OF Buffalo. and a number of other
wealthy Fasteners and. middle West
erners wintering here.
Invitations also were sent to Mayor
Rolph, of San Francisco. and other
appendixless notables of high degree.
The club officially came to life when
DIR" George WiGhtman. of Boston,
husband of Hazel Hotchkiss. the tennis
player. operated" on a corpulent tur-
key and extracted its appendix roll
OF 81 600 bills.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
How Prize Housekeeper
Gets Through the Week

EAST LANSING. Mich, March 49,
This is the program followed by Miss
Johanna Held. OF Grand Rapids. who
recently was chosen as the prize house
keeper In Kent county:
Monday morning. wash day; ironing
the afternoon II the clothes are dry.
Tuesday, sweep and dust all the rooms.
wednesday. mending and sewing. Thurs
day. just general housework. Friday,
bake bread and clean house upstairs.
Saturday morning, sweep and dust. In
the afternoon go downtown"
While Miss Held, who is fifteen years
old. was competing In the club work
she canned 101 quarts OF fruits and vege-
tables. out Of these" she said. Il lost
only two quarts"
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
HOLLAND TO RECLAIM
MOST or zU|DER ZEE

THE HAGUE Coy maiD, March L.
Hollands recent disastrous floods on
Ine 1uider Zee coast promise TO hasten
the Netherlands governments plans for
feclaiming most OF the Zuider Zee and
turning the rest Of II into fresh water
lake.
The floods were the result Of north
west storm which swept the European
west coast recently. The waves. driven
py this gale.through the narrow neck OF
the Zuider Zee, could not get out IN the
winds face. and the water kept piling
up, higher and higher, until at last the
tremendous pressure burst the. bikes In
many places, and vast tracts OF country
were Inundated.
The scheme for eliminating flood pos
eibilities is a good many years old. "
seems likely now to, be put into effect
soon.
The proposition Of the Dutch engin.
GERS, the worlds foremost experts at
.bankment across the mouth OF the
Tuider Zee. from Icwyksluis, North Hol-
land. to the southwest corner OF the
island Of Wieringen, and from the
Piasm. FriesIand, and to pump out all
the salt water inside this embankment.
AT the center Of the Enclosed area. as
Tar as the embankment, the purpose -
60 leave a basin into which the river
gradually filling II with fresh water.
The rest, except for a channel extend
ing southwest to the vicinity OF Am
sterdam. will be reclaimed.
Reclamation Is to be accomplished by
the construction of bikes on the fresh
water lake shore before II has time to
I'LL up from the streams emptylng into
Il. The new areas are described by the
engineers as the northwest, northeast,
southwest, and southeast "polders," or
reclaimed lands.
tend. respectively, from the northeast
end Of Eieringen to the town Of Medem-
blk, from the town OF Dude Mirden to
the mouth Of the Ijsel. from the town OF
Enkhulzon to Marker and from the
mouth OF the 1jsel to Muider.
These lines will not be drawn a. the
crow flies, but will bulge to the sea-
ward. considerably increasing the land
and reducing the lake area.
Execution OF the plan will mean the
addition of S1b square miles to Hollands
land territory and of a lake 657 square
miles In extent. Experts are of the opin-
ion that the reclaimed land will be III
for cultivation within sixten years OF
the start on diking operations and that
souls
The lake also will have its value. fresh
water being much needed In Holland.
Incidentally the embankment from Envy
tsluis to Piaam will carry a double
line OF railroad and a highway for or
binary traffic. reducing the land trip
from the North Holland to the Fries
land coasts from about 800 to Is miles.
The embankment will be provided with
the lake level and the passage of ships.
II is estimated that the work will take,
altogether thirty-three years and that
tts cost will be about 800. 100000.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Forced to Take a Bath, :
Want Hazers Arrested

PALo ALTO. March is.--A compul-
sorry bath said to have been administer
ed to David Malcolm Ross. Of Modesto.
a student of Stanford University, by
eighteen OF his fellow-students. sopho-
mores. caused ROSS 60 appeal to the law
as represented by Justice Of the Peace
8. w. Charles. OF Paio Alto.
Ross was "tubbed," Ell told the jus-
tice, because he had refused, 10 per-
form freshman duty, and asked that
warrants be Issued for the arrest OF
his alleged assailants.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Can't See How He Kept
An Auto on $1,000 a Year

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 15.-How Carl
II. Keller. as mayor OF Toledo. could
pay 800 a month on an expensive auto
mobile and tlS a week for services OF
up arguments in the conclusion OF the
trial OF the former mayor.
He Is CHARGED with accepting a bribe
In connection with the purchase Of city
nre apparatus from Cleveland auto
mobile irn,
The prosecution declared that Keller
had no income except his salary. To-
ledo DAYS Its mayor 5000 a year. The
~@Ae VIII ~ To tho inry, " IL said.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Morse and Heinz
Blamed for Panic
Senator Reed Declares Two Men
Caused Financial Tumble
in 1907.

Two Inen--AuEustus r. Heinz and
the 1907 panic. Senator Reed declared
IN n Senate speech.
Their Wild speculations ruined
come OF the finest structures In
America" he said. and then the
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
DEATHS


HENDRicKs-gudden at her rssldsnce n
HenllnEton. Nd. on Monday. March H. Jeie,
at 1850 .. m, MRS. IDA ", beloved wife
o. Arthur Hendricks, in the sixty-nfth year
Of her age.
Funeral service, st Ksnsing.on Thursday
- p. 70. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend. Interment A. Arlington. i
HOFFMANN-on Tuesday, March "A, 1918.
NARY BARBARA HOFFMANN lnee Rup-
pert, widow OF the late Valentine Honmann.
At her residence IN The Montgomery.
Requiem mass At -. Mary's Church on
Friday. March i7th. at o'clock q. m.
DocHTE-on Thursday. March "A. 1918. at
Emergency Hospital, JAMES A., beloved
son OF Henry and Elijah and beloved hus-
band Of Marmret Lochte.
Funeral from the family residence. ~ p
street northeast, on Friday morning. No
uce Of hour hereafter. Interment Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
sLAYMAKER-on Monday. March II, 1sie.
HoRTENSE BBRTEAUx A., wife OF VIII
liam - blaymaker and daughter Of the late
Edward y. and Virginia W. Alexander
Funeral from her late residence. as Tilden
street Thursday, March N At II =. m.
FIiends and relatives invited. Intsrment
private.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Made $23.75 on Nickel.

CHICAGO. March 1b.-Kasper Leaa
show. 'T can beat that" he remarked.
as the hero spent millions with each
hand. Lega went to the curb, hired an
automobile. drove around 80 worth,
went TO a cabaret, bought t1AB worth
of drinks, ard was arrested.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
MADAM lean GENT SsSsiEI Psychic

CiairVo yants are born. not made Madam
Jean has been one since childhood. acknowl.
edged by press and public to be the greatest
elairvoyant in the world. oan positively re-
unite the separated Get q reading from this
remarkable woman. Win tell you names.
dates. and facts without asking YOU Q single
question. You have power OF your own.
either for coed or evil. Cultivate the sood.
Develop Il. Use II. Call and be convinced.
935 H ST. N. W. Phone M. 809i.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
Furnished.

TO RENT, for the summer,
large, comfortable, we'll fur
nished home and garage, out
10th street. Only twenty min
utes from Treasury, butJine ele-
vation, trees and extensive
lawns, cool and secluded as II
miles in the country. Efficient
Servants, also COW and chickens.
If desired. Phone Col 1893.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
NINE. CARLETTA

Careful. peinstaldng and conscientious
tells oleariy Just what you wish TO know
without asking q question. Nothing to pay
vice you desire. NO FIFE IN ADVANCE.
When, who you marry IL ever-if sweet
heart, friend. husband. wife 10 true or false
Past present, future. Business best suits
you. Success In Undertaking: 50 years' az
perience, mostly in washington. IL a guar
antee OF her reliability. Sees everyone. ire
spective Of condition or color. Hours. II q
m TO D. m. IN her own private residence,
7O5 EIGHTH ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

Detailed information concerning
be secured free Of charge upon appIi,
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, VI
OF LABOR, SOL 1
KEY TO AUTHORIZATIONS USED
ING. PM--Per month. PW--Per week vi
RE Board and lodging. HGF&M--Uni
s1,-En4iinh speaking. Exp--Bxperience
'Vfnn9ed under fevorable conditions.
permanent nature. and die help IL dei
FARM LAB0RER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
' srsI wo, Cecil Go; One s1.is man for sen
Ds 4 cows. Exp. tft Pm winter. us Pm
~ Tmmsr. HLsW summer WAGES March Is
s,c Dscember Is.
a. teemsters for truck farm . work. Hnv
~, Exp. Children permitted. TT. adv
Within 100 miles. 81 PW, HOAF- Work for
wives and children.
Virginia.
Ho-sss. Warren Co. One married man. mid.
oie-eged preferred. 70 care Nor gnrten
stock. smsll gn.olene engine for pumping.
EXP. Tr. adv. from WsshInrton ana Tn, 40.
Quoted. go Pm. quarters and board furN
nished: Wife to do cooking and laundry at
-, no Pm. Wanted April I.
% SIDS,s Norfolk ,o GO; One married and one
general dairy work. White American pre-
ferred, other ms. n cows. EXP children
psrm, i e. No; II w Pm. Ho&F. For
sIo-siN Norfolk %. One married man for
general farm work. American. white. Other
Es, EXP. No objection 70 two or three
children. No TT. tss Pm winter, go Pm
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
VITAL RECORDS.
Births.

Births.
Howard II. and zsima YeatmAn, Eiri
Robert La snd Catherine n. wrsun. girl.
Frances ]. and Mary T. Hsmslt siFi.
Harrison and Ida Foilin. Eiri.
William II and Mary H. Donovan, Riri.
Charles M. and Cora Bartlett, boy.
William X. and Eva y. BremmermAn boy,
3. Emmett and May Burns, boy.
John w, and OFT w. Boiand, boy.
Edmund l. and Ruby v. Browning. boy.
Herbert Z and Bertha B. simonds, girl.
Franklin ID. and Anna e. Roosevelt. boy
John L. ana Adeline Reidy, girl.
Melvin II. and Annie r, Redmond, Girl
John II. ana Bertha Miller. girl.
Joseph W. and Lucille Maroeron. boy.
Daniel e. and Mary c. Brewer, girl.
Isaac J. ID. and Nina r. Lipscomb. beg.
Deaths.
Charles Holman. 81 yrs. 1S7e 18th At. NV.
John c. Muhienberg. 81 yrs. 1885 Newton Ut.
NV.
FrPnk L. Yarick. IS yrs. Emergency Hos.
George HillbuSh. Is yrs. Emergency Hos.
James T. Butler. IS yrs, lbs N. II. ave. NV.
Alice c. Thomas, es yrs. 1909 @ st. ne.
Ellen Mclean. 79 yrs.. 1878 2sth 81. NV.
Adam Miller, Is yrs. Providence Hospital.
Charlotte Weller. ~ yrs, Providence Hos.
Cora M studt, Il yrs. Sibley Hospital
Catherine c. Joyce. 70 yrs, 1921 NJ Ut. NV.
Elizabeth Coates. 81 yrs, Providence Hos.
James H. Quaries, a yrs, Ala. ave, Ana
william THnaa Il. Warrington. IS yrs. 1875 9Th st.
NV.
sarah lane, Is yrs.. 1874 End ct. sw.
william Brown, W.. Freedmen's Hos
Henrietta Brooks. 90 yrs, TuberculosIs Hos
Harriet Morris, "a yrs, Wash. Asy. Hos.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15

ss nnmss; H1AF' Summer wages April to
sTo-s77S Gloucester Co. One married man
for general farm work and be foreman II
competent. Any white Es, except Italians.
s SS ana ss Ssays SsaIdrsn s sLlsSse :"
TRADES.
Maryland.
s7s-ii07-B baltimore Co. wantedi 90 ma
chinists. round. houss work: Is machiuists
for erecting shop work; % niachinints for
back shop work Car repairers and car
builders. Machinists, 3sc-5ec PHI; car re-
pairerg and car builders. plecework. TT.
adv. 10 hours PD. on Saturday.
DOMESTICS. -
District Of Columbia.
esT-z1os. Washington. ID. c. One coiored
woman for cooking. helping 70 clean Fri
days. Not less than tis PM and home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
District Of Columbia.
$3.50 Washington. D. c. One Photographed.
must be accurate. speedy and well educated.
One experienced In patent work preferred.
Opportunity for advancement. so Pm to
start 80
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

with us. got TO let you know Of how our
stock y full up and marked low 20 AZ TO save
oasn Tor our trade. it's worth while 70 atop
: :,a Vi one price. tUSrHs OLD STAND.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15
PALMISTRY

Mics Naok01 Astrological PAlmist,
MISS DeIltoIl PhycholoSist. Readings
ma HAZE ,nyr what mature ,ss Ia; Trittsn IN your
The Washington times., 1916-03-15

FOR RENT-DESK ROOM
GOA SOUTHERN BLDG.-ofno. d.sk room,
phone Main tl5l.
The Washington times., 1916-03-15

The Results q MT 70 YEARS nxPDRI-
ENcE with THIS METHOD. the last THIR-
TEEN IN THIS CITY. Convince me that
This SYSTEM CAN CURE THE SERIOUS
MALADIEs. II the PATIENT CAN GET TO
MY OFFICE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.
AM AFTER THOSE CASES that YOUR
PHYSICIAN DON'T and can't cure.
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button in 0eutidlanb feiu.

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puni TunnerSfag sum ssreitag
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Gbrengabe
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