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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-26

Andrew DeCastle and George Mors of the Perseverance mine, were killed by a rock slide when the apparently safe footwall cav ed, burying the two men under three feet of rock. Other miners who were working in the, same place escaped but the two men were caught under the tail of the slide. Both men were form erly employed on the Copper River railroad. during construc- ton days.
 Although the Iditarod district has reached the point where the independent small miner is out of date, the production of the different creeks through dredg- ing and scraping will hold up the districts output for the next i've or six years, says R. s. Mo William, a mining operator from
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-26

"Si" Scrofford, the sourdough Alaskan miner, whose ship came in via the antimony route, has announced that he will become Juneau district and will make his home in Juneau. Scrofford has cleaned up fortune through he operation of his antimony mine at Fairbanks, the metal having come into strong demand as it is used in the manufacture of munitionus. k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
CHINESE POSTAL PROGRESS
STATISTICS show the Chinese
N""G""" Is Hnpidiy Developing
Its Service.

nun" IS thought by many as = hacL
wax" iand. with eyes only ON Tho di,,
past out statistics like those inc, iv
sH""' regarding the activities or ia.
hih"S" postal system how tina, surb
i'eaS are becoming distinctly OUT Of
da'e In 1911 the Chinese post.1 sc,.
VIC" handled moro than 90" 400 ooo
h''i,!cS' as compared with so 900 600
IN 1913 The number OF parcels handicd
was more than '.0oo.0o0 "a gain OF move
man i.p"",OrO over the previous veur
Last year China had ,wonty-o,n bo,a
post Offices. l,i62 FIRST second ana third
class offices ana sub Offices ana $50
postal agencies. The number Of ,o.,,I
employees was 24.5@S
every sort Of conveyance. Nh ia date
ana antiquated. is pressed into scryico
nN the Chinese postal authorities for
transporting mail. Including steam ana
motor launches, junks hong boats and
f"otboats on tho inland WATERWAYS
mounted and foot couriors. mules. carts
ana wheelharrows. ~ the end OF 1914
ia" length OF postal lines served by
courier was $4,000 miles. an incroas 60
~ 5000 miles over 1913
The Chinese post-of,icc authorities
arc making plans TO take more advan-
ta%c OF the many creeks canals. lakes.
"tc.. Of the interior provinces. Now.
York Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
ATTACK WITH GRENADEs
by BRITISH REplIsI.n

BERLIN, April / tby wireless to
Sayvil!e. y f).-'rhe official state
ment to-day WIS as follows
Western tsout: Near st. Eloi an at
tack with hand grenades by the British
Was repuised. There was fighting.
with mines 1etween la Bassee Canal
and Melville.
Northeast of Rove the fire OF the
French artillery was very spirited
German artillery effectively shelIed
positions Of the enemy on the Aisue
front
There were violent artillery duc,s
III the ArGonne ana in the sector OF the
Mcusc.
German battle aircraft shot down
four French aeroplaucs OF these, ono
fell within our lines near l.aon. and an
other near MoEeville. In the Woevre.
Two fell behind the enemy's lines. one
near Nille-aux-Bois. and the other
south OF Haucourt. The French aero
drome ~ Rosnay. west Of Rheims. WAS
attacked with many bombs
Russian casualties in the recon, Of
fens;ve on the northern part of the
iinc were not less than 100000 men
tho German War Office estimated to-
day.
Eastern front: There were no de-
N"'opmcnts Of Importance. The Rus
sian offensive apparently is exhausted
for the moment
From February 10 March IS the
russians attacked large sectors of
fi"Ii Marshal Won Hindenhurr's from,
with thirty divisions. or more than
900" men, and with such an expendi-
ture OF ammunition as until now had
been unheard Of on the eastern front
THANKS To the bravery and the ac-
counts Of endurance of the Ger
man troops. the Russians have had no
success at AL!
Russian casualties. according to
cautious calculations. We're not fewer
than 10000 men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
ATTACKS OF GERMANS
REFUSED ny URrrISIJ

LONDON. April 1.-The following.
o'holai statement OF the campaign on
inc western front was issued tonight:
There was considerable aerial activ-
NY Yesterday on both sides Hostil.
artillery was active to-day aIong the
front between the Hohcnzollern re
"""ot ana Souchez. We retalia,ed b,.
smelling the enemy positions.
hhemE artillery was active abou,
Npr"s The enemy fired mines YES
'"rdaN aud to-day opposite Fricourt and
near me 4uarries ana in the Hohcnzol
fern ied"uht Little damage was don.
t. our trenches.
last night there was heavy shcllinr
on ""'h sides about ST Eloi, ana tho.
enemy made three bombing attack 9
AGAINST our new position The attack:
We're repulsed''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
region of Malancour,. but wi,hou, any

infantry engagements
East of the Mouse the lombard
men, became exceedingly violent YES
ierdaN evening and last nigh, along
the sector between the wood south of
'i"uafemont and the region OF NauN
AGAINST this Latter point the Germans
delivered two sudden attacks I'm which
large numbers of men took part Th,
hrst. from both the north and the south
at Inc same time. was checked by Our
curtain ~ tire and the fire of our in
iantrN before il could get as far as
our lines.
During the course of the second at
'2'N. IN" enemy. after u very spirited
hShi' WAS ahi" to secure a footing i'm
the western part OF the village OF Vaux.
occupied by our forces.
In the Woevrc district there has
been some active artillery firing against
the villages a; the base or the heights
% the Meuse.
From the rest OF the front there is
nothinS 10 report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SPIRIrS on MEN
INV tRIAUI.N coon

SOM. 40 tho nt,rn ,..,.,,, ,,,,i,.., =,
vs;.- IN. conn,cranr. ,c 49,, & 49, 49,,
Ia.oiv haNa I.ok,d nm ,,rr,,L. n,,...s
bu, thcjr sri,l,s arc inynri,l,,, ,n,a
T,,.y arc - ending ,rhir nm. rl,,n.
Ing themselves ami ,b.ir .,,,i,.n,.n-
tn. leather has h,cn cNtrc,n,I, ,,isr
a.d III. nut ,hat does not deter th.,n
IN th'ir zeal 40 ne clean. from lath-
'i'T an me water -A'ird SE"H-hpI"s and
N""'' creeks
wen "!uer than lh'S" are taking part
ia" N'r""t l"Naht' or are "einS
~" "'","" IN. 'h'S IN p"t'"'hc ran
'""'S "t" ""h"i'nf Ammunition ~ 'he
y"
A,ready networks OF mario" gauge
loads nave been laid down.
'i ammunition. he Germans still
seem To- nave iimltiess supply. The
tFt"' Nh'''S III 'Aeir wicker CARRIAGES
'..'" as acres OF '"rn"ood whiie
,... N"i'rteI"rnle" 10y morse
~ '"' '''' !" e""''SS
',,.i"''S'
Ill, ine att''se'E p"Si-
..,,l..,, ~ D, -; - o' Wv"
.,.rIi,. 49,, c,,"o,I.,,
an ope' nr'" no'th o. Don"
- N''hl'." u '"t can 81 come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
I


NEW YORK. April Willie Lewis
IS under the care OF physic.ans The
man vino trained Frank Moran for his
battle with Jess Willard collapsed af-
yer the hight was over. The strain Of
MS work added 20 his grief through
IN" loss of his seven ycar-o!d son
shattered l.ewis's onc-ti,ne superb
physical condition.
When the Lewis boy died a week
hctor" the fight. the trainer was al
most hcartbrokcn. But he knew tina,
ne could not give way TO his sorrow
ihci. that h. had To keep on and not
reflect his sadness upon Moran And
Lewis stuck to. his task and smiled
almost through tears
ne doctors VINO attended Lewis inn
medinsely after his breakdown feel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
AK BATTLES RESEMBLE
SMiE"r ELIGIiT DE, SM,AIInN

The air battles of to-day resemble. Tho
swift Hight of the swallow and the
diNe Of the fish hawk Army competes
win army in increasing the engine
power or these lighting planes At the
outset the English held the lead. the
nfench ana Germans being about equal
In-day. on tho admission of our War
ONCE. the German machines are more
powerful than ours. though not NOR.
powerful than the French
ne agitation that is taking nlaco
inns week In our Parlan"u, will alter
ii'a'ters, and without delay. for we
nave plenty OF powerful engines and
hne hEers Only government interior.
"nce and the desire To give preference
I" machines turned out by the govern
ment plants stand In the way OF our
former -crnincnce.
The question 90 III" a"roplanc-and
This applies to all the four types with
which | am dcalinE-iS the engine, its
capacity and weight.
The heavier the engine the slower
its ability to rise, and tho less gun
weight. ammunition and gasoline IL
can carr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Hicknrd Not Z, sx,,,,c,,.

NEW YOTtK. NpriI l.-TcN Eickard
I day denied that he was Interested
IN amy way in u syndicate I'm Mime
apols said to have signed n contra
under which Fred Fulton would moo
three heavyweight fighters in In.
W. S'crn city for purse Of $4,000
Itickard said he expected to sail T.,
Il rev weeks for South America, whcr,
ne has business interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
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Cured Within Ten Days by our
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ohiy Hahitarium I'm the World Civ
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nntcc.

our guarantee means something Va, nm.
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nus n"rh Effected w" control completely tho
"H"' N!I4nrsWAl symptoms. No cNtre!n.
NERVOUSNESS. aching OF limbs o. loss OF
Steep, Patients Undb" To visit SanitariurIt
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zen nf Lebanon.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

-, FINEfIUIiST. =. c. April I.-The
i.inchurst Country Club will have
Stuilcd ana placed in the clubhouse the
robin killed by Mrs: Ronald H. Barlow
with golf bail drive.
Mrs. Barlow, who won the Woman's
North and South links championship.
topped Il tee drive in her final mates
ana II Went INTO u group Of robins.
feeding few yards away. The ba III
killed one of the birds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

considered imprcgnahlc before being
chopped to bits 10y the German guns.
I'll" LHudsturm"rS may he lighting
here but have not seen them The
troops returning from tn. front fov a
rcSpit" nm the old French positions gen
"rJilN are between twenty and thirty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
THEIR INVENTION Is rUr
TO FOUR PURPOSES

There arc four purposes to which
boys has been pun IN the war. and
each purpose is In itself Il revolutions
AIRY change in warfare. ON the whole.
| should say the direction Of artillery
fire is the chief result ms yet attained
by the use of the Wrrhts' invention.
Artillery work has. Of course. pro-
duccd by far III" greatest amount of
damage on land since the war began.
Without acroplaucs tn. big guns would
he of very little use, except against
objects visible TO artilierymcn.
With the acroplanc. from which pre-
else signals can he made either by wire
less or, by day. electric h"liogra phs the
artilleryman soon learns his errors and.
owing to the precision Of the modern
weapons, he can follow with amazing
surcncss the advice .: the aeroplanc
observer.
The type of machine uscd for OBJ
serving, like al the latest patterns OF
war planes. Is now armorcd With steel
In its most vulnerahl. parts and pro-
vid"d with 1t machine gun in case 1t
should he attacked
These Observing acroplancS should hc
able. as far as possible. To hover in the
air in order that the man with a telc-
scope who sits In front or behind tho
pi!ot may be able 10 sec aS accurately
as possible where the shells an. falling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

BEAUMONT. TEN. April ALL Ma
tional League clubs have waived on
Jim Thorpe. the Indian athlete. accord
ing to u statement made here to- night
by Larry Doyle, captain Of the New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

lily as possible, and ~ is no secret that
til" French are putting quite large
cannon in their aeropluncs
They may be managed by one or two
men, and in certain types. each OF the
men hc II comOatant. In tho matter
of adaptability of aeroplanes 10 air
fighting. the French. who speedily de-
vclopcd the Wrights's invention, tukc
the lead.
such machines are fitted with search
lights. They are provided with either
a small cannon or one or two machine
guns. and the lighting man is further
armed with Il long distance revolver
Ills work is the most dangerous in
the war.
Among the best Ayers as you arc
aware. are one or two Americans with
the French army and some Canadians
with us and the French II is a game
Tor the young man only, and for the
very pick of the human race AS regards
uuickncsS. audacity. knowledge Of en-
Sin", GOODNESS. resource and good shoot
ing. Such man must he prepared. III
necessary. to dive hcadforemost 900
or 1000 feet at the enemy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Hoard ar Itc,Ic,y to ,Icct

ilARTFOltD. CONN. April w !;
iochcr secretary of the National Tro,
special meeting Of the board OF rcyio,,
VIII be hold in Now York OH MnY .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
RAPID TO
ESCAPE. FIGHTING: PLANE.

The ohscrvn" a" .oplan ne has ia he
sufficiently rapid to escape the ii-htira.
plane that will mos, certainly be sent
M after II, as speedily as II is dis
covered
The fighting planes of Europcan
,!pcS' oil which there are The German
fokicr, the French Nicuport. S,ud AMI
Morane. and the English Bristol scout.
ar" built for speed in hight. and speed
in climbing. They should he able to
climb between 1.o0o ana 200 feet a
minute they should Ice armed as hcav-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

York National League club. and
VIII be sent to the Milwaukee club. ,
The American Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
RUIN OF RHEIMS IS DUE
TO DAYTON INVENTORS
Lord Northcliffc Tells How the
Wright Brothers RcvolutioniZcd
business of War.
( CAUSE ACCURATE SHOOTING
Mighty Weapon Placed in Hands
~ Modern er!mcn-With-
out NcroplancS big Guns OF Little
Use, Save Against Visible Objects.
ny LouD NoRrucI.rI.r.

LONDON April Now that the
German plottcrs have involved YOU in
trouble with Mexico, the air lighting
10 which devoted a great deal of at
tcntion during tn" last ten years. and
especially during my visits to the war.
must be Of great interest 10 the pco-
pie in the United States.
Like the machine gun and other
war developments. the acropl;,ne be
KAN with you. The two brothers
Wright. Of Dayton, o., were the men
WHO. with Maxim, revolutiouized the
business Of war have often won
dcied If in the Wr!Hhts early export
ncn;s at Kitty Hawk, y G. they real
ized to the full thu tremendous weapon
they We're placing IN the hands nf mod
crn artillerymen.
The other day spent some hours
examining the Cathedral Of Rheims.
well knowM to thousands Of touring
Americans. Guided by wireless mes
sarcs from towering aeroplames. The
German artillerymcu succeeded in COM
plct"ly wreckinE the beautiful palace
OF the archbishop 80 an irctrievably
damaging the cathedral. But FOR the
world cutlery THAI went forth. they
would have laid the cathedral Hat.
Without aeropllnc direction. such
amazingly accurate SHOOTING" from
distance OF four miles would bc inn
possible. 1nnocently. therefore. the
ruin of Rheims is due TO the Dayton
Inventors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
WIN stun Bird Golfer I<u,c,

that with plenty OF rest and a change
OF scene he will recover completely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
RockefelIer's Millions
CouldAot Buy EczemaR Remedy
Says Nurse Hahn After Csre With o. IN

N ,ears suffered with eczema-thre.
o' mat time | could no, anpe,r I'm
."ut. NY entire bcdg Was covered vim
H'seS''. J could not est could NOT
,,".pT, could no, live. have at last
Nv Ho, M ftcst Prescription n. D. y
.,I nN,e only - ID. u. u. in the world
Con-, hsc ~ Mr.. Rockrfeli-r's million.
My,uo by ouy me golden fluid "-Surse
rlirsrlon '"h' ADDRESS OF hospital on ap.
EXISTS are glad Ia recommends thi,
S amss &c, Co1 III liquid 25c, SOC and 800.
n rn MS remarkable r.m.d; o' W V'orn
Won n"cf unless he frat bottle relieves
hea.,h," - Soap keeps your skin
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-17
Exercise Is Sciences
Latest Way Of Curing
Disorders OF Heart
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG.

exercises all the muscles OF the chest.
Lie on your back with a pair of
dumbbells in the hands and stretch
the arms back as far as possible,
then upward and forward This
brings the arms and trunk muscles
into play.
Simple home treatment such as this
causes a gain in strength and stam-
other exercises, short of overexertion
or -windedness, the supposed
weak heart may turn out to be q
chlmera of the fears and worries Of
the sufferer.
The person who complains most of
heart disease Is often the one who sell
dom has 1t: The morbid blues and de-
pressed spirits, which you might ex-
poet TO accompany true heart ailments.
are rarely present. When these syrnp-
toms appear. the chances are that the
stomach, intestines. liver. or spleen are
aHected. Aristotle was first 10 empha-
SIZE that pathological conditions Of the
heart or lungs are curiously associated
with hope. good cheer, happiness and a
buoyant. optimistic disposition. Melan-
| cholia and the blues are signs OF mala-
dies Of the spleen. liver. pancreas, intes-
| tines. bladder. and stomach. Briefly.
then. II you are sure it's your heart
that Is troubling you. go to a stomach
clinic. IT you are certain that you have
| digestive difficulties. consult the best
| diagnostician that you can find.
When real heart disorders are pres
ent discretion in the diet is the better
part OF valor. A fig is better than a
feast, while bread and milk make a
fare at breakfast that may mend the
heart that has gone to the table almost
| once too often.
Cold baths with needle sprays. bub-
Dies OF carbonlc adcld gas and minerals,
| which act as a tonic to the skin. all
serve to strengthen the heart. Finally,
| let II be said that no treatment of heart
ailments should be undertaken without
the diagnosis and advice Of skkillful.
! painstaking physician.
Copyright. 1916. Newspaper Feature servies.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-17

- TOUT hearts are better than coro-
nets, because they mean health
- and happiness. A faint heart
never won fair lady or anything
else, because 1t signifies Ill health and
inca pacity.
sundry reasons. The blood may be
thin, poor In red stun, diminished In
the quantity of it's ingredients, pale, or
wanting In minerals. Again, the heart
may be weak from ovcrexertion. lack
OF proper exercise. infectious diseases.
shrunken valves, enlarged heart mus
Giles, and other direct and indirect
maladies OF this vital structure.
A weak heart Is milestone around a
mans neck. The pillar Of physical
strength Is a strong heart. Significant,
therefore, Is the fact that some de.
fects OF the heart can be removed and
weaknesses can often be strengthened.
|. There are a few drugs, dangerous
poisons in the hands of those who have
not been trained In the physiological An
nuence OF chemicals, which are occa.
sionally used to give aid and comfort
to weak hearts. These you may use In
accordance with the advice OF your
doctor.
Diet, baths. and exercises, however
may prove their value In the treatment
OF heart weakness, even in the hands
OF the non-medical.
Time was when heart disorders caused
the family doctor TO rear
death. The individual was forced tc
remain quiet. Insurance companies re-
iected him and work or motion was a'
taboo AS water in the early days wal
to n fever patient.
Then came the era or trial and err
ror. OF experiment, and change. waite
was found not only pleasant ant
harmless when given to the victim o
fever. but positively beneficial. Work
athletics. gymnastics. baths, and ex
ercises were found to be eduall!
helpful to the heart sufferer.
The best exercises are those whicl
! always stop short OF causing palpi
/ tation, shortness OF breath, and pail
| In the side OF chest. The aim is I,
expand the lungs. develop the chest
and tone the tissues of and arouh,
| the heart. The overhead pulley 4
especially serviceable in this regard
| The pulleys are grasped with the arm
] high overhead and pulled down. Thi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-17
Potato Pancakes,

These are very nice with pork sausage
or the sausage meat. served with any
kind of syrup. apple sauce or catsup,
often puzzled as TO what to have for
the children for lunch quickly stir up
the pancakes. fry and serve them with
the syrup or apple sauce. They are In
EXPENSIVE and wholesome. l'ae three
fair-sized raw potatoes (pared and
grated, two eggs stirred In we'll with
the potatoes mot necessary to beat sop
arately), one-fourth teaspoon of baking
powder, one good cup OF flour slit
baking powder and flour together then
irving pan In lard or lard substitute. as
for nsh cakes or doughnuts. Batter
should be the same an for any pam
cakes.