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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
siapan 0eportiert 6entIdIr Nlilipnare.

9)ofoboino, Z 6ebr. Son ben
aarolinen-s -sSnlcln einer oelltlhell
&olonie, Die bon sS55apon IN gc-
iib genom1nen murOe, trafen fiiitf
ndnnlide unb flint ipeibli6e oeut.
id)e 9tiiiionare eli. 9ielelbcn fino
ron Der iaputiifeu 9iegierung BON
ben SSnieIn mlsgepieien poroet,
neil Iic alrgcblid SnnoTlugen Be
eirgen bic geaen 0os Synterriie So
pans UerltieBen, 0ie 8ebn 9(nsgc-
ipieienen mlIrOen Dem bieiigcn anle-
rifoniifen @'enernIfoniitl iibcrluie-
len unO neroen iiber 9[nlerifa oie
Seiiniabr nd6 9altidlnuO oil.
ireteli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
9entides aritnsidifi perIpren2

aupeHbnaen, Z Ser. Sin gro-
Bes 0ciItidjes Ssrie9sidaff iit I'M aat.
tegot, 5piidlsn Der 5uiel 9InheIt
lmO Der idpueoiidlelt Stilitc ullfer.
ge9angeil So melOet Die 3eitlna
Saeliingor gluis4 N}an pernlttet.
onB Oas 5dbiii aui cine Iine
ranrtte. l1os Antteant 1T elm gpeer
buicu auiidleii SsiifInno uno Sdiue.
oen b1ngt ln Siioen oiird oen
esroBer mo sileiieu 9eIt mo Sen
SunO mt oer Sitiee 3liamIuen mo
lit lueacn Der Silippelt lluficicn ilno
Sturric gelobrlid 8n beiabren.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
&Settrrberiht.

Sir Snloba lul0 llingege1o: Cell
meiie bep0ltt beilte 9l6eno llnr
9ienstae. Steigenoe Eemperatur
,Silr gtebrasfa Eeilmeiie belD0lfi
barte AbenO utlb 9ierstug. gor.
ausiidttih Gdnee i'm 6itIiben Seil
Stcieetloe Semperntur. ouSgenonp
men i'm lpeitlidlen Cell.
sir sSnluo ltnbeIt1n0iqes @eitpr
bette siben0 imo 7icnStoa 9'or-
allsiidltlidl Shnee. Steisen0e SenI.
Seratur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
Oeut(C6= =llnterriC6t
geleb(iC6 anerkannt!
@iOfett Sdulseiet upH StaatS
ubcrgeridt cinitiumi8 ais Dcr.
faiInagsmGkis 6e5ei6nrt.

@roBe Ireii0e berrift utlter Den
5rernoen ii. 6oroerern 0es 8elttid.
lluterridts IN oen 8oLfsiduIen c5
Der Gntideiouug Oes 0lehrosfa
0bergeriAts iibcr Die gerfaiillngs,
indBigfeit pes iogenannten Ntpdct.
Shulgeiebes, bas Die Giniitbrimg
oes mooernen SprahllterridtS
Bonn 5. @raoc a6 III oel golfsldu.
len beoingt wefm Glterli ODER @or.
lniinoer pon minDeitens 80 Stinoera
nies berlaneen. Gns 2bergeridt
fat Satnitag iiber ben ibnl porlic.
geuoeH sfIogctaa bic einitiinmige
Gnti6eionug a6gegeban, Oob OaS
Ijeleb in allcil 5tilden DerFaiIungSs
maBig lit uno Die ieiueiligen 9seten-
ten Die Sbulrate gerihtlid 5lpiu-
aeu founen 0as @eieb ourh8u.
fiibren
SiidJter Spnler bat 0as @utadlten
BEG @eridtes ii6er Oea ala1efaa
berfuBt, lntO gfi1ter Srogeipid BAT
ibm bei9eitintmt, luoralli idnultlibi
Hidter fidy Der @ptideioliug an.
idloiien. Sic Gntideioung lit bon
iueittragei1er @eoeutltng imo iihert
bic Durdin1rlnra oes @eIcbes fit
alle 3eitell aiBer Die 2egislatir
ipiir0e es wi0errufeu ooer 0ur4 ei,
aen 3uinb mtrfungslos MAIDEN. mas
ieood inter gegenpdrtigeu Ser
bGltniilcn ousgeihloilen erid)eint.
Gie Afa9e iuuroe befaluttlid) ilrs
ipriinglih iii 9}ebrasf1 iitp erbo6en.
Sic Oortigc Geutonia.9oae gir. 10
0es Crbens Der Scrmaitfs gobrc
battc bereits I'M Sabre 1915 8etiti-
onen nm Geltid-llnterrid)t III nqb.
reren 5Aitlcn beim Sdulrot birter.
Iegt, 0icler ater entitie0, 0oB lie All
ipdt eiliaereidlt ieien, mo fiibrte ben
uidjt eill eyln Sabre
1916 iuieberbolte oie Eeldonia 9oge
oieie g(rbeit red1t3eitig gentg, dbcr
Der SdjuIrqt mics Bic getitionei
oiis mebrfadeu e5riinoen ipieoer al.
3ies lieB iih Die 2ogp uidt gefaacit
ln0 reidte Elm Ofauoaulis gserfa6-
ren I'M @5eridt eilI, Inn Den 16Al-
rat SIT 5ipingen, oeni Asunidle Der
9iirger 8u ipillfabreu s5t Der Ell.
Iten ala9e entldlieo 9Itriftsrihter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
alpdl Elm arlniertrr 7amnfrr

9telp Dorf, 7. 6ebrl Ser ito
Iieniide 9nmpier StampIia. oel
Counting pon Slnn in gsem 9)orI
eintrai bate ouf ieinem siuter0ed
orei Sdneaicuergeld)ibe. gs ii
Dies Der finite arillierte ifolieniid)G
Ssauiia9rsr. ocr iiinrrbnlb iicbru gso,
dlcn im bieiigen 9nfcn ctntroi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07

&om, Z. 5ebr 9oS pGpItIidje
SleduIngsiabr ihloB NIT cinem &C.
ii8it bon $5.000.000. 9Ius 5iiO.
amcrifa lit MIR Elm @ierteI oes ii6.
Iiden 9etrngs eiiileIa1ie1 9tu6
ans oen Ser. staaten iii DER 4cters.
pfennig nidli in 70 REDEEM Maize
eiilgelniifelL als man eriuartet hotte.
Gas GcrnIeeGt oes &otifans III sum
groBteH Geil f Geiterreidl llngaru
aiaelcat mptoeil, llHD bic 3inlen
mliiien agtunoc wer0ep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
aSnia derSinnnO nndl @erlin.

Berlin. iibcr 2ou0On. 7. 5ebr.
9ie geitern bier betanut gegebplt
mnrOe miro 3or 5eroinanO bon
gihgarien oin IS 5ebruar Sfaiier
&ilbeiHL pcldjer ibn filr5lif IN
gliiA belu9t Batte, cine elcgcrpiiitr
aIitaften.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
400 ssinnen snriidacHa[ten.

aoperBoscn. Z. Sebr. gIuf
9eroulaiinne Der ritfiiidlen 8eeie.
rilitq iiilo 400 5Iiidtlinee aus
5iunlatto. sic fin nod Oen Ser.
Stanten begeben iuoIltcll, bier bon
Der @eiterfabrt obeebnEten tuor0en,
trosoem iie 6ageaen broteitierten, 0a
fie bon Sen rlliiiidlen Heb6rnen
oienihmtmtslih erfldrt pOrOen ma.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
SieOcr Gin sritc bericntt.

9pu0olt. 7. 5ebr. Ser britt
Ibe 0agnpfer goIgomnic, 1861
Lonnen groB 1T bon einem oeut.
ieleh Euudboot tarpeoiert ml0 Der.
ieuft mor6en. Sic 8enauauila
milroe init llusildbnle Oes 3meiten
Cfii5iers gerettet. gaIqownic lpar
eIgentlm Der General Steom Sea.
nigatiOn Gontpaup
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
aafier iSrans Saief lnpflnnf.

3ilridl, I. ,5ebr. = 4lle Sc
rild5te iiber Den ongeblidl id)ledten
@einuobeits3uitauo Staiier Sran5
SSoiefs fino poli1 alis Der 2uft qe.
griflcil. mic aus beihIuterrihtetcr
Gueae DerIautct gerionelt Die nit
Dem greiien @erridler t1alid) IN &c.
rii6rnng fonnnen erflGren oaB fidl
Ocrielbe better @ciunbeit erirelc ini0
iein Eugespcrimn iuie geip0GnIih
I'M 4 llbr nib be8innt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
Ba6nung(iiC6 6ei
Dun(ap, JOma!
Bier &ieb3iidter Derlieren babel i6r
Seben; eiH Sei5er iduer
Berlett.

9nhGop, eSay 7. Sebr. Selte
81 fritber Morqcnitnfloe ereignete iid
umpeit Der Sta0t eine aoaiiion 8iui-
iden 5luei 5raAt5iigen. 9ier gieb-
5ildter miroen iofort getotet iln0 ein
Sei8er crlitt idlmere gerlebungen.
&ebrere 8ogclt mrroen bonn @e-
Ieiie gel6leunert ino 5erIt0rt. Die
2eihen Der g'icb5iihter lin0 bisber
nod nidjt ioentiii5iert moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
gImerifaner oefallen.

Gttopo, CANADA. Z sScbr. - Sic.
lsart 9. eaton ats Seattle, @oib.,
Ger III eiHenl Gannoo 9leoiment
Gienit genonmlen hatte, lit IN sylau.
bern geiallen: Orei anoere glmeri-
faucr ipar0en Dcripiiri0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
9egen pro6i6itiOn
in Wa(6ington'
Der 9entidamerifnnifde geatiOnaI.
bnuO erindJt ieine @er6Gnbe
5nr Grbebnng eincs
9rOteiteS.

/ 7@qt~tNNAPDtAf .fDhsp - ONUL.
Ger Geuti1dnlerifanilde gfotio
nalbuno bot cine pierte 8etition Ii
llhllailf geiett uno 5ipnr gegen oer
geipnltigen glnlauf Der 9ro6ibitio
Hiiten bic 8nnoes6aitptitaot init
4rObi6itipn 81 ilber3ieben. 91i1i
peniger iDie ie6s @orlogen lino in
aongreB eingebra1t: s. 81. 394
bon Morriion bon SSftoiono; $. &C.
us bon Ganoler bon Ntiiiiiiippi; s.
9t 9435 BON gnrfleD Don aentlldD;
int Senat q. 1882 BON Sbepparo
bon 3eros; 9. 1857 bon SSones bon
Bai6ington un0 Q. 1852 bon
Sbompion bon aonids.
8efanutlid babeu Die girger oes
3iitriftc8 Columbia fem Stinrn.
rc@t 9ieielben boben iid MIN nit
oeu @eiitd an ben aonarcB geluanot,
oeu Giitritt fitr eiu Gerritoriltnl 6l
erflGren, Der 9un0esbdllptitaOt eine
ita0tiide 8eripaltung uno ibren giir-
germ Dos StiHlmre9t ait Derleiben.
8iesbe5ii9li9e Gorlogen iinO einge-
reit9t, iino Is lit an8lntebntet1 0dB
oieie @orlagen mebr 9tusiift BADEN,
.angeitpnlmen 81 mer0etL wenn Den
@eiesgebern gebarniicbte 9SroteIte on-
gegen 8uge6efi, 0oB ben entrehteterL
ibres 5elbitbeitinnlungsre6teS be-
raubten BiIrgern Der 8un0eSba1pt.
,ita0t jet aittb nod bon &ongreIies
pegen Robibition nltfge3mlugen iper-
ben ioll, onitatt iie 81 freien 9itr-
germ lnif Dem NagIredt 8t nacben
mo iie ielblt iiber Die Hrobibitlons-
frage abitint1len 81 lailen
Gs lit oesbalb lpid)tig, oaB bic
8erb0uoe otS gtatioualbun0e8 Die
ibnen 8nge6en0eu 4Setitionsbogcn
prompt unter5ei6nen l1n0 uo1 g8a-
ibington ienOen.
Sic 9etitton laIitet in Oeutfc6er
lleberieBitng tDic fplat
oSSm giolnen 0es (fnlgt Same 0es
@erbauoese Staot oDer gountp) I'M
5tante (9tane 0csielben), melcher
ans onerifaniideu 99ftrgat1r beIteht,
eriuden mir adltungspoaft ben Son.
greB, $. 81. 394, 8. g. 71S, $. 9f.
9I35, 2. 1882, @. 1857 lnt0 Q.
1852, melcbe EN- gerbot Der syo-
irritation ltil0 Oes 8erfoufs apiItiqer
@etrdHfe il Dem 0iltrift Of 60.
I1Hbio perFiigeh nidJt 3u pafiieren.
Als 9iirger proteltieren mir na6-
0riidlihit gegen irgetto einen Ser
iud, bic 9allptita0t Der gereinrgten
Staaten inter ben 8onn Der 9Sro-
bibition al itellen itt0 ooourd ibre
Yelpobner uno bic Sitnoerttouiehoe
illrer 8eill1er ibres grtm 9edtes
5n 6eraubcn, eiil @lo8 8icr ODER
9em NIT Wto6l3eiteu 3it trhtfeu.
&ir erodten es fir itmofboll
mo ais 9frnults3eugris fit Sic gbre
ltnierer groBen Republifl ooB glrgit-
ntente, melde in 8e3ug atf g}ro6ibi-
tion binfiAtlid) Der gteger.9 9cboIfe-
nulg 6e8 Siioens gebralicbt lperoet,
nuf Oie 8epobner Der SalptItaot
Oes 8lln0es 2lulpenoung finoen ioll-
ten.
8ir erlouben ms 5it erfl1ren,
Bob Die oben ermdbtlten gorlaqen
ainen idperlpiegenoen geriu6 3ltr
geihrdnfung Der perionIi6sn 5rei-
belt BON 8iirgern oaritellel 0a bieI
0orte pfortgebeil ooer berieben@ eine
mi gsripat 5omilien anlpen0bore
5ulaiieit.
8iy eriuaen oen 9feprGientonten
lniereS 0iitrittS mo ole 5enoto-
zen unieres 5taates Dringeito. gegel
bic @ioBna6nlen 5u1 ftintnen
Die 9roteit- Retitiolen linO bonn
graiioeuten uno 5efret1r 0qs Be-
.reffcnoen GerbanoeS 3u lulter8eid1- |
zen.
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Der gsaridl nadl 0nruasu.

Rom, Z. 5ebr. @eItern imo
belte berridte i'm n1ittLeren g[E6aui-
en- ih5nes Wetter, uno Die CeIter.
rein-llnaorr h1hen ihren Rorinoridl
auf gnro5so ipieber Fortneiest. Sie
baben bereits ben Ssur sSluB, norD-
LID bon Ga,scsia. KberibrittsR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
Ggp(oIion 5prIt0lt
SkoOa gelc6iiBfa6ri6!

gfoilouo, 7. 6ebr., iiber gariS.
Cine 9cpcibe aus Aiitarcft an
bie 3eitut9 Secola mel0ct. DOB iidJ
III Der Sfo0o @jeidiibfobrif 5u gil.
ieil gobnen cine fllrhtbare st,
ploiion ercignet babe mubei 80 Ser.
ionen INNS 2cben aetoamcn iiir0.
Dlcbrere 8ebdil0e broultten uie0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07

J.
9ritiide 9lDteilungen ucrillhten,
| iiIDmeltlid) ben 0eiiDifle un0 iii0li1
POM Ga GaiIee aaHnl Dor5uoriitgelt,
muroen ieood aili ibre friibercn
Gtcllintgen 3urildgelporfen. Gie
Brall5oien lieBen tn Der @egellO
IRON 9etrD.alts5uc mebrere 1Rinen
ipringet obne etipas BON 8eldpg
dus5uribten. Sci 9apnnne mltr6e
EN- enaIii6er 8oppeloeter sum glb.
litieg ge3iutugell
Sin frar3oitid5er 9lngriff NIT
6miO9rallaten iiiolid Der 5onune
bra6 inter lnllerem 9lrtilleriefeuer
suiannnen. SeSn Der Champagne
Ilno an einem 3eil Ser glrqpnnens
frmit llnterbielt Der S5eino Dabreno
Ices gSoh,eittagS Elm beftiges 5euer,
0ur6 Grploiion einer fran5oiiihen
Nfine BEL Den 66ben pom 9auqlois
tpurDen 0ie 0eutidcn Sappen MIR
linbeoeutenO beidGoiat. 9elitide Nlr-
tilIerie bombarDierte orc feinoliAe
i5ront in Dem gpqeleit 3fDiiden Die
oeIb1uie1 im6 Sul3ern. g(n Scr
nitliAcn 5rout griff EN- oelltlhes
Iguftififf Die 8efeitigilngen bon Gii-
na6urg al,
gSas bic 6ransoirn iaaen.
Guris, 7. ,Sebr., iiber SonOon.
.0ns ariegsanr melOete geltern
f5plgetloes: SSll 8elgien ullterbielt
.unlere unO Die britiibe artiQerie
auf Die 0eutjden Stellilngen eill per-
nitbten0es SSeuer. Geitli9 ppn g0-
iingbe bra9ten mir 0pei feiil0liAe
Natterien gum 5bpeigen Geitlitb
BON Spiiions beidboiien mir Die
feinOliden electromagnetic. @lou
bat in @rfa5rltnq gebra9t. 0aB int.I
iere 9[rfiQerie Bel Der geidieBung
rer feinoIicben SteIlungen bel gSa-
oariu Dem 6einoe groBen SAa0en
angefiigt fat. 9tebrere Ohuitions-
oepots ioIlcn in oie 2uft 9eflogett
fem. 9(ld batten uniere @as6om-
benangriffe Die gepiinidte @irfung. |
tsSo, ia, oie fran86iiidle 9lrtilerte
hat's Ios; Die oelttIhe 9lrtiGerie iolf
fid lur berfrieden)
SStaliencr iinb faupiesmioe.
9erlin. Z. 8ebr. Gin aor-
rcipunoent ocs 2ofaI 9Ia3eiger gi6t
In elmer 0epeide an feline 3eitllna |
Die Ginoriide ipieDer, Die er bel ei-
nem 9eiu1 oeS 9oberooplateaus an
Ser italierii1en SSront erbielt. Sen
@eridt lautet i'm 9lus3llg. Sic
SSStaliener Iino erIdopft uilo FAM |
pfesmitoe. Gie iino olrd oas un-
SebIiA(ugen aller ibrer
gealii6ltngen 1luo oitr6 Die grfeillt- |
MS, oaB es ibnen itnntogli6 lit, Sen
Sieg oapon5lttragen, etttiluttigt Sie
iinD alle bon einen imo Oenliel6en |
@uni6 beieelt, oaB e8 nur rebt bolb |
5rieoelt iper6e.
eIller Der boDeren olterretAl16ell
9ffiaiere erfldrte, BOB DIE SS5taIiener
nod Der Sdladt bel 9sIabia 3ll Ser
feiten 1te6eraeugung eefornlen iei-
en- eit 9urdbre9en Der oIterrei6-
iiugariihcn 2irlien lei ein cling Scr
llnnloglidfeit. ssSn Der SdIadt BEL
9slooia oie fir bic 0eiterreider |
8u einenr gldn5euOeu QlbidlnB fant
bro6ten bie StaIiener oIles, mas iie
an idlperer QrtiIlerie otfbringen
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gleiien uadl (snalanO.

Sonolulu. Sumdi Z. Ssebr 8
SO Sua6es. @reluicrminiitpr bon
Mlitralien, 1T bier aaf Ser 9urdl
reiie nod fonoOa eiilaetroIfcn, BON
no ans er iidl nit Dem fdnaoiidler
Ercnlicrnliniiier 9lobert' 9 9or0eu
nod Gpaiano hegebgn mirO. er
mrigrrie iidl, iibcr ieinr Ytiiiiou ct
mas uerIaAien u Iaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
Gjeidiikfabrif in g1nsIanS

Getroeroo, Z. 6ebr. Die 0clit.
iden baben IN Der eroberten StdSt
SbobA. i'm Gor0en Hltblnnos. cine
@eidiisfobrif nofl Dem arupp'Iden
Nhiiter eineerihtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
9lcierDeu ciu6ernfen.

9ltben, Z. S5ebr. aonig aon,
itailtiu iuiter5eiAnete bente eineu Or
laB, lont meldlen ode Geierpen 5lpi-
idlcn ben S3obrgaa9en 1892 ulD
1914 8t Den 8abnen eiaberuien per.
ben. Die inn 9Ihslanoe lebenoen
ita0 nit ciubegriffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-07
Dfr aappt url
SQloniki beginnt!
gnlgariidJe Srnppeu greifen bic
6ran5Oicn an nnb treiben
ife 5nriid.

9ltbeL T. 5ebr Selite orongen
buIgariiAe gruppen auf 0as bon
fron36iiibcn Streittrdften beIeBte
@ebiet nor0lid bon Saloniti lruo
lieferten Den sSr1it8oien Elm fur5es
ober bisiges @efedt bel ueldent Die
9ltlgoren Sieger blieben Grei Gi-
oiiioHen beteiIigten iid an Dem Ge.
fedt.
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(6ortieBpig ailf seitc 80
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

The bowling tournament goes mer- rlly on and the teams ale now com mencing to show up at their real value. At the present time the Strikers seem to have a considerable edge on their opponents and have acquired a good lead which they gave every indication of being able to hold until the end. This showing is very remarkable when 1t Is that the aggregation was the weakest of all the teams enterd at the start. The boys have played strong and steady games throughout the series and are now picked by the wise ones as the likeliest bunch of all. The last game played between the Would Be's and the VIII Bes was the slowest that has been pulled off so far. both teams falling down hard. The Would Be's won by a score of 2,232 to 2,205 for their oppon- ents. This Is more than a hundred pins behind the usual average of both teams and indicates 8 tendency to staleness that should be corrected. Petit of Fort Davis won the high score of the evening by rolling PIP. The next game will be played tonight be- tween the Strikers and the Misfts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
STE|GELMIER TIED
 UP AT TIMBER

Council reports that Vim. Steigel- mier has had the time of his life try Ing to reach Solomon from Council City and after a week of hard work has succeeded In getting no farther than Timber where he was still tied up at noon today.
 Stick took over a load of meats and other cheer for the Councilites shortly before Christmas and after spending a short time in the inland metropolis started out for home. Diffi- culties were encountered almost at once and after struggling through the heavy snow he was at length compsll-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
COMING EVENTS
U. S. MAIL MOVEMENTS.

Mail for Kougarok and Teller leaves the first and fifteenth of each month.
 Mail for other sections of Seward peninsula and the outside closes Mon days and Friday, at 4:S0, registered and ordinary mall. five o'clock p. m.
 Malls arrive Thursday and Sunday
 Mails leave Tuesday and Saturday morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
NEW PAY STREAK IS
 LOCATED IN T0LOvANA

are many indications that il will prove extensive.
 The strike was made on ground which has received but slight pros pecting heretofore although the creek Is a tributary of the famous Mike Hess creek. MeKinnon, Is himself interested in the Tolovana section and states that in his opinion the new camp vii: prove to be a big producer He re- ports that there Is considerable acti. witty and nearly everyone Is busy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

A large number Of outfits are pros pecting and several are taking out pay. Harry Patterson and a number Of others are mentioned all of whom are engaged In taking out winter dumps. several of which are reported to con- tain exceptionally good values. Mo- Kinnon states that the output of the camp Is certain to be upwards of two hundred thousand dollars for the pres nj season
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

COUNCIL. Jan. 7.-Telephone re- a marvellous escape from death in the great blizzard which blew across the peninsula Tuesday. The hero of the story Is the well known Candleite, Alec Mcintosh who Is working with his partner. Duncan Mcdonald, some miles up the Keewalik river. The morning of the big blow the men went out to work as usual at seven o'clock, McDon- aid went down the shaft while his partner remained above to look atfer he boiler.
 The former worked for some time but heard nothing from Mcintosh, but, thinking nothing was wrong, made no effort to learn the reason for his con tinued absence. Mcdonald continued his labors until the noon hour and then went aloft. A search of the boiler house failed to reveal any sign of the missing partner and he then went to the cabin only to find that the door was oi9n and the interior full of snow. Realizing that something was wrong McDotald commenced q hurried search of other cabins in the vicinity but could find no trace of his missing partner. Others joined the search and the entire neighborhood was gone over face of the storm. but the searchers were still unrewarded when the shades of night shrouded the land in dark
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

From all obtainable information 1t appears that something like ton of mall had arrived here by the end of the first week In January one year ago So far as can be ascertained only about five or six hundred pounds have reached us In thls year of grace and We wonder why Isn't 1t about time that the chamber of commerce com menced activities to find out if possi- ble why this should be? The post office department insists that we have a. reasonable" mail service. Does this look like it?
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
ALEC M'INTOSH HAS MARROW ESCAPE FROM
 DEATH AT CANDLE

fortable as possible and restoratives applied until such time as he could be given medical attention.
 Lost Since Early Morning.
 According to the story told to his rescuers, Mcintosh became lost soon after his partner, Mcdonald. had de- scended the shaft After employing himself for q few minutes following his partners leaving him, he went to the boiler house to fix the fire. but was struck by violent gust of wind which threw him down. He stated that he was rolled for some distance by the blast and on regaining his feet could see no sign of either the house of the wtndlass.
 Wanders Fifteen Hours.
 He then started out to find his way back, thinking that he could easily locate himself He sooh found himself lost however and continued to wander on until found by his rescuers. During all of his fifteen hours of wandering he had been unable to find shelter of any character and was In blind des- peratlon and all but exhausted when located by the rescue party. The latest reports state that he has been taken to the hospital at Candle but so far nothing has been learned as to the extent of his injuries
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

Tnight at the Eagle hall moving pie ture show the ninth episode of the "Lucille Love serial will be shown this series is full of action and keeps one intensely interested from start to finish. Two cracker jacks comedies, "Private Box No. 23" and joker Uni- versal entitled "The Tramp Dentist,s' are also on the program making this one of the best bills presented this winter. On next Monday night the first five esipodes of theg reat Lucille Love serial will be repeated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
AVER AND
 WIFE RETURNING

Telephone reports from Council to- day state that MT. and Mrs. Fred Aver arrived there last night on their return journey from Candle whither they have been during the holidays. The couple are reported to have been caught in the big blow en route but took shelter in the cabin on First Chance. The trip was otherwise de- void of special event.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
A. p. A. Service.

FAIRBANKS, Jan. 6.-That a new and apparently rich paystreak has been discovered on Moose creek In the Tolo- vana Is the report brought to this city by Tom McKinno, prominent Idtarod and Ruby mining man who has been over to the new diggings on tour of inspection.
 McKinon says that he full extent of the new pay had not been determined up to the time he left but that there
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

Tonight the Dream presents a two reel K. B. feature, a grand military photoplay that's alive with furious ac- tion and thrilling adventure, also a splendid little problem play entitled, Miss Raffles' with q good sure fire comedy to close the entertainment called the Deceiver. Sunday night joy night Mabel Normand In "The Sleuth of the Floral Parade"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07
A. P. A. 6srvice.

A. P. A. 8orvtc0.
 ent Zipf of the White Pass Company has announced 6 raise of one dollar states via the vessels of that company thereby causing considerable ill-feel- ing among the owners of antimony properties in this section who feel that the company Is attempting to force a little extra money out of the new in. dustry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

volved in the gambling cases the mat ter has been laid over until later pend ing a decision of the district attorney as to the nature of the charge under which the defendants will be heard. In the meantime both sides are framing up for siege and It Is possible that hard fought legal battle may ultl- mately develop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

ed to abandon his sleds and drive his stock into Timber Since that time he has been unable 10 get started again owing to the almost continuous storms At last accounts he was hauling hay with dog teams from Council to keep his stock alive until they can make their getaway.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-07

The Solomon Derby h now the next attraction of the Nome Kennel Club and 1t certainly promises to be some contest. Judging from the probable entries. who are burning up the trail on their trial spins. the race will be some classy event.
 Leonard Seppaa has good looking bunch of Siberians. He drives them constantly and is well pleased with their showing.
 Percy Blatchfords team are as hard as nails. They have been on the trail all winter making long trips. Several new dogs have been tried out by Percy with good results
 Harry Riley's string of miniature staghounds are too we'll known to be commented on; however the Riley