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The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
RESTA FAVORED
FOR GOLD CUP
Speed King Outdis-
tances All Rivals
in Trial Laps
SPEEDWAY

SPEEDWAY. HAYWOOD. H..
Aux. "a Dnrio R"sta. automobile
speed king ruled the fayorite for
honorS IN 'oday's gold cup and So.
600 prize automo5lle race
None OF the eight drivers who
qualified for the race yesterday.
came close 80 The diminu'lve Itnl.
ians record lap OF the day before.
when he ciTcied the wooden track
~ speed of li3 3 miles per hour.
As a result Resta viii have the pole
in the nrst OF the five 25-mile heats.
The SO 600 purse will De diVided
"a follows
First. $4,000, second S2.500. third,
$3.50. fourth. $3.50. nth. $500
Arrangements have been made for
huge crowd
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Livestock
ucHIGAx CENTRAL sTocklARDs

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCkNARDs
DETROIT. Aug is--Csttl% Mar
ket steady. Ie6Ise higher best
heavy steers tSasf5. Best handy
weight butcher steers. 8 Is q : 1s
mixed steers and heifers. fs,s0 a.
handy light butchers, gsus35. ugnt
butchers IS 50Gs best cows fs0
CSC. butcher cows IS n515. corn NOR
cows, s46e ass Gamers s35e6t25
best heavy bulls tsds55 bologna
bulls. sSson 5.T5. stock bulls - y
$50, feeders So 50 d715 stockers.
tbboFs mixers and spriugsrs VOC
IS Nsal calves Market good hest
grades SOC higher others I'll - .
l2E0 heavies fs % q $50 Srssp
and lambs Market steady oes'
lambs. siO5o. far lambs. 55g
lG2s light TO com mon lambs 8 %
yeariings. tg9sSe fair 20 good sheep.
$50 cuiis and common. - s. (.
8 Hogs Market iec : CHER. york
ers and hsavieA. tlel5g !6.se. pigs
ss75dsSo
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
COMMERCIAL
DEPOSITS SHOW
HEALTHY GAIN

The weekly report % he Detroit
ClesrinE House l-so, 'aticn shows an
lncrea 80 n Commercial deposits 0f
more than s. 1S). no an n SAVING
deposits ~ half a t1.ll!oa coilars
Leans for he week increased morn
than s. 600 900. tre total loans BE-
!ng s220 as 160
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Galveston Fears
For Gulf Shipping

GALVESTON. Tex, Aus 10
Galveston had passed through an.
other tropical hurricane today. just
two days more than year since
last years destructive storm
But while the storm took a heavy
toll in lives and property a year
ago, yesterdays blov only provided
an interesting spectacle for thou
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

vent national railroad strike.
That Was the situation when 81
railway presidents and 50 railway
managers prepared 20 leave their
hotel today for the White House,
where President Wilson waited 10
20 over the matter once more with
them They hadn't slept lot,
most of them having been Engaged
In conferences OF their own up 10 a
late hour last night.
The upshot OF their conferences
was not 20 accept the presidents =
/ proposal FOR settlement OF the con
I troyersy with the employees. They
were prepared 20 hold on, for aroi.
! 'ratiou. they said.
IN lengthy statement ~ their
position. which they had rrsdy 20
Jay before the president. the rail
road heads claim they cannot yield
The principle % arbitration They
desire peace. they say but declare
such peace mus, b. bailt upon aret
trat!on
y appears hat the situation n
n Is 20 be solved. must result now
IN mutual concessions The rail-
road executives are willing 20 do
this The employees. II became
known today. are willing also 20
,arry a while. and consider the
question ot possible trades
The president let Il be understood
hc Is determined the situation shall
no, get away from aim He wants
settlement. and 1, ia understood,
he has not yet reached the end OF
his resources There was more talk
today ,ha, he would appeal 70 the
directors of the roads and some ot
n. biggest financial Interests back
O, them-ss court ot last resort
The more likely plan in view,
however. was tho formation o, an
entirely new proposition 20 present
20 both sides. There is no question
that the railroads will not yield 70
he eight-hour plan unless It's iu.
sugurattou is preceded BY thor.
oush Investigation by an impartial
commission 20 prove It's application
20 railroad operation Is practicable
The railroads are willing they say
70 submit 20 such al Investigation
az he hands OF The interstate com
merce commission, a board appoint
ed by he prssiden; or any other
body capable ot acting
Their contention IS that before
they can raise rates, they mus, sub
nit 20 Investigation and therefore
before they raise ssisr,ss-or MAKE
a change equivalent 20 this--thsy
should BE- entitled 70 Ar investiga
ton To yield without this investi
cation. they claim would prejudice
later appeals 20 The interstate ON
uerce commission for increased
rates
In remaining Grm axsius' absn
donneut % the right of arbitration
the railway executives CLAIM 20 b.
acting In behalf not only ot them.
selves bat % oig Industries All over
the country. Ia the Interests ~ rhe
- per cont of the railroad on gi0y rs
~, aAslia'ed with The four brother
hoods
The union representative yr,'er-
lav yCYeT -h~a@ ~ one III favor ~
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
CHICAGO LIVE srnCk

CHICAGO Aug ler--HuEs Re-
ceiptz 500. market strong IGc rIg
sr nixed and butchers s. ts = 3 So.
good heavy. SO q q 70 50 rough
tssvy. s. T5nsf - iRst. s. 30 y . o o.
piKs tsions-5 Cattle Receipt.
200 market s'@ady h~evss t7-7(i
$50 COWS and ueifers s7T0as 5r
stockerS and feeders i5G-Fe Tay-
ans sT36ds.5h. calves s. 25nIz-5
sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady. native fs-1d- weston
ts7Gds lambs. i725diI weg'err
tT5Odii15
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
xrM NnRk CorroN NARkEr
QuotAt.ors sy Paine. weeeer & Co
Aux -
MN HnRk PRnDICE

NEW YORK Aug lF-Fl0ur t.
active Pork Frue- mess s. : 2
1ss Lard Strong middle w@st
SPOT tlaGlEih =uEsr Raw dun
csntriflxAl IS test y5s3 cut Loaf
sslB crushed IS powdered $40 ?
as xrarulAtsd . H-1g To-ee
R!o No or spot sl1 TalloE
Strorx special &c city =. rou--
try, Gsc Hay Ftru priT", 5. 9o
No = sSGsnc clover 20 81 10
Dressed poultry Firr turkeys p ?
ssc chickens 2id52~ fowls IS =
22lc ducka LonE Island SOC Live
poultry Firm geese l2c du~SS IS
Gslc ro~tS lsLGl-,c turk~ys -
Hlsc. ROSTERS I3rz Gi+c -ri~kens
hroii4rs 81 I95r Cheese stronger
state milk. common - specials - =
1Lsc skins. common 20 spec ais, q
lk-c
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

CHICAGO-Adole Rowland. must
cal comedy actress. known IN mar
ried llfe a. Mrs clara = Ruggles.
has Med suit FOR divorce The petit
ton charges her husband Charles
6 Ruggles. an actor, with desertion
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
OPENS LOWER
General Falling on in Prices
Characterizes Early
Trading

NEW YORK. Aug ia general
falling OF IN prices characterized
the opening OF the stock market to-
DAY. Issues which closed strong
yesterday, declined from IA 10 l-2
today.
During the hrst hour prices In
creased but the market remained
quiet pending the outcome Of the
morning conference OF President
Wilson and the railroad presidents
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
DETROIT STOCK
EXCHANGE QUIET

Trading Saturday morning on the
Detroit Stock exchange was the
liGhtest reoordsd this week. The
only Issue strong in the late trad
Ing Friday was burroughs on which
the hid was later Withdrawn. Sew
cral blocks OF 80 shares each were
cold ~ t2s. the nrst transactions
since II started to climb q week ago.
The last previous saie was at 35s.
The Offering Saturday was 44o.
Acme commoo Is soft; 30 are REQ
Car and Ccntinentsl.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
CHICAGO Ritter

CHICA 20. AVE- ls-bItter ~
t-Rs vs- srsts % = p a dairy sx-
tras. 80 e.s-c Hrsts .sH -
Eggs Prime ordinary. p = az
rrsts ztG15C cheese Tyirs Is 1.
Gisc yourF Americas. - a---c
Live po1lt-y Fowls - 1-c ducks
ieSi-c geese ieEIIr springs - =
2fc. turkHKs &c pcfs.0@s Receipts
- cars Minnesota ard Ohio. 8 10
Jersey tii5di.s
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

The folIowirg arms AZ. privileged
to execute orders on the Exchange.
W. z Moss a Co. Carlyle a Pcvah.
Geo. NJ West a Co.. 4 Z Aaeerons
mour a Co. ". r Mclaughlin. Aer-
rili. Lynch 4 Co. " A. Hamlin a
Co. wm- A. Seer q Co. Sinclair a
couis. Emmet I. sprague Wm. n
Co. W r. Reilly a Co. Mat.hew
Finn. A ". wallace a Co, L~wis Q.
etockard a Co. Bennett Smith a
Gorton-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
CHICAGo GRAN

CHICAGO Aug u --CrealaS -
whsst Secteuhrr up 80. Deem
her up a NAY Gp 80 Corn
S-.-e-,he~ up Lc pece u'ne- uT -.
Nsv up - Oats september up - r..
Ds~er1ecr - -. May up &c. Fro
visions Higher
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Detroit Bank clesraneeL

Detroit bank clearances FOR Sat.
urdsy were s7.0it.si2T Total
ciesrings for 1915 tc date were ,i..
siS.IsS.i5tis as against ts7s.lis..
s2S.ol for the corresponding period
In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
CLEVELAND LIVE srocK

CLEVELAND. Aug ls-HoEs Re
ceipts, 1000 market i0c highsr
workers. mixed and mediums. 90 tG
pigs, ts7t roughA. }s.h stage 8
Cattle Receipts. IL cars market
weak. Sheep and lambs Receipts
ears. market steady: lambs tor
t1o.5O Calves Receipts. iBD. mar
tet steady. top. ala
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

TOLEDO, o., AUG ls-Hog.i Re-
h.syi.. tlSsSeiS.. 9.sisP. ii1Siss
piss pTs' calves Esrs,t s9e ssss
higher Shssp and lambs Market
steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
NEW YORK Hrrrna Ann raaA

,.i NrE S,-T91 ToHH i,s.,,,. 3 Z; hck 'rsss 4sss
.us. Mqiose imS,los sr.s4sry
nrs,.. I.6LAe: special. ,iAo,iXs
by white fancy, Jsntoc, nearby r1iI.
I'd fancy. 3s1tac. fresh hrsts i70
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
BUTTER Avn pccs

nuttsr-Ertra creamery. awe ID:
creamery nrsts. 2sc ID: dairy. fsc 10.
package. 1lc ID.
Eggs-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
%. hrstss ib&c. current receipts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

.. ~ ssssA. lgsser~i ~s.asev .s the
DeePset- -Wafls~essrw line, ssseunrss
that an Indian band Will furnish
music on the steamer oioott. on the
trips the neHt two Sundays Dressed
IN fsn reGAAs with backskin cos
Srvs SrSs ssfs S,.s soe s.ns tes,nsT' n,,, ots, n.
the 6tseHDer oieott st wslpoi, isl-
aa1 oa the "trip TO wsiisceburs
a04 Wtll furnish music until tho
eteaRsr yessyns 60 the. Island Mr..
om1lh sagu thai the indians will
elN1er pcDs,er airs - well az In
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

PARIS, Aug l9.--The Germans
entered a small element Of a French
trench north of Msurepss IN most
violent countersttscks against all
the newly won French positions
north ot the Summe las. night, but
at every othsr point were com piete-
~ repulsed II was ontcislly an.
nounced today.
On The vertun front the french
captured q few ruined houses
The German assaults north of the
somme reached their greatest vio-
lenee between Msarepas and Clery
The Teutons vAinfy attempted to
sxpsl ,he French from the outskirts
OF Haurepas and TO throw back the
French lines threatening to encircls
the village. they suffered heavy
losses under French machine gun
Gre. The French took 80 prisoners
South OF the Somme artillery whs
most aosive In the region OF Belloy.
E11-san,erre. where the French have
recently advanced their lines and
also near Estrees
Tho Germans resumed the fight.
ing on the northwestern front OF
yerdun last night with two gren-
ade attacks against the French sail
ent north OF Avooourt and agalns,
Hin s04. Both attacks were com
pIeteiy repulssd The Germans were
driven back to their trenches after
suffering heavy losses Artillery
was active on the whole Verdun
front
In Thurtdays and Fridays Tight
Las the rrench captured 400 un
wounded prisoners
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
Vessel Passages
a. Detroit

DETROIT AlE Is-Up psrssus
Freno-. 70 m Leonard.
PresqgS Isle. ~ ~ Nrster 80
tgE osborn. F4-.u- Toxic.
FyerH ~ 60 ~ll.srs. - 40 A n
England. 72f N aFara 80. Ksrr.
90 cora a Jerney. 80 SNYDER IT,
80 sierra $50 T.. p favlc son.
z 10 Colonel 1.l5 STACK ouss AEss-
Ez 70 EdEa-d B-@i tung 30 Cor
Mir~A. SC shsAdle 90 Huron ~
Down Corsy 10 .. m. Fare u.
Q 90. Huron. ! a m Lynch. ! %,
EIpricks. - Howard Hanna, "a
snyfh. D1uksy. sAo saunders Jr.
r. AdriAtic. 10 CioEsoic, 20 Franz
Brown. C~phsus $40, 4 W Osborne.
80 EtNa. $50 North Sea 70.
Yates 40
.t TIE 800
sAuLT STE MARIE. Mich aug
ts--Cp senator. 80 last niEh'
German ? Harvester 80 new
son son Krupb. ii Is NOTTINGHAM. Rls-
SCI Hubbard. Midnight Hydrus. 30
Morgan Jr Booth. 30 TOY 8
AukokokAn. 40. Hill Tim BE
20 Perkins Gates Mars. AIs1
Thompson. r. steel King. Ciocs 2
Tniitln. Superior city Midland King
g. Slsu~rs Fritz RsRIluA Dunn
E4'fsrs 30. Poe 10 Hoover. Csl'r
Down Quincy shaw last night
Harvard, John Bafiurh II Plank-
tatpn, ~ - m vega J 20 'smalJ
Miner SATOrlc. Atnabasca Cen
turion. PlAck, Francis Roboins. :,
r1vnhsrn. T. Mseosts, EI-ood. 20.
70 Mariana. N~rcs. n 40. Watt, Ma.
MA nom
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

grad announced gains IN The Carpa.
thians
Evidence that both sides In the
Balkans sre prerar for serious
hghtinE was contained In the An
nouncement that NE Bulgarians bad
crossed the Greek border and occu-
pied q .trs,egic position at the town
OF Fiorina, threatening the French
right 1ank
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19

Ul-0rN BUTTER
EL0fN, Ill, Aus. 1a.--Butter: All
e4les were at fsk cents. an advance
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
STORK BEATS
REAPER" 2 to l
IN MICHIGAN

Ccostipusd from r.Se o.s,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
SLAVS PIERCE
TEUTON LINES
BEFORE KOVEL

CCsutia.ed from Psre ono
The Detroit times., 1916-08-19
EIGHT-HOUR DAY
FOR TRAINMEN
IS JUST DEMAND

CCoatia.-d from Psx. ons
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
PORK AND PREPAREDNESS
 MUNITI0NIST SAUSAGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., April o. With Henry Ford declaring that his big vote in Michigan was a protest against Preparedness. Senator Ken yon on Saturday delivered the pre-. parationists some telling blows cit ing several actual Illuminating cases revealing closo mixture of pork and preparedness and labelled mu- nftionist sausage.
 Secretary Baker reports that the American troops will remain in Mexico until the original aim of the administration is accomplished; the capture or dispersal of the bandits who raided Columbus.
 It isanot expected that the Senate will be ready to vote on the army bill until April IS. Politics will postpone it, if nothing else.
 Democrats now are. beginning to believe that the agitation against preparedness is finding unexpected
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

favor everywhere, and while the mu- nitionists are the most noisy they are not as strong as they are voci- ferrous. outside the states where the industrial activities of the intuition plants control so much voting strength. In this event it is likely that despite Wilson, anti-prepared- ness blanks may be adopted at the convention.
 Secretary Baker announces that hs will re-organize the entire army
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
ZEPPELIN RAIDS SPUR
 BRITISH DEMAND ACTION

LONDON, April 9.-Rccruitins Zeppelin raids are spurring the peo- pie to demand immediate activities on the west front so that they can control the coast of Belgium. It is not impossible that these clamorous demands may force the hands of the British members of the War Council and incline towards precipftous ac- ton.
 The papers are asking what the army has been raised for if not to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
GERMAN ATTEMPTS MAKE
 STEADY PROGRESS VERDuN

the northwestern lines of the Yer dun dcfonses and they are systemat- ically bombarding and capturing after bombardment, by storm many minor positions and the first line of trenches.
 An attempt to inaugurate big f1anking movement concentrating the German forces at Langenfellkopf, failed, the Germans being repulsed with great slaughter.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
MILK FARMERS WIN
 FIGHT WITH RETAILERS

CHICAGO, April 9.--The retailers and bottlemen at length gave in to the dairy farmers after a hard and sharp struggle during which time the bottlers could not secure gal lon of milk to sell.
 The prices agreed upon between farmers and retailers are an in- crease by about IS per cent. One of the terms agreed upon is that the retailers will not raise the retail prices to consumers. It is es imateo that bottlers have been making over two hundred per cent profit on the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

BERLIN, April 9.-Steady pro- gress marks the German offensive at Verdun battle front. Occasional sot backs have all of them no signi- ficance in the smashing forward movement of the Germans.
 The object now is to bend back the semi-circular projection on the west front which tho Verdun posi- tions have been threateningly in- truding. The work will not take
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
HINDENBERc HAmMERING
 RIGA-OvlSNk DEFENSES

have recently been augmented in this region.
 LONDON, April 9.-The Press is refusing to take stock in dispatches which hint a possible separate peace with the Centra! Powers upon the part of Russia. oficials simply say that Russia realizes that that can- not be done and in any event would not be- The Press contention that Russia is in danger of . revolution If the war continues is not nearly as
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

PARIS, April 9.--It is admitted that the German attempts to reduce the salient northwest of Verdun are making steady if slow and costly progress.
 The Germans arc taking positions surely enough, but at ccGt of hu. man life unknown even in this bloodiest of wars hitherto.
 Now the Germans are practically directing all their energies againot
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
GOVERNMENT CLERKS
 HAVE ORGANIZATION

their connection with the labor or ganization or get out at once.
 The officials of the organization for, to enforce this plan would mean the complete dislocation of the ctlice work and routine as the employees will strike should one man be dis missed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 9-- Without asking permission from any one and taking the bureaus by surprise, five thousand government t clerks organized and have joined the American Federation of Labor.
 If the president will permit it, several bureau heads have declared that the clerks will have to sever
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

COPENHAGEN, April s.-von Him Aenberg is hammering away at the Russian Dvinsk lines despite the bad
 conditions that there prevail. It is apparently his intention to get in the first blow, for all along the Dvinsk and Riga fronts he has been
 bombarding and storming with sledge hammer violence. The gains however are small. The Russians Seing strongly entrenched and ap- pareutly we'll supplied with suns and ammunition. Their forces too
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
CONFESSED TO BIG THEFT
 REGISTERED U. s. MAIL

would get the worst of it. He warn. ed them that he would squeal and his accomplices told him to squeal and be damned.
 So far nothing is givon out to identify the three accomplices, but the men are being hunted for by the federal officers who got the tip from Moran. Moran will be held as a witness against them and will prob ably go free himself
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

LOS ANGELES, April 9.-FederaI officers brought here today one James Moran from San Diego.
 Moran has confessed to participat- ing with three others in tho robbery of the registered mail on the New York ferry boat on February 20. The registered mail was ransacked completely and every bit of it's con- tents abstracted in a most daring manner.
 The robbers secured two hundred
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

but it based upon the highest mili- tary reasons and will be broken when everything is prefectly ready. Lloyd George said that there would not again be any more costly premature offensives, and when the offensive would start it would begin with the full strength of the army and proceed without interruption.
 BERLIN, April g. Minister Jagow
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
Mexican Minister Has Denied US. Using R.R.
GERMAN DELEGATES PLAN
 AFTER WAR TOUR ROUTE

BERLIN, April 9.-Hungary, Aus tria and Germany have delegates here now discussing the routes for tourists after the war.
 They figure it out that there will be universal desire to visit the scenes of the fighting, and that it Is desirable to systematize the work of routing in a manner favorable to the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
THREE KILLED WHEN
 VIEWING AUTO RACE

CORONA, Cal. April 9.-Three were killed and four injured when a racing car lurched off the Corona Boulevard track into the spectators
 The car while rounding the circle skiddcd and leaped into the spectat- sor crushing four under it and seri-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

and fifty thousand.
 Moran voluntarily confessed, and it is admitted that this is the only direct evidence against him although he has been under suspicion for some time.
 He stated to reporters today that he only got two hundred dollars Of the rich loot, owing to frame-up on the part of the other three men. He said that he told them if they didn't blow through, that they
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

LONDON, April 9.-Lloyd George is answering the complaints of gov ernmental and army inactivity. He says that he cannot enter into any explanation of the present quietness relatively speaking on the west front.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

old fashioned silver brooch; an heirloom; name en. graved on the back; please re- turn to this office.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Sulphur, Sassafrass Bark Mexican SarsaparilIa,, Cascara Bark,
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

fight, and the inactfon on the west front is bitterly condemned in 6 good many periodicals which simply re-echo the minimizing clamor of the people.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

three countries dominant in Central Europe. The plans have already been skeltonized and are giving great satisfaction.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

positively certain as that Russia could not avoid en extremely bloody revolution if the war was settled on the basis of separate peace.
 The Russians gains continue in Galicia.
 PETROGRAD. April s.-The si. tuation in Russia is greatly improv- ing with the intuition stocks now all that could be possibly rsQuired. The fighting at Dvinsk is not severe although now and then the Germans
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Surphur, sassafrass Bark Mexican Sarsaparilly, Caccara Bark.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

aviation service, taking it out of the Signal Corps branch as it is at pre- sent. It is held that in no other s~ssion has the God of Mars been able to so exercise the peaceful poll ticians.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

milk sold and can afford to sell even less than at present with the higher price paid.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

much longer, end it is expected that after that the allies will abandon any forward movement may be in contemplation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

Freight and passengers by dog team.. Rates reasonable. See Duffy, next the Northern.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

ously injuring three others who were struck by the machine.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

TORONTO, April 9.-Canadian papers are ridiculing the Jagow statement that Germany had designs on Canada. The papers say that that should have been obvious be. cause it was impossible to Germany
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

ridculed the notion that Germany
 had any designs upon Canada.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10
CITY BATH HOUSE.

Moonlight sprins Water. tBois. ,ns Hos,. <,
 n Q. seLnnRa.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-10

BERLIN, April g. Minister Jagow