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; sa Fs ss Hs'i f at various points werner
small T' .a a dot. p ss s:8: Il IL: T
win the output OF me regular poas 81 @ OF IN. property
equipment your Company used IN rs regular special
month month Sa1F o. Ss s
Your plants including rmsnou... a,
installation Adequately insured
~ q ,ssSs 3, and Inventories reject
report, .I.. :1s.sa, s
principally the securities q ne European Sogpsni ~.
an appraisal TO be mad. By n. orea your
appraisal -
important changes have been the ia
March 9. 40. g.s., shA g, ne s.s.
.rtSs nHs Fun. ~ GGa Bo.ss aT' ss"sa against IL,
issue q additional capital stock ~. ,o,,o0,, stock
entitled to pefer,ns ar PT2y over en5 s o BY way
dividends capital stock a, price mgr S
same the stock On.sd for 'a0'cri'-
s 1 g: s:b g.sssR volume a.
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9yide e 23:gs ,,y qNas Dc.
: B s gnsss sa aS' u.
Of iss o. which Their. were ,oSc Outstanding the plan was
retired and usE Convertible Bond, i.sgsa By 1907 $50.
n. Ss Js anT g'o o .ag n as . az: ''is
$40 a2 aa. Of Common soc for each 5000 Bonds
The total outstanding q the walker COMPANY Of c.y,
nd SS5Q000 guaranteed by your Con
pany January 1915 paid OF and retired and nc
property owned by Company free from
The Westinghouse Machine Company.
OF the total snare
a Of the Machine and Il Is therefore "nohy
dividends received during ne
include income from rs operations of
Machine Company operating a. III
products and in addition has ish
| volume OF orders for war munitions
New England Westinghouse Company.
Of this Company tho OF carry
INK manufacture Of 100000 army RE.
made, and income has oeen
Its assets haoiies IN
Tho advances cash payments OF the
nghouss not shown in me Balance snes
Of your Company these contracts was
ti1o3TS New England Company
properties plants inventories and organization expenses
for purpose Of carrying out the rife contracts
Orders for War Munitions.
munitions booked By COMPANY us
Machine Company
amount approximately orders include firm
cancellation for undevere goods upon N.
payment also orders subject cancellation upon
hreem onths
definitely these Special
deliveries under OF them VIII depena
and the duration OF the European Wa
OF Messrs Haskns Sells Certified Public Ac
their audit OF the books and accounts OF your
Company proprietary companies appears in fun IN The
The Board pleasure acknowledging The
Of the officers and the employees Or your
proprietary companies during the past year OF
RAPIDLY changing and unusual business conditions
~ "D'' u VI" GUY TRIP Chairman
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ea 1880: pror mtg 1900.
By Charles A Bsryian.
atty: due u. iS,s: i.,s. n' &c. $3.50 " '
on THURSDAY.
At vessy st.:
Br Joseph r Day
TWENTY-FIVE Manhattan and BronI prop-rus bs-
longing 10 Bond and Mortgage Guaranty Co. vol
THOMAS ST. so,.. IT'S West Bvy. iSrioo. 9
curtis " c. saJs. due. Hi.Isasl; tsres.
"t u ~ w. Az Nous 1918 S M.d.S sS g. % Ss RI s
improvement co. y 7 Goodnov. atty: due. $780,
usrH ST. l2s W :. $40 Lsnor s'. 'oIioo II.
sty dvlg. I5dla Lange agt A Diamond 81 al;
y c Kullch. at'g: due. ,iI.i'sIO. ,sIe, etc.
ny NJ Morg-nihau. Jr.. CO.
1870 ST, iss W, - l25 IN A., 20 1891 u. .
atty dwls. " Cooke AIT hmella Bruno 81 al.
Miller. b. sty'; due. f.Sst7'; t,re. etc.
Al S2os "a u;
.w,s.c, g ~ Je',YYs Day. ,s.n,. .. ...,
NIX :" f5SlSo iii,' ' sty t.ls9 Bl.uy.,
at unity Realty Go ., ali W simpson. atty;
oF ~ 70 Maa.! ' AZ s'ri,st Ss e .Sd .so
at NJ y Farrelly and ano: Cocke. 4 II. stys:
duo. i3.GlLGO. t7ros, etc. $50.
Al IL vsssy st
b. Henry Brady.
STU Az - sna I'f I'd, rs, as .o+ ssh T. 90
Congsr sg 1H Sixth ~ Inc. ct Al. W
Relyea atty: due. ;69.2I55l. taIes ETC. SS.sI2;
prior mise 100000.
nv Joseph r Day.
BROADWAY. 100 g.. 26.5 n 2Tth. 20 5Ie6 liz
irreg s'y bldg and stores W Sterling. a.
trustee. eat W Wells 81 al; shesrman n >.
sttys: due 52.3isTi taIeg. rte SIG 800 II.
20 Az. 1919. " >. 2j.li es,h 81. 25r79. ETY.
tenmt and stores. VI A Howard sgt Peter lemon
~ 81: Mcclure < T.. attys; due. Slt.35I. -
tsIes. etc. sl.j'1.9s.
Hy Daniel Greenvald. -
Il2rH ST. 22l ". -. 100 IN az l1rloOl II,
sty dwlg. Equitable Life Assur Society at !
D0nley Fl al: Alexander 4 q, atys. due. vs.
G1S s.. taxes. etc, $3.50
Al 1908 "a N..
by James J. Doncran:
SIMPSON ST. zoos s. 3sie Westches,er Az.
iOIl0O. 5sty fiat: y Marshall sgt Jennie
Herman 81 al: Edgar Whitlock. atty; due. ISL
4ji: tares. etc. A.53j.
By Herbert A sherman
MANIDt ST, $40. s.. 2S3 2 Garrison Az. 23tloo
~ dylg. Hoffman Miller. trustee. AT Nee
han BIdg 10 Fl al: Miller. X. l. 7. stiys; due,
SS7f1: tares. etc. Slii.52.
BY Charles A. Bsrtm.
DAILY Az 1873, s. us n lTIth 81 ~ 9rto;
& Thompson G, 81 sgt George Hooks BLDG 60 e.
al: Rudd. W VI. sttys; dns '5't59'S' tues'
etc SOS
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply, al its offices.
twenty-second floor, Municipal Building, Park
Row, Centre and Chambers Streets New
York City, until II A. NJ. on Tuesday June
H. 1916 FOR Contract IA, for the construc-
ton OF two concrete-stOne and brick build
ings. approximately 40 feet by rs feet by 20
feet $50 square yards OF brick pavement,
500 feet Of balust sade, and doing miscellane-
Gus work a. silver Lake reservoir. staten
Island The foundations for the buildings
have been built and the pavement founda-
ton will be built under another contract
At the above place and time the bids VIII
=. publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tanning information for bidders, and con-
tract drawings, can be obtained az the above
address, at the Office OF the Secretary. BY de-
posting the sum ot ten dollars SlOl IN
cash or us equivalent for each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply 10 the Office
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer at the
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CIARLTai y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN,
Commissioners Boa rd Of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE, Secretary.
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'H AZ PPEoPLE's Trust COMPANY.
CHANCE OF NAME.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
MITCHELL EDMONSTON GARAGE,
INC. q domestic corporation having ns
principal place Of busIness IN the Borousn
- Manhattan. city County and state OF
New York. win apply tO the supreme
Cotir, of the state of New York, at a sps-
rial TIN thereof Go b. held Ar the county
court House ln the Borough OF haitian.
County ~ New York. on the urst day or
Tune. 1915. az 1890 o'clock Boz The fore
noon u that day. or a. soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. Tor on order author-
t,iro sad corporation 20 change rs cor
n0rste name % BROADWAY AND SIXTY
SECONO STREET COMPANY. GNc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GARAGE. INC.
49, RALPH LEE WHITE.
President
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mass meeting at which it was unani,
mouslv resolved TO address an appeal
10 President Wilson asking him TO use
his influence in protecting these people.
The league also appointed committee
10 wait on the President and 10 take
other means necessary 90 arouse inter
est in movement 90 stir the United
states government 10 iutcrcede 10 DC
half of the Syrian Christians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-22
Foreign Trade Course Ready.

Or Edward +. Pratt. chief Of the Blu
.sau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
'nefee Of the Department OF Commerce
N conjunction with a number OF men
zen known in the export held' has
prepared course in foreign trade
shleh will be issued through the Bust
seas Training Corporation. 1876 Madison
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Avenue. This course is OF six months
duration and covers ell phases OF ior-
elPn commerce.
Ask Wilson TO Aid Syrians.

The Lebanon League Of Progress an
organization representing native chris
lions in Syria now threatened WIN
massacre by the Turks, recently held d
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sHERIrFs AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. sherns Auctioneer. sells
this day. Monday May 22d. 1915. 40 10 20
O'Clock In the forenoon. tf NO 5.i West
tqth ST. ono seven passenger Moline
knight Automobile.
ALFRED r. SMITH SfcriN.
WILLIAM CUFF. Deputy sheriff.
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SrRROGATES NOTICE.

DE la vERGNE. cArHAkiNt IN
pursuance Of IN order OF honor Bile John
p Cohalan, Surrogate OF the county OF
Kew York, NOTICE is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Catharins
A De La Vergne late OF the County OF
New York deceased. 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers
Al their place Of trsnsscting business A.
the orice OF Herbert NJ Teets. No. $50
Fifth Avenue. (. the Borough Of Asnhat-
tan. H. the City OF New York. on or 'efor'
Dated. New York. the goth day Of De-
CHESTER r. de la vERGNE.
KHTHARrNE De La vERGNE STEVEN.
SON EXecutora
HERBERT ~ TEETS.
Attorney for Executors.
$50 Fifth Avenue. New Work city.
GAYLEY. OLIVER C.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John r. Co
halan a Surrogate OF the County or Ne"
York notice is her BY given 10 all persons
having claims against oliver G. Ga}iey,
late Of the County OF New York. deceased.
TO present the same. with vouchers there-
o. 20 the subscribers az their Prlnclp~ !
place Of trsnssctinS business, NO. 70 broal
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan, city
Of New York. on or before tho lst DAY Oh
Dated. New York. the 18th cay Of Feb.
fuT1I8gE Kew YORK TRUST COMPANY.
HENRY BELL GAYLEY.
Executors
HENRY y. GAYLEY. Attorney for Ev.
ecutors. 40 Wall street. New York CRY
IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
Hon John +. Cohalan, Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. Notice 10 hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
George :! scott, late OF the County OF New
York deceased, 20 present the same. win
vouchers thereof. TO the subscribe al
their place OF trsusacting business. ~ ths
once Of Sherman & Sterling No. IS wal
street In the Borough u Manhattan. city
OF New York. on or before the Zsth DAY
psted. New York. tn. card day Of Feb.
rusry, lsie ,..,-,,,,..,
LOUISE D. SCOTT.
sHEARMAN Z STERLING Attorney,
for Executors. o. Wall street. New
York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON.
JOHN p COHALAN, Surrogate u the
County OF Sew York Notice is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
THATCHER ~. ADAMS. JR.. late % the
County OF New York. deceased. TO present
the Same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scribers. az their place u transactlng ousi-
ness. az the Office OF Frederick n. Com
stock. their Attorney 10 IS Wall street,
In the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York. on or before the eighth day OF
November next
1916. JAMES B. MABCN
EDITH a. j. ADAMS.
FREDERICK y COMSTOCk. Attorney
fnr Executors so. 50 Wall Street Sew
York CITY.
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81. No. III West 10th s.

y -. No. Ut Wtst 'i1Ih .
IN. approxlmate amount OF the mortgage
debt Is s945s5 90 and Interest from April
e0th. 1916: costs and allowances. !3sl.lt
and interest: taxes. water rates ana assess
rnent. approximately s. $50 80 and Interest
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1916.
LESLIE S. LOChHAltT.
Retcres.
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

hixet loves n o al
YORK stock o
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.


B.sPHAM, IDA TN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John =. Cohalan.
a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
notice II hereby given 10 all persons hsy-
! Ing claims against Ida T. BsphSm, late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. 20
present the same. with vouchers thereof.
to the subscribers a. their place OF trans
acting business. namely. a. tho once Of
Woodford. Bovee q Butcher No ! Iadi-
son Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
Of New York. on or before the 18th day Of
Dated. New York. 3oth day Of December.
-'-' FREDERICK p TrLGHMAM.
SiDELL TILGHMAN.
wooDFoRD. BovEE & BUTCHER. At
torneys FOR Executors. ! Madison Ave-
nue.. Borough Of Manhattan. city Of
New York
VANDEN HENDEN. RICHARD.-IN PUR-
suance ~ an order n Hon. John 2.
Cohalaa, a Surrogate OF the County 81 New
York Notice II hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Richard Nsnd.n
Heuden. late 81 tho County of New YORK,
deceased. % present the same with youch-
RS thereof 20 the subscribers. - thsr
place Of trsnsacting business. al the ONO.
OF Harris Corwin. iIoffst & Schek. No. $50
Nassau street. in the city OF New York.
on or before the ist day Of September r.It
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Fob
GTEtRfhaD' il. MEYERS.
LAWYERS TITLE & TRUST COMPANY.
executors
HARRIS. CoRwIN. MoFFAT 3 scHER.
Attorneys for Executors, 80 NASSAU
street. New York city
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON.
JOHN =. COHALAN. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. Notice Is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
Alfred g. Lounsbery. late Of the County OF
New York deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers.
az the once Of Wingstc d cullen, their
affrrreEs al their place on frdnsacting
business, az No. 20 Nassau street. IN the
City Of New York on or before the 2isi
day % August next
dated. New York. tho nth day Of Febru-
airy. 1915.
THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY.
Executors
wINGATE & CULLEN Attorneys for
Executors 20 Nassau street. New
York CITY
KNOX. EDWARD MN PURSUANCE
OF an order q Honorable John p. Co
halan. a Surrogate of the County % New
York. Notice is hereby given 10 an persons
having claims against Edward ". Knox.
late OF the county OF New York. deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber. a his place % transact
ing business. 40. - Pine street. borough
Of Manhattan, In the city OF New York. on
or before the second day OF November next
Dated. New York. the 18th day ot April.
1916.
J. FREDERIC KERNOCUAN. Executor.
HENRY J.. MILLER. Attorney Tor Execu-
tor. - Pine street. Borough q Man
haitian. New York city.
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tsummary Annual Report)
Pa, May 20 1915
the Stockholders Electric MANUFACTURING Co
combined report OF
It's proprietary twnoy o"neo
Westinghouse Company Tor the
a. 1915 together with the usual financial
statements Of that date.
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR
Earnings:
Observation-Disclosures.
of sales
Factory including
for Patterns Dies, New
Small Tools and Other Better
Extensions
precautions
Inventory Adjustments
and psv.onm.nt Espens., ios3s3itos
Net Manusa cturinr 'FRONT.' ... nt2s.ss57s
Interest and Discount. .............. tooossss
Dividends and Interest Sundry
Msc.isnsams- Poysl,i., etc .' s7I,oa, iios7ssS
Gro.. Income from All Sources . sie5ses257o
Interest on bonds and D.bentures. i7ist7sss
on Collateral Notes. l35ss+s
Mortrages ..'.................. issss7s ss..ts7o2
Net Available Dividends
nd PurDo
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Playhouse in 35th Street,
Erected by Harrigan,
To Be Sold.
BIG AID STREET SITE
AMONG OFFERINGS
Plot Extends to AID Street, West
of Seventh Avenue, In the
Theatrical District.

The offerings at auction this week
arc unusually attractive. Nearly all
classes OF realty are included in the
long list OF parcels to be disposed OF.
Many of the properties are being Of
fcred at partition and voluntary sales
Some are in choice locations, where
values are steadily increasing and
where good returns may be expected.
The voluntary offerings include
dwelling, tenement, apartment, business
and suburban properties. On Tuesday
in the Vesey Street salesroom Joseph
P. Day will sell many select sites
among them the Garrick Theatre, at
63 20 81 West 35th ST., adjoining the
northeast corner Of Sixth ave. 1t IS
owned by the estate Of Edward Harri-
gan, who built the playhouse. The
property will be sold subject to first
mortgage of $4,000 at 419 per cent,
due April 1, 1918, held by the New York
Savings Bank. On Thursday MIR. Day
will offer thirty-hve properties belong
ing to the Bond and Mortgage Gusran-
tee Company. :,
On Wednesday Bryan L. Kennedy
will sell the buildings at 215 to g28
West 42d St, extending to 22s 70 232
West AID st., 220 feet west Of Seventh
ave. The site is In the heart OF the
theatrical district and covers plot
105x200. 10x50x irreg. 1t is being Of
fered at voluntary sale. On the same
day Mr.. Kennedy will dispose Of some
tenement houses in upper Broadway.
A complete list of the offerings In
the Vesey Street and The Bronx sales
rooms for the week follows:
TO-DAY
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FREDERICK y. TTLGHNAN.
SIDELL TTLGHMAN,

wOODFORD. DOVEE & BUTCHER, At
torneys for Executors. ! Madison Ave-
nue.. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
WOMEN FIGHT FOR MILK
 DURING N. '. SHORTAGE

ly thirty per cent below the normal Genand his s due not in any way 70 the strike of milk drivers but to the fact that the milk canneries are paying very large prices for milk and the dairymen are selling to them be- cause of the extra profit which results. This sudden expansion of the cannery demand is due to the placing of large order for canned milk to be delivered from week to week for use in the na- tions of Europe
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
International News Service.

international News Service.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-A serious shortage of milk exists in this city and is the cause of much suffering among the poorer people.
 Rioting by women at number of dairy milk stations took place this morning. The fighting was not due to personal hatred among the wo- men but arose from the natural desire of mothers to provide milk for their infants.
 One large station with only one hundred quarts of milk on hand was beseiged by nearly five hundred wo- men each of whom wanted a bottle q milk With police aid line was formed. In spite of efforts to prevent trouble the u ky women who got milk were set upon by others who fought Tor the coveted fluid.
 The present milk shortage is near
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
MORE ITALIANS
 IN ALBANIA
International News Service.

IbteTnaIlOndt INeWS SeTNiCe.
 ROME. Oct. 5.--Another Italian eX- petition has been landed in Albania according to the official communque.
 The large force was transported by an .mmense fleet of transports which was accompanied by considerable portion of the Italian navy. The en- tine fleet was surrounded by a swarm of torpedo boats which secured the surrounding waters to prevent sub . .,ri l. attacks.
 Owing. to the secrecy with wll"h thc preparations were made an1 the pr -,utjons taken to ensure safe landing, the entire expedition was landed without mishap. It is believed that the Italian troops are destined to aid in the general allied Balkan op- erations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
NOME DOGS AT DREAM.

Tonight The Wolf a six par. northern feature will be presented at the Dream theater. The scenes are all taken in Alaska and Canada and three Nome dog teams are used in thia great production. t< The story deals with the trails of the early Pioneerl and all the scenes are in rugged and rough country. It is one of the most thrilling and realistic northern pie lures ever produced and shows win ter, spring and summer in the great north. It is great show from start to finish. Shows starts ', 80 and 10 sharp,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
v|LL|STAS SAID
 TO BE WHIPPED
nternationa, News Service.

internationa, News Service. F FL PASO, Oct. 5.-Rumors are rife that the Carranzsts force, which left Chihuahua yesterday in an endeavor to intercept the Villa army which was said to be approaching Torreon, has succeeded and that a battle was fought in which the Villistas suffered severe defeat. It is again reported that Vil- la has been captured but thls is doubt full as it is not postiviley known that Villa was the attacking force.
 The present rumors are not entirely supported by authentic information but are believed to have a sound basis nevertheless
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
Jnternationa, News Service.

international News ServiCe.
 ATLANTIC CITY, Oct 5.-The con- ference of the American and Mexican commissioners which went into session here following the adjournment at New London is expected to be unable to agree and is likely to adjourn in q deadlock.
 The American commissioners are firm in their refusal to yield to the primary demand of Mexico that the American punitive force under Gener- al Pershing shall at once be withdrawn from Mexican soil. Their stand is firm on this point despite the indicat- ed wish of the administration that the Mexican demands be complied with.
 Should the conference adjourn with
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
ADVANCE BY FRENCH
 ON SERV|AN SOIL

erna river in the face of strong oppo- sition. Owing to superior artillery, the way was ultimately cleared for an advance and pontoon bridges were thrown out As soon as the opposite bank was gained large numbers of troops were sent over and the terri tory was securely possessed.
 The drive against Monastir is being made with utmost yigor and in large force
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
International News Service.

International News Service.
 LONDON, Oct. 5.-Dispatches indi- cate that the great Roumanian army of invasion which entered Bulgaria three days ago after crossing the Dan ube at point about fifty miles south of Bucharest has just escaped anni- hilation or capture.
 A great encircling movement by Turks, Germans and Bulgars nearly succeeded. By giving ground and a series of sudden maneuvers the Rou- manian- Russian forces were able to escape the trap.
 The escape is the more remarkable because of the fact that at a critical
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
POWDER PLANT
 EXPLOSION
Facific News Sei2 ce

Pacific News Seel ce
 ST. LOUIS, oct 5.-An explosion occurred last night in the plant of the Ilhnoise Powder Company at Grafton. H., causing great damage To The pionL killing three Workmen and mj0rIag eleven others.
 While the cause of the accident F. not known and probably never will bc il is believed by the superintendent that natural forces only were to blamc though all customary precautions hal been taken, Plans were at once made to replace the wrecked building and Go fill the large orders now on hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
SLAMS DENY
 GREAT LOSSES
International News Service.

PETROGRAD, Oct. 5.--London dis patches giving an account of victory by the Germans over the Russian forces in Nolhynia near LutZk are de- clared by high military officials to be with any substantial foundation. It is said that only the customary hos tilities have been in progress at this point for several days and that no great Russian loss has been sustained.
 Intmation is made that the account emanated from Berlin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
FRENCH MAKE
 S0MME GAINS
International News Service.

international NeWs Service'
 PARIS, Oct, 5.-French operations north of the Somme have resulted in decisive gains according to the official communique.
 A line of trenches were occupied near Morvaland and two hundred pris- oners were taken.
 All interest Is centered in the tre- mendous battle now being fought ac- cording to authentic reports on the Dobrudja front. Military experts are of the opinion that active operations will begin today on all fronts so that the total pressure will prevent the moving of enemy reserves to the scene of the Balkan struggle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
GRAND DUKE COMMANDS
 AGAINST VON MACKENSEN

retreat Von Mackensen who is in supreme of the combined army of the central powers which ifs composed of Turks, Bulgars, Austians and Hun garians.
 Greatest confidence is shown that the grand duke. with the powerful force al his command, will repeat his great success during the inst months of the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-10-05
Pacific News ServIce.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-A dormtory of the Christian brothers college in the surburbs of this city was completely destroyed by fire last night,
 Three are known to have perished and ten others are missing and 1t is feared that they also are dead. The fatalities were caused by a colapsine wall.
 Two of the bI others of the order who