davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-14
OTHER VIEW POINTS

The best news would be that Con- necticut troops had been ordered home. Possibly that will come in time. In the meantime many will continue to have their own opinion why militia men from this part of the country were sent to Mexico in the heat of the summer, when troopS from states along the border reposed in the shade awaiting orders.-MiddletoWn Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-14
sunnite or Sunni Mohammedans.

Packer, Conn, Sept. 13, 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-14

Norwich, Thursday, Sept. IA, 1916.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18

A lock of Thackeray's hair, cut al
ter his death by his daughter, Anne.
now Lady Richie, has been sold Ion
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18

consented to remain over and con-
duct services during the absence of
Pastor Helm He will preach each
night, excepting tonight. when he will
speak at the First African Baptist
church, according to previous appoint
ment-
Yesterday morning DR.. Wilson de-
livered. most thoroughly soul STIR
ring sermon to large congregation
at DR.. Helms church. His text was
Upon this Rock Build My Church
and the Gates of He'll Shall not Pre-
vail Against it.
His subject last night was, "Wit-
nesses for Christ" Before he deliv-
cred his discourse he had short
testimony service along with the de-
votional service.
At tonight's services the choir of
Bethel A. NJ. E. and the Union Bap-
fist and Pilgrims Rest Baptist church
will have special musical numbers
Mrs. G. E. Colowell will sing a sacred
solo. A sacred instrumental trio will
be PLAYED ON the piano. entitled The
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
THIRD IOWA
IN REUNION
Old Cavalry Regiment Will Meet in
Major Stanton's Home
This Year.

BLOOMFIELD, Iowa, Sept IS
The Third Iowa cavalry will hold its
twenty-seventh reunion at Center
vile, Iowa, on next Wednesday and
Thursday, the goth and 21st of Sep
tember This was one of the largest
regiments raised in southern Iowa
during the civil war Over two thous-
and names are on the rolls. About
four hundred members still survive.
Colonel Busse, General Noble, Colonel
Trimble and Colonel Caldwell com
manded the regiment at different
times This year they meet at Major
Stanton's old home. All of these
old commanders have answered to
taps. This morning the official pro-
gram was secured from AL Power.
president of the Third cavalry asso.
citation, and John c. Leech, secretary
which is as follows:
Wednesday.
10000 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.-Registra.
ton of comrades.
900 D. m-Music, Centerville band
2:30 D. m.-Welcome address, May.
or of Centerville.
Response-Hon. e. Rominger
I Address-Captain Thomas Brown
| Chicago.
! 7:3O p. m.-Camp fire, Hon. Saint
/ Kirkpatrick, Second Iowa infantry.
Thursday.
I 900 a. m.-Business meeting.
! 2:3O p. m.-Address, Hon. s. A
Power and others.
1880 D. m.-Camp fire.
! On the second day the Appanoose
/ County Veterans association will
meet with the Third cavalry. The
program will be interspersed with
music. recitations, and such distin
/ guished speakers as may be present
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18

Hand Writing on the WALL" by Miss
Dora Ware. Mrs. d. E Butler ana
Mrs. Brentha Clark.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
airoe q. U. Block Day.


The committees of the Benevolent
Union have worked faithfully today
and have left an envelope at every
door. in which gifts are to be placed
for the Birge B. U. home. Tomorrow
morning these envelopes will be col
Iected and there should be some gift
in every one. This is charity in
which every dollar is spent for value
received and yet money cannot meas
ure the value of home for one who
otherwise would be homeless. For
twenty-six years and more the
Benevolent Union has been doing
philanthropic work for Keokuk peo-
pie. The good work done is i'm
measurable and this home for old
ladies and children is the elimination
of those years. Be sure that your
envelope contains some gift, a gift in
proportion to your ability to give.
The committees which collect the en-
velopes are asked to take them to
the home of the president, Mrs. ID. A.
Collier, where the money will be
counted and later a report of the
money collected will be published
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
Make Skin Smooth

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture in
stantly and that cleanses and soothes the
skin
Ask any druggist for a 25c bottle of
zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that pimples. black heads,
eczema, ringworm and similar skin trou-
bles will disappear.
a little zemo, the penetrating, satis-
flying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes all skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
Zemo. Cleveland.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
DEATH NOTICE.

HAMILL-David Brown Hamiil al
St Luke's hospital, st. Louis, on
Sunday evening at $40 p. m, aged
10 years. Funeral announcements
will be made later.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
BILLIARDS AND RoWLINa.

- FOR SALE-Bnliard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, SIPS: second hand tables at re-
decd price,. Easy payments. Cigar
tstore, drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co. Davenport, Iowa.
L G. Sanders, agent, 219 Harrison St.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
Sweden at School.

Kansas City Star: Sweden appar-
entity has yet to learn the first lesson
of international law, which is that
Selling mails is the right solely Of the
mistress of the seas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
CONGRESS- Bio Bill.

Chicago Evening Post: Congress
spent S., $780, GOO a day" As T. r. so
well and frequently says, there are
things more costly than war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-18
SERMON SERIES
THIS WEEK
Rev. Wilson is to Preach in coIored
Churches in
keokuk,

A series Of meetings will be held
at Pilgrims Rest Baptist church this
week. Rev. DR.. J. w. Wilson has
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-24
Bar miro nerU1S
i'm Eugelregen!

Berlin, "a. g[pril. 8ob Der
Bar 8ort beiaitet lit uno ieineu M1ami
i'm Alloelregen nidt lteIlt, ergibt iid
aus %fOleenOer MeIOune, bic Der
ueberieeiiden Rahridtens agentir
aus Sdipeoen 5lseeaneen 1T: Scr
Gar belt in gcqIettung oes @efebls.
bo6ers Der ridliiden Streitfr1Ite al
Der @oli5ien, 6roat cine Sruppeu.
iAau ab, ais plobli9 elm oiterrei.
diiH.umeariIb der 6lieger fem gridei
lien madte ilno mebrere Bomber
berabihIGtoerte. 9ieielben fietsn In
Den $eerbaifen, ben Der Gar geraoe
infpi5ierte, ttno Die GoIge mar, oab
Die SoIonten nod alien Rihhneen
bin INSTRUMENTATION. Scr Bar al.
Ter NeuBen ipuroe nerboS uno emit.
gtne mir nit fnnpper got i9tperen
Berpunorneen. 4I8 ii1 Der erIte
bel ibm geIeat bate, mur0e
er ungemiitLi9 uno rib ben General
8ruHiloff niat idle6t berumter
ihliebli6 entbob er ibn oes Som.
monOos uno itbetgab @eneral Spa.
noff ben 0berbefebl.
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Declares i6er Den Sdn6
0eS 3. Qulomo6dG onH|leS!
Na9 Der OffjieDtR Gtimmsn3dblang trafeu nod
mebrere aoHtttaateu etH!
IIaisr4 4. Ant0mabiLR Onttf btgtnat am "a. AbriI

@ic fuir bereits am GamStag
meloetan, fat an oieieHG Tage Die
.offi8iele Stimmen5GBIung i'm 2u.
tonobil aonteit Der n3dg[i9eu
omaha $ribiine" Itattgefunoen.
9as id5ue teiie Gor0 . automo6iL
pur6e bon &errn 8. 8. 9nnte.
rteDer aus 9eibler, Neb., eefpoil.
nenb Der bel Der offi3iellen Sfim-
men8dblung ni9t aieegen mar. 9as
Reiultat pltroe ibn ilber oas Sele.
pbou nitgeteiIt, uno ct NOR natiir.
lid itber ieiHen Sieg ent8iift uno
beriprad Oitier &oee nod Omaha
5ii fominer, I'M ieine Sicgestro.
pbee ndd $duie 5t bringen.
Rad Der -StimmendbIung err
i6ien nod Serr 70. s. Guitsmonu
Gus 8idrell, Reb., Der ben @rtro-
9reis fit Die meiiten nelten 9bon-
neitten getponnen bat. &err Quits
mann ipraf ii6 nit Der 2eitung
lIno Dem Ger[ouf oes &ontgtes
ais b06it 6efrieoiet aus uno per-
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Gus fremont, Jle6r.

81. April.
G8 miro bon geefu gort beridytet.
odB ii9 biele 9tefruten fir ote 4r.
NEE anmerben laiIen. 8oIen mir
boffen, oaB ale Die &riegsIdreier
groB ltnO flein iif fir S9iibengro.
befloienIt meI6eu, rto ooB altd Der
aGrHel itno Der Broieiior nift fe9.
len meroen.
Sim n6diten Gonntag finoet in
Der SalemS.air6 obermoI8 &onfir-
nation itatt, uno iperOen es oieles
0taI grua9iene ietn.
Bernard bon Seggern bon Serb.
ner erbielt bonn GountDridter @in.
teriteen einen SeiratserInubnisIdein,
li6 nit Gr1ulein Bertha SapefpIt
bon &eit Boint 81 berbeiraten.
@. 8. Dodge bat Mi9oeI 9eId-
nep auf cine oltr1 g2oten uto Sp-
potbef geiiderte Sttulne bon $4,000
bertlogt.
Die @ottes0ianfte Ser fatboliIden
Stride ltno in oieier ISOLDE iebr gut
beluht poroen.
Maortin &nsmulien un6 Snmilie,
ipelhe Dor s Sabren bon bier mad
alberta ,aonaOa, 8ogeft, unO bic I'M
lebten Serbit Damn nod @erifo iiber.
lieoelten, baben iid ieBt nod San
Diego, CAL eefLiif)tet, i'm Den me.
rifanilden 8trren at e%rtgeben. Serr
8osmuiien 1T Elm Satpager unferes
friiberen @iirgermeiIters 9obert Ser.
re mo 0es Serrn Mforttr Sorenfen.
Ole geiddftliden 8erbGltniIIe in
Californian iino mad 8eridt BON
5reo 6tepar0, ipeI6er geraoe bon
bort 8uriidgefommen lit, iebr idledt.
Mr6eit loipobl mie @elo ftno fdlper
8t erlangen; 9anfen berIongen aus
ge8eidnete Siderbeit. @on8 beTon-
0erS gaoriidte @erb1ltniiie tnalten
mad ieinem 8eri6t in Son 5roncis.
co. SEER Stetuur0 mar no9 9re8no
aereiit, Oa Ieine Mtutter bort geItor.
ben lit.
llnIere Sta6tb6ter baden beute Be
ina bon 6benanboa, So. 0eIien
8itr9ermeiter mo 8 Mitglieoer 0es
Sta0trotS, ionic olt4 Ser 5el1erfnebr-
def noqen itd Die 6remont 6euer-
autos anieber. Sic tuoren in eli
mem &utomobiG gefommen, baben ftd
aber entialoiien, bic Riidreiie Der
@tienbabn SIT MAIDEN, 0a Die 8ege
at i6(edt ftn6.
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nranaSGlds zinc nnfne6eft.

Berlin "a. Mpril. Gin TO.
Der 9enmter Der aomirnlitat En-.
fIdrte geItern, oaB an Dem fran.
aoiiiHen geridt, ipono6 Die 6ran.
6oien oos 0ertide 8audboot nebIt
Wannidaft gefangen geiommell
bdtter, meIhes ben 9ampfer chi
ier Uerienft taben ioa, fein ipa6res
@ort iei. ~gGerotngs CAB CT gu,
faB Die Gron3oien in LETTER 8cit
Elm 0eutides lt49oot fitr5 nod Der
Suiier.@piiooe IN cine Sale gelodt
ldtten. DAB Der aommon0ant 0es
5abr5euge8 unb bic Mannidaft &c.
rettet Dor6en ieien, iei Der oeuti6elt
aOmiralit1t bisher ni1t beriftet
moroen, o6er er boffe, bob es Cat.
Jade iei.
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lammanu aadrtrn Qmt anaeboten.

Boibington, "a. glpril. DO.
bert 4. @ngnCr non gleD Dort
elmer Der 5iibrer Der beriidtiateH
Tannnanp Duroe bon Brditoent
&ilion gum 8oitmeiter bon 9em
PORT ernonnt. Or bat Den 8oiten
ieopH abeeidlageH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-24

iprad GTs eiien Brief az ifjrei.
ben, tuorin or feline erfnbrirger
TIM Rprtelte ~piebagiebt.
Der pierte automobil . aonteit
Der 036gIihen Gmnba Gribane"
beginnt am 9onnerstog, ben 81.
April. @ae @inseIbeiten 6ariiber
iinb IN Der groBen an5eige all
on6erer SteQe oes gIattes angp-
geben. 0ieie a~ufiiuoisung miro
fir piele 2eier cine froba @nt.
i6aft fem, oa uns tn oer Iebten
9eit bereits mande anfrage az.
gtng, o6 mir nod etRen aonteit
perdnItolten iuiir6en. Sonte irgenO
irmarlo, Der 2iIt Bot, Dem aoHteit
b~ei3utreteu iiber irgeno einen 9unft
mod i'm ltnfIdren fem, 70 m6ss er
iofort an inns itreiben, nno inner
SoHteItIeiter miro germ ieglide Dei.
tire austlmit ge6en. a%onteitatten
IcIten ibren 8ettritt Iofort an.
meloeu, Inn cine @er3lig nit igrer
4rbeit beginnen 81 t0unen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-24

Dtutf6tRameN. gNDeiBt
BIZ f6on4, fragt Elm 64iIer ieinert
Greuno, soab dns Gronaoisn Oeuti8e
RaHen fibren?~
.Nein2"
Run bic beiBen bod ale Jrans
Die.
@eFdngene Ruiftn. Sn
einem GiIenbabniDasen tparOsn gefans
gene RuFen bei6tOsrt. Sin RuFe
nimmt fortgsiebt gepobusr BPM
Ropie anb totet lie. .Bas ma9t
0ieIer24' fragt Der betDa4enbs SoIoat
ftinen RamerGoen.
Run, Der nimmt gelegentlih elmer
Reinigungstur cine @efaugenenbeFrsi-
ung Dor, bic fpsgtu bes NiOsrfaHbes
bes angreiiers in Der EOtpsbr nit
Dem SO6e nesielben enbet".
be, SIT Is nnbr, 5ris. oab Der
JeiHb nit @ronoten pirftg
Mbsr gepiB, 8ino.
Gp2 nann fdunit bit mir bod NAL
sine Grdnaten 9aIstette mitbringen.
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e%eismUarapb and i'm arien?

8si isOem @rDbs6sn in Der geus
lstt bot man aud BON 5eismos
grdP9, isuem empfinDliden Qpparat,
rDel4sr grb GrI6itterungen ielblt
daf tauIsnOe bon gleileH @%ntTernuna
osr3tI4nst, freiIt4 OaHn mtijtens nur
I'M umtreis uHo p6ue bsIttmmien
oinpeis nuf bic ai9tung, o6po6l
Jleie oft nit 9ilfs anoerer 8atIas
qtn ri6tig gematmabt psrDen fam.
Reueroings aber lit aud Der ges
oante duigetommen, OteIes Snitrus
ment militdrif@ gu pernenoeu,
lamli4 INN bic SteIung fein0li6er
Jd4ibsgatterieu 3u ermitteln, mas
ots3sr 5lieger nur inter 6eionbers
8duiagen umftanDen ferttg 6ra6
Ten.
SeoenfaIIs lag oieIer gebanfe ni6t
. feAr nett ab. 3snn oa8 aeusrn
aooerner aieiens Gei9abe beeinfluBt
tie eanoIdaft ia in is9r d6nli9er
8eiie, pie Elm @robeben! Man
oente nur 8. .. an Die 56iloerunaeI
Der Sample nm 8efDuu, ober an
monde frii4ere artiltrifii6e Greigs
ltfe in benz groBen 8slttriege. Wars
I'M foate es unmDglia isiu. DaB Qps
arate our @ntoedung pou GrD6eben,
der anoere non ie6r d6nli9em gau.
lu4 @eIdlbe entOedeH tonnten, bic
n 5dtigteit fnb2
Qmeritonifde UliIitars intereIFes
zen ii9 lebgait fir 0ies6e8aglide
5nri 9an9en uHO grpsrilnente zines
BtofeIors 8elar, zines ge6oreueu
u terreiaers. Saon etna aht
5a6re Dor rem grpBen arie9e be-
ann oerieI6e nit ietuen biesbe8aglis
len untsriu6ungen, gu oeren Beis
erDerfOlgung a6er bic triegerifden
9orginge ibm beionoers itarts Qns
reguag 6otsn.
0le mtlttdr1@e BentButg l9lGer
4ppardte muB aber geaauere Grge6s
aifs Iiefern. nIs ite ii4 beim 9er>
sI4nen BON GrDbeben bieten, rpenn
tie lber6aupt bon 8ert Iein 5oq.
Do4 bus Snitrument ftau9t audi
BET psitem ni9t ouf 10 groBe gnts
iernungsH 81 arbeiterl, pie in Der
Bstterpdrte. 3ebn 6is 5pDlf, 669s
tens 3pan3ig W}eilen BON S9aupIaB
zines Samples g,niigen. Der gss
Fat nit Ieinem Derpoatommz
apparat cine groBe Qn3abl
srfdittsrun9en dufgenommen, nel9e
oura I4pere &anpuabe berurfadt
.pnroen, un0 bat 8iagramme pon
.lnf!iden g~eipegangsn oes 8obens
]ergeitelt. @r tonnts, ME es 6eiBt,
ben unterI6ieO 3piI6en BEN
5ri6ittsrunger, nelde bur1 nice
@ei4oie uno bensr. nell
&c ourd Den 3iidi6tag Der @ef6ube
'erurIaat perberi, Feffteqen, unb nit
lsniisen0sr prattii6er @%gFa6rung
lidt nur bic 5tsaurg Der @eIhiiBe,
fogor i6re 9dti6er ermittetnI
Dod lit niat gu iiberis6sn, boB bic
5adt nod INNER i'm gerIuass 5tae
lit.
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gOhdafter gaae in g[merifn.

Seem Yorf, "a. apriI. - 8bomas
Nelion Roee, amerifdnii9er 9pt-
itofter in Som, lit geitern auf Dem
0nmpfer st. Saul bier einge-
iroffen. Gr bate nidts GiIigere8
gu Inn, nIs Der ougipdrtigen BoIi.
tit oes 8rdii6enten 8iIion ons
hofite Sob 3n aoIen. Der 8ot.
fdaiter befinOat ii9 ouf nrIuub ms
reiite iogIeid na6 @obtngton nei-
Ter, mo- er 9ente nit Stant8fefretdr
2aniing cine lln~terreOnna bat.
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Der ~bieriGbrige Gruit @dms-
beI i~tiirdte Samstag abeno ppr Der
elterIiden 8obnung, 1414 Gio
10. Str., BON Dem 8rittbrett zines
in 5abrt befiRoIiden Automo6ils,
duf oos er alfseiprtngen rpar, mo
brad oas gein.
Ser grieftrager Q. Sorieil.
fen bon genion muroe SaHrstag
abeuo @de q. mo 8ouglas Ctr.
ION Dem 2llltomobil Oes Serrn ISL.
liam sd nieoergerautt un6 trng
neben geringeren 8erIeblngen eli.
mem 8rud 0es Sanogelenfes oa..
ron.
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Menes dlineiirdts an6inett.

gefing, "a. glprit @%rdiibent
Dpon Obi Sal fat fem an 5rei-
tag grgebenes @eripre6en pabr
gemadt mn elm ncue8 aabinett &c.
ttIOet, Dem or Die SiDileu Wln6tbe-
hagniiie iibertrogen bat. 8remier.
miniIter 1T Der frii6ere arieasmini-
tier 8uan Gbi-Sui, eiu i~6er5eu9-
ter RepubIifoner, Der, pie man
6offt, Die HeboIutiou6ren beidnftieen
nfrA
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anrh hnnf ne1le anhrif.

Nep Dort, "a. 4pril. Ser
befannte AutomobiI 5abrifant uno
5rieoeasapoltal Senrp 5oro BON
Detroit bot 5tpiIten bier urto geetu.
ort, q. S., cine so ader groBc
2anbItrede fdlfIih ertporber, upo
uir0 ari bcrieIben cine groBc
4utomobi I.6obrif erridten. Die
Soften fir oieieIbe iino nlf S.
100000 angeiebt.
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MATHEMATICIAN.

Sir Omaha mtO ,llm1egenO:
56On beiite obenO unO 9~iengtog.
Seine ueIentlide &emperoturberdu.
0erung.
Sir gtebrasfo: Sd4n beiite abeno
unb ulogIiderpeiie 6roIt. 9ienstac
teiIfpeIie bepoIft.
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Beatrice. Ger 5rpei 1eiGen moro.
iueitIid bon 8itber ipobneti6e 5m.
mer Serrg GoDar muroe arl Don.
nerstag bei Dem @etpitter pom Bit
getroffen ufl0 getotet. Gr NOR 50
Sabre aft uiO binterldBt cine 8a6l.
reide 6alniIie.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-11

George F. l<ilroy returned from ing activities are progressing nicely in that section with a considerable number of operations in progress. Gay lord has finished his new ditch. He is reported sluicing. The Goose creek dredge. after being tied up until recently by ice, started working on the Sth and is running steadily. Work on the Peck dredge on Canyon is pro- gressing rapidly and the machine will probably commence operations in about ten days. Several small outfits are sluieing on Willow creek but other wise there is not much hand mining going on. In the solomon country Mike Mccarthy is doing development work on some of his Solomon river properties. Allison, Aiken and Ennis are engaged in putting in a wing dam on Solomon river d short distance above East Fork for the purpose of working some ground belonging to Mrs. Ginnivan which was not handled by the Mallock dredge. Lower down on solomon. Flowers and Newberg are working the dredge formerly known as Flodine No. and are doing good work Mir. Kilroy states that the ,,.I., hap ie inl finish at the present location, above Big Hurrah in about thirty days and will then dismantle the dredge and move to the Flowers ground short distance below Gro Fino. The Kimball drcdges are reported working right along, each one handling a good yard age and doing well. George Barber and Harry Langley are hydraulicking at the mouth of Shovel creek and are employing crew of men. Halla and Harvey are hoisting and sluicing opposite Orc eFino and employing about ten men. They are also oper- ating Star power drill which is said
 
 To be very efficient. The machine weighs something like seven tons and is of the tractor type and easily nov ed. Bill Oliver is in charge of the drilling operations. The Seward dredge near Orc Fino is reported doing ex- eellent work under the management of R. S. Oglesby and is handling a large yardage daily. Much freight is being moved over the railroad to the upper Solomon and Casa sections and lessee Robert Renney has about all he can do with inc assistance of the new gasoline car brought in last spring. The teamsters and freighters are also busy handling freight to various points and have been compelled to send to Nome for additional stock. The road commission has crew of II men about three miles out of Solo, mon working toward Council.
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From authentic sources it is learned that w. r. Wooster, we'll known min appointed United States commissions CT for the kougarok, vice F. H. cumbent for several years. No official announcement has been made as to sume the office but it will probably be about the first of September.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Just arrived on the last boat over 800 of this seasons latest styles and patterns, the most beautiful line of woolens ever arrived in Nome. We invite you to sec these samples wheth- CT you buy or not. If you wish to take advantage of this offer order be- fore the 30th of August, in order to have order arrive on last boat.
 We also make alterations, and We do cleaning, pressing and repairing. We appreciate your patronage. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CO.,, Next door to Segerstorm X Hagen,
 Jewellers.
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republicans are assisting as much as possible in the passage of democratic legislation, important republican measures must be given consideration before congress takes another vaca- ton. The republican members are al- most a unit in insisting that the i'm
 migration bill be taken up before the close of the present, session.
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While on the way up the coast Geo. F. kilroy stopped at Ben Nygren's whaling station near Cape Nome and says that Ben is as busy as the pro- verbal bee as the August white whale run is now on. Ben had not been able to reach his nets for six days. owing to the stormy weather and they were full of the cetaceans. Ben has several natives at work cutting and skinning the big fish and is also re- fining much oil which he will ship af- ter hearing the returns of several sam
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N. J. Rowe was a passenger to the outside on the Umatilla, which depart ed last night. Mir. Rowe will visit Portland and San Francisco on busi- ness matters and will also act as the special representative of the Nome Chamber of Commerce. While on the outside he will visit the Chambers of Commerce of Seattle and the other towns visited and while in Portland will take Up the matter of attempt ing to induce a closer communication between that city and Nome. In each town he will try to bring about a
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YUKON MARINE.
Aug. 11th, 1916.

Aug. IIth, 1916. Susie at St Michael. Sibilla up Nulato D. m., 10th. Jacobs up Rampant. Delta with one barge up Rampant Davis at St. Michael. Reliance up Koyukuk river Yukon with barge up Eagle. Julia B. Nenana 1 D. m. 10th. Panama with barge up Tolovana 10. Sarah down Holy Cross s a. m. Sehwatka at st. Michael. Alaska down Fairbanks 6 a. m.
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REP. REFUSE
 ENDORSE "WIcK"

The republicans of the Second Juoi- cial division met in district convention Ia st night with seventy delegates pres ent and participated therein.
 The convention was called to or der by George D. Schofield, chairman .,f the republican district committee who. after a short address turned the convention over to the delegates pres ent.
 George A. Diamond was elected chairman and Joseph V. sheldon sec retary of the convention.
 Upon motions made, the chair ap- pointed the following committee:
 Committee on credentials-W. D. chace. C. II. Milot. and Ira D. Orton.
 Committee on platform, resolutions and order of busness-G. J. Lomen, c. k. Darling and Thorulf Lehman.
 After a short recess, the committee on credentials reported seventy dele gates present in person or by proxy md entitled to participate in the con- vention.
 The committee on platform, reso- mtions and order of business, through c. J. Lomen, it's chairman, reported an order of business, and the follow ing platform, which was unanimous ly adopted by the convention:
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WEATHER REPORT.

August To-, 1916. Temperature-Max., 56; min., 46. Barometer-29.S5 inches. Weather-Partly cloudy. Wind-S., miles per hour. Precipitation-.15 inch.
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