davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
.GERMANSPUSHED.
BACK IN DRIVES
AT VERDUN GATE

France evidently has determined not
to allow the Germans to retain the
ground won recently in the Vaux-Doua-
mont region northeast of Verdun,
where violent attacks on the German
lines continued today.
Paris reports the French gained
grounds north of the Caillette road
during last nights engagements, and
previous attacks there gained for the
French much of the ground lost during
Sundays fighting.
There has been a second renewal of
fighting west of the Meuse today, and
a movement of some nature is evidently
planned east of the fortress, as in
tense bombardment of the Woevre dis
trict between Mountaville and Chatil-
Ion is reported.
There were several small infantry
engagements in Lorraine, where the
Germans were reported by French ar
tillery and machine gun fire.
The second chamber of the Dutch
parliament was informed by the gov
ernment today that the recent snspen-
sion of furloughs in the Dutch army
was determined upon as a precaution
in view of certain information, it
would not be wise to make public at
this time
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
TRAVELLING MEN TO
FEAST ON SATURDAY

The time: Saturday night, April
8th.
The place: Banquet Hall, Hotel
Windsor.
The occasion: A cabaret entertain
ment under the auspices of the Amer
icus Travelling Mems association.
The feature: Vaudeville acts put on
by local talent
'Nough said along this line.
The members of the Americus Tray
cling Mems association will meet as
told above, for a season of enjoyment
"get-togetherness," and experience
meeting as it were, Saturday night,
April Sth.
Arrangements have been made to
make this one of the mosts delightful
occasions of the season. The affair
will be designated as Ladies Night .
hence the members will bring their la
dies. Also prospective members are
invited to come and bring theirs also.
Good music will be rendered and re-
freshments served.
S. A. Moses and T. F. McWaters are
the committee in charge of arrange
ments. This committee of itself is a
guarantee Off a good time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
FUNSTON WATTS
ON REPORT FROM
GEN. PERSH|NG

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April Sat
Fort Sam Houston at noon today, it
was stated General Funston still
awaited detailed report from General
Pershing, giving more accurate infor-
nation regarding the fight between a
squadron of the Tenth United States
cavalry and Villa band last Saturday.
Meagre information concerning the en-
counter, sent in by Pershing's scouts,
estimates the Villaistas lost between
thirty and forty men. A despatch con-
veying bare announcement as above
stated, is practically all information
received at headquarters here to date.
In reporting the encounter and re-
counting Villas losses General Perish
ing made no mention of American cas-
ualties.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
FAIR NAMES THE
OFFICERS WITH
THE BIC EVENTS

Each day brings the Third Agricul-
tural District closer to the fair days
of October which, undoubtedly will
be one of the greatest events in the
history of the district, Americus and
Sumter county.
The stockholders of the fair held a
meeting Tuesday night in the offices of
the Chamber of Commerce when tenta-
tive plans were formed for the fair.
Carr S. Glover was elected tempo
rary president of the fair; E. H. Hy-
man, secretary and ]. E. Hightower.
A temporary board of directors ives
selected, composed of F. P. Harold,
Crawford Wheatley, J. Elmer Poole,
Frank Lanier and G. R. Ellis.
A committee composed Of Crawford
Wheatley, Frank P. Harold, j. Elmore
Poole and E. H. Hyman was appointed
to proceed with the preparations for
the fair and all the arrangements con-
nected with the events.
The charter as prepared by Judge J.
A. Hixon was endorsed and adopted,
and the legal steps will be Immediately
taken for incorporating the Fair asso-
citation.
Interest is growing all over the dis
trict in the fair. The last days of Oc-
tober which have been set as the fair
dates will mean more to Americus and
Sumter county than any other event in
her history.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05

PARIS, April 5.-The Germans lost
considerable ground and sustained
heavy casualties, Notwithstanding a
new formation of their attacking par.
ties in the fighting around Verdun to-
day.
At three o'clock, after heavy bonn
bardment by the German batteries, a
thin line of rifemen emerged from the
Chauffeur wood northeast of Verdun,
advancing by short bounds. A second
and third line followed, with only
small supporting and attacking col.
umns in the rear This formation has
been noticed during the past few days
and is regarded by the French as proof
that the Germans have been sorely
punished during assaults in serried
ranks, heretofore their style of attack
ing.
The first of these lines advanced to
within fifty yards of the French
trenches, and was forced to drop to
the ground under heavy blasts OF
shrapnel and musketry fire. The Sec
ond and third lines were stopped by
machine gun fire, and the entire party
finally retreated, leaving half their
number, at least, dead or wounded be-
tween the hostile lines. Three regi-
ments were engaged and the slaughter
was terrible.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
.SCHLEY COUNTY
WILL COME WITH
A FAIR BUILDING

At meeting of the county commits
sioners of schley county, held ait the
Third Agricultural District fair In
Americus.
Secretary Hyman and Agricultural
Agent oliver made a trip this morn
ing to Ellaville and appeared before
the commissioners. There were many
good expressions heard on all sides
about the fair. Mr.. j. B. williamson
stated that he was in perfect accord
with the objects of the Third Agrieuf-
tural District fair, and that he wcwIA
feel proud to see big exhibit frora
his county.
Mr.. j. M. Collum, principal of the
Third District A G M. school. being
from Ellaville, schley county, It was
felt that they could not honor such a
fire man better than to erect this
building at the fair, which is ON the
school grounds.
Prof. E. A. Bridges, county school
superintendent made a fine talk in en-
drosing the work of the fair and the re.
suits that would come to each ana
every county that participated i'm II.
He stated that it would put SehIey
county on the map, and now was the
time to do it.
Mr.. A. C. Murray also spoke very
favorably ON the erection of a hufad-
ing, and thought that the e1anfy.S
money could not be put to better use
than promoting and boosting the agrf-
cultural side of the work.
MIR. ]. G. Oliver, agricultural agent.
spoke upon the benefits of the fair %
the farmers of Schley county and fhaa
now was the exact time 20 begin to
prepare to stimulate the farmers tn
diversification. That they were NOT
only helping Schley county in erecting
this building, but they were helping
the Third District school, which be-
longs as much to Schley county as IL
does to the other counties.
Next Monday there will be held a hi<
booster meeting in the courthouse tn
get the farmers to pledge to secure the
best exhibits in the county. SchIey
county has already appointed her cam-
mittee to represent her at the fair.
This committee is composed of the fnH.
lowing well known men of SchIeE
county: Mr. Roger Williams. mayor
OF Ellaville, chairman; Mr.. j. B. VIII
Hanson, county commissioner; Mr. A.
c. Murray, chairman of county cnEn-
Mr.. J. F. Stewart. newly
elected county school superintendent
Mr. j. T. Royals, a prominent farmer
and cotton factor; Mr.. A. A Arlington.
prominent merchant and members Of
the Board of Education.
1t is expected that they will have n
big time next Mondaq at the big meet
ing,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
Submarines in Bay of Biscay.

LONDON, April 5.-The Spanish
steamer vigo has been sunk in the Bay
of Biscay by German submarine, so
Lloyd's agency reports. The crew OF
the Vigo were set adrift after their
vessel was destroyed and later picked
UP and taken to Gibraltar by the Brit
ish steamer Polo.
Lloyd's also reports the sinking OF
the British steamer Bendew. One ol
the crew of the Bendew perished when
the ship was sent to the bottom.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
REPORT ON SUNKEN
BOAT IS RECEIVED

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.--An
official report on the sinking of the
steamer Berwindvale has been received
from the American consul at Cork.
At the state department this after
noon, it was announced the contents
Of this report will be withheld pending
further information.
Secretary Lansing denied himself to
all callers today while he worked on
the evidence in hand concerning re-
cent submarine activities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
Bethmann- HOlIweg Defends MiIitarism

BERLIN, April 5.-The imperial
chancellor Count Won Bethmann-H Holl-
veg, declared in speech before the
rechstag today that no peace will be
made on basis of the destruction OF
Frussian military power. He assarted
that all responsibility for a further
continuation of the war now rests on
Germany's enemies.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
V. PETR0P0L HAS BOUGHT
SANITARY BARBER SHOP
avenue.

V, Petropol today purchased the San
itary Barber Shop on Lamar street
Mr.. Petropol will still conduct the
Barber shop with B. c. Ammons as
manager.
w. H. Estes, who has been at the
head of the Sanitary Barber Shop, will
now be connected with the Yearwood
barber shop on Windsor avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
Votes of Thanks.

Crawford Wheatley made motion
that the officers and the committee of
the Chamber of Commerce who have
worked so diligently and faithfully and
who have done so much toward the
building up of the fair, be given a
standing vote of thanks. This was
reconded by Judge ]. A. Hixon and ].
E. Hightower, and the entire room rose
en- masse.
President Glover stated that he
thought the greatest thanks were due
&. H. Hyman for the faithful work he
has done in promoting this proposition
of the fair and keeping on the job, AMI
the entire committee caught his en-
thusiasm on the project, and he never
saw them work better. He also
thought that the people of Americus
should be included in this vote OF
thanks for the noble way in which they
had responded when they were selling
stock. This motion was seconded by
John w. Shiver, and put to vote and
unanimously adopted by a rising
ote. !
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
DIR. DANIELS WILL
COME To AMER|CUS

DR.. B. A. Daniels, of Thomasville,
will move to this city about April 18th,
opening up his Office for the practice
Of medicine and surgery. He is a
brother of S. A. Daniels, of Americus.
Dr. Daniels is a prominent physician
CT the state, and many friends welcome
him to the city. His Office will be in
the Wheatley building on Windsor
avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
villa Band Routed Near Torreon.

TORREON, Mex, April 5-Villa ban
dts under Generals Reyes and Chacon
lost forty-two of their number killed
il an attempt to surprise the Carranza
garrison at the mining town of Parras,
several miles east of here, last Satur-
day The garrison under Colonel
J. M. Gonzales, drove off the bandits
and captured number of horses be-
sides a quantity of arms. The number
Of wounded bandits who escaped is
unknown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
Gerard Again inquiries.

BERLIN, April 5-United States Am
bassador James w. Gerard called at
tie German foreign Office today and
formally presented certain inquiries
regarding the sinking of the Berwind-
vale. A prompt reply was promised the
American diplomat.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
GAINED
FAME BY STATION

Americus is prominent in the Unifea
States navy.
1t has been announced that a re
cruiting station will be opened here on
April 9th, to remain open indefinitely
This station will be the only such poet
in this section of the state, as Sayam-
Eah and Atlanta have heretofore held
the honors. Several prominent Amer
icus young men have already joined tbR
navy, and it is expected that large
number from this section win avail
themselves of the opportunity when the
station is opened here in the postOfSce
building.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
German ChancellOrs Protests.

BERLIN, April 5.-(Wireless.) y
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hclweg protested vigorously in the
Reichstag today against a report that
Germany, either now or in the future,
contemplates any aggression against
the United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
WEBSTER HOLDING
SUPERIOR COURTS

PRESTON, Ca, April 5.-One of the
busiest sessions of the Webster Su-
perior court has been in session this
week, with Judge z. A. Littlejohn pre-,
siding, and Solicitor General ]. r. Will
liams in attendance.
Court is being held in the handsome
new courthouse which has been erect
ed in modern manner at the smallest
minimum cost. The building is fire.
proof, and the courtroom is so arrang-
ed as to allow number of windows
with their necessary light.
Many Visitors at Court.
NJ. J. Yoemans, a Dawson attorney,
was prominent visitor at court.
The Americus bar was represented
by W. T. Lane, j. e. Sheppard, ]. B.
Hudson.
Thomas G. Hudson, a candidate for
congress, was shaking hands with the
people of Webster who were attending
court.
The Court Officials.
Clerk of Court George E. Thornton
was reelected to his office in the pri-
mary held seevral days ago. Ordinary
j. R. Stapleton and Sheriff C. M.
Christian were also reelected. They
hre popular and efficient officers, and
will serve for the next four years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
\ 4 4 4 = 4 = y \ y y y 4 + 4
= ANTI.CHILD LABOR BILL
y FAVORABLY REPORTED 1

= WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5. 4
+ The senate interstate COM
= merce committee today voted to
\ report favorably the bill regulat-
= ing child labor in certain indus (
y tries. 4
y The bill, which it is stated, will (
= affect textile industries princi- :
= pally, is being vigorously opposed
= by Southern cotton manufactur-
= ers. (
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05
French Gain North of CaiIlette Wood.

ITBHCII UdIH NUI III UI OdIIItUIt WUUUs
PARIS, April 5.-The French gained
ground north of Caillette woor, north
east of Verdun during several engage
ments last night, the war office an
nounced early today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05

who has charge of the singing at the
great revival at the Furlow Lawn Bap.
tjst church. He will sing "The Touch
OF His Hand on Mine" at the service
Wednesday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05

is preaching the powerful sermons dur
ing the revival in Furlow Lawn Bap-
tist church. He is fluent speaker,
and his subject Wednesday night is
"Obstacles in the Road to He'll"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-05

The Times-Recorder is the ONLY
paper in the Third Congressional
District with Associate Press
service
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
NOME TAILORING CO.,
NcTcE

Na-sss-ss<r a<esass- S.1-ss. e.ssss' ss ss ss-es 2<s- Sss- as Ns-as s-<~- e->
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
N$~>~ss~ 2S EssA7&
 - @s-sS >Se@asaA A

< >sal sassa s.as9gaza asssSsSsz.a. -r- z1sSs-a. 1saAzzs aas zazeeSsrs aS & a-Sss~Sas azzzeesss 1asz saA -zrs 1n~ s~za-a- Azs 4ESs.a.-z-s- -a zse sssss>slsa. a& 7as< 7-szrsE-sa1sl~ sea4zaz.. -sas -'@E~ sas1z~s<s a< aas szzss aes~s=sS a& sTass4zas ~sza aaNn aaaas zaa sssasz assa-s as -a-4 a< ass esS asz z s<rzza- as zz~@ra znzal -sss azza zasz ss,1sasasz azaSosss. 4ss zAzsEazaz.
 >SssENssSassS a asas~ aas<S $ zal4s- s@ 2S rrezassr sse--z aa7xsasazaza a. ,as aas-a. -. sss~saa axela-zrs> Eass sS1nss aa sass a~css~S 4 zhe ssrG ll -r-sssrSs a azassEals ssszssasa ssss asszns 2zz2 -as assazs ssFaR asre $ ms 5uzs.
 s -z4s~zsS ha lr.zss szsz sSzaA4zassx u,g,- s@-as -as zsasSSoasaa sssaass> shs az~ E asu.aS za ans szsas $ ascsssaz-<-%. ~aa.ss aS ahs sSzzss esass a a-Esa4n aeE@~ aE S@s aass n s=sranS aa sssxEA
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16

SyAAa AlrS~sS Nae candidate has SSaaeS ~ S@aAaEAs egSsAss ss aaAg at eng>>AeAss AHa tAs @AsseAt nArAsos \ AsA Nna sae AsaAse ArS weSSlAg SNeSssaN osse ,ssas ass sseeA s> N % Ne'eTNA eANG.asNes Ss rs>aass sAAs a FeNsgNSSgNs SARAGAAsA sg>4yss aS &SNS,. MAS sAAs ss.esNa vAANs ssse saAss aA, 3gkeySa9 SSs<s s4s VI and sASe ASssS< s>.&S a as~ Npe& >As AsEsVN&
 AAsssssaA2 sNsAeA>~s s1 sA< g~Aa szzAsA esR~ NNaaNse Se4rss As~ &lsS AssSssssS .a sa< z&asS sssS49sas &s, AsASassea sS g,Nslsss&s SasSeSa&sAss AR@ ssss zaSs2&gssA Se Ss sAeS RSSNsNss rSsSzSAS
 Ns~ sAss .ae sSs& A&s SsAgSs>a MA Sax ss 4s NSSS a-NslN sa.As ~< ~4a sSNA s.a& sssNsssSs - yAesSs2s s>ss -sDssg~ rS;SssSa < sals< sNSeseAxS Ss9s& 2aea esSla sa.> s,sa1see2 sa2 <assass s.sg ans 4sSaS S @sSS sasgs - geSs&ssy s~ aas7s a.sa S9S ss'< easaS&@saa Aa3 e2asassaza>2> SS t>ss s,eaeoagls g1oe NSess. Asss 
eS~ N-6 esas1aasS ass AR 1s>zN<SAS >NSgA ana Ss4zgS n tas s>ass sN sasSe SS sass ASg.zzag SasS ee >seAa = ka,e s>a2E.sas s.asNs2e2 e~~- SoSs -l,s azAa.AAsNs>1 zae,sSss-Sss a.s.S AA sssSSS4aszS se aS seaM e,.s No& as eaS~ ssSeea zas~ess,>aS SAass aszaRaS sNs~ sssase sx ss1s4ss. 4za.ssssS
 -a,s.Sse.,,s = as,,l sS a> s.s,z g 1,saz. g',e4ssa 1s< aaav 2~z V ssea 4s se zs aeea>sese thss se<s zNsSse wN,e asvS Aea.S sss~a znS@seSas sa pas@S Se1 .>sRn,ee>e ee N2s,a sns zNsSrS ss-a,s - seS&e,1 r.~z s,aser@ he >s-naS- ss s> aFS', s.taes AeSz d 4S eSe INN aesoNSes>. f s>z~eas1z.<S ~hR - ss=s a a>a2za-~ ssassse as,2 '~s1 es4s4sss aa,S s,saS - Ss,es 4s '.ls4ss~ sss .ae,ee>2-,@ sa.e ses.zrlg ,l's ,'ssmas x ssso>~ssR ass.
 p>ae~ s sa ns@2 eas .ass.sS a,,,a1 z>.ess> ss4as s,s1 ans sA.s ss sl l''~ aasss ss a1s4 zaaz $ ssaass oS g>s,lzsSsSs4> s saSa~ Vzzss4ass eS a,,s SySzaS asa >>aaNscS x =sz4 Wara s2aze,sas ssa s4s- aa,s aso.r a,s2-s ,ss z741s sl *aaeia ass sas2Nzaa oa s sosseAS
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
NvsScs SN@ N
 - sS scSS AS=>

As7aas znsq%%SnS #za As-c1- -se s>s -S s1zSaS a as sa-zsaz4s> sll>- rsszzssaa ssa-1zz aaS szzr .sS zaa-s s.s <4aazsa-e --a~rx zs s->=rn-e * s> K >Srsa< s-~.eszzS "a zsz -~- a~Sce -.se s4-aeSs S -ss1sesssaa-zuz s..as.- =r saaz~saS~ a ->e sa4raezzssS sS.s1sa s.S aazeea-2 @s~~sasze- azs ><vzrsz -c,2 =sessS aaz 7ss2 S-zazS a -aaz
 se2 ga asaS 4S -las eeszSS sa4cs sss assas zss z~s es@ aa as eSN ls'NrSs sS zsss esaz lr : azSsSzas -2rss -lss eOke.4s -.aan -lss ss.zss4asSs sa1 Esssyaaa <aeae1 ssll aazs-.S a,az x asS aez "a s-,ea4Az as zaaz as~r~a~<-l s1,,ssaassesa ars1s -os reaoszaA
 --e1e sszsaaa-ls a zaaz sz-1azz 'a- 5a.s ~aasazz sz,a e-aaus.s ss aaa- us2s zaea1as 4rz 1sar R agNs zS aaal eeS ssa ez @aea-as zes14 shse- sg1rszs slea s--azzr0 n zas "a alsarzz A>4.s n zsee ~>saa0. s1ss aae s oSaas 2SSzazs.~ Aza- -a4z azss zassTz.z1azSss
 >Sszzs. sSzaa-l s4zazS zzz.= zarS-aS sa -a-as~sAa .a.@s$ aass 1sa azz- aas1- avf> s-a-ssz~=- sss -.4sazS a< eae s1- as ssaaesss s-as~ a Aaz~a. a4a & xa.s 2s-s, ez D 4eaaazrS Gazl4 zaazs slaz2 3se sNsev aaz ss~Ssa-.S arza ssS -z lsaa a-eNzazS ea SS 9x szsS aazeazrS ,ss-aa, sHaes aass >aasua@zs 1ss a1zg ss~ aseeS < ev asa 4z zsz e1azs as ssS aar- aaes zee sssEs alN1 aeer ssS ssS aaaFs@s ssa sa -sss pss-a1~ A -ae 2~asas- ss-a.seus> ~sss Az As1aas "a n.S .seszz
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS
>sss a sAs.s S.sSs-*s-< s- lsss
 %f ~


 sf ~~s
 AAs law & \e@ AlsseeS E12s ss4sses Aszaaa2e and @< sA2g ssG gs gzs ss = Sssz SXgs>nss N ss.2gsss SssssAs- ysaz sAss 4s < aeAs~ ~ss&aA11g se rS- sSsas SsNSaaezas1<. ~ass@ssr Ss IS s.-ss~ s7s a.S ksSy kNsNsS ss Ss-saaaS Sssssras- Aae4 Sss0a& s<nS saS e~s's sv>22 es Sae ss-s,.1,9NA. N saSsssv n wAAz sas- asAkse NssS4 4Nsa a,s aa&zssr NAzs sssRs Sss sc s>,N>4sNStsS24 = yseE &-e s~eosees ~.4 ASzA.g1.A. ,aaz aa<sasNS sNN4AS -s. 3ssNe NsssG gS>aSaZSs-
 AAs. Sse>asa2A4ss ~zsS sS ssSsS z - zassSs SssSS-Sass a.sssssssss -szsss sasszS Al1 s2c4aS sZ zsa4Aascs, -ss4sasss> xs.. am sSxe4-rs-s -ssasS e4z1ss-s ~N2sezS sslssaSsS> sss. A.&zs zSzssNA N< ~12s es Sess sN@SSaas as @4E Sw1 ex- g>sassA .Nss -Nss rs1 zese>arS < ae- Szzaz ee sa,R AE .ssFsssIls ec>s& Ing A1 ~a,s,s2lns ana A4 Sss>s eer-z>sss s>assNsSaaS a< eSss< &nS soc s.1 sares Tsss s>s,s aesc = ss>e zr~9c1S1s ss ass<seee 8 Ss1sgss ass- Ne~ses eNsAx sa s~sa <,,e EnscA,9>S 2s s1e>s Sssn1 n aaarssz >mSsg sassa sssaesa s,ssos ENs = rQ>Aay
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16

>ssSsas MsS4N~s >.SSsS& a ssesSasa NsS <sssss NISSAN >sssss& 1 Ss0S. IAN
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16

aAztA asesa AoA&aes aS aesczseea Ss -SA4HayAArAAA SaAaka RAAGaAAs.sAA Narsag,@ N as & usee o4 AAgAey COZ. Aa.sseatAES M&seTSA AsaTSs AeS&aeS AAs always had a ee9as&ssNA &s AN eAsAa- StaS1. and SNlS As = nzAsAtASAsAg "a ssS Sew rSassAA, aa Aas SsSaASs- days As wA> sase s'sss esSsz As SA9aeS12sSA ASN, sAx psaN ssse aasaSasweSgAs S2S he asSNNMsSsAs ANArS Re as B ogVal ez, saes4. 8 SS~vas- sSasse ans 3 A21ss aSRx sW1SS "a s-xaza&
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
<Sss ASTHMA e s>>

EseCNrS SS &>rSA - ses>an seS.A. &aszz2 EnS szas- Sea >S~ SSz<aac N >snE e-~se -s.a> lx g,asnr R-sCasl aSS
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
s<>S-a~ S s1-- sS s-aL
 sS@cs~ sAss -SScsS

Tr -hs an4-as i1ssaaessEzraa a-sazaEszs .l4 --a1Nsa0 NsA sz EaaS=S ssrza ass -zz- a Es7ss essSg~ a @ssSnszE sZ 1sz sac'sSsEas aes aaVe .zzlsn n hs war "a 1hs sSls a @ zas~
 Tas sa1s aE -=zsSzaS azlnzs asr .ex a0@cas2 s sbs ss1alS aE -asrs ssm.@- ss, saaa aza2Ns<sS Assazzzzsszszazslszz. 2sz--s 'e4zs aga azs1 $ zzEss1z -H=szs- lSz z zns zzseR 5s naz sS- ss=a 1s>'~ 8 4zs~ sS= uNSsrz azz sss>Zs >szs 7-rasz,s ssN s<EzSz u~sas esss sS.z~ -,aS Esassasszs a@seEs -s,s ssszsang wsE es&A
 Tn 1n~ s-saraS d -sz lzassAzzrr~Ezr
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
s. sssssssee> sNyss
a ksNAsS~A

>sssss .NNa> >s~s~s~ a ses4@asss sA ~ >.Sss gs>zs >2ssSSS. .sssss ssN LA ~ NssaN.S ENAzS >.sss<N a yS@sz z- Ssaa ~
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-16
~>s NAN @

aR >s&1 Ss sa,4 s>ss3SsAss ss >SSss Na..>.AA .s.ssse sS< NsS sS SNszx<S~ sS NseSA zS'N