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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-16
IocAL cENTRAL BopIEs.

Allied Printing Trades CounGl-W. c
Thornton. pres; Thomas j. Rodgrrs,
scc'y-treaa. Room IS, ls4O California
st Phone ChAmpA 424. Meets Srd
wednesday, Trades Union hall, So2
Quincy bldg
Amusement Council Of Denver and Vian-
ity-E. II. ShAffer, see, 2. o. Box los,
Meets first Sunday each mouth. II
a. IN, T. NJ. A hail, 3l9 Quincy bldg
carpenterJ District council-Ihonas
Roddy. sec. Meets lat and Sd Wednes-
day, Carpcnters hall, lga7 Stout st.
Denver Building Trades Council
J. II. Mitchell, sec, b. T. C., 1871 Amp
Ahoe st. Peter Johns, buA rep, b. I.
G. 1881 Arapahoc. Accts Carpenter
hall, le47 Stout St, Friday nightA
Beard Of Business Agents Of the Building
Trades Coupcil-Meets every day eI-
cept Saturday at IL o. m. at Building
Trades Club, Club bldg. Phone Cham
pa 27sl bet. II and la .. M
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly-
William c. Thornton, pres, lIoo La
fayet,e st. W. R Welsh, sec, phone
Main SOL. p o. Boz 1915. Meets I'd
\ and 4th Sundays, 2 p. m, $50 18th St
Local Joint Executive Board Hotel and
Restaurant Employes-E. J. Lott, scc,
MT C, Club bldg. Meets every Fri-
day at p. m, l7ls California
ketal Trades Couneil-w. =. Ksanh
pres, room 33 $50 18th st: l. G.
Brayton. .ec., 92o W. eth ave. Meets
I'd and 4th Tuesdays. $50 18th St
Union Label League No. Of Denver
Thomas o. Spacey, pres; l. X hoase,
ses'y.trc.s Y. o. Boz llsl. Meets lst
and ard Fridays, 8 p. m, Hall No. l.,
BIT. c., Club bldg
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Gaming a(s SlnOen6ot6!

qoB aadtriHsserate nit gesug auf Germ Sonng Lot per0cn =
dIenhoRL Of fe fb beHmgen tDeroen ODER nidt . lit uohl Elm 3efhen
Odfar. bdB oe ganbLAofnungen Billions efnea Sipnoenbof fur Die bs-
bergen aregstrabereen erbefhen
gun muB man ia ibr fura bon @e0adtnis Inn unS I'M ubrigen fr
harmlofgn @enunes, nenn man onnebnen pa Serr 2anftng babe irgeHo
einen fUthHsen sdrit IN ben 9eaiebrngen al ben friegflArenosn Nn.
tionen ohne ben 9r1h6enten ggton pbr tn f6nen. 9rr MilfoH bat
fns bnrd feline QreBagenten beruoranleben gepubtl oaB er I'm elninnnem
~ganb6enfen4 u0 I'M geunbtYein gerfreulider 5urnhnitdt@ BE 5a taenoen
5drHte gons dutofratId ielbnan1g bRhHeBe. Die aabinettsniglieoer
nurben bet ~beionOers pidhgen 5anen nr aufgeforotrt aa beten- Aber
6err earning mar tumerbn Oerienige, Der iee gegea 9e1tdiano egih-
tde @rinone nit 8ergnigen ibnut Stun Die Belt Der aerfreufhen
ssrnnuauttat" boribar lit miro feline Gperung Der Die a~riegsbeberei lo
llnnartaftdt uiBbiaigenoen ~oeHihen Wieinlrng IN ausfdt eatelt
1Ig Neneis, 00B Der grdfoent INNER f~rieolehenb mar.
Nenn 6err BHion ienen Miaen niht b0aig geabt bal, 10 Iegt es
Ooron, oaB ibn 1enhIdno ben 8orpon0, nit Dem er ben arieg 1e6ei.
flbren moate. our6 Ien gndgeben in Der l.gootfrage gegeHparhg et.
5ogen bat uno 0oB bic 80 8rn8ent Der amTifnniden Stfnfmgebers be et-
ihie0en gegen jeoen Oerartigsn arieg fb, baI0 in Der Gage ien Der0ea
Serrn @iion 0as lreI g1 ipreden.
SER 8ilon, fhrd6t Der 0enofratihe Gleoeldn0 gNGdter ilo An'
Seigere. mid fir ben Qgablag anbers eriheinen as er liz einrtaL 1T
Inn oas geIungen. Dor Jest bier SnbreL ais man glaubte, IN ibm Elm
9nns feaenes Menfheneremplar boiler augHO uo @eredhgfeftsfnn &C.
taaoen sa baben- Setoem habef mir ibH onoers fenneu gelernt. lo
fem @nufeHpeI farm ben gtn0rud meber beruiihen, ben fH DaAuS
@eF9t auf bic Burger Gena6t bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

.Itonb uno ncrtidritt wdbrSuneb
men. Die Noitoren, 22 al Der
8obL purben oufs irelnoIidite EN-
'pfoneeil nn0 ouf noble BeiIe be,
wirtei. Sn benz ihonen lnD ger1ii.
miaen @ottesbolis leitete Der ri.
nrilts.S superintendent Voitor GboS
IS. aocrner nit etnem @otteSOicnfi
bic aonferen3 elm lporauf Der ga
|Itor Der @erHeiuoe, e0unro @rln,
Die @Gite nit elmer lpnrnlen MnIpra.
DE lpiIitomnien bieB. Die 9e5eid'
nane Der 1trodene @eIten", ideint
Elm Ding Der @eraaHeeftbeit al
iein; oaS onbnIteroe Neeempettcr
D1breno nnicreS bortigen 9erpei.
lens iheint Dies 6u beiueiien. Gas
9roeraum iDar ein rei9Doltiges.
Ole beriGicoenen gbbon0lunsen lpa.
rem Yroonfte fleibiaen Gtuoiums
.unO eereiften Genfens.
Der SAperiAteaOeAt fi9rte ben
8orfit nuf cine freunolide tattpcIle
Meiie. % 0ieies Sabr bas lette
Ieines AmtsterminS ais DiItritts'
superintendent Des 2incoln . o.
|Itritts 1T, tuuroe ibnl elm @ertrai'
ems. rn6 Gnnfes . @otum barge.
brudlt fir ieine f1htQe un0 umiih.
tiee 4mtsfiibrune. Ole @Landnuit.
mern oes Yrogramms noren 5tuel
@ortrdge BON groieiior CT. 6rieo'
rid MuHS bon Der tbeoloeiideu ia
fuIt1t uuieres 8reoiger . Seminars
in @nrrenton Wio. Or. Mun5, oet
uie menige TbeoIogen Der Relt5eii
ouf benz @cbicte Der @pOfolpptif 81
SauIe iii, re0etc ilber Die ApofaIDpiC
oes aItcn GeItameuts, oes guhes
Daniel, uno 5lpor am eriteu Abelio
iiber gGas Wonnrhenbilo4 8auiel
2, uno am 5Deiten Mbeno iibcr
yGie @eltreihe uno Der 0lenidcn-
John, Daniel s. Sn mabrbaii
erobartigen 3iigen beritano Der REQ
ner bicie tiefen @eisiagunoen 81 emit.
|sifiern, Dic iie in Der @eihidtc,
uuo beIonOers IN Der ge9entp6rtigen
crniten @eItfriiis ibre Anpenouna
|rclp. Grfiiaung fiiloen.
Gas GrdeIter Der beioen @emein-
|Sen CAB an beioen abenoen BOZ
Den gortrdgen EN- aonSert, welhea
S~anfboren geifaa fnno. Aud Die
Garbietuugen oes @eiangssG bors
scugten bon Galent nr6 1ildtieteit.
Die bei6en @emein0en ban Cults
.pfleacn Der oeutifen Sprnde, unb
iDenn ale @emein0en oasielbe Sn'
~terclje IND 2iebe fir nniere idone
@aitteriprade an ben DAG leger
iniroell. mare nod lange feline Ole.
iabr borbnnoen, Dab 6as Geutihc
in Oieiem 2anoe ousltirbt.
y. s. Safer, 4aitOr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
lldlt al rettenl

gHe ste Grg1nc Der aaiieren nod je0ent Strohbolm areIfen, segt
bic unaLaubhd t0lpelbofte art nit Der fe bic anfunft zines 9aufhens
rufffhr HeHer am Gigris su ene1 groBen Greigns 1uF5uboaf1en tnhen
@on elmer @eretuignug Der rMii1en un0 engifhea 5trethr1Fte N YNe
IopotaniH auaHeAu fRi obpoDI 0e ruffffen Stretfrdite bonn Sigrs
reihdb 10 melt enfernt# FnO, ne he fefner5et bon Berlin entferrt uoren
ais oefdbeu HI1ter meIoeten, Die 9adridt bon benz 4nnaride Der
MHfen babe IN Der Gehshnlptfoot cine resenedte 4onf er8eugt. Diee
BIatter Iernen nifts uno DoQen nthts IeTnen. Sic limo Inumer nuf
benz ausEng nad glenngev bic Fd gInHHg fit Die aaiierten oepieu
IdHer. nobel es ihnen n0airdA gan8 gIet4gaIig III, aus relaen 2helen
Diefe MRel6un1en Eonm9n nnA oni pe apehe @ntfernnng man linen an.
Eeben farm, BOB fe erfan0en fnos sic tinnaern fh ne0er TIM aarten nod
Inn fpndae @iHsmftte elmer iddihen 9erihferftathng, Tie fuoaen inter
unn ea aud ~htnDrtmal auf Soften or &nhrpat mo or 1erTurut &c.
Ihebeu nuB Sn 0onoon tmo Bdris pib man oS. oesh1ab miro bort
biar Neidfer4attm1 III Der nHerfanii1QH Rrene III ieoer 9Sele Betl
fhub eeeMet. Die dnAIihen @erliRer mo Miener 9eubte Derofn m
2onDon 10 lange 5uradgebolteng bis bic beriogenen Barrier 8erIdte uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
Der 9iffSfOnO!
9eHtider gerein bon 6alam nnS
1lmaeaenD.

Ger 0eltide 9erein bon Soaam
uno umeeeenO bat fir Die oeutihe
8ittuen. unD Baiien aoije fOloenoe
gumme geInumelt:
Rnn1enLiffe Der @eber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
SnterIsnOSaIs aOniersns.

gfn 90. nno "a. Wlni beriammel.
te iid in Der CD. Iiitb. ct. 8ouls.
aemein0e 0es Serrn 8oItor 8. Nitt
5u NorfoIf. gtcbr., cine ireie inter.
iDnooole aonferen5. 9ieielbe be.
Itnn0 aus ben BON ben aonfereH3en
ertD1blten Gnitoren Der 3rr SBno.
oalfouferens eeborigen SnnoOen, 70,
tDie Der Somaipno0e. 4liber ben
Gelcaaten fDaren nod biele G1itoren
erIdieneu, 10 Oab bic 3abl Oerielberl
As mar.
Ser 8ped oieier freien Sonic.
ren5 ioIIte Ieiu: 2ur6 perioRlide
gefunntinoft nnb offcne ausipra.
DIE bic SniId)en bei0en Airdenfor.
perm bcitebenben G~iiferen5en IN Der
9ebre at beleitiaen nno Elm beiIereS
GiuberItan0nis. ia Ginigfcit berbei.
5ufiibren. lin oieien 8fned 5u CT.
reideL lag cine trefflihe. noblbor.
bereitete, nnparteiiide 4rbeit oes
Germ @aItor Gdnrot Bottle Greet,
Nebr., Dor, Die eineebeno beiproden
un0 Damn in allen i6ren Snben EN-.
Ttimnig ongenonnten tpurOe.
Die 6reil0e iiber ben erlnngfen
Grfolg mar unter oIlen @nipeienoen,
bic iii feiner, e~iitgegenfommen0er
@eiIe NIT einauoer berbnnbelten uno
berfehrten, 10 groB, ooB NIT inert,
Ii9er gegeilterllng Die 4bboltung
elmer 5tueiten aonferen5 befdloiien
fuitrbe, Die am /. ufD 2. 4ug. Ia.
gen unb 5il Der nid bic ebrtu. eo.
lutb. 9biofgnooe eingelaoen iueroen
Iou. Gas 9elegateniDitem foa bel.
behaIten iuerben bod ioaen nle ga.
~itoreir bic aus genanntef1 Spnooen
erifeineL Sis u10 Gimme b1ben.
Mit ben ber5Iiden 3onfbeidlii-
len fir Die arbeit 0es 9orberei,
tunqsfomitees. fiir bic treffIiden
51ee un0 4iisfubrungen 0es Germ
Referenten uHo mir .erSeigte 2iebe
unA @oItfreunbItaff ieiteus oes
&errn @nItor 8itt rno Feiner @c.
meinoe bertoete fi6 bic Beridmm,
lung.
Ginen ole Grpartun1en iiberitei-
genoen Segen bat Gctt onf oieIC
erite Jrie0ens. unb einieunssber.
iomnlIune eeIegt Mooe es ibm mobl,
gefalig Iein ons ongefangene @ert
aud 70 meter sl fiibren oaB ons
8iel, ginigune Der getrenntcn Sp.
nooen. erreift per0e, q. @uu0el.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
SadrIidle 9iitriEtsEuaferena.

Die i1brlide aonfcren5 0es Gin.
coin Giitrifts Der ipeltliden oeutiden
sionferen3 Der Metbo6iitentird)e tog.
te bonn is. bis 81. Wlni in Cutie,
9ebr., 80 MteiIen iDetlid bon @olo.
reoe. Staot mno llmgegeng lit
beinabe ousidlieBliA bon bieoeren
5dpaben betDobrt, init 5iDet I~tarfen
OeutiGen aird,en uno @emeinOen:
cine lutberiihe unD cine metbooiiti.
ide @gnein0e.
9ieie @pgen6 Eot iid iuutlberbnr
enttpideIt. 80 in ben nenu5iger
5nbren beldei0ene &iitteir Itanoen,
iteben jest @obnbauier nit alien
aomiort nao moOerneu Ginri6tuu-
gen. MoBia man hIih, lit 8obl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

SER gaItor G. s. Greie, feline 90.
idieOspreOigt balten, nadoem er 81
Sabre utinterbroAen bon Der San
3el berob Der @emeinoe has Grange
linn gepre0igt bat.
SER 8aitor q. 5. Greie, melder
am 3. DECEMBER 1912 in 9onno.
Der, DeItjhlano, hos 2idt Der 8eli
erbIidte. iebt nlio tint 70. 2ebens-
'iabre Itebt, fam I'M Sohre 1867.
nad0em ct feline tbeolOgiiden Stu
.0ien 1T 3eutihlanD beenOet bate,
mad amerifa u1l0 mar 5nerIt 8ebn
SATIRE binDurb Yaitor an Der oeut'
Iden ebangelii6. Iutberiiden airdC
In Sooper, gte6. SIM Sabre 1875
Wuroe Scrr 6reIe SeelIorgcr ieiner
iebigen @emein0e oeren oomaligt
STRIDE iid on Sadion GtraBe. 8tui
lden If. ltno ~. StrnBe, befon0.
B1breuo leiner Iatgen 4mts5eii
bat SER 4dltor dreie pieIe neuG
@eItbIreer i'm aeben aulongen ie.
ben, aber aud iebr Diele 9litglie.
Der ieiner @cmeinbe ben leten 2ie.
bes0ienIt e~rfDeiicn miliien. 8tele. BIZ
er tauite uno einiegnete, iinO jet
eripadiene 2eute, uno lie nae, mit
aud iamtIide @Lie6er ieiner @e.
meinoe neroen Dem ideioenoer
5eeIioreer EN- frenoiges Anoeafer
beiDabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

@eI0anpeiinng fir obigen Betrae
lit bon 5habmciiter. Serrn 6rit
@olpp, iiberwieien worOen,
). 6. Seberin, Get.
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Die le eraanSenben Qeridte aus ben neutrnlen Snneniden Der Mlierten
tbe Sduoiefdt getan bdhn Die cugiibn @ohmitiassblaher brtngen
.et ldnaerer Belt iboH Die Gntihen Nerhnr mo @iener geritte emit.
|meor Gar nht ODER In 10 tertlnmclter GornL bob fe ntt meDr ~
|erfannen fo. Tagesen brtngen fe bic 'tagiden Barrier @aih5ttel Die
|Ae Sftroton irner gon5 inft barielen umb Dor fetnem gerug 5urud.
|hbredn. aon8 nisfibrltt. lluldngit %betphspeif brodten fe aus benz
|galmer 9eutt mir Die w1cDung bob bic 1randohn III Der Stctnbrtb
bet Souoremont eingcorungen cien; bob lie bel Der Sobe 304 rdeber
cine Nieoerloee erluten bdtten uno bdb aud bic @naIdn0er cine bolc
ShIappe beinaetrngen batet %brithuieaen he 60 tretbeu OMe 9ldtter
NIT Dem pubhfum Sfinoluoer ino biloen fb moeGherpcue en fe
|lonnten OaSurh be perlcreue Sahe Der aliiertel reheH Gle peroeu
|fb wnnoernl
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gptaL. nnb anIrnmentaL 0anaert.

SIN Aii0itoriun Der SdJmnller
& Mhieaer 9inno 60, 1911 5or.
nam CTR, tperOen am 0ianstag
abeno, ben 6. SUM-, Die Sdiller ulo
SdHllerinnen Der Bioniitm Gr1ii
5ranceg 8detena, oes 8ioIiniiteit
Grant Dad uro Oes @efaaslebrers
9artie 0'geiL EN- eerneinidnftIihes
aon5ert neranit1lten. Gin iebr IN.
t~ereiiontes 9rogromm lit ouioGtrlt,
IoOoB Elm multfaIifder t@enub al
ermnrten lift. Der Anfnng ocS Son.
serts lit auf 8.15 nngciest. Sci
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

GieuItbier, Siobe[e Mobmor. Gron.
els Sobniorb Soc German, anno
aiaion.
@eInne: SeIen 0'grieri, Soprd.
niitin; @loOps 2ouiie Chambers,
GontroItiitin; s.. u. GoIigburn Ges
nor; gbns. glodlod, gnliiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

benz aouaert pirten bic fOIsen6en
anaeben0eu SsiinItIer nit:
9iono. G0itb Miller. 4orntbD
gnrions. Mianie 1rieomnit, @irgi.
mia gprne.
@ioline: @etru0e Bie0ing, Grace
@ieOing, Clara S@neiOer, Grou .,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-17
SAYS POLICEMAN ANNOYED HER
SHOOTS HIM IN LEG

II wanted to live square with my
husband"
That was the plea of Mrs. Pauline
Carson of 1872 N. Clark st., when
she was locked up for shooting Po-
Hceman George Wirgan of the Town
Hall station yesterday.
Wirgan was shot in the leg. He
will recover. Mrs. Carson says she
was friendly with him before her
marriage to Roy Carson. But when
he came to her door yesterday she
told him she was married. He in
sisted on coming in, she declares, so
she shot him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-17
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Los Angeles. - Inez MiIholland
Boissevain, noted suffrage leader, in
another relapse.
Waco, Tex. - Three persons in
jured one seriously, in fire which de-
stroyed new interurban hotel.
Boston.-CounseI for New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad fled
bill in U. S. district court attacking
constitutinality of -Adamson 8-hour
law.
ToIedo.-CIint Lynn and Schuyler.
Bartholomew, Monroe, Mich, be-
Heved lost on Lake Erie, drifted on
to West Sister island and were
picked up by searching party.
Battle Greek, Mich. - Lawton T.
Humans Of Mason, chairman Of state
railroad comm, died in Battle Creek
sanitaTium.
St. Paul, Minn.-Northern Pacific
employees drawing less than $500 a
month will get SIS to $40 more, start
ing next month, road officials volun-
tarily announced.
London.-Group of members will
introduce motion in house Of COM
mons to prohibit the manufacture Of
Intoxicating liquor in Great Britain.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-17

EXPECT MoNASTIR TO FALL
= AIR RAID KILLS SO r
London.-Fall of Monastir expect
ed within three days. French, Ital-
ian, English and Serbian forces have
united and are fighting through snow
and sleet to gain city.
BerIin.-AIlied air raid over Zee
brugge and Ostend Wednesday killed
80 Belgians and did practically no
other damage.
London.-Further advances along
onrth bank Of Ancre reported by Gen.
Haig.
Rome.-Dispatches from SaIonika
today said Serbians had occupied the
towns of Konai and MesoriOH in adj
vance toward Monastir. Kenali and
Mesorioi are both situated several
mile sbelow the line of advance of
the allies fixed in latest official state
ments from Sofia, Paris and London.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-17
WILL TRUST WILSON TC
S-HOUR DAY LAW

-tlSSEN DENA Law
Cleveland, Nov. Confident that
should Adamson eight-hour law fail,
Pres. Wilson will provide another
measure which will insure trainmen
of an eight-hour day, heads Of va
Tious brOtherhoods here today scout
ed possibility of general strike in
January.
WaTrenlB. Stone, head of Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, said
that, if Adamson eight-hour law was
knocked out, trainmen looked to
Pres. Wilson for an effective substi-
tute.
Possibilities that strike vote taken
last summer would not hold good for
strike in January doomed up today
and brotherhood officials said this
question would have to be determin-
ed at meeting to be held in Wash
ington on Monday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-17

UNITE TO KEEP RAIL WORKERS
FROM THEIR S-HOUR DAY
New York, Nov. 17.-National
Founders assn, representing 600
American foundries, adopted resolu-
tons pledging aid to railroads in
fighting the Adamson eight-hour law.
It was announced today that
eleven other big industrial ass'ns
would follow suit and join with the
founders to make a great national
employers aQti-eight-hour-day fight
ing machine
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-29
ALASKAN SOUGHT AS
 HEIR ID FORTUNE
a. P. 4. Service.

a. r. 4. Service
 DAVENPORT, Wash. Jan. 2s.-A fortune of one hundred thousand dol lars is awaiting Joseph Lowry, who is sole heir to the estate of his broth. CT. Andrew Lowry, who was killed il, an explosion occurring here recently. Joseph Lowry Is supposed to be some where In Alaska at the present time but all efforts to locate him up to the present have failed. When last heard from the missing man was on his way to the north. and 1t is believed that he was en route either to Alaska or the Caribou country
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-29
4. e.N. Service.

4. ?. \. Service.
 SAN DIEGO. Jan. 2s.--About seven ty persons were killed and drowned when the lower Otay valley dam be- longing to the Southern California Water Company broke Thursday night releasing eleven billion gallons of Wa ,er which swept down on Otay in an overwhelming flood and also overflow ng the farms in the adjacent valley
 Many of the houses In Otay were destroyed and forty farm houses have been carried off in the torrent What has become of all the inhabitants Is not known but many families are missing and 1t is feared that they have been drowned.
 San Diego Is at present almost en- tirely surrounded by the flood and communication with outside points Is carried on with great difficulty. In the meantime the rains continue and the damage to the towns and farms of the surrounding country Ia daily growing greater.
 The breaking of the Otaly dam has practically cut off the city water sup uly and water is extremely scarce. This morning. the first signs of another tragedy appeared when a boatman crossing lower San Diego bay discov-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-29
FLOODS
 GROW STEADILY WORSE

cred the body of a woman and the corpses of several oxen and horses floating In the water little later hundreds of dead horses and cattle were seen floating past the water front under the strong impulse of the tide while the lower bay was strewn with furniture and parts of broken and crumbled houses which have been washed down from the destroyed farms of tho Interior
 Hundreds of men. women and chil- dren are known to be in peril at ranch houses in the valleys east of the city. many of which are cut off by the flood waters from all escape. Many are also entirely out of food and all possibility of obtaining food supplies unless heroic measures are taken.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-29
TITLED MINER ARRESTED
 AS A SPY
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A. P. A. SsrNic@
 SEATTLE, Jan 2s-News was recetv- ed from England today stating that Baron Ernest Guenther- -Barrensprung. a titled German who Is well known in southeastern Alaska through his connection with the Blue Bell mine and other mines and property in the same vicinity of Seward, has been ar rested in England on charge Of espionage and ls now In a British prison awaiting trial Alaska friends of the baron are interesting themselves in the ease and will make an effort to secure his release
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-It was an nounced by Secretary Lansing today that the government is making seri- ous attempt to bring the European belligerents to a proper understanding of the rights of neutrals through the medium of several communications combatants. Lansing states the United States, in asking all European belli
 gerents to make a general agreement to square their submarine warfare with
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SEVEN PERISH IN
 GOLDEN GATE WRECK
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-Seven of the crew of the steam schooner Aberdeen probably perlshed when that vessel went ashore on the rocks near the entrance to the Golden Gate this morning The vessel was attempting to clear the entrance during a heavy fog and was carried ashore by the strong currents. Up to noon today the coast guard crew had been unable to reach the vessel and as but three of the crew have succeeded in getting ashore in the heavy surf 1t Is believed the remainder have drowned
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 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The nom ination of Blandes to fill the vacancy in the supreme court bench acused by the death Of Justice Lamar has come as a great surprise to both lay and official circles
 Brandies is well know in legal circles through his several works on legal topics and also for his many magazine, contributions, not a few of which are given to discussions of labor topics.
 This has given rise to the belief in the minds of many people that Bran dies has strong socialistic and labor inclinations which are more or less
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ion to close the door to foreign trade and commerce. sherman denounced Japan and the Japanese methods in unmeasured terma
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 PETROGRAD, aJn. 2s.-Reports from the headquarters of the Grand Duke Nicholas today state that two Turkish army corps have been entrap- ped by the Russian forces invading Eastern Armenia and are totally unable to extricate themselves from the enfolding Russian lines. Accord ing to the war office dispatches, the Turks are a portion of the Erzerum
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LOUIS eRANDIES
 TO SUCCEED LAMAR

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-It was announced today that President Will son has appointed Louis D. Brandies Of Boston to i'll the vacancy in the supreme court created by the death of Justice Lamar The appointment comes as a considerable surprise to to country
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ASKS BELL LIGEREnTS TO CONFORM
 TO INTERNATIONAL LAW

the principles Of humanity and the terms of international law, has taken the position that under the changed conditions of naval warfare, merchant ships should carry no armament what
 ever and has insisted on this feature to the extent of demanding that all the warrin powers must conform thereto. Lansing says, that the pow CTS have been notified that unless they subscribe to such principles armed merchantmen will be denied entry at all American ports, except under the
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GERMANS CAPTURE THOUSAND YARDS
 FRENCH TRENCHES
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LONDON, Jan. 29.-"The capture of one thousand yards of the French po- sitions, south and including the village of Fiese, was announced today by the German army headquarters, says a report from Berlin today. It ls also announced that thirteen machine guns were taken together with a total of nine hundred and twenty seven prison CTS. This is all the war reports that have escaped the censors today
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RUSSIANS TRAP 2
 TURK ARMY CORPS

garrison and the scene of their dan- gerous predicament Is some distance west of Lake Van, between Erzerum and Mush The Russians columns proceeding farther to the south are now penetrating toward AIaragha garrisoning the country in their pas sage.
 Eagle Anniversary entertainment February s.
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BRITISH LOSSES
 55O,OOO MEN
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 LONDON, Jan. 2.-Premler AsQuIth announced to parliament today that the total of the British losses of the war up to the ninth day of January are five hundred and fifty thousand Asquith stated that this represented the total casualties in all fields and operations.
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