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The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07

~ T THE two principal theaters
of T0kyo-the Imperial and
the more Japanese Kabukiza
the former is, as build
ing and in the auditorium absolute
ly European in style and modelled
avowedly after the Vienna opera
house, at all events in front, and is as
clean as a hospital behind the scenes
and in the dressing rooms. as was re-
marked by a Tokyo university profess
sor who accompanied me- writes Percy
Burton in the Boston Transcript.
There | was introduced to the star
then playing Kikug0ro, scion of the
atrical stock, actor with pedigree as
distinguished as the Drews or the r.
wings, and who welcomed me as graci-
ously as either might have done and
received my compliments paid him
through the Interpretation of the inn
presari0 with modesty worthy of
Forbes Robertson himself. Covering
his breast, which he revealed without
shame on the stage, he bowed with
that delightful self-depreciation and
SiOiitthl iilittlitlNlOil hIiiNll 10 81 maj td
a characteristic of the educated and
ever-defegent japanese.
| was disappointed at the first visit
I had paid to the Imperiuh theater in
Tokyo by seeing a very Indifferent
German picture play, the only novelty
being the lecturer or interpreter, who
preceded or followed every action by
a recitative, as is the rule both in the
movies or shakes and drama alike,
for the japanese are accustomed to n
Greek chorus from time immemorial.
Revolving Stage Used for Ages.
1t may be news TO many that the re-
volying stage has been iii use with
them for literally hundreds of years.
So has the "haHamicho' or Glover
path" as the runway is called, and
rarely seen here except in musical
play, though it is Il necessary adjunct
of almost every drama in Japan. The
performances have been getting COM
mendably shorter of recent years and
now usually start ut . 80 in the after
noon and end between IL and mid
night most of the natives taking their
food and children with them, or get
ting what nourishment they need be-
tween the acts Ga restaurant being a
necessary adjunct to the auditorium,
the rising generation getting their own
direct from their mothers breast dur
Ing the action of the play
Nor does the scenery leave much
if anything TO be desired both interior
and exterior scenes being on realistic
lines and wonderfully we'll designed,
and executed. one, in fact, of bam-
boo grove, with rusheS, waving and
Whstling in the wind, and with flow
Ing water, | have not seen eXcelled.
Sometimes, it is true, carpenter com
ing on with a hammer will destroy
the illusion Of a scene if it is not quite
finished when the circular stage re-
wolves. 1t is difficult also for an oc-
cidental ever to become quite accus-
toned to the supposedly invisible
property man." who, like little Jack
Horner, stands with his back to the
audience until his presence is required
on the scene to provide an essential
detail or regulate the folds of the hero
or her0ine's dress, after which he re-
lapses into his former state of in
visibility"
Long Bill Is Offered.
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why hundreds
n a the building adnittance
which other the city had
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opened the building was empty at the
first real touch Of winter weather.
The lodging house owners are the
hardest hit by the good times. Many
of them complain that, while usually
at this time of the year their places
are filed to capacity and they have TO
turn men away, at present, despite the
cold snap, less than half of their beds
are occupied.
w. J. Anderson, assistant superin-
tendent at the municipal lodging house,
Who had made an Investigation Of
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Gentle Hint.

"Have you made any good resolu-
tions for the new year?"
''Yes-one."
What is it?"
To stop answering fool questions"
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Bone Barometers.

1t is a fortunate thing that bone
barometers are going out of style. The
people who have always felt everything
In their bones We're forever feeling
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
Knew His Duty.

"Now George, at our Christmas
party / want you to toe the mark"
Il surely will, if it's the mistletoe."
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LONG Bill Is Offered.

The Japanese audience expects full
value for its money, for little goes
u long way with the native, and usu-
ally four, five or six plays of varying
length and style are performed on a
single afternoon and evening, drama
being interspersed with farce and
musical comedy or dancing, and liberal
entr'actes provided so that the visitor
can eat, frequent the booths and buy
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many things that nobody wanted them
to feel. 1t never rained on holiday.
the washerwoman never failed to
come, the bugs never ate the roses.
company never appeared Unexpectedly,
nothing unpleasant ever happened
without the person who had bones de-
claring that she had known it all the
time, that she had felt it in her bones.
If the bone barometers could have been
trained to predict sunshine and good
crops they would have been very good
things to have and would never have
gone out of style, but bone barome-
ter was always falling. And at last
it has fallen almost out of sight.-In-
dianapolis News.
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Nothing Doing at Chicago's Municipal WoodpIe

rHCAGoThere fan the municipal lodging
growing municipal Hop
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Hiawatha Still the King in Minnehaha Falls Park

M NNEAPoLIsLong live the Enet aVatha
in haha Falls, still his herd The
in the elk herd has been fought HaNaha
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WHAT HE GOT

Weary got sentimental yestiddy
an hung up me stockin' fer Christ
mus.
Walker-Wot did yer get?
Weary-Nuthin; somebody stole me
stockin'
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The Other Nav

Have you finished your Christmas
shopping?"
No, it finished me-"
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asked If
kept schedule
can't afford connections Chicago Asked If it
failed We'll
callers
going
what
hem? her claimed infoma
on o
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Father Knickerbocker's Spending Money for 1917

NEW YoRKMnhattn island bought Indians s24 worth
IN
knickerho spending
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"How did you break your wife of
buying you cigars for a Christmas
PRESENT."
Il gave her a box of cheap choco-
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AT Ile ITanu OentfaI SIdJIOn the Other
day man approached the information
bureau and inquired "What time does
the train l came in go backY
Had the clerk replied as he felt,
he might have said as soon as the wa
ter coolers were reflled or the engi-
neer had rested. But instead he re-
marked that more than 300 trains ar
rive daily and asked, where did you
come from?" Springfield Mass, :"
said the man, and then he was in
formed when the next train would
The Monticellonian., 1916-12-07
Some Things They Ask in Gotham Railway Stations

NEW wonder that the information clerks the railroad
in
that the public who aye go clear off their "burner
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slbrinpidIser iinteriiatnnos gereia.

Inter GROCER gsibeilisuns bisIt Der
akinpfdlju lin!tritiibunes gsrsiH
ltbisn Sonntas Nahmitins feline res
etlm1biss g.rfdmmlung in isinsrUers
einsbnIIs. 1892 Central apsnue. ab,
in ipeif,er prGTbsnt Sofob Grdmlib
ben Woriib fiibrte unb Sstrsidr Deter
gduifdncurt prototolIiris. IN feds
iranie Witslitbsr fpurb. bic Inter.
itiisuns 3ur 3nb!uns ansepisien. Serr
Jacob abam, Delesai gum Stahipers
bunb, b<ridisis bon ben .WsrDdnbluns
gen bes Sta5ipsrbdnbs, 10 aud 5srr.
Daniel 2ussnbifb, Dsieeut CUR Ttuts
iden Gag Gtisai4dft. Die gsri4ie
ipurben anesnpmmeH.
bon Der GtutiG Otittrr. ling.
5iIfseeielli6afi ipurhe Elm S6rti6en
ptrIeieH, in ipsIfem bdrauf binaslpiss
fen nurbe, in BEN 9sriamris
lanssfofal cine SammsIbiidie duf3us
iiellsn, nm 3ur ipsiieren 8siiisusr ber
goibfsibsnbsn in Der alisn 9tindib
ju inmmsln. Dem Wunics fol- GoIgs
aslsiitst tpsrDen. Cine Ginlabuns bonn
Dsutiten Stub su ,inem Ban am 25.
Mdrs, ioipis cine GinIabung bon Der
Gitseslose SO. 701 bes Dsuii6tn
Grosns Sorusari 81 sinem G<IeHs
f9ofisbal, sbsnfalls am Is. Wdr3. In
Der Nrbtitsrbdils ipurcen ungencriis
men unb ss lpurSt btlHloHsu. ii@ In
forpore barnn au bssheiIisen. Die
MiisIisbtr periammeIn fi4 an biefem
sfbenb i'm s llbr I'm beuii6en aIubs
baus. Cir GrfriI&ungtn tpurbt eiH
@sIbbttrag beiDinist.
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Ytrtdufe in nsitralen 9dnbsrn bar,
ober 0ertdufe BON dmerifanifhsn Sss
turit1ien, bic in beuti9em 8eiib ipas
ren. Dieter srOBe 9etras Don osuts
5den Ms1isIn bat sinen sntlpred,ennsn
giiebersang i'm Wsrtbe bes Mart
berDprserufsn. SrObbem tpmmen bic
beitfaen pupisrs beiidnbis fpeiier an.
Selbitperitdnblia III babel in eriier
Reibe an ben areoit gu benisn. pen
DeutI9lanb in gereiti9nft baben pill.
fobalb Der ariss gu gnbe III. Gs 1T
isbo6 nidt an,unebmen, bab Die
bsutide Jinanspelt, bic natiirlih i'm
gintlans nit ibrsr Resisruns arbeitst.
iih jebt i6on 9olb nit Iolbeu Spfern
befddffen iuiiros. tpis bic gntipertbung
Der Wsart iie Sur Solse baben, peIln
iis ni6t nit einem IN afebbarer 3eit
eintretenben SSriebsnsi9lub rehrste.
gbenfo lit betannt, bab bic beutiden
5iHansiers in biefsm 2anbe sroBe
Msnsen &upfer unb ionitises RobmaT
terial setallft baben. bas 5ur iOfortis
gen @erfdiffuns bereit gebaltsn ipirb,
fobalb Der Grisbe ertldrt 1T. WfrDs
ni4i nit sinem nabsn Srisbensfdlub
ssrednet, 10 piirbs bic bsuti9e Gis
non5ipelt nidt jsBt i9pn ibr 9elb duf
fOlde @siie feitIesen. gu bsmerten
1T nod. bab bisis 9ertdufs pOn Wart>
pe9ieIn in befonbtrs GROCER gln5abl
iid einiteItsn, aIs bic Sample cor
@erbun besannen uno feitbem fortsss
febt iperben, ipas fdlieBsn labt, odb
SeutI6lanb mad groberuns pieier
frdn8Oiifden Stsllung
Observation-Disclosures ertpartst. g8ir
fonnen mir boffen, baB bieie 5ries
bensan5ei9en fi6 ala ri4tie srlpeiIen
mDsen.
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Dte 3eusen, bic in Der alIiirs
ten ameritaniiden prefIe beftGnbis ss>
gen Deutidlanb angefiibrt perben,
iinb 2isbtneat uno 5arpen, bon oensn
Der Gritere Der minber barmlofe 1T,
ba ielbf bic qrobritsn ni1t umbin
tonnen, in 2isbtHe4t eiHen Wirrtopf
gu srtsupsn unb aud sespunsen iinb,
Don Der 1batiaas &snntnib gu nebs
men, bab feline eisene partei ibn a6s
sei9iittelt bat. oarDen TT Der gefdhrs
lidere, neil er als cine seiitise @r6Bs
0eutf fdlanDs auspofaunt urh ibm Elm
srpber Ginflub auf bas Oeutfds Bolt
5useidrieben pirb. Wabr III nur,
bab Sarpsn 2lufm.rtfamteit Bel Sfus
isnisen Seutiben errest, bi. es fir
ibre pfliht balten, cine Der Regieruns
fetnbli9e GtslIuns ein5unsbmsn,
sleidoisl OBJ cine 9sre9tiguns ba3u
porbanben 1T, ober ni9t unb bag er
bieienieen alafen pertritt, bic babur9
BON iib rsbsn MAIDEN tpollen, bab
lie ri9ts 9eftebenbes seIisn lais
len. @enn Sarben glaubie, bab sr
fir feline Monatsi9rift 2slsr finoen
piirbe, inbem sr beitreitet, bab bic
grbe ii6 um bic Sonne brebt, ipiirbe
sr, nm bic Seniationsluit 5u befriebis
gen, aud bieis gnfi9t nit isinem ab=
gffdmndten Stil Dertreten. Oa nun
gang Seutihlanb Der 9lnii1t III baB
bic Hation bur4baltsn miiFs, bis bic
Jeinbe I'm Jrieben bitten, 10 sntfpriDt
es Der Sorbsni6sn @eri6robenbeit,
bab sr senau bus gntgssenssisste per.
tritt unb neil bic SSdbigteit 9eu.f1s
lanbs. ii6 iiber feline Gegner gu oes
baupten, barauf b.rubt, bab ss ibm
aelungen III, burf bi. erobartige
Ssiitesurbeit Der beuti6en Naturfors
f6er bic enelifds 8Ipdaos 5u persitsIn,
70 IN .s ielbitpsrftdnblit, bab er bic
5batia4e Isusust ober fis gu pertleis
nern fuht. Sn norndIen 3eiteu tann
man einem Sboren geitatten, fsiner
g&arrbeit gsmdb gu bentsu unb gu
ihrsfben. a6sr unter ben ssgenfpartis
gen @srhdltniiIen lit Snrben cine qsit
unb Elm GemsinTduben, inbem sr Fa
als 3sues fir bic ieinbe Ssutf6lanbs
i'm guslarb bergibt. @enn man Inn
aud gu @uts baItsn tunu, bab er au
berftroben 1T, I'm ii6 isiner perbrsz
6erif6en &bItdt bepubt su f.ir. 70
1T ss bod utdt minber fpdhr, baB er
ii6 an Der beutfden glation fdper
perneht
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gaatbuoe ausae9obsm.

SoIspb SiiiHsr, Don Ro, 1401 Wals
nut Sfrabe. tpirb fid i'm Wunijipals
seridt auf ,tpei anilassn bin gu Der.
antiporisn babeu. CT rirn BON bem
S4nnlfpirib Barr i'm @rann Opera
SpuIs GjsbGuss ,b<ldutbigi, an siner
priiselsi ON Gdmitds 2btnD bttbeis
Iiei eeiptisn gu fem, stssentli6 mels
der tn Barr's aoiol bipsris Spissels
fftiben urb faniiigs Sahsn In Irilms
msr sinssn. alubsrbem IN bon Der
pOIi3si ees.n 5ittuer bic antlags ers
bokn iporbsn, bnB sr Wstt5etiel in
ieinem geit baits nnb cine Wstibuo:
In isinsr WobHung btirieb.
Muf ben non Barr ertpirtten 9dfts
btfsbl bin, iteIIk 6iitnsr iiH freiipiis
lis unb purbs banu stgsp giirsIdaft
.ntlaifsn. aurSe 8sit fpditr itaitsten
Snfp.iior 9limmo unb bic 9eteitips
Gddti<r unb Taulton br 5itiners
ften Wobnune einen 9sfud as unb
sntbtdten bort anssblih oipsi nidt i'm
1slspboubu9 aufsefiibris Jernfprsd5s
apparnit, bsrmitisIs ipsIdsr perfhies
btHe perionen, nsrsn sSbsntitdt ni9t
fsIissitsut rsrbsn lonnts, 0ettsn auf
gfsrbeennsn iibermitieln MOLTEN.
ipdbrsnb ii9 bic gsamitn nod N
Der Wobnun9 befoHben.
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2otal Ntri9t.


wait einer gtu.s Don insseIammi
$15 mubisn iid Ginbyt4sr 5ufrkben
stbtn. bic iit IN Der Pa@ pom Wlon>
Tag gum Disniiag nit GROCER Wibs
3utritt gu Der @urfifabrit Don ].
Dihsroipit e Con, &c. $50 D<if 8.
Strabe btri6afft unb iosdr ben gslbs
idranf. Der nidt tpsnissr dIs 100
pfIinb ipissi, cine sunst Streds lpeit
gsfHleppi unb punn ssiprtnst bdittn.
.Sn bem @slbjdrnni befanotn iid,
'nanli& nur SIS. bupOn $40 In psn'
tlies.
Die BiiHsr unb fonitissn papiere.
ipslfe fid In BEN Sdrani btfdnbsn,
ipurosn Don ben Ginbrthtru iorgfdls
tia bei Gtits eeIept. IN psri9ieotnert
Ssaen bss Gsi9dftsloials ipuroen
;ginssrdbbriide sutbsdt. nit bsrsn 9ils
fs bic polijei ben ginbrsdern nuf Die
Spur 5u iommtr boIft.
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Gin aufruf an bic amerifani'
i5eR syrauen unb Wiitter.

Sos ameritanii6s Bolt riibmt fi4
itiner Weui6li6teit unb bieier Stol3
bat aud feline g.re9tisuns. Sm ames
ritaniiten @OItstarattsr lisst EN- auss
ssipro9ensr 3us Der Mleni4enfreunbs
lt9teit. Su IeBtersr 3eit iit bieIsr
Rubm setriibt porben, bod 1T bic
S4ulb ni6t bem 9Dlts bei3umeFen,
fonbrn unfersm prdiiOsnten. Differ
1T perGntDOrtIi9 nafiir, bab in Gus
ropa 9egiOnen pon Werfben nit ame.
ritauii6en Geiboiier unb @ei9iigen
ain9emesslt iperben, ME er aud Der
MISUNDERSTANDING bes sSriebens bins
berIi6 TT, iubsm er ben aniirten be-
fuuBt pbsr unbsipubt bic Soffnung
ma6t, bab er bic ameritanii6e gtas
tion neranldfien fperbe, ii6 ben QlIiirs
ten an5rddlisb.n. atlle gemiibunsen,
ben grGfibsnten fir bic Jrisbenss sMis
iion, fpel9e bas ameritanii9e @olt als
feline &ufsabs betra1tet, gu eetpinnen,
finb Bis jsst psrgeblid setpeTen. 9o9
lDllte has BET erHftli6en 8emiihunaen
in siHem puntte eslinsen unb biff.r
bstrifft Hi9t blps uniere Re6is, ions
bern aud uHfsre pfli9t, burauf su bes
ttsben, bab Der erslif2en bar5ariiten
Rriegsfiibrung Ginbalt geboten ipirb,
tDeI@e buruuf geri4tet 1T arieg aegen
Jruuen unb ainber au fiibr.n. yei6ts
&dmpfenbe, gang befoubers Jrausn
uHb ainbU, baben itets unir bsm
S4us Dsr GiDiIiiation ssitaHssn uub
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Nerboftdt
@ernnIaht, 6. ". GOas iid bas es6en
~ nebmea.

GurG Godsraoise slerpOiitat ,ur
Qsr5ueiflins getrieben, ntadlte in Dec
Sad)t pou apontag gum Tienitag 6.
NJ Icae, Der ectreiar Der aunbe
9rot5ers 60. IN 9orwooo, ieincns
Qrbet elm GnSe, ilIoem or lid, I'M
9;neail Der sSiruin bud einen Ne.
oolperiditb eniIgitte.
Serr Miaiam stnabc, Der Sdat.
mciiier Der 5irma erflirfe, oaiI
Cole iih einfah ilbernrbeiict bate
urb 70 bodsraois nerp6s sciScien ici.
bdB man teabiiftigt bate, ibm Ct.
Hen ldnecren urlmib 5u scipdilreu.
Ter gebenslHiioe, ber 53 Slhr,
alt ipdr, ipobnie DO. 1902 5lornl
gluenie, gsOrIpoco uiib binterIdbt Sic
@iiiue unb ctHen Sobi.
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@epiffe 9orgduse I'm Rem
gorter giuduSmurtt fiibren auf bi.
@ermutbung, bdb Der oeutfden @eeies
rung Der Jriebe nidt uls ferntieseno
oorf4De6t. Siefe 4nfi9t seipirnsn
mir aus Der NittbeiIung, boB in Der
Iegten Seit cine grObs 9tnsahf Don
WldrtDedHelH na4 Neip Dorf perfauft
DOrben finb, 70 bub DeutffldHb stnsn
ni9t uHbetrGdtliden Golbfrebit in
biefem 2anbe aufsebaut bat. Die
@e9fsI fssasn tbsiIs Gsuti&IaHbS
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SIN aougreb beitsbt bieielbe
anii6t, bic mir gum ausbrud sebradt
bupeH, bab es cine nationale 'S6mah
iit, Der uteritanii9e Regisrtre Gr<
Iaubnib gu ertbeiIen, bub iie IN nns
isrsm 2anbe Srbnuns balts, aIs ipenn
mir basu niat fGbig tpGren. Wenn
man lieft, uie Der prdFbent bon bohs
tSnenoen pbraisn iiber rationale Gbre
iiberfliebt, I'm 4meritanern oas Re&t
gu ipabren,itd als SHubi4iloe fir bic
Gneldnber ber5useben, 70 betomtuIt
man einen gssriff pon ieiner 9lufri9s
tigteit, tpenn man iiebt, bab er elmer
fremben Ratipn bas Reht psrleibt, fiir
Die Orbnung unb Rube In ben Der.
Staaten gu Iorgen. gs tptrb audi bas
rauf binsepieen, bab Der prdftbent
bur9 Die a6na6ung nit Garransa
feline tonititutionelen BefugntiIe iiber>
I9ritten bat, bd baris6er, pb eine
frsnbe Gdtipn iouoerdne Re6ts in bic
fem 2arbe ausiiben bdrf, Der Senat
mitsubeitimmen bat. Gs lit bdraus gu
srfe9tn, bqb Der prdTibent febr ems
pfinblif iiber feline Redte paat, aber
fi6 tsin 9epifen bdrdus maht, bic
tUnItitutionslen Redts bes aongreheS
onSutaiten.
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MaIisias.

Ienoriit:: ,Tentm Gle iih, Serr
Gireftor, ipie popular id bin: Der
8tnarreufdbrifant Mmlb min cine
ncue 3igorreniorte nod mir neiinen. {
& Tireitor: yyfa. boifentli6 5iebt
Sis beifer nls giel-
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Die 4lliirten, bic rgrobeH
6iiter" Der usutralsn Staaten, ieben
9rie4enIanO 10 tart gu, bab bieies
nabs oaraH 1T, gu ben Deutfaen iibers
5uge6en. Was bic Spanuung berpprs
geruFen bat, 1T bas 9erldngen Der
auiirtsn, ibusn bas san3s r6rbliae
griedeulanb als Sriessge6iet CUR 0ers
fiigung gu ftelen. Dds 1T entf6ieDsn
ubgelebnt unb glei65eitig sin gru6
ar9ebrobt tporben, tpenn bic IuiirteR
ibrs Sorberung gepaltfam bur9Sus
ieBen Deriuden. 8e3si6nenb 1T aud
bas 8erIangen, oaB bic grie4iiden
Sruppeu aus bem ertpdbnten 9sbists
5uriidge5ogen perben. mas Elm tisTss
UdiBtrauen unb aud bic sSur6t
ntenneH Idbt, bab bic Srie9sn
om gnbe tbrer Gebulb angelongt
iinb. Die Sprberungen Der alliirtsn
ftnb natiirli6 cine 8orb.reitung 3u
einem angriff auf 8uIsarisn unb bic
Sirtei. ga bic 2llliirteu, pie erIi6ts
li4, bas erit passu noIIsn. na9bem
bic 8rie6en aus bem Wege gsrdumt
iinb, 10 1T oOrdussufebeu, bab Der
2lngriff nidt itattiinbsn pirb, benn
fpsHn SrieaenlunO i'm Sole fsiner psis
teren 8ergeDaltisung, ME bos taum
nod tHSrags ftebt, ii6 ngulgaren u.
Sirtsn aHitltebt, 10 psrben bic als
liirtsn f6Isunigft ibre S9iffe auffu.
den miiiieu. Ssitftebenb 1T aber 1uf
ieben Tol, bab Der srpbs WunIb Der
auiirteu. @rieflenlanb als gunbssaee
nofsn Su erIangen, ni6t In @rfiiquna
gsber pirb. 9as Glei6e 1T aud Be-
treffs Rumdniens geiichert. 9ie al.
ltirte preHe bebduptet 3pdr ieben Saq,
bab Rumdnisn fdon feit getponnen III,
aflein es feblt Bic leifeite 4nbeutIna,
baB es nit Der e(nsabs feine Ri6tigs
teit bat. Die offentuHbieen 4nsei6en
luiisn i'm Geasntbeil erIsbsn. bab Rus
nGnien Dou feiusr Isutralitdt mid.
abau6riugen III.
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gs,tt,pOdl, ben 10. 9aars 1916.
@ie es fasint. tpirh Bran.

Die es f4sint, ipirS grans
bsis sinsn Idpsren Stanb nm feline
9eitdtisuns als Rihtsr bss oberftsn
yuHbeseert6ts habeu. SeiHe 9sgnsr
iDnnen fetne 8sfdbigung fir Sas amt
ni9t beitreiten. sic berfu9sn ba9er,
ieinen 4aratter an5uIdmdrSen. Mas
iie oariibsr pprbringen, 1T febr melt
bergebolt ober gerabe5u belanglos.
Der tpabrs @runb, Der nidt einseiian.
ben lpiro, ridtst ii9 sesen ben Rsfor,
mer granbeis, Der forti9rittIide ges
bantsH pertritt. mas ibm bic Jeinos
fhaft alIer Reattioudrs in ben Der.
Stddten 5uge5ogen bat. Sbr Sbeal fno
Sberbunbesri9ter, bic isbes Der
9oltspoblfubrt bieneIrbs 9efeb fir
untonititutionel srtlGren. Rah ibrer
gluffaiiuns IT bas Sbsrbunbesseri&t
bic obcrite seiessebenbe 9ebDrbe BEG
2unbes, pprauseeiesi, bab lie nab
ben Wuniten Der ReattipuGrs banbsIt.
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SIN 5eiratbsburtau.

.. Sai bic Dame fouit tsinsn Sch.
l.ra-
.Su. iis lit blutarm."
vBittt, mShten sic bas lebts Mort
niGt sitpas prdsnuntsr betonsn!'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

Violin Miss Bertha Johnson. Piano Prof. Bourett.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

F. R. Short who has gone with eleven men to the Lost River mine is on of the highest priced experts in the United States. He will be engaged in samplng the ore exclu- sively and his work will be confined to gathering samples for assaying outside while his party will conduct a mill test on the spot. Short is connected with the richest mining syndicate in the world.
 The man who went up to examine the copper ledges of the Kobuk, F Winslow is his name, with Gus. Seiffert is also another highly paid expert and is connected with the same group of mining financiers as that by which Short is employed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
SHOE REPAIRING.

Have your shoes repaired NOW. Leather and supplies have advanced outside sky high and are hard to procure at any price. We are well supplied with materials and will not advance prices until we are com pelled to. Our work is the very best that can be done.
 F. A. PETERSON SHOE co.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13

Mebes, Richardson and Hagberg on the submarine about two miles west of town are hoisting and sluicing day and night, having seven men employed in addition to tn, partners. A 35 horse power boiler has recently been installed and cage and cars are used.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
cARpENTERs AND yONERs.

CARPENTERs AND JOINERs.
 Local, Union 17ss, Carpenters anu sosnsrx of America, meets every FIT asy mt Al Orland's shop Front o<'
 Carpenters Headquarters feuei al Labor Hall. at s p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
NOTICE.

Every woman in Nome is invited to attend meeting in the Kegoayah Kozga Hall on Friday, July 13 at p. m. The purpose of this meee. ing is to organize a Nome Branch of the International Red Cross As sociation.
 MRS. J. DENNIS ARNOLD.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-13
yOCAI, 24O- W. F. M.

IOCAL 24O- w. F. M'
 The regular meeting or the N9ln0 sasna Workers Union, Local NO. sac of the w. F. of M., is heio every Saturday evening at D. m' a' ps,ner's Hall. Office hours p. m' so 6 D. m., 2 p. m. to SD. m.
 PHIL CORRIGAN, President.
 yOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas.