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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
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Die blanten Silberitiide ieben ionnte.
5dbIte pter5is 1art auf unb lang bas
bel Den gcrs:
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9ieralf fragte er ben Birtb. tpie
ibm bieies 2ieb sefauen babe, unb Der
8irtb, beiien Iusen auf Die Changers
Den Silberitiide serif)tet tparen.
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tlnbeten, r1b bon Der Seit an nannte
man i'm nitt mebr Den hu9en, ION,
bern ben an9efiibrten Birtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Sum Observation-Disclosures.
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lNm 80. Mot
Nui bcs S~rieobofs ctnidmz Itilen
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Slun1eu.
Observation-Disclosures lit perflun9en;
Ringsum belize Hubc, bebreS
Sdneigen.
Sur oes @ruIes feirc, iflaufe Salme
Neieen lid i'm LINDEN Spicl Der
Siiite.
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Sic elm frii6 8epprf mes 8rab um@
Idlln1en;
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llnb Den Sfaoen 5eigt lid 8pIp'9er
Sd)inmcr.
Simmcl5ifliiTeI, Die ~un5dblbur
bliibcu,
SproBten uui aus Der getpeibten
Grbe.
Sploe Sriibliu9stinoer, frpbe Bot
ifaft
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&eld)eu:
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Sseru bon alleu S~uieinsbilb uub
SdJner3eu.
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@abrbeit.
Sretpenfcr.
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Stride nit ibren 8lnubensz uro Sit
tenporifriiteu.
8enu lie nur mebr oahteu, bieie
Sreioeuter, 10 lpilrben lie anoers
,ipreten.
Sb cs penu cine Sreibeit oes Seus
ten5 gibt III DEM Sinne, DaB man
beuten lam. mas mar mill?
9aB elm areis bier gden babe,
DUBUQUE in gIieu liese, Die Come
iiniter made - fam i'd nitt benten.
ipeun ih perniinftig bleiben mill, mein
Seuteu lit an Ebatiud)en eeburoen.
limb an beittmmte @eiese lit
mein Senten %gebuubeu. Cine llbr
nit ibreu pielen 8dohen, Die genall
tneiuanoergreifen, tanu nid)t entitans
ben fem ourh 3ufau: lpie II Die
Hdbt1en aus tbrem 9ebduie, pirf lie
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fommen niht burh Sufau 10 5uinms
men. baB lie Die Srbnung elmer llbr
crbuIten unb cine iolfe bilben. ga
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lie 5uiommenfii9t, eireu benfenoen
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reitenben 8runb. 60 lit bas Gent
geieB bon ben biureihcnoen Grim
ben elm @eies, mas mir Wcnihcu
ilid)t preisgeben tonneu, unier 9eufen
iii baran gebunbeu. Roh mebr iolher
@eiese gibt es. 8. y. bab bas 8an3e
itets GROCER lit oils Gin 5beil aus ibm.
bag cttpas nidJt 81 sIciher 3eit iein
fam uub uiht ieiu lam, poer man
lo0te 5ugIeid le6enbig uub 5ugIeit
ntht lcbenoig fem fonnen?
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reht ~oberildtlif 8coaht.
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fraet i'm, Oh CT lid cinmal Die Iugen
perbinben ln'icn mod,te. Wan poQe
ndmIit, icititelen. ob er - naicpeiB
lei. Ser alio 8eiragte miro au9c>
ii6tS beS reinen Sellers germ bereit
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laiicu. Nahoem bas sei6ebeu lit,
brebt man beu Seuer. Der aui Dem
Wittelitilt Der Hiidieite an9eruBt ieiu
mllB, berum lno criuht Den YSlius
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Was ipieleit mir?

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Stubl mitteu ms 3imuer, Die Mnbez
rem iteuen lid rinesum auf. Damn
miro burf Ib5dblen Semaub ge<
pdblt, Der ieinen aopf in bes Sisenz
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fam uno cine Sano auf benz Niideu
bdIt. Nun biirfeu bic iibrisen Wtts
ipieIcnben, elmer mad benz auberen,
einen leid,ten Shlas in bic auf benz
&iiden liesenbe 5anb seben. Ser
@eihIasene riftet iid nod is6em
Shlas ihneu auf uuo iuht aus ben
gelpesureen ulb Wtenen Der dnoes
rem gu erfcnnen, tper es mar, Der feline
Sano beriibrtc Sut er Tin errat6cn,
oann mub bieier an ietue STEELE tretel
llno oas Spiel tptrb fortgeiest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Ser fernen 8%rukmutter gum
BeburtStaa.

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@roBmiitterhen, nimm bieIe Bellies
Bon Seiuer fleiuen gufeltn!
8ie gernc mo6t' ih 5u Sir ellen.
8eil i'd 10 ber3lib gut Dir bin!
Sd modbte Cir Gin &iiBden seben
llnb mod)te iprcfen: nSmmeroar
Sol frob unp sIidlih iein Sein
2eben,
Bon Gag 5u Tag. bon Sabr 81 Sabrl'
God leioer mIS ih MIDI beeniigen
Wit einem 0ruB POI ferne uur.
Sics Srieilein bloB lam 5u Dir
iIiegeu
oils meiner treuen 9iebe Spur.
60 iou benn meme Sano Sir
idreiben,
@as germ Cir tiinoete mein Wunb:
n8roBmiitterhen foil immer bleiben
Heht eliidlit, frDblih uno s~eiunbl~
Snfusnitp.
Ser Siirit bon 9** reiite emit NIT
Dem 8raien @** in bas Dab Su g.
gui bieier Meiie mnbten iie Die StaSt
eires irembberrliten 9ebieteS paiSie<
rem. aur5 Dor Dem Sbore oerieIben
iagte Der Shirt 81 benz 8rafen:
r@iiieu Sic mas. i6 mOdte ~intosnito
reiieu, i6 iperbe mir alio einen ans
beren Nauleu sebeu." Nls ie in bas
Sbpr einfubren, trat Der tpahbabenbe
Sfii5ier al ben Wa9en uno fragte ben
Siiritcn. Die Shreibtafel. in Der Sanb:
~Rein @err, pie beiBen Sie?" Der
Shirt tonntc lid niht sIeih auf einen
Hamen beiinnef. unb iaete baber in
Der @erIc8enbeit: Sd bin Der @rai
bon I**l" limb Sie?" iragte
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S*+l" perieste Der 8rai. Ser
Wageu inbr peiter. ~3lm Senferl"
rief Der Shirt aus. .ipdS MAIDEN Sie?~
- Sd mill aud ~iniosnito reiicn",
CAB Der 8rai trodeu our Iuttpprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
But }tauenfrage.

Sieie Spalte bnben mir e%roffnct
our 8eiprefunG Der INNER brent
member iperbenpen S~rauenfragc
llnb labcu ale Seier uub Scie>
rinnen auf's Nadoriidlidite elm,
ibre Weinuug iiber Die Streits
fraec gu duBern.
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nabme IN 9etraft fommt, 10
nuroe bieielbe in elmer porbers
gebenoen Summer bonn Serrn
Gbei> Hebatteur tfeitselest: Wir
ratben alien mGnnliden Stimm=
sebern gegen cine 5ranen=
itimmrehtss Worlase 81 ittmmen,
iinb ms aber Der criol9reihen
NuSiid)ten Der Srauenitimms
red)tIer purhaus beipubt unb
betrahteu cs ais uniere Yfliht,
Die fatboliife Srauenipelt auf
ibre bcporitcbenoen Iuf9abeu
por5lbereiten. = sic Hebattion
bes nSamilieutreis".
ollie Srieie. bieie Srase be-
treiieub. iinb su ridlten an:
Che Catholic Yrintins COMPANY,
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Subuaue, Suma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Cine ihDne Site.

Sn Sprol eriitiert nod cine, In ben
meiiteu 8trtbsbduieru sebrdu6nlihe
Sitte, ndmIih irgenotpo in Der Stube
Elm grobes, setp6bnIih b5laernes
Teiier aufSubdnseu, an bei1en einem
Gnbe Elm Suhsi6pans, an benz am
oeren aber cine fleine 8lode befeitiet
tpirb; bonn Weier fiibrt Elm larees.
ansefnipftes Yferbebaar berunter. 70
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etrpas unelnubIite @eidiHte, 10 tpirb
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oerieIben aufpsrfeu; o nein. melt ba-
bon entfernt, leiie MIR maht iih elmer
Der Stammsdits irsenb ettpas In Der
Ndbe bes Yferbebaares 81 fhaffen.
uno plosIih tlinst bic tleine 1lode,
uno Der groBe Suhsihrpan5 ipebelt
nit Raht. Ines femnt bic Debeua
tune, IHes ladt, unb Der gr5dbIer
muB oft nit nift seringem @erbruife
mitten in icincr Geifihte a~ufboreu.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Mr W. l.. Cochrane of the Alaska Dakota Mining Company, owner of the rich quartz ledge on Boulder creek from which a great deal is expected in the near future, is preparing to make another extensive shipment of ore for test purposes. It is the intention of Mir Cochrane to thoroughly explore the property before placing a plant on the ground. A shaft will be sunk to a depth of one hundred and fifty feet or thereabouts and the extent and value of the ore body well determined during the present season and if found up to expectations will be placed in operation next summer on a large scale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The trading schooner Challenge started on its way to the far north yesterday morning at three thirty, af- ter taking aboard a large consign- ment of trade goods and the supplies necessary to the subsistence of the crew of nine consisting of James Crawford, engineer; Pete Donovan. Tony shannon, o. Binder, Pipsuk, a native and his wife and child and one other. 1t is the intention to try and make Banks Land before the close of navigation and the coming winter will be spent either there or in the vicinity of Herschel island. The vessel is very well outfitted for trading and trap ping and is expected to bring back a large cargo of furs. The schooner Teddy Bear, under command of Capt. Joe Bernard, also pulled out yester- day for the Coronation Gulf region with a two years outfit and a crew of five. It is reliably stated that a person named Seaman, who has been given some publicity as a scientist" lately, is no scientists at all and fills no more important place on the Teddy Bear than as a member of the crew
 Instead of being a noted entomogoist Mir. Seaman's knowledge of bugs is said to be but little more extensive than that of common people. The story was started by some friends of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The Victoria pulled out for St Mich ael at midnight Saturday after dis charging a large quantity of general cargo and also a quantity of coal which will be greatly appreciated by all who are under the necessity of burning that commodity. The supply
 is said to be sufficient to tide the town over until the arrival of later vessels. nearly all of which will carry coal in some quantity. It is expected to in this manner secure all the coal that will be needed for winter con- sumption in the event of other means of transportation in quantity failing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

\ man named Deyette who was taken in by the city police and later turned over to the federal authorities on charge of house breaking was the object of official attention in the United States commissioners court this morning. The complaining wit ness in the case, one Mcintosh, ayers that the said Deyette broke into his cabin and was in the act of carrying off certain articles of value when ap- prehended by Mcintosh. Deyette is reported to have disputed the owner- ship of the aforesaid property claim ing that the stuff belonged to himself. Deyette was later released on one hun dred dollar bail to appear for prelim- mary hearing Thursday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
BIG DECREASE PARALYSIS
 EPIDEMIC
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The health department announces today that there is now every reason to believe that the measures taken to stamp out the infantile paralysis epidemic are now becoming effective. The num- Der of new cases reported at noon to- day is less than one hundred and nearly forty per cent less than one week ago The death list does not show a considerable decrease as a total of thirty one deaths occurred during the same period. This, how ever, is ten less than the average for the past several weeks and adds to tho confidence of the officials that the end of the epidemic is drawing nearer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Information has reached Nome that Kenneth Marr. well known in this city and who was one of the men who assisted Scotty Allan 10 take the fla nous Nome war dogs to France, has joined the French aviation corps and Will see service on the French war front. The information is contained in a letter received by Mr Ned Oar ling from Rene Haas. who was also figuring on joining the airmen and was about 10 start for the French aviation camp at the time of writing
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

For the edifeation of a number of friends, Dr, Neuman last evening ex- hihited his collection of native curios and worries the like of which is doubt less not in existence The doctor has been engaged in making his collection for years and possesses numerous specimens of native craft of exceed ing rarity and extreme age Tn his capacity of government physician he has had opportunities for selection which have enabled him to secure specimens of ivory and native cary ing of a character practically unknown to even the oldest traders and whale men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
NEWS NOTES

his affairs in order to come to Nome. The communication states that at the time of writing the delegate expected to leave Washington for the coast in about ten days and intended to do his best to make the trip to this section. The delegate adds that if he cannot make connexions he will probably send Dan Sutherland to look after his political affairs in this part of the ter ritory
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
TWENTY TWO LEPERS
 ROAMING AT LARGE

large through the country in daily contact with other people. Most of these are known to be in California, but are living in freedom. In the case of every one of them the disease is in it's mildest form and in the very earliest stages. The health department is preparing to take steps to round them up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Alvich and partners on the Diamond L. claim, the scene of the latest gold strike, are reported to have cross cut their paystreak for a distance of sev- enty feet and found the pay general ly uniform throughout the entire drift According to mining men, the find is a good one and will yield good returns from proper mining. The owners have rigged up gallows frame and are otherwise making preparations to mine on an extensive scale.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
Pacific News Service.

ANCHORAGE. Aug. 13.-Bishop Rowe, who is in the city at present, announced today that he is preparing to build an Episcopalian church in Anchorage and expects to have the new edifice under way within a short time.
 The baseball fever has the people of this section in close grip and war
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
NO SIGN FOUND OF
 DISTRESSED BARK
Pacific News Serv ce.

Pacific News Serv ce.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-The tugs which departed yesterday to search for the American bark Callao in answer to wireless calls stating that the crew had mutinied, reported today that nothing can be found of the vessel. Three tugs are engaged in the search but have been unable to find any trace of her.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The schooner Great Bear. with a party of sportsmen and scientists and the explorer, Louis Lane aboard, is expected to arrive hourly The vessel is now long overdue from Seattle but as il was the intention to stop at the Aleutian islands, no fears are enter tained as to the safety of the boat and passengers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Mir. Andrew ]. Stone, promoter of the Sawtooth power plant project, ar rived on the Victoria Saturday bring ing with him a number of engineers and technicians, who will assist him in his work during the present season. he power plant project will be given a complete survey and much prelimin- ary work for actual construction of the plant will be completed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, IS preparing to take decisive action toward having the forget me not off cially designated as the Alaska flower and has adopted a resolution calling upon all Igloo's to assist in the move ment. The order will also have the matter presented to the next Iegisla- ture. The Grand Igloo will hold it's second session next Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Lured by the hope of landing some of the famous Dolly Varden's or the delectable grayling, large number of fishermen made the trip to Nome river and other fishing streams yesterday but there was nothing doing" The fish were so scarce that only five or six were caught by the thirty or forty sportsmen who made the trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
International News Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Few peo- pie are aware that there are any lepers in the United States outside of the two detention stations maintained by the government each of which con- tain d number of patients, but a pub lie health service bulletin issued to- day declare that there are no less than twenty two lepers roaming at
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The schooner Ukiwak will leave for Marshal Wednesday under command of Captain Heckla carrying number of passengers and full cargo of freight for the Yukon camp. The Uliwak is native schooner belonging at King island and has been chartered by Heckla The vessel is now in Snake river being placed in shape for the voyage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
YUKON MARINE.
August II, 1916.

Susie at St. Michael. Sibbelia at Gibbon. Jacobs at Circle. Kelly, Benchley, Hazelhurst at Gibbon.
 Delta up Circle ? a. m. Reliance at Nulato a. m. Yukon down Circle. Julia B. at Fairbanks. Panama down Cinema. Sarah at St. Michael. Schwatka up Kotlik a. m. 18th. Washburn down Holy Cross. Alaska up Rampant. Nasultln up Lebarge. Whitehorsc up Karmacks. Selkirk down Selkirl. Casca up Selldrk D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

ists who are making the round trip which will include a stop at Southeast ern Alaska ports en route. The pas senger list of the Northwestern is as follows: J. r. Davereny, NJ. Easter brook. M Ealkins, and F. l.. Carpen- fer for Nome in addition to the round trippers and three others for St. Mich ae1
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Long distance reports from Candle late Saturday announced that the Arc tic left Keewalik on the return jour ney to Nome Saturday morning It was also reported that Alfred Lomen and Gus Seiffert had arrived at Can- de the same day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
Pacific r.ews Service.

EDMUNDSON, Ark, Aug. 14.-A great tornado which swept over a DOT lion of St. Francis and Crittenden counties yesterday killed five persons in addition to injuring a total of sev- enteen others. The larger portion of the casualties occurred in this city which was heavily damaged by the storm. Several outlying farms were almost swept bare and considerable
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
International News Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Secretary of War Baker announced today that the government intends to send the remainder of the national guardsmen who answered the mobilization call at the time of the late Mexican unpleas. antness. Baker says that there are
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The following departed for Solo mon and the Council section on the Flyer yesterday afternoon: Chas. Kim ball Hayward P. Ames MT. Eden. (. I. Peck. Tom Hull and Chas Carr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
NORTHWESTERN SAILED
 YESTERDAY
Pacific News Service.

Pacltlc NeWs SerVlce.
 SEATTLE, Aug. 11.-Tho steamship Northwestern of the Alaska Steam ship Company. sailed for Nome and Bering sea yesterday morning at nine o'clock on a special trip. In addition to eighteen passengers, the vessel car ries q full cargo of freight for Boring sea ports.
 Eleven of the passengers are tour
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The Nugge, Is giving it's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper In Alaska and will continue to do so. Send in your name and have he Nugget delivered to your home or ,flce Do it now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
ARK. TORNADO
 KILLS FIVE

damage was inflicted throughout the area visited. Several persons are still unaccounted for and an increase in the death list is possible. Torrential rains followed the gale and raised some of the streams above their boundaries resulting in minor floods in several sections.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The schooner Sea Wolf is loading for an extended trading trip and will get away within short time under command of Henry Webber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Through deal effected several days ago, Herman Ruthstrom has taken over the interest of Ernest Berggren in the Lobby saloon and will be in future associated with Walter Wetter- gren in the management of that pop ular establishment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
AUSTRIA CALLS
 lANDSTRUUM GLASSES
International News Service.

BERNIE, Aug. 14.-According to dis patches from Vienna, the Austrian government has called out the land strum classes of 1885 to 1887 for i'm mediate service. The addition of these reserves will place at the disposal of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

owing probably 10 the southeast winds of the past few days, the water along the coast is reported hy the coast guard to be much higher than usual today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
BISHOP ROWE PROMOTING
 NEW CHURCH ANCHORAGE

has been declared on Seward as the most likely victim for the Anchorage ball tossers. The Anchorage aggre- gation has just gone to the terminal city to engage in a three days series with the Seward sluggers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The Wild Goose Mining Company is making an excavation on Front street in connection with the laying of pipes from the new heating plant at the foot of Lanes way
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

Brother Carroll. local agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, departed for St. Michael on the Victoria in con- nection with the business of the com panY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

II is stated that NIT. J. ]. Walsh, the newly appointed postmaster will take charge of the local office in about one week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14
WILL SEND MORE
 MILITIA TO BORDER

still thirty five thousand militiamen throughout the country and they will be sent to learn something of actual can be arranged.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

The steamer Victoria, now at St Michael, is expected to return in time 10 get away Wednesday evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

A letter from Delegate Wickersham received by the Victoria intimates that he Is making every effort to arrange
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

the government approximately two hundred and seventy five thousand men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-08-14

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