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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

LONDON, Dec. S.-Dispatch from
Switzerland forwarded from Rome to
the Wireless Press says Germany and
Austria have offered their services to
Greece in opening land communica,
tions if Greece declares war on the en-,
tente.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

BERLIN. Dec. S.-The surrender OF
a force OF 5000 Rumanians is announC.
ed by the War office in an official state
mcnt issued this evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08
City Hall Notes

Just as soon as the official can.
vass of the bond election vote is made
next Monday by the Board OF Affairs
and city Clerk Kern the city officials
will begin tho work of placing the
loan and considering plans for the
bridges ad other improvements that
are to he built. Advertisements ask.
ing for bids on the bond issue will be
inserted in two or more financial jour.
nails and it is thought that the loan
can be placed at good premium.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

Continued on page 10Y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

PARIS. Dec. S.-Thc battleshp Suf.
fern. which left port November "a, has
not been heard from since and the
minister of marines considers the yes.
sci lost with all on board. Her nor.
nal complement is 100 men.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-08

ATHENS. Dec. S.-The blockade OF
Greece begins officially at tomorrow
morning tFridayl. The members OF
the British naval mission have been
ordered to embark on the Grccw trans.
Atlantic liner. King Constantine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Ogutf6e rdc6en 6ei g6inumOnt farm OOr
sransDis" aus e"nlieres ~isOer 6inaHSastFis6s".


@ieu Dia 9uuOOu 27 Wa Die Slrri druusariideH
Baben au Der SreHterrCnt gaH5eH BaFHtbat
OObrad HS e eueu gau5eu Besrdu crrmteu $500 WefaH
neue adtu HHO beOeutenO niige Siegesbute geuaHnen
Aud N6rbid ArFe babeH bic Eeirreder eueu Sg bcr
Snngen w BON garUrola DerebeH WOranf Die Oeerrder IN
cbcn SuSeu Warenoe Gadt Die dOer n0rOt @Onte
Guon enb uberteH uuO Den @ipfl beReH gntOIO, i'm
obecH FOiuaSbae III ben Oheredeu 9ruPeH IN Die Sauoe ga
lem Z
2ee sieeesiunSeu brimat Die GHaiau wiit6euus SH
diId.nugariiteH Geueralfabs SH berelbeu bekt es:
ggr SruterrOut eueu gheu GfOIg cr5e in
bic gaa3e 8eratet ganO6mpo @oe bis @aaa erUb
e 6a6en. Der 5euD erIt bIHisc gerInte.
gSr na6meH Hber 250O 8em bier aaHOueH bier WaId
usnoeue6r, 300 3WrGOer nnO zine Nuse aubsres Nata
2Beri6t Oes Oeatf@en GenGafaaBs.
9erliu 27 Wa a 9pubOH H-9eniaeH 6a6cm auf Der @et.
front uf reu er Oer Waas Seraiu sUHueH Sn ben Ar
apnueu uareH fe in @nm.CperatiOucH erfulsreid
ani Oep atu fsr Oer aaaas ben raHOH mpOrdr
uug ben aOden sbe orfes @neres eiu5nbrHseH bod
f od 6aran 9eRdsH ueber bHamsaetiebeH
Dies wO in Oem 6entGcu amidn gerih SeS OadeH Gms-
Iuuptannriiere gmeloet, Der iOgenbeH 8OrtlGM bat:
&eFli der &r egsf@aApat.
u@6rod 50 YaeSuua elmer nuerer &atrpnleH
n u6de &OFOn in 6er NaBe BON 5Fbnber eu5uornge mo-
r eHc g5a ou @eiauneH madeH Die @atruaIe tebFte 6He
&erlutc 5nrHd,
u grsOmucu sa6 e66atr wuen.c pa6uS be-
cucidc SdatcngrGben an grOhe9im5 buaHs 5er5
au5Uiru erIicn Ide Inte SO6cH Der.
un6ern and eeu cine AH3a bon Weuseun in bic SGube
Pint om utcu r Der Idas anf Der gerSHm6rUHD geaus ss
ben Brau5oen mad blutgcH mteruGeH @mpe 5Ueg in ben
Nbdm SGal Oes 9Oe Gueres eu5nOruGeH bem F aber
nd WieOer bnGHSgebcu wuroeH uO mir 63 @angene maH
gn Oem reteu er Der 3uas eelaus bis ben S6H
ia her 8eBenO Howei BON Der SanmOn6arm DOr5Orngu Sin
anS1Fer gug agen nuere brrdSeH SrppeH pnrbe nod
Der eutudlnus uuiercr grtrr ShlFauO se6rG&t
8wei cnoide AHgrie nnere nengauDnuenH Sunugm
hb6 9DuanmDnt dngeH DUaaHbiB ebl SM ben We@teH
abuld oiim 6r 6abeu ur W Om 22 Gai AZ Cfere Mnb
l9f3 @ouu gcaugeu gsnOmmeH
S eiuem OardeH Gtre5ug eiHer @atrOnie in Oer gesHO
OId BON esnH 9asn p cine gHSa6I SOu ganseusu semaa
BalfaH .&rtegSidGHpIat
@uf gaau5rOut ba6H fd feline GregniHc 1aueus
msrtter gSifhgfeit 5ngetraeen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

noroiueItIid Der Tbioumont.6orm
bobeu mir in 2oufe 6es EogeS noe.
ientlihe Gortitritte gemaht.
SIN @oebre. Diltrift CAB eS Elm
g[rtilIerie.DueIl in Der @egeno om
6iiBe Der W2aoB.Sobeu."
Ger fran56fiI6e gea hmi t.
tags sberidt.
@arts, 81. Weai. Der beilte
91ahmittag ouSgegebene amtlide
Sroutberidt meIoet, OaB an Der Der.
6un.gront peItIiH Der W1aas fron80.
fiIhe Erilppen in @egenaugriffen Den
oitIideu Gbeil oes Dorfes @lmieres
8uriiderobert uno oeiitide Sdiisen.
erdbeu noropeltlib oes 9orfes &c.
ronmen baben.
Sin oeutiher Qlngriff gegen fran'
8oliide Sdiieenerdbeu neren5enS
an Sort Douaumont, iDuroe 5uriid'
geidlagen.
8a8 bic 8eIgier mel en-.
8orf8, 81. W1af. ~ 9as beIgi.
ide 9lrmeebouptquartier bot belte
gSoIQenoes beridtet n9ie geitrige
Olodt berlief IN rlbieer g9eiIe, uno
beute liuo leoieIid gErtiIlerie.@efed'
te eutlone Der oou5en Bront 5il mel
oen.~
General @allieui sur
groBen 9lrmee ob-
berlfen.
8arts, 27. Mai. III General
ssoIep6 @. @anieni, Ser friibere
arieosminiIter, 1T belte 5u @eriail'
les geItorben.
Gblpobl @auieni's To0 nibt uner'
portet fam, bat Oas 9lbleben oes per'
oienten SoIoaten oIentbaIben tiente
9lieoergeitIaeenbeit erregt. Dem
@aIlicni iuar oos S0oI oes frnn5oii'
Iben @olfes, lonoerlih Der arulereu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
GO 9oriier abeuDnIIe.


tin.
@urf8, az. @2ai. Gog beute
qIbeno bonn frarl50itihen &rieasbu.
reou beroffentlidte offi8ielle 9ulle.
tia iibcr Die Gntpidlungen oiif Der
Ncitfront bot foIgeuoen @ortlaitt.
.Siiolib bon Der Sonme 8eritorte
oos iScuer ltnierer @atterien mebre.
re llnteritdnoe oes 8einoes uno be.
ihG0iBte ieine @dubengrdben.
s5n Der Gompogne mar Die gErtil.
lerie auf beioen Saiten iebr ottiD in
0er @egeno bon @ile.Sur.Glrbe,
&abirc ino gSapnrin. ltngeIdbr 6
llbr gbenos ri9teten oie DeutiAen
einen 2lngriff eegen uniere SteIlitn.
sen meitli9 bon Der StroBe bon gla-
Darin lino as gelang ibnen, in ueb-
reren fleinen 9oIten unierer borge.
it6obenen 2inie feiteu SUB 81 faIIen
aus oenen iie jeOo9 ourh uniere
@egenangriffe gIeia wieoer binaliS-
getrieben iDuroen.
Qfif Dem liufen llfer Ser Wlans
Ipielten h9 Sample NIT 0auonen
uno S9iibengraben. @eidlten i'm
Qlboncolrt g8aloc uno IN Der @e.
aeno oeS Siieels 304 ab. Siiomeit.
lib bon Sc @2ort Somme baben mir
mebrcre Qbcile ieinOlider Sdiisen.
graben einganommcu uno etiua so
6jefangene geulodt. Gie 8abl Der il
inieram @oritoB anf Guntiers &C.
mahten gefargenen Bat Die Sobe
BON 100 erreiAt; aud blieben 5pei
a2oidineugepebre IN unieren Sdn-
ban
Qluf Oem redten llfer Der D2aos
III oos @olnboroenleHt in ser @egeno
bon @nuoromont Douailuiont NIT
enteuliDitdt fortgeiett iporoen.
Sn opn unieriroiihen gsegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

&laiIen, ipeIde in ibm oen Getter BON
Naris iudbreno Der fritiiden Gage
oeS Qlugult 1914 perebrten. Sem
BegrdbniB miro ben glnIoB 5ii bemer.
fensiuertben Demoniirationen niIitd-
riiden imo cibilen Gborafters geben.
(S5oiepb Simeon @aIieni mar AM
"a. 9(pril 1849 6a ct. 8eot geboren,
genoB feline milit1rii9e 8orbiIoimg
nuf Der arieesihule bon ct. GDr, Die
er 1868 oerlieB, lmo empiing feline
8euertaufe i'm Sabre 1870 bel So.
5eiaes. g2o1 Dem ariege, in iuel9en
er iiA Ourb Eapferfeit ausge5ei9net
bate uno gum 2ieiitenant bef0roert
iuoroen ipor. betraute ibn oie 9feeie.
rlme nit Der @rfori6ung oes oberen
gsieer lmo Der glnbobnimg bon @e-
8iebuueen nit Dem Sultan BON Se.
goii.
9In oieie gefabrDoIle. erfolereib
ourwgeIubrte AtItgnbe l6lonen lidJ
anoere midtiee Wliiiionen in Den
fran5oiiIHen Golonien. @auieni gaIt
ais Der groberer uno SrganiIator
BON Wfnoagasfor, mo er ais General
@ouoerneur bis 1905 perblieb. Spd.
ter beiebliete er mebrere g(rmeecorps
lmo ullroe idlieBIid, am q. 9[ugiit
1914, 5um @ouDerneur bon @aris
ernannt. gIlS GriegsmiuiIter r1imte
@aIlienL eIeid Soffre, riidii6tslos
nit Der i'm iran5oiii6en 0fii5iers-
corps berrihenoen @iiuItlingspirtb.
iAoft auf uno peitibte nit eiIerner
9Rlte oie Griideberger an oie eSront.)
Mbunnriten, bic ben gDmtMen GDreIpun.
brnltli" Htdt pilnttild ubgr nnTegeludhla ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
gIfibt btttbrn,
&riegsredt In gang
SyrlanO.
9iesbe5itgIicbe @rOtlamtas
ttUn geiterit erlaHen.

%eVW BelteCt eCtWNCN'
llusufrieOenbeit rmo llurube berr-
iden nod in eiu6eIuen &beiIen
SrIonOs, ioet Oos GOflment.-
0ie gsumeu apeier gReiD gOrfer
bel Der ltnteriuduug iiber Die
ReboIution erpabnt ~ @os ole
8eioen ooau au iageu baben.
Dublin 81. Naai. II Qns
@rieesredt miro borldlrfig fir Sr-
Lamb beitebeu bleiben. Cine beute
erlaiieue PROCLAMATION iaet:
DDa Ilu5ufrieoenbeit uno llnrube
in eiu8eInen EbeiIen SrIauO's nod
beItebeu, tpiro Der 8elagerungsoll-
itaHo in gan5 Srlano bis 81 weiterer
gInfiinoiguns beibebulten bleiben."
Der 9ampf fir Die Be-
fretung SrIano's Diro
fortgefebt mer6en.
g2ep. gorf, 27. @ai. IL 9li6.
Ter gobolan erfldrte beute. es iei Dab.
iuro rno Idberlid". 81 bebuupten,
oaB er oireft irgeno ettpas nit Dem
@eIoe 5u tbun gebabt babe. oas BON
glmerifa aus an ole Sinu 5einer ge.
ianot poroeu iei.
p@s puroe bier BON Sreunoen Der
SrIdnoer elm 6onO aufeebradt,
fiigte Der gi6ter bin5u, bod Seoer.
mann in Den 9ereinigten Staaten
wuBte BON oieiem 6ouo, uno O1aior
sSrice CAB fiderlib fein @ebeimniB
preiS, aIs er ouf Dem 8eueenitanoe
BON Dem 6ono iprad."
Dennis SpeniiiD erfldrte, OaB
Wloior Rrice nod ni9t einmal Die
Sdlfte BON Dem er51bIt babe, rtUas
mir bier alif 6ieIer Seite oes S5eauS
tbaten", Inn Srlano 5r befreien.
sd bin Der S9abmeiiter oes
6on08~. 10 erfldrte er peiter, ,iuel-
der aufsebraht purOe, Inn ben 0lepo.
llltioniiten 5u belfen. D}ein geri6t
biz gum o.. Waai 5eiete, ooB $479S5
eingeaangeH maren. Der &anpf fir
Die gefreiitug Srlano's miro enerei-
iber ais ie 8upor forteeiebt iueroeu ("
NeD. Dorfer &t6ter bin-
etnge5ogen.
Dublin 27. W1ai. SSn benz
beutigen 8erb0r Dor Der Regierimgs-
Gommiilion, weIHe oie llrIaden Der
nSinn.6ein .91epolte in Srlano I'LL.
terilidt, bat W1oior @rice auf benz
8eueenitanO Die 98amen oes glep.
gorfer Supreme @ourt.Gidters Da-
MEL gobalon mo oes gleip-gorfer
glopofaten Dennis Speaiiip i'm 8u-
iammenbone nit Der 9lbienoung bon
@eIoern aus 9lmerifa an Die Sim
Seiners" ertp1bnt.
Ser Waior erfldrte, Dab 100000,
gum eroBten &beil omerifaniides
@olo, pdbrenO Der eriteu feds W2o.
nate nod glusbrub Oes europdiideu
9rieees an Die iriiden 9eoolutiond.
rem eeIauet iino. 0arnuf 5osen Ole
nSinn 6einers" ale ibre @el0er aus
Den Ganten ouriid mo madten feline
iueiteren Ginlaeen, 70 ooB es unm0g.
lid mar, ole ipdter eineelarfeneu
Summer 5u ermitteIn. 8euee fiiete
ieooH biu6M er lei iiber, oaB groBe
8etrdee aud peiter bon Den Ser.
Staateu iiberIon0t poroen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
45=3OAige
@Dtle=6Iaun5ert,
'i;':Ej'- S'si! $1.1O ysi,. sti

Bum Gerlnnl 80 Sf.50 aemadlt Auswall
ana hiefen idauen NaconS --- 8cHdltlaen
eie elnine IN nnieren G6anienitern.
40. unb 45.SBa. aeitidte Tlaunden; Or
Qun0ic uno &ole pnileno fir GrdonirieI'
Hleoer, S1.25 gBeribe. Die Daro u@e
nut .............. ..........'...- OOS
45.55n. oenidte 9ote.alaun5eH nit brett
ter Giidcrei rno oicauopeo" &den, E0N
csc. QBerb. bic Udrb ........... WV
9G, unb 4O.5Bm. Erganbies1lniin5en, ipeiBe
A. iarbige Stidereien, 75c. gsertD, 4@H
bic Wdrn Observation-Disclosures. WV
Oerlidlir @nbg g'8innn5sn, IN fleiuer. net
len Wuneru. SOC QSeribe, bic qNR
SauptiIur, eicpart & &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
81 auBergeW06n(iC6e Ange6Ote in
9fug8, 8Oliter @aaren unO @Or=
bdngen.

Sduere GBna. W0tH; 40 gar69ole, fir $1,000
WntteuiUf farbteS Seppdmni umueuOor, Die ynrO 45c
5000 gmnir Snss GrONe bel e Snf @erfamfsprS $500
1000 nabO SiltUu.Juss; Gr0he bel IL Suk. $500
$8.95 dDere Cru @raS 9mgS; Gr6fe bel IL $3.50
$3.50 dwere 0reu @raS 9ngs Gr6Re be SUP $lO5
$140 dueres NlUaf. .2uOIenm Die Gnaorat1arO. S9c.
Bis 81 60e. uaer0dteS 2noleMm bic Gnaorabarb 29e
gSOll nno S6er.SGHfer, 22% 3Ol bre Die YarO 29e
$11O Surf uHO Sel-WodliuDenm, Die GnGOraDarO 6ye
Stc &O. nHO Iber Jugs WrTke % bel "a 3Oll SLID
Bette @Ol nn0 SberJngS @rDfe 36 bel 63 3Oll $l5O
yatuHia Sings 0r1ke bel IL yuf; allie Wtmter 115O
Bis 5m SOC GretouneS fancO gnmeulRnter; Die DarO 23
zoe nuO 25c Scrims eiuad nuO gesednet Die YarO 12@
35e nuO 45e NOttngBam &OrBaHgyete; bic garo. 25e
9Se fare ugOn 90 3 brett; gerfGnfsprs Die yaro 79c
SOC O 65e eHfade &Opu ale begrteH GrbH Die garO 39e
25c nuO 30c gemere Saeeu 36 3Ol BRETT Die YarO 1Se
Bis 30c farbig GnniSidHgS &erfanfspres bic aro 2e
$3.50 Wi0bel.SppdiO @erfanfsprs bic 2arO. 275
Sis 5n $1.75 Sam @Ole nu6 Nlaranetc %OrBdHge; Oas
9aar ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $110
gis 5n $500 @OtHsamS SpiteuOOrbanse SeanfspreS Oas
@aar $l25
ogeU S0ea" eB BHb oas Eaar $l9O
o9agOn Tener Sbar- SebGnbe 9pOeH; Oas &Gar $349
ancraefrete SnOiuflafeD. .@urbGnae - 81 35 uu6 $185
8ede impOrrts cremefarbs MuOrasSGugeOOrbange $500
So % nn6 $780, Nertbe Oas aar r $15O $169 nno $9O
$10 Qciucn SOiabe5Iee, &erfnnfepres Oas Stif. 76e
98c vTlUF" Hui6eOgeu SOiafieu gut getOpt 69c
SdlUue GeOernfifeu YiaHUSnib. $500
SdJUM grOFe Ge6rntieu HiauU'Tuib. $3.50
6GngemntteH nit StGn0eru DmpICtt $3.50 bis 5000
$3.50 Maeuiberusene Gteu GCrfanfspreis .$325
-SIuier SIur @tewat & 60
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ll(OrgeIl-
Spe6ia(allgc6Ole

@egren5te 0uontitdten gum Ser
fouf mlr 3pii6en $50 8orm. imo
1900 W2ittoes. Seine 9oIt-, &e-
lepbon. ooer G.S.0. -9eItearmgen.
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Srauett
l1niOn=Nn5iige,
Sf',1sT'. sssi, SOC .,s,;',. s;s

Sieier SoIsmisi6nitt, feline gler-
mel Spiben ooer bdfelsarnirtes
&nie. @rtra gutter @ertb.
6rnneH.llutcrjadeu, 35r.; 3 fir 81
8siurs asrlpptss eisls.8wirH; resuIars Hub
ertra Wrbhen.
SSranen @eIten, 17r.; 3 fir SOC.
Eieler Suls.sIusInHItt, tsins alermsL
BiibIdl garnlrt.
Sranennhteriafen DOer SOien, 25c.
Sadsn, tiefer palsaMeinnih, lnrde Mermel
uber lelne 9lermel. puieH, Nnlelange,
iebr nuler geertb.
SaupiIIur, Gtepart & 60.
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NibUnnriiten, bic ben yDeuliMen NnrreIppns
brRteii" Hidt plnFiildl Dbgr nnFegdmdhla efs
hnittu, liuu 9gbtitu, BET Cilce bauuu per Telt.
tbun upU imrlIiliM wlliiptlnHa 5n mamsn,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
PHILIPPINE BILL
 PASSES SENATE
4. p. A. Service.

4. p. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-(Delayed in ransmission.) )-Vice President Marshall cast the deciding vote In the senate on the Philippine bill today, thus helping to pass the Clark amendment calling for the withdrawal of the United States from control of the affairs of the islands. According to the terms of the amendment the withdrawal of the United States from the islands will not take place for a period of from two to four years, the latter date being fixed for the final withdrawal In the event that the af- fairs of the government cannot be sooner concluded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
WILSON APPEALS TO
 NATIONAL PRIDE

the occasion, referring to the recent controversies with German and Aus tria the president said that he knew he had been subjected to much criti- cism for his seeming lack of firemness in dealing with those nations and justified himself by asking his audience what else he could do besides sending notes in the present state of national weakness
 He declared that he could have done nothing else had the offense been even grayer. "I wish the nation to be pre- pared" he declared with feeling, "so
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to MT Carl Lomen. who Is represent paid the sum of thirty dollars. Lomen, not being familiar with the signature of Bahr. paid the money but later learned that the native had forged the note As the native would not make restitution he was arrested day before yesterday and lodged In the federal jail pending his hearing today.
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RUSSIAN PREMIER
 RESIGNS DUTIES
\. P. A. Service.

A. P. A. Service.
 PETROGRAD, Feb. 3.--President of the Council Jean Goremykine has been relieved from his duties as premier at his own request on the plea of i'll health and his successor in office has already been designated as H. Sturmer, who was also a member of the council of the empire. The resignation of ioremykine has been received with some satisfaction in government cir eles as he was generally regarded as being somewhat reactionary.
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SEWARD OUT FOR
 PREPAREDNESS
A. p. A. Service.

A. ?. A. Service.
 SEWARD. Feb. 3.--A campaign for military preparedness was launched here by the Chamber of Comemrce last night oy thief ormulalng of petition asking the president and congress to take steps for providing adequate naval and military defenses for Alaska. The administration will be urged to start work at once on the railroad and also to make provisions so that war ships will be able to coal here as soon as the Matanuska coal fields are opened and fuel available for use
 A naval reservation of thirty three hun3red and fifty acres has already hae made for the purpose The presi- . dent will also be asked to construct the necessary Notifications for guard
 ing the station at the mouth of Res- urrection bay.
 The Chamber declares that a fleet of submarine vessels operating from a base on Resurrection bay could ade- quately guard the entire southwestern coast, and 1t Is also pointed out that Alaska's richest possession Is now absolutely unprotected.
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FALLS TO DEATH FROMN
 SNOW COVERED ROOF
\ p. A. Service.

\ p. A. SerVice.
 SEATTLE, Feb 3.--Alfred Olson an employe of H. l. Frederick was killed today by falling through & skylight in the roof of the Sortora building Olson was engaged In clearing away the great quantity of snow which had &C., cumIlated on the structure, when he lost lis footing and plunged through the skylight, breaking his neck in the descent
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-02-04
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

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 We will make them lock like new. We do dry or gasoline cleaning. We do steam cleaning.
 We make alterations.
 We do cleaning. pressing and re. pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We make SD ecialty of making and repairing furs.
 First-class workmanship. All work guaranteed. Our prices are reasonable Once a customer always a customer.
 Come and see us. we will slve you our prices before we do your wvrak. We appreciate your patronage
 NOME TAILORING co, Between segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehner's Jeweiry StoreA
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EAGLE ANNIVERSARY ENTER.
 TAINMENT.

Saturday night. February 6. uni- form admission price of 50 cents per person Is made. For this admission price a reserved seat may be had. All seats in balcony subject to reserve and now on sale at the Rose Candy Store A general program followed by ball. Entertainment for everyone Performance begins at 8:sO.
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Dr. Chace, who is the assistant commissioner of health for the Second division of Alaska is in receipt of copies Of instructions for the practicing physicians of the territory. issued by the government offices at the capital and they vii shortly be distributed The instructions cover the matter of handling contagious diseases, and other matters pertinent to the care of the public health.
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zEPPPELlNs RAID sAloNikA.
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 SALONIKA, Feb. 2.-(Delayed in plan refugees and seven workmen of various natIonalities were killed and s total of fifty civilians were injured by infiammaoble bombs which were dropped on this city by German Zep- pelins yesterday. The fire bombs started a number of confiagration, which caused considerable damage ts buildings and warehouses.
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Several inches of snow fell again last night and was accompanied by a light breeze that piled the drifts on the back streets still higher Rowe had his teams out again early this morning clearing the way for traffic and the main streets were clear before the average Nomite came down town
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BERNsTORFF ANNOUNCES
 APPAM A WAR PRIZE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The Ger man view of the status of the British liner Appam was disclosed today by the announcement of Ambassador von Bernstorff that his government con- sidered the vessel a prize of war
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 DES MONIES, la. Feb. 2.-Delayed in )-President Wilson speech on the preparedness question made a stirring appeal to the national pride by asking the people of Des Moines if they wanted the United the gravest insult to the flag and nation could be answered only by wordy protests
 He declared with emphasis that he
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The Alaska Ltghterage Company are still engaged in the work of thawing out the ice around the base of the bis caisson so that a survey may be made as to hte exact condition of the big block of cement. So far the company has not announced it's intentions In the matter of rebuilding the big tower
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and tho Fa. nous Atherton Bourbon whiskys, Dis titled spring 1904. 1905, bouek. in bond and reduced to 90 per cent. by U. 6. government by the bottle or gallon.
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speak to you today. I want you to understand that every day Ia a critical one for this republic as long as the great conflict across the water en- dures'
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From information received on the last mails. the famous Arctic Club of Seattle is discussing a proposition to change ts home to some other location. It is stated that the present quarters are rather too expensive and the mat ter of change Is one that Is being seriously debated.
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Martin Brown an Eskimo of good appearance and considerable education was bound over to the grand jury In the commissioners court this morning on charge of forgery and was remanded to the custody of the mar shal in default of s25o bail. According 10 the evidence, Brown. who was one of the herders In charge of the reindeer herd which has been quarter ed on the tundra back of Nome for some days, came into town some time ago and presented a note purporting to be from Ole Bahr. the chief herdsr,
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ANTI suFFRAoETTEs
 STATE THEIR CASE
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 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Represen tatives of the anti woman suffrage organizations appeared before the senate Judiciary committee this morn Ing and aired the views of the antrs relative to the suffrage constitutional amendment
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The Dream presents a 101 Bison feature in two parts tonight, entitled His Brother" a story with a strong military plot and convincing and easily followed heart interest. This p.cture unfolds 8 stirring tale of the Civil War and is charged with pull satIng adventurous atmosphere that Is gripping intense powerful and mag netic.. The Widows Stratagem" and split reel comedy that runs into fame and farce simultaneously, con cludes the show. Tomorrow night.
 "The Power of Destruction" Sunday night, !.s rooster. star attractions.
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An announcement contained in the Port Angeles Daily Herald of Decem Der 9th states that Mir W. H Gault who was formerly connected with the two Nome papers, has purchased an interest in that paper.
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WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and erompt dc livery phone Main 151 and the People,, Steam Laundry will send and get you, laundry.
 W. ]. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
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that. if occasion warrants. l can do more than send notes of protest"
 If those breaches of international law which have occurred In the past and are in daily danger of occurring again. should touch the very honor of the United States. do you wish to do nothing about it?" he asked
 Do you wish to have, ,all the world say that the flag of the United States can be stained with impunity?" The lnterrogations were greeted with thunderous applause from the largest ever gathered In this city.