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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
The New Farmer

Ii used to be said q few years
ago that the county fair. as an
institution. was on the decline in
the United State. But the coun-
ty fair seems to he coming back
and coming back strong The
annual report of the County Fair
Managers Association. Just pub
lished, shows that 1915 was a
banner year There was bard V
a fair in the United States which
did not show a profit to the agr'-
cultural society or association
which managed Il. And ?s to
the state fHirs, thcy were record
breakers. Kansas made Inc aY-
pertinent Of a free gate - and
the eyperimen! was q sucCt - Ger
IN suite of almost continual rain
the attendance was the lrrcest
in years SeverN. SCISSORS are
given fol' the general success Of
all fairs. The almost un'rn,sal
use of the gu.omohi'e ar tie
consequent ease w,tn who ''o
farmer and his car!ily car get
from one part Of the county. sec
the fair and get back the same
day. is one reason advanced. B0t
the ealrcason. and the encourag-
nc sign of modern trend is the
fact that the farmer has awaken
ed to the fact that the county
fair can teach him something and
he is eager to learn. The old
fashioned, hide-bound agricultur-
st, the Jay" of the comic pa
oers, the "hayseed' OF the stage
has disappeared and in his place
has come a shrewd business man.
alive to improvements, willing to
earn new and better ways and
"eady to put modern methods to
he test. He is the prosperous
farmer of today, the man the
banker is ready to back and the
nan who sees in the county fair
a chance to learn something
which will improve his condition
in life.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
BANKERS AND STOREkEEPERS

Bank Jokes is a humorous pa
per opposed to big mail order
houses, department stores, chain
stores, five and ten cent shops.
Bank Jokes believes that true
prosperity follows home trading.
Bank men are Bank Jokes"
when they trade out of town, so
are clergymen and town officers.
Bank Jokes has been 81 a year,
but for the present it is but ten
cents a year. Do not send post
age stamps. Address Bank Jokes,
Yarmouhport, Mass. 6m
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
Farm For Sale

A $50 acre farm J0miles from
Barbourville, Ky, che mile from
KnoXfork Post Office, adjoining
KnoXfork school and church.
All under fence and cross fence,
plenty of good stock water,
about one half under timber, a
good farm house a I'd barn; also
a tenant house and barn, about
thirty acres in meadow grass.
Price right to the man who wants
a home. Call on or address,
J. A. StanberiY, or
John d. Stanberry,
If KnoXfork. Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
HAVE YOU Been SICK?

Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work burden.
Torestorethat strength and stamina that
is so essential, nothing has ever equaled
or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be-
cause its strength sustaining nourish.
ment invigorates the blood to distribute
energy throughout the body while its tonic
value sharpens the appetite and restores
health in natural. permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, get SCOTS
Emulsion to-day. 1t is free from alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield, N.J.e
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
FOrSale

| have for sale one rs h. p.
boiler; one II h. p. engine; one
50 volt dynamo, switch board
and other appliances, ! will sell
them at a bargain. You had
better act quick | am going to
sell at once. The outfit is new
and only used a short time. Call
on or address, w. II Mcdonald
parbsuryils, ksnsasky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
TANlAC SECURES
HIGHEST RECORD
Demand Considered Riar.
velcus by Those i'm
Business World


Nheh one re''izeS ti'at exactly
one ml'lioh "o'''es oI Iahlao were
SOFA ilhe months 10 tlt Gay al
Ter us i''roouI"oH' II c"o e reau-
lly understood WhY lan''c sue
cess success pune Oh merit a'o"e,
mas oeeh eolsloefed d romance Oh
the s'alo business world It's NJ
sIaht leap 10 ropui''lJJ through
ou' 'le oli''eU states III suViI /"
comparatively snort petioo mas
oeeh looheu upon as dilllos' "
liiilacie' ,
lailiac must nave "oloer'ul
merit OF WHY ""''u " 'u"'.ei 81
h'lIioh people uhhesi'a|'hgiS
come forward an" p"OHe'H en-
dofSe 1t. Ia''l'' apPeo'S - ''Ie
oeS' people In every commune
y where laniac mas oeei, in''o-
iuceu' II VIII oe ho'iceu 'i'a' pro-
mlheh' ana PROFESSIONAL people
whose reputation ana Woro are
beyond repioaeh, are among 'ne
irst 10 endorse 'hls Master Meui-
cine'
Inc secret ol iah,ac 5 SUCCESS
winch mas sUrpaSseo 'ne fecor'
IL any otler prePara'loil ever
NhoWh III the Annals Vi proprle
lary meolclnes' IS It's soou repu-
'a'ioh' WHICH Has oeeil es'aoiiSii-
ed IN every community WHERE II
mas Deeh introduced
ian 1anlac 5 oeat aoVer'iser'ii' Has
oeeh sho"h' iS.'.ie sra'eluis mar
IL Woiilaii VINO mas suiieleu a'
'he agollleS VI stoiiiacl' hluhe!
IiVers oisorueSS's or Nii'oIeo ai'
meiits' anu HAS io'',iu rene
through TINS Mo III Ieeoi.'
S'Iue'iNe Ioi ii--. | stili"e: - "
HIS pei " ~ si,a essus slle sg0'
news 70 ms u !ieI 1L-e9s III: 0lue'
70 give 'lefh 'he Den Ill oi' ',i'
uisco'erN '"'' haS p''eo 'he
way 10 success LOT idi'iar.
AIo'i'ei Eie"' po'i'' III '''iiF'' :
record Is the large repeat sales.
In other words, the sales record
established bv Tanlac is due to
so+;sfod coo+on.ors who have 70
'"'''i,eu '0 ic C. W.
alizeo the dement's Oh IiiiS VOL
derful tonic and have returned
for their second, third, fourth
and often fifth bottle
Il i t,,,o houravar tba+ only
- - w. l'' ~ e.. L.,
one poIIie Oh lailldc ol'eii IDS
been found sufficient to relieve.
In long standing cases, however,
i i hana6cial IN take thorolgh
~ - .,,1at,,,a,,.
lanlac treatment
Ianlac has proven very eifec-
tive in stomach, liver, kidney,
and intestinal disorders, and
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STORE kEIPERS

An exclusive Tanlac agent
is wanted in every town,
village and cross road in
this county. For particulars
and advertising plans adj
dress Cooper Medicine Com
pany, Dayton, Ohio.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

Representative Minors bill. to pro
hbit banks from declaring a dividend
until their surplus amounts to 10 per
cent OF the capital, was passed 4s to
~.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

Senator Huhaker's bill providing for
che working OF eonvlots on the public
roads. and a companion bill to prohibit
interference with conyicts smploysd
ontside Of the prison walls. was passed
y the Senate with Atas spDssusn.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The Mathers BILL to license and reg
ulate rowing horse traders. passed by
q vote Of &C to 25 The purpose OF the
bill is to regulate the movements O,
rowing bands of gypsies. The bill
fixes q license Of $40.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10
The New Biltwell
Your Choice Of Sixes--

original Model IS "Bvsn Six with 4 Continental
$o $Io Powerful dependable these
thousands of worth
first buy Ves quality and workman
matched Compare ASK TOR
the model which
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The bill Of Representative Nichols
changing the name Of the State Uni.
versity to the University Of Kentucky
passes unanimously.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

Hon. Jackson Morris, Presidential EIector.
Hon. Jackson Morris of Pevie elected Presidential Elec
tor for the Eleventh District at the District Convention held in
London February 30 Jackson Morris we'll known in this dis
tc and he will certainly take all the hide off the bunch that has
caused much confusion in aud about the Capitol at Washington
When he starts do anything he does right and they had bet
ter take the tall timber.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

There was no opposition TO the bill
Of Representative Hobbs making the
dsssrtion of q child under 10 years OF
sss BY ether parset . felony \
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The bill Of Representative Weed
providing for State repositories ant
regulating them was passed unani
mously.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The House passed the bill Of Repre-
sentative Hutchcraft providing for the
assessment and collection of inheri
lance taxes. He claimed the bin will
bring in revenue to the State between
100000 and 100000 annually. The
vote was "A to 6.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The Woman Suffrage amendment ap
pears to be doomed An effort wa'
made In the House to bring 1t from
the order Of the day ovsG the head o.
the Rules Committee. but this failed
the necessary twothird vote by only
two votes. Another effort may b
made to bring II out during the closing
hours Of the session.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-03-10

The bill imposing a jail sentence il
addition TO fine on operators OF hand
books was called from the orders o
the day in the House by Represents
tive Murphy and passed, rs to 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
OIrMnSitiifs. lLcbcrtrnniInnrn.

Siooc SnpOcr mo 1Srolt an RoIa
SnDSer Nitieitc Central 9lpc., uo6c
SrIeauaitry % bel 70.
T.. s. @ollo0ber 9lcalO So. ou
Sadion Square 9. II. 2. st., $50
9toro'Fotomocitr.
9Imbroic 9oltaitiS on 81. 6rinot
mo 6rnL 1904 @lDuoon.9lpe.
@uiiie e. 0uim an Gas. e. Mlit.
dell lno i5rou glor0ieitc Baltimore,
nabe Smalpoooitr., ii bel 100.
Charlotte Diobr oil @co. @rii6cl
lno ,Srou, Gitieitc Sououcr., nobc
2ittIc Sugbe0itry IA bel 65.
6. s. @ola9ber Hcaltp So. al 8.
6. Slabcrtp lmo 6rolg g8eiticitc Gil
mooo.gIuc, no6c Mc@locrrDitrobc,
26.tt bel .
G1oS. $. GbIoiicr imo 6rall an
SSuiep6 5. 9o6e inO iSrou, OItlcitc
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GrnnSciaenthmins .Wlarft.

Ger Wldrft in &ermittlun9eu BON
@ictbSgrltuoitiideu umO 8erfGllicu
oon @runocideutblm lit Gin iibcr-
roihcno gutter imo lpciit urf Oic ge.
iimoc @ciddftsloqe ciu5elucr @c.
triebc bin. Scr n0r0Iidc 2toOttbcl
miu iib auicbeiucnO in geibdftIirbcr
Siniicbt meitcr entmidclu uno iiuo
bercitS mebrere Nictbcontruftc IN
Oicier @egeuo abgeicbIoiieu. Iurcb
Die 6irmd lurnbull lln0 NtorOun bat
oas FuB- llu0 Dlo0efuoorcn.@c @cidGft
@olf @obeu odS SouS g}r 1918,
lorO.GbarIcs Strobe, gemictbct, Inn
bier icin GtobIiiiemcnt 5u cr6iinen
TT Saisoerfduie ionocn aud in
groBcrem D}aBito6e itott. Gurcb sic
&eoltp Wort SO. BADEN gSiQiom 9.
@linh lno 2ouiS E. Giicn6erg i6r
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SuIiuS $. @Dmou perfouit.
Eic &onOoIp6 q. Came So.
pertollitc an ciucu aun0cn OoS Sous
BON @liitau EonBfp, g}r. 242, g9cit-
SanuoIe'StroBe.
@abrihcinIi6 iucrOcu 3pci
SAiiisbauboic in SHo Baltimore
ibre @eritcu IN fir5er Belt cr6iincu,
oesgIeGcn iuia oie Baltimore Grp
God lno SbipbriI0ino So. lire 9ln.
lagcu erpeiteru
6rmi 9lrt6u 8. Sorcncr, ciu
@'itglico Der @omons Gioic Qcoouc,
mill fiir oic 9lcaerbepoIferllng @olti-
moreS cini9c bciere So6uicr crridtcn
loiicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

gale, uobe @aroO.9lue., 14.5 bel
107.
Gomonia Goub al Scrbcrt g.
Strotbman imo 6rou, Gitieite Sui.
ton-gIue., nobe &attcrion.gIucnle, IA
Bel rs.
@Iorp Someltitam an @ioieS @lt.
meutbol Siticite Gaititr., nabe Sali
Dloon-9Iacu, PIG bel .
9lunie &oSueStp an 6ronf Noien-
ieIO lno 6rou 5iiOieite 5opetteitry
uobe @roo0pap, Is bel GAG.
ytodJciter Some glHIoiug SO. ou
BiIbur 81. 2citcb, Jtorooiticite SIIme-
oo., nabe Sarioro.HooO, 14.3 bel
100.
5obn s. Settler unO 5rou on
GuiIp $. 9ratt, Oitieite g., nabe Der
9reSburpitr., 14.9 bel 10.
SSobn s. Settler lmo 6rou ou Src-
ocrid u. @ettier, SItieitc NIotut
Souu, uobc Clifton. 9loenue, is
bei ~.
0icicI6cu at ScIeu 9(Iicc @ettier,
SiiOicitc SorIen-, nobe 0ufelauos
9lDc., IA bel 20.
So6u 9. 0Iorib II. S(. ou Geo. a..
GerIer, g}orOtpeit@dc 8nborg. lmO
Giucitry 90 BEL 50.
Geo. q. GerIcr all Glifc @ono,
Srltitee, 9toropcIt.@de Gabor9. iuO
Eineitr., % bel 90.
G6oS. 8. Colbert op giobert 6.
@aroncr, Siticitc @irt- no6c 9Sre-
itou.StroBe, 1t.6 bel 5S.
9l0o AI. SdnliOt, 9lom. on 98m.
=. GolOueIl inO 6rau Siioieite 9io-
Ole, nabe 9Inn,Str.. IA Bel so.
Geperop SO. SoI( al &oicp6 &C.
Glorf mo Gron, Siticitc Soiuor0.,
ua6e GroB.Stry u bci 155.
Notborine Sdmiot, AonL. onSobu
@ooB, 5 @rm0itiidc.
Glcpclou0 81. 8colmeor al Gam.
g. @obo, 4 @rmOItiide.
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$1,000 nnO $1675
gjOnIenarSs sSeime

ant sane yluao gpnleuarb,
liuti1en A. Girabe uub 0obeHbpif BorIipnb
slH 2 Gents StraBeubapElhhe. Anrcys sSieucru.
y grpBe Simmer uuo Ad0; tteue SrdiHaQe;
&rfericnIier; NerdUDa Srunt
W baunu pertdMit
BS 70 Nbeu0S Oiicu Gebr leimic Bcb!auitu0eii
eSbt Hetiancc NenID 0D."
Wldn nebme Nit. gGuibinptnn @leltrtfde NIB
lieioc OIL Der A. SirdBe a6 (Gft25ISJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

lpclde 5n ipGren pnnidcn uuD arobe oScr
Iletue summer Wtb IN Yndr ooer W mount.
~ einiaeH Jnbrcn mehr iule Derb0Dpelt @ii
gltettren groGc cut geIcAenr WrMnbithde In
Sir 9br Och lest az, bumit 9ie bic nlebrinen
Jnteu crBalicn. Wtunbitidc 62M Del $50
aMcl 70 bel 2y0 iir ipeniaer ole 4 Gents prc
lnnhtntihb. Niro bnio IS Gents Nr0 Cha.
brntfnR iucrtb icin Ncmrntirtc Cjnna,ptne. mo
tnonmiiirtc 2trpneu, tirlnute Mrb Ojnrantlc beS
Slcle nit cingeihloicn; clue 0rIrgenbeit fir
heiien 5M crbnltCn uun
&idIarS w. GuOt,
(Oita--j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

&c. Berlangt:
ro15 petaiors ilr &inoer@leioer, I'M Die glrbet
nto %aule ~ nebmeu Gah5uraGeu TreeOs
"""t NE. Sl5, Sh'Naltmure strGke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26


Ter Qfarft pcrIiei ulbig lmo iiCber.
9|oiiriu9cn pareu percin5elt
bobcr ruO aut. ,@or Babies"
Iciocn al Sdma9c. @ci5cn-
S0rie bat iid bon Dem Sdred cr-
bolt. 8anmpoae iebr I'M.
ulbig.
2augoimer, aber letter Mlarft ioIg
tc gciteru, um Ocu perIorcncn GrlnO
uou Ionnerltag mieocr gut 5u ma.
den, ais uicIc gtotirlmgeu iuioIge scr
politii6cu 5iiuotion p @uIbington
betrd1tlid perlorcn batter. GS trat
eiu @ehicI sur 9eiierlng cin, uuo
bcionOers frii6tc Scr Morft alli, ais
Oie 9la9ri1t eiutrai 0aB Gcrtih
lano jogerH miro, icineu llntericc.
boottrieg IN Der ongcscbenen gSeiie
sur Iurdiiiburng 81 briugen, mie eS
crtIGrt bate. Die 9tbmeieubeit oeS
0utdcS, ser ouf Ocu cHgliih irau3o-
liiheu Gfieftcn lag in0 picl SIR
SAp6htng oeS Gonneritaa. a.MarrteS
beigctroeeu bate, mar Gil onoerer
bcociIteuoer GSoftor sur Souiic. Ger
,SunScl III Oieien Gifcften mar I'M
&er2leid) normal. lno 3eigte OicieS
cine Coming, ooB Die porouigcgan.
aene Gepreiiion cine proieiiioncIle
oOer obiidtIid pcritriodte wor.
0rlmO jil oieier 9lunobmc lit ourd
Die lle6crlaolng ,cin5cIner Eerionen
III Oieien @fiefteu 5ll rl9eu.
@roBeS &ertraucn l0Btc Ger rit.
6i0c unO iiderc @iienmarft ciu
Sto6Iottieu, Die Iangc pernadldiiigt
marcn, cr6oItcn iib 9citeru oc5glei.
d)cu iiibrtcu aobIcL ga oic 9Iuuabmc
ciuer boI0igcu @eiIcslmg ser Uiiic.
rcn5cn 3miideu ocn 8crgucrtSbclib-
crn mo glrbcitcrn bcItcbt.
9leben Sdicncu mar Scr 0ictoG
morft im 9lu1cmcinen bciier, imO
iticgcn oeridieocne @crtbe Inn oOcr
, &unftc.
gImcrican @oolcn itauo u0lli9 i'm
@or0cr0rluo, lmO bauocItcn Icbbait.
Ter alrS iticg ia oui 53A, I'M
oam ouf 5212 5uriid5uiaacu.
aric9oefiefteu mic Rctroleum,
Niorine preferred, !. lluitco 6udt unO
3ndcr 3ogcn bis 3 Gimttc al.
III oer 5lpeiteu SoGIitc ser goric
mar scr SanocI ulr gcring, bod
bicItcn iio1 sic Erciic, trot pcrid)ie.
OcniIibcn GrudcS. ASaciiic @lail
iprong 5i5 @unttc mli 1895 mo
mlrOcn oicielbcu itarf puuiiirt.
glmcricau SmcIting iieI orf 90
iaO GcroS Gontpognic inn ? @lmfte
ali POP. 9lmcrican Gan mar icit
lmN lticg 3s ouf 62M, oeSalciHeu
crbeitertcu iid N5nouitrioI gIIcobol,
aculicott Copper inO 9lmcricau
3iuf.
81 @cgiun Der 93oric mar Sic
Stinnnlng ocoriidt mo fIou, ipdtcr
Ie9te iid bic 2obmbcit mo fam ct-
mas Shmluig IN ooS Gcid)Git. 50.
fonotiue iu0rcn felt umo ltcgCn bon
bis , Elmftcu.
8oltinorer Ycriht.
gSeun alH ocr Mlnrft ctuaS Be.
ionucner mo OoS 6el11it ri6ig m0
iliiiiig pcrlici 10 lit Ood nidt sic
ionit 0euo6ntc Sincrbcit 5u bclncr-
fen 'sctpcieu. Die oiii3ielc 9ln5ciae
Der GoSOen 60, ooB cine neuc Del
GucIlc ouecbo6rt iei, peInc tGglib
ctmo 5000 6oB CeI Iiciere, fonnte
nibt uiel 5lr Scbun5 OcS @ciHGitcS
6citroacll.
GoSSeu & 60. Commons eroiinc.
ten ocn @1orft NIT 21M mO iticgen
,anT 22H I'M odn OH 81 5nriid.
jnfaIlct. Sn ocn ip6tcrcn @erfGuicu
crrcidtcn lie alsOam 221s, an ser
9telp.Dorf 9oric nit 2iM mO %.
GosOen @nS Commons fieIcn mic.
Der inter oent 0ficntIi1en 9Inscbot
prciS uno iulroen gertduic 5n as
notirt, Saplllpa luurOc nl II uer-
fault p1brcpo @oDlauo trob mini.
SdueineidmduSc, @fuo. ..... 15c.
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gu Dcrmisthen.

So permictbeu,
y NloO00 pro Sabr miet0ct cine 90 Adcrs
CMMtln mo Q9obnbuue init 9 3inHerH uno
9He noibiacn gluBcnaebduocH. Siiniri II
W&llen an Noulcuar6 9toao bon NalilnIotc
MO annapolis Nclcpclt am NdpoiDp hloet'
''au3ulta9cn Gr. 2538, Wiabiiun.9Iuenue'
tSeb26-27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26


s)orf notirtc @auIuno nit GA uno
71s.
Baltimore Gu1c prcicrrcS notir.
ten 90A mO Commons i09.
9llIgcmciue 9Soti5en
Die ueHc 0clqucIle ocS GcS0en
So. all ser 5odiou gurncit.1or III
Gfloboma pcIheS 6clO dllciuig BON
GoSocn & So. coutroIirt uiro, ioll
tdeIih 5000 ISltB Sci Iicicru, pNo
miro ermortet. OoB IN cen ndcbitcu
Gogeu 5mci rpeitcrc GucIlcu in Nc-
trieb gcicbt ucroen fonneu 9IuS
oieicm @ruo iinO Goshen & Gos
9Iftien iebr begebrt, ino empieblcuS
pcrtb. Gbeuio iurrOc bcfonut Qegc.
ben o0B bic lottcr9eieuihaft Cos
Sen ScI uno @aS lueiterc 10000
9Ider in Gflo6omo in 0em beiicu
Ebeil oieieS Stoaten triporbcn bot,
rmO nit Neu 9o6rimgcu ioiort bc0in.
nen miro.
-@oIoo gIepcomcr, Der @rdliocnt
ser gtotiouol Grhongc @onf, mo lei.
TENDER 6iuon3ier purSc jum 1ircf-
tor Ser G6ciopcafc Stcomi6ip So. oil
StcQc ocS ucritor6cncn Nlihocl Sen
Tins cripG5lt.
8. 2. 9loDiicr @rGiiocnt scr
9loplu Gjuouo So. in 9Soriolt. &c.
muroc 5imt Girefior ocr gltlantic,
@irminG6oni mo 9Itlontic Giicnbo6n
cup06lt.
Sepmaro 5oplor, lueI1cr nit
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itouo, bat icinc oieS6cliielitcu Ser.
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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-28
INGLE PAPERS STILL
BONE OF CONTENTION
A. p. A Service.

WASHINGTON, April Is
In spite of the earlier anounce-
ment that the papers seized by
the secret service men i'll the Of
fee of Won lngle would be re-
turned to Ambassador Bernsstortt
as it had been decided that they
i'll part at least, were official doc
uments, it develops that Lansing
and the ambassador are still
wrangling over their disposition.
1t is said that the two officials
are still practically deadlocked
over the matter and Lansing, in
the meantime, holds the papers.
1t is reported in official circles
that the ambassador has refused
to agree to the suggestion OF
Lansing that he pick out such oi
the documents as are official from
tltose that are not and this is
said to be behind the present diff
hculty.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-28
AUCTION SALE
BIG SUCCESS

From all indications the great
auction sale for the Rice benefit
fund has been one huge success
\ large crowd has been on hand
at the Wittenberg store since the
opening hour and the various ar
ticlcs offered have gone like the
proverbial hot cakes. There
was no dcaItn Of bidders for any
j'3'ng and most OF the articles
Trough; Il good price. As we go
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-28
JAP PRESS IS
OPTIMISTIC OVER
IMMIGRATION
OUTLOOK
By A p. A. Service,

by a r. A. Service,
TOXIC, April 2S.--lt is the
general opinion of the newspa
pers of Japan that the Burnette
immigration bill now pending in
congress will not be adopted. The
tone of newspaper comment on
the subject is optimistic in the
extreme and many of the papers
are openly commencing the eff
forts Of Ambassador Chinda to
prevent the passage of the enact
ment against Japanese citizens.
Several journals cite the fact
that l4imigration measures OF the
same character have twice failed
i'll the United States through hav
ing been vetoed and this, together
with the fact that the proposed
enactment is in direct conflict
with the treaties with Japan, in
clines them to the view that the
bill will not be adopted.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-28
DECLARES SUBMARINE
SETTLEMENT WILL
Be SATISFACTORY

can noe IS Ell route TO its destiu-
alton As further assurance that
matters have finally reached a
stage where further friction will
be obviatcd it is said that the
assertion that a firm basis OF set
liemcnt has been found is based
upon advices received by the AM
crican embassy from Washing
tom It is stated that lengthy
dispatch was received by Ambas
~ador Gerard Thursday afternoon
and wa, taken to Non Jagow by
Gerard a soon as decoded.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1916-04-28
TEDDY AGAIN JUMPS
ADMINS TRAT ION

ministers that the policies OF VIII
son had been not only ineffective
but had also jeopardized the
honor of the nation.
He was especially condenna
tory Of the presidents actions IN
the submarine controversy and
declared that he has brought the
country into disrepute because of
his failure to live up to his dec
larations Of intention. Prompt
action on the part of the admin
istration in defense of American
ard human rights would have
preserved our peace and honor"
he declared.