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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14
Satisfaction Greatest Success.

Our aim is to give each patron
quality work, accommodating SER
vice and a better result than home
work.
Unremitting effort is expended
along these lines and on this ba-
sis we respectfully solicit your
patronage. Leave bundles with
F. J. Stevens, local agent. Out
Tuesday, back Friday.
Electric Laundry Co, Grange
live, Idaho. IT,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF. Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine haa been taken
y eatarrh sufferers for the past thirty
nve years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls
Catarrn Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the MUCOUS surfaces. expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you win see a
great Improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarri Meds-
cine at once and get rid Of cafarrh. Send
for testimonials. free
F-y. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By all Druggists. 75c.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14
$4,000 Reward.

The Grangeville Electric Light
& Power Co. will pay $50 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of
any person or persons found gull
ty of shooting or breaking insu-
Iators on their pow@ line.
E. 7. Scholer, Supt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE, 81.
- meets first and third Tuesday Of
each month.
Mrs. Mary v. Stevens, N. G.
VIM. Henke. Secretary.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14
FRATERNAL ORDERS

T o. O. F.-M0RNIN6 stan
4s Lodge No. 56, Of Nezpsrce, Ids
Meets every Saturday evening. Visit
ing Brothers cordially invited.
L J. Rove. N G.
j Manthey. Sec
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

HIRAM LODGE No. S6, A. +. q 4
"a d.. Of Fezperce, Idaho. Regula.
communications on the Monday even
ing on or before the full m ion OF eacl
month in the Fraternal Temple build
ing. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited 10 attend. DR.. o. A. Jeffreys,
w. NJ, E. w. VanSyoc, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14
New Automobile Highway.

The construction Of an automobile
highway from Wichita Falls to Fort
Worth. Tex. distance Of about 100
niles, VIII be started soon. according
to plans now being made by those in
terested-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14
Cline Auto Schadnle.

The Cline Auto Stage leaves
Nezperce for Vollmer at Z is a. m.
and 8 100 p. m. Phone or leave or
ders at Nezperce Hotel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

a MERICUS LODGE No. 45. K
= of P, meets in Fraternal Ten
pie, every 6rst and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited TO attend.
Herbert Booth, G. C.
P. W. Mitchell. K. Of R. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

HI W. OF A.-NEzPERCE CAM
AVA No 1885, meets every second
and fourth Thursday nights OF each
month in FrateTnal Temple Visit
ing neighbors cordially invited.
W. P CoNGER, v. c.
c. ". PALMER. Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-14

YTOMEN OF WOODCRAFT Res
ervation Banner Circle No.
557 meets at Fraternal Temple 2nd
4th Tuesday even'gs of each month
Visiting Neighbors welcomed.
Mary A. Lehr, G. N.
NARY v. STEVENS. Clerk.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
l1ehar ainen .

neber einen 3pif6enz
tau Bel elmer italienijten @ieeesfe:er
pirb aug piia beri9tet: Mdbreno i'm
gloressio Der CUR 5eier bes @iesea
bel Gor5 organiiierte Demonitroti=
ons5us bnrh bic @traBen sag, .ieb
cine Dame BON Der 5erra6e oes 500
tel nNegina" cine Diterreidiide syloa.
&c auf bic Mense folen. Die fonati=
16e WoItsmense perfu9te ioFprt tn
ter Den Rufe 500 Der Selterreibes
riu" papnht iie", ba5 9otel GIT
Itiirmen. OILS Die Garabinieri berfeiz
eilten unb Die Mense on ibrem gpr>
baben binoern %lpolten. entltano elm
5umult, BET psldsm 5pei Trauen
psripunoet prrben. DIS cinigs ga,a=
6tnieri unb 9plioiiten Sic gerpeasnz
ten 81 perloftsn nrobten, plrbe auf
ote1elbsp uno sesen oas Sals til,
5teinbombarbement er0ffnet. Ser
9oli5eitommi1dr nno feline unterse=
benen mubten iid por Der @ut Ser
W}enge in bas 9aus fliidten. Ser
prdfett bon 2ucea lettete cine ei,laez
benoe unterfu9ung iiber ben 8prfaa
elm.
Der ainoIifreifsr-
brnnnen iii 8ern, @dpeia lit be-
tannt uno beriibmt. aiirsli6 ipielte
ii6 bort folqenoe @eId)idte ab.
Na9ts I'm 2 llbr famen bort 5tpei
psute Jreunbe" 5u3ammen, beibe Of
fenbor re6t aneeregt. Mp5u bas
5teubidein berabrehct mprosn trar,
ipeiB bcute feiner mebr; ebenip lit Ser
er1te Sell. bes @ef9ebniKes in Gum
tel sebiiat. Set fteht nllr, bab plDb=
lid iariae 9ilferufs iiber sen Nlab
ldlallten. 9eioe 5reunbe lagen miteiz
nonoer i'm 8runnentrog. Mud Der
brape damn lit ermittelt, Der lie benz
falten Sab entrib unb Sen Sereana
in biefem 3uiommenbans Dor benz
poli5eiri9ter. Der ii9 pamit gu be=
}9aftieen bate, ersdblte. Ser cine
Der nJreunoe" bate ndmlih SEN an
bern lpesen MiBbanoIuns pertlogt,
%offenbar, um cine Gntfddpieuns gu
srholter, obpobl, ipie er aneab, feine
uHobnatur" tetnen @9oben selitten
bate. Der Ridter iprad ben ge=
tlogtsn fret unb iiberbanb benz Rld=
ger - ba beibe ibre nadtlide Sanfe
erDalten batten - Die Geridtstpiten.
Miud Der umitano, bab Ser &lGaer
ein fGGiaes 6od5eitstleio nibt bate
reatSeitig abliefern tDnnen, lieb zen
mmtliHen Salpmon falt.
settle 70 ct IN DeutIdlans
leBt bier Mart bas pfuno.
Gtnselne iApttiIde 8eairte ia,
ben fait 5tpDlf prosent Notbaurise.
Die ON BOD teM entmide!ti
4ffenart beiiBt nur 16 1lnSsn @e>
1irn.
Cine 6abrit ouT Ben M3orer
!otro MItobol aus 9iibtar!oficln her
ftellen.
@on Sen eoloaten 1rsSrid bea
groben fino etlpa feds Nro5ent &c,
fallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Mam ertpabte ben nGabenport Genaotrat".

CUNT 8obernor %eripdblte, iteat cinen
alls9e|prode1en 8rp6ibifipnie
ten 8. 8. 1ereoit6 ais Gopcrnolse
&a1tbtoaten muf, Der liH' ouf bas gro~
btb1tioltspotim in beiber Gorfcien
1tiist llrb erpartet, burd oie stimrnen
oteler Sa1ottfcr in bas Bp6e Mmt 51
g%rfn119en.
: .0a fann Ser Ser 9emofrat~. Ser
lett SO Sabreu grpbibition unentipeat
befdmpft bat, nidt mittbnn. Ct ipilrz
De 1etl'er gan5en gergangenbeit ins@e<
lidt iblagen, ipenn ct bieien grsz
Rrobibitionilten 6. 8. Mercbitb fiir
oas bDditc @on5ussamt oes gtaates
ltnterltilten ppllte. gr fam nid)t nit
Dem o9es Woines Megiiter & 2eaber",
ipeldem 8latt ia ballptiadlid Ser
staat Sonia Ben Brobibittpns : 8l0b<
INN 81 %berba1fen fat, anti Sen Metbpe
bitten nnb alien mogliden u1inites
rial Iliociations", bic ole Sic Grtpabz
lung oieles 9rpb ibsi liz nj It c II
Merebitb NIT aaer linen git Sc
bote ltebenben araft anitreben, an cis
mem Grange siebn.
llnpillfiirli6 fomme,1 ms Sic @prIe
ans Dem pra6tigen Gebid: 9crl CUB
mig l1blaub ing @chdd)tniB:
~ga areift Ser @rcis su,tt ,Melicr ms
ipridt fem @ort habci,
~Hno 16ncibet 5tpi1den betbet basla<
feltldJ ent3tpei."
Sic feline Clique 9empfraten. Sic
etni9e 8oden Dor ser 9rintdrpabl in
SEES Ioines 5niammentam 1lnb iih
ppn bent sreenbddiId : pppuliiti1dz
probibttioniltiiden Clement, bas in
Den I'M 9olf County berrmlicgenoen
Counties Defenders ltarf persretel1 lit,
n1b natureemaB 5lt bieiem Eartciz
Caucus Die meiiten Gertreter geifeat
bate, iibertolpeln lieb, bielen gr5<
8robibitioniit Merqe 4 aIs So
bernprs aanbioaten auf5uiteuen, bat
bus Safelt1d 5tpifden Ser bcn1pfratiz
iden Yartei unb BENT Ser Eempfrat"
fir bie 8abl am 7.Nopember entsipeiz
gel6nitten.
gs miro uns eeiaet tperoen, beS
inter Den 8anbibateu auf SEM Demer
fratiiden @ubl5ettel iidb ia auG Der
yfame clues befunnter, blirbens frtis
linnigen 9emofraten, oes l~afWidbriaer
9apenporter GtabtidabmeiHers @
IS. Notb als aanoioat fir Staatss
iefrctar befinpe, bab baber sic ben,pz
fratil6e 9artei Sic @idtigfeit bes fret
linniaen Clements belltider Gchlri
pier Gbitammlng anerfannt babe. -
9aollrd iollte lib feiu IN a t + +
ter 9empfrat, pb bter ron belt=
lden Gltern gebnren pbcr r%!ngeipolt=
bert, taulden lailen. @ir sDnnen 81
Der &anoibatltr oes @errm @. 6. 9iptf
mn NIT ben1 rGretden" in @o.be's
nSauit i" ia9cn:
ugs tbut mir in ser geeIc tpe6,
SAP id Sid in $ t @elenidaft icb'
@ir meinen, Ser frciiirn;ae Scr,
8m. 9. Nptb iolltc ieIbit gu Der gtnz
lidt fomlper1, bab or . Sen iid
falid)Ii6 als 9emofraten al~tsgebenbcr
9reenbactid : populilfiid prubiti=
tioniittIhen ~@eaper : 8rDaniten" als
%v2pdppgel" anf Sen ogenanntet
bemofratilden @abl5ettel ge'!eIlt muir
De, I'M. lpel11 mDglid, sic Stimmet
Der frctitnnigcn 9enotrater beutlbcl
@ebnrt pber %Gbltamml,1g fir Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

Spmpatbien fir 9eutldlanb iinS.
Ct beidulbist iie BEST 1lb Ser
l1nneutralitat, ia Ser uSIlppaliz
tat" als Imerifaniide 8iiraer, neil
lie als lplde nid)t gntbeil an oem Sc
i6id eincs ufremoen" 2anoes nebmeh
biirfen.
Nit @erlaub, @err Nralibent,
@efiible iinb pte @ebalrfen rsoIlfre1".
@on nSuoDalitdt" fann BET @efiibten
- unb gpmpatbien iinb @eiiible -
nidt bie &eoe lein.
- sat u%briseus &rdlibent @illon
Cit 8edt, me9en Ser uSnmpatl N"
Der giirser beutider @eburt oper Mbz
ltammllng bieie Der u%Suopalitdt" ee@
gen bieies &ano 81 5eiben?
Grdiibent @illnn lit nit leincn
.Sbmpatbien" bnIlfommen fir 6 g.
I anb. @ern aSbmpotbien~ fin Elm
# i embc 2anb nod Scs Yrdiipsuter
Nuffaiiuns qillobal" eesen ~oiciesaailr
'iinb, Damn lit ct besielben @%ersebens
|idulbis, oeiien er Sic giireer Selttlher
@eburt ober Nbltanmllng 5eibt.
'' t eH tH $50
Gam lit altd er .Gmeutral"
nnb v%ltnlopal", tpie er's Sen @iirserr
bcutider @ebrrt pher Wt,tsft gum
@prmlrf n,odt. sa. mod mebr als
leetere. Seine Sbmpathieu fiji,
gngIanb iinb 10 itorf, rub ct bte
Sl,tercllen gnglanbs ibes Sic BE,
Ser. Gtaaten ltellt. ipie es fIst ellpie=
len lit.
Sreilid betrad)tet er gnelanS
nidt oils rembes 2anb. Sir ibr
lit oas raubz ltnb berrihiiidtise eng.
lanb bas tief 81 pcrebrenae 81 Ii t.
terIanbh ser Ser. Gtaater. Sem ii
au' nnb ieber @eiie ~bci5uitebu, 1eocs
s%lpbulen" Mmeritoniihen giirgers
9flidt lit.
~ @s tpare sem &crrn GrofeHol
Ser Geihidte cuff bem Hrdiiocnten.
ltllble Der Ser. Staaten oriaseno all:
suratben, Sic @erfe Sefferlous I'M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

De- r1xett4e. .penosrst1, etrdaHeb1io
Dttsb,. Al. 3bie Nbonnenten in Steisr Vi Sto5 bf0H fsf
10 9snte .tu5&entli& ODER $500 f6brIi6 lei
MISUNDERSTANDING fret abgeItefert. ~.
Nit ber 4ot. auberbalb bee etabt. mad e.
eemD etrens $ottdttt IN ben BET. et6Gteu, Ga.
CO. oaer weeSteo. Ss.0O idbrItd BET 8ora,iS.
1te essstaee . aaslsbe,. x,tr burd bic 9ots
iastltH $i.00 BET gorauSaa5iuns. '~''
eeott t1HerbaIb Der Ser. etaaten umb bur&
1td9er In ber @tabt $3.50. Bet BorauSaaIIunc
93.0O; na9 CANADA $3.50 unb mad Guropd
tA.O0 PEI Sabr BET 9oranS5ablu1o.
Der yWS6eutt9t 9eusssat", tn a,pet xtet
i ~ pnttsDodS i1n1 eonnabenbS. tofta inner
sad earoba $3.50 idbrIi6 tel BorauSsaSlaHs,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

l'JL H'D ~ Autl IltItSl AlI< Ill
faliir19 bon vglclltralitdt" uno .2ppaz
litat" beoenfll9 auf bem 9ol5irege lit.
Sefierion unb Mlabiion tbcilcn
Die Inlidt 0c5 Groiibenten nab bas
rdllberilde, bcrr'hiiidtise 6 n9lano
als oas 80 ntterlnnb ~oicicr Ser.
Staate, su bctrohten ullb 7,l percbrcn
lei, bllrdals aidt. Sic mull3cn lire
@ortc nic6t. lperu1 tic aui gngloro ols
Den aefdbrliden 6eino Ser iunsea DC
publif 5u ipreden fommen. @nrellI
oesbalb Sefferlon ulo @laoiipn auA
bielleidt n%illo0ale" giiraer oicier gcs
plblif, als lpelde Ser Grdiibcnt aueI
amerifaniiden 9iirger be3cienct, Sic
feline gn9lonban6eterei, iei,ic arieGee
tel Dor Dem 9e6eilisten uD,uttcrz
lanbe" nidt mitmaden .uollen?
- slld bie @eidiate ocs 9ralihenz
ten Sobn @oams u,o leincr 9arz
tel, ndmlih Ser. i%Doeraliltiz
]dert Gartei, IoQte Gralioent @itlon
nod einnhal 9enol itubiren. sic entz
balt fir i'm biel 2ebrreidcs. Ge,ln es
Ideirt, bab lid oie @ei9i6tc, Sic be-
fanntli6 cine Meiiterin Ser sSrpnic lit,
lau pieberbpIen belieben ipiro. -
ErdHbenH @illon mag Gin bodselebr~
ter Damn iein, aber lein %l1nsliif lit,
Dab CT bic q merifenidc &C.
ididte nit elmer neliiden 8rilz
Re auf Der gaic ltubtrt bat urh nesz
BATH aus ibr nidt Bic 2ebrel ec3ogen
bat. bic lie lin jeben Stl1oenten u6nc
en9lilde 8rille prebist. 2c5 Serr,1
8eldidtsprsIellors @ooSrpp @i[lons
en 9liI9e grtlle beim st:lSiren Der
81 M erifaniI6en @eldi1te mag
Sem 8ralioenten unb Grdiibentldaftse.
&a1bibaten @ooorop gBillpr 5llr @icz
beripabl lebr tbeuer 51 iteben fontne,1.
8eld I6na6bolle Srebclnng
Bic merifanilde @eidaftstpeIt leitens
gnsiauSs allsgeieet lit. ersiebt iib
aus folgenben @el6dftsbriefen. Sic
@eber &urlerp Company bette BET
Ser Buitpn Bag & Cotton Mills Gp..
in Gt... 2onis cine 8eiteflung sclnaht.
Sic Mntiuprt auf bie 8eltelh1ng la1z
tete:
u9reiie iiao ser 8eSinslrtg inter
tporf en, bab ser &dufer Sic @aaren
nid1f anbers erpprtirt, ais o Ser
britffaen 2egierur1s o 3cit gu
3eit eelfattct unb burd Sic uIegtlle
@1ia,tce, Sue, a,lsefiinoiet lpcrbel,
mag, '1ifb baB lie II Ii t an adufer rie@
Der perfauft iperben, bie ith Scnielben
l8cbingurge,l nnteriperfen."
u Ser &anfmam1 gilbert Dor Soft
matn iii Ct. 9ollis bate 1000 ae=
braudtc &affeeiade bclfellt, pic er a1li
' %leil,ef s'eigeten @affeepfn1tage in Mez
!, gifp berlpe1lben ippllte. uuf bicie Be
itelluug liei BON Ser @ertfuu @ue
Company Sic folscnoe antlpnrt Gin:
n@ir erbielten beute eincn 9riei
bon Scr vSegtile Mliancc, Size, lnels
dc Sic britiiden antoritatca lit scr
8ereitistcn staaten repraientirt, ii
! benz inns mitgetbeilt miro. Dag iie rit
8 Ausfllpr bieier Sade sur 3eit midi
ge1totten fotne."
Gn bieie 9ofumente, Sic fei1cs ipei=
teren @ommentnrs beoiirfelt, fniipf
: |ei11 @cipdbrsmann Sic .beseifnel1bt
Sra9e: uSeit mann befinoen iib fit
l5terne lno @treifen III Sen @dnber
) Ser griten unb lpte lar1se lGbt lid
un1ere @unbesregierun9 npI cine lold
Z ipillfiirlide Tbranniiiruag Ser on1eri.
: faniiden @elddftsmelt un9eitraft &c:
fallen2"
- Sic Nadt lit feit1es Menlhet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
@rS , Erpbibitioniiten M~crebit6

gr5 : Erubibitionilten Mcrebit6
ein5ufangcn.
Sdeler u@impclfnng" mtrb bufz
nidt aelineen, rnb lpas Set
Scr 9entofrnt" bpl, jebt bis sur@obl
tbun fam, i'm lein @cliugcn 81 bcrs
.Dinbern, bas miro er t6lln. Ser Ser
Semofrat" bcfiirpnrtet Sa6er tie
g%rtpablllng bon 8 nj. g. &nrbing
bon @oobbltrp County 5l,ln @cnerupr
n1b BON 6. 81. @pprc BON Snnn
Gountp gum Qieutnant @obernpr uto
empfieblt leinen 2eiern in Ser Stcatse
ipa6l an Z. Mopembcr fir r,cie beincll
&anSibnten anf bem repn5!ifas
IN / 6 en- gtaatsnabBettcl c'nslttrer
ten unb ourd elm arcll3 in BOG @iered
Dor ibren Namen 3u ibrer Gr!pdblltno
bei5utra9en.
@emidtise @riinbe beitimmcn ltr:
gu Sielcr stellnnanabme, Ste mir In
tpeiteren Nrtifeln 10 liar s1 leecn Gnfs
fen, bab alth uniere 2eier beitimp,1
lperoen, fir bieIe beiben NsnSiSatel
|alf bent + epublfan! i c n8aIls
5ettel ein5lttreten.
Sir beute nllr nod bies:
Sir 5reibeit n,b Redt:
Sir @ppernor:.
@m. 8. Sarbins
bon @oobburp County.
Sir lieutenant : @obernpr
6. M. Moore
bon 2bnt County.
GOlitiide nnb ,tnpplitiide
NGnbglDijen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

- Sic Madt lit fcines Menlden
Sreunb." - Ms ob ginbreder nnb
Straben : &pmpben feline Ieniden
1paren!
- Srcunoe ipredcn ser, bon Ser
@ergansenbeit. Sreunoinner1 BON Sem
3llfiinftisen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
9olitiidJe nnb ,1npplitiid)e
&anbglpHen.

Erdiibent Wilipn ma6t es ne.
8iir9ern oentlder @eburt poer abz
fnnft 5nm 8ortp1rf, bab liz IN ibren
Spmpatbien fir 9eutldlanb iinS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

- sc pare sem @crrn Grofeiior
Der Geididte cuff bcm Er%diiocnten1
ltltble Der Ser. Staten b%ri1senb allz
5lratben, bic @erte Sefferlons unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

Wabiions npd cinmol aelian ol,rd,5us
ltllbiren, bann Oilrfte CT bod CUR Ginz
ltdt fulnmcil. oaB er nit ieiner 9nfs
faliili19 bon vgicltralitdt" uno .2pDae
litdt" bcbenflld ollf ben @ol5trege lit.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-19

EuanGO Sc G:"ija ! aiJuna de las
Casas anUnciadas menc:One este
peri0dicc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-19
lgnacic E. Logacc,

L. PaCNsA e Il 3er;5dtro ssr,ea-o e
sGSysR siEcglss.tE ~ los ESlzlrs Gale.
: EES 10 Ssz;s T. ae,2- Says 10 eSSssl
sSE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-19

Cuando Sc dirija 4 algunaS dc laS
CaSaS anmcildls mcHciCnc este
]pcriGdico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-19

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ANSONIA, Conn.,, Feb. 27.-The strike of the brass holders in this city has been settled, both oides com promising their old positions ana yielding to circumstances.
 The brass workers get a shorter working day, higher wages, but neither in working time nor in wage increase did they get their full de- mands. This compromise came as |, complete surprise as the companies on whose property tho strike took place were wholly unable to get
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Grcat Inter- est attaches to secret meeting here of fifty German editors representing the leading German and pro-German English newspapers in the United States.
 The meeting was held behind cloSedo doors and nothing has re- suited ia the way of publicity as to what transpired It this conferences
 Tho prees notices to tho msoliAs n ,Amsrican papsss sse
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
GREAT ACTIVITY
 NOTICEABLE BRITISH NAVY

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The greatest activity prevails in British naval circles This is probably due to the alarmist reports wh.cn aro credited that the German fleet was making ready for 3 dash to the open end that . great naval battle is set for the near future.
 The Admiralty's complete e. crecy concerning the operations or the great fleet is the mystifyins element in the war. Not m Aiota is known n to tactics and movetnAhts |of the ssAips. tAs aumbsr cf new
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
COMPLETE CHANGE FORTUNE
 IN FIGHTING, WEST FRONT

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The official communique announced to cheering Parisians' that the Fort Beaumont had been re-captured after a terri fic assaults by the French whose on- slaught took place in blindine snow storm and carried the tr1- color over the German lines but shortly formed before.
 The greatest interest is taken in the fighting now going on near Ornes where the left wing beat
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-Yesterday (Friday) Fort Beaumont four miles from Verdul was taken by the Ger mans This is on the main line ot the French Notifications. This glorious storming was led by the 24th Brandenburger whose dash ana bravery carried everything with the bayonet.
 This is the northeastern pillar of of the strongest of twenty-one forts
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
SLAvS STORM GREAT
 PERSIAN HILL STRONGHOLD

the hands of the Russians today.
 LONDON, Feb. 27.-General Ayl- mer after continuous fighting has succeeded in defeating a large force of Turkish troops sent to reinforce those already blocking his passage to Kutelmara.
 LONDON, Feb. 27-In the snow storm yesterday four British ships were submarined in the North Sen and score of sailors were drowned. Most on board were saved.
 FLORENCE, Feb. 27.-Princess Alice has been indicted as pacific ist agitator. LONDON, Feb. 27.--Great intor-' est is taken in today's bulletins ana Ia feeling of relief Is manifested everywhere over the turn of fortune for the Allies. LONDON, Feb. 27.-A German dash to sea is awaited. G1sx rEsn xnws aacas. nEAD xllB we11E1A
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back the victorious Germans also and took possession of strong Ger man positions. The Crown Prince at noon began hurling strong mas ses of troops against this front. barely three miles in length. This onslaught by the Grown Prince was stopped by snow fall which is now lying on the ground more red than white, and covering mounds of dead.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
SHERIFF HODGE RAIDS
 REDLIGHT ARRESTS LADIES

SEATTLE, Feb. 27.-To uphold his contention that HI Gill was not enforcing the law and that thers was a shameful laxity in police circ- les equal to that which prevailed Tn the Wappenstein days, Sheriff Hodge raided the former Red Light District and arrested fifty demi- mondaines who were leading a life
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

thousand Turks and many German officers taken in Ezeroum when that city fell reached Moscow today. The prisoners have been moving all most continuously since they have been taken
 The Caucasian Turks are re3ortcd completely ccmoralized. Armenia is generally occupied. Isphire Tel. into
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-Por- ter Adams, the Californian aviator, is now engaged in the construction of giant hydroplane with which he intends to make a flight around the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

LONDON, Feb. 2z-Desperate German activity near Maricourt proved fruitless against the Allies on the West today. Repeated as saults were ordered in the face ot fierce machine gun fire and although the Germans prcfaced each attack with desperate artillery fire they never reached the Allies lines. Their losses must have been very great.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

of easiness within it's precincts.
 The arrests have created no en | of stir and the declaration is made that it will have a remarkable result in the forthcoming elections. The declaration is made that Hi Gin Is confident of victory has gone over to the sporting set.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
WILL FLY ROUND WORLD
 IN OWN HYDR0PLA LANE

world. Adams says he will select the all water route where at all possible, and will give the Euro pean war zone a wide berth.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

plodcd under German lines near Loos today and caused the loss or 0 considerable frontage to the leu. tons, the Allies immediately charg- ing the craters and occupying them and the trench wing outlook from them.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The Russian force cooperating towards the re- lief of the British at Kutclmara and coming down through Persian ter ritory today stormed and captured Kermansha, Persia.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-28
GERMANS SUFFER REPuLSE
 ALONG NORTHERN LINES

west, 1t is felt by tho Journals m1- litary critic that the worst attacks 5 have yet to come. The Germans tasted such a sweet sip of the draught of victory that they wilt endeavor to imbibe a full draft and will not abandon the offensive with out terrific struggle. Big fighting is expected in the Flanders ana Woeuvre sections. v