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New Britain herald., 1917-04-27
MISE, SMITH &e 60.
Saturday Cut Price Specials at Drug Dept.

Hoods Sarsa parilla, 83c.
 Listerine, 14c, 28c and 56c. Pabst Malt Extract, $1.8O dog. Atwood's Bitters, 14c. Varnesis, GOc.
 Williams Pink Pills, 3Oc. Heckler Syrup of Hypophos- phate compound, 59c. Cadum Ointment, 16c. Nuxated Iron, soc. Mellin's Food, 40c.
 Toilet Paper. 2 rolls for 25c.s Lifebuoy Soap, for 1Oc. Lux, 0c, 3 for 2Sc.
 Mary Garden Ta1cum, 33c. Lyon's Tooth Powder, 14c. Babcock's Corylopsis Powder, Sc.
 Tokalon Cream Roseated, 54c. Rajah Cold Cream, reg. 25c, at 18c.
 Mavis Talcum, 25c.
 Kolynos Tooth Paste, 18c. One lot of Sample Tooth Brushes, reg. 25c, at 19c. One lot of Baby Ratties, 1Oc each,
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27
FACTS AND FANCJEs.

Tn this war the big job in Kansas will be to hustle the grub for the boys in the trenches and in the muni- tion factories. And there is consid-. erable patriotism, in being a harvest hand in Kansas this year.-Emperia Gazette.
 Commercial candor-'.Restaurant near Racine Junction. The business turns people away every day."-Ra- cine Times-Call.
 Women and children. preceded hy Prussians appears to be the revised volunteer system-for America New York World.
 '.E usiness as usual" was England's slogan the beginning of tl1c war. Our $ even more nonchalent-"Ba.;e- tall as .usual''-New Haven Union.
 The kaiser too i& in favor of the rule of the seA.-New York Sun.
 Well. Austria started the war first.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27

S..e ought to have the right to quit frst.-Paterson Call.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27

They also serve who only stand anG hoe.---BoatOn Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27

The kaiser too is in favor of the rule of the sea.-New York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27
SELECT YOUR GARDEN NOW
Food as Importante as Bullets i'm Win ming the War-Do Your "Bit" by
 Planting . Garden.

Everyone should realize the fact that this country and the world at large is facing q food shortage. Un- less every man and woman, and every child above ten years of age does his full duty in helping to avert this food crisis. there will be higher prices than ever before and much suffering for want of food necessi- ties during the coming winter. All must help who possibly can do so.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-27

Well. Austria started the war first.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
OlOran IN GdlunIitGten.

g(norem Nlorun bon 9tr. 1885,
GaitleiiroBe, mur0e BON 9fi1ter Sc.
reht i'm oitIicben Boli5eIgeridt Dem
GerihtsOeria6ren iiberrpieien 0a i'm
Ieiue 3rau beidul0igte, iie nidt 5u er.
nG6reu. Ser 9lidter erIannte in N}o-
ran einen N}onn Der lebtc @ode Dos
@eIiiboc obaeleqt Bate id 6erau-
i6en6er @etranfe gu eutbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
rS6uIiu- -NlaumerdJOt. !"

Ser nG6olia.Mdunerbor" bat our
6eier IeineS 81. 5tiihnosieites am
nd6lten Sonntag aIle ieine 6reunoe
im0 0eren 6onIilien na6 9enfert's
Enrf an 0oriep-9one eineelooen. SH
ser aus9eIan0ten @inlaOung beiBt es;
oDen 8ciubern itebt Elm gano an9e-
ue6mer 9tabmittag in 9huSlidt. Ser
oS6olin.MGmer1or" miro inter &ei-
tllng IeineS 0irigenten Is. j. Ntritter
ser @ei6e oes Cages entipredenoe
G60re iiugen; ol6 iinO anoere 9elu-
ltieungen nuf Dem Rrogramm."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Sr. g8. 2unb6eimer sciturbcu.

Ole 9eeroieung bon 9rn. @iGiont
2oubbeiner BON gtr. 2SO9, @uilforO.
glDemle, Der am Donnerltag Morgeir
naA elmer langen 9ranfbeit i'm 9lIter
bon 50 Sabren olts Dem 2eben ibieo,
finOet bcute gla6mittae ouf oent
u2ouoon-Earf- -6rieObof" itatt. Ger
Gerltorbene fam inn 9(Iter bon 19
SoDren bon 9eutihlauO natb ben
Ser. Staoten. 9(uBer ieiner ggittpe
binterldBt er einen So6n @iuioul
IS. &oubbeiuet, un0 orei T0dter,
6rau emma .. Sharp, 6rou E. g.
&aglono unO Sri. 9lnna 81. 2olb9ei-
mer. 6erner miro Der 0nbingelbie-
Oene bon orei Gnteln betrnuert. A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Sin anabe ueridlunnSen.

Die ,goli5ei muroe beauitrogt nad
0en 5i66rigen 5o6n bon 6ruu Niarp
8. &arher bon glr. 1872, Siio.Gal-
bouuliroBc, 5u iitden. Ger &nabe
BAT 6nnfel6raunes Saar uno trg
cine blaue Sadie uno gelbe Soleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
aie ei6ern.glnIei6e ii6crseidlnet.


@lor1lono on Ser Spite Ger 9ro5ei-
lion. sat ii6er $50, 100000 &C.
licicrt. 9fur $340OO,O0O batie
man criuartet, Gie Counties
6alicn topier nit an ser 2lr6eit.
&ielc 9outen er606ien i6r Sub
icriptionen in ser lebten SiunOe.
Bon Oem 9lat66auS-5b ert0n-
ten gcitem N}ittag 35 Sonore.@lot.
feniblGge, iuel1e onfiin0iqten, Dob
in WlarDlanO Oie Summe BON $780,
100000 iiir Die 2ibertp. .9lnlei6e ge-
3eicbnei ieien, o6idon mur $3400O,-
600 eruartet poroen maren. llnnit-
tel6ar oaroui ert0nten aus alien
gr6Beren @eihGitcn bic Signnlpfei-
len mo oertiinoeten ser @elt OoB
NlorDlono ieinen G6eil 5u Oem $2,-
000000,0O0 arieosionoS Der Ser
Staatcn geliefert babe.
lluter Oen MorDlGnoer @anfen Bat
Oie o@lcrdantS' -D}ecbonicS' 9fotionoI
9anf~ oen gr6Bten 9etrag nit $3,-
100000 ge3eiAnct.
Sr, Senrp 9. @ilcor, Ser Goriiber
oes Observation-Disclosures mar 0en
gon5en Sag Oomit 6eidGitigt, ole ge-
5eibnete Summe 5uiommeu5uItcaen
uuO tbeilte gegen Nlittaa nit, Dab
@iarDlono ocn geitellten Gripostlm-
Gen ooIl lnO gai5 nobgefommen lei.
BON 0en Counties bdtten 9lacgonD,
Gueen 9(nne's., &ent- uuo 6reoerid-
GouutD am aller6citeu get5an.
Sic Staotsa9anfcn oermebrte ibre
Su6icripiionen nod in letter Stlln-
DC inn anOert5aIb @daionen GOI-
lars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16


g|elion Gerin Elm @rioer 0es Sc.
benSmiiOen Oos 3inlmer ne6en Dem
ieines 9ruoers i'm geloe0ere Sotel
bewobnte. Gr mar geitern Wlorgetl
niGt in ieinem 3immer, ais 'iib iein
9rlIOer Oos 2eben nabm. Ger 2eib-
nam mlrOe bon einem 3immerndO-
den entOedt. Sic ging an Dem 3im-
mer por6ei unO bemerfte 9hit inter
Der E6iir 6ernorilieBen. llmgebenO
beno6rihtigie iic Ocn @eibdilsiiib-
rer, pelder Ser Goli5ei telep6onirte.
9lbunncnieu, bic ncn ,,Scutidsn GorreipoH.
oenten" nldlt phnitlih Oner Mnreaelmdbia er.
Baltcn, iinb ncbetcu, bcr Ciilce baum per Sc.
Nphnn uDer tdlTlittld WGttthetluNg du nIa@en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

@}arDlano Ocn geiteIlten Grmaatlm-
Gen Doll lmO gnn5 nacbgefonunen lei.
Bon Oen Counties bGtten 9lacgonD-,
Gueen 9(nne's., &ent- uno 6reOerid-
County am aller6citen gct6an.
3ie Staots.9onfcn oermebrte ibre
Su6icripiionen nod in letter Strn-
Oe Inn anOertbolb @dlionen Col.
lars.
0ie 9lnna6me ser @orIaee Doree6radt
mer0en ioaen.
@iner 8orlage 3uiolge, Die bonn
9clegoten 0lc@oro pon Ealbott-
Gountp eineereitbt murOe, miro es
8na6en ii6er IA Sabre alt erloiibt
iein, 9lutomo6ile 81 lenfen, oo6 mill
fen OieIelben cine &riifine beiteben
f0nnen, Die bonn Acknowledgement
lar o6ge6alten lDer0en muB. Ole
@orlage bat. mie eS beiBt, ole 3uitim.
nltng oes @omniliqrs uno Oes 9lu-
tomobil.@lubS, 0u man gluubt, Dab
G6auifellre iebr rar mer0en menn 10
Oiele ilnge Mdnner noG europa in
Oen Sriea geianot meroen.
Baltimore ouSgef6Ioi.
fen.
@efGngniB-9lufieber 9ernaro See
fam 6ellte bier6er uno eriubte nm
cine 9lenoerung Der @eiesesOorluge
Ge5iglid Der 9eibGitigung bon @e-
fongenen beiu GroBenbau. Garaui.
bin lpiiroe i'm Sailie pom Delegnten
DempIep Gin 9lnen0ement 5u Der
01oBna6me eingereidt ourd weldes
oas StaOtgeidngniB BON Baltimore
BON Oeu 8e0inguneen Oes @eieBes
ouSgei1loilen miro. &r. Sec erfldr-
te, OoB feline gtot6lpenoigteit Dor6on-
oen lei fiir @eiongenenarbeit mlf ben
5traBeu Der Staot, uno OaB ole Be
wo6ner 9aItimore'S nibt beionoer5
erbaiit iein miiroen, wcun iie i1noenl
ooB iie dui oen StraBen nit Strdf.
Iiugen in 9eriibrlng fonmen miiB-
ten.
Gum GienIt i'm 9lnsIan0e.
Die 9hsma6l OeS 2aeerpIobes bel
9lomiral 3um 2oger iiir oie glrmec
beociuct, 0oB me6r ais 10000 ein-
ge5ogcne 2cute aus oiciem unO an
arenSenOen Staoten oort6in qeianot
merocn, Inn iiir Oeu Gienit I'M 9llS.
lanOe ots9eriiitet imO ailSge6iIoet 81
meroen.
Cicic Sruppet 10 crfldrtc @cnc-
ral.9loiutont @orielO, meroen feline
Stoots -Eruppcn in iid 6egrciien,
ionocrn clue 9iDiiion reglhGrer 9lr-
NICE bilOen Ginc Gipiiion bcitc6t
ans 8 @riGoOelt cine 8rigaOe aus
min0eitenS 3 Gcgimcntern. Ger
@lan oe6t oa6in Sfclctt,Gegimcntcr
ans ocr rcgulGren 9lrncc 81 5icben
uno Oicic nod ocm Eager 5u idbidcn.
Tie mlSac6o6encn 9eutc weroen sic.
fen 9iegimentcrn 5ncrt6eilt, iibcr Die
Siii3ierc Scr reglllGren 9lrmee ocu
@eic6l iii6ren perOci. sic perOcn
in in6iiontioncllcn Sdllicrn imterac-
6rabt mcrocn.
Sir 2 6minOiii1tige.
SIN Genot rcicbte 6ertc Scnotor-
N0oen orei Gorlosen Elm, oie ii6 ani
StootS6iiIie iiir Sdpinoiiidiige BE-
3ie6en uno sic an Oas Gomite iiir
8iuanjen Derpieicn mur0en. Cine
Oericl6en ueriiigte sic Grnenmlng ci.
ner Observation-Disclosures,
oie ollc ACCOMPLISHMENTS
beaiiiidtigen ilnO leitcn iOll, bic nonl
Staote erbaIten oOcr untcrIiiiBt mer,
oen inO permilliqt bic Simme pou
100000 iiir Oicieu 3pcd. Die 5pete
9ia periiigt Oie @riinOimg eineS
SdwinOiuHts-SoipitalS fir gteger
uuo Die brittle uerpilligt cine Sum-
me @eloeS iiir Die Grbolting bon
Soipitdlern fir Sdpinoiiihtige in
ben Counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
u9finaitfonO fir gsaiicn".

8citrdgc ae6en nod INNER redt
8a6lrcic6 Elm. Die G6riitus-@c-
mein0c ouf 2ocnit @oint ianDte
$17 Elm. Gos 5peite EauieuO
Oiirite nod Ooa merOen.
Gas SSntereiic an ser Soumhng
iiir oaS n9lQgemeine IeutiGe @ai-
icnbouS" lit nod INNER in Der 8u-
nabme 6egriffen, unO es ideint ais
oh man gan5 energiib Oarauf bin.
iteuern noble, oas 5meite SauienO
ooa 5u modem nm oeu @erhit ourb
Den 9luSfaa oeS @aiienfeltes am
5lpeiten giingittage gut5uniaden.
Sn oen leBteu Orei EageH linO fol-
genOe 8eitrdge Dem nGeuti6en Cor
reiponoentcn" iibermittelt porOen:
8rii6er quittirt ....... .$117427
Gon Ger Gpang. Gbriihis-
@eueinOe 1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

Snfoloe 0eS falten unO regneri-
i6cn @etters fonO bier eeitern fem
9auipieI itott. Die Score Der an
ocren SpieIe mor wie folet
n5nteruutOnaI aeasue."
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

Eneland's tonnage during many months that is now beginning to be rlt
 He said that the government will ldral effectively not only with enemy submarines but with the results of their operations. The enemy already h,ows wha: answer has been made to the campaign in British waters as dles the British admiralty but the ffcts have not yet been made public. Vfhile British losses in ships and their cal goes are serious. the German losses in submarines and lives Is equally staggering.
 He announced that despite difficult ties of various sorts that are eacoun-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS ENGLAND FEELS kEEnLY SUBMARINE BLOW
 BECAUSE OF TONNAGE SKOR RTAGE

tered in running down submarines they are being exterminated with success, The underwater boats have been incersaed in size and speed so U at former methods of eliminating tfem is no longer applicable.
 Ia his Speech Lloyd George said he was compelled 70 admit that the shortage of tonnage is interfering seriously with the importation of food and military supplies as we'll
 He stated that more than a million tons of shipping had been diverted to tte needs of France and while this as gnmen: of British ships to an ally vcs necessary and would bring great results in the future England was
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News serviee.

International News Service.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-President Wilson has called a special session for the purpose of confirming ap- DC intees who are permitted to be named only with the beginning of the new administration.
 This is customary procedure and means only a special session of a few hours. It is in no way a con- c,ssion to the demnads of republi- cans who are urging a special session
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News Service.

International News Service.
 WAsuINGToN. Feb 23.- Today in both houses of congress there Was q notable disposition on .he part of re pubIicans to oppose the passage of many administration measures with oul a thorough consideration.
 Exceptions were freely taken to a orc man rule of the country. And while most of the republican mem bcrs professed 70 be willing to pass any emergency measure for the safe " of the country there was decided
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
JAPAh'S PROGRAM FOR NAVY INCLUDES SEVEN
 SHIPS LIKE ARIZONA

naval preparations are not directed at America especially but are thought neoeesary as a precautiol ubainst the day when the great war will be ended and settlements will be riade The belief is current that Japan will not consent to have any concessions of territory in Asia made to Germany as a balm for lands ak e1 from her in other parts of the VI Id.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
PRES. CALLS SPECIAL
 SESSION TO RATIFy
 APPOINTMENTS

to consider carefully the admnistra- tion measures which are now being fo reed on congress on the strength of approaching war and an economic crisis.
 The session on March 6 will allow the presentation of lists of appoint men:s and it is usually the case that tre senate ratifies the appointments or withholds, in some cases, the de- s, ed confirmation. Usually the presi- dential course then is to make recess appointments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
REPUBLICANS OPPOSE PASSAGE Of HASTILY
 CONSIDERED LAWS

hostility to adopting as laws the before congress which the president vents passed within the next week.
 This action by republicans in both houses is probably concerted and makes on extra session loom as strong possibility.
 One republican leader has declared ttat if special measures are needed they should be passed by congress ar2 not delegated To .he president In ease of emergency the congress should be in session anyway
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News Service.

international News Service.
 LONDON, Feb. 23.-Prime Minister LLloyd- George made a long speech last night in the house of commons ID which he reeited the effects on England of the ruthless submarine @mlae aad statod danger posi- .io9 m which Great Britain finds her self at this time.
 The premier declared .hat England + keenly feeling the submarine blow. l: is not so much the ruthless cam pa gn, he said that is wearing away Fnslan1's vitality for since February the losses by submarine attack have ben lessened rather than increased. Fest il is the continued drasns on
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
UNIVERSAL
 MILITARY
 TRAINING
international News Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Secretary Baker sent to congress today the plan of the genlcral army staff pro- viding universal military service anu training for young men approaching maturity
 The plan as outlined will train five hundred thousand soldiers annually and each year the reserve military force will be stronger by that mum Der At the end of five years the country will have an available force of two and a half million mon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
MISSIONARY
 VICTIM OF
 SUBMARINE
International News Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The Uni ted States consul at Malta has wired den,, a Presbyterian missionary, went down on the French liner Athos which
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News Service.

International News Service.
 MILFORD, Del, Feb. 23.-An at sempt to wreck the bridge of the Pennsylvania railroad company at this piece was discovered early this morn ing by a track walker. As he emerg- ed from the fog he saw a skull<ing figure leave the bridge end. ..
 Tfo track walker made an invest- gation and found one hundred sticks of dynamite so placed that when they exploded one end of the bridge would have been tom away. He found a for'y foot fuse which was splitting fire having only just been ignited He
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
FIRE AT DAWSON
 CONSUMES , HOTELS
 AND 2 BIG STORES

"ukonia. A number of people had hoITCw escapes.
 The loss is estimated at two hun drcd thousand dollars a part of which IS covered by insurance.
 The fire department was taxed to the limit of it's capacity in subduing
 ii and confessedly would have been unable to save the town had the wind which had been blowing all day not subsided before the fire broke out. The Nome Bowling Clubs alleys are row open from noon to midnight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
NEW YORK STILL HAS
 OCCASIONAL FOOD RIOTS
International News Service.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Smal food riots still occur sporadically through out the city. The police are very active in preventing gatherings on lre streets which may end in trouble, The excitement seems to be dying down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News Service.

TOXIC. Feb. 23.-The. naval pro- gram which has been brough. for uard by the government and adopted by the legislative body provides for st-en battleships as large as the Arizona which is the largest in the American navy
 The program as adopted will be .u,ucht to a completion by 1923. It is Japan's intention, as announced by the government to be ready for whatever may happen in the future so that no rival may sweep the Pacl- fic to Japan's detriment
 If is said that Japan's aggressive
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
International News Service.


 NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Scores of accounts are daily coming over the wires of attempts to interfere with railway operations, munition factories and steel plants. The only deduc- ticns possible from these attempts are that they are made by people opposed Q shipments of munitions and war supplies to the allies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

left in Il grave predicament. Food for tfe British people must be brought in hc said and also materials for the manufacture of munitions This will bo accomplished. Stern measures may he adopted To prevent des:itution but there will be no starvation and the allied plans will be carried to a successful termination.
 This mornings papers characterize u t premler's speech as the utter anee of d great leader who does not minimize he dangers confronting the empire nor underestimate the strength of the enemy
 Advertise In The Nome Nuqqet
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
THIRTY THOUSAND LOADED
 FREIGHT CARS STALLED
International News Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-An ofH- cial check on the various railroad companies centoriag at the leading skipping centers shows that the are nearly thirty thousand freight cars stalled at terminal yards most of which are roaded with food commodl- tics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
ADMIRALY
 SAYS FOUR
 SHIPS SUNK
International News Service.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Lloyds an nounces that four British vessels have been reported sunk today and the admiralty has confirmed the announce ment. This is a new departure for the admiralty and it is presumed that it has been begun because the fight against submarines is proving sue cyssful and ;o reassure the people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
SUCCESSFUL
 FRENCH
 ATTACKS
International News Service.

PARIS, Feb. 2S.-The official com munique says tha. the French deliv- cred two successful surprise attacks dun sector last night. The enemy was taken unawares and lost ground
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP R,R. BRIDGE---mANY
 DEPREDATIONS

promptly removed the fuse and gave an alarm. Officers with poor de- scription of the dynamiter are search ing for him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
GOVERNOR LISTER SIGNS
 BONE DRY LAW
Pacific News Service.

tor today signed the bone dry law for the state of Washington which becomes effective early in June.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

,ione in Ireland is allowed to leak out but it is thought that food shortage and objection to conscription are chief factors in the present unrest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
SEN FINN
 LEADERS
 ARRESTED
in nate onal News Service.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The arrest in Dublin of thirty or forty Sein t1nn leaders, as announced today, indicate hat political unrest is on the increase, Very little information as to condi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

was recently submarinod in the Med lterraneon sea. The consul says that he had reliable information to this effect and is convinced from reports u.at an Austrian submarine sank the Athos.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
Special to tho Nugget.

LAWSON. Feb. 23.-This city had narrow escape from almost total destruction last night when five large structures were burned and TWO lives Gst.
 The fire started in the Yukonia hC:e and gathered such headway that it consumed the Yukonia and two ad- tl.ent hotels and two stores before it was got under control.
 Charles Tabor. a lawyer and Will liam McAdams, q well known stage iriver. were burned to death in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

You should keep posted on the war and international and local news of the day by subscribing for the Nome Daily Nugget, S2.00 per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

Let the Nugget do your letter writ ing by sending the Weekly Nugget to your friends on the outside-5Oo mo.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
lnternationa News Service.

lnternationa News SerVlce.
 HAVANA, Feb. 23.-The final act Tn the Gomez uprising against Presl- dent Menocal and constituted author ity will be enacted in Santiago de Cuba within a few days according Q announl cn erts made by the federal authorities.
 The rebels have taken d final stand in Santiago where all their forces are now concentrated. The govern ment is sending adequate forces to overcome the rebel citadel and a final battle is expected within few days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

repeated efforts.
 Other sections of the wcSt front were reported to he normal
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23
FINAL ACT IN CUBAN REVOLUTION EXPECTED
 WITHIN FEW DAYS

The United States gunboat with a stlong contingent of marines and a number of machine guns for use on shore has been at Santiago for week. Warning has been sent by the com mander of the Petrel that any footing h,' lnc revolutionists will result in the United States marines and blue Jacl.e's ;tklag a hand. During the coming fight the Petrel will virtually act IS referee.
 Have the Nugget sent to your out side address this winter
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

Office and Residence of J. F. McAl- lister, treighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-23

Let the Nugget do your letter writ ing by sending the Weekly Nugget to your friends on the outside-50c mo.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-10-31
w. G.. T. Z. NOTES.

Mrs Middleton, Miss YOungreen and
Mrs. o. NJ Phenicie returned from
State convention of the w. c. r. U. at
Waterloo Friday evening. Waterloo
gave a great welcome. Wonderful en-
thusiasm, 800 voting delegates, great
plans laid for coming year especially
in soldiers and sailors departments.
Already two fully equipped ambulan-
ces have been sent to France, which
will carry the white ribbon on the
field. Will establish a Home center
at Des Moines where a home sick,
mOther-sick boy can go and be under
the influences of good woman and
where he may meet and visit with
wife, mother, friend CT sweetheart IN
stead of smokes for soldiers are put
ting on campaign for Spreads for
soldiers bread"
Miss. Youngreen was honored by ap-
pointment on appropriation committee
and Mrs. Phenicie was chosen by the
northeastern group Of counties as
delegate to National convention at
Washington. D. c., in December. Mrs.
Ida B. Wise Smith of Cedar Rapids,
was reelected president. .... ...