davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

met and strollsd aioug a. -
accident on hts psrt and 4 ~
wholly without prsus11tn<1m
mine. must have sxyreuun e r
OF my surprise ~ hs said. ''YGa RI
gle. have something very 49,
ant TO say 10 you that Woun1 -
bad had AZ least the sppsasonnD G
keep while walked these hoaslD =:
! have many times before this 80
mer with the hope that would nG1<
you.
"Margte. am iesvtng This 80
leaving the United States perhar1
forever. and you ars going with ~
"whatr''
Slowly be repeated his wortD;
Tomorrow I am leaving ths Untte1
States perhaps forever. and yen GBo
going with me"
-Have you suddenly gone mA1,
Malcolm StusrtY-
mo, dear. On the contrary. I
think am as sane ~ any man could
be under the circumstances"
Then why do you for ono momene
think I'll go with you an you hnyo
announced 50 calmlyf"
Because you love ma afi
"Whatr" 49,
Don't you love NOR
As Malcolm Stuart said thee
words a most peculiar sensattD
came over me. As they seq, 3
drowning man reviews his whole H.
In few moments 30 seemed to -
over my entire acquaintance WITH
Malcolm Stuart--an his vondsseuc
understanding, an his vonderf1l
sympathy, all his wonderful hslp %
me. He had saved my life twfce-
did that life belong to him:
Don't you love me1' he repea1o4
looked mp into his face suddGn1v
and seemingly without volition. ~
words came. II don't know
ITO BE Continued
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
J. MICHELS, OLD
RESIDENT, DIES

Jacob Mlchels, a resident OF Dc
troit for ~ years. died Monday 10
the home OF his daughter Mrs. Jon
athan p. Solomon. NO. 81 Rhode
Island-aye,
Mr.. Michels was born In Ger
many. and came TO America when
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

AT eight cents a pound the
potato is a needless luxury"
says the New York Board
of Health. The potato is
seventy-hve per cent. water
and the rest is mostly starch.
II Is a good food when eaten
m combination with proteid
foods-but not worth eight
cents apound. Cut outmeat,
eggs and high-priced vege-
tables and stick to cereals
and fruits. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits cost two
cents with milk make a
complete meal. supplying all
the nutriment needed for a
half days work. For break
fast with hot milk; for din
ner with sliced bananas or
stewed prunes. Made at
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

WASHINGTON. April IA uni.
yCrsal compulsory military training
bill providing for immediate rats.
ms OF an army OF 100000 men. was
introduced by Senator Chamber.
lain. chairman Of the military ri.
fairs committee today.
Under the provision OF the bin
the president would be empowered
&C. call out all physically NJ men Of
the age OF 20 ~ once. As the ne
cessity arises men OF 81, % and %
would be called
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Savings Bank
An Accommodating Bank >

The Commonwealth has been thurs describ-
ed by its depositors and borrowers.
Our courtesy to customers is not based
upon the size of their transactions but is
the measure of our desire for their good
WILL their recommendation Of this Bank to
their friends.
This policy creates an atmosphere Of cor
diality here which is very noticeable.
1t will make you feel at home here.
Two things make Bank-"Safety and
Service" We offer you both.
---------
OFFICERS.
J. w McCAUSEY, PRESIDENT
FRANK WOLF, Vice-President
COMFORT A. TYLER. NtcePresident
FRED II TALBOT Cashier
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

The Interstate Commerce Con-
mission is to hold a hearing today
at Portland, Ore, ON the Inmau-
Poulsen case. involving lumber rates
from Portland to California and Ne
vada.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

When the horses In Nice. France
are hitched to tarspreeding carts
they wear trousers TO protect ehGiB
legs from the hot tar.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
HERE'S FIRST lNsTALLmENT
OF U. 8. WAR PROGRAM

WASHINGTON April a.
Here are the measures that will
be pushed thru congress within
q few hours after the war reso-
luton 10 passed:
Army appropriation bill, car.
ryIno t247 .oet 900.
General deficiency BILL carry.
ing SCI, see, 900.
Sill 70 supply merchant ships
with arms, carrying 100000.
sundry civil appropriation bill,
carrying si3s, 300 900.
Military academy bill, carry.
ing 81, $40. 900.
Esptonaus hiti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

O2uIdel, syuBnenIpieB un0 SMil0.
&u0wies III. Sobn, Ger funitlin.
nige 2onograf Sermann J., welher
ole @ortburo 5u elmer JreiItott bofis
iber @ihffunit madte, NOR 5por
ond, Der lleberliefcrung icines Sali.
les folgen0, 0em aloitcr ol8eit &C..
woaen bod beitinlnlte er ieine leBte
9iubeltdtte nidt bier, ionOern in Der
Don ibm ecitiftetcn 9otbarinenfirAe
5u GiienaA, ipo er 1916 begraben
moro.
Inter ieinem 9ia1folger SuoUig
lV., ip6terbin 5ilm nSeiligen~ crbo-
ben fab 9Rcinbar0sbrimn ieine groBc.
goloene 3cit. Gin 6cacr Stern itano
oonols iiber ser gl6tei. gSer fennt
niht Die 2eaenOen iiber oas 2ebcn
Su0pisS iuO ieiner c0len @liiabctb? (?
SIN Sabre 1927 nabnl 2uopig Nv.
ooS arcu5 imO 900 gum beiligcn
SanOe Gr iolte Die 8eilnat nidt ipie.
0erie6en. gluf Si5ilien bou1te er iein
junges Scbcn aus. 0as mar cine en-.
idiittern0e globridt fir Ole arulc
Gliiobetb oabeim SeinriS 9loipe, ibr
'Sdpager, bate iofort geiib bonn
2unOe genomncn obIhon Slromig
eineu So6n binterloiien bate. Gliia-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

9ie 9l6tei 9lein6orOsbrltnn, in Der
oreiBig g(cbte geberri6t botten, mar
cine 00e 9fiinc. gliemano 6alite iie
pieoer auf. giab @in5ie6ung Der &lo.
itergiiter pur0c 9tciuborosbrunn IN
Elm furfiiritli1eS g[nt unlgepanOelt.
Ser8og 8rieori6 Q8ilbelm BON gSei-
mar lieB 1901 Elm 9lnltbauS errib-
ten; i'm Sabre 1911 entitan0 Oann
oos nbobe Sous, ebenio cine &opelle,
pelAe beute ais @orbaae 8llr neuen
S6loBfapeIle oient 1mo 3cbn iiber-
ans iitterciionte 2eiGeniteine tbiirin-
glider 2on6grafen eutb1lt, e6enlo in
einenl @lasbebdlter Die menigen
lleberreite 5rie0ri6s nit Der gebiiies
ucn @angc iowie Elm b0I8ernes Greu5
nit Der Sobres3o6l III, angebli9
aus ser fleinen ct. SobonnisfirGe,
oberbal6 gQteabergen, welde 9oni.
fo5ils begriinoete.
Sym Sabre 1910 fam Heinbor0s-
brun ais glmt ourh Seihing an Ser
500 @rnit Sen 5rommen, pelAer nun
einen Eeil Ser berfoaenen @ebduoe
pieoer oisbeHern lieB. Gen eriten
@rimo 5u iener bieIbewinoerten @e-
matchmaking oes StblolleS legtc 0u-
mails @rnit ser 6romme. SIM Sabre
1880 b0rte 9leinbarosbrunn crit arf,
Elm iel6itdnoiges 9lmt 81 biloen.
SSana5 @rnit |. berOanft 9feinboros-
6runn iein grpahen un0 Qluibliiben.
glrf ieinen @eiebl puroen 1927 Die
aIten SdloB- unO &loitergebduOe
our6 Sen Sofbournt @berboro ouf
cine pobr6oft gldn0en0e Meiie i'm go-
tiicben Stil lungeitoltet; neue Eei9e
cntiton6en, ser ent5iideuoe Yorf nur-
0c ongelegt. 3ebn Sabre oauerte oieie
93eugcitoltlrng. Scr5og grrit II. bot
Damn ourA Sen glnboit Der pradtool-
len S1loBfopelle, melde 1874 ein-
gepeibt puroe, oie SH0pfung ieines
gaters boQcn0et.
Gas cinitige ,,bo6e Sous" lit beute
oaS eigentlidDe SdloB, oas luftige,
6obc GGume entbGlt, melbe trob ber-
bdltnismabiger @infodbcit 9lOel uno
gelGutcrten Sllnitgeidmod atmen.
Grefflibe Oelgent0loe uno Saeotro-
pbdcn i6nliifen 0ieiel6en. lleber Der
ieitli1 iib dni1licBenOen ent5iiden-
oen offenen @orbane Iiegt Der Speiie-
laal NIT icinen olten @iri6gepeiben
uno 0cn @il0niiien ser tbiirineiiben
2anografen, &urfiirIten uuo Der Ser
5oge BON Sac6ien. Das ebemalige
g(utbous, 6eiien Goroerfront Elm
ipibcr @lodentllrnl iiberrogt, birgt in
ieinem eriten Stodpert Die beriibmtc
Siribgalerie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

Inter Sen leuhtenoen &leinooier,
ipelAe oa5 oeutiAeite aaer @cbirge,
0en E6iiringer gSalO 5icren ntnmt
unbcitritten eincn Der erlten Hloee
Nem6arosbrunn Gin, oas ouf cine
buntbepegte, mebr ais adttunocrt-
iabriac @eraongcnbeit 5uriidbliden
0urt. 3eiuboroS5unn mar cinlt cine
Itose 9ene6iftinrrabtei lmo barg ais
iolhe bic @ruit Der Ebiiriager Sano.
orofe1 Die 3umeiit bon ibrer tpeitbin
berrldcn0en &scrtburg Den Letter
9eo bierber in has title. tiible Sol
nablnen, NO oos Aloiter iicb I'M
&ranSe alter @dume uno eng lid) 5i'-
ioinen0vaa6enOer @erac pradtIg
uu0 ae6ieteriih mifbmIte. Glirh lmge
sSobrbuuocrte iiho oaber Martburg
lno 9leubaroSbrunn eng perfnilptt
Gelueien; germ uno oft fetrten ole
2an0qroien III 0cm Slolter ein, oaS
elmer Der beriibuteiteu Gorfobren
griinocte, mic iolc6er uub bic gSort-
turg iiA crbolitc, uno DEM @lloe
riihriQen &loiterlcbens, firdliAen
9rnnfs un0 fronumer 8oaiabrten
Iieb oas Iib bier 5upeilen turmelnoe
oebarniibte 9fitterrolf eincn ebenio
iarbenreihen ais belebenoen 8ug
Gem 2ieblingsbeloen Der Ebiirin-
oer 2oge Deroonft 9leinborosbrunn
iein gntitcben. @rof 2uowig H.,
2uomia ser Sprinocr ocnannt mar
cs, welGer i'm Sabre 1883 Die crlte
aloiteraaloge i'm engcn Gale ocs
Ghilnpailers beeriinoete. Sin &eben
poa glu6m itno Glnpfen bon Gaten.
Init imo @hltidulo lag biuter ibm.
Iltrh @cuolt, @errat no aieineio
6atte cr lid in oeu @eiib Der iclli9en
Gidttc ocaeniibcr oes N}etilcnlteinS
obqrtalD GiienoA oeicbt rno oaraui
frob alien GiniprudJs Der Derlebten
Tranfcniieine iiA Die gSartburg er.
balt. Ioppel5inoigfcit uno Elm lci1-
ter, bodiircben0cr Sinn balfen i9m
iibcr ale 2lnfIo0en ieineS WcpilleHs
fort.
Quoipia 6atte ibon Elm gut Sell
ieines 9cbens ourbitiirmt ols er ia
beitiqer 2ci0enihait fir Die iAone
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

gIoeI5cits 2eidenitein lit nod belite IN
&einbarosbulnH 81 iebeu ipenn eS
aud nidt oie ltripriin0liden mebr
iino, welde bel einem SloiterbranOe
mltmoBli6 3eritort mur0en.
syH Sabre 1889 Wor &loiter Hein.
bor0Sbrunn begriiuoet moroen. 2llo-
MIG Der Springer bate eS rci1Ii1
nit @eIomitteln ousgeltattet, Diel
SanO uno 9eibeioene ibm iiberluieien,
cbenio fir iidb itno ieine 9todfommen-
idoft ollf ieoes @ioentltmsreHt feier-
lidit @er5i6t geleiitet. Sfricgsiuirren
uuo Der 3eiten llnrilbe trugeH
ShuIo, 0oB Neinborosbriirn crit
1879 Surd ben 9ii6of bon Salber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

Iiden 8uge BON S6loB S9eiBeniee
nod &ein6or0Sbrrnn iiberfiibrte, oa
ibloB ii6 binter ibm gum lebtennlalc
Die @rlift Der Ebiirineer 2anograien.
9(ber ou9 oas 9anOgrafenbaus iel6it
mar erloicben. glht Gage nod Dem
Sitcrfcite 1925, on einent Mlontoge,
Oa i1lue ouh fir oos &loiter Oie
lebte StitiOe. 9(1t6unOert Wlaun auf-
riibrerilcber 9nuern orangen IN Oos-
ielbe elm, idmouitcn unO 5e6ten nod
@er5enSltit, pliinoerten reihlib lno
itcdten oann sic itol5e 9lbtei III
9rano. Gn lit Odnn aaes oeruibtet
lno fat Dem @ro6ooen gleid eemaht
por0en. llno 0a fcin Sil0 oes &los
tiers ouf inns gefommen lit, lpiiien
mir niebt, in ipel6er @eitolt litb emit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

itoot eiHaemeibt peroen fonnte. Rnidb
bob iib ons Sloiter, itnterihibt 0ir4
0a6lreidc lSbenltingen un0 Stiftitn-
Gen. lin Dem Qan6eraienbauie es
gIeid 5u tlm, beeilten iic6 cine groBe
9(n3obl @roicn itno ritterlicbe scr.
ren III Der qclpei1tcn &irhengrrtft
Der Itol3en 9lbtei fi9 ein itiacs NAaB-
den ourh mcrtpolle &ermGbtniiie 81
erfanfen. gor oIlenl obcr Dnren es
oic fbHringiihon 2m0aroien ielblt,
Bic iib in mieocr6olenocn @unlt6e-
8eugungen geaen bas &loiter iiber-
boten uno ieinc W3adt perltdrften
8u unecdbnter &liite ihlDang iid
9lcinborOsbrunn naA Dem EoOe iei-
mes Ioacnunupotcncn Stiftcrs auf.
9Sdt peniaer 0enn 9un0ertino5pei.
unobicr5ia Grtidaften geb6rten ocm
Sloitcr oocr maren i6m nod 5ins-
pfliGtig. 9lu1 2uomio /. QIL) gci5te
nidt nit ieincn @o6lpoQen. Gr iiif-
tete in Der Stloiterfir1e cine i1Gne
&apelle un0 mor0 f140 ebeniolls in
9fcinbnrosbrunn beigeieBt Cine
pompbofte &eihenfcier bereitcte oas
Ssloiter Dem nG6lteu Snnografcn
2uomig H., i'm &oIfsnunoe Der gi-
fernc0 genannt. 9ludb 2onberof 2lto-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

gloelbeit eptbronnte, Der felt bier
5abren Dem Yfal5grafen Jrieori5
BON So1ien ougctrauten @enlablin
meIhc beioc 5uiueilcn ouf oemSdlolie
9Seibenburg bel 3idciplib Sof biel-
ten unO iib nit Dem Gbiiriiger @ra-
fen, Der ouf Der nnben, alth BON ibm
erbautcn gferenblirg oberbal6 SreD.
burg an Der llniirlIt germ meilte, quite
g,nbbaricbaft bielten. g86brcno oeS
Son5es beim @rafen Dle5elin mtf
9tebro geitar0cn 2uoipig lmo 9l0els
bei0 litb lire fiinobafte 9eigung. Wlan
beiAloB, iid oeS Bfal5eraien 5u ent.
le0igen. glls Srie0riA peniee Gage
ipGter i'm &c0e iibt, ncrnimnt er in
Der 911be 9iiioengebea uno @iitborn.
flong. 3ornig fabrt er olif lulo fragt,
pcr 10 frepentliA Den @ilobmm
bre1e. Ga rei5t ibn 9lOelbei0 nit fall.
iden @orten, 70 oaB Der Yfal5graf
iicb obne &ijihne ouf Elm Bob mirft,
1tn0 Dem bermcintliben llebeltdtcr
ncdeilt. Sn cinem @ebolS trifft CT
ouf 9uowig: Gin fur8er gSortpchiel,
nno BON Specr oes @rofen getrofien.
fGr6t tSrieorib nit ieinem @lute to.
oesmltn0 Ole Groe. gloel6eio bat ipd.
terbin ocn @l0roer aefreit, Ser bonn
aaiicr Oh ieiner N1iietot eine 5eitlong
ouf Dem @iebi1eniiein gefnngen &C.
bulten puroe, BON no CT iid onrb ci.
ncn fiibacn Sprung aus Dem Seniter
rcttetc. 9llio oie Sage. @emiB o6er
lit, oaB bcioc ipGtcrbin Oh ibrcr @litt.
tct bon imperiten @epiliensQlialcH
beimQeiu6t puroeu. 9loelteit erbautc
Gin glonnenfloitcr in 3ibeiplit, nod
anocren 8erihteil in SloiSlcben oils
ociicn 2lebtiiiin iie om is. Oftober
li10 geltorbcn irin ioa, poraiif ibre
@cbeiNe nah Siloiier 9feinbaroSbrunn
iibcrfiibrt mrroen. gQs 1922 2uolpia
Der Springer Die 3iigel Der 9}eaie.
rung on ieincn Sobn, Oen ip1teren
2un0grofcn &r0nig l., obtrot, ging
er ielbit ais Y}oud in oie BON ibm
qeitiitcte @ene0iftincrobtei, no er
0cm aud uab cinem pil06eDe9tcn,
totenreiMen 2eben ON 8. Wloi 1928
oos 3eitlicbe iegnete. Suorigs pic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

mig Ill, nocr Ddloe" genannt, mar
oeut &loiter grtgcihnt. @r iiberiDies
i5m niHt nur rei1e @eidenfe, ion.
bern ermirfte nlth bonn Bopite 2ltcius
ndbrcnO ieincr 9lnpeienbcit in Nom,
oaB Die glebte bon 9feinbarosbruun
fortan biiboflide Sniignien trascn
ourften.
gliif Der Sobrt gum gelobten Sonoe
itarb er befonntlib auf Der Sniel GD.
perm om %. Sfto6er 1880. Seine
@ebeine iino ourb oie treiien 0iener
nod 9feinbarosbrunn ge6rodt ltno
bort inter elGn5enoen 6eierlidbfeiten
beigeiebt ipor0en. Der 2eibenitein
6eiet Sen 2aRografen als @ilger NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26


BETH fliidfefe nab @1drblrg. Sier
empfiug iie ole iter6liben 9telte ibres
@enabls uno geleitete oielel6en nun
nod 9lcinbnrosbrlnu. g[m Sarge oeS
Ieritorbenen fam es baum nod in Der
&loiterfir6e Su eiilcr &eriobnung
Sipiiden Gliiabetb un0 Seinrib
&oipc. gliiabctb 5oo iicb uod) D1ar,
burg, ais ibren @itpeniib, 5uriid imo
Gau1te 0oielbIt balo ibr &eben aus.
Scrlnunn H., 2u0ipigS Sobn, itarb
I6on ie6r frii6, imo uls Seinrid
9foipc tinoerlos ans Der @elt icbieo,
NOR oaS 2onogrofenbaus in ieinem
Wlonnesitomnte erloiAen.
Ger ltnielige @rbfoIeefrieg ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

branilte, unter Dem auh 95einbar0s-
brinn bicl 8u leiOen botte. Grit 1868
febrtc ser Irieocn 5uriid. 0as 2ono-
grofentum S1iiringcn pliroc geteilt.
gllbredjt, Ser SoEn Seinrid) oeS grs
Iau6ten, Mlorfgrafen BON W}eiBen
empfing oos ciGentlihe E6iirin9cn.
Syn SSo6rc 1868 trot cr Die 9icgierllng
an I'M ais Der yllnartige", gcbnBt
rno reroc6tet iic bis 1903 81 fii5ren.
Sir 9}einborosbrunn 6ottc CT menig
iibrig. Sym @cgeuteil, er geitottctc iei.
mem 1aubereu S0bnhcn 9lpib, mic Elm
9fau6cr oos 9loiter 81 iiberfoaen mo
81 berou6en.
Infer g(lbrcdt io1tc Oos aloitcr
ieinen i6peritrn Shlag crfo6rcn. am
Sabre 1891 o0er 1892 muroc eS bon
eincm &oubritter, Suoipia bon Saiic.
burg, in @ran0 geitcdt, ipobci es fat
9on5 in sen 8lanmen oufging. Eroe
aacr llnteritiibun9cn Bat 9lcinbor0S.
briun iid nientpls wie0er bon Oieiem
llngliid rcdt crbolcn fonnen.
g8ir ii6ergcbcR 0ie ndhitcl &obr-
9lmoerte, ga iic fir Sic @ci6i6te oes
Saloiiers nic6tS a0geuein Seiielnoes
cntbolten. PTS man I'M Satire tl40
iSrieorib oen giuidltigeu I'M fcier-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

9@fde Correspondent galHmor MS, sonniaa aaof 1917.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

Take your Lunch and Dinner al the Board of Trade Lunch Counter, only soc.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS
Dance tonight in the Iglco.

Dance tonight in the Iglco.
 Bill Allan is not certain wha. he will do. He can enlist and get the position Of Fort Blacksmith. but he wants to go to active service as farrier and fer that reason may not offer his service here at all.
 Mary AleXson as Pauline" will sing "To The Woods We Co.,. Eagle Hall, Friday, October 10. Admission $1 co.
 The Juneau is experiencing mighty adverse weather for the work of unloading. Yesterday again tho freighter had to lie idle owing to the heavy suf and in consequence the mail Ifat was to be sent to SI. Miyhaels on hoard Of this ship is still here &s we'll as the steamer It was cXpcGed that the work of discharging the coal from the Juneau Nould De continued from rIdnight last n'sht.
 Anniversary of Pioneer Women and Alaska Day benefit for up-keep of bed in hospital for Alaska boys in France. Pioneer Igloo, Oct. 13. Tickets 5Oy.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

Fur garments made and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Company.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18


 day night from Solo non.
 c. S. Delamotte arrived yester- | day from Oregon creek.
 Kennel Club Cabaret, Saturday next.
 Storms confne the Arctic to the shelter Of ports in Kotzebue Sound.
 The Standard will not make the trip to the Koyuk.
 Fur garments made and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Company.
 Chas Kimball concluded dredging operations in the Council section yesterday accerding to reports which ware current here yesterday
 Only two dredges are now run ming in the Solomon district and they will close down shortly: these are the Nome. M M1nt.ns dredge and machine.
 See the Little Wood Nymphs" three at Eagle Hail, October 10th. Admission S1.0O.
 MT. Sibley of Sibley and M'Leod will leave for the Outside. He has been suffering from Alaska rhcum2- tism and figures that a trip to tfe warmer Outside with possibly sop7c Hot Springs thrown in will do hirC world of good. Pete Greer the long5hore man wio vas injured Cn the acow whie dischar.;ing the cargo 0. 'he Junea !. is TOW getting better frotn a bruised leg in the Holy Cross Hospital.
 
 Pioneer IgIoo Hotel. Rooms S2.OO X $;s. .OO per week and up. 50 cents per night. Housekeeping Apart ments.
 William King finished his sluicing of the big winter dump on SatuT day last just before the free2e.U9. The lowering water supply on the second beach delayed him some what He intends to operate in the same section on an adioi ing claim this winter.
 The work of stalking :he mail trails down the coast has beer ip the hands Of some men for the Alaska Road Commission. for sev- eral weeks. When the mail startG running over land the trail will be- completely stakrG.
 Good dancing, good refreshment, good music, for good cause, A. B. Hall, Saturday.
 
 The Coast Guarder Bear which arrived yesterday afternoon took on a considerable nlmber Of indigents who are being given free passage to the Outside. TEe city police were active in getting men who had no money a passage on the boat and over sixty, it was reported, took advantage of the opportunity of making themselves scarce in this section through trip on the Bear.
 Reasonable prices, and first class workmanship at the Nome Tailoring | Company.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 aocai. Union I78s, Carpenters ana ssiners of America, meets every Fri Say at Al Orland's shop Front st.
 Carpenters Headquarters. Feder- al Labor Hall. = =. Nt z ?. m. v - V.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

EOCAL 24O, I. U. NJ. M. & 5. w.
 ghe regular meeting Of the Nome eytue Workers UDiOn, Local NO. S1s. of the w. F. of M. Is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m. ea ( D. m., ' p. n. to 8 p. m.
 ANDREW BECA. President. ALBERT BEATEN, Sec.-1reasurer'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18
WE CAN DO TT.

For first class work ana prom ?, delivery ph me Main 1S1 and the Peoples Steam Laundry ~M c, n and get your laundry.
 ". J. WuLIAMBOB Pros.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18
Pioneer IglOO Hotel. Rooms soc, and up. Large Reading Room for guests. Mrs. Jno Monohan, Prop.

ElOnttF lSIOO 1Otcl. NoOiAiS oOI !" and up. Large Reading Room for guests. Mrs. Jno Monohan, Prop.
 The Court is getting rapidly clear of the many cases which came up for consideration and hearing. Yesterday the case Of the United States versus Mrs. Frank Miller was tried. Before the end of the week it is expected that practically every thin,y will have been disposed of. The arrival of the new judge OF the Uaatilla is being awaited with considerable expectancy by the outs as well as the ins. Much and varied speculation is proceed ing as to Who will be Who, and al. ready some are getting ready t9 wear new honors. The situation for some is regarded as critical, but hope springs eternal and while ing on to 1t. That at least is tho most evident frame Of mind appar ent around town. No one can say with authority what tho new judge will do One side ascerts that there will be a general house cleaning; this is insisted on because the mess ages which have been exchanged ] with other ectiors. The other side maintains an attitude of passivity which cannot be penetrated by or dinary newspaper reporters scam. ing. Tine however will tell wheth CT it is to be the pie counter or outer darkness for the winter.
 Take your Lunch and Dinner at the Board of Trade Lunch Counter, only soc.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18
ORGANIZED LABOR.

INTERNATIONAL UNION MINE, MILL & SHELTER WORKERS. Headquarters 511 Denham Buldg,
 Denver. Colorado. @sEAs. MOVER. ERNEST AlLLs. nsa President. ssc.-lress-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

Let us estimate on yeur Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-18

The District Clerks office is now engaged in making duplicates of the registration cards of the various draftees outside the municipal limits of Nome. One hundred and twenty-siX were registered and these arc being taken care of by the federal authorities, The work will naturally take some time. Nc one seems 10 know when the draw ing ot the numbers fer Alaska will take place and good many ot those who have been registered are going outside
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-01-11

Considerable rain fell last week
ond every one is glad to see the
beautiful sunshine again,
Mrs Maude McNut visited Mr.
Nancy Barnett and family Friday
Mrs Emma Curtis and Mrs
Nancy Haney spent the latter part
of the week with relatives near
Oldham.
Miss Mollie Rast visited Miss
Maud Mckinney Saturday night.
Mr. Walter Sparks spent Sunday
with Mr. Lawrence Curtis.
Misses Jewel and Trimmer Way
mer visited Miss Eula Marlborough
Sunday.
Mrs Doshie Sanders spent Fri
day with Mrs Lizzie Rast.
Mr. Fred Rast has been very
sick but is improving at this writ
ing.
Mr. Clyde Conner and family
spent the first part of the wee k
with relatives in Iuka.
Mrs Lizzie Rast and daughter,
Carrie visited near Oldham Sum
day.
Miss Maude Mckinney spent
Sunday night with Misses Carrie
and Mollie Rast.
Mr. Good Reeves and wife visit.
ed Mr. Loais Yarber and family
Sunday.
Wake up over there Spring Hill
writer and write that letter
Touch mot.