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The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
cHtc,co LIVF STOCK

CHICAGO. Feh s-HoEs Re
celpts. -. eea. ma i%S-t. slow. Sc low
er mixed ans bufch@rs fIt.gS . ia.
good heAy~ 81 S5nf111 rcugh
heAFw fif 20 u % Aght. Sli 500
1873 pEs fffHn f9f5 cattle Re-
cefpts. 1aaQ. nlarset wax - va
8 strI- rows and h@ifsrs. go
la tG afn. N~r. and feeders. ~ % ~
a1s TEXANS. fs-bIsT5 calves. Is15
uIt sheep ft~refpts 1000 mar xet
slow NATIVE fIfu1i so western.
.9Ut. iAnh- 81 20 o GTS vest
en- sf1sqEl4s0
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
3AMER|CAN
VESSELS IN
WAR ZONE
Liner Philadelphia Left
Liverpool Wednes-
day

NEW YORK. Feb ie-The
American line steamship Phiis.
celph,a 10 now on her way 20
Ne~ York from Liverpool The
American line off'cc here today
announced esbIearam from
Liverpool gave the time Of her
departure as Wednesday morn
ing.
The Philadelphia has aboard
81 hrs;-eiass passengers. 60 sec.
ono. ard 10 steersae.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

The following Arms are privileged
60 exec ate orders on the Exchange:
W. ~ Moss q Co. Carlyle q Povah.
Geo, ~. West a Co. r. Y. Msecron.
soss - cc w. W. SoI d x,i Ce y n. y.
yiii. Lynch q Co. W. =. Hamiin q
Co. VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair a
Couig. Emmett l. sprague WIN X
koks q Co. y X Pelton & Co. Joel
6tockard a Co. Bennett. smith q
Co, Lssria @. 0ort0u. W r. Reilly
q Co. MATTHEW tInn. A w. Wallace
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
rHIlaGn GnAIN

CHICAGO. Feb is-Openlng -
wheat. MAY down 80 July IN
changed september down &c. corn
Nay down - July down 80. Oats
Aa1 unchanged July unchar gee
Frovfsfcnu steady.
NOON Wheat May Up &c Jult
~ 90 S~ptenhsr Up &c corn Nay
20 as July up &c oats Nay No
Sc July - &c. Provisions sight
iy higher
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
rolEnn GnAIN

TOLEDO. Ohio. F~e. is.-giasr
July. sikes Corn Cash. si.Os.
yuiy. tte,. oats; Cash. soNc. Ma
4<c; iuiy. slAc. Rye Cash. ti.tl
tsx rs 81, Cash And and sss nil ~.
Qe Aistke Prime. tii.5k Mara
Qll,kA Timothy. Cash. t149I
Xa<rk, ttt5h nuttsr Prick cream
4rx t1ct tuh oreamery, t7Nc. Eess
X~esh handled. ttc. fancy ssi-ctA. AZ
H>yl ruehsneeA
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
WV NoRK corroN uAREEr.
Many pnnnIcrr

butfer-Ertra creamery. f0tfr ~
creamery hrsts 1ec dairv sc 10
Ii. packing stock ste ~
Egg-@FreFh receipts cases fn~fud.
81 nrsis. fgf.r d0v current receir,fu
AZ doE Receipts Friday. TO.
csSea
Chee-~-Mirhiran Nafs sfc. New
York, 1fN 02Sc dorsstie Swiss u n
acc: imported swis. sn0gA~. hrt~k
cream. .ots ole. iimhurasr lib
49,, s.lh. saHc long horts. ,7c
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
CHICAGO BuTrrR mAnKrr.

CHICAGO. Feb. "a Butter rx-
trss, tsc nrsts. sid4ac dairy extras.
ib.s n 2sc nrsts s2nasc Eggs
Prime ordinary. t00t0tsr nrrr Sc
Cheese Twins 22s. Il &c: Youns
Americas s10-tIc 1--we poultry
Fowls gie ducks. iT4s1c geese
isn iSc springs 2ihc. turks. SIC.
Potafisa Rscsirv~ 20 cars Nisron-
sin. s. iOG25h Minnesota. tsson
..5a. fancy west t2s6Q3sb
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
EAST BUFFtIo LIVE STOCK
DuaaiaE A stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y v. Feb. is.--
cattle Receipts cars market
steady prir1e steers tiu III 70.
butchers steers and h@fers. IS 80 q
ts-5 best fnf rrgs t5I SO. butch
ers COWS Ss5aR rs bulls. ssas
Hogs Receipts rs cars slow
heavy and Yorksrs. siesodit pigs
and xhtE iiiaTt 90.
sheep Receipts cars steady
top lanes fts-sni5JR yeartings =,
81 S0dIsfa. wethers fi29i.5e
ewes. sitHIIs9 calves s5nis
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
crRB copprR sTocks


NTW WORK Feb Huftcr.
gtronGsr aud hiahcr, receipts. 7.oi4.
sfvpmery extra tsts n &c, do. specie I
u7fket. TmiT4c. state dairy tubs.
ace Csc imitation creamery hr-ts az
U3Ac. Eyre, FIm, receipts. lH. DTh
usnrhy white fancy. tsntac men ly
nised fancy $50 asNr. fresh nrsts.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
FooTish

First Pickpocke'-"A Anything in
his POCKET"
Second Pfckroc kei Two reie,
ton slips WHY wili suys write poet
~ instead o. picking pockets
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Detssi, Rsnk CI-arinr.

~ nrtrstt ircnk rAearsrrz- .far- Es--,-s.
wcre fsib7sqf.4s Total clsarfnTs
Tor 1917 a. date are t1fS 03A4sa 90 a.
against sggi.ibl. 030sS f0r tie cor
responding period IN 1918.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

tIn 80. ~. sIa0. No. ~. tTse. No.
is. fi0. non-cakinE mixture. sxfs
bet graduated. tfsb per mo lbs /.
household powd. IA 20 to- casa
iso' do. - 20 cass. s4.50 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

!. IN THR0ES
OF FAMINE
Serious Food Riots Are
Reported From
The Hague

STOCKHOLM. Feb. is.-in
view Of the Increasing food
shortage. the Swedish govern
rnent hes decided TO take pos
session % the barley crop thru
out the country. and has also
forbidden the feeding Of pota-
toes 20 anlralA
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
JoBBING PRICES

Csases Goods Apriss s7ns-5 Ter
gal Li11s h~ars. fif01iff corn
fancy Maine. 81 - standard. q So.
table hcets. ~ s5GIi0 peas fancy
esriv Jurs q - sfAnfarAs 81 sal
mon. fau $40 rnarrowfa, tssE
g. zn1i - early June $3.50 s.f,ed
ssriy Iur~ q 90 dor Tomatoes
u;ardard ~ tANi 60 aoz
r~U~.-1au'os sfsnfarf 1917.
r sdiw-r ftH -Nf farcv s0Ts-r Rfo
i,Ib 49, 80 30 ".
v.~s Iobhing price, ftN-ib. rsrks
tran. So s'araard rulffiirEs 80.
~re rufddfings $40 cracked corn sft.
coarse rorr meal. So corn and oat
chop fsp zoo.
TI.sY -Iobhlr~ prices pest wtchi-
ran pater' ~ - second r-tent ~
strsipht $40 nure rY~ "a a. rnrinr
nat@nt a. 90 hi ~ tsfh raner sacks
ou-psW llnreed ~ a. VOTED In
seed fih7 IN barsst lots t~rosrns
,srk-wsRon nr iron barrels Diamond
headlight sc. perfection. Sc pa
isclns. 1is. red crown Essoiine.
U,,-.1So I ~ureS hfd.. 81 VI.
4 rres~ hIfea fsc 10 I cursf Nriis
ts~. Go 1-s~r bulls lie No 7
cured vel KIP Ire. No Freen vssi
kIo 11r. No curef rnurrain isc
10 I 1res- rurrs'n ~ No eur~N
esY sae 40. = g--en csr 20. No :
No satiow. 81 No : fsiiow g. No
hffss r. ~ NJ kin and calf
&c or shesnEkins fas 20 amount
vooD. SOC ffs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
NV yoRK ruoDrCT

NV YORK Feh fs--Flour. Quiet
and steady. Pork strong nsas f77
assoc Lard Firn mldale vest
spot. SIC s0dif sugar Raw. firm
csntrtfugaI ss test g. g0n-7b. mus
r1vado. 10 test f44fmas1 rennef.
Nrm. cut loaf. ISIS crushed. 81 pow
dsrsd s7I0 Eranulstsd. tTuT 20.
coffee Rio No. On spot loo Tai
country. IlAMtZc. Hay rteady
prime No = tt9tf0 40 :. 70N 500 .
ef0vsr S09ssc Dressed poultry.
Firm gsrs~ tTdiac ducks. &c.
owls a101ic. BOOSTERS lsiAc. chick
en- broliers. gIms2c chess. Firn
state milk, common 10 specials AN
2sc. skins. common 90 specials. 1z1
sic.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

rrtntisE-the plain s~st kfna--thst
% r,Eht--Ttme. yss D~pts-Nsis Saze.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

in the annual meeting - the Ford.
mount Park Land company IN ne
ofNres - the concern. 40 11t FRr-
~elI building the following officers
wers elected lawrence r. Fisher.
president. John r Alimand. vice.
, president gcorve - Leitcn, score
tary-frcasurNr These and a. y viii
aon and NJ. horton constitute the
Il board % directors
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Produce

Between the freiEht cpxestion On
the railroads and the very low tenn
peraturgs % the past week the pro-
duce market has not been very veil
supplied and az result ~ very nrm
In tone and when prize changes oe-
cur they are usually IN the upward
direction, The exception 20 fhis "a
the esq deal Hens are laying IN
weather wiii permit OF the movement
the market NIL be well supplied. The
feature for the DAY was a sos adj
vance N sugar quotations.
Apvi~. s. soets9 per Dbl for
cheics and tiGs for fancy
B.ssaa. Good shlpping stock. 8.
Be.-.-pncd Limas fiEte.
Crs.serrt~. Ho~ss. 80 per
Dr...-a c.I,.. Faneg is8isr;
Dr-..~d Hsx. Light l5glsc,
nrsvy. if1ifc ~
Fr~.s NssetabI-.-Gr~en peppers.
sec basket radlsh-s. 1Ss zoe dor
hous~ fe@12s carrots 81 So bu /.
Bruas~is ~ rauts 15r az. california
celery, &c q g. 50 fuz FLORIDA fons O.
toe sf-EFI per s-haskst crate. eau
lirower 8 g Gor iaftIr~ t7mffe D..
Grape Fr.i,ttg $50 Per crate.
Herey-F1ncy Nhits. 1910, eV-
ira cted. em33c -
Hsy-petroit shippers arr paying
the following price, sr baied bay in
car lots . D. Detroit. 80 tirno-
NV. ftt59Gf5 standard tir,ofhv.
80 saCtf light MIXED 't5 Rit
No > ft-- ofhy. tf2Nf3 No riNed.
~ saGi; 70 mixed. si01tl Y.
g. = I. - s.saH - -
Gfa. wheat and cat straw. " 50UF
I.-an-- itV4sa per bov.
LIss~. I'll farI-S pr 100
Nss~-We shuts 1Hd1fr ai-rorfs
2 Z zoe fihertt ts1f9c RraTils
- = 21e pecanE tsdfs~ o.
ovnrx-. Naveia fsz51 rs Fior-
ifa . - -~r Dor
Onf~as-fifS6 PER f7N-ih sack.
Spanish onioEs a. 20 rer crate
tsrs ~ iserss ia ~s.,crn stock.
- - - bu new Bermuda tit
D. Nj - n~r nu.
p~-isvy s~rinrs ff@-7r. ligN'
wryinrs -em1fr fancy Nrns. 80
-fr mediums s0aeic stays ~
isc rocs'.-s ffai1a geese ia2 2oc
dt.~k- z. . &c ~
Ptne.ppis.-fs pe- erats i.T5 per
fog
RshAs..-s. sn977S DOR
we~vvt~.-i0c 0uar'
sect ros-s~e--fersevs. kiln dried
f1fn w~F rYsfs
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

Qaotatians - Pains. wsbbsr 4 Co.
Feb ~ Open High Low Close
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
DISTRICT COURT HOLDS
 BUSY MORNING SESSION

Judge Tucker could well have hung up the busy day" sign this morning IS the forenoon session of the Dis trict Court was one of the busiest in a lnnns period Seven applications for citizenship papers were examined and admitted to citizenship rights. an equal number of persons were arrang ed on various criminal charges eight applicati ,ns for liquor license were re- ccived 9"d a number of other matters in connection with civil casses were handled before the noon recess.
 In the case of the United States versus Frank Baker, the defendant was arranged and after his attorney, Wm A. Gilmore. had filed a demurrer, which was over ruled, entered a plea of not guilty and tlIal was set for 10 !. m. Monday.
 In connection with this case the ourt granted an order for taking the dposition of Dr. Miller, of St. Michael fo, use at the trial.
 he following were arranged and gvp until Tuesday morning at 10 to pled to various charges.
 Clford Deakin, Mrs. Miller. Segal- avlk, k,lTootsaalook, Mrs Mogg.
 Attorney w. A. Gilmore was ap- lDinted to defend all of the several defendants, none having counsel,
 Defendant Deakin is charged with a statutory crime and the others, with the exception of Mrs. Mogg, were ar faigneo, on charges of adultry and un iawful cehabitaton. K. Fugi, Jap anese, was, also arranged on charge of unlawful cohabitation and entered ; plea of guilty after waiving time il which to plead. He will be sentence' Mohday at ten o'clock.
 Eight applicants for liquor licens appeared and were told that the cour "as satisfied. that the law m referenc
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

Billy Carpenter, the Plover Bay trader. has not been able to get away for his siberian home as yet and his schooner Trader, is still at anchor in the roadstcd Thompson was held up for a time owing to his inability to secure clearance papers because of the new war export regulations. Under the present laws. numerous articles, including food, ammunition, guns, and a variety of others coming under the contraband list, cannot be shipped to a foreign port without special permits from the export licensing board. As Thompson contemplates carrying a considerable quantity of supplies of q contrahand nature, it was necessary to wire to Seattle before the required permit could bc obtained and clearance papers secured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
BIG ATTRACTION-DREAM

Tonight Orrin Johnson one of the brightest stars of filmdom, appears in the steller role of the cyclonic drama The Price of Power" Produced in an elaborate manner by the Triangle Co. This play had capacity houses through the states. Sunday night Charles Chaplin the worlds greatest comedian, will be the main attraction
 in one of hls greatest successes, Be hind the Screen" Assisted by the en- tire compar, of Chaplin Co., Comed- ians. Charles furnishes a riot of fun The action is fast and furious, and the man with the funny fectlets IS seen at his best First show starts at 6'5l
 sharp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

to the selling of liquors to ntoNicat- ed persons was being violated and the applicants were warned that if it was brought to the knowledge of the court that the offenses were being repeated, the penalty would be forfeiture of Incense.
 The following were granted citizen ship papers
 Andrew Nordind, Carl oscar HedIn, Jonas Mikael Johnson, Ncls Brick An derson. Hans Christian Larsen, Peter Martin Blum, Christ Hazi Simeon.
 In the case of Humphrey versus Joe Jean, et al, on motion of Q. D Coch- ran, attorney for the defendants, a supersedeas bond was set in the sum of $500 and time for settling a bill of exceptions was set for two o'clock this afternoon. The final arguments in the case of U. $. versus Halloran, ct al were set for hearing at two thIs afternoon, each side being granted one and enc half hours ln Gtate their ar gument The case viI be submitted too; V.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
TWELVE THOUSAND STEEL SHIP WORKERS
 STRIKE AT SEATTLE

afternoon and the owners declare that no effort will be made to operate them Coming so close on the heels of the strike in the wooden shipyards, the steel strike has completely paralyzcd the ship building industry and has also caused an atmosphere of tcmpor- ary gloom to descend on the city.
 Both sides are equally obduratc in their attitude and the only apparant hope for a settlement lies in the pros pect that the government mcdiators who will reach the coast next week
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
aY A.soclatcd llr.

BY Associated prea.
 WASIuNGToN. Sopl 70 The am nomc,m.nt that tho governor aud the rublic safety CommiUc. of lhr Stat of Minnesota has rorwarjod to iho senate o request that the upper bou-r of cou4 ss cXpcIl Senator Robert NJ. l.afollcDtc because of his obvious dis r.ay of unpouaotie incl.nauons fn on oNcm Washington with lhc fore" of a homhshcI today
 Although it has long been rocoen,z ed that great hostility existed in au parts of the country against the Wis
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
ARGENTINE PRESIDENT CONTINUES
 OPPOSITION TO GERMAN BREAK

Foreign OUiee through the swedish Lceatiou U.rr arc moi 3 sufficient rcl- son for upwrr Demonstrations continue q. occur in various parts of Jho country and there i- steadily growing feeling of hostility toward thr executive Wh.cu m1A lead ,o serious r.yons unless h, decides tp oh1ugs his auuud..
 Following puhI, statement hy the prceldeu, h-. meht in Which bc opcu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
MINNESOTA GOVERNOR ASKS
 EXPULSION OF LAF0LLETTE

.ousn -,u.tor n.eu-. of Hmf .., believed Jo have hoeu d.~nIaye of par- raun uaa1d hr Germans. # was HrllE expected uat 0lr r.cliue vouh become so intense us lu h.d t' ro- quests for luis expulsion from hleh -tn di4nam.r- -uch a~ ,n, goycr. nor of his rcehhor state and a conn r.l composed of its leading oitzrns
 1nc communication roaching tHn senate from tlr Wisconsin Iub,ie @.fo.y Committee declares tmt thr actions of la Toilette during the rr- sent session of congress have dis
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

ly declared his intention of maintain- ing open relations with Gcrln until thc LuNhurg messages have been sub jcctcd 10 a closer ScrWny the press of the country i- commencing to com m.nt in d decidedly adverse tone.
 Several of the nor. influential papers openly hmt that the people caa re-
 solve the situation by taking matters Into lhcir own hands
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
By A Associated Press.

By 2 3socIafed PtcNS.
 AMSTERDAM. Sep, According to advices reaching here from Berlin relative to the speech made by Cham cclIor Michael in the l;cichst3@ ycsfor- oay flc German cabinet leader failed 10 deliver himself of amy significant statement regarding Ihc War issues beyond the mumauon that Gcmam i~ willing to rcuomcc Belgium
 Tn Chancellor is reported to have slid that Germany has practically ra- nouuccd intention or making con quest of BcIeium already The quos-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

rjon of peace apparently entered but uulc into tac remarks of thc Chan- .rgllor pr Nicaar informed the Ecicb-a4 thai tbc views of the enemy "- expressed In peace prow-H4 reelected little lncl.- nation toward settlement hy uoeou
 t.ou and ,h,1lrd tut Germany Ie ulma 'o ueh ou a4 ons Us needed To >nd.atn her riams aaJ "upotrr Ho roodom of hrr people,
 The tome of tho .d>ica. upt.,t, that tnr failure of tur Chancellor to make
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
BELIEVED AIR RAID PROBLEM
 SOLVED.
By Associated Press,


 LONDON, Sept 2Sth-An official statement this morning announces that the failure of three attempts of the Germans to raid London last night are much ground for Inc belief of tho government that tho problem Of halt mg the enemy air raids has been solv- ed Two of the German airplancs participating in the raids over the southeast coast of England last night were brought down and absolutely no casualties occurred as result of the German visits The report says that patcd in the several attacks
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

several respects and is especially mo- table in that it is the first lime in the history of our city that a Catholic church dgnitary of such eminent standing has paid Us visit. As re- lated in recent news dispatches, the eonsccration of Bishop Crimont as Vicar Apostolic of Alaska was made the occasion of imposing church cere- monles at Seattle, numerous church. men of high dignities gracing tho pro ccedings with their presence, Bishop Cr4mont will depart for his hoadquar- tcrs at Juneau on the Umatilla,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

The Right Rev, J. R. Crimont, first Catholic Bishop of Alaska, who ar rived on the Arctic from the interior yesterday, will hold an informal re- ccption at the Catholic Church at II a. m. tomorrow and afterwards will say mass and deliver the sermon. He will also deliver the evening sermon and administer the sacrament of con nrmation and the bcnediction. A com mittee is now at work on plans for a social reception to be held at St
 Joseph Hall next week, The date will he announced later The visit of Bish- op Crimont is a noteworthy event in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
NEWS NOTES

The X uu1l line stemo". Umatilla bored m the otIn8 shortly after four this afternoon bringing a fd' sized list Of passengers and d large cargo of freight, in addition to the mails collected at Seattle following the departure of the Juneau which is still presumably loitering somewhere in the Pacific, not having left Lady smith, E. C., until the twentieth or twenty first After discharging a quantity of cargo here, the rmatilla will proceed to St Michael and Golovin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
FOOD ADMINISTRATION PROMISES EARLY
 BREAD REDUCTION
By Associated Press.


 NEW NoEK, Sept 27 In a com- muuicauon issued today the national food administration promised speedy action in bringing about D reduction in the present price of bread and flour supplies. The administration la con ducting an investigation of the flour distributva methods with a view to obtaining a closer grasp upon the bread situation.
 It is probable that orders Will short ly emanate from the food controllers which wIll work complete change in the, flour situation irrespective of the changes expected to follow wheat price fixing,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

The best guarantee you can have for a successful issue of your clothes is to patronize an old established house; house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such house is the Nome Tailoring Co.,, we make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing. We make suits to order. We appreciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING co. Next door to Sogerstorm X IIagen's
 Jewelry Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
By Associated Press.

..BrENOS AIRES, Sept. 2S.-m spite of the manifest hostility of the Argcn- tine toward his pro German nclina- hons. President Irigoyen continues to oppose the demand of parliament that relations with Germany be severed over thc LuXbcrg incident
 The president continues to maintain his earlier stand, declaring that the messages transmitted to the German
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Sept. 2S.--After failing in all earlier negotiations looking to a settlement of the existing wage diff ferences, twelve thousand steel ship yard workers engaged in ship con- struction activities in and near this city went on strike today in an effort to enforce the demand for a new wage scale increasing the present wages one third.
 As a result of the walkout ninety eight plants in Seattle are idle this
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
BOWLING ALLEY REOPENS

The Bowling Alley next door to the Eagle saloon will reopen tonight. Everybody cordially invited to come and enjoy themselves.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

credited u.m in th, ,ye- ot ,hc people of rbr couotN and bNy 1.-p',ycd his uudmes~ to represent fhr people in 'u. present hour If danger and trial "tWHro'it." "uMuou-' and dis a"..ful ar. few or the terms hmlcd .t th. l4 Toilette head in ,hr s'ltc- m,n l ronpanyme tb. 5ou,-' Cor h.. .>pul~iou.
 Someone got a wire that the elect" want to see. 1t will be read at the Smoker 10 -night-maybe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The British casualty lists for the present month, published today, disclose total losses of one hundred and fifty thousand, six hundred officers and men. killed, wounded and missing.
 The total list of dead. which also in eighteen thousand. SIX hundred. of which were officers and the remainder,
 The list is slightly higher than that
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
BRITISH CASUAL TIES TOTAl.
 l5o,6oo IN SEPTEMBER

of last month and indicates the in- tensity of the fighting in the recent fighting in the Flanders region. The losses of the past week of fighting approximate thirty seven thousand, slight increase over that of the prev ious week which totalod slightly over twenty three thousand.
 Germans still Attacking Zonnebeake
 Positions.
 LONDON, Sept. 2S.--Rcports from the British field headquarters this
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

announce a continuation of the hard German counter attacks to regain the ground lost in the past three days of fighting in the Honnc- hcakc region on the Yprre font 'rGo
 British positions are now well con- solidotcd and are firmly held in tbc face of all attacks
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
MICHAEL INTImATES GERMANY WILLING TO
 RENoUNCE BEL GUM

'Hc autcipo..l pence statement he l,ou a severe disap ointment 10 the J. .a pubu 'He Goroun press ls rorfed c'..u,rlos ii dcc.dly de- pressed tone ou the chancciIors re- marks.
 
 It IS rumored that at the Smoker to night Bulletins will be posted ale'y half hour living the la:ssr leveio2- ments io he DO ,ca, nomina.o1 quandary. . Advertise In The Nome Nugget =
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

will be able to bring the strikers and yard owners into accord.
 The shipowncrs contend that their contracts do not allow d sufficient margin of profit to grant the demands Of the men, While the latter declare that the present cost of living pre- cmdcs working at the oM scale.
 The Dark Horse question will be fully discussed at the Smoker to- night--so they say.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

Wit and Wsdon-Goodfe eIlowship- Eats, Drinks and Smokes at the Chamber of Commerce Smoker on Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29
NOTICE

Just Received the latest in Fall Hats and Dresses.
 MRS. J. WANGER
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-29

"The Delay is unbearable"-sus pense will be relieved at the Smoker to night-probably