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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
DENMARK LOSSES
(By Associated Press. }

London, May GA Copenhagen dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Co.
war Denmark has lost $50 ships
through submarines or mines. The de-
struction of the ships has been accom-
panied by the deaths of 210 Danish
seamen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
STRIKE TN BUDA PEST
(By Associated Press. )

Stockholm, via London, May a.
According to inform ltion received here
from Hungarian source, q strike has
been in progress in all the Buda Pest
munitions factories since May /.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
FIFTEEN CENT BREAD
,By Associated Press. )

Minneapolis, May 22-Fifteen cent
bread appeared on the Minneapolis
retail market today for the first time
in history. Leading bakers of that city
are putting out a 24-ounce loaf for
that price.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
10 KILLED IN WRECK

trainmen are believed to have been
killed and a number OF others seriously
injured today when q work train on
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad crashed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22

the sight stood watching tfAm. when
the blessed things pulled Up tine tree
and few away with 1t, leaving me in
disgust"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
eeoraina Hoaarth Dead, Lee 90.

1hEOllHG AL A10StSA AAN@A~T
cript: Miss Georgina Hogarth, sister
in-law OF Charles Dickens, passed
away at her home in London on April
10, aged 80 years. She had survived
the great novelist, to whose family
she had dedicated her life, by 81 years,
and to the end she remained the idol
of his children and grandchildren.
In the will Dickens, completed only
a week before his death, he paid the
highest possible tribute to this devot-
ed woman, enjoining his children never
to fail in affection and gratitude
towards ''the best friend ever had.
During the 13 years which followed
the separation of Dickens from his
wife Miss Hogarth presided over his
household, ministering to the wants of
all. and being in turn deeply beloved.
And when on May 81, 1870, Dickens
returned to Gad's Hill, after a six
months stay in town. she noted with
anxiety his increased I'll health and
the difficulty with which he carried on
his work. On June as she sat at
dinner with him a sudden change
came over his expression and she saw
he was very i'll. He refused her re-
quest that doctor be sent FOR at
once, and rose to leave the room. After
taking a few steps, however. he fell
to the floor. and remained unconscious
until his death on June 3. twenty -four
hours later. He died from apoplexy,
probably induced by overwork, and
from that hour aunt Georgina," on
whom all depended, construed her
ministrations to his family.
In referring to the unhappy outcome
Of Dickens marriage, Chesterton has
remarked with more fiippancy than
accuracy: Dickens fell in love with
the three Hogarth sisters and married
the wrong one The value OF this
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
FAIRBANKS NOTES

Frank B. Hall, Office deputy for some
time past under Marshal Erwin, has been
appointed chief deputy clerk of court.
II. r Tull will get Halls position in
the Marshals Office and Pete McMullen
will be elevated 10 Tull's place.
Fred Carter, the auto stage man, and
Mrs. Clara Nintin were married here the
other day.
James CapiIl succumbed to pneumonia
the last of the week at St. Josephs hos
pital. The funeral will be held Tuesday.
The trial of Jack O'Gara on charge
OF illicit Capitalization has resulted in
verdict OF not guilty. the jury being out
only fifteen minutes. O'Gara was in
dlcted by the late grand jury.
The business men and operators of the
Tolovana district have organized COM
mercial club, starting off with member
ship of one hundred and fifty. Al Cos
lett is president.
The steamer Shushana is scheduled tn
leave for Nenana as soou as the river is
reported clear of ice.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
GORDON MAY MOVE:
RINK TO NENANA

There is a report in circulation
in Fairbanks to the effect that F.
S. Gordon is considering the ad-
visibility of moving his big amuse-
ment place. the Roller Rink. to
Nenana in the near future. The
roller rink has a dane floor ct
larger proportions than any other
building in Fairbanks and has been
put to many uses since the builc-
ing was constructed. There is
some talk at present of using the
building for an armory for the vol
unteers which are to organize IN
the upper town shortly.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

Notable among the social events of the
past week was the delightful party given
at the Chas. Hall residence on Tuesday
evening i'll honor of the fourth wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Riggs,
Ir. Several OF the ladies attended in
their wedding gowns.
Auction bridge was INDUCED In until a
late hour after which delicious lunch
con was served and the tokens of fruit
brought by each guest were presented TO
the guests of honor,
The gu' SITS present were: Messrs. and
NJ 81 ames II omas Riggs, IT,, c. H. Hall,
T.. l. Foster, r. 5. Hildebrand, q. +.
Crainer. ". J. Hubbach, f. W. Harold,
NJ L. Smith: Misses Laura Lewis and
Jane Anderson; Messrs, Casson Williams
and r. B. Ward
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
THORNE TO MOVE
IRON WAREHOUSE

Among the Fairbanks business
men who are figuring on entering
the local field during the coming
season is Dick Thorne. veteran
moving picture man. Mr.. Thorne
will not enter the movie field here
however. it being his intention to
move a large iron warehouse from
the upper town to property he owns
on B street. The warehouse in
question is the old Suter warehouse
now located on Third avenue in
Fairbanks and it is one of the larG-
est structures of the kind in Alaska.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
A. Y. n. OPENS
OFFICE IN TENT

Chas. Hickok. local representa-
tive of the Alaska Yukon Naviea-
ton company. has opened temper
airy offices in a tent on the water
front above the Commission dock
and is busy getting ready for the
rush of business which will follow
the opening of thru navigation.
Later on portion of the front will
be apportioned to the company for
the handling of freight for local
shippers other than the Commits
sion, and the office of Agent Hi
ckok will then be located on the
new dock.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
1.-THE FLYINGTWlNS"
SUNDAY ATTRACTION

The Coliseum management an
nounces the Thanhouser feature in
four reels. The Flying Twins, as
the attraction at the Coliseum
Sunday evening, with the one-reel
Vitagraph comedy, Hubby Buys
a Baby" featuring John Bunny and
Flora Finch. The Thanhouser
feature is generally conceded to
be the best film turned out in the
past year, and as announced by
the Thanhouser studios before its
release, it is the best of a factory
which only produces tine best. The
story deals with the lives of two
most lovable twin girls who have
reached the adventuresome age OF
twelve, and in their desire for ey-
element are persuaded to join a
circus as trapeze performers. Their
establishment and the frantic
efforts of their distracted parents
to find trace of their missing chill
dren provides a vehicle for the de-
velopment of a most interesting
story, and the climax is one which
will cause even the most blase to
experience new thrill.
John Bunny and his attenuated
spouse need no introduction. and
with their names appearing asleads
on a film with a Vitagraph trade
mark one can rest assured as to
the high quality of thefilm, Hubby
Buys a Baby"
The program is unusually we'll
balanced and gives every promise
of being the best offering yet pre-
sented to the people of Nenana.
The usual feature prices of four
and six bits will prevail.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05
FRENCH TAKE
CRAONNE HEIGHTS

PARIS: The war office issued official announcement this
morning that the French forces during last mite med and captured
the heights Of Craozne and holding the position against fierce
German attacks The positions Of immense straega
the Allied forces commands the entire plateau north
of the Asne River and artillery fire from the Heights speedily
render untenbIe miles of Cerm rsne nyenchments
While these Heights remained the possession of the Germans the
TeuoDs held Of the key positions the deenses OF St. Quentin
and the French forces will be able with the advantage of the
Heights Of Craonne thanking movement which will cut off
several thousand euons from their base unless they withdrawn
Immediately Failure retire will The opinion Of military experts,
result material advantage to the euton The fate Of St. Quen-
tin generally conceded have ben sealed with the fall of Craonne
Heights
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

The Heacock brothers are preparing to
leave for Nenana with their two launches
and barges. Their first load will consist
largely of printing machinery and sup
plies fer the Nenana News.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

E. R. Peoples states that he will nc
enter the Neuana field this summer.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1917-05-05

Sourdough Ellis will send truck to
Neuana on one of the first boats and Will
enter the express business IN the railroad
town.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
IN (srItidnnoSNcfabr.

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6riiblings.2dmnier Choice, tcttc,
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&olb, 29-30c.; Shai roc. 81 % +;
2dmmer 30--60c., gulleb 11c.;
3icgclL IS 25c.; ToIe, @iuuO o.
10c.
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Sod, $5,00-5.5O; %ieficr 6IoriOa
Grote. $2.5O-8.OO; 6piitot, glot.
folf, SAB, $l.50-1.75; GrobcerciL
6loriOo, Curt, so -35c.; Somaten
6lo, 1oncp, S3.00--3.50; GDoicc,
1926 $50; @reiieIbcercn So6. je
nab GuolitGt $5.00-6.5O.
&ortoffcln.-8 8ei6e. @ltihcl,
sS.aHO, iuo 3d. $i.75-l.S5; g..
| .. imO SerIev, -$1.75--t.S5; Gait.
cm Shore, @lO., Si.65-l.75; iiibe
Sortoiicln Gaitern Shore, aclbc,
ToB, $3.00-3.50; Nort 9tipcr, 6oB,
$2.75-3.00; SlorS.Gorolino. SaB,
| $3.00-S.50; 9oms, 6oB 5000
2.75.
Slide, 9lutcrn unO Ser-
rupin8. aorpicr, @iG, dc.
5Stomocrs, 9simlO, 6--Sc.; Sro,lt,
aroBc, SOB, $l2-t5; fIciue, $6-S;
| Nod, @nu0, l5-22c. I, luciBcr &crCb,
(, &fno, s-t0c.; meoimJ De;
| oelbcr &crdD arose. S. l0c.; tteiue
bis mcoiluI 9Snlno, lc.; @lade.
rcIs, Nhtno, 800; EoiIorS
oroBe, &iimA, ~ Zoe; ncoum, I
Sc; @cdtc, Nfuno, t5-1Sc.
! g(olc, GiunO, 81 l0c.; Gotfiid. EiS.
/ 3-5c.; Clans, bunocrt, G5-70c.
gMitcrlL Choice, SAB, $3.00-3.50
| Grinlc@ ,Sab %i.7N- 225; GuIIS
| Sab Sl50--i.75
I StinaDic SSltli9c lcttc GtierI
bon 1000 bis 1900 &funO @elpiht
9SiimO, 7-7l5; Sticre untcr 1000
&funo @cipid)t, G1a-7c.; Sdicn
@ilmo, 4Ia- -51ac. @uIIcL 4iiuO
l412 51ac.; grobc iluoe @iibc, @iO.
| 4h--5c. moNcrc, 9-3Ac.; aiibt
nit Sails, 80; moQcrc, SIC
-15.
9 dmcinc. ScrfeI, je mad
@roBc, 9tiid, $i.75-2.50; 5boots
ic nod oiroBc, $3.50.
@Glbcr. Gboicc, @fOy 1871
ilc.; giitc i2ht3c.i icbwcre adI
bcr, Stiid, SIG y; roubc, Sill
| i6; tlcNc moNrre SIS 10.
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(2Su 100 @fmO 5dden.) 9Srp Eouuc:
Spring @Dcat 9rurL $35-95.50;
6lour bis gSbitc DdoOliugS (ipeitl),
$39.0O-40.0O; S9eitern @tiOOlines,
$35.50-3G.00.
4 mn ntl, Stn.nh
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Mclltinc SMIlli3rote.

StonOorO meiBcr M 67 "
9H. 3 mciBcr .. Sc
&o0gcn. 3itiubr 33,035
@riMel; &crionot ron ocn @lcpoto
rcn 129,547 @piGcl; Glcpotorcus
&orrot6 515,t37 @uidel.
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srnsveu, nOOcrnc NdMiilc p0fe bahcH Grnbt
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fovSe sse inpocrHe Giqcnbeiier. Wun nf0rie Sar
Gponsoenuc GleIiriIsbc, norolid, laDrcno, plo
sgg.soonlpelier iraRc.
~ge q; O. Wana1lcr Stealth GonlpanD, Wrbnner
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9llontoq %. Sanuor 1917.
@tcbl. 8ufubr 1878 6dHcr,
einidliciBIib 769 6aiicr 5u Canton
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Ginc Iirthidnit, ncltDc cute @eiddite
nadi; ausee5cihneic celcacHbel, I'm eineH
nuiOemcdtet Ncutthcu Jeltr Wcihc @nlioeH.
saan aorciiire ~. y. g." 1entidler Nerrei
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etcucuOeindlc.
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VurreipnnOcut (SdH23-2o)
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9eAt lit modt Belt
gNM. Qahhcrs

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Suliges .Q,andca uocr Srnl, lucldleS clgli6
perliebt lhr ioncn In i5uadlic bon 5uci ger
onsil osa'ah5ilraseH Dor ! tbr &admittaes
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gerIanat- Sraucu uub MaSdru.

BcrlnHqt:
Gin oeuiicDes Wldod)en. un &iuocr III be-
0hNdugeH iuugltcs &ino Az Sabre ulii
gliier yoDu- gma5uirGacll 9ir. 1920, 0ntaD
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