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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
GOVT REGULATION MEAT
 BUSINESS NEXT MOVE

urged upon the business interests of The country by the United States Chamber of Commerce, which has also called for a referendum vote to as- certain the business opinion of the country on the question of governmen
 price control. Circulators asking for d referendum vote, on the question have been sent out to all the business organizatiOn throughout the country
 Forty five days is the period that will be allowed for the business in- terests of the nation to express their opinion on the prlce control meas ures instituted. The business men of the country are also requested to ex- press their views at to improvements in the price administrative methods adopted or about to be instituted. The object of the vote is to give the food administration a better under standing of the food situation and as- s1st the board in realizing uniformity
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
WOODEN SH|PBUILDERS
 STR|kE:--SEATTLE
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Sept II Fifteen hun- drcd wooden shipbuidcrs were added to the thousands previously idle i'm this section as q result of labor strikes in the lumber and shipbuildng industries.
 The walkout today is the result of union opposition to the ten hour day at present in effect In the wooden shiphuIlding yards.
 The strike in the lumber industry has created a great shortage of tim Der in the wooden yards and most of the wards were only working part time while others were practically tied up because of the inability to secure the lumber supplies needed.
 The lumber strike has not been without effect on the steel shlpbuilding industry in this section as much tim Der material required can be obtained only with difficulty. The strikes have also resulted in seriously ctip- bling the steel yards
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

in the hope of later filling their places with socialists.
 The socialists contendcd on the con- trary that the schemes of government of the constitutIonal democrats are opposed to the best interests of the new Russia and will result in rcac- tionarN tendencies which bode no good to the nation in it's efforts at rchabi- ilitation and reconstruction
 Although Korniloff has not actually surrendered and still controls for midablr force of military adherents, no further trouble is expected to result from his revolutionary inclinations. The capital and country arc already recovering from the a'arm procipitated by the unexpected revolt and new
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

In matters pretainng to price control.
 Reports reaching the food admin istration from various parts of the country to the effect that housewives are greatly alarmed over a rumor that the government is contemplating requisitioning household stores of food has resulted in the food board issuing a specific denial of the false reports and also assures the distrubcd housewife that their stores of food are quite safe from seizure by gov ernment agency. According to state ments contained in numerous letters received by Hoover from all parts of the country, housewives have been led to believe that the government is contemplating the seizure of stocks of canned goods stored by thrifty housewives. for the use of the army.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
WILSON INSISTS SENATE
 PASS INSURANCE BILL

During the past few days there has been displayed a strong sentiment in the senate for closing down and letting the insurance bill wait for the De- ccmber session, but it is expected that the presidential dissapproval will keep the senators on the job until the measure has passed.
 The president is at present enjoying a short outing on the presidential yacht but is expected to return in time to block any attempt to adjourn the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

PETROGRAD Sept 14-Despite the general anticipation that the newly organized cabinet would show the Germans a different front through 8 display of vigor and decision in the conduct of the war as well as admin istrativc activities. trouble is already brewing owing to the activities of the socialist members creating serious fri, 'on with the constitutional demo- cra.s
 The constitutional democrat mem- bors openly charge the socialists with creating friction in order 10 secure greater control of the administrative body by driving the representatives of the other parties out of the cabinet
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
AMERICAN ART|LLERyMEN
 JOIN PERsH|NC FORCES

tingent is reported receiving instruc- tons from French artillery officers and is also said to be using the latest modern French guns, the fam ous seventy five's" being the pre- dominating arm.
 Special reference is also made to the contingent being instructed in the handling of the French field howitzers, which is weapon practi- cally new to the Americans. The first contingent of American troops have now been moved up close to the advance lines on the French front and are now occupying what will be their operating base when taking their place in the front line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
RED CROSS SALE TOMORROW

Do not forget that tomorrow - Saturday at 2.3O-is the Great White Elephant Sale for the benefit of the Red Cross Bring the things you are willing to donate for the auction to the Kimball Building on Barracks square any time from ten a. m. up to the hour of the sale. And be sure to attend the sale and take advantage of the bargains offered, Home made cakes and doughnuts, articles suitable for Christmas gifts. and all sorts of useful every day things al reasonable prices should appeal to you, as well as the fact that you are serving the needs of your country by your giving land your buying.
 Tho committee in charge announce that the Powell family have kindly volunteered to assist the sale by rendering musical selections during the course of the sale, and will be aided in entertaining patrons by local musical talent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
ARMED AMERICAN SHIP
 SUNK BY SUBMARINE
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The American armed ship Witmore has been sunk by German submarine according to an admiralty announcement published today.
 The American vessel was destroyed Sept 12 while on the way to France from Philadelphia. from which point the vessel sailed in the later days of August.
 The cargo consisted of coal, loco- motives and oil consigned to the French Government.
 According to advices reaching the admiralty, the crew of the Witmore were safely landed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
SOCIALISTS THREATEN DISRUPTION NEW
 RUSSIAN CABINET

processes of reconstruction are being attempted. With the breaking up of the Korniloff revolt Keronsky is again making an effort to bring the various opposing pol.ueaI elements into unison anu is holding d4lT conferences with tho representatives of the several political parties
 His efforts to reconcile the conflict ing views of the cabinet members are meeting with slight success, however and it is generally predicted chat an- other cabinet uphcuVal will shortly occur.
 WAR NEWS-Tnilst your name now on the subscription list of tho Nugget and keep posted on the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
LABOR RIOTS DISTURB
 PEACE OF PORTUGAL

slon~ in several parts or thc city when strikers attempted to dynamite f7c- tories which have refused to agree to tn" industrial changes dcmandcd.
 All public buildings are under heavy guard and thc railroad lines arc patrolcd by troops.
 The conditions prevailing in the capitol are prct.yulN duplicated in every important city in lhc country and the authorities 9rr practically poWcrIcss 10 control th. situation. on account of the activities of the radi- cal element m attempt to overthrow the government is feared.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
AMENDMENT RESOLUTION PASSES
 SENATE COMMITTEE
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Sept. 1f-Thc Susan B. Anthony resol ion calling for womcn's suffrage by cOnstitu- tional amendmcnt has been favor ably reported by the senate suffrage committee and will take it's place on the calender for vote during the ses- sion beginning in December.
 The senate has begun consideration of the eleven billion dollar war credit bll intended to supply funds for fu- ture loans to the allies and also to finance government administration activities. The measure Is the largest single financial bill in history. Under it's provisions seven and one half billion dollars worth of war bonds will be issued. with the remainder of the funds to be derived from an issue of special governments certificates of indebtedness.
 It is generally anticipated that the senate will pass the measure not later than tomorrow night. The house has already given it official approval and, unless changed by the senate it will probably be signed by the president Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
HOLLAND MISSION OFFERS
 SHIPS FOR FOOD

for the American coastwise trade in exchange for food shipments to Hol- land,
 The spokesman for the Holland del egation Informed the chairman of the Food Board, that Holland has not re- ceived pound of American food for more than two months and has suf- fered severely in consequence of the reduced food supply thus created. The offer of ships to fill the require ments of the American coastwise trade is receiving serious consideration, ow- ing to the prospect that American coastwise traffic will soon be reduced to a minimum through the withdrawal of all available American ships for service in the transatlantic trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
RUSSIAN NAVAL MISSION
 C0NFERS WITH DANIELS

been given out relative to any con- ,lu4ions arrived at,
 Nccordtog to thr statements of mcmbcrs Of the Eue-uu dclceation inc commission has n" definite plans 10 propose and ~n.t...r aroUemcnts lrr made wu hr enu,lv tbe result of rhc coofcrcoo" ,o uo b..a between the Russian officials ond the Navy poulrtmcul
 Vice Admiral I>olt-.h.s stated in
 n interview that it wu -the desire of rho Russian Admiralty Jo co-op- "rto wlrh tho allied oa1l forces in amy manner whereby the Russian na> couId loo of a- stance 10 the entente.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

WASIINGTON, Sept The Russian naval commission, which re- gently arrived in the Unitcd states. was today presented to Secretary Daniels, and immediately entered into confcrcnc" with the navy department head on the question of Russian naval operation wh the allied naval forces.
 The commission IS headed by Vice Admiral Koltscha> and is composed almost entirely of naval officers of high standing.
 Co-opcration of the Russian war fleet with the allied navies was dis cusscd for some time but nothing has
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
y Associated Press.

y Associated Press.
 PARIS, Sept, li-The morning report of the war office announces that German night attacks against the French positions on the Casemate plateau were severy rcpulsed.
 According to the communiquc, the attacks were of brief duration and not distinguished by especial force, indicating that the Germans were probably testing the strength of the French lines
 The general inactivity prevailing along the western front during the present week obtained elsewhere along the French front yesterday and
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

Dy NSSoC'dteu FIeSs'
 LISBON, sept. l3-A government cdict today declares Portugal in a state of seize on account of the serious situation prccipitatcd by tho calling of a general labor strike throughout the country day before yesterday. Practically every business and manufacturing establshWcnt in Lisbon Is closed and wild disorders have taken place i'm which numbers of people have been wounded.
 A score of more persons. including a number of soldiers, have been wounded as d result of bomb explo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Sept. 14--The plan fostercd by a large number of the congressional representatives to ad- journ congress before the senate takes action on the Soldiers and Sailors Insurance bin, was more than slightly disarrangcd today by the authoritative announcement that President Wilson will insist that the measure become Q law before congress concludes the present session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Associated Press reports from the American Training Camp in France today an- nounce that large contingent of American artillery has joined the ex- peditionary army under Gen Pershing and Is undergoing intensive training preparatory to taking it's place along the battle line.
 The report gives no intmation as to when the artillerymen arrived in France but it is presumed to have occurred very recently as none of the recent reports concerning the Ameri- can troops have made reference to artillery forces. The artillery con-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

London Reports Artillery Activities By Associated Press
 LONDON, Sept. 14-Artillery ac- tions in the Lens-Loos region and along the Hargicourt sector were practically all the military activities manifested along the British front the British commander thls morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

present session until the administra- ton program of legislation is finished. The return of the president is anxiously awaited by the copper in- terests owing to the announcement that the price fixed on copper will not be announced until the executive re- turns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Holland Commission to the United States, whose coming has been an- ticipated for some time, arrived in Washington yesterday afternoon and was immediately presented to the leading government officials. The primary object of the commission Is to secure a better understanding with the United States With respect to the food situation so that Holland may be insured a sufficient supply of food stuffs to offset her own productive deficiencies during the remainder of the war period.
 The Commission has already. offered to supply q large amount of tonnage
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14
FRENCH REPULSE GERMAN
 NIGHT ATTACKS

last night. Beyond the usual artillery hombardmcnt few activities were manifested. Raiding operations oc- cured at several points but resulted in mo material change in the situa- tion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

Moonlight water at the City Batt House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-14

FOR SALE Household Furniture and Fittings Enquire F.. H. Moller
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12
INNE TELEGRAMY.
PRZESILENIE w MEM
CZECH,

Haga, IL. lipca. - Niemcy wy
pUSZczajq IA zcWnalrz gram;
swoich tyINo Silnic Cenzurowan'
depcsze w dodatku dOsy,
sprzeczne co do trcSci - faktycz'
ME ME wiadomo. jak dalece poStq
pilo przesilenie nicmieckie q lie
ono groznie dla obscncgo rzqdu
" kazdym razie pewnem Jest, I,
wice-kanclcrz Helilerich, minister
spraw zagranicznych thinner,
mann, oraz pieciu pruSkich mini
stroW ustqpiQ stanoWczo, zapo,
wicdziano w Prusicch reformy
wyborcze, a w parlamencie trwa,
jq domagania SIG ogloszenie ce-
low wojny i pokoju, oraz o ma
tychmiastowe wdrozenie akcyi
reform. Wedlug wszelkiego
Observation-Disclosures stanowiska
oproznionc W ministeryach zaJma
wybrancy Z parlamentu - L kol
centrum, mOzc naWet Z poSrod
socyalist0w. Move ministeryum
ma bye choG W czeSci odpowie-
dzialne przed parlamentem. gdy
dotqd cabinet odpowiedzialnym
byi tylko pred cesarzem. Pieciu
,,zrezygnowanych' ministrdw
pruskich - sami konserwatySci-
nazwiska ich :Schorlemer-Leser-
minister rolnictwa, Beseler -
minister sprawiedliwoSci, Brei-
tenbach - minister kolei, Loebel
- minister spraW WeWnetrznych
i frost zu Solz - minister do
mu krolewskiego: stanowiska ,ich
zajac maja mezowie wiecej de-
mokratyczni liberalni: nowe
pruskie minsiteryum ma sic zajac
reforma wyborcza W duchu po-
wszechnego prawa g}osu - tax
reformy cd Prus sic zaczac majq
- czego parliament sic domaga.
- Prasa niemiecka gwaftownie
atakuje Bethmama-Hollwega:
pisma jak ,,Lokal-Anzeiger"
>, ,Morgenpost" wytykaja jego licz
ne omylki W ciagu wojny spell
nione konkluduja, IL niema on
"a grosz w sobie' zdolnosci mega
stanu - dlatego dla dobra Me
mice co rychlej powinien usta-
pic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12
ZDRADZIECKIE POSTEPO-
WANIE LUTROW.

Lincoln, Nebraska, IL. lipca.-
Stanowa Rada Obrony Narodo-.
wei wydala tn wczoraj oswald
Czenie, w kt6rem oskarza ,,wybit-
| nych przedstawicieli wyznania lu-
terahskiego" w Nebrasce, oraz
,,pewnych profesor6w uniwersy-
tetu stanowego" 0 ,,zdradzieckie
wyrazania sic, nielojalna dzialal-
nose biernoSc w poStepowaniu,
zmierzajqca do tego, ably przyjsc
L pomoca nieprzyjacielowi, II
Niemcom.' w oSwiadczeniu zaz-
naczono, ze Rada Obrony wyda.
la je po ,,najstaranniejszem maj.
pOwazniejszem zastanowieniu sig
i Sledztwie'' otrzymawszy przed.
TEN setki list6w, W kt6rych pa.
tryotyczni obywatele gorzkc
skarzyli sic ma to, il stracili ty.
STAGE dolarow Z tego powodu, re
ME chcieli sic przyiaczyt do pro.
germahskiego ruchu.
Oskarzenie opiera sic gi0wnie
na nastepujqcych faktach:
Bankom, ktore inwestowaly
swe ftlndusze w zakupno bondow
Pozyczki WolnoSci, grozono Z
wielu stron wycofaniem wkiadek.
Stawiano czyny op0r sprzedazy
bondow tel pozyczki. Akcya ma
rzecz Czerwonego Krzyza napo-.
tykala ma stale i rozmyslnie wy
twarzane przeszkody. Wyznanie
luteraiskie ME uczyniio mic korn.
pletnie, ably sic zorganizowac, ce.
lem pomocy kooperacyi naro-
dem i rzadem w czasie wojny, \
jego wybitni przedstawiciel-
zdradzali jawnie swq stronniczoSG
ma rzecz memiecka. Pewni profe-
sorowie stanowego uniwersytetl
stall sic winni nielojalnego wyra-
zania sic, dajqc rowniez tenn do.
wod swoich progermanskich
sympathy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12
Konferencya Z rnagnatami sta|oWymi.
Baroni rzezalniani W k}opocie,
N|ojsko poSkromi Robotnik6W SWiata.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

cztcrech ludzi zaiogi, departa-
mcnt Stanu ME oSlosil, co Spowo-
doWaIo zatoniecic Statku. ZginaG
micli: !. NJ. Murphy. Ameryka,
min, +. Aguirre, Anglik, \. Z.
kua Honolulu {. Ilamin Z
Singapore. Ialoga ,,Kansan" ska
dala sic 80 ludzi. W wirkSzej
czrSci Amerykan0w. Wszyscy
przcznaczeni do ob>lusi dial O.
kretu zdolaii sic uratowat.
,,kanSan" nalezai do The Ha.
Waji-American Steamship Go. !
nial juz jedno spotkanic nic--
mieckim nurem W czasie pamiet-
-nego rejdu Il wybrzezy amery-
kaiskich W poblizu latarni NOR
skiej Nantucket gdzie l6dz podwo
dina ,,C-J3 zatopha kllka bry--
tyjskich parowcow. ,,kansan 20
stall przez MIA wowczas zatrzyma-
ny take, po wylegitymowaniu sic
jednak otrzymaf pozwolenie no
swobodny odjazd.
Obecnie piynal on do Francyi z
ladunkiem maxi i 1000 ton stall.
przedstawiajqc razem tym to-
warren wartoSG okolo 3 milionow
dOlar0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12
FRANCUSKI FRONT.
PORAZKA ANGLIKoW MAD
YSERA.
YSERA.

Londyn, IL. Ilpca. - LOndyu
ME kryje konsternacyi wSkutek
nagiego ataku niemieckiego i po-
razki angielskiej mad User rzeka,
we Flandryi, w poblizu miastecz-
ka belgijskiego Lombaerdtzydc
- skutkiem czego Anglicy mu-
sieli sic cofnac poza User rzeke-
rapport przyznaje, IL Niemcy zaieli
okopy angielskie ma froncie 1400
yd. a wgiab ma 600 yd. DIVA ray
poprzednio W tym prtnkcie Mem
cy najwiekszym atakowali wy
si}kiem diva razy ze stratami ich
odparto - teraz prze}amali tam
linie angielska. -. Niema zadncj
watpliwoSci, IL ten atak wynie-
rzony Jest ma miasto Dunkirk mad
kanaiem La Manche, kt0ry gdyby
Niemcy zajeli, wowczas panowa-
liby mad Gala polnocna po}aciq
l;anaiu tego waznego ogromnic
ze wzgledu ma komunikacye An
gill z Francya i transporty jed
nego kraju do drugiego; zarowno
Londyn, jak Paryz bylyby zagro-
zone, gdyby Niemcy mad kanaiem
staneli. Przypuszczalnie tez
Niemcy chcieli ubiedz nova O.
fensywe aliancka, wymierzona ma
linie flandryJskie W tym celu. by
zajqc jak najwiecej wybrzeza
Belgii, gdzie Niemcy maja swe
hazy operacyjne nurow, blokuja-
cych Anglie ! topiacych najwie-
cej okretow. w kazdym razie -
chocby i Anglicy dalej Niemcow
ME wphScili - to zabierze to
znowu sporo czasu ofiar - nim
odbiora utracone pozycye.
- RAPPORT wyraza sic, re obrony
angielskie W dunach, czyli wyd-
mach piaszczystych ma wybrzezu
flandrysJkiem ME wytrzymaiy ka.
nonady straszliwej niemieckiei,
prowaddzonej przez obe-a wow
czas i wojska ME wStrzymaiy
masowego ataku pod Nieuport-
Lombaerdtzyde: dalsze ataki ME
mieckie odparto i wStrzymano.
Artylerya angielska odpowiada
dzielnie niemieckiej; Niemcy a
takowali rowniez pod AIonchy /
pod Lens - pod Monchy zdoiali
sic ,nieco podsunqc pod linie an
gielska. pod Lens odparci Z wiel
Eemi stratami. Noca aeroplany
angielskie zbombardowaiy diva
aerodromy niemieckie; mad Nieu-
port byia utarczka napowietrzna
5 angielskich hydroplanow 10
niemieckimi: try aeroplany ME
micckie zniSzczono, diva uszko-
dzono - jeden angielski ME wr6-
Gil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12
FRONT RoSYJSKI.
WIELKA KLESKA AUSTRIA
KoW.

Piotrogrod, IL. lipca. - Rosya-
ME zniesli linie austryackie ma
rrzestrzeni kilkudziesieciu mil w
okolicy Halicza i Stanisiawowa:
Halicz zdobyty - w trzech oStat-
nich Sniach 10000 Austryakow
60 niewoli' wzieto ze stu oficera-
mi, zabrano SO dzial polowych-
" tenn wiele najciezszego kalibru
aaubic kolubryn. Rosyanie pra
dalej ma zachod - linie austryac-
kie cd Halicza ku Soiotwinie ma
Podkarpaciu So znieSione do
szczetnie - wojska austryackie
w odwrocie poSpiesznym, rowna-
jacym sic popiochowi. -. Rosya-
ME ziamali naprzod obrony au-
stryackie mad rzeka Lukwa, po--
tenn mad komnica i So juz "a Lo-
mnica gdzie zajeli wsie Bludniki
i Babin - niedaleko Kafusza {:
Austryacy bronit sic moga obec-
ME mad rzeczka Siwka; Rosyanie
ra po{udnie zachod cd StanisIa-
wowa zajeli silRa bardzo linie o.
bronna auStryacka miedzy VISTA
mi Posiecz-Lesiowka a Kosma-
czem zagrazaja miastu Kafuszo-
wi, odleglemu oko}o siedmiu mil
cd linii walk. We wtorek Rosya-
ME w okolicach Halicza wybrali
zgora 1000 jenc6w 80 armat !;
nadto zabrano cofajacym sic Au-
stryakom masy caie zapasow a.
municyi, zywnoSci materyaiow
wojennych. Panuje przekonanie,
il cd strony Halicza Lwow jest
obecnie odsioniony, re wiec teraz
marsz na Lwow naStapi bezzwio-
cznie. Prawpodobnem jest, ze
Austryacy ME zdoiaja sic ostac o.
becnie na linii Gniiej Lipy, ata-
kowanej dwu stron - cd wscho
du j poiudnia cofnac sic beda
musieli, skutkiem czego przede-
wszystkiem Brzezany padna. cze-
60 sic lada dnia spodzieae nalezy,
a dalej marsz na Lwow GAIA }awa
postapi szybko: szanse rosyj-
skie So wyborne. Pod Brzezana.
mi i Zioczowem trwa silna kano-
NADIA.
- Ma po}nocnym odcinku poza
strzelanina lokalna - awiatycz-
IA macy sic robota: Niemcy
bombardowali aerOplanOw rO-
syjskie baterye pod Cerelia i A
rensberg. oraz bazy operacyjne
ma wyspie Aland - lecz szkod
ME sprawii wazniejszych.
-Wieden, IL. lipca. - Ma
galicyjskim froncie walk bardzo
zaciete - odparto wiele potez-
nych atakow rosyjskich, ma sku-
tex presyi nieprzyjaciela cofnieto
sic poza rzeke komnice ma pOiu-
dnie cd Dniestru; ma poinoc Cd
Dniestru niema zmian wazniej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-12

nlalych, rybackich Statkow zato'
rili Ni,mcy W tym tys>dniu tyl
30 siedm. W4ylnze- -cz4slc. przy-
bilo do rort0w angielskich ?S9S,
4 odiechalo L Mich 279S oHrgt0w.