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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23

will probably be sent to the scene as soon as arrangements can be perfected.
 The Nome steamer Victoria, the Ad- miral Wainwright and number of other vessels are standing by the spokane to lend what assistance may be possible.
 The Spokane was carrying many Of the survivors of the sunken steamer Mariposa when she piled on the rocks affolding them the unusual experience of being involved in two steamship wrecks within a period of one week
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
GREAT BTAALE
 By Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 29 The great sue cess of the British forces continues in the Camblai sector, according to ofiic- ial reports from Field Marshal Haig today The dispatches also indicate that the great movement toward driv- ing the Teutons from the city is at taining greater proportions as the bat tie continues. The point of the Brit ish wedge driven to the very heart of the Hindenberg line day before yes teI,lay is slowly reaching farther to-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
GOVT COMMANDERSE
 RUSSIAN SUGAR
By Associated 4 Press

NEW YORK. Nol & In order 10 reduce the -r..t sugar shortage. which has ah~sdl m3do N.N York nearly su4ol,e~e a- well as to provide an ad- dironu supply for other places where ,h" growing shortage has made ttsclr ~cv'r.> felt tho Federal Government today ordered ta, seizure of more thln ron rhou~mI ."u- If sugar bcloneinq to the dofuurt mucro government of Russia which has been stored in locI wIrrhousc~ for moro tnan d year.
 The seizure was msaa bv Food Nd- mmisnutar George E.1ph who / tered ,hr, tl, sugar Do pra.od on ... rarllct immediately
 TD, ~ue1 ua- uut.-.d .~ gents of rhr Car. aovomm,n, .cve~ol month. before .h. uar anl a.. aw,o- ua shipment Whu ua, Ioou ,ut shou tn, ,arca of the imperial regime. The uga hss since ln in storage aoatt- ing Tn. rIam of inc -agoc"dIng regime hur ~o far there has ucyu ao demand
 The su4 win br dierrurrJ drcct ro m. retail dealers bl th. Amori.n Sugar Eednr,~ commue,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
MANIAC CAUSE
 DOUBLE TRAGEDY

liccmcn Hayes, who has been COL fined to the state asylum for some time suffering with an acute form of dcmentia, managed to make his eS. cape from the institution q day OF two ago, Last evening Mrs. r. < Prvad- borough, sister of the insane man. found him sitting on the front steps of her home in this city. Knowing
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23

CT ~cA mat more than nine thousand 'risoncrs have been captured and am additional number of guns and much war booty has aIao fallen into Eru+h hands.
 The desperate situation of th. Ger mans is well ndicatc1 by the announ- cement that the Tcuton comunders are drawing up every available reserve and are also throwing al available crippIcs and convalcsecnts into the breach in 1 desperate effort to stop further British advances
 As the battle progresses the men are
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
BANK ROBBERS STEAL
 LIBERTY BONDS

it- contents The robbery took place dm-u4 the early momu2 hous ud the men were mot +r.n at JuDit 'a-a IT." robbers Ncr. apparently prevented from ch.nlue Glgo amount of coin
 .ud ,wrrnc> locked up u small sot,. NIt.Du lbr >Wl n, their uah.ntv to hI.u opon thr j"ur Nf'cl taking the Liberty H"ode aol -"mr Iooeo vumahIr- the robbers made their ,s. cape and haN, not been located.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23

mo longer clnsiue to luc cover "t ih' u'nch0- hm are fighting desperately "n open ground m much the sam, mon nrr a- the battles or cunr d3y- Nrr. fought Ns tho Erueh movement pro- grcsscs il k hcc"nne steadily clearer that the cnvclorment of Camhru and the the cutting of tho German supply channels is n" keynote of th, dry, and if successful nlu eoupr. ,h, Tcu- tons to cvacuatc the entire I.udcnhcre and W"r1u positions .u .dIilou u r.u,h other i,rujory
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
By Associated Press.

FRA NCISNILLE Ind Nov 23
 over five thousand dollars worth Of Liberty Bonds was the principal loot of bank robbers who last night force; on entrance into the State Bank buld- ing by prNng open the heavy iron shutter on window located in the rcor of the establishment. blew open the safe with q charge of nitro -gyccrn
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Nov 23.-The Pacific Steamship Companys steamer Spok- anc. one of the finest vessels of that line, is reported by wireless to have promintory along the British Columbia coast situated about midway between Seattle and ketchikan, Alaska.
 The reports say the grounding took place last night while the steamer was nosing her way through a dense fog, Cnroute to this port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
FORMER HOME BRIGHAM YOUNG
 LOANED TO RED CROSS
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
 SALT LNEE Nov -3 Through u3oSaerlro completed todal between thc dcvisccs of tu, sham Noung estate and representatives ot thr American Red Cross society," Amelia Palace. the magmdy.n' hou, of Brig ham Noungs nvonn 1.f.. was turn rd "ro' 10 the D;cd Cross for use a~ headquarters of tno stat, committee of that orgluizatiou.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
By Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 2S-A shock ing double tragedy involving the death of Robert Phillips a Deputy Sheriff of this district, occurred here last night when Louis Elwin Hayes, an escaped maniac from the Oregon Insane asy- lum, shot the officer to death and was himself shot and killed by city po-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office

'ut .. mf"luml. a1ar.,r V.~ N0.- hulN u-au' 3H. "aU.n hocam, ruahlnra a1 n.- presence .oI tolr- rhon.d f" uI, ~u.a0- .rt." prputt
 Iudup- v.~ I..0,J r. lrrcUrnJ the r~"prd huau, N- Ii. ,ppro.rhod the Peterborough upm. Hayes ap- pon.nrN -umi~'d tHf rul.p- had come To ur.-' um and owu.d fire immediately nnn M. deputy madc known his muu"u~ ru..ir4 fell mortalh wounded II rhr first shot
 Ua>.e H.d in th, l.t..ne~- lut Was fol- lowed hF policrmaa NIo later To- .l,d bjm in thr ua~cm.m of a ho0sc where nr had rlN,n yugo Whn W. on.a ppcu,d n. insane mau mmolarI> opened fn. hu was killed n, .Hof from thc otGcrrs revolver.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23
FORMER COLORADO
 GOVERNOR DEAD
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 DENVER. Nov. 23.-Jamos Hamilton Peabody. who attained such unenvi- able notoriety during the famous strike of the Cripple creek miners in 1903, died at his home in this city last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23

Are You Going To Have The Nugget Mailed To Your
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-11-23

Advertise In The Nome Nugget
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
BRITISH SHIPS
ARE DESTROYED
WITHOUT WARNING
e oniinued from rssc One }

q oniinued from Page OncD
seen by Americans Vessel carried
gun and wlrcleS
"One boat with nineteen survivors
landed At Queen'town'
Of these the dispatch gave ten m
Americans
Report on Other Ship.
The dispatch irom Liverpool report.
inc the sinking ~ IN" Snowdcn Range
fellows
The Buu,h ~rov1cn Range rhla
lc'rha To Liverpool with general -lrgn
and powder one gun aft 'olpcloed
without warning at 8 As a M March
~. rhirty five miles from Holly Head
No vessel in sight. no resistance. sub
marine submerged at time Of attack
-Four killed by explosion, remainder OF
crew took to boats
Submarine emerged. showing Ger
man flag, shelled Snowden Range then
boarded and removed provisions and
detachable brass. placed bombs, vessel
sunk Crew picked up taken HOLLY
Head
Scvcral \mcr,cau' were SAID 20 he
unrulhrrJ M the rrcW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
City Is Sued for
Overflow Damage

Charging that construction ot a ditch
and raising oi the grade OF Massa-
chusetts street near his property caused
water To- flow ON to hi, ,topcrN nav,
Stroud this morning tlcd suit IN dis
trict cour, against the city OF Oklaho-
ma CITY and the Southland Cotton OIL
company asking $3,575 damage.
The petition alleges tina, hciorc the
grade OF thu, street was raised and the
ditch built the water ian off ot the
property of the plaintiff but that aitN
the grade wa, raised the water Hooded
his yard whenever the ditch became
full The Southland Cotton OIL com
pany was made a defendant in the suit
because they had been given perm's-
sion by the city and did drain the wat.
cr from their boilers into the ditch,
causing it To- overflow, 1t Is alleged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Kansas City Bomb
Plot BLOWS Up''

KANSAS CITY. March 81 The
homh plot discovered late las, night
when a box of dynamite was found at
Kansas CITY. Kan. under a Rock Is
land railroad bridge blew up TODAY
The plot idea diosipa'ed with the visit
ui A bridge superintendent TO police
hctdWartcr TODAY
eve have puwdcr house near the
river hr -ard Last night the water
was coming up and the rlght watchman
became afraid the dynamite might get
wet. So he put IT under the bridge
Two suspected plotterS held hy the po-
lice will be released
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
TEUT0N PIRATE
IS OPERATING IN
SOUTH ATLANTIC

destroyer is reported to he armed with
two large guns and sixteen machine
guns The vessel has three ma't' and
is equipped with wireless l' crew
consists Of sixty four men under the
command NJ Count Jkner
Il Is reported here that m" German
raider I, the captured \merlcan bark
ra,' OF Ralmaha The pa,, 90, Bal
maha \ vessel a, l.Sl tons gross. was
taken into IuVhaycu hy a German
prize crew IN August. l9l5. while on a
voyage from New York for Archangcl
with 5000 bales ot cotton She was
held up by British cruiser, which
placed a prize crew ON board Subsc-
quently German submarine stopped
her and placed her IN charge Of prize
crew. which took her to Cuvhaycn
Registry Transferred
ON account of the fact that the Pass
oi Ralmaha was transferred from Brit
,,h ~ american registry after the be.
ginning OF the war. German Nr1e
court ruled tina, the shin and her
cuulpmeu, had been coniiOa,ed. but
that the owners should receive the pro.
ccedS OF the sale OF the cotton
According to the refugees, the raider
left Germany on December p, escort
ed by submarine They say the
commander declared that the German
emperor and the crown prince alone
knew NJ the expedition No COM
plants have been made a. to the treat
men, oi the sailors while they were
prisoners on board the raider They
gave the name oi the boat as the See
adler and n, tina, she was proy,',oned
ior eighteen months and had \ gtea,
supply oi munitions and explosives
Lis, OF Ships Sunk
Among the ships sunk by the raider
are the following Gladys Royte, j,nS
tons. Charles Gounod, sailing. JlG
tons: Roeheioucauld 1850 tons; An.
toinine, 1000 tons, Duplex. 1000 tons
Lady Island, AND tons; Rongo,h, $500
tons, and the Canadian schooner rerS.
tons, the Canadian schooner per,e, SN'
tons. pinmote, British sailing vessel
1ill tons puenoS Aires, Italian sail
ing vessel, l,sll tons and the Birth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
SUPERIOR COURT
BILL ATTACKED
HabeaS Corpus for Jess lit
treII Raises Question,

Con>tl,utinnalty of the act OF the
recent legislature. which creates a su.
perlor court IN OkiuSkec county, Is A,
tackled IN habeaS corpus proceedings
instituted IN tho criminal court ot ap
pcaS on behalf Of JcSS Littrcll alleged
llarrah bank robbcr, who IS held on a
charge Of murder
Superior Court Legal}
littrell has been arralgncd N lh'
county court OF Okfu,kcc county and
bound over to await action ol the new
" created superior court ltr, alto,
nc}S assert tins action IS invalid hc
cause the superior court 1, not m cN.
lStculc and rhd, the law seeking t.
create n IS unconstitutional for the
reason that +, is purely a local bill
II alSo'rs aS'crte! Ia, Il was passed
purely i'r the purpose of creating 4
court m OktuSkee county ON account OF
trouble which had arisen between some
OF the officials OF Oktu,kcc county and
the Hen George { Crump Judge or the
district court"
Bill "lmpeaches" Crump
When tho bill was before the legs
laturc IT'S opponents charged that 1t
twas designed ~ "lmpcach' Judge
Crump by establishing another court in
competition with h' district cour,
lttrell IS ono Of the men accused ol
rohhrug the lIarrah bank. and he +,
charged with killing member oi a
posse who pursued him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
STATE FINDS WORK
FOR 463 IN MARCH

The local office OF the state free en-
plo,ment bureau assigned 46j men and
women to positions during the month
which closes today This is an increase
ot lN percent over March OF 1910
There were nli call. ior help and AZ
clustering IN the office. W Wal.
den, superintendent, OF the bureau in
Oklahoma, stated that, although the
complete report had NOT been received
from the other three oliicrs in the state.
alI indications showed these offices
would make the same increase a. had
Lhr lN.Al .iallnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
WOMAN RELIEF WORKER
TO SPEAK HERE MONDAY

Mi" Ellnor Fell an Englishwoman,
will speak at II 70 o'clock Monday
morning IN the Lee HucknS hotel bail.
room IN behalf OF movemen, to secure
funds for maintenance Of ia,hcrcS
French children. Miss Fell is touring
the United States a, her own expense.
She Is appearing al Tulsa and Sapulpl
ihl' week, and viii 60 to Wichita from
here Ten cents per day vii support
unc child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

lonanes, British sailing vessel mot
listed
The Rongarth, which was on her way
from Montevldeo 10 Plymouth with o.
500 tons, of grain, dsobeyed the raid
er's order to halt and attempted TO
escape The captain finally SURRENDERED
after four members OF his crew, ,nclud-
ing the chief and his assistant had been
wounded BY the machine gun fire The
Lady Island was loaded with I,Sn tons
of sugar, the Autoininc, with 1000 tons
Of nl,rates and the Gounod with 3,+O0
toms OF praln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Itching Torture Stops

II Is unnecessary for You ~ suffer
with eczema, hlotchcs, rlngworm raShcs
and similar skin troubles. 4 little icmo,
ootaned at any drug store ior Sc or
SlOO for extra Ia sc bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give in'tan, relief
from itching torture. II clean'r' and
soo,hes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
, 2emo I, a wonderful, penetrating dis
appearing liquid and i' soothing go The
most delicate skin. |, is NO, greasy i'
easily applied and costs little. Get !,
TODAY and cave all further distress
The Y " Rose Co. cleveland, q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
MARCH ClEARINGS GAIN
IS PERCENT IN YEAR

Bank clearing IN Oklahoma City TO
Nh, month ending today were $1,000
sol A, against Sl47o7 h9o ior the month
oi March in lolh. an increase IF ~ pet
cont Since total clcarugS for l9ln lar
exceeded those OF any previous year
here. indications are that l9H clcaF-
inss will lar oyer,op those OF the past
year il the present ratio oi increase
continues.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
CHICAGO SPENDS
DAY IN PATRIOTIC
DEMONSTRATION
Continued from Page OnoD

port to the national government IN any
action It may take in the present IN.
tcrnational Crisis
Nj Philadelphia displayed the ma
uonal colorN and many business places
closed al noon to give employees an
opportunity to participate IN the dem
0nNtration The patriotic rally was
planned 10 be the geateN held IN lnde
ucndcncc square since the Centennial
celebration IN 1870 of the signing OF
the Declaration of Independence
Among the speakers on the program
was Hiram W Johnson. United States
senator elect IRON California Prior
10 the rally a parade was given
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease tho buti-epiic powder -
hs shaken into tho shoes and spiluhled into
,he fooihath ~ relieves painful swollen.
smstting feet and take. the citing ont NJ
oorns Aud bunlons Zee n when YOU nut on
rubbets or heavy stockings Aliens Foot.
Ease IL a certain rsllnt fot sweating. rauous
tired. nchins feet Hold by irusslss avery.
vh.te, fSc Away. use II go break In new
shoes Trial package FREE Address, Allen
y Olm,ted. - Roy. y YHAdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
TWENTY-0NE DIE FROM
PNEUMONIA IN MARCH

Ninety four people died IN Oklaho.
ma tity tins month There were two
suicides, and six persons died from &C.
cidcn'' Pneumonia was responsible
for the death OF q + Wccumhed to
tuberculosis, from measles and from
pcltgra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

Ii,,le.s, pceviSh, fcyeri,h, dropping
Little stomach sick. breath Sour and
tongue coated Mama. YOU must act
now or your li'Dlc onc viii he real sick
soon. Get a lO.tcut box ui tdscarc,S Al
the drug store. give whole ta,carct
any time CaScatctS arc harmless and
children love this candy cathartlC which
stimulates the little liver, cleans the
thirty Zee, OF tender bowels and sweet
ems the poor, sick stomach m a few
hours.
Mothers know that CaScareN act and
&C, thoroughly and ,ha, they cure the
little folks right up taScarcts :, be',
laxative for men, women and children
They never grlpc or Slckcn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Kansas City Schools
to Honor Congre.

KANSAS CITY .NSrch II Ih"
school children oi Kansas CIV in both
the public and parochat institutions,
will stand at attention. at the hour
when congress couycncS m cN'raordl
nary session Monday Ntfaugemeu's
were made today at meeting OF prln-
,'pals. for patriotic exercises and al
dresses m each school building, coin
c'dcn' with the calling together OF the
national body
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Knox Will Speak
at Pittsburgh

PIIISBl kGll March 81 -PhIlan
der g. Knox. United State, senator
from Pennsylvania, viii he the princic a,
pal speaker at a patriotic ma'Smcct,nES
20 be held here tonight BY wireless,
message viii be sent to uuc other cit
'c, IN the United States where simiar
meetings arc being held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Court Bill Signed

The Muskogcc court hill. establishing
municipal courts IN the city ol MuSko.
gee TO overcome obstacles pointed ont
IN the recent criminal court ot appeals
decision was signed, by the governor
Just before noon The general hill reg
ulatng municipal courts had not been
approved up TO noon
Nm item OF $4,000 IN the approprla-
''on for a light and power plant Al tho
capitol was vetoed and the approprla-
,on bin ior the various educational m
,,l'u'lous vas signed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
hulldIna permI,s

" y Golslns SOS wr.t Sixteenth
street cree, sud repair porch. $500
Fhnk Robinson, i,os East Eighteenth
street. ono.stntN frame dwelling " 600
Jack Gill. i,s, North shsrtel avenue
one story frame dwelling, 1850
lack u,ll 700 West Seventeenth street
two. story frame dwelling 1900
Cito.s Construction company, sis North
Ole avenue, ons.story brick tssidsnce,
tb, 600.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
\ II Brooks 81 ycnrs old Oklahoma
Nly. and Agnes q Callahan, - years
old. oklahoma CITY
+ " walker. 16 Years old. Adrian.
Texas md Nitseh Andrews, - years
old, blanchard. Okla
Abraham fillmore. ~ year. old, Drum.
rlEht Okla nni Annie FNrris, y years
old. oklahoma city
Sampson Mckinney ~ Years Old pnk
rhuo. Okla, and Mary Ann cheek. 10
ears old Grove. OKLA
William Y Conklry - wears Old. OK.
lnhomn tiN. aud Mrs iiNmic s chris.
i,nsor. 20 years old Ohshoms CITY
thhs \ Kent ~ years nld ssm Ion
Mexico. nri Elizabeth nnppcr 90 years
old san Jon, NcNlvo
births
Mr. nni Mrs John v Jones 400 wcst
Washington avenue, hoy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31

Y Never has Oklahoma City
faced as busy and prosperous a
building season as the present.
VI And never have copper wire
and other electrical supply ma
terials been subject to more
stringent market conditions
with prices more steadily
climbing.
I Owing to war conditions, all
metals are high, and going
higher - not much different
from other building materials,
for that matter.
I Never, therefore, has the
builder, be it the professional
or the man building his own
home, been more in need of
economy and careful planning.
Efficient, conscientious
planning and competent cleo
trical engineering can effect
many economies to the builder
in wiring and otherwise equip
ping the new house With cleo
trio fixtures and appliances.
Many of our clients have
complimented us on efficient
and conscientious services rem
dered, and have especially
praised our estimates for the
practical, efficient planning
they embodied, and our execu-
ton because it lived up to our
estimates.
You can make no mistake in
engaging the services of expert
electrical engineers in doing
your planning and estimating;
on account of the upset condi-
ton of the markets of raw ma
terials and supplies, you owe it
to yourself to practice the
economy of efficiency.
Arich stock of fixtures, cleo
trio lamps and home comforts
and electric equipment of all
description is always on hand
for your inspection.
oklAn Mls:z9y.s.-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-31
D.sths

Mr. nnh Mrs John " Jones, 400
Washington avenue hoy
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-30

BUENOS AIRES June 29.-Fol- lowing public sentiment Argentina is expected 10 announce its align mcnt with America in the European crisis.
 The government of the Argentine republic has been the only one first class strength in south America which has openly favored Germany and that in spite of repeated and bitter demonstrations against Ger many wherein blood freely flowed when Germans fired upon the de- monstratOrs.
 Recent submarinings with the re sultant loss of Argentine citizens and sailors have placed the govern ment in a very awkward position and the people have been clamoring for a statement similar to that made by Brazil outlining it's posi-. tion as opposed to Germany.
 In the meantime all the brains
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-30
FEDERATED CHURCH.

At the Congregational Church Sunday the following services vii 1e held. Rev. John Parsons, pastor
 il A M Bible School ann children $ service. R. B. Juliar, superintendent.
 P. M. Christian Endeayor.
 s P. M. Worship and Sermon bY Or. John Parsons. Subject: "The Source of National Life and Civilization 4 sermon for Inde- pendence week.
 The Ladies' Aid Society meets Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the pason- age, a social and business meeting
 The public is more than weicom' to all the services of the church.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-30

of German diplomacy is being brought to bear to resist this senti- ment upon the part Of the people affecting the Argentine government and that the President and Cabinet have resisted so long is 6 tribute to the tact, ability and genius that has been used in the relations be tween the governments of the Cen tral Powers and that of this coun- try.
 That the recent sinkings of ships flying the Argentine flag were due
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-30

son offered both Billings and Vein berg five thousand dollars to testify against Mooney, this being their portion as a reward for turning states witness.
 Swanson was poor witness and admitted on the stand that he was poor identifier. Asked how he identified the Mooneys then, replied that there were some people he re-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-30

SWANSON ON STAND SAYS
 POOR MAN TO IDENTIFY

wishes to have the trial put over until after the celebration of Inde- pendence Day. The Court this after noon had not given a decision. It is likely that the wishes of the de- fense will be respected in the matter. sH
 There was no sensational testi- mony offered today, but the defense is not through with Swanson.