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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

Washington. Dee The sixty
nth congress rccOnvencd today for
It's second and long session. with
the leaders prepared to stay here un-
an next autumn.
AZ In the speciei war session which
ended October &. prosecution OF the
war h. the principal task facing the
Legislators. Toduy's opening meeting
was ns Usual brief ana eerfunctory.
accompanied by the ordinary scenes
of new session handshaking and
other celebrations with wen filled gai-
lcrics and much hu.,tlc and confusion
After appointment OF committees hy
both bodies to notify Pvcsid@nt VIII
son and each other NJ their presence
for duty and fixing their daily meet
ing hour at ~ O'Clock the senate and
house adjourned until tomorrow out
uf respect Ia mcmbers who died dur
INK the recess senator liusting or
Wisconsin and Representative Martin
Of Illinois
Tho keynote OF the legislative pro-
gram will he sounded Tuesday hv
President Wilson IA his opening ad-
dress 10 he delivered In the house
! chamber al 1850 y. ni. at joint sea-
sion. II viii he the presidents first
appearance before congress since the
night meeting of Aprll az the open
ing oi the special session called to
permit him To- ask for declaration
uf w.r against Germany.
organization OF both senate ana
house under democratic control hnv-
INK been effected az the special ses.
sion, both bodies We're ready %
| plunge into the mas sof waiting busi-
ness LEGISLATION. however. IL not ex-
pected 90 get into full swing until
neNt month. after the christmas re-
cess. although there !s some agitation
to inroEo the holiday
lond or Eills Commence.
Tomorrow VIII come the Initial
flood oi bills resolutions ard peti.
| iious. Among the latter are many
petitions accumulated during the re.
cess. demanding the expulsion Of Sen.
at"r "a Toilette 81 Wisconsin for al
legged dislnyin. His speech last
September at ST. Paul Mimi. was
cousidcrr' today hy the sente priH-
logo- and elections committee IN con
nrction with suh-committee's in
vestigatiou
General miscellaneous legislation H.
| to como imn ediately before congress
I possibly including some measures az.
| fecting thiH cnuutys raursc la the
War in view W widespread sentiment
among returning members for dec
! hrations Of war against Gcrmany'a
| allies. Austria Hungary. Turkey and
! bulgaria 'ongress IL expected how
] ever fu folfuus "a. t-f.,sa - ~. ,...l
! dent in this respect
/ appropriations measures viii re-
puire much time. Fourteen general
and probably several special supply
bills for the fiscal year beginning
july =. igiN as well as estimates
m additional money for present war
needs. are 20 he considered. nrobablv.
Immediately after Ncw Years Two
bills. the legislative, executive and
judicial anu District Of Columbia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
LOCAL WEATHER

Fair south. unsettled north portion
tonight and Tuesd, not much
change IN temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
PAY of Officers and Men.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Maximum. Sc: minimum. 20. range.
20. : a. m, as. southwest wind. ciear
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
NAVAL CLASH SUNDAY CLAIMED BY GERMANS:
 BRITISH LOST MORE

claimed because teh enemy suffered the greater losses.
 Ii is declared that one large British destroyer was sunk and that another of the same class was seriously dam aged,
 The losses of the Germans are stat. ed to be the death of Captain Shultz Of one of the torpedo boats when the bIidge on which he was standing was struck by a shell and demolished. The shot or flying fragments killed the captain, ihs executive officer, and two officers of low rank. In vessels the Germans had no losses though two torpedo boats were injured and were compelled to put in a port of Holland wlore they will be interned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
WICkERShAN LEADS IR CANVASS CLAIMED ALMOST SURELY ELECTED---
 C0RRIGAN PROBABLY BEATS REED

It was stated that it may require three months to complete the canvass. But this will not necessarily mean any delay in the issuance of certificates of election to members of the legisla- ture for there is only one place in doubt. h the Second division the acceptance or rejection of the Utica No,o W.ll decide the contest for the legislature between Corigan and Reed The Utica vote will be can vassed as soon as the oath of the elec- ticn judges, which is now understood to be on the way, reaches the board. rom present indications the Utica vote will stand. This will mean the election of Corrigan and add nine more
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
SNAKE RIVER HARBOR PROJECT
 GETS APPROPRIATION BY HOUSE
 THROUGH ADVERTISEMENTS EFFORTS

other friends of Alaska will surely give it their aid.
 The telegram reads as follows: Washington, Jan. 25.-Antonio Po- let, President Chamber of Con- mcrce, Nome,. Alaska: Nome harbor ploisct reported from war department too late to get in the rivers and har- Dor blll but this morning my amend- mont was adopted by the house of propriation for one hundred and five
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

Co1ranza commander occupied Fl Val. le this morning with a strong force.
 A series of battles between Carran- zistas and Villistas is looked for within a short time when the Mexican of 'cials say that the bandits will re- ceive @ death blow because of the fact that Mexicans have been united by the success of the government in obtaining the withdrawal of the Am eiioan forces.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

senate. but it does not state exactly some of the details as to how this is being executed. The delegate says tle appropriation has pass d the house as an amendment to some bill which is not stated.
 The important fact, however, is that the appropriation has passed the lower house by the help of Delegate Wickersham and will probably have no trouble in the senate where Sen ators Lewis, Pittman, PoindeXtor and
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
VILLA TO OCCUPY POSITIONS
 EvACuATEDBY PERSHINC'S MEN

The Villistas are said to be pushing oa northward where other Villa band will join them. Their evident purpose IS to fall in behind the ret-eating Am ericans and occupy the fresh territory which has not yet paid toll to the bandits.
 In opposition to this plan of the Nilistas, Carranza forces of consider able strength are preparing to take the place of the Americans. One
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

to Wickershams plurality.
 Yesterday the board released the following figures as the count stands to date:
 Tine First division is complete and gives Wiekersham 1906 and Sulzer 2.995.
 The Second division is complete ex- ceIt for UtIca which has been passed for further consideration and gives W.okersham SS6 and Sulzer 673.
 The Third division is complete ex- cert for n ee Bristol bay precincts which will soon be received. They will give Wickersham Is more votes. Tie official figures for this division now are Wickersham 1.972, Sulzer
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

A. Polet, president of the Nome Seward Peninsula Chamber of Com merce, received what most people of ttis section will regard as exceed ingly good news regarding the pro- posed Snake river harbor in the form of telegram from Delegate Wicker sham.
 The telegram is plain upon the i'm pCrtant matter that the appropria tion is in a fair way to be made as 1t nc eds now only the approval of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
Pacific News Service.

JUNEAU, Jan. 26.-The election canvassing board. consisting of Gov ernor Strong, Collector Pugh and Ter ritorial Secro taly Davidson, which has botn reviewing the returns from the entire territory for q week adjourned yesterday afternoon subject to the call of the chairman, Governor Strong, without completing the count. An. nouncement was made that some re- tulns are still to come in and the oath of election judges in some pre- ciIcts has been telegraphed for. Ua- will be unable to complete the can vass.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
KAISER MAY OFFER NEW
 PEACE PLAN
International News Service.

InternationaI News Service.
 PARIS, Jan. GA story, said to have some foundation in fact, is print ed ia this mornings papers to the ef- feet that the kaiser will celebrate his birthday anniversary tomorrow by an- ncuncing another peace move of some scrt.
 It is declared that he contemplates such a step in the near future and it is thought more than possible that he mGy take advantage of his natal day to promulgate his plan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

and has already captured the city of Parral which he seized two months ago when he executed the Carranza his hands there.
 Parral is the headquarters of the Alvaredo Mining Company, an Am erican concern which has already been forced to contribute to Villas war ch' st to secure immunity from raids lives of American employees.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
BRITISH LABORITES FAVOR LEAGUE ID
 ENFORCE PEACE

troduced today and after being rous- il sly supported in five minute speech es was passed unanimously.
 one party leader declared to the press that there is no conflict be- tween the resolution of yesterday 10 uphold the government in the conduct of the war and the one of today sup porting the international league for peace subject 10 the approval of the government Today's resolution Is said to rcfe@ particularly to after war conditions and is not intended to hamper the government ia any way either at present or in the future
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
International Newa Service.

International Newa Service.
 MANCHESTER. Eng. Jan. 6.-In spite of the overwhelming vote of three to one in favor of continuing the war to victorious conclusion yesterday in the conference of the labor party which is in session here, tFo members voted unanimously today to support the international league to enforce peace along lines laid down by President Wilson upon condition tfat the plan is approved by the Bit Isl! foreign office and secretary for war
 A resolution to this effect was in-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
IN JAIL FOR URGING BIRTH CONTROL
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Ethel Byrone who was arrested, tried and convicted on a charge of disseminating litera- ture ureir 2 birth control as duty all women owe themselves and the co',n- try during the recent hunger strike today begar the fifth de of her t!'ir- ty day sentence in jail.
 Many women of advanced ideas are making her out a martyr by their meetings and pAmphlets. Her days Ia
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
GERMANS ANNOUNCE SUCCESSES AT VERDUN
 AND IN RUSSIA

Five hundred Frenehmen were talk en prisoners.
 The bulletin also said that more Russian positions on the A1 river on both banks have been captured from the Russians. Seven hundred prs- oners were taken along with guns and machine guns.
 The Roumanian front is declared To be quiet owing to the prevailing cold weather and activity elsewhere has been reduced to a minimum.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
International News Service.

BERLIN. Jan. 26.-The war office states that German activity on the Nc!dun sector has been increasing of late with results that are favorable 10 the Germans
 T is announced that a battle was ought last night on front nearly a mile long at Hill S0i. The German tlocps fell upon the French ne~cely n T general charge and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
Pacific News Service.

FL PASO, Jan. 26.--Dispatches from cf.cial ,,atuIe, state that Villa pro- poses to take advantage of the with drawal of ePrshing's column and will attempt to rad the section which has been protected by the American trt ops.
 Villa has come up from the state of Durango, according to the reports, with force of three thousand men
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

The state expects to close the case against hi mtoday It is the an- nounced plan of the defence to plead th" unwritten law ia complete exoner- alton of the act. Public sentiment is strongly in favor of the accused.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
GRAND TRUNK STEAMER
 ASHORE ON COAST
Pacific News Service.

aNTITN 'FONFS Op' V'NO'
 SEATTLE, Jan. 26.--The Grand Trunk steamship Prince John Is ashore on Wraagel island with eighty passengers aboard. As soon as the luck, S. O. s. calls were sent out by wireless In response a steamboat sailed from Vancouver for the scene to render aid. The Prince Albert of the same line is now reported to be sts nding by.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
International News Service.

BERLIN, aJn. 26.-It is semi off cially announced that the clash be. tween German and British naval forces in the North sea on Sunday re- suited in a victory for the Germans although they suffered considerably and returned to port. A victory Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
KILLS WIFE
 AND ARMY
 PARAMOUR
International News Service.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Jan. 6.--Harry Spanael is on trial here charged with the murder of his wife and Colonel Butler of the United States army whom he is said to have caught in a compromising situation and to have st ot on the spot,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

thousand dollars was included in the bill and passed.
 JAMES WICkERSHAM,
 Delegate from Alaska" Members of the chamber of com merce and others who have the ia- terests of this community at heart and who have been made acquainted with the contents of the telegram are greatly elated as the harbor dream tz new almost certain to be realized.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
MARDi GRAS NOTICE.

The Arctic Brotherhood wishes to an- 1ounce that to gain admission to the Mardi Gras to be held on Saturday evening. all guests must be in cos- tune and present their Invitations at the door,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

You should keep posted on the war and international and local news of tho day by subscribing fer the Nome Daily Nvgge. s2.0o per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26
ALLIES TO WAGE RELENTLESS
 WAR ON SUBMARINES
International News Service.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-Persistent re- ports are in circulation that as 2 re- suit of the recent entente war con- ferences the navies of the allies are to wage relentless war on German and Austrian submarines. The admiralty officials have made no comment on the reports.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

1,6s3.
 The Fourth division is still incom- plote and the figures so far given out are Wickersham 1,4G8. Sulzer 1,445. It is figured that when the Fourth ',i- vision count is completed Sulzer will lead by II votes.
 Wickersham now leads by 36 votes so far as officially canvassed. The fi1al result will doubtless give Wick ersham certain plurality of 13 votes without Utica. If this be counted as now seems probable, the final Wick ersham plurality will be 22 votes.
 haUv I,iA aCDe at AaTnaua
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

jail are marked by presents of flow CTS and delicacies and she has many visitors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

All kinds of sleigh and ski wood on sale at Ross mill and shop. Also building and mining timber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-26

New laid eggs at Prosser's Harness Shoo. & % per dozen. Phone Black :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03
HAD T0LAY OFF
FROM WORK
EVERY Z WEEKS
Louis Dice Says He Was in
Dreadful State of Health
for Five Years.
TROUBLES ARE OVERCOME
Tried Medicine After Medicine
but Says Tanlac Is Only
Thing That Helped Him.

I have becn taking ,r,,,mrr, and
medicines ,or the c,,, ,,,, ,,,rs -,l
nothing did me ,ry Good until / ON,
Tanlac." ,a,d lou,, II ni,, , we'll.
known nrin,,ng prc,tm,r l,,rg a, ~
Ea,, F,nb ,,.ce, ,,hilc IN ,hc Iyr.u,ll
drug store , iov d,y, 40,
ii had been having s,om,,, ,,.,N,,
and headache, ,.r rIr wars" n, ,.r.
tinued. Of had m, blood tested lp, r,
one seemed Ia understand ,be ,,u., .,
my suffering and mn i,c,,m,r, or w,,,
cine helpcd me often rrm ,,,cr cain,
my food would Sour and / would he
taken suddenly with an awful headache
that would las, from three q, ,,,, h.rr.
and sometime, longer \, time, would
be half unconscious. the misery ga. 81,
great. and abor, every Two ,erk, I
would re, m such A bad n, / v.plI
have 10 Law off from m, work and 10, d,
bed These SMELL, s,mph ru, me rp,
OF commission and when the, wore M,
I was alwa,, dca,hly sick I tried ,
number OF other medicine, and was
carried 10 the hospital one time and
treated there but nothing has ever hen
Gifted mc cNccp, Tanlac
after using Ianac a few days INV
trouble disappeared have now taken
two bottle, and ! haven't had "a single
bad spell ui headache and only orc
slight attack since ! started 1000 Ianhg
Ny stomach don't sour al an now and
sleep like a log ever, night and feel
better than have IN five wear, Before
took lanlac m, condition at time,
was alarming and ! va, uneasy about
myself But I'm feeling first class no.,
and certainly iccl yer, grateful ,1 Tan
lac and am glad 10 tell others about 4,
A tired, oyerwotkcd stomach and krI
ney,. often produced hy too much hast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03
Onr Eiphtcrs md Our Mood

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03
Greatest American Tradition Shattered


The idea OF q League o' Perpetual
rciD, has q l,ir oi three Jrn'urc, hr.
hrl ~ The Du, lr Nu'N hhorri i1
bring u about William Penn and 'he
Nhhc dc SAINT Pierre Rousseau and
han, employed their gsnu. o. Keep 10
alive Saints and philosopher, were
mot n. only ,o,at,r, II rrcl the ann
htion ot Henry ot NaRrrc and ,nr q
moment amused lou, Napoleon on h,s
work at The Hague the Car N,gh1a.
was but teylving IN a tlmd form tine
much holder inspiration ul M, ancestor
NlcNandct | The mou elaborate daft
of TIM, scheme ha, lam for two ,cupufic,
,n the library shelves and Europe with
a runy,usl nniyl,n ha, twice re'tha'.
d-hy a universal vaf 'hr centenary n'
Saint Pierre, Perpetual rpn.. rm.
ideal ha, had ,ur long q history n
must he some urN aD, ,uwr fresh No.
parturc. some shlu,rug ui ua1u.n.
which will give 1t hic.sgau
The new tact /, before %, II come
from the New World. and 10 ,urlis ihr
breaking ni the most obstinate tradition
in politics II rrcvdcn, Wilson when
he addressed the League tn Enforce
Peace. at Washington. lNat -. lglm
had heen content iH make 7n a.aAav,,
pecrh In favor ui the processes u' arb
iration and mediation we should have
listened With a iaugued and langud at.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03

'.N"l'i rM' happen NN,N @ 'N'i
'a',,., WITHOUT ''"mng ljun '0'
n'''h We '"mn''' To- memory para
..sn''. "ns''"N. ara .'hn.' .'''
Nha' lN 'N' process. mechanical re-.
m'Mhe''Ns ana ','N'''''0s o' arbitrary
,'''r'N'N'cN.'r, between mere words
i'.N PARTICULAR 'nI'ns 'N l''n equals
Wr'hnr u' "ur ~ several some
'Ws. m lne''.', rl.1 word n I''n
rNHN.. something NY un. of several
>'mr'Wnr.. no '"a'.h There a., q ll't
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03

form of annuity One company, which
call, th, rlruruNr sort OF annuity
at income bond viii pay YOU so
month after YOU have reached the age
OF i4 'or the rest OF your life, in re-
Turn iur payments ON your part up to
the time you are 4 wear. old of SS4h8
every three months, Ii YOU should die
before YOU arc s.. the company will
return % any person YOU name the
'um of the payments you have made,
90, II YOU should die alter receiving
one ur more nSlalmcnt, oi monthly
income. and II at ,ha, time the sum
of the payment, received by the COM
pany exceeds the sum OF the payments
oi monthly income to YOU, the excess
viii be turned over 10 your heir This
{, an absolutely safe method OF pro-
,ldmg. for 'hc future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-03

A Safe and Sure Way to Provide for
Old Age.
In the May Woman Home Com
panion Albert " Atwood says,
Probably the hest method would he
ior YOU ~ ask one or more life l0.lr.
anCc companies 90 suggest suitable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-28

VAIL PAPER 3o-we a paper hang.
ing. Get ready for spring cleaning
avoid rush. Mixed paint. ST per gallon
7. Z. Cohen. 289 Stbley ST. Hammond
Phone l035W. 2.15tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-28

"A man dat keeps singin' never mind
de weather said Uncle Eben. mas
generally we'll pervided his own self
vii an overcoat am an umbrella"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-28
Wanted-Female Help.

WANTFD-Dishwasher at
once. Eschenbach restaur-
ant. East Chicago. '-0 p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-28

KUssegAuI FEED 4 ROOFING CO,
us CLIFTON st. Phone 2727 East chi
e 70. pnona 466R 9-11-ln