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>AHH>~~A &~~ $3.50
= OLD TIME COLD =
= CURE--DRINk TEA. =
AAAAAAA - $500

Get small package OF HAMBURG
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call ii. .Hauaburger Rrnst Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take n tablespoon
ful OF the tea, put csp Of boiling
water upon II. pour through 4 sieve
and drink teaegp fall AT any time,
Ii Is the most effective way to break
i cold and cure grip, as II opens The
pores relieving congestion. Also
Ioosens the bowels. thus breaking y
cuid at once.
III Ii inexpensive and entirely veg
etabfe. therefore harmless sadv.l
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WILSON MAKES AN
HISTORICAL ADDRESS
CONTINUED from Page A.

the Imperial government that il can
not entertain, much less discuss. n
suggestion that respect by German
naval authorities for The rights of
citizens OF the United states an tine
high seas should in any way or in
the slightest degree he made CON.
u"&ent upon the conduct of any
government affecting the rights of
nen~eompetents"
Returning from the capitol, Pres.
ident Wilson called Secretaries Bake.
and Daniel. iute conference, The
state nass and war buildings uer.
closed To all visitors.
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REVIVAL MEETING At
TRINITY UNIVERSITY
EyASGELIsTIc SERVICES WILL
BEGIN THERE on NEXT
TUESDAY

Interest al this time among the
faculty, students and friends OF Trin-
ity University is eentering around the
evangelistic services Rhieh wili be
held at the University beginning
next Tuesday. Feb. i, and closing
SUNDAY, Feb. II. These services are
conducted each year under the aus
pieces Oh the Board Of Education OF
the Presbyterian church The Rev
J. @. Klene. ID. Of Fort Collins,
Colorado, is to conduct the series Of
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FIRE DEATH TOLL MAY
REACH OVER SCORE
EEiihsED THE TOTAL DEATH
LIST IN CHICAGO F'fRE WILL
BE TWENTY FIVE.

CHICAGO. Febraary The
death toll Of the gas explosion and
fire. 3hieb Destroyed big tene-
Hcns house in the Ghetto district
e&ily yesterday morning Was expect
cd 70 Feacb twenty-five today Ten
bodies had been recovered early to-
day and fifteen are still missing.
t4renen arr positive that the miss
sng wlll all BE- found lis the ruins.
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First Baptist Church.

Church services at II a. N. and
7sso p. u. The sunday school eill
meet at e45 a nj. and the y. Y p.
T. at ESQ p. III Our friends are
asked to note the thirty minutes
change IN tine Tor the evening aer.
wees. Pastor A. \. Halt viii preach
both morning and evening The SCI
ries Of Sunday evening sermons on
the Fundamentals of aFith Will be
antinasd tha theme for tomorrow
aveuIng being u Salvation Possible
Without & SAVIOR
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10 CALL If SUBMISSION
AMENDMENT MAT MEEK

AUSTIN Texas. Feb The pro-
hibitionlsla plant TO call up the de-
seated submission aneVdmeat ia The
hoase some time next week aud make
oae more effort to pass IT.
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The last shipment Of New Uni
yersities Dictionaries have arrived.
Clip one coupon from the Daily
Light. send or bring il to this o.
flee and get book for $50, This
last shipment contained one hundred
books aud they will not last long.
better ret yours now. 27s pt!
o
Read ne get all thu news.
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eAsaE 100 = q =
Thomas OF Colorado today introduced
a resolution In the senate anthofl1-
Ing the issuance Of s5ee.oe0spe' ~
bonds to enable the government 70
MI, the country in a state OF naval
and military preparedness.
While senate leaders denied
they we're ready to make huge
expenditures unless the president
asked for them the action u sena-
tor Thomas points clearly the sener-
al sentiment IN favor OF getting
ready for war ii complications con-
tinue to grow worse.
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CLOSE NAVY YARDS
To I'LL VISITORS
ORDERS CLOSING NAVY YARDS
TO ALL EXCEPT EMPLOYEES
ISSUED TO-DAY.
This Action Was Taken as . Pre-
cautlonary sitsgsute---siaaft!s
Trebled NJ The sta
tiuns.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.--~Fhe
navy department. tosia, issued
orders To admit 10 enc III thu
nationa! stations oil the United
States except employers.
This action, it was said, was
taken As precautionary meas
ARE,
The guards have been trebied
nj all the navy stations,
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reward Of $500 VIII ne paid BY
this company for the conviction az
any one found guilty Of taking ths
pally Liaht from the yard or lawn
Of any subscriber Of this paper EN-.
fERPRIsE PUBLISHING COM.
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~ THE CHrRcHEs. :
: . 8 : . . . . . . . - . =


suaday school s'45 q, NJ. aafH-
ING service II u. M, Christian En-
ysasor 4 j.. ia, intermediate .. T.
1 ) m Evening service o'clock.
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Services tomorrow morning ana
evening. III a. N. and p. N. Sun
day school at 10 You are invited.
u. d. BELL. Pastor,
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Methodist. Church.

sunday sehool At s4e a. M.
Preaching MI III a. M. aud p. M
E.pworgh league meets az 4 y. IA.
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LEAGUE YARD
on 4 WAR BASIS
ALL sHORE IESXIs "A LEAGUE
ISLAND NAVY YARD RE-
CALLED TO-DAY.
The YARD Has Been Closed 40 Yiv.
itois aud Heavy Guards Placed
About the Shops anu
Watships.


About the Shops anu
Watships.
PITTS tDELpHi3, Feb. B.
1he league island navy ward
here was ptf on - wsa. basis TO-
day
Attef a day ct seyerish actiy-
ity aboard the Nae~hire 4tete,4
dag. 'lc gates Of the yam were
closed 30 all visitors ami shor.
leaves were snuntprmaadei
Treble guar,is were placed AT
EVERY eiltFanee. while "a hcatR
patrol was thrown al.out th,
shaPs, Raeis and Ia thg s,,.
ttaaebpsg streets.
Tho gums OF tlie dteasin,sabf
North ualsosa---tltpssc facias tl.e
ipt@rn,sl rahlets Prgsg Ri.r
frietierich aud the k.unn,inz
NiliselH.--~we3e "b,ukea. fof nc
tion" to-day.
"a merely precautionary
measure IS TIC way Officials
explained it.
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SPAIN MAY Be NEXT
DRAWN into The WAR

MADRID, Feb. 3.---The spanish
situationS reached an acute stage
aken il became knos,u thai two
spanish citizens were lost when the
Greek steamer Iieiicon and the
spanish steamer Rfuton we're sui'~
ularined.
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r,pssrs,t,al Church.

sunday school 1T ~ q. ~. sefs
ises az 5p II. N.
Rev. j. u. Nhaling. Rector
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L Or results. sal
"
SOUTH III

Rev. " N.
pfea ehed for us
Nj AND Ms
{ ilfldfen, NI@
vim ard stHlIs
fIaakiEss all 9f
the revival h4is Sd
Ramsey Ali d
paid fer the tr rssl
Miss =I.eoaa III
real sick the nj
tor "a
Se4eral atsa
MrsArt Howell "
aH
J Cargaa =
this week.
Mr. aad Mrs z
Monday evening
Bruce :
sitsk wIta measIa
ter
z ere vas Z -
low Sunday. s.
tine
Rev. IL. n, Pa !,
Mrs. Marcy fa
hour with Mr.
Hc.F Chapel.
Miss Matte RI
cousin and Ms
Mr. and Mrs.
/ one evening tAis
Mrs W, H. HaaA
l}rice Burgess
Of losing a mah
7 u Gin Vss /
jreese Sunday
There vas 4
! church Sunday q
| added 10 our slG
Everybody
is a full time
| hope that 50 n
avail themsalvsi
OF coming out .
-
- ,.on cnpten \
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Star liner Adna, !.
lsh al5il' nov
port and Enslaa4 /
heoit As she
d o. the Il
ga three cheer B
e e
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II you cohlsa
fall let AS print III
tatf}lls or ahags8
Tue ker. job B
j, the Daily LIT
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l. T. Tucker
am phone Iis
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STEAMER DiSRE,tsaRpS
DANGER AND SAILS TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-rhe white
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Read ne Lisat-gat all the news.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-03

Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
 visitine cards at the Nugget offiss
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NEWS NOTES

worthy chaplin. F. NJ. Saxton: worthy
 SC, retary, j. j. Stokes: worthy treas-
 urcr Louis Stadie; conductor, F'renk Lilly: Inside guard. Gus Hermansnn:
 outside guard, Geo. Sykes; trustees. I Arthur Wright. c. B. Mundy. Wm. St,pek; physician, Dr. w. DA"cy | Chace
 Following the installation the mem-
 bers adjourned to the banquet hall where over one hundred sat down to iepast provided by the new officers. Past Worthy President Lomen pre- sided Speeches were made princi- pally by past officers including Fred Daniels, E. W. Carleton, A. Po'et, o. D. Cochran. Judge Tucker, Louis Stadie, F. NJ. Saxton and J. w. War wick. The speecehs were of an un. usually high order. O. D. Cochran was the last speaker and he presented Ralph Lomea. the retiring president. with a beautiful gold watch inscribed with Lomen's monogram, and "Past Worthy President. F. O. E.. Jan. 2, 1917. By members of Nome Aer'e Nc. 75." For once in his life Mir. Lomen was so non -plussed that he could not make a suitable speech. One of the pleasant features of the social gathering was the music furnished ny Miss Bertha Johnson and Prof. Peter son. Attention of the Eagles was call ed to the fact that the retiring of fic' rs may look back on a prosper ous year for the aerie in every respect.
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DOUBLE
 TRAGEDY
 CANDLE
Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service. By A. T. q T. Go. Telephone.

Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service. By A. T. q T. Go. Telephone.
 R. H. Dimmick telephoned in to the Nugget this afternoon the details of a double tragedy on Candle creek last night which involves two men well known on Seward peninsula. Briefly told the account is this. Emil John- son while temporarily insane shot O. A. Lundberg in the breast with . single barreled shotgun. Only two pellets took effect in the left breast and Lundberg Is not seriously hurt
 After doing the shooting Johnson was in a bad state of excitement md attempted to commit suicide First he partly shot him jaw off. then he cut his throat. He was removed to the hospital in Candle where he Is not expecetd to live. Further details will be given tomorrow.
 Candle m.-John3on died 8 few moments ago. His windpipe was cut and he was so low the doctor could not save him.
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FROM THE SKY"
 AT THE DREAM


 The fourteenth chapter entitled For Love of Money" will be shown tonight. It Is a massive two part fea turc installment telling a gripping story of primitive emotions. Adven- ture and intrigue run riot from be- ginning to end and the interest of the audience is held throughout by the unexpected. It has great drama tic situations. Another attraction, "The Strand War News" will he shown This live wire Issue Is com petitor of the Pathe weekly. A side- splitting comedy completes the pro- gram. Tomorrow night. "The Dia- mond from the Sky"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-03

A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Federated church was held yesterday afternoon After do- ing considerable business the annual election of officers took place. Mrs. Horn was the choice for president, with Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Loerpabel for vice presidents. Mrs. Gawne was re- elected secretary Election of the treasurer will be at the February meeting It was decided to entertain these who assisted in the bazaar at the next social meeting, which Is Tuesday, January 16. A progr"m committee consisting of Mrs. Mulli- gan, Mrs. Horn and Mrs. I. Reed. The head of each department of the bs zaar was appointed to look after the matter of refreshments.
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NOTICE.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs joint in iii tlon of officers and socia! Fri day. January 5. S.30 p. m, All Odd Fellows, Rebakahs and their families invited. Regular meeting 7:ao D. l.. THOS KOHANNIC.s.
 Noble Grand
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Miss Helen Stipek won the Rose candy filled work basket. When ahe heard that the winning number vas 776 she remembered that some Of her tickets were pretty close to that figure. She had replaced her coupons but found them this morning and happily good indeed.
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6oMe.THRoWER TO
 eE TRIED NEXT WEEK

Pacific News Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.--The trial of Thomas In connection with the eomb- throwing during the prepared ness parade last July will begin on Monday next. Bourke Cochran Is cx- pected to represent the defendant
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Miss Carrie Stipek started back to- ], school. She has been spending She
 holidays with her father. Mir. William St'pek
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A local statistician has figured from the temperature records that Decem- bLr. 1916, averaged over ? 1-3 degrees colder than December in the previous year. Had it not been for one very warm spell the average would have been much lower.
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At the regular meeting of the Pion- eers this evening the officers for the orsuing year will be installed with the usual ceremonies Some form of en- tertainment may follow the meeting.
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Much needed supplies were sent out to a number of camps yesterday. Owing to the weather, freighters had not made trips to the screoks as usual and a number of operators were handicapped by lack of supplies.
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.

Aa.i' tre season suggests the pleas ire n' extending to our patrons and friends hearty good wishes for a Mer. ry Christmas and merry and pros. percrs New Year.
 NOME TAILORING co,
 Next Door Segerstrom & Hagen's.
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The unprecedented cold weather still continues. Old timers unite in saying that never since the arrival of the whites has there been such uniformly tow registery of the thermometer,
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A late telephone report from Safe ty states that the mail carrier left there at one o'clock today and that he expects to reach towl in good season today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-03

Lucky Peterson with Russ Down. ing's string of racing dogs bringing the mail left Solomon at ten thirty this morning. He has outside mail of as late as November 16. It was not straight through to Nome tonight oI whether he would stop at Safety.
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The Eagles had an enthusia 5tic gathering last night. At the regular meeting a class of IA candidates was initiated. Officers for the ensuing year were installed. They are: Past worthy president, Ralph Lomcn:
 worthy president. G. A. Adams: vice worthy president. !. w. Warwick;
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There will be joint installation of officers of the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs on Friday night. January 5, at S:30 D. m All Odd Fellows and their families have been invited to be p, esent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
'CALOMn SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Nasty drug salivates, makes
you sick and you lose
. days work.

Every druggist In town--your drug
gist and everybody's druggist. has no
ticed a great falling off in the sale Of
calomel They all give the same rca-
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
ts place.
"Calomei is dangerous and people
know il, while Dodson's Liver Tone Is
perfectly safe and gives better results"
aid prominent local druggist. bod
sons Liver Tone Is personally guaran-
teed by every druggist who sells il, A
large bottle cost 50 cents. and IL It
fails to give easy relief in every case
OF liver sluggshness and constipation.
you have only to ask for your money
back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant.
,rs,ing, purely vegetable remedy, harm
less to both children and adults. Take
spoonful at night and wake UP feel
ire fine; no biliousness. sick head
ache. acid stomach or constipated bow
els |, doesn't grippe or cause incon-
v,nience all the next day like violent
oalomcl Take dose of calomcl today
end tomorrow you will feel weak, sick
and nauseated. Don't lose days
work Take Dodson's Liver Tone in.
stead and feel fine. full OF vigor and
amb,ion.--hdv.
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HUNGRY BOYS
FOUND IN DEPOT
Youngsters Unable TO Give
Names to Officers,

"fith name ith Louis, mines Raft, "
lisped S-year-old lad to Captain Dun
ham at the police station this morning,
Louis is J years old.
Ralph don't know what his surname
is, nodding his head every time an Off
Ger would suggest Smith, Jones or
Brown
Found at Santa Fe.
Ihinly clad, the youngsters were
found in the waiting room at the Santa
te station this morning They had eyi-
IDENTIFY been deserted. Depot attaches
didn't know when they arrived Their
belongings consisted OF a bundle of old
summer clothes.
Ralph and Louis we're about the hun
greSt pair Of kids in Oklahoma City
when the police run across them
Given Meal,
Motor patrolman Thomas escorted
them TO a restaurant and they very
quickly got on the outside" of 9S cents
worth Of food Louis grabbed a PIC off
the counter as they started to leave aud
"dcvourcd' ii while Ralph looked ON
longlnpiy
The boys were placed in the care oi
Miss Novclla Gould OF the Pro,iden'
association
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SENATORS ATTACK
MEMBERS OF COURT

Attack was made ON some members
OF the present supreme court commiS-
SION IN a senate argument yesterday
on bill by Senator q, ! Logan, au-
thori,lng the governor to appoint with
the approval OF the supreme court, nine
OF supreme court commits
sion
Senators Snyder and Burns OF Okla
homa county attacked the bill in
speeches in which they declared that
lawyers had accepted positions on the
present commission Just long enough
to acquire prestige and then the serv-
ice of the state to act az corporation
attorneys,
Senator Snyder declared tina, the
commissioners did not earn their sal
aries One member OF the present
commission he declared, had handed
down just one decision in the eight
months he had been in office and an
other had written one opinion in six
months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass OF hot water each morn
Ing helps W look and feel q
clean, sweet, rssh.

Happy, bright alett--vgorouS and
vivaciouS--a good clear skin; a natur-
al rosy complexion and freedom from
illness are assured only by clean,
healthy blood II onlt every woman
and likewise every man could realize
the wonders OF the morning inside bath
what gratifying change would take
place.
Instead Of thousands Of siokly, amaze
mic-looking men, women and girls with
pasty or muddy complcxionS instead
of the mul,i,udes of nerve wrecks.
"rundowns," brain iags" and pesSim
lists We should see virilc, optimistic
tllrong of rosy-ehccked people every
where
" An inside bath is had by drinking
each morning before breakfast, a glass
OF real no, water with a teaspooniul OF
limestone phosphate IN it to wash from
the stomach liver, kidneys and ten
yards OF bowels the previous days in
digestiblc waste. sour iermentationS
and poisons, thus cleansing. swecten-
ing and freshening the entire alimen,
AIRY canal before putting more TODD into
the stomach
Those subject to sick headache, bill.
iousness. nasty breath. rheumatism.
colds and particularly those who have
a pallid. sallow complexion and who
are constipa,ed very often. arc urged
to Obtain a quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate a, the drug store which will
cost but a trilc, hut is sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remarkable
Change in both health and appcaranc
awaiting those who practice internal
sanitation We must remember that in
side cleanliness is more important than
outside. because the skin does not alb
sorb impurities to contamina'e the
blood, while the pores in the thirty feet
OF bowels do.--Adv.
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secret and 10 see il il was serious and
explained that II you thought II was
serious and should be made public the
publication OF j, Throughout, the world
would be up to you and no, me"
Lawson related meeting Samuel IN
ternyer and Senators O'Gorman aud
Owen on a train Sunday, January Z,
and how Untermyer had said to him
You are in close quarters, lawson
and must handle yourself carefully"
Talked With Untermyer.
Then | told Untermyer," Lawson
continued, IL would like to yet his
opinion and as result OF talk with
him ] told you here that would 60
to Jail before | would repeat what YOU,
Mr. Chairman, had said to me in our
interview Then YOU said | was free to
tell IT all and ! said tha; your attitude
was too square and too sporty a propo-
sition and that did not think | would
tell anyway. And stuck to it to the
last ditch"
Henry'S declaration that he still be
licved hS statement correct caused
Lawson 10 inquire il Henry thought the
leak story was a mirage as Henry
had SAID m statement to the news
papers,
Yes. responded Henry
God help the American people and
the nation If they get many more OF
these mirages." exclaimed Lawson.
Patten Attacks Lawson.
Representative Pattcn attacked Law
son iof bringing in the name Of Prince
merely on the strength Of a letter from
Mrs NiSConu who cannot now be
found. lawson defended himself by
SAYING the woman appeared honorable
and made a statement before man he
supposed was a reputable attorney. He
also said that he had held Prices name
as long as he could.
DO you imagine" Pattcn asked. ",hat
this woman was artuated BY high mo-
uvcs z"
No" lawson said. Il think ther,
was some great wrong under ,hi,
thing"
Hearing Adjourned.
AZ this point the hearing adjourned
Tor luncheon
NJ Z p. m. the committee took a fur
thcr recess until 80 p. M.
Chairman Henry said business in N,
house required the presence Of the rule,
committee.
Statement of WaIburg.
Paul NJ Warburg today issued tn,
following statement.
! fail TO sec why my name should
have been dragged into this investiga
/ ton. do not know thing about IN,
/ leak machinery or, for that matter
about the leak, except what | have seer
IN the press have not been sub
pocnacd but am anxious to be per
mlttcd to testify and have so informed
/ the committee "