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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
Argentine Mobs Wreck German
 Business Houses

BUNEOS AIRES, Sept. 13.-The long suppressed hostility of the people of Argentine toward Germany and the activities of the German residents of the republic was publicly vented here yesterday and last night. following action of the government in handing passports to the German charge d'af- fairs, Count Luxburg and at the same time ordering him to leave the coun- try.
 Rioting which began here yesterday in an anti German demonstration con-' tinued throughout the night and con fusion of the widest order prevailed throughout the night as the angry populace glutted its rage against the detested Teutons In spite of all the
 nicials could do, every German bus- ness house and restaurant in the downtown district was wrecked. The
 building occupied by the German Club, together Wltn several others OWHcu Dy
 Germans, were fired by the mob and
 seriously damaged before the flames could be extinguished. When the buildings were on fire, the crowd
 opposed the efforts of the firemen and a serious clash with the police occur
 red in which the officers fired into the mob. wounding seven persons, three of whom will probably die. A num- ber of other clashes between the mob and the police occurred at other points but no casualties developed After wrecking their wrath on the uildings owned by Germans, the crowd turned its attention to German residents and a number were seriousl ly maltreated although no one was l seriously injured as far as known When no longer able to locate any thing on which to vent their wrath
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
ALASKA SOCKEYE PACK
 HALF OF NORMAL
By Associ- ted Press.

By Associated Press.
 SEATTLE. Sept, 13-Ecports received by the Post 1ntelligcaccr from the various Alaska salmon packing concerns indicate that the Alaska sockcyc pack totals scarcely more than half of the normal
 The run of sockeyes was especially short on the lower end of the Alaska Peninsula including the Port Moller district. The canneries in this dis trict have always been considered the most productive in the territory but the output from that section this year will scarcely exceed twenty per cent of that of 1916.
 The pack was close to the average in the Bristol Bay section but in the Cooks Inlet section the output was scarcely more than one third of an average pack. The canneries in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
By Associated Press.

PETROGRAD. Sept. 13-Detached officers from the Twelfth Russian Army reaching the capital report that a committee of soldiers belonging to the Twelfth Army, before retiring from Riga, left an appeal printed in German and addressed to the German soldiers which pointed out that the latter are making war on the side of autocracy and against liberty and justice.
 Among other statements eXhorting the German troops. the appeal said Victory for the Kaiser would mean the end of Democracy and Liberty We are unable to overcome your can non but the greater moral force is on our side: your superiority is merely physical and material"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
korniloff Army Surrenders at
 Tsarkso Seloe

PETROGRAD, Sept. IS. The kor- nlloff, revolt is at an end, following the surrender of the entire Korniloff army at the headquarters Of their commander at Tsarkso- Scloe, this afternoon. Commander Skobeleff, Minister of Labor in the new Kor- cnsl<y cabinet, has announccdthrough the official Russian news agency that Eornuom's adventure is at an end with the surrender of his army to fhc representatives of the provisional government following negotiations with the leaders of the soldiers councils.
 News that the anticipated revolt is at an end has caused great wave of Feeling to sweep over the capital and evidences of rejoicing are everywhere apparent. Nothing is at present known as to the action to be taken against korniloff but his exile is pro bable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

counter revolution intended to place the former commander in chief in supreme control of the country, has collapsed completely, following the refusal of a large part of his forces to fight against the Kerensky govern ment.
 The beginning of the end of the Korniloff revolt occurred this morn ing when division of the Korniloff's forces composed mainly of Moslem troops, reached Tsarkso- Selo, fifteen miles south west of Petrograd. Up to this point the troops were doubt less willing to follow the lead of the revolting Russian commander but the hopes of Korniloff were disSlpated
 when a loyal Mohammcdan officer entered into negotiations with them and secured an agreement that they would abandon their resistence to the provisional government provided that lhey Werf Scht Io 'heii holheS III the Caucasus section and not compelled
 fight against their co-religionlsts in the Kerensky forces. News of the agreement was sent to Kerensky Immediately and he at once agreed to the demand thereby relieving tho entire situation and rendering it practically impossible for Korniloff to continue his march on the capital with the hope of final success.
 It is currently reported that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
RETRIEVING RUSSIAN TROOPS APPEAL
 TO GERMANS

According to the returning officers thousands of the appeal phamphlets were printed by the soldiers commit tee and scattered throughout the clty and Riga districts where they will he encountered by the Germans.
 Late reports from the Riga section indicate a steady retirement of the Russians east of the city atrrough the Germans are making no strong efforts to overtake the retreating troops. Large forces of German cavalry are steadily harrassing the Russian rear guard but no infantry actions have ately developed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
By Associated Press.
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 PETROGRAD, Sept. 12-Kerensky Russias "strong man" will assume full command of the Russian armies within the very near future and will establish what will be nothing less Chan a complete military dictatorship over the nation.
 Representatives of the Associated Press were today unofficially informed at the Winter Palace, the present
 at of the provisional government, that Kerensky will assume the posi- ton of commander in chief of all the Russian armies until the present re- volt is crushed.
 Although the reports reaching here last night indicate that the Kerensky forces were defeated in the first clash with the Korniloff troops, it develops that the engagement was scarcely more than brief action between the advance patrols of both forces. The Kcrensky cavalry retired following the engagement, falling back upon the main body of Kerensky troops north of Luga. .The KornlIon forces are reported again advancing and se- were engagement is expected 10 de- velop hourly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
AMERICAN EXPERTS DEVELOP DEADLY
 SUBMARINE SHELL

missiles, which usually went but little below the surface.
 Practically no information has been gwen out concerning the new agency for submarine destruction, but 1t is ntimatcd th< owing to tts power to penetrate the water if is an especially deadly weapon against tho U boats,
 .a when they arc submerged below the usual depth.
 The weapon ls said 10 have been brought to state of high perfection hy the American ordjonce experts and is probably the most deadly instru- mcut for the destruction of auhm3- rince yet devised.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
American Minister Confers With Swedish Minister Over German TeIe-
 grams
By Associated Press.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 12-American minister Morris visited the Swedish foreign office today and entered into a lengthy conversation with Minister I.indham and the other cabinet minis tcrs relative to the cypher messages d'affaires at Beunos Aires to the Ser lin foreign office through the Swedish } representatives in Argentine.
 No intimation relative to the re- suits of the conference could be obtain ed. It is reported at the foreign of flee that the visit Of the American request, and it is also admitted that
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
ARGENTINA FIRES GERMAN REPRESENTATIVE:
 DEMANDS EXPLANATION

the mob was dispersed with little of- fort on the part of the police, To-day the city is quiet.
 Count Luxburg departed from the city late last evening, after vainly trying to secure a safe conduct to Germany, which was refused by the foreign office.
 Owing to the popular feeling against the Germans, heavy forces of troops are guarding the railway over which the former minister is travelling in his retirement from Argentine.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
TRIANGLE PLAY AT DREAM

Pretty Bessie Borrisc1lc who has
 come quite popular in Nome, will star tonight in the Society Play, the ;oIdcn Claw" This five act Triangle
 aturc showed with marked success
 the states. Miss Barriscale is os- sisted by popular Frank Mills and m all star east, Under the personal direction of Ince this elaborate lex pose of society," and their swell func- tions, receptions and friyolties, is bound to be perfect in detail, The popular admission of e5c will prevail. Show starts promptly at seven.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
5y Assoc ated Pre ss.

5y Assoc ated Press
 WASHINGTON, Sept l3-From intimations dropped by prominent navy department officials it is be- lcvcd that the Amcricqn torpedo boat destroyers engaged in conveying the merchant fleet across the Atlantic from the United state are all equipped with the newly developed depths bombs" for fighting submarines.
 This new instrument of destruction is said to possess unusual qualities in that it is able to penetrate the water to far greater depths than has formerly been the ease with explosive
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
SENATE REJECTS
 KARDW|CK'S SOLDIERS
 CONSENT RESOLUTION

foreign service and was "na o' the senators who offered strong opposition to the passage of the draft law.
 IIe has repeatedly coutcndcd that the government possessed no legal authority to force mon to prcGocn military service in foreign lauds. Tho introduction of the so callod "soldiors consent resolution" was tho aeaslou for much unftvorablc comment and ito rejection was considered iuoli,ibir.
 Senator Thomas of tho military committee discussing the lIordwicls resolution stated that it was tho be- Grf of the committee thut every drrt- ed man is usabe aboard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
FIRST COAST STEAMER PILOT
 DIES IN VICTORIA
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Delayed in Transmission By Associated Press.
 VICTORIA, Sept. 1l- Capt James Warren, pioneer sailor of the Pa ciGc Coast died here today at the ad- vanccd age of eighty.
 Capt Warren possessed the distinc- tion of being thc first man to pilot a stesm vessel in the waters of the Pacific ocean.
 Capt Warren brought the first steamer, the Beaver to the coast by way of Cape Horn. On account of his years, the pioneer mariner has been on the retired list for some time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
By Associated Press.

5y Associated TIeSS'
 WASHINGTON, Sept. l% Sc terely denouncng thc introduction of such a resolution as measure colcu- lated to entirely destroy the efficiency of the military service and joopardize the safety of the country the senate committee on military affairs reported adversely on the resolution introduced ny Senator Hardwick, of Georgia, which provides that the government must obtain the consent of every drafted man before he can be ordered to perform foreign service.
 The Georgia senator has been op- posed to the idea of conscription for
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
FRENCH CABINET
 TIMBER RELUCTANT
tbc personnel Of lb, ministry.

the personnel of th, ministry.
 The former war minister today in- formed premier IHhot Chat if was his dcs.rc to forcgo what appears to be an impossible task and stated that the conflicting political aims and ideas of thc several parties. particularly be- tween the socialists and conservatives, rendered tt quite too much of a task to attempt Do reconcile them.
 rr.~DdroI roinollrc. however, n- ~.~t,l ;no rWulelvc continue his er- forts aod he is still trying to find someone to fill the two vacancies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
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UclUYcd m Tr1Usml9SIOU) By Associated Press.
 PARIS. Sept. l2 NJ. PanloaVc, former minister of war; to whom has been delegated the task of forming Il new ministry. announcccd today thot he s totally unable to accomplish th" job set before him owing to the re- luctaucc of most of the leading men to accept portfolios.
 Painleavc declares that the eleventh hour withdrawal of tine socialists, Albert Thomaa and Varcnna, has spoiled all his plans as he is finding il practically impossible to complete
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
k0RNIL0 L0FF REVOLT C0LLAPSES WITH
 REFUSAL OF TROOPS TO FIGHT

provisional government is cOmmuni- eating directly with KornlIoff by tele- graph and there is every prospect that he will be induced to abandon further attempts against the govern ment.~
 The cabinet this morning confirmed Kerensky as commander in chief of the Russian armies, with General Alexeff as his chief of staff. Inn medlately following the confirmation, Alexieff sent a message to Kornilon demanding his immediate surrender in the name of the Russian people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
kornioff Considering Abandonment
 Of Revolt

korniloH Considering abandonment
 Of Revolt
 PETROGRAD, Sept 13. The com plete abandonment of the revolt by General Korniloff it hourly expected. An official statement issued by the cabinet at noon today says that the Korniloh attempt 10 overthrow the provisional government appears practically on the verge of complete collapse, following the refusal of a large part of his troops to fight against the troops of the provisional government. The statement declares that there is little fear of a continu- ation of the revolt and the op,nlCn is expressed that Korniloff wi!i ;handon the enterprise.
 It is officially stated that tlc re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

the German cypher messages were the subject of the conversation. which continued for more than one hour.
 The government has thus far vol unteered no statement relative to the action to be taken in the matter and is apparently withholding an ex- planation pending the receipt of fur ther information.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
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By Associated Press.
 BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 12-The Argentine government today sent to the German legation passports for the German representative, Count Lux burg. with a request that he return to Germany.
 The Argentine foreign office also sent communication to the German foreign ministry demanding an eN- planaton of the action of Count Lux burg in sending secret code messages to Berlin through the Swedish Lega- tion here.
 The action of the government fol- cabinet at which is reported that the act of the German representative was severely denounced.
 The whereabouts of Count Luxburg is still unknown to the Argentine gov ernment as he has not been seen since the announcement of the expose of his activities by the American department of state.
 Government officials stated tonight that a complete severence of relations with Germany is imminent. It was further stated that the matter of the cypher messages may be taken Up with the Swedish government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
EARLY SETTLEMENT OF BUTTE
 STRIKE IN PROSPECT
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 BUTTE, sept. l2. With d com mittcc of the Mine anu Smcltcrmcn's Union in session at Anaconda, and with the smeltcrmcn announcing their willingness to return to work, It is expected that mining and smclting Nill be fully resumed throughout the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

vol;ng army commander has ioen in
 communication with General Alex eff by telephone and is said to have greed to consider the surrender O. h.s forces.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

southeastern Alaska north of Wrangc' Narrows are well up to the average but those south of tue NJrrows, turn ed out scarcely more than one half the average output.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13
ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE.

1900 Cataract Electric Washing Machine. power wringer attached. complete with motor etc. inquire of Geo. S. Maynard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

pETROGRAD. Sept. 13.-The ef- fort of General Kornioff to create
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-13

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