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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28

The Masons of Anvil lodge 40 wllf entertain their families, lady friends and members of the o. E. s. at the Masonic temple tonight commencing at S:30. Thep rogram includes a so- cial and dance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28
FOR SALE CHEAP.
2 4 H. p. BOILERS. 12 H. p. BOILER. i 16 n p. BOILER. 2 6 H. p. BOILERS. ALL UPRIGHT BOILERS.
 DARLING q DEAN co.

All Masons, their families, lady friends and members of O. F. s. are invited to attend a social given by Anvil lodge on Saturday. April 2S, at S:30 D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28
NOTICE.

For first class work and prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Pco- p:o's laundry will send and get your laundry. w. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28

Fred Hinton is in the city from Teller on business visit and will leave for the tin center tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28

WAR NEWS-InIist your name now on the subscription list of the Nugget and keep posted on the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28

J. J. Keenan and wife are in the city from Bangor creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28

Office and Residence of j. E. McAl. lister. treiehter and transfsr, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28
TOR skLE.

FOR SALE-60-g gallon hot water tank,
 nearly new; adjustable dress form. Apply the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-28
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-15

Advance u price Big Four aud
Lfgh. SIX models Stay lst next -
H,arreI until that date account
900 late o. correct advertisements
ppetr.nr .u magazine circulating
ftruzhou, the month OF April
Al price % % Toledo
-lHiel; % change without notice
Made iu O. S s."
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
U. S. LIKELY TO
TAKE RAILWAYS
Everything Points To Such
Step, Declare Experts
In Report

WASHINGTON. oct 1s-The
United States is moving toward
complete public ownership and
operation Of public utilities. especial
~ railroads. telephones and tele-
graphs" according 10 special in
yesigating committees report TO the
A'T4tfonaf Association 0f Railway
Commissioners today Urgent mill
tay considerations were given as
reasons for taking over the rail
roads
We are not developing our rail
Way, systems TO tho nations best
advantages. said the report The
solution OF our terminal problems
wait and not even the necessary
rolling stock il being provided Ad.
ditional billions Of capital are noe
cssary Since regulation cannot per
mir The increasing OF rates 10 these
points. the necessary funds must
come from investors or the govern.
ment
President Ripley OF the Santa Pc
was quoted I'm the report as saying
Government ownership is a high
probability The wav matters are
puing the government must step in
and take charge unless meanwhile
some other means Of saving the rail
read Is found
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
To Sell Bonds
From Captured
German U-Boat

NEW YORK. oct ls--A captured
German submarine arrived in New
York today Il will be placed on
exhibition In Central Park where
New Workers can safely view one Of
the kaiser's underwater terrors from
terra hrma
The U-boat is the U-C-5 II Is
a submarine minelayer and was
captured by the British in the North
Sea. II was brought here on the
deck OF a liner.
The war srouhy Is 10 be carted
thru the streets 20 the park this ar
ernoon. II is being transported in
three sections It's total weight Is
~ tons
AZ Central Park the submarine
will be used as a rallying point for
Liberty loan meetings Mayor
Mitchell viii make q speech from
the coming tower OF the U-boat at
the first meeting. urging heavy loan
subscriptions 10 keep Americans at
home from ever getting 4 close view
OF a live" submarine on the ram
page
The three sections OF the C-boat
weighed 35. 81 and ~ tons respec-
lively I'll" boat when rcassembled
viii be 40 feet long and ten feet
wide II is an unusual type.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

After 7 had kissed him lightly ns /
made the old quotation about INC
devil maequerading as saint htN'
book. Dick said. Like every one ei''t
We apply the mans story more
less 10 ourselves. have sonri 'in'
wondered n into the grey hNte M
many people should come. as " were,
out Of clear sky, some thins hN'
that which has come 20 that ma %
writing You Margie. what would Poe
their reaction. You see one without
Imagination could hardly conceive the
predicAment 81 that chap.
but. Dick" I rcmonntrated' yol
don't know what cnmlnG- 10 TINT
char as you call him
yes do-perfectly. on, ~ course.
I don't know Just what form 70 VIII
take. hut 7 know as well as tho You
had alreAoy read " % mc that he ~
looking for trouble aVd he Is goins
20 ind f.
Your intuition IN THIS case IS
greater than woman's. ! answered
FOR 90 me- and think 20 every otf-
er woman. what this man writes next
- tho grcatcst shock a. well as sur
shoot" commanded nick who ~
sIangy In way that brings ono
down 70 earth with a bang. II want
20 see what our friend found al the
teS dance" =
way 70 tho tea had INDUCED in n
more or less philosophical haranS NO
on marriage Re writes
After had been listening % tho
vapid conversation ~ ms wifc and
her friends few moments, 7 seemed
90 feet little shudfcr run down my
backbone some ono go walking over
vcur grave. quoted my wife friend
lightly as she noted my inrolur iarv
sniNer
met aouareIv the eyes 81 70 woman
who affected mr. nr mo- nthrI Woman
had ever done. IT, was lilc Hn cIcrifIr
shock She vaa "a QIowiup braltt
with skin - ros" leaf texture 1ud
tint. eyes brilliant AVID rc~y dark
hair which curled eoffly ahrnf h"r
face and a smile thaf was dazz nG
M wifcs friend knew her Rud me
troduced me A. cls ped hrf baud
J could only think ~ an American
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

third floor OF the county building
with the latter building.
The advantages OF this project are
among others the following The
siAe % the site. which IL practically
500 feet square. II is next 20 and
which vas built 20 stay for keeps
and deserves t. The relatively In
Significant price OF tho land. the
figures furnished by the assessors
show the assessed value OF the land
IN the entire block TO be ti77, 200 and
the value OF the buildings 20 be tIe2-
$50. making a total Of t3st. $50. There
are few commercial establishments
Of Importance In this block az present
and quite a number OF abandoned old
more favorable for condemnation
than they will ever he again. Unless
Immediate action IL taken. new build
ings upon some part Of the site may
Rt any time increase tho cost
Surt IN office building would not
require any expense for ornamental
or elaborate exterior. The present
county building would really cGnsti-
tute the facade OF the building The
new building would furnish "A much
required and splendid background for
the county building and for Cadillac
80 and the Campus Msrtius. The
Offices and court rooms IN such a
building would be sure OF having un-
obstructed light and the view to-
wards the city hall FOR all time %
coma
There IL no other equally available
property that could be acquired for
the purpose In question az even a
fraction of the cost.
Detroit has been Wocfully back
ward In looking after her future
needs and has been following a piece
meal patchwork policy la taking
car" ~ her present ones
The foregoing project 81 respectful-
- submitted with the suggestion
that It's merits be canvassed and n
found the correct thing 20 do. that
prompt action be taken 10 acquire
the property In question.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
EQNEFSyIZ,. lHiS! oEEdTEl
The American Beauty Rose.

beauty rose that I wanted 90 crush.
crush against my mouth until ] hAu
aIl ite fragrance and softnf@s' We
-aid orlt the conventional things that
pefpie as on such occasions. hut tne
nest morning 7 called up ms VIE
friend en- % 0lmsy preteAt and hnsllg
asked her n she knew where my
American beauty rose lived
"Of course. I did not call her that
when / asked about her-i merely
said .he was beautiful woman. A.
Last J got down the telephone book
and found her address.
II called her ON the phone. she
ol1 not seem surpt Used a. hear from
me- aud promptly aErrrri - H'a-et-i''4'
Tor ten az little place which was
mot very we'll known.
when she came. 7 found that she
was iuot a lovely animal with hardly
any moro brains than beautiful cat
might have. AZ tho ond ~ an hour
She bored me almost 90 extinction,
But the spell ~ her beauty was over
towering
'po vSu remember tho play. a Fool
There Was that Robert llilliard gave
40 nasterfully--you know the one
that was taken from tho idea OF
Kipllre's poenle When / saw that
play 7 th4t tho physical fascination
Ut the woman was cNaggcrateh but I
know now 10 was not, Tor altho my
American beauty was comparatively
harmless insofar as She did not have
arv vRnpirish ideas cor motives, yet
her idea ~ "a good time was 20 have
man make fast and furious love 20
hrr
And. Mrs MarRie. 7 confess 10 was
Fast and furious for the two eeks
when the woman in my heart was
vuy
zach dnyf saw my American
h@.gtr eaon luy--I mentally cursed
rrvscfr frr allowing myself 20 be
bowed wifh woman ~ 50 little men
fgity u each day said, ucvcr
acn ~ only tO cair hrr ~ the first
tiInr thr roNt morning inter 7 got T.
wN orf 30 ASK her 20 motor with
$500 1r m-at 700 some where p
And then the woman really loved
raur hack lo. N.d info her clear
ayos. rlasped htt cool hand and
avak 4 from the nightmare
shfoh had haunted me day and night
for he past weeks"
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
HOOVER BRINGS
DOWN TURKEYS

DALLAS, Tex, Oct IS Turkey
meat Is being "Fooverizcd. with
the supply Of turkeys less than q
year age, tho 1917 Thanks giving
price should be actually a few cents
less pcr pound that IN 1916. whole
sale dealers declared here today.
EXPLAINING that the demdnd is not
roinE IN bnzse great
The demand viii be proportion
ately loss han the supply is small
err" dealers said. sand consequently
the price should be slightly lower
than o year ago"
And It's all on account OF the war
pleas 10 conserve 'ood and help
overthrow the kaiser" il was said
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
milk BOARD
is INDICTED
Alleged Chicago Trust" Heads
Face Price-Fixing
Charge

CHICAGO. oct. 1s-Five mem
hers OF the Mix Producers associa-
ton, constituting the milk boar"
o. bar body, were under indictment
today, charged with conspiracy TO
fx milk prices and to, conduct a boy
colt
Those under indictment are: c.
II Potter, ElRin. c. j. Cooper,
Genoa. Arnold Huber. Glenvicw
Roy Lewis. Of Wheaton and W a.
Goodwin OF Crystal Lake The in
dictmcnts were voted by the county
grand jury latc yesterday.
Charles Deneen. former governor
and attorney for the defendants.
said today the indicted men would
surrender and ask for release on
bail
Nicholas Nichels. assistant states
attorney. declared the investigation
into other angles Of the alleged
milk trust would continue.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
HAS PLAN
FOR JOINT
BUILDING
Heineman Urges City
and County Structure
To Supervisors

Former Supervisor David r..
lIeineman presented a proposition
10 the supervisors In Thursdays
session. TO build a combination city
hall and county building on the
property directly In back OF the
present county building site in the
block bounded by Brush. Congress,
Fort and Beaubien-sts He would
preserve the present structure as 4
sort ~ facade OF the new building
In presenting his plan, Mi Heine-
man made The following statement;
Tho city is now scattering its de-
partUruts and paying large rentals
for detached locaAons Present sc-
rOmmodatons are utterly mad quAto
Tor a city ~ one million population.
The proposition % tearing down
tho rlty hall and erecting tall
building going ont 20 the side walk
lines ~ indcfsnsihle for several rcs-
SONS 10 would ohstruct thr present
and future high buildings around the
city haN. depriNins Thousands 20 poo
plo daily ~ light and view The Chi-
cago court house ls % sufficiently lad
example ~ thaf lr' ~ ihiug ~
would destroy the present city hall
which i4 ~ distinct architecture
The proposition to place two add
ti1uoI stories uu Tho couHty unild ng
viii not stand inveetigation. /, VIII
mean removing thf present top story.
destroy the tower. running The APP
pcarancr ~ the building and going
10 very groat eNpcurf and not getting
even adequate temporary rcltef
Tho proposition i wish o. present
for tho CONS Iteration ~ the board
IL iho fu OWING fo eoiN, the gHes
tion iu precisely the same manner IS
70 ha boon supre sefu'I. HoItrd "a
New York city whore a high munf-
clral building has b"-n, erected back
~ and as q background iH che pres
ent 0Ity BAN My sing r"efIou is that
this DE- done IN the case ~ the pres
emit rannty building condt mn az
once mo entire block. adjoining and
hack 80 fhe county Building bound F.
I'd hy Brush Beaubien ConFrcas and
FORESTS erect for the present on the
hair nf The inf tr1furii atrlg Ad accent
g. the county building an ofHce
buiidinr sufficient iur tha immediate
needs 90 the clty and county tn s
hulltfng may hc Sis. eight o. pr
more stories ip. height hut the foun-
the huiu..ug as high as any OF the
Office buildings in Tho city The 9th
or hair IF the los may o. kept for
fufgre needs 100 case pro"ert need s.
would not require the hu.ldinG 30 the
entire site Alteruatively. the build
inE rnuiI a. once be mhlc 20 cover
tho entire sitc hut only with sBrd b.
Gent stories 20 take carF - mmc
date wants ~uen "a building should
poo connected hv basement tunnel and
also by ar1 hWHf ~ tho second or
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19


Heeh trees. fhon with "a hasfy look
around q" nate sure that No one
80
''''" D'' anu e''' p''"i e'' ''' p
n, moment p, c.,s o,, ogoI, NE
swarm ewes sparlSlirr ,vckeaiy and
Lfa .heors stuTed full of the sweet
tocch nnt HapPy 10 hae 50
.rbte iot eosirr tban bunti,g
for them myself" thot the little rod
trees. Jumping from branch 90 branch.
until De came 20 n certain big tree
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
FRENCH OFFICER
REACHESCUOIER
Specialist In Military Mining
Comes. To Teach
Selects

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. OCT 10.
The FIRST French officer to come to
Camp Custer no assist in the train
ing OF the EightyGfh division FOR
duties overseas. bias arrived He
is Capt. G. aussel. OF q trcncb cn
Fineer regiment Ills specially is
military Mining, a Htt-t.r---r-s4----- n
service that deals with underground
construction Tor both dcfcnsc and
attack He has been attached 20
the S3Sth infantry for the time
being
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
SIX HELD FOR
STOCK YARD FIRE

KANSAS city, Mo. Oct II Six
lsr,2 rrE 4,l,ar arrest hrrs today ~
alleged com0lclr in Tuesdays dis
astrous IRE at he Kansas City stock
yards Five are held In Kansas city
and one IN oklahoma City lncrim
mating statements are said TO have
peen made BY several OF the men,
who are being questioned by detec-
tfNpE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

GuUte and buying orders for Ed
uuna & Jones. RI CIR. Continen
. aud r.u1fcn Wheel were ire
qurr Detroit Edison was mafke,
fd i0f bid. l07 asked. while Scot
ion1illon displayed a quotation OF
fl. b.C. 40 asked Hoover Steel Bali
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

PTlntin E--fhe plain neat kInd-fhat
q right iD1~z Job Dept.--Wntn 1920.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

was up in its bid 10 35. win stock
offered 40 3s. while Federal Truck
was soft al e1 offered MchisaR
Stamping H. rs 90 ia u.s. ColnmliR
Sugar llI2 90 i2l4 and Charco1i
common on 10 = 5.S, were firm. no
their actual trading was small.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
HEALTH HINTS

Every officer and soldier now in
the armies OF Europe Is required 70
be more or less Of a sanitarian.
These are rigid rules Of sanitation
that are observed and put into prac.
tice even in the daily life in the
trenches.
This is one reason why the general
health OF the millions OF men now en-.
gagged on the battle lines Of the old
world has been such as to excite the
wonder of the world.
There are many things that have
contributed to this, but they may all
be summed up in one phrase-sanita.
ton and personal hygiene.
In France the station bath house
plays an important part in the pre-.
vention OF disease. chiefly typhus fe.
yer.
Troops remain in the trenches only
as rule about two weeks, when they
are sent back to rest and recuperate
and undergo thorough cleaning
up.
The first step in this process is the
baths. While the soldiers are bath.
ing their outer clothing is being dis
infected with live steam.
They are given clean underwear
and socks on coming from the baths.
They are then free from lice, which
are particularly the cause of typhus
fever.
The amount of typhoid fever has
been almost negligible. This is due
mainly to anti.typhoid vaccination and
the sanitary regulations in regard to
the disposal of camp refuse.
Other precautions are the chlorina.
ton of water, rigid food inspection
and in the warm months the proven.
ton of breeding places for flies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

In fact all three girls were curiously
elated over something. None knew
Just what it might be.
During the drive back to the hotel
Peggy talked much OF the evening.
Man Weeks is far too beautiful and
sweet to nurse soldiers" she said
firmly. They will one and all fall
desperately in love with her and their
fevers will soar sky high whenever
she tends tehm."
Walgrove was silent. Presently he
spoke, having followed a trend OF
thought. "All the doctors and head
nurses take secretaries with them to
France. l would far rather she were
a secretary than nurse, andI will
speak to some Of our doctors and get
her placed. And l am going to take
couple OF nice chaps up there-two
that know are Just hungry to meet
girls like Gladys Gale and Miss
Greene. Those girls are far too fine
to waste themselves on the fellows
they are thrown in with"
Just exactly what l felt" cried
Peggy. You could marry those love
ly girls off in no time. So many sol.
diers want to MARI ybefore going
abroad" She turned laughingly to
Vance and her fingers twined about
his. But that will leave Nan all
alone" she leased.
Peggy-Your're a brick. J knew
you were seeing Nan Weeks as my
wife almost before did" He
squeezed per hands affectionately. II
will have to make quick work of ii,
for we may be called any day to
France"
And Nan. not knowing that she was
to sail as doctors secretary and
not Red Cross nurses aid, dreamed
that she was in hospital in France
mitering sheets on an endless chain
of beds. A big khaki.clad soldier was
carried in and he opened his eyes
and looked straight into her own.
There was love in his eyes-much
love-and it was all for her. She
smiled softly in her dream.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28
LEMONS BRING OUT
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion for very little
cost and just sec
for yourself.

What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; 10 bleach the skin and to
bring out the roses, the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon Juice
alone is acid, therefore irritating, and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way. Strain through fine cloth
the juice of two fresh lemons into a
bottle containing about three ounces
of orchard white, then shake we'll and
you have whole quarter pint OF skin
and complexion lotion at about the
cost one usually pays for a small jar
of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to
strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets
into the bottle. then this lotion will
remain pure and fresh for months.
When applied daily to the face, neck,
arms and hands it should help to
bleach, clear, smoother and beautify
the skin.
Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very little
cost and the grocer has the lemons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

then-money was the only thing men
toned"
"Of course" she continued in the
letter. they say blind people are not
as unhappy as those who are deaf and
dumb, but it makes my mothers heart
bleed to know my only daughters life
will be unhappy.
Il have felt so deeply on the sub.
ject l have not as yet been able to go
to Mollie. l could not bear to witness
her grief, and l have persuaded Mr..
Trent, who knows my sympathetic ma
ture much better than even your poor
dear father did, to get tickets for Cali
fornia, and we will see you almost as
soon as you get this letter."
By the time reached this point in
the letter | was perfectly furious and
l simply began tearing it into little
pieces. That selfish, egotistical old
woman who had spoiled the life of her
first husband and nearly ruined the
lives OF all ker children by her neglect
Of them when they were young, was
again to get out of any trouble and fly
away to more congenial atmosphere.
l looked at Dick. He had finished Mol.
lies letter and his eyes were filled
with tears.
by Jove. those people have cour.
age" he said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-28

limbs. | began taking the Anuric
Tablets according to directions. [
took the contents OF the package and
l can say, and speak in the bounds of
truth, that have not had rheuma-
tism since. l have no indigestion
and am not constipated. The relief
given me by Anuric could not be
more satisfactory"
When the uric acid affects the It's
sues, muscles and joints, it causes
lumbago, rheumatism, govt or sciat-
lea. THIS is the time to try Anuric.
Write DR.. Pierce, send 1Uc for large
trial package OF the tablets-this Will
prove to you that Anurlc is many
times more potent than lithia and
eliminates the uric acid from the
system as hot water melts sugar, or,
ask your druggist now for tifty-cent
bottle of Anuric double strength)
Mr.. Joseph E. Moore, of 1920 AL
ely E, Wheeling, w. Va, says: For
the last seven years have been hay
ing bladder trouble in the worst form.
at these times excretions would pass
too freely-could not control it-and
then | would have what the doctors
called spasms at neck of the bladder
and 1t would shut off SO that Just a
few drops came at a time and caused
great distress. The water would be-
come dark and ropy with thick sedi-
ment. Nothing l took seemed to give
me any relief. Just recently | learn
ed OF DR.. Pierce's Anuric Tablets and
they have given me more real relief
than anything have ever tried. Wa
ter has cleared up and is now its nat
ural color, l have better control, and
my bladder is much stronger. Anyone
suffering as did will find Anuric
good and should give it q fair and
impartial trial."