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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC:

Ordinances of the city make it obligatory upon property owners, under penalties for neglect, to re- pair and keep in good condition all sidewalks ,abutting upon their premises. Attention is, called to these ordinances, and citizens are notified to repair their sidewalks, where needed, in order to avoid in- creased cost, which would fall on them, if the city is obliged to take formal action in the matter.
 Respectfully
 c. J. Lomen, Mayor.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

and will be placed in commission before that date.
 Moreover, it is stated that while most of this tonnage will be used for service purposes, the excess of the amount needed being quite considerable a large quantity win be available for freighting.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

artillery is now being used much more extensively than ever. The new positions have all been held successfully against repeated Ger man counters. The general opinion is that the Haig forces are now try ing to cut through to southern Bel gium.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE: WAS
 UNWELL, THEY ASSERT

Eccles is said to have been in ill health and threatened with insanity He later escaped his attendants and since has not been found. It is be- lieved that the man has destroyed himself.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
PIONEER IGLOO & HOTEL.

Reopened under new manage ment.. Has been thoroughly reno vated and reftted. Everything Clean, Sanitary and Up-To-Date. Also the only house keeping apart ments in Nome.. Large Library & Reading Room for the accomoda- ton of guests.
 MRS. JNO MONOHAN Prop.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

LONDON, June 5.-The British offensive continues upon an en- larged scale today taking in practi' cally every section of the front whereupon the forces of Haig are located.
 Gains continue, these being more general than extensive while the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

PORTLAND, Ore, June 4.-W. s. Eccles, the son of a wealthy Salt Lake family attempted sul- eide here following a long carousal by drinking lysol, form of car bo.ic acid common as an antiseptic
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

gard to the war in Europe, it is cer- tain that the men will this time escape without any difficulty.
 The reasons for a new trial are purely technical.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

fee states that no material damage was done by the raiding taubes this afternoon. Each taube carried two men. The downed machine fell in the waters of the Thames and has proved to be rot so seriously dam aged. The machine guns of the British flyers brought it to earth.
 GET TEE NEWS RIGHT. REAP THE WORKER
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

mediately effective and the divers were not seen after the shells had landed. That both sank is unques- tionable The captain is receiving congratulations for this clever feat. Naval gunnerc were responsible tor the markmapship.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

Two coal mines and other eXten- sive properties came under French dominion again today by reason Of the advance. The Germans had operated these up to the last min ute.
 VIENNA, June 5.-The War Staff makes public the Italian losses to- day to show that the drive has been much more serious in the persona, injuries inflicted upon the enemy than the Austrians.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

Let IF estimate on Jour Job Work Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

NJ. PASCOFF. LADIES t& GENTS TAILOR. Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALI WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

Der lid oui Der Sobrt p0u 5olouifi
Iuad Algiers beiau0.M
C0ie @ericutimg 0es Iauipicrs
aou 34.d9l Sonnen ipiir0c eiuen 9le
forO fiir 0en 6i50criaen @erlauf oes
Slt6morinctriegeS bcouteu, Ser
grobte 0nnpiet, Ser bor6cr perientt
muroc, mar Scr Iampier o2ulfanfa
oou Scr Gmaro 2inie~ SCR cinen
Ruunin6olt bon 3O,a06 Eonnen
5otte.
@0s 59iii oas am meiiien ser
IN Dem 9eridtc seaebcucu 9diIOe.
rpig 5lt cntiprcdcn idjeint, iii 0er
Gonpicr oStoten0am~. mclder ia
england fiir sic oSoaunO. glmcrifa
Snlie" gebuut wuroc, ais ser Seriea
onSbroD, lu0 meI6cr ipater BON ocr
britiiben 9leoieuing iibcrnommea
wrrOe. Dic Gouuagc 0eS EampierS
miro in Oen neueiten 9lorine Refor
Den init lngcfd6r $4,000 lruppea
on9cgcbcn. @S uur0e bcridtet, SAB
oieler 9anpier bon ser &cgierpug
ais EranSport benuet puroe.
@on oen nit giamGi Qcnonuten
onocren Sdifien Die IN 0em oet
lden gIQmiralit0tS6eridte crud6nt
lreroen murGe pic nGccanio1 am 2i.
6ebuiar ais perleuft acmeloqt; oie
,,Gorio4 om %. 5ebr., sic .@tooa
lono" ON 21 6ebruar imo Ser Gam
pier oErocouiiioS~ ON 3. 92dr5.
Die &criaufiing ocS itolieaiicbcu
Gompfcrs oGuloen5a~ lit bisbcr
ludt 9elneIoet iporocn; ser Gampfcr
hl5r rad ben arinc.8eribtcn am
g. Somlar Don 9ienos 9lircs nacl
@elnla ob iulO ON 81 Sauuor bon
0otQr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
@iaa toSl2

81 Baio EemS, A N16rs.
@ne 5attion ser Giaa- slulta Sat 0ic
9ln9obc gcmadt ooB sSrancisco giaa
in on gergca IN Der 9}16e BON 4at
anoreS Der &mscueni3iiuoung cr.
legen iii.
lie on0cre 5afiton Der @iaaiitan
iaet 0ieier @eribt iei auSocaebea
iuoroel in sic @eipcgnnQeu Scr
%iHa 9trcitfrdite 9c0eim Sit 6alten
lmo tie fiigt 5iu5u SAB @iaa ioIbeu
@eu9eI an Mluuiicn leioc, oaB ct
nidt im Stonoe iei, einc Gficuiiuc
Srr Dirdiii0ruug 3il hrin9ett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

0ic rs Senntorcn luelc9c 0aS
.D}aniicil imtcr5eibncteL woreu:
Icnlofratcn 9lS6urit @onf1eoO,
@cd6anL 8roriioro, 9rDaL G6an-
6srlain &6ilton. 6let1er, &ar0pii
Nitc9cod, Soils Su96es, SNting,
Sames lm0 So6uion Siio Gofota;
acrn 2ca, see, 2ewis inio @}artin,
%r8iniq; @Sortiuc, 9}clu sSericp}
0loers, gIemlonOs, Suernon, Gpcit
&6elGn &ittmon &omerene, Slams.
oea, &ec6, &obiulon Salisbury,
Sbairot6, G6epparO, S6icloS, Gin.
uoHS mo Smith, Georgia, 6nit6
Olarulono; Suit6, SiiO.Gorolino;
5mauIoM GGoaaS, G1ompion Gia.
man, llnoeruooo, &oi5 uno SSil-
linmS 46.
9cpu6lifaner @ora6, groop,
@rcnoc0ce. Gotrom Glarf Golt
Curtis, Iilng5an Oh &out, San,
6crnalo, Soroing SoneS 2oOoc,
GicGiun6cr, @}cSenn, 9}elion 0iiDcr,
Sage, &oiuoegter S6crman Smitb
(@1iG), Smoot, Sterling, Sutbcr.
lono, SopnicnO, @oOSmort6, gSar-
rciL g9otIon uno Mccts 80.
Son 0en iic6cu 5enaiorct sic
foinc SteanQ uo6ncn, warcn 0rci,
@alliugcr luo Coli Gcpublifoner,
m0 Gore, Gcnlotrot megeu &ronf.
6eit oboeieno. Dic Senatoren 2ippit,
9}emiblifancr, imO Syo6nion bon
Mlite lmo Smit6 Don glri5ona. Ge-
mofrotcL poren perreiit lu0 9cnc
tor Gulbcrion 0cmofrat troi nidt
redi5eitig i'm 5cnot cin, I'M ieiue
Stlnmc o6se6en 81 f0men.
Ger SGhlB DER Siblmg I'M Gcnat
piiulili@ um y ll0r @,ittaGS fam
o6rGpt; ciu lmQcmo6nliher A6iAm6
lmley una0p66nlitbcu llmiidn6cn.
&icc -f%rdii0eut 9RorGoIl ho!tt Sc.
q6lidti0t, icine 1cpo6nte 2c6cuo6I-
9laiprade 5u 9cltca. Senator 9io-
btuion BON }lrtonios iiI6rte 0en &or
iie 2cuator @ithcod 6otte Oosg2ort.
@r iebtc icine Geoe SIT 0uniien Scr
&orloae iort 9ldh0em Ct iait 5ruei
ztHnoen 9eiprode'J 6ielt en- alL tuo
eS mar 4 llhr 45. ais 0oS Nuorlnt
ieiigcilellt mur0e
&ddocu oa5 Gueram oldgeruict
poroen mar DernAie Gcnaior ga
6oQcite icin 9eiies, lscnotorSitd)cod
an Scr 6orictuug ieincr9lc0e bp Der.
1inoeru o6cr alf sen 9lntroa OcS
ScnotorS &ofc Smit6. ser init ii6ers
mGltiacNocr @loioritGt 0nrbaing,
unr0e @rn. 0itNcod erlou5t, iori5n.
io6reu
senator S5itdcod 6etonte nohmal5
SAB Sic @ciiruoricr oer N}oBuo5uc
nidt iiir sen Grieg ciitretcu mo cr
utrioo Die @ortc Ocs &rGiiOcntcn
&lIlon IN ieincr lcstci 9otlc0ait an
oca Gon0rcB, hi mclAer ser Frdii-
oent logtc CT lpiir0e nllc5 IN ciNeu
ardlten 2icscnOc t6lm un oas 2apo
mls Dem &rieNc lcrauS 5u hdltcn.
Ger Stconcr pcrrlt6cilte ihieBlic6 IN
i6orieu 9Sorien bic @ct6oocL Our6
Wclae Oic @lobuobmc 9ct0otet NOR
lfSnrtirhnnn iirhr y. GritrA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05


gSo ibtn0ton, A. @ldr5.
8m0ii Senotorcn, geiiibrt bon Senn.
tor ga SoQette lno crmilt6igt BON
Geaaior Stouc, Oem 0euotratii6cd
&oriibar 6oS Gomitc'S iiir ousldnoi-
i6e Ncjicblngen trosten 0anl 9Al.
len ciner iibcrmdlfisepOeu 0(ajoritdt
tu @eiergB ino pcrpaigcrtei 0em
%rdHOeiicd oie bon inn naAacin9te
&olfnao6t, amcritanii1e panoelSs
i9iiic 5l armircn in0 onoere 0itttel
cr 6eirlbctb i'm aacrifdniide Redtc
Gcgen ole 0cttidc Su6nlariuc-@ciabr
5u 6ei6iiBcn.
Sin Sili5ulier 0rub ser &orlagc
0cs @ra6 Icriclbc ignr bon Ocn
Senetorcn q 6oaettc, 9torriS, @ron
no SoneS mo GitrnlinS mo 9InOe.
rcu iiiceuirt lporOcn, sic entiueOer
iiber6aupt feiue ocrctigc fsorloae
paiiirt ic5cu moilteii oocr cbcr init
Der Soiilma, Die Der Senuts6ill bon
Sem Gon,ite fit onsldnOiidle 9c5ic
bmi9en Ncaeben morOen mar, uidt
cinDerliunOen poren.
Ter 8ili6aitcr lpor criolgrcic6,
troboem 76 5eaatorcn Elm M}oniicN
rmtcr5eidmctcu, III pch0clt lie crflGr
ten COS iie Osm %rdiioenten bic &c
luiiuibte &oanoAt jt gebcu 6creit
icien uu0 iiir Die Nia 0eitinnit ba
ben lUiir0clJ penn cine 9lblhmnuina
nibt Dcr5inocrt woroen let.
Dos Mauiieit mics aus6riidli6
0aranf 0in Dab oo9 SouS an Con-
neriioa 9I6cno cine G6nliGe gorlagc
NIT AO3 ocgeu is Stimmeu paiiirt
Dditc.
GgeBc6u Gcnatorcn mcigerfen iitD,
0icie9 @lauiicit 5t tmter5ci6ncu;
o6er circr ocriclbcn, Senator &en
roic, &cpl6litancr BON &elni1lpo-
uicn fiiu6igte an oaB CT iiir oic
&orlaoc gcitiinnt 6abci miiroe, !pdra
@ciegcn5eit oc9c6cn morOeu iiber
GiciaI5e ab5sltnnmen
Die ~ ScnatorciJ melc9e ncbcr
ben is 0litglcocrn oeS S>anie$ c3
a6le6nieu oeni &raiioeuteu gSilion
Gle BON ibnI ud6Benldte Grindtbti
sung 3n GebaL loMcn:
Gcpnblitmcr Giapp, N}inue
iota; GumaiiHa, Sowo; @r6nia
ylor0 Dafoias acnDon soma; ga
sSoIlcite, @isconiiu; 9iorrie 9tc
bra@io; Morris, California z.
Gemoirdten GirbD, g(rfanias;
Cane, Oregon; N'@ornan, 9SelU.
9orf; Stone, @iiiouri; @oroasan,
2diiiiiippi 3.
Iie uaAile9cnoen ~&eprdicutauteu
Iinutea ant DomicriiaG gegcn Dic
GrNdbtianr9g @iQ iu Sonr:
Stcpuhlironer 9ene0ict, @aliior
nic; Gar0, @i5eoniin; Cooper isis
coaiit; Ga5is, aGiHHciota; &cleci.n,
&ort6 GaIota; 2inobcro6, @lNncio
ia; glclloa &isconiin; Staiipro,
&iscoulin; @iIioL S0iuoiS 8.
0euotratcn Gcdcr NGiiouri;
G6adclicrO &liliorri S6cymoo0,
ohio 3.
Sc5iaIiit 2onOon glcp Dorl
II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

gcrlin / NlGr5, orabtIos mad
Sopoiac, 4. Dlars. Gin 6eItiidier
eranSportoampier Dpn 3g,494 son,
men, Scr ungef16r 500 Dlonn Solo.
nial &riippen glrtiaerie lino au.
pallerie an @oro bafte, lit am "a.
,Sebrliar our6 ciu ocuticbcS Saltc6.
boot i'm @iittelmeer Uerfclft luoroen,
uie 6eute oom oeihid)cu 9leihS.9)2o,
rineamt mntli6 angcIilnOiat lpur0e.
Sin G6eil Scr an @orO beiinOliben
Srnppcn lit unaefomneu.
PIN 80. 5c6rnar wurOe Gin nit
Sutppcn beicetcr Tanpicr bon etiua
5000 Goinen in sen @runO ac6o6rt.
Gin 5000 Eounen SranSportoonipfer
inter GScoroc pnroe am II. S5e0r.
perlentt sInBerOem wirO i'll oem @e.
ri1t oie 3erit6rung bon IS onoeren
Gompicrn nit eiuem @eiannltroilin.
iu5olt BON mebr olS 25,000 Gonnen
gemelOet.
g'a@itc6cuO Scr ooIlc @ortIont ser
01ittbeiluno;
o@on oeutideu lluterIec6ooten
wnroen IN scr Sperr5onc OeS aRit
telrnecrcS sic no1ltc6enoeu Sdiffc
oerienfi:
o9Im IL 6c6rtar, iiiolic6 oonNlol,
ia, EranSportoampfcr bon ca. 5000
Gonncn bcla0cn nit Cargo lmo eS
cortirt bon aric8SidJiiieu, in oitlidcr
9li@hmg fo6renO.
slm o. 8a6rnar Srousport Sam.
bier bon etua 5000 Eonneu 0idt
bclebt nit 3uippcn, cScortirt boa
&riegSiAillcn; iaruer transport
gampier bon ingei1Gr 5000 Tonnen
init Cargo e6cniaaS eScorfirt
9inl 2l 6ebruar beiiiifter GrouS.
pprt0ompier BON 3A,49A Ionuen nit
diua 500 @lauu &oIouial Irappcu
9lrtiQerie uno &aDaaerie ali
9oro. Gin E6eil Der Irnppen lit
9lnber Ocn obiaen Correspondence
piern purOen 1S oH6ere Sdiiie nit
einem @eiammt Rauninbolt BON
251G6 &ounan tiir5Iib i'm a1ittcl.
meer perienft ltiter Oieien bcian.
ocn iib Der itolicniidyc 0oupicr
oGceauia", 1900 Gonncn, Ser CSC
treioe an 9orO 6oitc inns iid oitf
Der SSobrt bon 9lucrifa nod STATEN
oclono; ierner Scr britiihc Gunlpicr
oGorlo," 326l Gonucu, SET pcr6orgc
ne Arnirlng bette mo cine SdOlug
uon 5000 Sonten eiicuer3, 9einioo
men um0 9olnmuoI(e bon @om6ap
na:D Slll 6riiQen poIlte, ser armir
ie italieniiAe Sompicr .Rruoeu5a0
1907 Ionnat nit ploiS, aui ser
6abrt bon glrgcntinien uacb Sta
lien; ser ihtpc0ii9eGonpierv v3fooq.
louO," 2900 Gonueu ser &oble an
SorO 6ottc uno BON 93orfoIf naA
Stalicu hlhr; scr grichi@e Sam.
pier uErocouilioS4, 3537 Eouncu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
CingelC3worrn
BrafOfat 8iliOa flr
SluCjteM SCrmin.
2eGt DurGbcrricG bite
6em 9lrttSei5 nb.

&cripri@t fcicrIic1 Sic GonItitution
mlircdt 81 cr1oItcn in oacn ari-
len pcI@cn iid sic g}otiou scgcn-
ii6cr ic9cu moo. 9(acS bcrcit
fir bic Deutigcn Snouourotion8-
5cicrli@fcitcn. 2ic guuoas
Souptftaot nit @ciu4eru oefaat.
g8oiBinGtom a. @ldr5. ~
@roIibcnt 9Silion lcgte bcute @tittog
ii icncm 3iHmcr in 9optol 3ult
5wcitcn 0lolc ben 9lntScio ob,, llno
morgen mirOtcr iorniel nit oifents
liden Gcremonien in lcHl 9lmt cingc
fii6rt mcr0en.
llmgebei BON sen W}itolic0crn ici.
ucr oifi5iclen 8anilie, mie0cr6olte
Ger SSrdiiocnt sen fcierlitDcn 5d)mur,
oaB CT sic Gonitihttion ouiredt cr.
1altcn mer0e, metde &riiiS ou@ ims
ner bic Slation confroutircn m09e.
gio6ocm cr 6cn @io nobgcipro.
den, oen oor 1875 Syd6rcn gSol6hg
ton 5rn critcn @}oic o1aelcot, fiibtc
er bic Gibcl oi Scr StctIe, 0ic loutct,
Der %crr lit llnicrc 3llfhtdt cine
ltctS 8e9cnmotigc @alic in Der 3cit
oer 9lotb.
99erri6tcr S86ita bonn 96cr6us
oeS9eri@t no9m sem sEr1ii0cntcn Oea
Nqll@ci0 aO uH0 mar Ger Grite, Oea
%rdloanien 8li 6cgHidpiiuiJ6eu. @ic
Sooro oeS %rn g8iliou ic9atteno,
iagte CT:
.Sr &raiiociit ia bin ie0r, ie6r
aiidii6."
/ Conn folGten sic 9liigIie0cr oe8
Cabinets, I'M oem Brdiioenten ibre
&ratlilotionen 5u ilberuittcIn.
@tor9el miro Der &rdii0ent uti
oec Gnaugltral Nribimc nodmalS Sen
Gio u6lencu.
Gicc Aradocut @ori60n Ic0te
Gelte 0cn Gi0 uC6t ob. Gr mir0
iuorGeu Ia Qer epc5ial 5ibung 0cs
G5aiat8 nit 6cp ii6lid)eu @eremoneu
cmecicluorcu mer0cn.
%aae @adi mar sic SMipiitaOi
Unit &auicn0cn BON 9eiudcrn 0cidQt
mcId2 aol olen pier @det ocS 2aa.
0cS 5Niemmeiacir5mt porcu. @cnn-
glcicG bic 6ewlihfeiten olti gSuuM
oca &rdlioeidqa sen llnii6n0eu gc.
mas 70 cialoG mic m05lib Owd1c,
iiibrt ucr0Gl ioqqn mcr0cn iie ii6
BOD Eic6t I'M 9,a1emeiuea bon sen
irii9crcn mtcriWei0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05
e3adicu aaa ucritediem 96c8.

@artin9er, 2do A. M}dr3.
0ie SSnrn oc5 fiirjlic6 ueritorbeuen
So3n SourleStp, eircs Ginic0lerSg
miro sur set aocb cinem neritcdtca
4dQB iiHterild)t. ,Solrlesfp crs
3dblte unraittelbor Dor iaincm 9ooe
me5rercn &erioucn odB er cine ar0.
Bcre Gllmme @cl0es III ciuer SShle
auI letner 6arm Dcrborgcn Dabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-05

9}a66cu ser 9SrGiioait Sen @io
Q69clcgt 5at un0 pou scr 8ri6iiuc
por Dem &dpitol iame Snatgltra.
tiols Sleoc gc5oltci 6at piro cr pdc
Gem vg9ciBea 0olde" on ser 5piee
Ser $goroOe 5rriidio6ren. Gr iUirr
oot oicicI6e pclDe ii9 ouS ocr
5eruoragcu0iicn &erioncn 0cs Gan.
ne5, ocm @uitdr, io,pie Wlorine Or.
gauiiatioucn uno chtcr lan1en Slei6c
pon 0elclationen bon @iirgcrn 5u.
IoHiHcnicbt ob9Olten.
Yer @rdiiOett Bate Gcnte 9tadt
ieinc 0ie0e nod nicbt icrtiagaltcllt.
!Qidn crmartct nele Gntlpidehmpcn
in scr internatioualcu Gage, imO
mon 9lou6t SAB or in 9}c3ug ouf
bic 6ciuaiincte Geutrolit0tS @eieb,
.uorln0c Ocu bon i6n cin5uicblogen-
Den @ca III ser fonmeuocu @crlpol.
tltng er6rterl miro.
1oS tQlte, nit gic6el bermiIcbtc
9iegenuetter, lpeldes geitcrn 0pnIog
ii5er ud5rtc, bat Sen 0eforotionen
uno Ocn ,SlogGen nit oenen iicb sic
StaOt oeihniidt 6ot @doNeu bcrci-
tet nno iicllt 0ns @eitcr bic UeOnlO
scr oieIeu @ciu8er oui cine burte
@ro6c Sir morocn ieOob 1T ouf.
fidrcuoeS, fii6leS gSctter ougciogt
uuO 6oift man SAB bierOur1 Nie &c.
forationen pie0er in neuem @lan5
criAcnelt peroen
&lnOelic lieBcn iih niMt ob6altcu,
Die Denomination Ser Suiirogcttcu
oujui.6aucL oic i'm itdrtIten 9ieoeu-
pcticr ror Dem @ciBeu @oje &ut6e
iiouoct
ltmfoiicn0c &orfe6runs
0cu 5nr 9cibiibnng
SSilion's.
" g Dtn0 I o IL, A. W}0r3. gties
mols oor6cr in Ocr @eic6idltc Der
@crciniatcn Stoatcn iin0 iolDe al.
Beror0enili@c &ortc0rrnacu 0eIroi.
len morOcn, ocn ASrdiiOcutcn ser
&ereiniGieu 2tooien por ,Granfs"
oner gltlentateru 3il iaiiBeu, mic uG6-
reno Der geeempdrli0en SHauglra.
ou5-5sicri6!ei.et
Se0er @e0eimoienii6eante i'm
i'm Dieniie ocr @ua0cS-&eaieuiug lit
naN Der 9moes6auptitaot berllieu
Inn oorii6er 5u iOahcn, OaB
Ocm 2ouOcSo6cg6mtpt feiu 9ei0 ee.
i;6c6t.
Die 2Rmldtnmcn0cn uelde cnt-
lana Der Hontc Acr Nnan0urotionS
&arooe periommclt iem merocn, nm
pas 1bouipiel an3nIe6cu wcrOcn
itarf olrblett iein nit @c6eim0ienii-
@OH3iitcu mo Spc5iol.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08
Bring the Riddles

along. We will fill them up on Butter-kist
Pop Corn, that Tcotsie kind. Popped,
cleaned and buttered by electricity. I'm
touched by hands. Strictly sanitary.
sample sack for every boy and girl who
brings their father or mother to our Grand
Opening Saturday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08


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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-03-08


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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-07
WILLOW CREEK, IND.

The Ladies' Aid society met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
T Mcknight.
George Carver and wife spent
Monday with South Bend friends.
The new conrete highway is now
open to the public TO the Kennedy
school house
ON Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. +. Bry-
son of Elkhart visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Eberhart.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mcknight
were guests Sunday of Robert and
Mrs. Mcknight, and in the evening
returned 10 their home in Toledo.
Miss Marie Wedell visited Miss
Ruth Christian of Mishawaka Satur-
day and Sunday.
David Shannon gave & Thanks
giving dinner in honor of all their
children.
Carl Beall and family Of NIisha-
waka We're guests OF MT. and Mrs..
Alfred Ludwig Thanksgiving day.
Arthur Snyder Of Texas was
guest AT A Thanksgiving dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sny-
der.
John T. Mcknight and wife visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. +. Colbert Of Nish-
awake Thursday
Isabella, Marie and Anna Vinson
OF Mishawaka were entertained
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Alice
Jude.
Church services as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a m. preaching at
II a. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-07
INGRAM Of NAVY
LEADS SCORING
Middle HaIfbaCk Made 162
Points in Past Season.
COnrOy is Second.

NEW YORK. Dec T. ~ Notwith-
standing the limitations imposed
upon eastern college football as a
result of the war. the struggle for
individual scoring honors has been
almost as close as in past seasons
when the game was the principal
feature of varsity sport activity
Although Quarterback Ingram of
the United States Naval Academy
team finished i'm the lead he was
closely pressed for the better part
of the fall by several players from
other institutions including OHphant
Of the army; COnroy, STarthmore;
Berry, Pennsylvania and Whitchill
of Rutgers.
Ingram scored 1872 points for the
Niddies during the season Of eight
games which was considerably more
than a third of the total of 442
points credited to the navy. enabling
il 10 finish second among the east
ern and southern colleges from the
standpoint of high scoring. His
record shows 10 touchdowns and AS
goals from touchdowns.
Oliphant Is Third
ConrOy scored the same number
OF touchdowns as Ingram but the
Swarthmore player fell far short of
the latter's opportunities TO kick
goals from touchdowns and while
he registered four field goals his
total is > points short OF that of
Ingram. Oliphant comes third with
II touchdowns. 20 goals from touch
downs and one field goal for total
of 1875.
Gerry Of Pennsylvania leads the
section i'm the held goals, having
kicked seven during the season.
three of which came in the game
against Michigan. He scored but 10
touchdowns and - goals therefrom
so that his complete record is 100
Whitehill of Rutgers is but two
points lower than Berry and one
point higher than Martin, also of
the navy team.
Migrants record for the 1917 sea
son is two points lower than that
which Gilroy of Georgetown made a
year ago and just equals the 1915
figures made by Barrett Of Cornell.
The leading point scores among the
eastern college players for each
season of the past five years is
shown in the following tabulation:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-07
ARMENIANS DYING BY
THOUSANDS OF HUNGER

NEW YORK. Dec. Thousands
OF old men, women and children who
sought refuge i'm the Caucasus from
barbarities of the Turks in Armenia
IRE dying from hunger as a direct
result of the overthrow OF the Rus
sian provisional government, accord
ing 10 a cable message received Dec.
y by Sec'y of State Lansing from T..
Wiiloughby Smith, American consul
at Tihis. Russian Caucasus. and
made public here Thursday by the
American committee for Armenian
and Syrian relief.
The counter revolution eliminated
automatically the funds provided by
the provisional government for the
maintenance OF orphanages and asy-
lums and for the distribution of food
and clothing to the refugees the
message states.