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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
Berlin Celebrates Fall
OF Riga; Whole City Is
Joining in Great Jubilee

BERLIN, Sept 4-Berlin took a hol-
iday today to celebrate the fall of Riga.
The whole city was ablaze with
flags, notices and pictures. All schools
were closed and the people on the streets
held jubilees over the victory The
scenes were reminiscent of earlier days
of the war when Berlin was celebrating
Hindenberg's victories against the Rus
SLAMS.
Merchants of Hamburg and Bremen
took occasion to telegraph the kaiser
assuring him of their loyalty and thei"
determination to hold out, ''repulsing
all foreign interference in Germany'B
internal affairs
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
Aimed at a Woodchuck,
Out Popped a Squirrel

CROTON. n. Y, Sept. fudge,
when 1 was aiming at a woodchuck.
which the law allows me to shoot out
popped a squirrel and gets into the
line of fire" explained Vincent Buck
mel, yanked before the laws majesty
for violation of the game laws.
That's a good story" remarked JUS
tice Bailey. You're acquitted of vio-
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shooting firearms"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
Crap Game Brings
Murder and Arrests
Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)

CSpeclal DlSpatch TO Inc JOURNAL
COLUMBUS, Ga. Sept 4.-Several
negroes are confined in the Muscogee
Jail and the officers are looking for at
least one white man in efforts to place
responsibility for the killing of John
Butler, negro, in crap game here fol-
lowing a general row. The negro was
shot after he had won the money of the
crowd several of whom were white
men.
The investigation is still going on,
and IT is announced that more arrests
are to be made in the case. Those
jailed include Will Thomas, Philip
Sharp, John Carnes and Ed Bailey.
These blacks refuse to talk other than
to deny their own guilt. The dead
negro was buried here today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
Spanish Ship Burns
Off Coast of Florida

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. 5.-The
Spanish three-masted schooner Aigu
Freda, from Barcelona to Jacksonville.
has been burned to the waters edge.
twenty miles off the coast here. The
crew of eelven were all savd, but two
wre seriously burned when the fire ex-
ploded a gasoline tank aboard. The small
boats were picked up by fishing
smack.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
First Georgia Regiment
Changed to Artillery

MACON. Ga, Sept. 4.-Speculation as
to which of the three Georgia regiments
is to become artillery in conformity with
the army reorganization plan ended
Monday when il was learned the First
regiment of Savannah will be changed
to the One Hundred Eighteenth artil-
lery. The Fifth Georgia will remain
infantry and be known as the One Hun
dred Twenty-fourth regiment. The
Second regiment will become the One
Hundred Twenty-third
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
Grand Duke Michael,
Mr.. Romanoff's Brother
And Wife Held for Plot

PETROGRAD, Sept 4.-Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch. brother of the
former emperor, and his wife have been
placed under arrest in connection wirh
the counter revolutionary plot recently
unearthed.
According to the Den, Grand Duke
Dmitri-Paulovitch also has been ar
rested.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-07
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

sudden turning movement on the Cam brai front yesterday and but for the fact that the British Staff approhcndrd such a movement, owing to the snidon diversion of the German attacks to the Gonnclieu sector yesterday u severe setback would probably have been sus. uincd by the British forces
 The forecast of the German move mcnt. however, enabled thc EruSh to draw back most ,f their troops aud guns in time to escape the German trap at the first atnck and ~o saved them from being caught when the Germans launched their ftukna att Jacks.
 owing to the hupossihliDy of mol- ing several of the large field p.cccs near the forward lines, they were blown np by the British to proven. them falling info the hands of Inc enemy The area from which the British were forced to rctnro i+ conn rarativcly slight and does mot ser
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
LEONARD DEFEATS
 SAILOR KIRK
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 DENVER, Nov. &o-Bcforc the con
 usio1 of the first round of the ling
 title between Benny Leonall and .ilor Frank Kirk held in this clts yesterday. the Sailor was stretched out hors du combat h> a wen dIrcc.ad low from the paddcd fist of th, lad rom saginaw.
 The fighting Wos furious from the first tap of the bell, both boys boring in with will until the knockout punch was put over by Leonard and his opponent went down for the count
 The match attracted wide interest and the battle Wa~ attended hy tistic followers from all parts of the country in spite of the prospect that an effort might be made to have the contest prevented,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press

ny NsSoCldl'u TTeba-
 % '.bNDON Dcc. In an open letter ln th1 government urmted n ;he Lou- don p1pers Nrsterd">. the Marpui- Of I.anedoWnc. formcl leader of the UnionisJ party in he House of Lords and one of the most distinguished nohlrmou of tnc Butisb Empli". strongly urges upon the government the necessity for J chang" of attltodo toward the war question and delivers strong plea for a revision of tho alhcd wu aims. .\s the plea of th" Marquis Is couchcd in terms winch are dccidcdN displcosing to tho vast mass of the British pcopl" he k today being scored from one end of .h, British Empire to the other. both press and public wing in th"il d"nunciatious
 In urging that the allies rovlsc then expressed intention of suhjugatne
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
ALLIES MAY WARN RUSSIANS
 AGAINST SEPARATE PEACE

considering the advisahility of issuing an open statement to tho I;ussau poo- pie for their eudou in t. present crisis m their affairs amt will also de- liver a warning as to the seriousness of the step the state is tllnc if it follows Inc separate pau.. plan pro- posed hy the Bolshovikl pH'N in the event of ii peace pact oci'e cen 'pa- ed.
 The Russians will be cau.o...j 'oat such action cannot be looked gpun ny
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
BRITISH HAVE HARROW ESCAPE FROM DEFEAT
VICE CRUSADERS CLAm0R FOR
 IMPEACHMENT OF HI GILL

ivc~ 1sS'r''d tb11 ii" department tu.- lv endorsed tb, action taken h< .o- croi Greene u fornidding nj- troops visiting th" city except {" rportu. hu4inc--. dccl~.na ru.' ~s.h acton was imperative in vton ot'Ho mmnt condition of Inc to~u. \ nmhcr Of otbrl rroHin,ut persons "aounced ''.- Ni., coalitions and dr,.ud,d the .".'rlchu n, of Mayor G.3 rom. the speakers declared. i- permitting the unWhoIceom" mmoru conditions 10 flourish unchochcd
 The meeting later adopted 1 r,eolu ton urging thc city council ,o mpcach
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

Gcrm1nN. Jhr A.l1ue uecs tuet ot 1 that some ~on1r'r ,fo.- ta oaurc 4oac, ho maa, hA i1, llal &'>rrumont- h,fn tbr N. "rh jf- tremendous r.~r~ in hyos auJ u"nrN
 u~ ln, rwi'ul world The ll.- so"uI uot d,~u Il" .uom..r Ger luN. b, dc.1p,, Ior ~houd '. a.,.r rnuul.I world attempt :o mpu~o up ou the Germans a form of 4o.,nm.uf against then choice
 In conclusion ho -u>- '.u' ln. "n Uou~ hlN of t6, auc- Is r. --n.u
 peaceful settlement "t 'o, au44h acforc th. whole world Is uUro5ra md ruin Is 'hr portion of .' nations
 m. display of weakness IaHaa'.f l" uDo statement Is severely rN,.r.f.I os .hD NW. which prnt~ n- vdHu.f I. t,lcrrnc, thereto under .U. y4ruuu. The White Fhg" and the uu,nHin2
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

PARIS, Dec. 1.--For the first time in several weeks, .he Germans flung their weight against the French lines last night but were totally unable to gain any advantage as a result of their efforts
 The auctions of the Germans were directed to the Verdun sector and two weighty attacks were made on the French positions A severe engage ment resulted but the French were able to preserve their head line intact and the Germans finally desisted after suf- fering considerable losses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
FLORENCE REED TONIGHT
 BILL HART SUNDAY

"II'. own Wu}" great AutuN feature produced b> .1o American Film O. in which tlor,oo, I;.nd, the well known nm ~'ac m- 'h" leading role is ou thc hjlI al the Dream tonight
 on Sunday night William <. Hart in his latest Triangle play will be the otocuon In The Aryon" Gu Hart takes >ou back far across the country
 the great Mohove Desert into the heart of aWlcss muue ramr where Inc bad men live utterly diercgadnG the rights of others, IT you want to sec yl picture of real western life, of the passions and hearts of the men who live m tha. part of the world don't fail to see Hll IIou n "Tho Aryan."
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
SWEDEN MEDiATlNG BETWEEN
 RUSSIA AND GERMANY
B. Associated Press.

B. Associated Press.
 LONDON, Dec IA Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Cos agency here asserts that the Swedish legation at pcWograd is to act as the mediator between Russia and Germany in the settlement of the details for preliminary proceedings in connection with :hc armistice pro- posals of the Russian government
 The dispatch says an agreement to this effect was made by Sweden yes terday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

LONDON. Dec l. X Russian dl~- patch received by inc puN Non to- doy asserts that Sihcriu n, erc.t eastern province of Russia hts or I. about to declare its udcpcudyu.c ot jhc Russian sovonmcut
 According 10 the M9iI Wuouu,purut ministers from the Nouous districts have appointed a meeting place in the government pahr, ot Omsh and Sl- bcrian flags arc being displayed ou all public buildings throughout thc province.
 The report mtim9tcs that 'hc,c i4
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. That the allies may take action toward delivering a formal warning to the people of Rus sia relative to the serious possibilities involved in the present efforts of the peace with the Central powers is the substance of a statement given to the press today by Lord Roher. Cecil.
 The Blockade Minister stated that the allied governments are at present
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
GERMANS FAIL IN VIOLENT
 vEROUN ATTACK

The attack was precedcd by the usual intense artillery bombardmcnt the gun battle raging for nearly twenty four hours before the enemy commence ed his infantry attacks
 The war office reports say the en- gagement has not changed the general situated in any degree
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

LONDON. Nov 3O-(Delayed in Transmission Reports from the Brit ish front today assert that the Germans have commenced a series or heavy at tacks against the new British posi- tions in the region around Gonnclicu. a small town lying about ten miles southeast of Cambrai, which was iu- cluded in the several towns and Vil- lages captured in the British offensive against Cambrai last week. The move is apparently in the nature of an effort to divert the British attack on Cam brai. The reports indicate that the British troops advanced q little nearer Camhrai as a result of the heavy fight ing yesterday.
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NOTED REAL ESTATE MAN DEAD
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 SEATTLE Dee. 1 John Da,ls, one or the best known reality operators in the Northwest, died in Pas dcra, Cal- ifornia, ycstcrlay according ,o tcle- grams reaching this city last night The deceased has been in poor health for some time and recently went to California in the hope that d change of climate might be beneficial He was aged fifty four years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
GOVERNMENT WILL RELEASE
 COMMANOEERED TIN
By Associated Press.

WASIINGToN, Dee. OWiug doubtless to the great clJmor raised hy the c1unrr- and other users of tim plate over their present inability to secure adequate supplies of tin since the Navy Department communicated d few days ago, the government has agreed to release u great amount of the tin metal.
 An official statement issued today says that this action will be- taken on account of private industries, and es- pccially the clnncrios being severely handicapped by the shortage of tin metal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

The Catholic Librr> Club hob line regular weekly card social at St Joscph's Hall last evening" The pro- ,rcssivo whist prizes were won by the folloWin@ Ladies first prize, Mrs. Jucovln.; second. Mrs IIill: :hnd, Mrs Brown Gentlcmcn's first prize, John lutchingor; second Henry Weber: ,hird. Dennis O'Rricu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

Editor EaH Rogers is now quite convinced that the first outside mail was mdccd "outsidc" mail He says 'phcrc is no doubt about it as he re- cciycd letters from mcmbcrs of his family which proves it. "Sccin is Bclicvin':" Eh. Ncighbor?
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Dec l-The War stamp tax provision of the War Rev cnue Bill passed by the last congress became effective today The tax is expected to produce annual revenues opproximating one hundrel million dol lars.
 Under the terms of the enactment, special stamps must be affixed to GUS toms house entries, steamship tickets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

The Miners Union is holding the annual election of officers today. The polls were opened at II q. m. this morning and the voting will continue until 9 T. m. this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
By Associated Press.

Dy No0ON'd'cU TC79'
 :. SEATTLE, Dee. l-At a great mass meeting of Seattle citizens held last ,nieh' to protest aganst the reign of vice alleged hN General Greene and others 10 exist in seattle under the Gi,l administration John M Court the -pccol representative of the War pcr1rtmeo, asserted that the Saw and War Departments may bar all
 Nuorcan soldiers and sailors from ,ls- .i'u4 Seattle unless the city cleans mp and wages contnu' Nar against ,jc,. and disease
 The Wm Department representa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

}h,JIlics as other than hostile H..d mN ultimately lead to serious consequence. ,s Thcaront.on of the Russians >,iil also be called to the fact that the peace proposals arc thc cmcndsi,on of only a small and non-repres. rt1tiv" lart of the Russian people agd will an- 'ouhtelIy lead to further :'' .o.l d,~
 ord md strife
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

N.+o' can t-H .l. ....H i..ug. l" clean tar ,tN
 TH, meeting .et.Iea nl fourteen .t.. organizations .n d.sru-~ means C.. "rcn4 ruc uu government to r,ou up tac c.tl Although tb. commt.too n chfeo had prepared for m oEornoNu4 m.Hns the capacity of tho mrrtiue h. ue- strained to .he m"it as m"te 'aaa aso thousand pco- plo o"r. ua 0Hua tnn.a-tor their pro acs, u2.In~t 'h" aItee.1 reign of m. morality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
WAR STAMP TAX
 EFFECTIVE TODAY

powers of attorney, playing cards, par ccls post packages, bank drafts and checks payable otherwise than at sight or on demand and on promssory notes, excepting banknotcs and deeds. The new law went into effect at mid night last night
 FRESH LEMON PIES TODAY
 AT THE
 ARCTIC BAKERY
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
NOTICE

On and after today Mrs. NeibIing's Cafe will open at 7:30 q. m. and close at 7 p. m. daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
LANSD0WNE MAKES PLEA FOR
 REVISION ALLIES WAR AIMS

non,,mJu I- .u+a 7N,. s..,'r de- Mn.aDIou E.. mu.tuf a. n.nvr- u au
 h n- .->u~ If la.. u4.r .n, Even \,.- quotes G". laN Chn. .rHu. ot ru. E>..9a,.. saving ih.
 n U}I,f Gl-t-t.l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
NEWS NOTES

The Nougarol> mail arrived from Taylor creek on Tha"haaiviue day in chmac of Pete Ncagor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
Berlin Claims Capture of Four Thous-
 and British

BERLIN. Dee. Nu outcUl state ueot hy fao General Staff today an- nounccs the capture of slightly more ..u four thou-anI British troops be- oo4.ng to several different ba'tl.oue Y. the t3mhI1i front yesterday
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
BRITISH NEARLY CAUGHT IN
 TRAP ON CAMBRIA FROnT

lously effect the situation on the Cam uri1 sector.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, France Dec. l-The Germans commenced H
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01
SIBERIA
 DECLARES INDEPENDENCE

oo~laculiir p"ruu sympathy for 'a, independence, movement nl 'hrr,
 - mu.N reason 10 u.jrNy lu.t the ma~.,- au lend their support .u r independent government Mcagcr re- ports rc,,niu2 .o. from rouogr1 ludicar. m., u, wmo Jud ,oufu- sion of .u, past u,rI. t- continuing .,.
 though reports tuau a.u.r points ge- I'n that th'r h.e l.,n change of
 government 9ut uu,tI- being 0c4um- ed
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

Germans Force British Retirement on
 Cambrai Front
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-12-01

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ATTENTION EAGLES

The Election of Officers for the en- sung term ~Ill be held Tuesday Night Dec. 4th 1917
 JAMES J STOKES
 Secretary. Now we can began to make our plans. The date ,~ set. The Roof Garden comes on the 22nd
 Start th" Ne. Year right by sub sorbr0g for the NuI9et jt now.
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AT LAST. This IS December. And the Root Garden con,c~ iht 22nd.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-30
STAR NEWSIES FROLlC AT
DOMESTIC SCIENCE FEAST
National School Students Entertain
Newsboys at Thanksgiving Din
ner at Dormitory.

Food Administrator Hoover's gospel
Of the clean plate was put In practice
yesterday by a group Of newsboys from
The Evening Star at the dinner given
them by the dormitory students of the
National School Of Domestic Art and
Science. the forty students who re-
NAMED at school for Thanksgiving.
Although the event was scheduled for
pm, ono hour earlier found tho
gates of the campus besieged with
these young Americans. each bearing
the card of invitation.
The students marshaled tho forces to
where they won the hearts Of all young
America.
Music, songs and games passed the
time until at s a retreat was executed
as far as the tearoom and a bountiful
service of the substantials and dainties
belonging to Thanksgiving, all of
which had been prepared by the domes-
tho science students.
large turkey in luscious gravy and
sides plump with dressing was 6anked
with mountains Of fluffy mashed pota-
toes, cranberry jelly and hot biscuits
Of an irresistible variety. Ice cream
abounded and rosy checked apples were
OlStTlUuteQ as SOuVelllrS TO De USED later
to recall the pleasures of the dinner.
The musical students were generous
with instrumental and vocal selections
and later in the gymnasium by means of
moving pictures the adventures Of IA
nous Bobby Burns were followed with
undisguised enthusiasm.
1t was difficult to convince the boys
that the time had come to return to
their homes and they reluctantly left,
promising to bring relatives and friends
next time and will perhaps call on Sun
day.