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REMOVAL Of SHIPS
Continued from First Pase)

il" mad" witr"fi' international cpmplica-
;ipnS arising th"r"trnni. unless The GOV
"rnfn"nt actually s,riZeS the ships "an,i
that in itself would l.. u d"cia ration OF
war r:,tu& ';arbIriHu, special agent
az III" department OF justice in charge
of tn" Investigation. however. intimatcti
tha. hc did not i"ii this view.
Tie status of the governments case
against those arrested Saturday and
h"li for trial in lie government courts
"H tn" Charg" az Smuggling certain
goods from tbs informed ships il, viola
ton. or III" cuStoma laws remains :r-
changed =" far AZ facts which the au-
thori;icS her" Officially hav" permitted
to become public.
Henry R"ul!"r. president 81 the
Henry iEohn"r company. Wholesale GroC-
crS 81 this city. ono at tfr thrro prin-
cipals IN the alleged customs frauds as
serted his inun""n"" today. llo admit
ted twn Of his chauff"urs. under arrest
al Witnesses. hat hauled certain ar.
;i'irS l" and fruu the ships fnr Mrs
fI"lrut Fischer. wi;n OF Ad"lhert *
Fischer president Of I'll" SChuttcEocrt
ing company maChin$tS If this city
Mr. and Mrs. Fischer, vino are said In
hr d:S,nntIy related TO IN" emperor at
Germany. ar. the other principals NAM
cd by The COVE niu"Ei IN tn" smuggling
i.io,. With Rohner. they are at liberty
undcr S..hnn Bali for trial at the June
term "f court.
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HAVE YOU
ARRH?
READ THIS GLOW TRIBUTE
TO A NEW REMEOY'S GREAT
POWER IN SUCH CASES.

MY husband SUFFERED WIN cohuh'
ual headaches and ringing sensation
in his head caused by catarrh. which
had affected his stomach and gave him
severe M anu ate! meals bloai"":
gassr feeling. IL" was almost heal
and one. had in almost shout 70 nave
him hear was 50 hnXlous that he
recover from his awful affection
wanted him i" Try TAnIac winch every
one was recommending 81 highly, but
he was skepilcal ana un"iIilhg at iirst
because so many other remedies hau
absolutely failed 10 make good. said
Mrs. Frank COs$. CTS Howard street,
Kirkwood. Bridgeport. Ohio. In tie
sCribinE her hn> nnnu quick recovery
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Another Arrest,

NEN YORK. Atascu l2.--H"rsAnba l..
CAPITA. Z Hindu student at Columbia
university. arrested yesterday. WAS ar
raIgnnd today on a charge of violating
the neutrality OF the United States by
CONSIDERING with Franz Won PApen, for
mer German military atLachc 10 this
country. It. organize u military enter
Prise her. 10 free India from British
iul". Hr was held in $1,000 bail tor
the federal grand jury after waivInS
examination.
The compliments stated that CAPITA
acted In conjunction with Won Fapcn.
and that N"n papen Il; various times
,,aid in the students large sums Of
money 10 send him /" Japan In further
aur? OF the enterprise.
The bail ~ Or. Chnndra Chak'rhcrty.
another Hindu. and Ernest S"kunna, a
German chemist. both held on similar
charges. was reduce Today from $z3.""9
10 $4,000.
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Warm Welcome For
Second West Virginia

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. March j..
With the assurance that. Governor
CurnwelI and Adjutani-tieneiai John
e. Bond had recommended his city as
the decentralization point for the Sc
ond Regiment. Yves; Ni"ginia National
Guard. Il special committee Of The
chamber of commerce toniGh' dis
cussed preparations for the home
coming" celebration. The committee
HIS been planning details q! the wei:
coming Of the stat" troops for several
weeks and among The plans being
considered is a banquet for tie sol
dcrs. Il parade. holiday decorations
and a civic display OF the city and
states pride in the regiments show
ing on the border.
People from all points from which
the regiment was recruited are tx
ppric1
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KING or bO0TLEGGERS
SG!jYIEN SIX MONTHS

$;,..s.. l,s.::,,. ?, Ia. inr...r'GCr-
t!.AEKS!itlHG. ". Va. March T.:
l.iu,d p"tr. known * the kim nf
;,,.,... ..g,r., who Is said 10 have mad"
, fortune in he bnolcgging business
here since the Stale Went dry. WAS
sentenced today in criminal rUur' I"
Sc;yn SIX months on The county ruaC$
aud 10 pay 4 fine Of S10n for sclrirf,
whi:k"y. Il is IN old case that had
been dprnaled and rcnand"h for
Judgment.
Tod Richardson WAS also H"@;'nce'i
un,inr an old case To serve SIX months
on the roads ana ~ pay q fin" vi s.
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PROBATE OF WILL.



OrfJs az thh Clerk. count? IcuT. OHIO Ioch'''
State OF VS. N:clnie.
In tho mxt;.t Of tho PROBATE o! the Last VIII Ahu
rcs amen. o, Elizabeth E.. Morris. Decreased.
Thc obiert Of the supplemental petition filed IN
This matter on the 24th day n February i9i' Is u
hnro admitted probate the Paper wr:tinE Turno1
uc 70 I've the last will and Testament Of hlSIoeth W.
Morris, deceased. bearing dIe on the "nd dag Of
February IN tho rcsT 1917. And {: Appearing from
an affidavit made bafore En hS Jarner J. C~rpcttr'
,.rti,m.r ,Ec:c.n. that James r. Meek and u"''!
McSesly a-r both -rcs!dcn:a ~ the State "'
Yves, Virgins: II is ordered that theS do appear nj
NV office In the C1tr Of Wheeling. West Virginia
IN tho county and state aforesaid. within one month
.nnr the date Of the Frs publication hereof ana
do vtn, /. ncrcs4sry tn protect ther interests In
said matter. ,
The Lcar.rs =, said matter 10 which thu petition
herein flied rela,ee is Sc. fo7 SATURDAY. March 1s
%Ist 1911 1t % O'Clock a. m.
JOHN II. WELLS.
Clerk County C,Hr. Ohio County. State OF West VIZ
z!n:a.
James !. CUTenter.
Petitioner.
Ry Herman A. Hurd;. his Attorney,
81 mr. 81 800
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Stone And 1.-THE z"
Condemned In Texas

AUSTIN. T,i&as, March IA reso>.
luton condpnHing the small group Of
United S;atns senators who filibus-
tered against: the armed neutrality
bill. and urging Thar Senator Stone OF
Missouri. not Gbc reelected chairman
of the foreign: relations committee Of
the senate was passed by a viva .voce
vote in the sfaate Of the Texas legis-
I.ir,ra ,OiuN q:
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.S0USA AND HIS
BAND SPLENDID
EMINENT LEADER AND LARGE
NUMBER OF ARTISTS GREETED
BY BIG HOUSE.
Excellent Program and Many Additional
Numbers Prompt Prolonged
Applause.

And tho Owe shall hr filled with
music" IT was III" most beautiful and
Inspiring music that the lovers Of tn"
BEAUTIFUL Of this city haE" heard FOR a
long tlm". The Prolonged encorrS
demonstrated that the vast a,!Icnr"
was ,.lAtcd at the excellent and har-
mOniunS program EITcu last night IN
The Eour; theatre hv John Philip SDuSit
ana his four eminent s0lolSts ana band
members Of 4 half hundred in number.
Words are inHd"quair IT, express the
beautiful things Of this world Music
IS nn" Of the most beautiful. ana those
who love mISlc in ali lis inspiring and
uplifting VIRTUES did not l"av" III" nous"
last night unSallSiicd. They drank IN
the many Inspiring rcnditlonS and their
hearts were itli"d 10 uv"rilowimE with
The best music Of all variations from the
quick. patriotic airs. SOM" written o.
SUusu. 80 tha love songs SUNG ny tile
beautiful soloiSt. Miss LeOHocc Simon
$cn.
The house was crowded. For nearly
lhrrn hours SouSa-,h.rc IS only on"
SnuSu--EArc the nudIcEC" program
that has rcv"r been surpassed ana per
hapS never cQuall"d in This city by any
band. Tho suluiSts included Herbert l..
Clarke. cornotikt; Louis +. t'rtzo. flut-
list; Joseph MarthnSr. hurpist.
The program opened with an over
tire. "NIgnon," and closed with the SOL
dicrs' chorus ~ Faust In addition
to thu. long get program. Ar. SouSa had
the kindness to give Il half dozen EXTRA
selections. II was prolonged encore az
ter each number which n"ce$Siiutcd the
extra numbers. The march. The $50!
Scouts OF America. composed ~ Mi:
Sorlsn recently. was one OF tina hits Of
the evening. ,-
SouSa and his band Will leave THIS
mnruIuE at o'clock over the ohi"
river Iirisiuu OF the l.. II o.. ana Will
play n matinee nj Clnrksburr and To-
night viii play in CnIuntowu. re.
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RETAIL. FOOD PRICES
SHOW Big INCREASE

WkStilNGTON. March 12.-Reiail
food prices in the United States adj
yancrd ~ per cent in The year end
ing with january 1917 aa shown III
statistics prepared today by the
Bureau Of Labor statistics. Inc in
crease WIS greater than for the three
wears previous combined. -Four wears
gain Was - per cent.
Every food staple except COFFEE and
lea advanced during The %IaF.
Onions and potatoes lead with in
crnases of more than 20 per cent. .
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BELL oErRAToRS RESIGN

Miss Marearni Lowther and Miss Edna
Prettyman haY,E resigned their positions
as operators ne the Ecll Telephone Ex1
change and htte accepted positions
the George Nj: SnooH company store:
Miss Lowther, '1las been long distance
operator and :: Miss Prettyman was
night relief qEerator at the Bell *.
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FOR NEURALGIA TAKE
celery mist"

You'll be- surprised how quickly
"CcIery-Mist" relieves neuralgia and
headache. Contains no opiates or
narcotic drugs. Pleasant 10 take.
Only sc a package, at any city or
country store.
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La Toilette Condemned

RELOIT, WIS, March l2.-Thc facul-
X of Reloit college Today sent Il com,
nuuication 20 senator La Foil"i;" and
congressman II. y. Cooper cond"Inhi"r
them for their courS7 i'll Congress re-
r:trC;iug the German situation.
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Reception for Gornrd.

NT?W YORK. March INTERPRETATIONS
were made to-day for 4 public reception
20 James w. Gerard, former amhaSsa =
dor ~ Germany upon hts return here.
Alavnr Mitchell appointed q committee
~ prominent officials and citizens 10
arrange the details.
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Support for Wilson.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March ETA
resolution calling uron Congress I" sup
port tbs President III the present inter
national crisis was introduced IN the
house tonight. II was laid over under
the rules.
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JOHNSON RESIGNS

SACRAMENTO. Cal, March 1".-Gov-
crltur Hiram ". Jameson. scuat"f-"l":1.
announced his "sIgnTtinn from the gov
crnnrShp her" today. effective March
j.
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Visit
PADEN C|T !
Mil for annnl1nrnn

here to assist in guarding tho state
capitol. They will! be on duty day ami
might IN addition 10 the regular capitol
policemen.
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CROYDON Sunday. March II. 1917. ~ le:io O'Clock
=. ~. at the husap Of ser prrenh Ar. and Nit
Frederick scAsuh- No. IS Th!ry-,irst strcA- MIS-
LQUISA'C. CROf. widow Of ,as late JACOB croy.
in the 18th year i hnr hse.
Funeral services wsiGestAy afternoon tt Two Gtlccx.
Friend, Of the family invited to I:eal t-tcr.
Men; Peninsula Cemetery Special car In 8sitins At
corner II Thirty is. and Jacob ssrestA - coayey
friends to the ce:s.,esy.
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FOB EQUAL SUFFRAGE

ALBANY, X. T.. March l2.--'fhc rcso-
luton to pruvid" for IL referendum on
the woman suffrage question at the state
election next November was passed in
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.RAREs IN THE WOODS.

every Good Eddie. "llR i tuli!o'i VI
nr.,tv girls and Il splendid cast al
musical comedy favo:ltcS. VIII be seen
M the Court Theatre Saturday m"tin""
and night. March u. ,.,.
The plot deals with The adventures
Of two new y-wrdd"d couples "h" take
nasAar. on IL pHy-lire STEAMER on th"
hudson for their honeymoon ana are
separated so that Eddie Kettle. VINO ~
married tn ,;eorgna, becomes mixed mp
with Elsie who has JUS; married Percy
narlinp and tho two are forced ttIh-
pnrar;lv to pass n, man and VIII" MIS-.
kettle and I'arllu1. in the meant me
ara aununsrd To he marNon"d somewhere
around The first station or starting
rnlrt Of tine boat until they turn W.
,rain IN the last scene ~ IN" ZIP van
Wrinkle Inn the leading h"%trirE or
;hn first landing whore the ahan""h"u
Infants can touch shore.
The performances is said 10 be n"iHhir
fnr brilliant team work of Burtor"
II.,,,uIinn aud Nailr Martha rs the two
l,hrs iu the woQdH--th" interest ~
course rrn,cring in lhis enchanting PAR
Of inuoccula. There Is Il" need al Ccri =
fvIup Miss Martins high standing III
musIcal comedy as u most d"imi" 'itii"
jurcnur with 4 delightful vGit'". and II IS
,lain,,d she. never has been $""n I" !'"l =
Ter ADVANTAGE AS for Mr.. ilImnd"n.
his drull singing % jerome kcrn'& hest
,nn,rl, number "Whra You Wear q ! =.
.t'nIl;tr,," would alou" place him among
rho foremost Of singing comedians Win
Miss Martin Il" Il quite. the f"a'ur" 81
one OF III" highest. hr"CZir$i, ninH' IN
PERTAINING r~riormi:lncrS nf ;hr day.
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Guard state Capitol

HAIRlSEI' RI. Ia. March ia
corporal and siN troopers from the sfltc
police at Poitsvllle have been ordered
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WANTED-Male and Female.

WANTEo-Roys and s:tls for light clean tIoe0
worI Wheeling Can 30. &'th and Roff 81
nr-lo-f
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tho Senate ,on.Eh, by a vote Of 50 to :.
Tonsh:'s ae:::on was the last step In
the Legislative: procedure preliminary
la referring tile subject to the elector-
at". The ne.,4,Irc is concerned with
amending tho Istatc constitution md con-
Scquvntly dncSt.not have 20 receive the
nnproval OF thu. governor.
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LOST AND FOUND

Losr-Cameo brooch sjth gold mounting. Sfo1dsS
noon. between Sreidcl"t Grocery and 7. ". G. -
Reward ~ returned IN hreillzencer Office mr-lB-i
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POULTRY

FOR SALE-Ers, for iiteh!ng. 3. C. hhods Iasad
Reds. Park. bred to lay, Barred hncSs. Hus An
dur,ar Columbian W-,ndotl $50 por Ia HensJ
LAuc. 5ls Eric ST.. Nt,l phnns ls5s-M nr-l3-sot
RHODE ISLAND Rid, huff L-sborn eEsI and Kook
for sale Il. b. Hentnann. wheeling. ". Va. L 2.
mr-l1-ta.t
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FOR RENT

FOR REnr-coRNei STORE ROOM RAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY LosAHS CORNER
$780, ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS. LOWER AID UPPER FLooR2 IN
HkWLEY BUILDING
JNMEa.t. HAWtEY. IL
1861 JAIN STREET.
FOR RLKT-3rd fooE' Apartment. rooms and bath.
e4,h and ChIpuns ~ Inquire Twins dug sofs
nrl14 Z
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WANTED-4Female Help

WAETCD-G!Ei Cor stn.:I houseHoFt family o.
,lrrr. good ipine .ot right person. Boil phone
Ss2-M. Ma."ns Ferry. apply At once. nr-U-i
WANIED-Girls over Is;yesrs OF age for light clean
factory work Good Wages. Apply wheeling TiS
Co. 3lst and CT, nllne s. mr-l0-i
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FOR. SALE

FOR sALE-Tarm OF q acres on Hock Hn ptsa iodf
dsiryins or general farming pmpo.e.. For paxtcu-
irs. call or address s. +. FrsleJ. R4ilsire. Ohio,
r. n 3. - mr-S-k
THOROUGHBRED Ba1+d Rock cock.rela $500 md
$500 RsrS $3.50 setting. Stiluell farm. hElind.
Ohio. mF-d-Wh
FOR sALE-FIorse n-lCat 1880 pounds. FOOD eond-
don HAnas, Ind tSaSon for same. 1hs ]. ).
Meas Iron Works. ssthSand ChaDlne st.. ctH. -;
= nf-e-n
FOR SALE bctroou,= I,rits. l hiH rack, Norris
chair, ETC. 60 North Front St. Island. mr-s-n
FOR BAIE--Fipa Light frIutht horses mares. full
sisters: black: and - yoars old Also tHo bay
ho.ses brother and sister. ]. b. Cosneny, four
nilee eait OF Fin Gra,eI marlin
Cor FOR SALE-Hsat{ 10 Yorkrille mills; 30 feet
front; price $50: r.. iott1xe. a :. ground. plen0
lsni: and wafer rs;os :sl.2oo: eas, tsrns Alafess
Bo1 49,. TilIonrils. ,. DfS'm! ~.
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5 lie D

THoMAs-on Saturday Hl:rh 10. 1917. q o'clock
D. H.. at tho ho:,fo OF her daughter. A1.-P. 3.
DalxelI. at Glss4yrft, Pa. ELIZABETH g.. wife OF
the late Reese rhGR.s. In her 18th year.
Funeral from tho rrsdeure o. he7 J. B. Thomas
No. IO2 North Yash street. on Tuesday afternoon
al O'CLOCK FrftnLs Of Tia family respectfully
inrited attend : lrier1uent Mt Zion cemeter5.
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something more than buildings l. Is tle people who constitute it. And Carpenter could know nothing of the people as he came there at four o'clock in tho morning and stayed an hour all of which time was spent o1 tho upper deck of .he Sarah gath oring data for his fine description of the place. It says that Carpenters statement that Ruby Is ITS miles be- bow Tanana when the distance Ia resny 12o miles Is a fair specimen Jf he famous travellers accuracy. Nevertheless. the paper declares thal ,he transformation and inaccuracls disseminated by Carpenter are part |, the fault of the people who should rave a representative committee ap- ..ointed to welcome writers and in-
 estigators from congress and others who may have something to say of the city.
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DIAMOND FROM THE SKY"
 AT THE DREAM

The Mad Millionaire" Arthur gives Esther her birthright The Dia- mend from the Sky" while Vivian flies into a passion of rage and dis appointment. Arthur's arm Is seized by Vivian. Cat-like she literally tears sleeve from his coat. A much scared forearm is revealed. The marks of the hateful injections stand ont as proof of Arthurs weakness. Drugs. At last Esther knows all. She is shocked and ashamed. In horror, ste throws the diamond from her. Through an open window 1t passes aLd falls into a garden below. Vivian meanwhile has gone into .antrums, while Arthur stricken with shame and remorse sits with head bowed on his a, ms. He neither saw nor cared where t'.1 diamond had been flung. No one 8, es the mysterious hand that clutches and bears away the Diamond from the Sky"-the Stanley charm against harm.
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T. Kirstan who with Bud Welch recently returned from long swing through the back country and along the coast as far north as Cape Prince oe Wales on a fur buying trip Is loud In his praise of the fine hospitality extended to him evrywhere he went. He speaks in particular of Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Christiansea at York who welcomed KIrstan and welch after hard days travel in a manner the, will never forget. Their dogs were taken care of and they were provid- ed for in the most thoughtful man. ncr. MT. and Mrs. Coffin at Cape Prince of Wales school house were also mentioned for their generous re- caption. They were very accommo- dc ting in every way.
 K:rstan says that the natives at Cape Pr ince of Wales are now doing very we'll. They had caught three polar bear and were getting plenty of seal. He was able to buy a large load of furs of excellent quality. He reports .hst the lynx which are present In unprecedented numbers are killing reindeer at many points. Incredible as 1t may seem he says the big cats jump on the deer and attack the threat so viciously that they kill the lai ger animal. I: Is thought by na- tives and others that the lynx have migrated from the interior for some reason. In fact the unparalleled short age of rabbits and ptmarigan. :he 'n- flnx of lynx and the reported migra- .ion of wolves, moose. and caribou from tn cir accustomed haunts Is thought by some to be due to natural causes not understood by human be- ings.
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News from Ruby is to the effec, ,me the coming series of dog races or Febraury =. B an 24 will be pre- slded over by a queen who will have considerable authority. She is beng cl osen by ballot at one cent vote. The smallest number that may be cast IS twenty tive as ballots for this mum. bel. one hundred, and TWO hunired ard fifty are the only denominations so,d. An exciting contest is thus p ovided and funds raised at the same tune.
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FIRE SALE A HOlT'S

Beginning Monday, February 19. three thousand dollars worth of goods will be sold regardless of values. All were new goods tha: arrived last fall. Stme goods only slightly damaged by water. Goods must be sold. Bring the cssh-no goods charged at this sale. All goods marked in plain figures. Tho chance of a life time! Alaska Mercantile building. Adv
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Lilly and Kiesele conclu led .h ' unfinished match in class A in the F.ard of Trade billiard tournament last night. the former winning in the lt2th inning when he made his 1S0th billiard. Kiesele scored 22s of the 25O which is his handicap figure. Lilly averaged 1.60 and Kiesele 2.o4.
 Ivory. 110, beat Ohrem. no. in class C in the 96th inning with an average ot 114. Ohrem made 91 with an av erage of .96.
 Tonight there will be TWO matches in B class, Lewis. 120, vs. Borla1d. 115. and Gavin, 115. vs. Cramer 1S5. Play will begin at S:30 as usual.
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The Borden Marathon race Is schs- duled to take place tomorrow at ten o'clock If the weather conditions are favorable. But present indications are that the conditions will not be at al' Ideal The weather Is warm, sul- try. squaily and no change for the better is indicated. Billy Webb whose string is reported to have covered the course In 1.58 Is so confident that there will be no race tomorrow that he drove his dogs over the course this afternoon. a thing he would not dream or doing If he expected to race them tomorrow. Other racing men are dubious also. The committee will IT ake 1t known tomorrow morning hv nine o'clock if they conclude to atart tl.c race but Mir. Cole today did not think 1t probable that the weather would improve sufficiently for the race.
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Albert Coel took out his final cit l7enship papers in the district court this morning He made special uip from Deering in order to become q full hedgeu cnzen. A man who is willing @ travel four hundred miles over that trail in midwinter for this purpose may reasonably be inferred tt prize citizenship of the United States rather highly. Mr. Coel was once a Belgian. He took out his first papers here in190S.
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International News Service.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1.-The Ken wood hotel burned here last night with heavy casualties and great suffering Q many people on account of the in- tense cold.
 Thirteen were burned to death, fif- teen others are reported missing ana there were many who were scorched or injured as they jumped into the life nets.
 The fire spread very rapidly owing partly to the faulty construction of Il . building and partly to the high
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Marshal Jordan has gone on another .rlp by dog team on official business, this time to kiana, 1t is said. Tn marshal IS a genuine musher and l. much at home driving long string ot uogs us a plan sh-r,u IS on the back -4 las srusty bI bIoncho.
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MINNEAPOLIS HOTEL FIRE CASUALT|ES---
 WEATHER 15 BELOW
wind.

wind.
 The fire department was chiefly of use Rn getting the inmates of 'he h,tel to safety, in which they were oily partially successful, and In con- flung the fire to the one building. as tho water pipes were frozen and when .l.e water was obtained from dis with the fire hose. The temperature was 15 below zero and the firemen were frost bitten and had to be TO- licved frequently so that they could thaw out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-14

The Ruby Record Citizen takes umbrage at the mention Frank O.. Carpenter made in one of his Alaskan a, ticles of that lively town. It 3avs ttat his description of Ruby as tumble of buildings that might have been dropped haphazard from the sky is unjust and says that a town i,