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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Mrs Kcene of the Nome Tailoring Company and Chas. Lcscher, proprie- tor of Lcscher's Barber Shop have both decided to assist in swelling the Red Cross fund by donating all or part of their receipts to the good cause Mrs. Keene will donate twcn- ty five percent of the receipts for work done in her establishment during Red Cross week, regardless of whether the work is completed or not. Mir. Lcscher will donate the entire receipts of his establishment for one day. The day selected is Thursday and Mr. Les cher advises all who wish to help the Red Cross to let their Whisllcrs grow until that day
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

A fine display of layettes, intended for the war impoverished babies of Belgium is shown in the windows of the Hill Pharmacy. The garments are the handiworli of various charit- ably inclined Nome ladies and will doubtless be deeply gratifying to the little ones on whom they will finally be bestowed by the Bel gian Relief society by whom they will be distributed in far away Belgium The slayette's comprise a complete set of baby garments, even to the safety pins used in fastening them to their tiny wearers. The display is pro vidcd by no particular organization, or society but is a collection of individual contributions from the kindly disposed ladies of the city and was installed in the Hill window by Mesdames Clar- ence Riggs and $. E. Lewis with the assistance of others interested.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

In response to the request of d com mittce from the Mine Workers Union which waited upon the councilmanic body during the last regular meeting Monday evening, the Nome Common Council instructed the Fire and Water Committee to make arrangements to either have the fire whistle blown or the fire bell rung at l2 o'clock noon and at D. m. in the evening. The committee from the Miners Union nn- formed the council that such action would be convenience and also d benefit to the workers in the city in the degree that it would help to de fine the hours of labor.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

By action of the City Council Mon day evening, George Bond, who re- signed from the Fire Department some weeks ago owing 10 the refusal of the Council to grant an increase of wages demanded by himself and one other member of the force, was rein stated in the department with salary fixed at $l65 per month. Mir. Bond is an experienced fire fighter and a valuable man in any fire department, hence his return to the fire department is matter that will be deeply appre- ciatcd by the citizens.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Reports from Nulato to the local radio station today announce that the ice is running in the Yukon at Gibbon but is still holding fast at Ruby and Mclzoi. Water is reported all over the country in the latter section but the ice still holds in spite of the flood. The water was rising fast at Ruby and Melzoi this morning but the ice is expected to go today sure and no danger is anticipated. The water is also reported rising at Nulato, altho slowly. The ice at that point is said to be hard as rock The ice opened at Louden for a while but damned up later and at last accounts was not moving.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

The Red Cross drive officials report most of the various organizations of the city have ' turned in substantial contributions to the rapidly swelling Red Cross fund. The Eastern Star has made a contribution of $125, Anvil Masonic lodge $1OO, Loyal Order of Moose $50, Pioneers of Alaska $25. Although no complete data could be obtained relative to the amount col lected by the young lady workers, it is estimated that the contributions ob- tained by them will reach consider ably above five hundred dollars. With Candle rapidly piling up handsome donation and Marshal pledged to send in at least $65O it appears that the district quota will be far oversub- scribed by the close of the campaign period.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

period have passed, and is expected to double her quota by the close Of the campaign. Information to this effect is contained in the following message reaching the local Red Cross drive officials today.
 Seattle. May 21-22, 1918. FRANK C. DEAN, Nome,
 This committee has solicited and secured here over twelve thousand dollars. Cabling same to Chapters having jurisdiction. Latest tele- grams from all points indicate Alas ka's quota completed, we arc claiming today that we are lover the top" and tcIcsraphing the National Commis- sion. Tomorrow noon cable your totals to back my claim Alaska seems likely to double her quota. Let us Ill try. DAVIES
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

A committee of Red Cross workers, including the Misses Irene Bongard, Mamie Kelly, Ina Lyle and Jean Crowley are busily engaged in sccur- ing contributions and pledges for the benefit of the Red Cross and are mall- ing canvass of the city. Misses Bongard and Crowley are assigned to the west end of the city while the Misses Kelly and Lyle are working in the eastern section. The young lad ies are reported to have raised sub- stantial sum as q result of their early labors.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Reports are in circulation to the effect that wire has been received by some of the local politicians bearing the interesting information that Ter ritCrial Attorney General, George B.. Grigsby will arrive here on the first boats presumably to assist the local representatives of the Democratic ma- chine to remove the thorns' torment ing the side of the local disciples of the Juneau machine gang. Heaven knows some action is necessary to clear up the dreary muddle in which the machine followers find themselves Instead of cementing the rift in the lutc of local Democracy, the gang re- prescntativcs appear to have stirred up the worst political mess that has developed here since the days of the Richards regime. The thorns are still bristling torcoly and harmony is not. Not even the orders from the big chief down Juneau way can still the tumult raised by the ohtrusivc machine tactics.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

The Red Cross benefit show given at the Dream Monday evening, at tractcd nearly everyone in town and the receipts totalcd close to 800 In addition to an interesting display of moving pictures, Mr. Walter Shields, Miss Irene Bongard, Frank C. Dean and Judge Holzheimer addressed the gathering on patriotic themes in a highly entertaining manner The management turned the entire house over to the Red Cross for the evening thereby disclosing a commcndable patriotic spirit
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

An error in local publication regard ing the number of passengers booked for passage to Nome on the first boats is rcctificd by Ed Holt in the state mcnt that wire adVices reaching him last week under date of May 16 said the Victoria, instead of having only a hundred passengers, as earlier report ed. is well filled up for Nome and St Michacls The message further states that the Watson had listed a total of fifty five passengers at the time the message was sent, forty of the number being scheduled for Nome. Freight charges were given as being thirty dollars per ton.
 What is officially known as a Presi- dential Warrant authorizing the ar rest of John Gross, the unregistered alien enemy brought over from Dime creek recently, was received by the Federal officials from Attorney Ger eraI Gregory Monday. Gross was ar rcsir1 in Dime under emergency pro- visions. and ratification by President ial authority was necessary. Local officials intimate that the arrested man win probably he interncd.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

ollown4 d preliminary hearing in the United States Commissioners Court Monday, Frank Kournicoff, charged with assault with danger ou, weapon on complaint of W. J. Rove. was bound over under bonds of $1,.oo. Nounicorf iS charged with at ten pting to carve up the Rowe anat- omg with a pocket knife during dis puJa over wages. The required bond was later provided hy friends of the accused man and he was released.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

tribuuon in this district The ship ment is due to be followed by another of equal weight in the near future. Mr. Solberg will distribute the seeds on application without charge of any kind. thus providing Nomeites who are partial to gardening with an ex- celent opportunity to obtain some fresh seeds
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

'uothcr fine display of patriotic m- cliuauon and desire to assist the Red Cross is provided in the action of A.. J. Mueller in donating a beautiful cut ala,~ runch Set consisting of a mas siy. bowl and twenty two handsomely ,ut glasses, to be disposed of by some form of drawing lots which does not conflict with the anti-lottcry-laws. m. sct is valued at $l5o and is an ,>,Hsitc affair. At the present time il .S on display in the window of Mir. MeuIcr's jcwclrl establishment.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Chairman Frank C. Dean, of the Red Cross Campaign committee. has been ad> ised by wire that the Alaska steamship Company has donated the sum of eight hundred dollars to the \, uc Red Cross fund and the Pacific Steamship Company has added two hlu drcd and fifty dollars to assist the loc.l campaign.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

h a communication presented to the City Council at the regular meet
 ing of that body Monday evening, Capt Thos A. Ross of the Coast Guard. made known the readiness of the members of the Coast Guard and himself to assist the Fire Department
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Long distance reports from Candle .,t noon today say the Red Cross drive is in full swing and contributions are coming in steadily Up to last cycn- ing a total of S25N had been raised by one means or another k. $ Dim mick win give Red Cross benefit ShoN ,t his picture house tonight which is expected to add a substantial sum to the Candle fund.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

According to claims put forth by Chairman Davies director of the Al aska Red Cross Campaign for Red Cross funds, Alaska has already filled her Red Cross loan quota, altho no more than three days of the campaign
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Chairman Davies. director of the Al-
 ~la Rcd Cross Campaign has nou- ic tho local Red Cross that J. (. Brown has contributed a pledge card cu.ing for the payment of one hum 3r,d dollars to the Ioc.d Red Cross fund at some designated fuumc date. MI Davies informs the Iocal Red Cross n.ial~ that the card has been for
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Information reaching the city during recent days srHs A. H. Kellogg, for mer manager of the Alaska Lighterage and Commercial Company has severed his connection with that company and will not be back this summer.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Superintendent Dan Jones of the Alaska Road Commission visited the Nome river bridge yesterday and shook up the ice near that important structure with a few charges of dy- namitc by way of forestalling possible damage to the bridge when the ice goes out of the river.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

\ mass meeting will he held in Ar,uc Brotherhood hall ot S:$o this cy'nin@ under the auspices of the Nonc Loyal Legion for the purpose of pcriectiHg presentation and making preparations for other activities of a patriotic nature X number of lead ina speakers will be on hand to ad- dress tho gatherine on patriotic themes and otherwise forward the work of the Legion Every one will bc welcome to attend the meeting and attest their patriotic ucIinotions by joining inc Legion
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

in distinguishing fires Ut any time such assistance may he necessary, The offer is a most commendablc one and will be deeply appreciated by the citizens of Nome who have a proper respect for the destructive capacities of the fire demon.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Another harbingcr of spring in the shape of the Crowley delivery auto made it's appearance on the main stem' presaging an early return of the odor of burned gas and soul stir ring monks" along the city thorough fares
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

1t was reported yesterday that long lead appeared in the ice yester- day morning at a distance of about ten miles from shore. \ long, dark strip of water was said to have been visible from the higher elevations of the city throughout the day.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

About the usual quantity of second class mail matter arrived at the post office this morning and was distribut- ed with the usual expedition.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

\ young child of Pete Sather was operated on for appendicitis by Dr. Chace Monday. At last accounts the little patient was progressing favor ably.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22
u S. DEPT OF AGRlcULTURE-U s. FOOD ADMINISTRATION. PLENTY OF POTATOES
THEY A SPLENDID FOOD EXCELLENT FOR YOUR 5OOY
 DELICIOUS WHEN WELL COOKED.
WHAT THEY DO FOR YOUR BODY.

They are good fuel They in automobile engine make C. g
 ne,u-~zol slices of bread When you have potatoes Potatoes 
 need the salts 'o hu" .nde au Inc r Q body an n order
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

NJ. o. Solberg received on today's mail 15O pounds of seeds from the De- partment of Agriculture for free dis
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

Ladies are welcome all the time and are assured of polite treatmcnt-Nome Bowling Alleys.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

An unclaimed telegram addressed to Diamamanos Thoodorthis is awaiting d claimant at the City Telegraph office.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22
NEWS NOTES
RED CROSS WEEK.

Additional telegraph news on third pae' of each issue.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

CHANCE TO GET $1oo.0o FREE
 WITH 25c LUNCH We serve Hills Bros coffee, Sour dough Hot Cakes, Ham and Eggs. Warm and Cold Lunches.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22
S. O. s.

For all work left at the Nome Tailor- ing Co., between May 22nd and 2eth. We will donate 2595 of all proceeds 10 the Red Cross Fund.
 Our Boys are doing their best so help us to assist in the Red Cross work by having your suit pressed now.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22
POTATOES AT THEIR BEST.

old king is said have tested each cook before hiring him by asking the Lest be spoiled by cook the uuced boiling minutes the at cooked allowed in the water they 
 
 
  small economically if they are boiled their skins
 FOR BEST MASHED POTATOES boiled potatoes, light milk half dinner pile lightly am set in the
 POTATOES GOOD let Making Agriculture, Washington, C, o learn
 POTATO CORN MEAL. MUFFINS. tablespoons mashed tablespoon baking salt. m maL delicious
 lo
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-22

The following. self explanatory ( Governor Riggs was received last night:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
UNITATIlE AMERICANA Sc DO
vEDESc SCuSITE IN IuPTE.
LAR AU 1NFR1NT @ UNTTATE CERMANA.
GfRhANH W PfRpE ORR ef NDEDf De He1ORE.

manilor ce refuzau ca sd Sc bata
spredfndu-se imediut.
Un exemplu despre bravura fl.
cuta de soldati Americani 0 ilu.
streaza foarte bine bravura unai
soldat ce sd ducea spre spital avfnd
Drama grava IA cap, pc drumul sau
a vazut pc un camarad ce a fost in
gropat de explozia unei bombe, Gu
toata rama eel slabia foarte multi,
s'a apucat 81 salvat pc tovarasul
sau de arme, in aceasta 7ncercare a
cazut in un greu lesin, cauzat dc
perderea mare~de singe ce a suferit-
0. Gel 1ngropat, cfnd s'a VENT in
fire ia zis ca, sd mearga la spital,
insa ell refuzat, apoi din 'nou a le-
sinat. Gel ingropat prin incercare
supraumana a reusit ca sa Sc elibe-
reZe. Gu toate ca suferea de rama
ce 0 primise la nina, el dus pc
tovaras sul sau pima la spital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
SA CAUTA $4,000
FEMEI.

GurernM Stqtelor Unite ca4ttd
$4,000 femei infre, rirsta de ~ 81
35 am, ca sd 7ntre In .reserUa sur0
ril0r de caritate ale Statelor Unite,
avind sd pregdti pentru serviciMl
activ pentrM ,,Crucea Rosie" Ia
front.
1nscrierea sd face fmcepind Gu
ziua de 20 Iulie Ia. G. Cele ce d0rssc,
sd pot inscrie la cete mai apropidte
statiatmi de inrolare fmfiintatd de
c0mitetM femenin al Consilialal
National de opdrAre. Chemarea q
face acest c0mitet cdtrd toate fen1e;.
lie dim Statele Unite. IN MnM, din
mttmefai mostri urmdtori com pwhli.
ca chemarea iasusi 81 condittaimilt
sub care SAINT primife.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
sCE ZICE BERLINUL
DESPRE RETRACE-
REA ARMATEILOR

3 LONDRA, % Iulie. Contrar
Ecu fcauE sfes4sisAis eefnaslc -cnn;
tra-ofensiva aliatilor in loc Sd
scada din putere prechm progre-
seaza, ca devine tot mai puter-
nica. Din un atac limitat ofensi.
va s'a desvoltat in o lupta poate
ca .cea mai mare din tot razboiul
acesta.
Trupele aiate cuprinzind Fran
cezi, Italieni, Americani 81 En-
glezi ataca pc un front mai mare
ca 0 suta de mile, ce sa intinde
de la Scissor spre rasarit pima la
ia Rheims.
Ministrul de razboi german,
pentru prima CARA admite ca la
aceste atacuri au lSat parte 81 A
mericanii, 81 ap9re foarte indig-
nat de uzarea ,,negrilor'' IBerli-
nul oficiOs zice ca toate atacuri-
lie aliatilor dintre Marine 81 Aisnc
au fost respinse, cit 81 intre Mar
ne 81 Rheims, unde aliatii au IA
cut 0 inaintare substantiala. In
lungul Marneij unde mil de ger
mani au fost omoriti in retrage-
rea lor, Berlinnl declara ca re-
tragerea s'a facnt fara nici o
ciocnire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
Infanteria al11eri
cana ST frdnCeza
a treCut Marne.
De: Fred s. Ferguson.

| Gu armata Americana in Fran
ia, % Iulie. =. 1naintarea trupe
lor Franco-Americane continu;
pc tot frontul de la Scissor pin;
la ost de Chateau ThieTy.
Aliatii au lntrat in Quickly Le
Chateau ,punind~ drumul de fier
81 drumul mare ee vipa din Cha
teau-Thierry pima la Fismes sub
controlul aliatilor, cauzind 81 mai
mari greutati la incercarea de re-
tragerc a gcrmanilor dc la Mar
ne.
Infanteria Americana 81 Fran
ceza a trecut Marine in un numar
rclnfortata de puternica unita-
te de artilerie, care. face drum Ii
ber infanteriei in inaintarea lor.
Artileria de Gimp American;
bombardcaza Scissor, pc cind Ii
MIA Franco-Ameriacna s'a impu-
ternicit la sud Gle acest oras.
Prisonierii germani spun. ca eli
au PRINT ordine de Sc retragc
spre nord de la Marne la Fere-
en-Tardennois, la douasprezece
mile spre nord-ost de la Chateau
Thierry ci cinsprezece mile spre
sud-ost de la Scissor.
Grupul armatei Printului de
Coroana Sc rctrage pretutindeni
la nord de Marne. LIMA aliatilor
acurge shine inspre nord de Cha.
team -Thierry, stabilind nn con.
tact cu liniile ce merg spre nord-
ost de la acest loc.
Pc linga trecerea peste drumu-
rile de la Scissor Chatpau-Thie-
rry trupele Franco-Americane
inainteaza Spre northwest de la
ultimul >oras. Cavaleria Franceza
sta in continuu contact cu forte
lie germane ce sd retrag.
Trupele aliate au trecut Marine
fara sd intimpine vre-o impotri-
vire Trecerea s'a facut Dumine-
ca pc podurile 81 in barcile pc
care rgermanii in fuga lOr nu au
putut sa lie ia orr distruga. Sira-
guri lungi de infanterie 81 artile-
rie treceau peste riu zua 81 noap-
tea. Tunurilc an fost in curind
montate 81 s s'au apucat bombar-
da pozitiile inamice.
La sud de Scissor, -germanii
pun rezistenta desperate. ell
toate aceste Franco-Americanii au
intrat pc platopul tinut de Ell, cit
81 in ravinele unde s'au rctras
ca sd scape de focul puternic al
artileriei aliate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
'Situatia klpltelef
de. IA hlarrle.


Soldatii Frai1cezi 81 Americani
ieri tirziu, an dat o alta lovituri
germanilor la treiunghiul Ami
ens-Marne- Rheims. An captura'
Chateau-Thierry 81 satul Brasles
doua mile la rasaritt de malnl moi
die al rirtlui Marine, impingind
pc dusman la nord 81 la vckt {
distanta dc cinci mile.
Germanii au parasit Chateau
Thicrry la $50 ieri dimincata s
Gu un ceas mai tirziu stcagul A
merican 81 treicolorul France
karbora pc radasitele cladirilol
principale.
@ estimarc conservative ce s'a
facut ieri scara arata ca numarul
total al prisonierilor in aceast5
contra-ofensiva de $4,000 sol
DAFT 81 500 de tunuri. Gen. Per.
shing a faportat ca Americana
singuri au prins 1900 PRISONER
gcrmapi 81 $50 de t,muri. Mi de
masini de puscat 81 mare can't.
tate de material de razbOi Il eli.
zut in nina aliatilor.
Ultimcle depese .arata ca for.
tele Frarfco-Americane mai ca a
ajuns la incrucisarea drumurilor
dc fier de la Scissors Chateau.
Thierry 81 observation-disclosures.
Prin inaintarea aliatilor cinci
mile de la Chateau-Thierry, a
mai ramas in nina germaniloi
numai Is mile de tteritor pc ma.
lul nordic al riului Marne.
Nopi progrese an .fost facute
All de FraMcezi 81 Americana in.
ire Marine 81 Aisne pc linia ce
merge la nord de la Chateau-Thi.
erry spre sud de Scissor. Inalti-
mile de La rasarit de La Croix 81
Grisollcs au fost luate. Scissor c
tot In punct de disputa.
Contingente Franceze au ire
cut Marne intre Fossoy 81 Char.
toves. Germanii au fost trintiti
indarat de liniile Bezu-St. Ger.
main-Mont ST.. Pierre.
Lupte violente au avut loc in
ire Marie 81 Rheims unde Foch
incearca sd impinga partea un-
ghiului spre nord cu intentia de
a incunjura pc german orr al
face sa sc retraga.
Trupele Franceze 81 Italiene de
pc aceasta linie all capturat ST
Euphraise< 81 Bodily inaintind
pc valca Ardre in padurile Co.
urton 81 Roi.
! Trupele Englezc au intrat 81 e.
lie in lupta i'm unghiul de la
Rheims. ii all 1naintat pima la
perifcriile Bois de Coprton, prin-
zind 400 de prisonieri 81 patru
tunuri.
Situatia cum sc ycdea aseara
a arafat ca germanilor lea ra-
mas numai doua alternative:
Ofi ca -curata tot teritorul de
Francezi 81 Americani care bonn
bardeaza intreaga linia de drum
de fier ce merge de la Fere-en-
Tardennois orr ca sa-si retraga
toate trupele din acest- unghiu,
parasind Marine.
Drumnl de fier de la Fere-en-
Tardcnnois este singura linie de
communicate prin care germanii
transpoarta provizii trlpelor ce
Sd afla pc malul de nord al Mar
snei. Acest drum de fer e deja
sub bombardamentul constant al
aliatilor.
Germanii, in retragerea lor =
'si sd pare Cd sd prcgatesc de Q
retragere generala lupta la
fiecare pas, 81 char dind a<acuri
locale.
Pima acum, contra-atacurile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-23
.N0UA 0FENsNk COM
IRA ITAllENll0R.

ROMA, % Iulie. Niste stiri
publicatc in ziarul idea Naziona-
lie anunta Cd armatele alAtriace
sse pregatesc q lua ofensiFx
1monstra contra Italienilor. Sc "
Ice ca ofensiya ~ deearsc sub
malta corAaAa e y n y