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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
Z 16-tej Wardy.

Ma posiedzeniu ktore sic odbyio W
kwaterze pnr. 1889 Evergreen ave. Ma
stepujacy zostali wybrani jake delega-
ci ma Sejm Ligi Polsko-D emokratycznej
Powiatu Cook, kt6ry sic odbedzie w ha
Ii Warszy6skiego PREY Wolfram | Cen
trail Park ave W czwartek, dnia 1890
czerwca, 1918 roku: Jan Czekaia, Bru-
non S. Mindak, Franciszek Uczciwek,
Franciszek Blaszyhski, MARGIN S}o--
mihski, Wincenty S. Zwiefka, W. j.
Orlikowski, Kaz. Pawlak, Aug. A. ST.
mon. Jan Forman, Jan Kondziorski. A.
A. Behnke, Jan NJ. Marmol, Antoni
Czechowicz, w. Szurley. u. Fl. kadow,
Bernard Richter. J6zef Noncek, WI.
Modrzejewski, P. Truschke. Franci-
seek G~rzeszkowiak, Piotr j. Zblewski
| w. Mazurek.
Jan Czekaia, prezes.
Bron. S. Mindak, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
re STANIshAWOWA.

Tow. Serca Jezuscowego mr.. 32gi
'Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne p~osiedze-
ME W piatek, dnia Ago czerwca, W
hall zwykiych posiedzen; zarazem "a
wiadamia sic IL do zaplacenia jest
specyalny w~ojenny podatek sumie
soc. ktory must bye ~zaplacony pred
25tym lipca. Zaprasza sic wszystkich
czlonkow ma to posiedzenie. FIR.
Natzke, PREF; FIR, Kerzewski, sekr.
prot, 1911 Wabansia ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13

Polacy - Sedzia Edmund K.
Jarecki.
, Rumuni - Paul D. Toni.
Rosyanie - DR.. Henry Kras-
now, pop T. Peshkoff, Ivan
Erin.
Serbowie - John R. Palan-
dech.
S1owacy - Andrew Shustek.
S1owency - John Zupan.
Hiszpanie konsul Barthold
Singer.
Szwedzi - Charles Strom-
berg.
Szwajcarzy - W. R. Hide
brand.
Syryjczycy - M. A. Baccash,
DR.. G.. N. Haik.
Ukraincy - DR.. Stefan Hry-
niewiecki, ks. Jozef D. Ku--
Una.
Uwaga Redakcyi: Co to "a u
kiad powyzszych komitet6w, je-
Sill Polakom kt6rzy stanowia je-
dina z najliczniejszych narodowo
Sci w Chicago, dale sic tylko je-
dnego przewodniczacego a Mem
com al szesciu a Czechom, Chin
czykom, Kroatom, Grekom, Ho-
lendrom, Wegrom, zydom, Lii
twinom, Rosyanom, Syryjczy-
kom i Ukraihcom, dw6ch, trzech
a nawet wiecej? Czy p. bur-
mistrz jeszcze "a maio pozyskaf
sobie niepopularnosci?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13

Nsklama ~ podStawS lics1yeA
przedsiebiorstw ameryketslich. vise
[ prxemytiowiec polski dobrss sreoi
is1eli Stale rekianowac bed5ie swoj
interss = DzIHNNIKU CHICAGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13

WnrOa gASst HfO-AAGiNlGkSA
DzINNNIK CHICAGoSKl prsodHje
DoA vkglsdem doberu 1 rsto nAaN
Uaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
w SPRAWIE LODU.

Asystent Stanowego prokura-
tora Nicholas Michels, prowadza-
CIV Sledztwo w sprawie machina-
cyi trustu l~odowego, wyrazlf
swoj podziw mad sprawoscia RE
czonego trustu. Trust ten potra-
fiji zmniejszyc koszt wyrobu lodu
zadziwiajaco - powiada asystent
p~rokuratora, - ale zamiast wo-
Dec tego znizyc ceny lodu ola pu-
bliki, truStowicze ceny tie podnie-
sli jeszcze. Inwestygacya wykry-
Ia, re lie ray drObni handlarze
lodem prosili o znizenie ceny To-
du, lyle ray trust ceny Podnoslf'
s. Seequist Z pod mr.. 1890 South,
port avenue, ktory miai swlad-
eye pred lava wielkoprzysieg-
lych, ME stawil sic ma sprawe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
MIEJSCOWA)

Jest on waznym swiadkiem proku
ratoryi, gdyz jego to przeslado.
wa}a kompania Boyle Ice CO..
dlatego, IL probowai kupic taniej
.lod II innej kompanii. Jezeli sig
ME stawi ma sprawe jutro, costa
ME sciagniety p~olicyjnie.
2 PROCESU Il. w. W."
]. A. Bride, marynarz i byiy
czionek organizacyi ,,Przemysio-
wych Robotnikow Swiata", zez-
naval wczoraj pred sedzia fede-
ralnym Landisem, W jaki sposo5
przyw6dcy Il. w. W." ~nauczyli
gornikow i wyrobnikow, by ci do
stall sic do piracy do fabryk wy
rabiajacych zamowienia ola rza-
du, zwlaszcza fabryk aeroplanow
i tam nastepnie wyrzadzali szko-
=. Prey krzyzowych pytaniach
wyznai, IL wstapil w szeregi or
ganizacyi tel tlko dlatego, by sic
o zgubnej dz~iaialnosci jej czson-
.kow wywiedziec. w tym czasie
byi on zatrudniony przez stowa-
rzyszenie wIaScicieli SHADOW
drzewa jake pomocnik szeryfa.
w lecie 1917 - powiada p.
Bride siyszaiem jak jeden z
przywodcow Il. w. W., nazwl-
skiem Amens, powiedzial: .Musi-
my robic wszystko, co tyll2 jest
W n~aszej mocy, sprzeciwiac sig
konskrypcyi, gdyz to jestwojna
kapitalistow i oni beda Z nieJ cha
gpac korzySci, podczas gdy my
CN
bedziemy w~alczyli." Siyszaiem
.r6wniez, jak A. B. Miner dora
DIAL czlonkom Il. w. w" dosta-
wac sic do piracy w fabrykach wy
rabiajacych zamowienia wojenne
amunicye it'd. i szkodzif tam, lie
tylko bedzie W ich mocy. Zw}asz-
GA doradzal psucie towarow wo-
jennych, by pc wyjSciu Z fabryki
okazaiy sic ME do uzycia. Dalej
radzii pracujscym fabrykach
aeroplan6w, by tie ostatnie byfy
oddawane ma uzytek armii w sta
ME ME do uzycia."
NOWY SKANDAL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13

pred ,sedzia" i byiy przez niego
skazywane ma kary pieniezne. CT,
ktorych czlonkowie handy sta
wall pred ,,sedzia", byli to lu-
die, ktorzy ME chcieli p}acic pc
wnych sum pienieznych, maja-
cych i'm zapewnic spokoj cd
wszelkich nieporozumien robot
niczych. Detektywi Z biura pro-
kuratora Hoyne,a, poaresztowall
sporo osob zamieszanych w ia
afere. Wiele osob otrzymaio we
zwanie do stawienie sic W biurze
prokuratora, w celu podania zez-
nan. Prokurator stanowy, Hoyne
powiada, re banda ia potrafi{a
wyludzic Cd okolo 200 byznesis-
tow ma zachodniej stronie miasta
okolo 100000 grozbami wywo-
iania strajku w ich przedsieblor-
stwach i bojkotu, o lie ME zapla-
ca sum wahajacych sic pomiedzy
$50 a $1,000, Prokurator twier-
dzi, re siedmiu byznesistow juz
przyznalo sic, re zapiacili pewne
sunny pieniezne, by uregulowac
nieporozumienia z robotnikaml.
Nazwisk wiekszej liczby areszto-
wanych prokurator ME chce wy
dac, Ct, ktorych nazwiska So
znane, So: C. Shea, Roy Tagney, i
Frank Pope. Wszyscy oni So INA
nj W koiach unijnych robotnl-
kow. Podczas Sledztwa mic mic
chcieli zeznawac; Shea jest znany
policyi cd wielu lat: naleza} on
do roznych uni i zajmowai W
Mich urzedy. Ostatnio prowadzlf
salun ma So. Halsted I'll. Tagney
podobno byl kolektorem bandy...
Przez caiy dzien wczorajszy -
powiada prokurator - zgiaszaiy
sic do mas ofiary handy i sklada-
iy W tel sprawie zeznania. 0 lie
nam dotad wiadomo, banda ope-
rowaia gl6wnie miedzy handla-
rzami starem zelazem. Ia pokry-
wke do wymuszen uzywali zble-
ranie ogloszen do programu. .
lie ktora z ofiar ME chcia1a sic o.
kupiG, grozili wywo}aniem ma
strajk woznicow, w flrmle teJ
zatrudnionych; to najczescleJ
skutkowafo". Asystent prokura-
tora Sullivan powiada, IL postara
sic O wydanie oskarzeh przeclw
trzem wyzej wymienionym, po-
niewaz ma w reku niezbite dowo-
dy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
NOWY SKANDAL.

Many nova sensacye w CHI
cago. Asystent prokuratora sta
nowego Michael Sullivan, wy
kryi bande borrow, ktorzy w wy
rafinowany sposob uprawiajac
swoje szwindle, p~otrafili wylu-
die cd naiwnych olbrzymie su-
my. Urzadzali oni nawet zaimpro
wizowane sprawy sadowe, pod
Gas ktorych ofiary ich stawaiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
MACHINACYE KOM-
PANII GAZOWEI.

1 Walka o wyzsze ceny gazu
pred komisya stanowa przybra-
la nova forme, kiedy Boetius II.
Sullivan, adwokat kompanli ga
zowei przestawil wniosek, by ko-
misya pozwoTiil podnieSc cene
gazu o 80 centow "a tysiac stop
kubicznych z zastrzezeniem, IL "
razie jezeli pc zbadaniu ksiag IL
nansowych kompanii okaze sic,
re podwyzka ia ME jest usprawie-
dliwiona, wowczas zostanie ona
zwrocona konsumentom. komi-
sya stanowa p~rzyrzekia proPozy-
eye te rozpatrzyc, zaznaczyia je-
dnak z CORY, IL niczego ME pred
siewezmie, dopoki ME wysiucha
wywodow adwokatow naszego
miasta. I~stnieje powazna Ottawa,
re kompania gazowa ME ma zarty
zabiera sic do kieszeni swoich
konsumentow i prawdopobnie
juz cd lgo sierpnia przyjdzlc
nam piacic o 80 centow wiecej "a
1000 stop kubicznych gazu.
Kompania twierdzi, re jezeli pod
wyzki tel ME otrzyma, wowczas
straci tego roku 81, l49, SOS.46;
twierdzenie to nawet probuJe po-
przeG przedstawionym wykazem
dochodow i rozchodow. Q ileby
80 centowa podwyzka "a gaz 20
staia przyznana, komPania zyska
taby okolo S5.OOO,OOO. Wieksza
,zeSc tel sunny zostalaby uzyta
ma wyplacenie dywidendy akcy-
onaryuszom, a 0 tie dywidendy
zdaje sic najwiecej kompanii sic
ro~zchodzi....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-13
DZIEN

ON4A4N
Dzien Niepodleg}osci, czyli
Czwarty Lipca, bedzie tego ro-
ku obchodzony jak nigdy pred
tenn ma wsp6lnych obchodach
przez rodowitych Amerykan6w
i obywateli obcego pochodzenia.
W4adze federalne, t. j. komi-
tet i~nformacyi publicznych, Sc
kretarz stanu, sekretarz wojny i
sekretarz marynarki zakomuni-
kowali ~burmistrzowi Thompso--
nowi, il obehody patryotyczne z
rocznice Ogfoszenia Niepodlegfo
sci maja bye urzadzone ma ME
bywa}a skale. Plan ten ma takze
aprobate PREF. Wilsona. Burn.
Thompson obiecaf wszelkie sug-
gestye w zycie wprowadzic, axe
by tegoroczna manifestacya ME
podlegfoSciowa zasfuzy}a ma "a
pisanie w history.
Burn. Thompson wczoraj Ia
mianowaf Feliksa j. Streyckman
sa, ~obywatela b~elgijskiego pocho
dzenia, generalnym prezesem ko-
mitetu urzadzajacego. Przewo
dniczacy inni i narodowosci,
przez Mich reprezentowane So
jak nastepuje:
Armenczycy - G.. T. Push
man.
Asyryjczycy - Paul S. Ne
wey.
Austryacy - Charles Heckl.
Belgijczycy = Victor Howard.
Czesi - Antoni J. Cermak, j.
j. Salat, Franciszek Bilek.
Chinczycy - Frank Moy, -
Chin Foin.
Kroaci - DR.. "A. Biankini, S.
D. Ratkovich.
Dunczycy - John G. Christen
sen.
Francuzi - J. A. Dupont.
Finlandczycy pastor M.
| Esselstrom.
Niemcy - Otto Butt, Leopold
Grand, Ernest C.. Kusswurm,
Henry G.. lander, Henry School
kopf. d.
Grecy - Paul Demos, Nick
Kyriakopoulos.
Holendrzy - J. ]. Van Pernis
Herman Jennings, H. Vanderbilt.
.Wegrzy = Stephen Won Fay,
Emil Preszburgh, Joe Rakos.
W}osi = Sedzia Bernard Ba-
rasa.
Japonczycy - pastor M.
Shimadzu.
Zydzi Emil Zolla, A. S. Roe.
Litwini - John l. Bagdzunas,
j. j. Elias.
Norwegczycy - ]. P. Hoy
land.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22
WHO'LL co THE LIMIT

tn the drive nos on for the sale nI
War savings Stamps il shoutd bs
noted that he Government has rel
Z aH't as the ftmtt which ANY aue per
son may purchase OF these bahy bonds
This means that ~ yoa In the ultimate
vah, Of the amount purchasabie IN
fact the amount required 10 purchase
var stamps Of that value is ss}l pIus
the amount required lor the month
.curreHt ia which the purchase il made
Stamps IS this amount vill he re-.
deemed bl the Government u 1928
fuF klooo All persons making pur
chazns to the limit are entitled to
membership IN the limit club which
means exactly rs has been explained
above
To date. only uue person iu West
FolfIaHa so far as vp have been able
10 learn is enrolled In this Limit club.
bat there are doubtless many others
Who could he Interested and cuuse.
GucutIy induced 10 JONI This club by
buying lo ~" limit The teams At
work In this parish should make q
special effort TO secure such member
ships as hosldes being unique way
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22


/ FOUND Key ring with three keys
/ Onr is key tot MusIer safe No. IA.
key number 1884. other keys ar,
small Owner may recover same b,
calling at The True Democrat office
and paying for this ad.
| FOR SALE Red Rust Proof Feed
add Seed Oats Jas + Bowmau.
. sTRAYEn From Wilson, la one
sorrel mare about fourteen hands
high branded o = on left back leg
II found please advise 3. Il. Falconer
~ O Box e. Wilson, ia.
! LOST ono large pointer dog. brown
and white spots black and white
/ picked brown head with white arrow
over nose. cropped tail Finder will
be- rewarded Dr + NJ Leyeft
/ FOR RENT The Muller residence,
/ in St Francisyille Apply 10 Mrs ".
In-..-.-.,t a.. ~
---.
FOR SAL" One 10 three cars best
auaiI'} hesp'd'za nay $50 per ton
! The Wilhelm Lumber Co. wilhelm, la
..--..-.. -
f'h SALE - uooie} Yam Potato
INES. }. VI bo"k'"f 81 Francis
F'i''. la
FOR SALE Practically new awning
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22
y. S FOOD ADMINISTRATION
RULES FOR HOUSEHOLDER


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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22
NOTICE.

l. the undersigned convicted at bur.
EiaH aud larceny. nu June IL, 1913. an
applying tor q parole.
tSiFnrdl EWEi.L SMITH
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

Remember the men la oar Arms and
Navy do not expect m1uriUs Should
We at home expect them Bay necps.
stiles and War Savings Stamps
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

They also serve Who buy War Say
'ngs Stamps II they save and bay ID
the almost of their ability Bay uoW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

You may not be ahlp 10 fight. but
ynu can save and buy War Savings
Stamps
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

The Hereford Cattle Go. offers 70,
sale grade Hereford Cattle, registered
nuroc Jersey Hogs, and Angora Goats
Prices reasonable Address 81 Fran,
eisyllle, La. t2l2isttl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

LOST ono large pointer dog, brown
and white spots black and white
picked. brown head with white arrow
over nose. cropped tail Finder will
be- rewarded Dr r. NJ. Leyert
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22
4 and Vi & Robinson. Editors

Entered al The Post once at St
FfauC3syil}r Ia as sscOndclags mail
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

FOR SALE DooIcy Yam Potato
Vines VI Booktcr. 81 Francis.
vile. la
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

FOR SALE one TO three cars best
quality Lcspedcza Hay. $50 per ton
The Wilhelm Lnmher Co. wilhelm, la
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22

FOR RENT The Muller residence,
IN St Francisyillc Apply 10 Mrs W.
n Daniel ST FrancisyilIe. or to +. g.
Horhonedcl Baton Rouge
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-22
NOTICE

Automobiles viii not be permitted
iH the Rosedown field
JAS. p BOWMAN
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Although uo definite steps in that direction have yet been taken, it is in timated that the Loyal Legion will probably undertake to give a farewell to the young men of the district who will be inducted into the military ser vice on October i. The quota win consist of forty odd registrants who are residing here or elsewhere in tho district, the remainder of the list of fifty being outside of the Jurisdiction of the Local Board The induction will clean up the last of the 1917 regis trauts and will comprise the cream Of our younger citizens As was the case in most of the earlier inductions, the rcgistrants who will leave the ways of civil life in the October induction are mostly young men who have prac- tcally grown up in the city and it is fitting that they be given a farewell that will remain a pleasant memory long after their departure from Nome.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Governor Riggs, accompanied by \. Polet. James Frawley and Harry Pig con, made a trip over the railroad track as far as Dexter Hir for the pur.. pose of acQuainting the governor with the value of the road as an adjunct to travel and mining. The trip was made by the dogmobile route, with the Pigeon team providing the motive power. Governor Riggs was much taken up with the novelty of the mode of travel and also appeared much im- pressed with the value of the road as means of communication. He is said to have expressed the view that the road is an eminently desirable in - stitution and also that it could be put to excellent use if purchased by the territory. The Governor also visited the Nome Public School during the latter days of his stay in the city and betrayed that he is taking keen in- terest in educational matters connect ed with the territory During the visit he questioned a number of pupils on educational matters with a view 10 learning the extent and quality of their assimilated wisdom and also made short address 10 several of the classes in which he gave them much good counsel
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

George Watson and OH. Shoemaker have taken contract to tear mp the rails and ties Of the Paystreak and Sunset creek branches of the old Sew ard Peninsula railroad and are already busy at their task The contract calls for the removal of the rails which will later be brought to town and shipped to the outside. hy the con trolling company. Whether this work is forerunner of the early dismantl- .ng of the rest of the system could not he ascertained
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

\ few days prior to his departure for the sequestered shades of Juneau, Governor Riggs. out of the experience and familiarity born of q close iuspec- ton of the local timber, announced to James A. Daily, Secretary of the Ter ritorial Council of Defense, that he had made the following appointments to fill vacancies and newly created posi- tions in the territorial defense board Nome--Wayne Bartholomew, NJ. J.. Walsh Ed. Holt. w I. Rowe. Hay cock--W. II. olson, Wallace Porter. J. F. Ross John La Mountain. Dennis Murray The Haycock appointments comprise a new branch of the council, as Lars Gunderson. who recently de parted for the States was the sole member at that point prior to the visit of the governor. The appoint ments were made on Sept. r, accord ing to the communication addressed to Mir Daly.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Reports from Golovin Bay say the herring are running in enormous mum bers and the fishermen in that section are working day and night to take ad- vantage ot the abundant fish harvest thus provided. The fish are caught in such numbers that they can hardly be handled. As no additional help can be secured in the Golovin section. cf- forts are being made to take some ma . tivcs down from this section. A na tive schooner tried vainly to escape from Snake river yesterday for the purpose of taking down a number Of native fishermen.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Reports in circulation Saturday to the effect that the Victoria ran into one of the heaviest storms she has eyer encountered on Boring Sea and was compelled to hay to for some time, are somewhat discounted by the arrival O. radiograms from the vessel stating that she arrived at Port Monor on sunday. apparently on schedule Agen. Carroll was also notified of the arrival If the Valdez at the same port
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Arrivals from Marshall on the Vie toria last week report that not more than fifty persons will winter in the Yukon camp next winter. Everything Is practically at standstill, although some mining is being done with excel lent results at several points on Will low creek hut practically everyone who can get away will leave when the frcezcup arrives. About the only peo- pie who will remain are those who are associated with the business interests
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Agent Wolfe of the Pacific Steam ship Company received telegram last night stating that the Admiral Watson sailed on the evening of Saturday. September 14, instead of on September 15, as indicated by an earlier telegram
 The new advices also state that the steamer was scheduled to call in at Unalaska on the way north and also that she will return 10 the Outside hy way of Bristol Bay, Anchorage and Kodiak Island. As a usual thing the Pacific Steamship boats make the re- turn trip direct and only in. few ir- stapces havs returning vessels put inte
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

r., aowe time Nomo Chapter of the Red C"oss has been soliciting do- nations of down and feathers for pill .ows. The Eskimo have been the chief contributors: and. SO hearty and generous has been their response. that hout five hundred pounds have al- ready been shipped out. and il is ex- pccted that about the same amount will hc shipped this Fall
 The Department of Development of the American Red Cross have written, expressing their thanks to the Eskimo. for their generous gifts.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

The long interruption in telegraph communication was ended Saturday ' and numerous delayed telegrams kept the Signal Corps staff exceedingly busy. As a result of the delay, this office was literally flooded with beIated press matter covering the several days in which the wires were down. Sc many bulletins were received that ii has been found impossible to publish them all in the present issue and only those of more important tenor arc printed in today's number. Those oi minor importance will be presented in the following issue
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Alaska within the stated age limits of IS to i5, inclusive. who We're not prev iously registered Registrations will he held in Nome at the office of the City Clerk and registrars have been appointed at all important centers throughout the district. Chairman Lomen states that a new board has ing of Postmaster koen and Messrs Carlson and Williams
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

"The truest test of charity-is not what we give. but what we have left after giving" was said by a worthy contemporary-lt is submitted as a scale by which to weigh our donations to the BeIgians.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

The Arctic returned from St. Mich ael and east coast points. bringing one passenger. the mail and a consign- ment of 75 reindeer carcasses from Stony Point The Arctic will remain in port until the arrival of the Wat son in order 10 pick up the Northern mall and will then sail for Kotzehuc and way ports.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Chairman C. J. Lomen of Local Eoard No. 9 announced yesterday that the registration period necessitated by the extension of the draft law to in years has been officially designated as between a. m. on October 15 to D. m. December Ia. The registration order applies to all white Males in
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-09-23

Owing to delays in the arrival of witnesses, the petit jury was excused until next Monday morning at 10 a. m. on appearing in the District court today. The Grand Jury resumed it's sessions at two o'clock this afternoon