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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The Fratelnal Order of Ea sIes has selected ,hc following committee to take charge of the Frontier Night en- tertainment to be given by the order at Eagle hall on the evniLg of March 9th. The entertainment is already causing considerable interest and spec ulation and it has been learned that several parties have already been con. ducting a still hunt for Wild West cos. tunes to adorn their persons. The committe are all live wires and there is little doubt that the entertainment will be all that is antici,9 ted. Follow. Ing is the list.
 A Polet, H Gabrielson, Ralph Lomen Geo Hun. W c Mcclure, Jack War wick. Frank Lilly, Chas Mclaughlin Fred Peterson, Al Sitton. Geo Sykes A l. HeImanson, s II Boisch, Cor Kelly and Arthur Wright.
 The General Committe will meet a, Eagle Hall at ? p. m. Sunday after. noon to discuss further plans for the entertainment
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

thoress, Mrs Esther Birdsell Darling and disclose that the Blue Cross or sanization of England, the business of which 1t too raise funds for the care and relief of horses and other burden bearing animals Injured while employ cd in war service, has been extended to include the famous war dogs" of which Alaska has furnished a consid- . erable quota. The functions of the Biuo Cross are identical with those of the Red Cross, except that animals are the object of solicitude instead of human beings.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

Signal Corps bulletin reaching the local Signal Corps officials yesterday announced that the filing period of in- come tax returns of taxpayers residing within the continental limits of the United States has been extended to April 1, 1918 and also indicates that the tax paying residents of Alaska have been allowed until October 1. 1918.
 This ruling will permit persons in this section to make their returns to the Internal Revenue Collector at Ia coma during the open season of navi- gation.
 The message containing this infor- mation was received from San Francisco at Ft Gibbon Feb. 26 and reads as follows:
 / Gibbon, Alaska, Feb. 26, 1918. Signal, Nome
 Filling period of income tax returns of taxpayers residing within the con- tinental limits of the United States has been extended to April 1 191S."
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue ruled 20 inst that time for filing income tax returns for calender year 1917, by, or in behalf of persons in the military or naval establishments of the United States. stationed, or on duty beyond the continental limits ofthe United States, and for persons residing in Alaska, is extended to October 1, 191S."
 Signed Mccain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28
PUBLIC DANCING GLASS

Commencing next Friday evening at 6.so p. n., Mrs. Victor Anderson will give instructions in dancing three times weekly at Bursh Hall; evening classes Tuesday and Friday from 6.3o p. m. to ii p. m.; afternoon classes "Wednesday from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Rates $1.00 per lesson. Every Friday a social dance will begin after instruc- ton hours. The public is invited
 Adm. Gents Soc. Ladies Free
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28
NEWS NOTES
FOOD SCHEDULE
SAVE
FOOD

old Jack Frost was on the job again last night and kept the merry house. holder hustlng between the stove and the coal pile. X temperature of thirty degrees below zero was registered on the government thermometers at the weather bureau, thus duplicating the temperature of February 4th,
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The Alaska Banking and Safe De- posit Co.,. Customs Collector R. w. J. Reed an Postmaster Walsh announce the receipt of a supply of the long de- laycd income tax blanks which will be furnished to those applying as long as they last. The blanks received by the postmaster are for incomes of $3,000 land under.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

After a vacation period of two months spent in the city, Messrs Raw cnkildo and Jensen departed for the scene of their labors in the Jess creek section today and will devote some time to prospecting their properties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The Sons of the North will give one of the enjoyable social dances at the Sons of the North Hall Saturday even ing Owing to the Athletic tourna- mcnt at Eagle hall occurring on the same evening, the entertainment is scheduled to commence at 10.3O D. m, thus permitting entertainment seekers to enjoy both functions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

It is understood that a number of the natives are interesting themselves in n movement to hold au entertain ment for the benefit of the Red Cvoss and have already arranged preliminary plans to that end. The affair will probably take place in about three weeks in the event that no hitch occurs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The candidacy petitions of Amer Rydccn and Alex Mcintosh, both of Candle, for the office of Representative for the Second Division to the Territorial Legislature were received hy Clerk of the Court Thos McGann through the mail yesterday and were duly entered in the list of candidates for the forthcoming primaries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

c. x. Flowers, the Solomon River dredge operator. returned to the city
 from a visit to the Solomon section yesterday and reports that there is slight mining activity in that part of the district. The drcdge is reported in good shape and resting high and dry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The next outgoing mail for the States closes at five p. m. tomorrow evening. March 1st. The mails for Teller. York and Wales and also Fay Tor Creek and way points close on the sane date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

Stamps slightly larger than a post age stamp and bearing the inscription
 For the War Dogs" surrounding a blue cross. were received in the last mail by friends of Alaska's noted au-
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28
NOTICE

A card party, a Danec, and fefrcsh- nents at the Pioneer lgIoo, "Wednesday Fed. 27, at 8:30 p. m. Members and their lady friends are cordially invited.
 COMMITTED
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

The message appears so explicit with reference to persons residing in Alaska that there is little doubt that the stated time extension has ben granted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

A daily newspaper Is big thing for any community, large or small, are you helping to maintain it--if not get busy and telephone your subscription.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28
FOUND.

Key ring holding two Vale and four paddock keys, two marked Miller.
 Owner may secure same by paying for this adv.--Nuyget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28
FRESH DAIRY ICE CREAM

Ice cream made from fresh dairy cream daily at the Arctic Bakery and Candy store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-28

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
8eritorbenen einen guten @eidaftS.
freuno ebrte, fem aufridtigeS Bei-
lei6!

8erltorbenen einen guten @eidaftS.
frenno ebrte, fem a1fri6tiges Bet-
lei6!
- 8ittpe @pa &atbarina Dager
murbe am Montagnlorgen I'M Sau-
ie ibrer @nfelin, Srau 50. s. Moore
bonn S6lage geriibrt, an oeiien SOL
gen iie unmittelbar na6ber ltarb.
Ole @erItorbene tplr6e Dor etpas
mebr oenn 81 Sabren in Deutl6lano
geboren, bon mo lie als 19 Sabre al
tes Mao6en in 6ieies 2ano fam nno
iib int glei9en Sabre pere6elibte.
glf Sabre mobnte lie in Benniplba-
MEN, tam bann NIT ibrem Wanne
nod Minneiota, Ser bier Meilen bon
ct. @lomo cine @eimltatte ertparb II.
Dor % Sabren bereits IN Die @mig-
felt abberufen mur6e. So lange Sab
re botte iie oe11 uMor6itern" zStaat gu
ibrem SCENT u116, ieit6em lie 0iesSeim=
itdtte perlanen, ibr m~iQfommenes
Oboa6 BEL ibrer @nfelin. @or bret
Sobren bro6 iie Sen @iiftenfno6en
l1n0 ieit6em mar iie in bilfloiem 3u=
ltan6e, aus oem Ser Sob tie befreite.
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@obn: @liiobetb, @eleno, &elena nno
&atbarina Odger, 5rau Solepb ST
berger un6 Soiepb Oager, ollie bon
bier. Mittmo9morgen fan6 nod Ell
nem in ser unbefledten @mpfangntS=
fir6e gebaltenen Seelenomte Die Be=
er6igung itatt. M0ge Die @eritorbene
ruben in Srie6en.
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neutrality-suspicious. Der @eoarme.
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rer Satigfeit. = Martin Molitor.
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bon or. @oelbrod, 2t0-8. Mbenue
norolid. Eelepbon AL 8. Wn5.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
TrGiibent 0pipeQ BON 6er timber

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fabren fir sic Gittli6feit na6 Dem
ariege folgenoermoben ouSgeipro6en
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grbeb11ng, sic in 10 bielen 8rief en
bon Ser 6ront berportritt nno iobiel
fir Sic 3ufunft beripri6t, meroen
1tnbermei6lide entgegenpirfenoe
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cine @ornrng ser @ei6i6te, 6ie nnS
boran erinnert, 6aB 6en Napoleoni=
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fenburuneen cine 0as 6obrifipltem
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lid pornobmen, aus DEM 2anbe 10
biel 5u MAIDEN, tpie lie %fonnten, nno
Sic 5u bent 3mede in ste Eolitif etn=
traten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
lteber bic Madt bes @tHens a1

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Bert Sic Eittsburger Mfaoemie Der
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rent neueiten Sabrbu6 bolgenoerma=
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benoen Ser Sdla6ten5eritornng, bic
Sic nieoergebrodenen 80lfer Ser ST.
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1pirfen, ODER mir 1per0en MIR gerln=
gen MnteiI boben an Ser neuen Wef,
Sic aus bielem groBen &riege er1te-
ben miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Der Serbf lit ins 2anb ge5p9en

o'I
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3~eitgenoi1e, 8Gume nn6 @trau6er
meiien bereits ibren 9aubi6mud ab.
@ir pernebmen in 8ebmut 6as ra=
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mir es 0od, 6oB Nun 6es @ommers
Sui It Elm @r16e bat. Nd4tlt9er geebel
11n6 falter, 6i6ter Morgentan laiien
Sen gr6bo6en erfolten. 9ie @nr5eln
ser 8Gume nno Strduder 1teaen If
re Mrbeit Elm, fie perm0gen BEN 8lat=
tern Sen ourd sic 8er0unltungen om
Goge ent ltanoenen @erInIt an @aiier
nidt 5u erieben. Sic bil0enoen @toffe
tpanoern aus oen 8ldttern in Die
@noipen, in bic 3meige, in ben
Stomm nn6 sic @ur5eln, 6amit 6ie
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diem oud obne 8ldtter leben fam.
1os 8latt lit na1r nod ein 6d6er=
tperf bon ousgeleerten 3ellen, es ber-
fdrbt iih nno bertpelft.D ie ant @rnto
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int Serblte Sic 8dume nit berrli9en,
bu11ten 6arben. Sour einige Wo9en,
Damn lit a1t9 6ie @d0nbeit boriber,
@as moGen urs sic melfen fanen6en
81Gtter iogen? Dem 81atte glei6 mol
len a116 mir ut1s betpabren ols Mtg
lide @lieoer am groBen 8aume Ser
Meni9beit, Damn per6en auH mir nit
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Grbe eingeben in 6em 8epuBtieim
Sic uns ouferlegten 8fli6ten getan
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len MIR unieren @el6en 6anfenL Sic
unter 6em &riegsitl1rm 6abtniinfen
un6 ibr @e6ddtnis in @bren balte1.
sic tparen fraftpole 8latter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
KlrNh0e 1a0riNten.

& 8abren6 elmer am Iebten Cont
taq III Ser &atbe6rale BON bodm'l item
&errn 8il6of 8ni9 %geleienen fl.
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remonien oliiitterte Ser bo6p. Or.
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bodm. @err Sbieban 1tn6 bodm. P.
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nahlten 5onntog in Der &atbeorale
@ott 6em @errn iein @ritlingsopfer
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ser bo6m. SEER 6earon BON Sanf
Centre, elm Setter 6eS neugemetbten
Erieiters, balten.
ssSn Ser bonn bodm. &errn 9ngo
@u1oermonn 5u Clear Safe patio
rierten @emeinoe tpnr0e ant lebten
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6a6t in feierli6er 8eiie gebalten,
mo6ei ser bo6p. &err Steino6 BON
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qar3e @emeinoe beteiligte iid an Ser
6eier ourb SEN gmpfang Ser I'll.
Saframente. -
3 Sci ser in ser ct. Mi6aels Sir
die at &ap, g. 9, mo Ser bo6m. P.
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6adt bielt Ser bodtp. P. Sobn gatt
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Springs sic 6eltpreoigten.
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bot sic 8ol iteration ser ct. Hotrids=
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bohm'lte &err Mbt Heter gngel, 8.
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@robe Sic 3eremonien pornobm, mo-
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oiiiitierten. M1s 9eidentrager fun=
gierten sic 8eneoifttner 5ratres
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p6rts mare11 gum Begrdbni1ie eri6ie=
men 6ie bo6p. Batres .. g.. .. Fal1=
lin BON Sgema, Mlto bon ct. Glouo,
8e6a bon 5t. &o1a, Magnus bon
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bie @ltern, SEER un6 5rou Mt1d].
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idmiiter oeS geritorbenen Ser Seer
6igung bel. M0ge ser quite ST.. 9te=
ronDmus, .. g.. s., ruben IN Srte=
6er!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
9pnncrstas, 10. Sftober 1918.

Sc uenieer 111ar IN sic ipanide
Snfluen5o oerft unO ie porii9tigr
ma lebt ur1o ii6 fleioet, Inn 1i9 Dor
@rf6Itl1ng 5u idiiten, oelto men1ger
braud)t man Diele Elage Ser Meni9=
belt SIT fiirdten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

At the end of the second day of tho
NTH German offensive on the west
front. 1t became apparent that the
encmyS striking power has been great
~ reduced. Coming SC soon after tho
break through the Piavc line and tho
Italian successes in Albania. the latest
German failure &c achieve material re-
suits constitutes a revelation Of weak
ness which plainly indicates an early
reversal of roles.
Had the Germans in their operations
west and east of Rheims succeeded in
developing the striking power that
characterized, their first offensive In
l'icardy. the allied forces would have
retained :he defensive part which has
been forced upon them by German
military enterprise since March n The
initial turn Of events in the move
ncnt. however, pointed distinctly to
the conclusion that in the crucial
region of the conflict Germany is losing
the power of Initiative. If She has not
already lost It.
In order TO realize fully tho sicni
'icance of the latest German blow. il is
necessary TO recall che political setting
amid which II was undertaken. ON the
exc OF the attempted advance Won
kuchlniann. as Secretary for Foreign
AiIhirs and later Chancellor Won Her,-
ling himself. defined Gcrmanys war
aims Germany informed the allied
powers and the world OF her purpose
10 achieve the impcrialistic objects for
which she prccipitatcd the war Ger
many served notice on America and her
allies that she would not tolerate 4.
peace that would limit Germany's on
rortuniiies for material growth and
expansion The chancellor went into
details TO the extent of announcing
that Germany would hold Belgium as
pawn for negotiations"
The new offensive began almost he
fore the echoes OF the Chancellor.
voice had died out in the chamber of
the ReichstaS. The blow was intended
As a demonstration Of Gcrmany's abn
ny 10 exact the terms she had out.
lined.
But the blow that was designed TO
tonvincc the allied nations of the hoo.
.tssness OF their cause fell wcakll
Unlike the nrst great blow that tn.
Germans struck in Picardy. and the on.
mat followed II in Flanders. this sre,,
SuperoNensivc did not possess the ele
nent OF surprise. 1t found the A,ne,I
cans prepared west OF Chatcau-Thier-,
and in the bend Of the Marine. II found
the French and Italians prepared wcg,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19

plan. ''''H' c"Se!.cAt
However. have failed to see where
fS..'S ".!hS mas gone into cncc. or h,s
Deen enforced. nor have seen in ,So
p1pcrs any mention Of the enforcemeI,
- :. ~ o! any punishment o: any ono Tor
iai!ur. 10 enforce II or for viSlatinr :,
~ IS noticeable throughout ihe 49,.
az Almost any hour OF >he day ,hc
Il C n-aS. o. men can be seen !,anng; this
E'oc"' ana II tIey work at ali ,hey
CeT'n MY do no. work quart.
nay. found great difficulty in get,
MaHd Vas - FOR the simples, Eind ~,
WofH from 80 to 80 cents an hour ,n,,
th'y worn an hour o. so and utIi. AND
again 90 anu 'oa.
Cannot this cxcellen, ruling bs on.
!!orGsh II does not seen, 10 me that
Shou'd be nec' ssari!y enforced BY the
1Utteh Sth yes government. but tina. !,
might be ,he patriotic duty Of the 90,
government 10 enforce IL
is am 1 oI,n mat IN SAVANNAH, Ga there
eeilen, one. The city reqn.re S:oS evcTy
nah!e:bodicd man to carry with him IN
ms pocket an cmp!oyn,nt card-this
caEd Is punched every day by his en-
p!oFer. which shows that he is reru
.aEE cmpI II+d every day In the week.
AZ any time dIring the day II a man
Is seen to be apparently loating MS
E"rd - demanded, II Il cannot be pro-
uu:ed ne - considered a loater and
was told recently BY young me
cHahIc VINO Ma employed by an out
ot-iown hrm. but MAS doing some work
IN tniS city, that Richmond was the
!oCsest city he had yet seen-;hat he
Mhi been here for some time. and al
though IN the draft age. no one had
yet required him 10 produce his regis
tration card.
This is certainly time when all
ab!e-ood!cd men should be regularly
engaged IN some essential work and
'hsTc3y AID In carrying this war TO a
successful conclusion. and i certainly
nope that this work or fight" plan
VIII he put i!,to effect in real GEN
uine manner md strictly enforced II
seems 10 me Of utmost Importance. for
II certainly is very demoralizing. even
TO thoS" VII" are regularly employed
10 s"e others standing dly by doinE
nothing. and Yet at the same time con.
Stunning as much fool as those who
have their shoulders - the wheel ana
are doing their best
K. CARTER BEVERLEY.
Richmond, Va. July l.; 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19
Driven to Desperation

THE fury with which the Germans
launched their new offensive on the Marine
and the effectiveness with which the allies
broke the force OF the initial onslaught have
sci The world to wondering if the German
general STAFF has not lost its senses com
plctely; whether not these master mill
tarists are being guided by blind rage and
have now reached state of recklcssness in
which they are willing to make any sacrifice
that promises even remote chance to re-
instate themselves in the confidence of the
army and the people behind the army
No military operation yet undertaken on
the western front by the Germans o by The
allies jailed more dismaliy than the second
assault GDon the Marnc. Al reports indi.
cate tn"t the most elaborate preparations
were made for this drive; that vast bodies If
troops were assembled in the hope of over
whclming the Americans and the French and
that mighty batteries of naval guns were col
lected with which TO pound 10 pieces the al.
lied works behind the lines. In spite of all
inns Inc early hghting Of the Germans has
hetted them little but losses They have car
tured no important terrain They have
seized strategic points They have
smashed no part Of the resisting line
Instead OF forcing their w..v for i've ar
ten miles in their opening dri,, ap.irs, rho
French and Americans in the present battle
thcy made practically no Roadway whatever
'h"y drove the French outposts back and
pushed the Americans from the south hank
or tie Marine, but both forces immediately
!cacted against the Germans with deadly re
suits. In ether words. the drive gained M
!niilal momentum so important to any army
upon the offensive. Instead it died down
after the llrst days fighting, thereby giving
the defending armies every opportunity TO
bring up such re-cnforccments as Nigh, he
needed TO stem the tide.
There is support for the belief. therefore
That the German high command is dcsnera,o
mat 1t is no longer capable Of CARVING ou,
us calculations and its power of initiative
mas been lost, II this is true. the orcson,
offensive may he the last it will venture rho
herman armies may put their backs IN ,ho
wall and defy the allies to drive tnem from
, conquered soil All this NAV be premature
put the conviction is growing that the onon.
| s!vc force OF the enemy is being rapjdIv ennn,
| Speaking Of snbstitutes--the Old Virginia
catOird nils the place of the absent mocking
| bird quite we'll. and has the charm of singing
. only by daylight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-19
Books and Authors

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eSs sonG,o ms , le to The o war tic
indus life Ills jos was pubIished ,he
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o ofIGii hGT s b S hegS S his Sarssr as
nofSrists ana piaywriFhts have dealt per.
's and a h "a n s as
show something of both sides of tho Llc,urc
ton cTims THyeT,on By arthur Woods
ns iIuaaSs purnose The hringinE
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by the most srmSs are no, ndered
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me MAJ 1' der, ONES Further became
the duty Of police not only to keen srimin NAILS
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,Favannes and Divisions" by Ezra Pound
, alfred A. knopf5 is collection Of the best
yIearsmtrop the brilliant irony OF his picture Of
2d"rhsa ana hr9nsh the p,hy
sui9 i'm the CONDITIONS .: twelfth
manifGstos on the most modern These es-
says show Ezra Pounds wide range of interes,
and the nc!sion of his perceptions They con :
iain ms best prose work, including the trans
.atlons OF Fontenelle'S dialogues, criticisms of
Remy dc tiourmont and OF Arnold Dome Sc h
ana OF James Joyce as well as the n,
l. iiomme Moyen Scnsuel on the >Hhoie a
unique collection. a book of the common
run. summary Of most OF the important "a
tiStic interest OF time.
News OF Jacnto Bcnavcntcs election no
Spanish cortcs has just reached this countrv
Be;arentcs md idature result o the re-
cent crisis in Spanish politics Through his
WrltlnEs ne is great influence in Spanish life.
and ms entrance INTO politics is expected 10
stabilize the new coalition government Re
Gently Bcnavente became widely known to
American readers through tie TRANSACTIONS Of
ms drainatic masterpieces under the title OF
nc Plays OF Jacinto Benavente' published by
the Scribners