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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23
Notice of Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Sumter.

Notice is hereby given that the Gen
eral Election for State and Count.
Officers will be held at the votins
precincts prescribed by law Tin sal,
county, on Tuesday, November $
1918, said day being Tuesday follow
ing the first Monday in November, a
prescribed by the State Constitution.
The qualifications for suffra ge:
Managers OF election shall requir
Of every elector offering to vote a
tany election, before allowing him t.
vote, the production OF his registra
ton certificate and proof of the pay
ment of ali taxes, including poll tax
assessed against him and collectibl
during the previous year. The pro
duction Of certificate or of the re
ceipt Of the officer authorized to col
lect such taxes, shall be conclusiv,
proof of the payment thereof.
Section. 237, Code Of 1912, a:
amended by Act No. 6. special session
. section ese 81. There shall be thre.
separate and distinct ballots, as fol
lows: One b%llot for United State.
Senator. Representatives in Congress
and Presidential electors; and on
ballot for GovernorSNL NLieutenant Gov
ernor. State officers, Circuit Solicitors
members of the Housa of Repre1en
tative. State Senator. county Off ;. =
and one ballot for all Copstitu q fe
amendments and special quTseo h
each Of three said boxes to be app ar
Dria1ely labelled: which ballots shan
>e Of plain white paper and Of sun
width and length as to contain = an
names of the officer or officers mao
question or questions to he voten we,
or upon. clear and even cut, W. We,
designation, multi
symbol or mark of any kind -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23
s sFIu 4 SITUATION IsspRoyEs.
uOatook I'm State More Hopeful, Says
Dr.. Akin.

Columbia, Get. 20There IS more
hopeful outlook in the Spanish infiu-
enza. situation, according to state
ment made tonight by Capt. A. ".
Akin, M. D.. United States Public
Health Service, in charge of the cpl
demic in ntihlg State. He said that there
H slight decrease in the number of
new cases Of the disease, but an IN
crease inzthe cases of pnenmania thus
raising the mortality rate. This is
% be expected in declining cpl
sdemic, hesstated and need occasion no
alarm.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23

Houston, as q IumDef ceHleI, HaS
shared literally in the prosperity
which has resulted in that industry
from the use of Southern yellow pine
in shipbuiiding. Approximately 20
per cent of:the total production OF
Southern saw mills is handled through
Houston.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23

sIIRlIgsK As PRENENTATIvE.
Georgia Doctor rHecommends ssGargle''
Afefhod Used BY an Asheville Col
.ores Woman.
{Asheville Citizen.)

JoSI3i1so f30ceof in the State of
f..s,,...ss;a,.- ..s;-,Ils nh, bas nassed unscathed
.tz,sos,,sb =. sa-;o,,s@ yellow fever epi-
ss,sss :. 81, FOR tIe statement
sHsss !. - ,ffla snlnh,,rE nlaced in: the
* L. :. Il, 49, rosif;ye nreven-
tive FAR sT,anish infIuenza This pre-
yantivse, Is 2ss;,,egested ia recent article
~. a fia antasSsanstifntion..
mi, s., 5, s 4, This manner
,s No. ~ s1tngsether new thing in
ts.sa c;ty ,far - ,east one co1ored wo-
,,,.,, g. II s ,,ify has heen using #
! S;rsa no rresent epidemic started
\ 3t,aaTsa ,,,,,ss suonnan was in the office
8 8 - =, q o,arA Of tta IToi1.
6 49,, S;s.,.;o+ Cont few davs
,,;sc,,ssiner the situation
1,as .to,d Inv Mr. Hymans
s,ss s,,o,,,d nsa pargle every
! - ~ 1ra,s.ss,,;. eS,,;,.ss, y1ssr
s;r does If Every
s. .les l;ttle s,,1nlur in
49,. .ssssss sharo = tho stuff TO
~ -. !, - =
ss"-.:s,a f,o,, +ta rons4;tntion
- .ss 80 =. = ~ 49, =.
49,. .1s.s.i =. =, e1,,nt - s,,Inb,r in
- y - ~ GOOD
{ sas..ss..osss'e g 1sAeA-1-eee' -
~ Isssss s,;a ren,e;7v offered to the
s.: ,snI,,aS ~ Atlanfa nv a Georgia doc
~ 80 bas peen nractieing in Dixie
f.,,.s f,r4,, ,,sars and who went through
{ 49,, ta,,sa. oIlden,;c in New
os,asa ,.s,s ), 100 nnscatbad 8;
- - : aaa,,,,t ~ t,e. s,,ccessfal trials
- - s. :. -; -, ss,,z sa,Io.ys
- ss.s ~, ,sa ais,,r;as moved to
~ ae;oe, ,,efa;c;ne and
- tesr ,,,,sre first IL.
- - +merty e,t vears The
- - z,,,seh @ : located was in the
80. ,,asts,,, 1,nrsior, ot,,e state and
s,ssIsrrrs :, s1gar and humber indus
.,e,,e essre met many travelling
5. - 80 :. nartic;,,ar repem-
~. ~; :; :, { Sen,, who fold
=. !. -. s.,aI;,;s f1,st he had nursed
- ,as.a.. s,,a elolera IN all its
....sss IL >. .se;stad in h,,rvine the
- - "a tJ,ast the 1on1v nrecautfon he
...ss' s,a.. ,,.,, was to snrinsle sulphur ia
,;ss s,,aes every morning during the
Z sa.ssas,,.icsana s,ia that he had never. con-
t.asxeJsthe disease. fnrthermore. ey-
ee,,s Ia fola ahont it and who had
s...:a;s - "A, >. sinoae one had had the
s,.sss..s; s. - - = oeess'.
{ uAs:c.s ~. .aa1 me- had an endemic o,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23
SERBS NEARING DANUBE.
Towns OF Zeietcflar and Polyevat1
Captured.

Londons Oct 21.-Franco-Serbiap
troops have entered Zaietchar, %
miles from the River Danube at Ne
gbtin, As miles northeast OF Nish, ac-
eording to the Serbian official state
ment Sunday: The Allies also cap
tured Bolyevatz, west Of Zaietchar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23
BOSTON EPIDEMIC ENDED.
Normal Conditions Restored Today
...5 and Schools Reopen.

Boston, Oct. 21.-Normal condi-
tons were resumed here today when
the schools and theatres and other
places of public assembly were per-
mitted to- open by the health officials
They had been closed nearly three
weeks on account of Influenza, which
caused nearly four thousand deaths in
Boston.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23
Sickly Belgian Children Cared for by
Red Cross.

Havre, France. Sept. q (Corre
spondence)- Col. Ernest P
Bicknell. Commissioners for Belgium
has announced that the American
Red Cross is to aid the sickly chill.
dren in occupied Belgium by sendin'
them into Holland to build up thel
strength. Already 10000 childre,
have been brought out OF Belgium
for this special treatment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-10-23

Death Notice Only Notice Wanted
CLOS Angeles Times
The condition of Nikolai Lenine
can not be satisfactory" SO long as
he is alive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
Kupcy, Przemy-
slowcy i F~abrykanci,
Bacznosc.

Posiedzenie wszystkich pol
skich kupc6w, przemysfowcow o.
raz fabrykant6w Z miasta Chica-
60 i powiatu Cook odbedzie sic
W piatek, dnia 12go kwietnia,
1919 roku, o godz. Smej wieczo-
rem W sail Domu Zwiazku Polek,
1909 n. Ashland ave, celem sill
mel agitacyi ma rzecz sprzedaV
bond6w trzeciej pozyczki wolno-
Pokazmy wszystkim, re-
Smy dobrymi obywatelami tego
i dlatego MECH kazdy sic
ma to posiedzenie stawi.
Pawef Drzymalski,
personal---very..
A. F. Lakowka, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
BACZNOSc ~TOWARZYSTWA
HELENY PADEREWsKIEJ!
Vienna! Weina! Weina!

Nadszedl wielki zapas weiny
do plebanii Sw. Wojciecha, 1863
w. 18th street. Weine nabyc mo-
ina zupeinie bezpatnie Niechaj
wiec towarzystwa nadsyiaja Swe
reprezentantki pc zapas welny /
dalej do piracy. I'm predict tenn
lepiej' Do plebanii MONA sic zgiA
sac kazdego czasu. Dni ,.cukro-
we" i mydia bardzo korzystne ma
,Wojciechowie. Zebraio sic juz
klkaset funtow cukru i niezawo-
.dnie gdy ~znoszenie po funcikach
wejdzie W tryb; zbierze sic becz-
kami.
Vera A. Gorecka, sekretarka,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
Ma GhODNYCH W POLSCE.

z Wagners Point, Mich, nadesiaf
nam pan S. Brzuchalski 81 zebrane
PREY skromnej zabawie z okazyi
SWAT Wielkanocnych ma g}odnych W
Polsce. Z}ozyli te pieniadze: Stani-
slaw %Brzuchalski 81; Karol FLIP,
gost z Chicago, 50; Adam B%rzuchal-
ski z Filadelfii 81. P~ieniadze to pre-
slaliSmy do biura Polskiej Rady Ma
rodowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

Podajemy do wiadomoSci. il cd d.
Sgo kwietnia, OBJ. J6zef A. Dyszel 20
stall przyjety przez firme Prudential
Life Insurance Co. jake jej repre-
zentant | kolektor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
Srebro Stofowe
Obrusy

Doroczne rozdawanie premii "a o.
wiki cd American Family mydla
trwac bedzie W tym roku przez 20
dni tylko, cd 1-go do 20-go kwietnia.
Jezeli macie owiiki, mozecie skOrzy-
STAG z tel oferty i otrzymac prawdziwe
VIM. A. Rogers noze, widelce i }yzki,
take i Obrusy. ~Og1aszaliSmy tie ofer-
ty W naSzym Dzienniku, a kto ~jeszcze
z mich ME kOrzystaf, moze to uczynic
pred s0-tym kwietnia i otrzymac pie
kne premie darmo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
BARDZO WAzNE.

Osoby, kt6re wynaje}y sale W do
Zwiazku Polek ma miesiac kwie-
cieh i maj, So uprzejmie proszone o
skomunikowanie sic z Sekretarka Je-
reralna q. P. A. mozliwie ~najrychlej
W waznej nader sprawie.
A. Emilia Napieralska,
Sekr. Jen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
Program Koncertow
Kapeli Polskiej
J. Wro1skiego.
(Komunikat z biura Kom. Wyk. kan.
panii yWychodztwO Ojczyznie").

Ponizei zamieszczamy dokladny pro-
gram, jaki wykonany z%ostanie ma
wszystkich koncertach kapeli polSkiej
o. Tadeusza Wrohskiego, kt6ra jak
wiadomo, rozpoczyna objazd Osad pol
skich w dniu 21-gO kwietnia, wielkim
koncertem inauguracyjnym W Chica-
go, Ill.
WSTEP.
America.
Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a.
Geese L.
~Jubileuszowy Marsz.
,,Spotkanie cyklist6w" - Mazur.
.,Medyk" - Marsz.
,.Babulehka" - Mazur.
,.Bartosz" - Krakowiaki.
Ma rynku" - Mazur.
Bum cyk cyk' - Mazur.
,.Przepi6reczka' - Mazur.
,Halaburda" - Mazur.
,.Dratewka' - Marsz.
Wykona orkiestra p. Tadeusza Wroh-
sklcgo.
Geese III.
Solo Sopranowe.
Geese III.
Przem6wienie p. Tadeusza Wrohskie
60 O Rampant majowej.
Geese ".
Przezrocza.
Orchestra odegra polonez Ogi6skiego.
Geese Y.
Nv polskicj wsi"- obrazek ludowy.
Tadeusz Wronski odSpiewa szereg
piosenek ludowych dOtychczas W Anne
ryce ME Spiewanych.
TaGce - Mazur, Krakowiak, Oberek.
Geese vi.
,Frajda ma Saskiej kepie' - Mars2.
,,Ty dziewucho" - Oberek.
,Kuba Jurek" - Mazur.
..Swir, swir, swir "a kominem" -
MaZur.
,,Smieszka' - Polka.
,,Matulu kOchana' - MaZur.
,,Rach ciach ciach" - Polka.
,,Pozegnalny" 49, Marsz.
Wykona orkiestra p. Tadeusza Wroh-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
Y TOW. POM. ARMH POLSKIEJ

Posiedzenie Towarzystwa Pomocy
Armii Polskiej Imienia Heleny Pa
derewskiej odbedzie sic W domu wv.
Polek, 1890 kwietnia, W dolnej sail.
Wszystkie Polki sd proszone o PREY
bycie.
2 powazaniem,
Anna Neumann, prezeska.
Anna K~larkowska, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

W parafii Annowo, ma wiecu Ntory
bvl urzadzony W %niedziele, oprocz je
denastu ochotnik0w, zgiosiiy sic
dwie panny Polki, ~poswiecajac sWe
uslugi dla Czerwonego Krzyza. -
Gdziez sa panienki z innych parafii?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
u JADWIGOWA.
u JACKOWA.

- Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie K6f-
ka Dramatycznego par. sw. Jacka W
Avondale o~dbedzie sic jutro W pia-
tex, dnia 12go kwietnia, W hall pod
koSciolem. ObecnoSG kazdego cz}on-
ka i czlonkini jest k~oniecznie poza-
dana albowiem So wazne sprawy do
zalatwienia. - A. S. Drufke, prezes.
Alex. J.. Lukowitz, sekr. prot, 2715
n. Monticello ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11

m Sh1dud uzlS
XII wszsytkim Szan. m6wcom, Ch6ro-
wi parafialnemu, dzieciom szkolnym
"a ich Spiewy, pannie Maryi Bystrzyh
skiej "a Spiew solowy, Kapeli Unit
Polskiej "a jej bezinteresowne wy
stapienie z muzyka, staropolskie Bog
zaplaG.
rs. prob. X. f. SIominski,
prezes honorowy,
J6zef Zientek, prezes.
I6zef A. Dyszel, sekr. wiecu.
rs. St. Chylia, kapelan.
BacznoSG Kolektorzy Klubu Oby--
watelskiego ma Annowie.
Posiedzenie wszystkich kolekto--
row odbedzie sic W %czwartek. dnia
11go kwietnia 1918, W hall Chopin,
PREY 19tej i rog Leavitt ul., o 60
dzinie 1880 wieczorem. ObecnoSt
wszystkich kolektor6w jest niezbed-
ma, zarazem i wszyscy cz1onkowie ad
ministracyi maja bye obecni.
J6zef Zientek, prezes.
J6zef A. Dyszel, sekr.
Choir Sw. Cecylii urzadza fantowa
loterye DIN. 2 czerwca ola parafian
tylko. Bedzie to cos nowego w tym
rokL, beda przytem rome %niespo-
dzianki.
Bilety So ma sprzedaz u cz}onk6w
Ch6r6w jedenastego dziewiatego.
Cena biletu Cd centa do pietnastu.
Prosimy 'szanownych parafian o licz-
ny wsp6Iudzial. =
Doch6d przeznaczony ma zakupno
okna do koscio}a.
J0zef DyszeI,
Felix Dyszel.
J6zef Ra~dziszewski,
Komitet.
q q q
Podaje do wiadomosci, IL wszyscy
CT, kt0rzy chca pierwsze Tub drugie
papiery obywatelskie Tub jake in
formacye tyczace sic papierow oby-
watelskich, NIGGA sic zglosiC do OBJ.
J6zef Dyszel, 2044 w. 19ta ILL.,, 3cie
pietro, ktory tent sprawami zajmu-
je sic W dzielnicy Annowa. Udziela
take lekcyi przygotowawczych ma
egzamina pred klerka, rzadOwego
egzaminatora i sedziegO, tym kt6rzy
sic udaja pc drugie papiery Obywa--
telskie, zarazem wypisuje aplikacye
tax ma pierwsze jak i ma drugie pa
piery obywatelskie.
Rodakom z dzielnicy Annowa OBJ.
J6zef A. Dyszel wykonywa te prace
bezpiatnie. Zgo}siC sic MONA kazde-
go dnia miedzy 5ta a ina wieczo--
rem, W niedziele Cd 1szej do 5tej pc.
poludniu.
q q q
Podajemy do wiadomoSci. il cd d.
Sgo kwietnia, OBJ. J6zef A. Dyszel 20
stall przyjety przez firme Prudential
Life Insurance Co. jake jej repre-
z~entant | kolektor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
RuCh " TOwarYstxach.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Kolko Dramatyczne odbedzie
regularne miesieczne ~posiedzenie dzi
siaj wieczorem, O godzinie Smej, W
sail klubowej. - j. Kondziorski,
pref; Stan. A. Bezdon, sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Stanislawa Kostki, or.
$50 Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posie-
genie W piatek wieczorem. o godz.
S.nej, W sail klubowej; obecnost
wszystkich jest konieczna, poniewaz
sd wazne sprawy do z~a}atwienia. -
JG7ef G. Mucha. prezes; X. Wilczew-
Xxi, sekr. prot.
TOW. Boskiego Serca Jezusa mr..
263 1jed. odbedzie posiedzenie kwar
talne W czwartek, dnia 11go kw1et-
mia, o godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W
sail zwyk}ych: ~posiedzeh. Wszyscy
czlonkowie maja bye obecni, ponie-
waz So wazne sprawy do zalatwienia.
- S. Pitera, PREF; 8. Penkala, sekr.
prot, S36 Noble ul.
Tow. sw. Wojciecha mr.. 1854
Zied. odbedzie kwartalne p%osiedze-
he W piatek, dnia 1890 b. m, o 60
dLinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall zwy-
klych p~osiedzeh, poniewaz jest wiele
waznych spraw do za}atwienia obec-
nose wszystkich pozadana, TAX samo
komitet ida sprawozdanie "a 1szy
kwartaI. Ia nieobecnos6 kara podlug
konstytucyi. - J6zef Przyby1o, pre-
yes: Antoni Poczatek, sekr. prot.
919 Will ul.
JADWIGOWA.
Posiedzenei Oddzialu Kr6lowej
Korony Polskiej mr.. 81 Macierzy Pol
skiej odbedzie sic W czwartek DIN. IL
kwietnia, o godz. wpof do osmej VIE
Obecnosc cz}onkih p%ozadana
poniewaz So waine sprawy do zala-
twienia. - Rozalia Barys. prezes;
Marta Wuns, sekr. prot, 1921 Lyn-
dale ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
q q q

Pan Max. Rype. w~laSciciel reStau-
racyi Verdun, Przy roku Haddon "
1 Milwaukee ave, ziozyl w lokalu
Centrum $500 ma tyton ola Armii
Polskiej. Bog zaplac, panic Rybe!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-11
ARMIA POLSKA WE
FRANCYI.
Z Centrum RekrutacN-
nego No. 2.

Vice, kt0ry sic odbyi W parafii Sw.
Amy. urzadzony ma rzecz Armii Pol
skiej staraniem lokalnego komitetu
Obywatelskiego, ktorego prezesem
jest miejscowy ~proboszcz, Wiel. ks.
c.. S}ominski, dzieki ich staraniom
wypadi znakomicie. Nadzwyczaj uroz
maicony program, ktory sobote po-
dalismy do wiadomoSci zostai W Ca
loSci wykonany i przyjety Oklaska-
mi licznie zebranej Polonii. Sala Che
pin, bezinteresownie dana ma eel pol
ski przez lei wiaSciciela, byia wypet-
Mona po brzegi doborowa publiczno-
Scfa, kt0ra chciala uslyszeG przemo-
Wv p~roboszcza, ks. Slominsklego l
Wiel. ks. F. Wojtalewicz, probOszcza
2 South Chicago. Mowy tych dwoch
kaznodziei trafily do serc sluchaczy'
czeSo najlepszym dowodem byio "a
pisanie sic ma wiecu jedenastu zu-
chow W szeregi Armii PolskieJ. Il
ramienia Centrum przemawiali: or
g~anfzator s. Krzywonos i sierzant 5.
Wiosinski. Szczeg6lne uznan male
~ sic proboszczowi ks. Sfominskie-
mu. asystentowi parafii ks. Chyle'
kt6rv niezmordowanie pracuje ola
sprawy narodowei, ks. WojtaleWiczo-
wi, kt6ry zawsZe i wszedzie swoI
czas poswieca, gdzie idzie o spra-
we Polski i p. Byszczynskiemu. VIA
s~cicielowi sail Chopin. "a okazana
bezinteresownoSC i p%oczucie polsko-
Sci. oraz kapeli Unit Polskiej, ktora
bezinteresownie, tax pieknie uroz-
maieala program.
O y o
Dzielnica Jadwigowo zaczyna sic
budzic; o%chotnik0w z Jadwtgowa co
dzien przybywa. To wszystko MONA
zawdzieczyc niestrudzonej piracy ks.
Obyrtacza, proboszcza z Jadwigowa
kt6ry ME tylko, re stojac ma czele To-
kalnego komitetu zaimuje sic "a
wsze, by giodni i chiodni ME odJez-
dali, udajac sic do obozu, ale oso-
biScie kazdego z. ochotnikow obdarza
pozytecznymi podarkami.
@ q q
W parafii Annowo, ma wiecu Ntory
byl urzadzony W niedziele, oprocz JIG
denastu ochotnik6w, zgiOsily sic
dwie panny Polki, poswiecajac sWe
uslugi dla Czerwonego Krzyza. -
Gdziez SO panienki z innych parafii?
q q o
Staraniem gorliwych czlonkin wv.
Polek, a szczegolniej prezeski PAM
NeLman, pani Jankiewicz i sekretar-
XII, D. E. Napieralskiej, stowarzysze-
ME to zajeio sic urzadzeniem jedno-
SIKH ambulansowej dla Armii Pol
skiej i ofiarowalo jeden ambulans.
Geese VAN, zacne Polki. Dop6ki ma
NV kobiety Polki, Polska zgina6 ME
mole.
Is q q
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-21

Tonight the final practice for tho athletic games will take place ct Eagle hall The general public are invited Co witness the various teams work out All "would-bc" players and substitute |, are requested 10 cttend an' will be used to fill in for the practice,
 Fort Davis win occupy the floor from 6;90 untl 7;3O after which the All Nome Hurricanes will shoot baskets for an hour followed by the N. II. S. speedy aggregation who will give an exhibition of the game played accord ing to tho latest rules. From 9:30 until 10: 90 the Souriough nine will burn up the bases. During this prac- tico Dan Jones win instruct batters how to hit tho sign which entities tho batter to the best hat at Lomens,
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solomon reports that tho fifth an- nuai Native handicap dog race from Solomon to Cape Nome and retuin T., was run on Monday last, Thirteen native teams were entered In the con- tcst. which attracted considerable in- terest in the Solomon section. The teams started at fvo minute intervals and the first team covered the distance in 1.-Two hours. twenty nine minutes. A prize of s25 was hung up for the win nor st2 for second and S7.00 for third places.
 The race was won by native known as Luke, Bert was second. time 5: 37. Third place was annexed by n dusSy gentleman with the dignifled namo of Garfield in 6 hours. 5i minutes. Happy Jack was fourth and won a sack of flour. Jack Brown was fifth and re- ccived pound of tea. Mike was last and was given the "hooby"-a sack of rolled oats.
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With the prospect of 6 substantial increase ia the cost of coal. attention Is again attracted to the possibilities of employing the tundra peat as sub- titutc for black diamonds and num- Der Of rArtios are making experiments with 8 view Co establishing species oS fuel ranch '1n their own hacAyari." so to sT~eaS. MT. Williamson. of the reopies Laundry, reports having at- tAined considerable success with tun- drs peAs sprsnNed with crude oil and has been employing that form of fuel in the AoIlers of his laundry plant for some time. The res; Is NeinS ohtain- ea fro7i ;ae tundra within few feet q the lAua3Ty e1gl3iag CT Dry. creek
 Nr. wxl,3s-asoz states thA; he gath cred s>se czEa-a reat lasi fan and is asa-g h l.. a f-osea ssa:e with 10 other tz'sar-ntz7 than an application of a
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A telegram from Governor Strong reaching Mayor Lomcn, chairman of the Local Board for the Second Divi- sion today instructs tho board 10 com mencc the dispatch of tho Question: naires to the various army draft eligi- hlcs of the Division.
 Mir. Lomen also received the follow ing relative to the voluntary induction rules. which win permit voluntary in- auctions into army service until April 18th. Tho message reads:
 Juneau. Alaska. March %. 1918 LOAlEN, Board Q. None
 You arc instructed that this office is in receipt of telegram F .5s from Fro vost Marshal Cenoral-Au voluntary induction calls havc been stopped with in tho states--ln order 10 provide for Alaskan Registrants. enroute to the States, Voluntary induction of Alas kan Registrants is permitted until April fifteenth. but on and after that date they may not be lnducted. This information is given in order to pre- vent any more Alaskan Registrants coming to the States for voluntary in- duction STRONG, Governor.
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WHY SUFFER so ?

~as sz.er from s bad hack. from sAs-T. shooting tvs-ras, AeaaseAes, tlzz.ress and distressing urinary Ills: sa.Deb people Tecozazneza poaass Ksd- nty FsTls. cS1la yon ssS .o- st-onev- Ereoe as znezs;s
 Mrs Ron CeaaSsson. sssb X. First Ava Spokane. Wash, says: "The s-sr Tut my 1ianeys ont .. ocaer ard sNre'ed wstA heavy 6gTl pain sn the srus1 of my back which Rep. getting more severe. soma Gays 1 conid hard sy ee my work sor ts was almost sna- eossiAis 60 bond ovsr. My iianeys ware weak and arn0yca mo a great aaa1. 1on. wHs wo,glca neoauss my ssh: sweIle6 md because ns the yns- sneS uuao- ny syns. one box of DcErs Kianey PsIs gave me -alisf sn6 Asssr had used two boxes was Sealing f1nt in evE-- vxy." lfStste- mErs rfvar 1,c1bDn. .s. 2szs.s
 Cfs Juns 6. 1sz-. As-s. Ccnisson sala: T hEvs had shs1lutssr nc t-ouhls win Hsv isiansys slnrs Dnt<rs Eiansv rsn, cnrrd me EnG fed hotter 1han l have fr vazs-s."
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CITY AND SCHOOL BOARD
 ELECTION

Notice is hereby given, That the an- nual municipal and school board cleo ton will be held at the council cham bers in the city hall, in Nome, Tuesday, April End, 1918, for the purpose of ,eIecting the following officers:.. A Mayor, City Clerk, a City Attorney, a City Treasurer, three councImen for the full term of two years, two eoun. eilmcn for the term of one year to fin vacancies caused by the resignations Of ]. F. McAllister and A. D. Poteet; and Clerk Of School Board for the term of three years. The polls will open at 8 o'clock n,., and close at o'clock p. m.
 Dated, March Fist, 1918.
 E. GRIMM,
 City Clerk.
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small quantity of crude oil. His ex- pcriments have proved entirely satis- factory and have demonstrated that tho tundra moss may be successfully employed in furnaces and boilers with or without other fuel. Jas. Swartzell of the Golden Gate is also preparing to try peat fuel in the hotel heating plant. The Nugget will be glad to publish the result of experiments made by parties
 interested In peat fuel possibilities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-21

Articles of incorporation of the Bcrlug Sca Fishing 2nd Packing Company, whose plant Is designated as being located at Golovn Bay. were tlcd n tho onlcc of tho Clcrk of tho District Cour, today lafct Lindc. berg is designated as president of tho new corporation and J. ]. Cole and ]. V Olson arc named as directors. The capitalization of the company is Si00,- GOO The articles of incorporation say tho company intends to conduct a general fishing and Ash packing bust. ness.
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The misunderstanding relative to tho forthcoming elections is further rlucidatcd hy tho publication today or annual munictpaI and school election Will Nr held in tho City Hall Aprli End, for the purpose of eieetins [; mayor, city clerk, city attorney, city treasur- CT, three couneiImen for the full term VI two years, two couneilmcn to fill tho vacancies caused hy reSignations and clerk ef the Sschcol Bcani, Tho clcctio0 has nothing to do with tho