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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10

Prince Rupert, b. c. George e.
Russell, in his cighteenfJot canoe, ar
rived here from Seattle, having pad
died the distance in thir,y-tiye days.
He expected to continue in his frail
craft to st. Michael, Alaska.
Newark, N. IA bottle of ginger
ale, instead OF the traditional cham
payne, was used to christen the
irCighter, Waco, launched at the Sub
marine Boat Corporations yards
Tomah Monroe county is a circus
headquarters. The II. Il. Mile. wagon
show was lately organized al Wilton
and is now on tour.
Murphysboro, ILL., Mrs. Freda Clark
has signed confession that she pois-
oned her husband and 2 children be-
fore shooting her husband and one
child over the casket of an older
daughter, who died Of poison. The
coroner's jury held her Tor triple muir
der
London The allied governments
have represented to the government OF
Holland the necessity of taking steps
to prevent the departure of the former
German emperor from Holland, G. j..
Harmsworth, under secretary Of state
for foreign affairs announced in the
house OF commons.
Philadelphia = Wage increases of 8
cents an hour for all conductors. mo.
tormen and trainmen in its employ
were put into effect July l by the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co Under
the new schedule the maximum wage
Is 81 cents an hour.
Brest During June $4,000 Ameri-
can troops sailed homeward from
Brest. This Is the record for any
month at any port on the Atlantic sea-
board Of France since the armistice.
London The krupp works al Nun.
ich have been sold to Americans, &C.
cofdirg 10 dispatches from Munich
quoting newspapers there.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10
ITALIANS FIGHT THE FRENCH
Reported That Six Were Killed and
Twenty Wounded in Battle
at Fiume.

Rome, July S.-New clashes be-
tween the French and Italians at
Flume are reported in advices from
that city. The casualties so far re-
ported number six killed and twenty
wounded.
The national council at Fiume has
passed a resolution enumerating the
Incidents caused by the attitude of
French soldiers there. an attitude con-
sidered offensive to the feelings Of
the population. The resolution asks
withdrawal of the French troops, as
their presence endangers friendly
Franco-Italian relations.
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prepared by the United States Depart.
ment OF Agricultural

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF AgrcultureD
Jack Frost has been depended on
by many people IN northern states to
furnish them with the larger part of
their ice supply. But last winter Jack
went on a strike for many days, and
country districts will experience diff
Guilty In obtaining even limited
amount of artificial ice. Where ice
is not obtainable an iceless refrigera-
tor, homemade, will be found useful
TO keep meat fruit and vegetables
cool. II will extend the keeping peri
cd for milk and butter and serve also
as a cooler for drinking water.
In homes where large quantities of
milk and butter are to be kept it
would be well to have one refrigerator
for milk and butter, and another for
other foods as milk and butter readily
absorb odors from other foods. 1t
costs very little to build the refrigera-
tor and nothing to operate it.
Construction of lceIess Refrigerator.
A wooden frame is made with dimen-
sions AZ by rs by IA inches, and is
covered with screen wire, preferably
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10
R-34 DAMAGED BY HIGH WIND
British Transatlantic Airship Is Pre-
vented From Breaking Away by
800 Men.

Mlneola, l.. l., July S.-The R-34. the
British dirlgible anchored ut Roosevelt
field after its Transatlantic flight, was
torn from its mooring rope by vio-
lent gust of wind. The cross girder 70
which the rope was attached broke I'M
der the strain, ripping hole six feet
by three feet in the gas bag The giant
dirigible was saved from being blown
away by 300 men, who seized ropes
hanging from It's sides and held 1t
down with great difficulty.
The big British dirigible R-34 is to
start on its homeward trip soon from
Roosevelt field. Mechanics are rush
ing the work Of refueling and over.
hauling the R-34
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Care of Refrigerator.
|2MAlLARO|UND
ItgHstIOUSE

Ice cream is best made with cream
two or three days old. &
Dull files are sharpened when laid
In dilute sulphuric acid.
When fresh meat begins TO sour
place 1t out doors overnight.
SILK underwear should always be
Numbered with a very cool iron.
Bacon is considered good and sweet
If the red portion is firm and bright
and the fat real white.
When you make fudge add grape
nuts This Is cheaper than nuts and
makes a very delicious fudge.
You can keep suet fresh for some
time If you chop ii roughly and sprin-
kle 1t with little granulated sugar.
Rye and wheat are the only grains
from which light bread can be made,
Substitutes can be used, up 10 a GER
tain point. but the basis Of such mix.
lures must always be either wheat or
rye flour.
A fat kitchen makes a lean Will.
You may think. perhaps, that Il dat
little more costly. clothes little
finer, and a little more entertainment
now and then can DC no great mattos;
but many little makes Il mickle. b.
ware of little expenses; a smail leak
will sink great ship.
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TO EXTRADITE KAISER
BRITAIN MOVES TO GET Ex-EM-
PERoR FROM HOLLAND.
House of Commons Is Told by Andrew
Bonar Law That Proper Steps
Are Being Taken.

London, July S.-The allies have not
to the Dutch government regarding
the eXtradition of the former German
emperor, but necessary steps are being
taken in the matter, Andrew Bonar
Law, government spokesman, declared
in the house of commons.
Bonar Laws statement was made in
reply to a question of member.
Answering further question as to
whether any unofficial communication
had been sent to the Dutch govern
ment, Bonar Law said: 81 would
rather not say"
Another member then asked: as
the spokesman for the government
aware that nobody particularly wants
the ex-kaiser TO be brought here?"
This question was received with
cheers.
Paris, July S.-The question of the
trial of former Emperor William was
on the program for discussion by the
council of three for several days while
President Wilson was still in Paris,
Reuters Paris bureau declares in an
article regarding statements by the
members of the American peace mis-
sion that Premier Lloyd Georges state
ment on the subject in the house of
commons had come as "a surprise Ito
them.
The bureau, which says its informa-
ton comes from authoritative confer
ence circles, adds, however, that be-
cause of more urgent business coming
up discussion Of the question by the
council was postponed. Nevertheless,
the agency declares, 1t is known that
President Wilson had expressed him.
self strongly as to the place for the
holding of the trial and it asserts there
is every reason to believe he was fully
cognizant of the decision to try the ex-
emperor in London.
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the rustless type, which costs little
more than the ordinary kind. The
door, made TO fit closely and mounted
on brass hinges, can be fastened with
Il wooden latch. The bottom is fitted
solid, but the top should be covered
with screen wire. Adjustable shelves
can be made of solid wood or strips,
or sheets of galvanized metal. Shelves
made Of poultry netting on light wood
en- frames, as shown In the illustra-
tion, are probably the most desirable.
These shelves rest on side braces
placed mt desired intervals. A bread
baking pan, IA by 1G inches, Is placed
on the top and the frame rests ia u
17-inch by 1S-inch pan.
All Of the woodwork. the shelves,
and the pans should receive two coats
Of white paint and one or two coats of
white enamel This makes an attrac.
tive surface and one that can be cas-
lily kept clean. The screen wire also
may receive the coats of enamel,
which will prevent It from rusting.
A cover of canton flannel, burlap,
or duck is made to fit the frame Pot
the smooth side out If canton flannel
Is used. II will require about three
yards of material. This cover Is but
toned around the Top of the frame and
down the side on which the door is
not hinged, using buggy hooks and
eyes or large-headed tacks and eye
lets worked in the material. On the
front side arrange the hooks on the
top Of the door instead of on the frame
and also fasten the cover down the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10
GERMAN CONSTITUTION is UP
Welmer Assembly Opens Presidency
to NaturaIized Citizens-EIec-
ton to Be Popular.

Weimar, July S.-The German ma
tional assembly is still debating the
new constitution and has indorsed the
article qualifying any male citizen
native or naturalized, who has at
tanned the age Of thirty-five for the Of
fee of president. The naturalization
provision was included owing 10 the
realignment of the German frontiers
depriving many former German sub
jects Of their nationality. The con-
stitution provides that the president
shall be chosen by popular vote.
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.H|NDENBURGPLEADS
WITH MARSHAL FOCH
Makes Appeal in Behalf of the
Former Kaiser.
OWN PERSON AGAIN OFFERED
Chief Figure in the New German VOL
unteer Army, Col. Reinhard. Makes
the Same Plea to General
Pershing.

Copenhagen, July S.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, former chief Of the
German staff, has written Marshal
Foch, appealing for his support of eff
forts to prevent the eXtradition Of the
former German emperor.
Won Hindenburg renewed his offer
to pace his own person fully and alb
solutely at the disposal of the allied
powers"
"The war is over" says the field
marshal in his letter to Foch. The
German people are determined to ac-
cept the hard terms imposed on them,
and the army officers also are ready
TO make every sacrifice in fulfllment
Of peace, as far as their honor remains
unimpaired.
ANY soldier failing to interpose
himself on behalf of his supreme war
lord, to whom he has sworn allegiance,
is devoid of honor.
"Woud Be Humiliation"
"The war despite the harshness
necessary in conducting it, has shown
examples on both sides that high NOR
ale, soldierly thinking and feeling and
a high sense of honor common to all
cultured nations are not dead
'As the oldest soldier and adviser
Of the kaiser, | consider it my duty TO
address you, Herr Generalissimo, a re-
quest to use your influence in prevail
ing upon the allied and associated
powers to deslst from their demand
for the surrender of the kaiser and
thus to save our people and our army
ignominious humiliation.
81 hereby place myself at the com
plete disposal of the allies in the kali
ser's stead. Every member of the old
German army is ready to do likewise"
Appeal to Pershing.
Colonel Reinhard, chief figure in the
new German volunteer army, adj
dressed similar appeal to General
Pershing through Colonel Parker, head
of the American mission at Berlin.
Colonel Renhard, in a lengthy inter
view with Colonel Parker at the Hotel
Aulon, begged nm TO prevail on Cen
eral Pershing to intervene in Ger
many's behalf with n view to having
the allies drop the two famous "honor
clauses" one affecting the ex-kaser
and the other placing Germany on rec
ord as confessing 10 the crime of
causing the great war.
Reinhard told Colonel Parker that
unless these two clauses are eliminat-
ed, even now that the treaty is signed,
the majority of German officers would
resign and that this would mean leav-
ing the country at the mercy of chaos.
Colonel Parker, according to the in
terpreter, promised to write the de-
sired letter to General Pershing. The
colonel himself did not deny this.
though refusing to be interviewed on
the subject
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Grain, Provisions, Etc

FLOUR-Per Dbl, 9S-lb. sack basis; Corn
flour. $50; white rye. in jute, 500; dark
rye, $3.50; spring wheat special brands.
Sl2.50 first cleAr, s9.25 second clear, $500;
hard winter, sl13Oal150, soft winter, $ll.50.
These prices apply to car lots except for
special brands.
HAY-Choice timothy and No. /, S3l. coo
800; standard, s2950d305O;' No. l light
clover mixed $50 50d3050: No. 3 timothy.
sSS.O0G2g.lO, No. g. S2300Q2700; clover, $500
CISCO
BUTTER-Creamery. extras, o. score.
4Sisc; higher scoring commands a pre-
MUM; hrsts. 81 score, Ei4c 5000 score.
45Gl47c; seconds, S3-S7 score 4iaf5c, ccn-
trallzed 4Sl6c; ladies' 4ja45ibc renovated.
41c: packing stock, 40di3c Prices to retail
trade. Extra tubs, 52c, prints, 53l2c
EGGS-tresh frsts. 39Q4Oc. ordinary
firsts, 36Q3Ie. miscellaneous lots. cases in
cluded, 36u3gc; cases returned, 3503Sc. eN-
ira. packed in whitewUOd cases. 43olla;
checks, 25Q52e; dirties &93ic, storage
packed flrsts. 4liAd42c ordinary frsts. 59la
acc.
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. soc, fowls.
SOC. ROSTERS, lgac broilers 32U3Sc; ducks.
25c; spring ducks, 27Q2Sc; geese. l6c; sprns
geese 25c. Prices to retail trade in single
coop lots, 49, higher
ICED POULTRY ~ Turkeys. 3GQ3Sc:
fowls. SO@3lc ROSTERS 2O02lc. ducks, ESQ
30c, geese, 15Ql6c.
NEW POTAI OES-Per 100 10. sacks.
S.. 5Oll375
CATTLE-Prime steers, $l450dl6 40, good
to choice steers. Sl4.0Oal460. medium to
good steers. sl2GQftl4.25; plain to medium
steers. slLO0Q12.5O; yearllngs, fair to
choice. slO01ql450 stoCkers ana feeders.
S. 9Oal2.7 Is, good TO prime COWS. $lO.0Oal350,
fair to prime heifers, S0Ga1i0O, fair to
good cows. sS.O0ql0.o' Gamers. $515QG75.
cutters S6.75dSO0, bolc gna bulls, s. 756t9 70
butcher bulls 50. sOlrll -. veal calves. $500
W1S75
HOGS-Fair to choice light hogs. 81. 900
22.45 choice Hight butchers. S22 0OGt22 50.
medium weight butchers. 2i0-210 lbs, S2t95
Gs22.35, heavy weight butchers. 27O-3i0 lbs
81. 75a220O mixed packing, $2i 7jG22 90:
heavy pccking. s21 2jd2l70. pAss. fair 20
good slG000l95O; stays tsubject to 50 lbs.
dockaRe). $40 00D2l.00
SHEEP-Shorn yearlings. Sl000mlAeO;
spring lambs, Sl5.0Odl1.25 clipped wethers.
81 75a95O; clipped ewes fair TO choice $3.50
QSJ0. bucks, s300a650
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10

Compared with the work hours OF
the same trades in the United States,
the hours of German mechanics are
from 10 to "a per cent longer.
In many parts of England there is
a superstition that boys born on Christ
mas day should be brought up to en-
ter the church and girls should become
nurses.
Guzman Blanco, one-tlme president
Of Venezuela. had his portrait paint
cd about 200 times. and erected about
Q dozen statues Of himself, equestrian
and other.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10
YANKEES ARE IN A HURRY
American Troops Anxious to Get Out
of Cobenz and Back
Home.

Coblenz, July S.-Individuals and
the smaller units of the old Third
army are losing no time in getting out
of Germany. All trains are crowded
with casuals and slecping-car reserva-
tons from Coblenz to Paris are booked
a week ahead
The Fifth division began moving
from Luxembourg Friday, and the
Fourth division is scheduled to leave
the Rhine sector Tuesday. Next sched-
uled to move in the direction of home
is the Second division, due to leave the
east bank of the Rhine July 10.
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KERENSKYS BROTHER SLAIN
Bolshevik Forces Also Execute 5000
lnsabitants Of Tashkent After
Capturing Town.

Paris, June S.-A dispatch from Con-
stantlnople to the Agence Radio to-
day reporter that the boshevik forces
have recaptured Tashkent Capital OF
Russian Turkestan), executing 6.0OO Of
the inhabitants. A brother OF Alex
ender Kerensky, former Russian pre-
mier, was among those executed the
dispatch said.
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arctic, North and South Pacific. North
and South Atlantic, and Indian
oceans" Curiously, this dictionary
does not mention the seven sea- under
the word seas" but gives instead
"the four seas--the seas bounding
Great Britain on the four Sides
Outlook.
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SCRAPS

The color called magenta" is named
after the battle Of Magenta. which
was fought In the year Of the dlscoy-
cry OF the color.
The greatest smokers are the peo-
pie of Holland, where seven pounds Of
tobacco a head OF the population Is
consumed annually.
Liberty bonds are backed by the
taxing power Of the government, and
therefore ere prior lien on every bit
OF wealth In the country.
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FOES BLAMED FOR WRECK
Two Austrians Believed to Have
Caused Death of Two and Injuries
to Five Passengers.

Ottawa, Ont, July S.-Oficlals here
today were investigating what is be-
lieved to have been the deliberate
wrecking of the Imperial Limited on
the Canadian Pacific, which resulted
in the deaths of Engineer Jarvis and
Fireman Vanbusklrk and the injury OF
FIVE passengers. Two Austrians are
reported to have loosened rails fol-
lowing their discharge from employ
ment.
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Great Bodies of Water Not
CIassed Under Seven Seas

"What are the seven seasr" a
subscriber asks. and adds: II can find
no explanation about them In cyclic
pedias or dictionaries" There Is in
deed q great paucity Of information
about this familiar expression. which
Is the title OF one Of Kiplings books.
note, however. In the Oxford Eng
fish Dictionary under seven reads
1.-THE Seven seas-the Arctic, Ant.
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THREE DIE IN MINE CAVE-IN
Three Hundred Others Rescued After
Being Imprisoned in Pennsylvania
Shaft TWO Hours.

Fayette City. Pa. July S.-Three
men were killed and seven others were
seriously injured by fall Of rock and
earth In the O'Neill mine of the Pitts.
burgh Coal company near here. Aboui
300 miners were imprisoned In tun.
mel nearly two hor~s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-07-10
SLOVAKS GET MORE MONEY
Given Additional Credit of $4,000, 900,
Making $e,459, 525,9e1 Loaned
Allies.

Washington, July S.-The Czecho-
Slovak republic received a credit from
the treasury of 100000, making a
total of $55,33O,000 advanced to the
new government Advances to the al
lies have reached total of Sc, 459, $685.
9S1. out of total of $4,000 100000
authorized by congress.
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Wartime Rules in D. w. /

Willemstad Curacao, July S.-The
American coast guard vessel Itasca ar
rived here and will leave under the
provision of the Dutch neutrality reg
ulations prohibiting war vessels Of bel
lgerent nations from remaining in
port more than twenty-four hours.
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Rome Shops Cut Prices.
Crowds See Rather Die.

Muscatine, Ia, July S.-Tragedy
marked the opening of the city's bath
ing beach when Harold Mincar, aged
fifteen. ventured beyond the danger
signs and drowned in the presence of
hundreds of bathers.
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League Baseball
Games
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MONDAYS Results.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 1917 Philadelphia, So.
Pittsburgh, IA; st. Louis, 9.
No other games played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, s; Detroit. s.
Boston. 2-5: Philadelphia. GA.
New York, 8 ; WASHINGTON. =.
st. Louis, 9 Cleveland, 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 3 Columbus, 8.
Indianapolis, 2, Toledo. g.
Minneapolis, 6 Milwaukee.
No other games scheduled
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Bars Homemade Beer.

Dies Molnes, Ia, July S.--Attorney
General ii. NJ. Havner of Iowa de-
clared that manufacture of homemade
beer for personal consumption is IL
legal in Iowa and that private stills
must be abolished
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Eggs Handy in Winter.

Remember that len to fifty dozen
eggs put down In waterglass will come
In mighty handy next fail and winter.
Ask the woman who knows
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Best Place for Food.

All food, cooked or uncooked, should
be kept IN clean. cool place In order
to reduce the danger of infection to a
minimum.
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latch side of the door, allowing a
wide hem Of the material to overlap
the place where the door closes. The
door can then be opened without I'M
buttoning the cover. The bottom of
the cover should extend down into the
lower pan. Four double strips which
taper to s or 10 inches in width, are
sewed to the upper part of the cover.
These strips form wicks that dip over
into the upper pan.
The dimensions given make a refrig-
orator If convenient size for house
hold use and one with efficient evapor-
ating surface, but It is not necessary
to follow strictly these dimensions
If a larger capacity is desired, the
height of the refrigerator can be in
creased
How II Operates.
Operation of the refrigerator shown
in the illustrations Is as simple as its
construction. The lowering of tenn
perature inside the refrigerator de-
ponds upon the evaporation of water.
TO change water from a liquid to a
vapor, or to bring about evaporation.
requires heat. AS evaporation takes
place heat is taken from the inside
of the refrigerator, thereby lowering
the temperature Of the inside and the
contents.
Keep the upper pan filled with wa
ter. The water is drawn by capillary
attraction through the wicks and sat.
urates the cover Capillary action
starts more readily If the cover is first
dampened by dipping it into water or
throwing water upon 1t with the hand.
The greater rate Of evaporation the
lower the temperature which can b.
secured; therefore the refrigerator
works best when rapid evaporation
takes place. When the refrigerator is
placed in a shady place in a strong
breeze and the air is warm and dry.
evaporation goes on continuously and
rapidly and the temperature inside
the refrigerator is reduced. Under
ideal conditions the temperature has
been known to be reduced to 80 de-
grees f. When the air is damp the re-
| frgerator will not work as well, since
! there is not enough evaporation. More
/ water will find its way to the lower
pan, but it will be drawn up into the
covering by capillary attraction when
the air becomes drler.
Care of Refrigerator.
The refrigerator should be regularly
cleaned and summed. If the frame
work, shelves, and pans are white en-.
ameIed they can more easily be kept
In sanitary condition. Ii is well to
have two covers, so that n fresh one
can be used each week and the soied
one washed and summed
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Sayings Of Silas.

pretty woman is thing Of beauty
and a JOY forever-ef she knows how
t. cook
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When cleaning CRATE, mix the
black lead with d little turpentine.
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SHOOT DOWN FOOD
RIOTERS IN ITALY
Quiet Returns to Florence, But
Trouble Occurs Elsewhere.
ANCIENT MOTTO is APPLIED
"SaIu Publica Suprema Lex" Declares
Government as Stern Measures
Are Used to Suppress Stead
lily Growing Disorder.

Rome, July S.-A bolshevik plot to
attack the central part of Rome by
means of hand grenades and other eX-
plosiyes has been exposed by the ar
rest of TO Of the consiprators four
hours before the time fixed for carry
ing out the plans. About the same
time so Of the reds motored to Fort
Pratalata, four miles from Rome. and
tried to induce the garrison to join in
an attack on the Rome market places.
The soldiers fred on the bolshevists
and seized several of them. The 9TH
ers fed. The city remains tranquil.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-10

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