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in his case
take the form
of absorbed
pla Y in g Of
some game of
the magma
ton requiring
few toys.
But the ell
d e rly lady
nags him in
most ladylike
fashion, truly,
but injuriously.
She never per-
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Divers

DIVERS have raised 3,166 bars
~ Of gold from the wreck Of the
garded as complete, as the re-
manning twenty-seven ingots are
buried deep In mud and sand.
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fellows
maiden hearts DESIRE just little
bit bigger than mouth is For the who Prince Charming
will like little
the things he likesnaybe than little
maid be reached that
way She look with who would
"tell all about what you dol!
that seldom her that the Sleeping Beauty has
does him breaking into the castle roseedge by the
neglected path of lending big ears
rnaltn0 carefully little
at the sdes!NELL BRINKLEY
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her, and talk to her 'sensibly."
To some men, the Don't sign In
the Garden of Love is an insult,
to others a warning. but to most
Of them it's just a dare"
The papers are full of daily sug-
gestions on ''how to live happily
with q husband"-but what most
of us need nowadays is a few
vital hints on how to live happily
WITHOUT one.
Just as girl thinks she is going
to die Of love for one man, another
gives her a casual glance OF ad-
miration or drops in for tea-and
she decides to put it off.
Many a man who wonders why
a girl loves him SO, would be sur.
prised to discover she merely en-
dures him, because at the moment
there is nobody else around to feed
her vanity.
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WEIGHT OF
CHILDREN
by DIR. Chas. A. L. Reed
Former President Of the American
Medical Association.

Medical Association.
nv EIGHT and weight indicate
the growth Of children.
IL. Healthy children vary in
their rapidity Of growth, as indi-
Gated by height and weight.
There is no absolute standard
by which one may say that
given child is absolutely above or
under weight.
There Is, however, a certain
mean average which shows that
there should always be a mean
annual gain during the period OF
growth.
This average has been arrived
at by a series of weights and
measurements involving several
thousand children, conducted by
Doctor Robert M. Woodberry, Of
the Children's Bureau Of the De-
partn1ent Of Labor.
Here are his results:
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2.3 cup butter, creamed with
2 cups sugar and
4 egg yolks (Well beaten).
/ cup California orange juice.
Grated rind of 2 oranges.
3h cups flour, sifted with
teaspoons baking powder.
u teaspoon salt, add lastly.
egg whites, stiffly beaten.
Bake in four layers or tW
caves.
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ANSWERS

ANSWERS
To Yesterdays Questions.
1-Oglethorpe besieged st. Au-
gustine, Fla, in July, 1740.
2-Peter the Great bought the
truce Of the Pruth July %, It'll.
S-The first railroad in China
was completed In 1876.
HThe Federal Constitution of
Mexico was adopted in 1924.
5-Gustavus w OF Sweden was
deposed in March, 1909.
Copyright, 1926. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
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KILLING THE
CHILD SPIRIT
by Carolyn Lisberge'

. KNOW a grandmother who
is raising her sons mother
- less child as her ward. The
youngster, aged seven, is ner-
vous and delicate. He needs to
be left to hisp own devices, which
The Washington times., 1925-01-10

blind Love is
the only special
list who can
make q plain,
everyday man in
horn : trimmed
spectacles look
ju 8 t like a
hero"
Every W o.
man secretly
breads the day
when men will
stop lying to
her and be-
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WHEN DID IT
J HAPPEN?

1-When was the body Of John
Paul Jones buried at Annapolis?
2-When was the. Russo-Jap-
anese battle Of Liao-Yang?
s-When did the first Cuban
Congress meet?
4.-When did Shakespeare write
Much Ado About Nothing''2
5-When did Lemercier, Richie
heu's favorite architect, die?
ANSWERS to these queries will
be printed Monday
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For a woman, happiness in mar
riage consists in being able to bluff
herself and the world into believing
that she got what she WANTED,
when she married what she could
GET.
Life is never quite perfect for a
girl unless some man Is FOSTERING
her to death" with his devotion.
Copyright, 1925, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1925-01-10

A good beauty surgeon may turn
= pug nose into a Grecian; but
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Prima Donna Of the MetrOpoh-
tan Opera Company and One
Of the Most Beautiful
Women Of the Day.
By Maria Jeritza,

IVY ATCH a group Of children
" at play in the park, or
for that matter ragged
little urchins on city pavements.
How graceful they are how free
from self-consciousness! Entirely
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MEDTTATIONS
OF A WIFE
If You Believe Me.
Helen Rowland

T" HE man who loves and rides
away" never realizes that
- he is running up an awful
charge account in the Book OF
Fate-and that Life is a remorse-
less bill collector.
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GEMS OF WIFE WEALTHY
 NEW YORKER CONFISCATED

san Francisco. Sept. 15, lPj- Mrs. Dorothy fIerts, wife of veal
 hy New Yorker. had twenty thou sand dollars in gems and bird of Paradise feathers confiscated by the government and sold at auction to satisfy the Customs House claims. all because she refused to heed q wireless warning from the San Diego station stating, that the Customs Officials were wise.' Mrs. Her's tried to hide the feath- CTS in the lining of her fur coat and insisted that the jewels. includ- ing q two hundred and forty six dollar diamond studded platinum bracelet was hers before she went aboard the steamer she declared upon her arrival in San Francisco from the Orient.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
INLAND SAYS HE IS
 GETTING WITH CLEAN RECORD

New York, Sept 16. LPp-Mayor Hylan, according to the afternoon Times, told close friends, "I am getting out of politics with clean record. have done my best" Fly Ian is said to be in jovial mood.
 Mayor Hylan arrived cheerful at the City Hall, and is quoted as saying, l am pleased that I pulled he mask off of the big Albany ham and egg man, 1 made the traction interests and the underworld peo- pie spend an average of four hun dred thousand dollars at each cleo tion in the district in their efforts to defeat me- When shown a copy of the paper predicting he would head the Third party ticket. he declined to talk the Journal said "it was taken for granted that Hylan would head the Independent ticket.
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of favorable winds, about noon We decided that our gasoline supply would only carry us midway be- tween Arroostook and Tanagor. so we decided to land at Arroostook to refuel and take of for Hono- lulu. We received radio bearing and changed our course and as we approached, it became evident that we could not reach Arroostook, started to write a message in order to give a clue to our whereabouts, just then the gasoline gave out.
 Lieut.. Cornell made a beautiful landing on the heavy swells which were rolling at that time, we could not use our radio now that the en- zines had stopped for want of gas, but determined our position as fifty miles North of Arroostook, we rig ged a radio antenna and received (everything being broadcasted in the air as we sailed before the wind hoping to make Oahu. we made 50 miles a day by cutting fabric from the lower wing and rigged foresail- Weather conditions were moderate although in the afternoon the seas were high. Our only concern was the wa CT supply. we had small emergency ration food. Depending upon small still for water we finally managed to get still going the sixth day. wood from lower wings being used to kindle fire. made canteen and half in five hours, the water from the radiator was undrinkable due to solution used to prevent leaks.
 The eighth day we encountered neavy rain so we caught about two more gallons of water in fabric from the lower wings, this enabled us to survive, consequently We Were in very good condition when we arrived at Nawailaili. The out standing feature of the trip was there was no failure thought of at anytime. either in the air or water, we believe the PN-9 great sea plane. capable of maintaining itself on the surface of the water in or dinary weather indefinitely.
 Commander Rodgers also stated
 he carried emergency still at re- quest of his mother, because his father did the same thing when he
 was engaged in exploring n the far north.
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REAR ADMIRAL MOFFET
 SAYS COL. MITCHELL
 IS OF UNSOUND MIND

Washington, Sept. II, tPl-Rear
 Admiral Moffet, Chief of the Bnr-
 eau of Aeronautics, after quoting
 charges made by Mitchell yesterday
 delared, "the most charitable way
 10 regard these charges, is that
 their author is of unsound mind,
 suffering from delusions and gran deur." Referring to the contention
 ot Colonel Mitchell that Lieutenant
 Pearson and Captain Skell We're
 killed in the air races at DaYton
 last October because the planes
 were dilapidated, Moffet said il
 vas the duty of thigh ranking
 A ny aviators who were ore T,
 to prevent the use of pi4a"' ]! they were unfit, this was n,5 done
 ',ll the respon 5il''i |. lies wltn this han. he cannot evade il by trvina to shift the res! disability te the . .,.tem."
 Moffet is quoted as further say Ing that al tune bl -NdtlbHd4 bereavement, when the heart of the entire nation is heavy with eriet over the loss of the Shenandoah members, and the hope of rescue of fhe crew of the seaplane PN-9 was nearly gone, was seized by proponents to separate the air forces as a fitting time for the ad- vancement of their claims by an attack upon the agencies of the charged with the de- of aviation. His false charges branded loyal servants of the people with stigma that denial can hardly efface. using revolution ary methods of Communists to in yoke and overcome the opposition of loyal men who sought to thwart ambi ion of interruptions selfseek- ers."
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RANtHFR AND MINER
 FIGHT DEADLY DUAL

Livineton. Mont, Sept. 5. tP- Clarence keosA. rancher, and Carl Aeramson. placer miner, are bo h dead as a result of pistol duel following an argument over 9 broken window at Old Chicago, just south of here Keogh leaves a widow and seven children. the youngest a week old.
 Police said Abrahamson fired the frs shot, striking Keesh n the groin; keogh then shot Abraham son in the hand tearing the gun from him then shot Ahrahamson through the heart. Indications are that Keoeh took his own life or fell with rife in such manner that il exploded, tearing off the top of lis head.
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TUESDAY tTElE6RAEHIC)
APPOINTS BOARD
 INQUIRY INTO AIR POWER

Washington, Sept. 14, tP)-Pres. Coolidge, Saturday appointed Spec ial Board composed of nine men to inquire into adequacy of the Am erican air power and asked the members to meet next Thursday 10 organize and proceed immediate ly with the situation with view ot submitting their report in Nov ember. His decision to name the board was reached after Coolidge received a joint letter from Secre- tary Davis and Secretary Wilbur, suggesting a study be made to de- termine the best means of develop ment and for applying it to aircraft for our National Defense. and to supplement the study made by the War and Navy departments.
 The letter made no reference to the recent Shenandoah disaster or to Mitchell's statements. The Pres ident addressed letters to each of the nine men, saying their enort would result in bringing out the good qualities for the Air Service and suggesting what action would be necessary for improvement"
 f The only Pacific Coast man nam ed was William F Durand, of Los Angelo, Coolidge's Investigating board members include Major Gen. eral James C. arbord retired of New York; Rear Admiral Frank F. FletcheH retired, of Washington; Dwight w. Morrow, of Enslewood. New Jersey; Howard E. Coffin, of Detroit Senator Bingham, of Con- necticutt; Representative Vinson, of Georgia: and the House Naval Committeeman. Judge Arthur C.
 Denison. of Grand Rapids. Michi- gan. Rl
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COM. RODGERS MAKES
 OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Honolulu, Sept. 12th. lP)-PN-9 flyers arrived here aboard the de- stroyer Marlborough. completing the San Francisco-Pearl Harbor Journey. Rodgers in an official statement said, "the wind out of San Francisco was light from North west, gradually hauling to North, navigation was entirely by dead reckoning, no attention being given to radio bearings, We flew close 10 the clouds, our engines worked perfectly and gave no signs of leaks or trouble of any kind. The wind changed Northeast six hundred miles from San Francisco, but a tri1e lighter than we hoped for. In the morning it became evident that our gas supply was running short and doubtful if we could reach Kahului due to the absence
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MONDAY
 CTElEoaAPAIc)
STEAMER BAYCHIMO FAST
 IN ARCTIC ICE PACK
 OFF HERSCHEL IS.

Seat le, Sept. 12, R-The Alas ka Steamship Company's steamer Oduna when 7SS miles from Cordo- va, Alaska, bound from Seattle, re- layed to Harber Master radio message picked up from the Str. Baychimo of the Hudson Bay Com pany of Herschel Island. stating that the Baychimo was fast in the ice and had called for help.
 The Baychimo carries about 20 men as a crew. and in report last month on the Baychimo movements ir that section said, "had starboard side stove in by ice distance of twenty feet, leaking eight feet daily"
 Arctic navigators said Baychimo fingered too long beyond Alaska boundary line and that there was no possibility of any boat going to reach her as the Bear, Brewer and Boxer have all left the Arctic for the winter.
 The Baychimo started last year to go to the aid of the Lady Kinder sley, another Hudson Bay Co. ves- sel, which was caught in the ice and drifted away after the Bureau of Education motorship Boxer, capt Frank Whitlam in command, rescu- ed the crew, the Baychimo then was unable to enter the Arctic due to so much ice. The Baychimo this year was engaged in carrying supplies to the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police at Herschel Island
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COL. MITCHELL WANTS NOME
 ON WORLD AIR MAP

San Antonio, Texas, September 12 (P,-Colonel William Mitchell who was in charge of the government air service at the time the Army aviators made the wonderful jour ney from New York to Nome. in lis fourth formal atement sug- gested that the two army trans port airships, which are now build ing, fly from New York to Peking He also suggested that the entire crew of the seaplane PN9 number one receive the distinguished ser vice medals.
 Mitchell is also quoted as say ing: Why wouldn't it be good idea to fly planes overland from New York to Peking, stopping once at Nome for fuel then continuing on to the Asiatic continent with total elapsed time from New York in 6S to 80 hours, think now much service of this kind would save the Bank Exchange and benefit business and civilization, under this service diptheria serum could be rushed to Nome where it formerly took weeks, 1t could be sen direct from New York in few hours" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
MILAN DEFEATED
 FOR RENOMINATIoN

New York. Sept. Is. lP)-May sl Hyland was defeated for. renominN ion yesterday by State Senator Walker, a Tanmany aesignee. by majority of more than ninety thousand votes, with six sevenths of the votes counted. Walker gained steadily during the count, his bak CTS are expecting when the final count is made he will have a lead of one hundred thousand. Repub- licans consider it walkaway for Waterman. the Fountain pen man. facturer, who is leading his oppon- ents eight to one.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
SIX MEN ESCAPED FROM
 KING COUNTY JAIL

Seattle Sept. 16, Pl-oficials have instituted q search for six men who escaped from the King Coun'y jail yesterday, holding up three jailers. two doctors and one attorney and locking them in a cell. They shifted to Whidby Island across the sound from Everett, and Snohomish County sheriff Me Cnllough took a posse of blood hounds there Inquiry will be Il ade to determine how the men obtained four pistols and q knife which were fastened 10 the end of a broomstiek.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
APPOINTS NAVY COURT OF INQUIRY INTO RECENT
 SHENANDOAH DISASTER

Washington, Sept. 15, lP--Sec- retary Wilbur yesterday appointed a Navy Court of inquiry into the shenandoah dirieible disaster, con- sisting of seven officers, including, Admiral Hilary Jones, chief of the General Board President Captain Paul Foley director of tie EXperi- mental Labratory i3ellevue. D. C.; and he Judge Aavecate The War Department has made plans for Col Mitchell to testify hefore the Cool idee board
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
RADIO CONFERENCE TO
 REGULATE BROADCASTING

Washington. Sept@l5, (P)-Sec- retary Hoover said he was asking the National Radio Conference to regulate and restrict broadcasting, due to he trend in field it has made Federal regulations backed by legislation, seemingly necessary. He is quoted as saving "six hun- dred stations are now operating with another hundred now building and we must divide the time allotted tt even the finest stations as well as those of lesser service and abil= ity,"
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EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN
 WAR AND NAVY DEBTS

san Antonio. Texas, Sept 16. (P) tjons were adopted expressing con fidence in the War and Navy De par ments and in the Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy to provide the country with adequate defense. The San Antonio Post of the American Legion, yesterday. resolved to call for flair and open bearing" for Col. Mitchell.
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NEW YORK ROUNDS UP
 FIVE HUNDRED CHINESE
 WILL. DEPORT 13l

New York. Sept. l5, tPl-Last nights roundup of Chinatown nett ed five hundred Chinese, one hun dred and thirty four will be deport- cd Dozens of Chinese were found with white women who said they We're wives of the Chinamen, The raids came after On Leong Hip Sing Tones had signed treaty in war which a dozen were slain. The authorities announced it was their determination to weed out every Chinese person who came to New York in violation of the exclusion act.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
MOTHER KILLS BABY WITH
 SAFETY RAZOR BLADE

Sioux City, Sept. 14th, P)-Mrs. Lillian Kee of Mapleton, Iowa, in a signed confession last night said she slew her young son in Pullman car with a safety razor blade while enroute here 16 days after the baby was born in Kansas City, because the child became ire full. The confession explained the finding of the body of the child which was buried in yard here.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
TWO U. s.. GUNBOATS
 DISPATCHED NICARAGUA

Washington, Sept. 1.-The T.. S, eunboats Tulsa and Denver are proceeding to Corinto, Nicaragua, the American Legion at Nicaragua requested this action be taken as a precaution due to the disturbed situation there following the ex- pulsion of all but conservative lead- CTS who are carrying on the gov ernment under constitutional form.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
COOLIDGE GIVING AIRCRAFT
 BOARD FREE HAND

Washington, Sept 15, (P)-The Depar ment of Commerce submitt- ed data to the Coolidge aircras. in cuiry commission. Hoover said, the uivey had bearing on organizing the Nations military aerial It Was also learned that Presiu. nt Coolidge is g.vlng he Board of In decide for itself whether the hear ings shall be public.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
FIVE MEN SHOT As FLED
 FROM BURNING HOUSE

Johnson City, Illinois. Sept. 1f CR,-Five men were dangerously shot last night by ambushers, as they fled from burning roadhouse. The authorities believed that the d tackers set fire to the roadhouse then laid in wait with shot guns.
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WEDNESDAY
 fTEuEGRAPhICl
ROBERT LAFOLLETTE JR. OVERWHELMED THREE REP.
 SENATORIAL NOMINEES

Milwaukee, Sept. 16, {P)-Rohert LaFollette Jr.. overwhelmed thre opponents for the Senatorial nomi- na ion with 2269 out of 2691 pre- cincts, giving LaFollette one hun dred sixty thousand four hundrsj and fifty seven votes, Wilcox re ceived seventy eight thousand thfee hundred and fourteen, Woodward thirty six thousand four hundleG and twenty five MeGovern seven- teen thousand five hundred and two votes.
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COAST FOOTBALL SEASON
 OPENS SEPTEMBER 26tll

Seattle, Sept l5, tP,-The foot ball team from the U. s. s. Okla homa has signed for game with he University of Washington to be played on October three. The sea son for football on the Pacific coast will open September twenty sixth with the Willamette and Uniyer- sity teams.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
SAYS INLAND USING
 CANNED SPEECHES

New York. Sept. 14, R)-Goyer- nor Smith Saturday night during a speech here. accused Mayor Fly land of using canned speeches pre- pared in the office of Hearsts New York American. |.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
DAWES CALLS SENATORS
 TILTING WINDMILLS

Los Angeles, Sept. 12, [P)-Vice President Dawes in speech here to a large audience said, you hear then saying I Donquixote, tiltine these Senate filibusters, windmills."
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
aGED RESIDENT OF
 SEATTLE IS DEAD

Seattle Sept, 14. ,Pl-Mrs. Az nes Cardinal. t1 years of age, and one of Seattle's residents for 49 years, died here yesterday, she came to the United states from scotland 52 years ago, her hns- hand died over 20 years ago ar Nome, Alaska. during the gold rush days of that camp.
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Wilbur Insists Rodgers Accept.

Washington, Sept. IS, tP)-Wil- bur, it is understood in official cir cles, insists that Rodgers accept the appointment of Assistant Chief of the Navy Aeronaut.cs Bureau, and further says Rodgers been giv- en orders, assume he will obey them" It is also learned that Rodgers will be available for the Coolidge board of inquiry.
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votes against his opponents 1880.
 For Mayor. W. H. Picker, of North Hampton. and Roland D. Sawyer, unopposed for Democratic nomination, received seven sixty votes.
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MEMORIAL FOR BRYAN

Washington, Sept. II, P)-An organization was born here last Saturday, having as its object the building of memorial for Wm. Jennings Bryan. After the form ing of the organization Josephus Daniels was elected president.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
TURKS SURROUND AND
 DEPORT 5000 CHRISTIANS

London, Sept. 1s, tP,-It is re- ported here that the Turks sur rounded the christian villages of the Mosal territory and deported eight thousand persons of whom I;ak The refugees are described as being terribly destitute.
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PREFERS SEA
 AIRPLASE DUTY

Washington, Sept. 14, tPy-Com- r1ander Rodgers of the PN-9 on the recent attempt 10 fly from San Francisco to Honolulu, advised Secretary Wilbur that he prefers Sea Airplane duty to becoming As sistant Chief of aeronautics.
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COMPANY STATES THIRTY
 THREE MEN ON BAYCHIMO

Vancouver, Sept. IA, (P)-The Hudson Bay Company officials here stated that the correct number of men aboard the steamer Baychimo which is fast in the ice of Her schel island, is 33.
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OFFICER tUrTER BE1R Is NOW \ PAPA

Astoria. 0reeon, sept@14 tPl- 4 radio message Was sent 10 the far North enroute to the Cutter Bear to inform Lieutenant Com mander Wishaar, executive officer Of the vessel. Of the bnrh= of a baby daughter
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
PAUL BERLENBACH WINS
 OVER JIMMIE SLATTERY

New York. Sept. 12, P-Paul Berlenbach, the worlds lightweight champion, scored technical knock cut over Jimmie Slattery in the 11th round of fifteen round go.
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC JAPAN
 THIRTY, ONE DEAD

Tokyo, Sept. 15 (P)-Thirty one are reported dead from d Cholera epidemic which has struck here. The large districts have been quar- antined and everyone has been vaccinated
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
BOWLES WINS REPUBLICAN
 NOMINATION CONGRESSMAN N

Springfield, Sept. 16, P)-H. l.. Bowles of Springfield. won the Re publican nomination of the Second Congressional District, with 7110
The Nome nugget., 1925-09-19
Important News.

Victoria, B. C., Sept. 15, (P)-1t was Low Fong, a Chinese, who was shot and killed last night in downtown street. adjacent to China town.
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