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New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

0. What is a "Pari-mutuel" machine?
 A. A contrivance used in con- nection with betting on horse races. The bettor places his stake in a receptacle in the machine, appro- priated to the horse he favors. At the end of the race the supporters of the successful horse divide up all the money wagered on the differ ent horses, less 10 per cent which goes to the owner of the machine, c. What is the value of Ger man forced loan bond, 1922 issue, Series D?
 A. They have no value.
 Q. Who were the mother and i father of the present King of Bel gium?
 A. Albert I, the present King of Belgium, is the only son Of Philip Count of Flanders, younger brother of Leopold II, late King of the Bel gains. His mother was the Princess Marie of Hohenzollern.
 Q. In what part of the Bible Is the Mizpah Fenediction found?
 A. In Genesis 31:49. The name means "watch-tower" and Is a land. mark set up by I.aban and Jacob each one agreeing after all the stormy years between them not tc pass this tower to do each other harm.
 Q. Why does the Presidential salute consist of 2l guns?
 A. There were 21 states In the Union at the time the Presidential salute Of 21 guns was adopted. The salute was changed as other states were added, but finally the origina 2 was made the forma
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

Is preferred by citizens of that state.
 Q. Is William Boyd who plays the top sergeant. in the stage pro- duction of What Price Glory the same one who starred in Cecil B. DeMille's "The Volga Boatman?"
 A. No. They are different men.
 c. What causes lightning and thunder?
 A. The first stage in the genesis of a thunderstorm is the establish ment of difference of electrical potential In the atmosphere. A thunder cloud is, in fact, mass of water-drops at an average electrical potential very different from that of the earth or of neighboring clouds. This produces an electrical stress in the air, which in the end Is unable to support 1t. The discharge takes place In the form of one or more lightning flsshes and the noise of the discharge Is heard in the thunder-roll.
 c. What is the value of a Con- federate five-dollar bill with a view of Richmond capital, issue of 1864
 A. They are valued at 50 cents per 100 notes.
 Q. How much Is lost in the United States by the sale of fraud ulent and worthless stock?
 A. The American Bankers asso- citation estimates the loss to investors was s1.400, 900 in 1925.
 Q. Should coffee be drunk from a spoon or from the cup?
 A. Formerly it was considered refined to sip coffee from the spoon rather than drink 1t from the cup That custom still clings in some sec tions of the country but generally 1t is not considered good form. Mod. ern etiquette demands that we per form the little acts of everyday life In the simplest and most unaffected way possible.
 Q. Do elephants live as long in captivity as they do in the wild state?
 A Several captive elephants have been known to live century and in the wild state it is thought that they live as long as 15o years
 c. Is Monte Carlo an independ. ent state?
 A. Monte Carlo is the capital oi Monaco, an independent principalits belonging to Prince Louis II. The area of Monaco Is square miles.
 Q. What were the three longest games by innings ever played ir Major league baseball?
 A. 26 innings (National league) Brooklyn 1, Boston 1 ttie) May 1 1920; 24 innings American league) Philadelphia 1, Boston,. September II, 1906; 22 innings (NationaI league) Brooklyn $. Pittsburgh 5 August 22, 1917.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau. 1922 New York avenue, Washington. D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given. nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive personal reply. Un- signed requests cannot be answered. All letters are standardization
 O. Do "Norsk" and Morse" have the same meaning?
 A. Yes, both words refer to per. sons of the North, that is Norway Sweden, and Denmark and their dependencies.
 Q. Do Italians and Mexicans belong to'the White race?
 A. Italians and Spanish Mex jeans are Latins and belong to the White race. The majority of Mex jeans, however, are Indians or ot mixed blood.
 Q. Can you give me an Indian word denoting determination?
 A. Akikta, means one who works with determination.
 Q. What is the state flower oi New Mexico?
 A. Cactus.
 c, Who was Colonel Gorgas?
 A. An American army officer who during American occupation was Chief sanitary officer of Hay. ana. Cuba, and cleared the city oi yellow fever. In 1904, he took charge of sanitation in the Panama Cana Zone and in five years he succeeded in reducing the yellow fever deatt rate from 5000 to 19 per cent year Later he was appointed U. S. Sur. geon General.
 Q. Which is the correct pronun. citation "Ioway" or 'I-o-wa"?
 T. Either is correct. The first
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07

lis S100 has been a cause for some complaint from owners who have paid $50 or less for used car. The assessors believe. however. that any thing worthy of being called an au- tomobile should be valued at not less
 than s100.
 A special effort is being made by
 the board this year to impress upon
 car owners that if they do not file their lists in September they will be assessed an additional 10 per cent as penalty. More than 5000 own-
 CTS failed to go through the pro- cedure last September and were forced to pay taxes on the 10 per Icent more than the valuation of their cars.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
AUTOMOBILES SHOW BIG
 GAIN IN CAPITAL CITY
Hartford Has 23,00 Machines of All Kinds and Eevery
 Value

Hartford Aug. 7-The number Of automobiles in Hartford is increas- ing at a faster rate than ever be- fore, according to the compilation made by the board of assessors, which shows that from July |, 1925. to July 1 of this year some 5000 automobiles we.e added to the former total of 2O.o47. Assessments ranging from $100 to s10,500 are placed on the 23,000 or more cars which are now in use.
 The fact that the lowest value at which the assessors will rate a car
New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
PRINCESS FORTUNE
 MOSTLY IN JEWELS
AnastaSia Left Gems Valued
 at S2,5S2,331

New York, Aug. P-Property valued at s2,5S2,331, consisting al- most entirely of jewelry, was left by the late Princess Anastasia of Greece, who was the widow of Will liam B. Leeds, the Tin Plate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
Four Vital Engine improvements

Four Vital Engine improvements
To produce the silent powerfow in the 1927 Buick Buick
engineers have made four fundamental improvements the
structure of the famous Buick Six Vave.in. Head
engine These include Co,nterPosed Crankshat Torsior
Bdtancer; lightweight bistonS; and then Completely
Cushioned Engine, insulated and isolated by rubber
ings fore and aft from all metallic with the chassis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
Mbrationless beyond belief

The Buick Motor Company today presents the 1927 Buick
with engine, VibrationIess beyond belief.
This achievement, earnestly believe will rank
the most important in all motor history.
Our engineers working in conjunction with the engineering
stats of General Motors Research Laboratories and General
Motors Proving Ground have divorced the annoyance vbrd
ton to point never before attained.
They have given Buick motor luxury of quiet
every speed, exceptional among all cars
what their price,
Never in all the twenty-five years Of Buick has there
been offered such convincing proof Of engineering and
y featuring leadership.
Buick offers you today brilliant example Of the quality of
VI Buick craftsmanship
Confident that acquaintance with its performance and value
will fix in mind the conviction that money buy nothing
finer
Certain that you will discover in this great further
dnce deep meaning in the longandng Buick pledge:
"When Better Automobiles Built Buick VIII Build Them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31
Buick Also Introduces The
Vdct1tGr1>C Cleaned CrdnkcaSe

Another revolutionary improvement in the 1927 Buick is
the vacuuneaned crankcase. Crankcase moisture the vi,
cous foe Of engine efficiency drawn of the crank
case before has opportunity do HARM The crancase
cleaned and kept free of duion by the Buick Vacuum
Ventator, new device operated by the air flows positive
and certain in action, and without single moving part The
oil in the crankase of the 1927 Buick need be changed only
four times year!
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
For Si. NIioi.a.is
Miss Ada Hogan Peter Klementson Miss Natrona Ko2evnihor Chas, Sunnyboy.

News of another gold strike drif- ted around town the past week. the Nugget however has not been able to ascertain the truth pf the strike but will give it's readers as near the truth as fl is possible to at
 this time. The report goes that Otto IIalla, the well known old tim Ter of this section. who has been
 following mining here for the past '2G years. is supposed to have los- ated some very good pay an his property near Snake River and the mouth of Anvil Creek, thru the use of drill MT. HaIla has pros pected the ground and is suppos- ed to have followed the pay for 1900 feet with five foot beach carrying gold values. and is now en denvoring to find the extent of the body of pay. If the above report is true it will mean quite n big thing for Mir. Halla and a great deal to the people of Nome. It will en- courage other miners to 20 forth and prospect and that is just what this camp needs-more prospectors. we earnestly hope that the repor.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
>Toih Ni,lIs NOME.

lhmsds= mole.=Z pop.ldtlou Jf Nome =na~ Increased oy fae ar snal of 5W4 neN caee5 al4us which Nere l~a=bs fhe great st~E bird ztfler +ofina foi a com idera7H=tHue 3ver Nomt | elraued= =laam ii iuteI44ew- Witt= dz aoeb= =ftau
 ttp- to ttta. fa,n 5ga tunr te=65I 1eeoue sontewAat ildere#i=fud
 frarly lost ll.e loc4Hieu ui rh=tem-
 B he had sat oui #anad iae=itah
 ef il b"knuwu liat thrr Rsls %
 many niee liuie 5a4ealaos around Nume tfatf he llmasf=55. tempted
 u mVestie8ie iaielt 6fa.f,.- ,bout hut decided chat hr did not
 taye tinft#ta make ouh teo e,lls
 hat morning and fftef finding 1f swartz, he#was directed to the homr fl Mir and Mr. Cha4.=puHin= where .le left lovely Hltlf=HaN Hlft la sladdep their Aortfs= Gs lhis ttme
 he great Zbiid wa== =eatius P9rfis.
 fred and asked lH,sa aa,tvl ,o show =he w;,l tette bouesot Nr atel Ars A. T. NeEean vhetetuHa ebe lac- Il mrdiea zlrpp,d 55a tb. LIS aud ed ll. stael mefe.= =tiws" "a Bel nont Point with hi fotd 5ateee where In ferk l"ft =aaarhI t5s5f1- anl baby ssirt al tl5e=FI,=|-an f=fao= From la-t minulGiaf=f'i @ah he stork. he i't if M=uuown fhat I would a5l be leuf bf ae= inc Sould retafa to %ame= seam st'd loped that Noll4 n9t ', =tertaN weather as=te rrY@ trip N'4 6ieN Q he ve,,v hoayv ena in =laai he siork sassllat yoH rorn e'H'-- l. nlp,iscd to 5, a aarE or etort' 3oarne o,yf Nome hogU aoe 10 he numorou aldors rr"iv"d for 3all distribution
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

and etc, they set out foot for Waipwfish', reaching there just iii time to see ,the Boxer disappear from sight pn her sour haund trip,
 After wailing for .safal days at ~alnwrieht the motorsllip Brower enroute to San Fsraa i#eo from Bar row. made port and picked them ur returning them To \omt. Wfrern they Will await tlansportaleatt= to the ';lates on lhe steamer Aatoria for seattle, lhrnt@en to Washington. D e where5hey win h+=busy for 'ome time compiling report of heir activities
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
MOTHER OF TWO CHILDREN
 SMlMS ENGLISH CHANNEL.

DOVER, Aug. 2s, (iP)--Nirs Bennington Car son, of New York, and mother of t'i;tlr.n swam the English lhunnei- t.rsncz Dover fifteen hours and twenty, is't minutrs tc second best time irF either man woman. She the second woman to do it. Sine started nine ten srnk.s per min ute and cpyer.,i four miles in ti.r first hours and wns h good spirits After swmmn. all night she hsd a br.akfast of loaf s,,lar cl,oco late. Mrs. Carson chattrd with he husband and trainer. Frank Weeks and EnesI,an started with her and quit when hpIf way from England. She land cd Shakcspcar CiiT, where rrraboschi finished in 1918, great tlItong greeted her.
 NEW YORK, Aug. "s, AP)--Mrs. Carson born In Denmark. nee Amelia Galr. and the king de- corated her IS n girl for swimming frns. She this country and instructor in the naval servist. She around Manhattan Island and arom Albany to New York. She married :1ftcr trying to swim the English Channel in 1923 She said she sailed In June. "Babics give e,cat ambition to succeed"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

t.ork olH th. p..et.t euutl- Uf X. A. l>uili5eu ~bo Wem lo fne itat,, OH tit. ur4t u4p ot se 9aee ,rAl for m li,M uumrlu. @g, a '.turnins passruAvl ou tIus tip oI 5he Vie Mf, Ktul4u mott ap parently oanled tle best c.Wee Iu the ,ountry and he decidud to return
 his home iu lhc N10u Il country
 u which he has lived sud ilbored
 II even before thv boom days of 1900 Gu the sea trip he h'a ame :ery weak, and was confined to hi7 stateruom turnout tEc voyage. upon lrrival al Nome Mir. iNuii-"u ma,lr Ill necessary preparations for lsls safe arrival between lh" ship and shore \ high sea Was running It
 he time bat thru the kind efforts If many friends he was made cum- 'ortable ou the harE and lowed into snake River where huadrrd5 of
 rlentS oi the Nll'llSeu were iWtl' lnr to rendar some little a,sistante He Was immediately taken to his home and pr. Rex SwarH did ev- ,rythine possible in medir'l WAY. Thru il al Nr Kittilsan ronained
 'alm and composed and r"oosnimd end spoke tu many of his old friends Today his condition is 1hout the same as yesterday. except possibly | little weaker. however. thero ts always consoliue thoueh in the words "where th TO ie 'ife fhrre 's hope" and the Nuceot speaking for the people of Nome pravs for his quick recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
ALASKA COULD FURNISH
 WOOD Pli.r FOR 100 YEARS

seattle. Aug. 2S, tA)-Semator Piunan, of Ncv ada in address, t,cIr cnoi..l wood pulp in i!aska furnish the Newspapers oA thi, country with new print for hundred years. but il require,
 lie initial investment of three million dollars [" establish paper mill in Alaska and thr investors are not going to to anything contrary under tiie pre- s"nt conditions. He said that eastern statesmen "rc letter acquainted with Bohemia than Aask:, and the t""lider administration cngs to the notion enter t,incd h, DanelW cI,stcr, that the has value undated by group of New England R, ,pub'icans for the interest of New England manuf,rtu turrrs and the east is attempting to make n playground out of the
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

certain well-to-do mar in (your town was asked the other day how to become wealthy. He wouldn't tell exactly, but he did admit that he never would have got ahead much if it hadn't been the persis- tent habit in his house of using the same match stem several times in lighting the burners in the kitchen gas range.
 The experience of the tyour town) man should be of interest to the majority of us who are still search ing for any man who ever got rich by using safety razor and shining his own shoes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
FEDERATED CHURCH
 Rev. A. NJ. Herd. Nome

sunday school and adult Bible clss tomorrow al elevea Study theme "Duties To Man. i'rcae hing service at eight. Text "In my moth CTS house are many mansions.
 Greece had I great maal who said "know thvself.' Rome had great man who said Control myself. " A. Jew of Nazareth said Lose thy self"
 Spend some time in Church ser vice this Sunday and gain peace.
 We are sorry to lose our Sunday school Superintendent, H. A Bands, who leaves next week on the Vie toria. He along with several of the public school teachers have giv- en invaluable service, helping in the gratis religious training of the chill dren. We appreciate this altruistir service. and wish our friends much Of their deserved success.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
h.ASkA ROAD COMMISSION
 .N lfNiIll.o

The following activities are now t.ael way undel=lhc aupiee= ul the Alaska Road Commission for the ecouti diNiston 'lh, rWtd grader httSs oprratiH. oy'4 .tll roads, | trucks and Furdsun7Sp"ars X Wells loader f,# #operatinp rem ttie ailns pile nH Bourbon efaci,, he material is lfnIed on tdr Jessie Road and h. sfr,,4i. pf sNomo. the pyet.lEe time @t=lealiug ifnel,= with he automatic, loading machine k VIC laiuutrs
 The pile dtis-r ho- ya0pirred he dtisinr ol ipn feet ut=reeelmrnl ,n tie north shIe of 5nalye River md lt#=rrew are now neaF ,uttinp If and suNrne pile AVIAN hracinr ,rtl =nskinr erueral pair To exist ,np i..,,,,,,, e"a r~u"tments
 fbe 3arit, drae line sorapet ,vnrinue- to ao eood Worh Iii Ircds na Gsi The erol, between tip- jet ties.
 TAe-tailroad crew are now ,amp 'd an Sh"rerle efeoL, their agty ni,s extend ioor mic, upfih aud to day it i4 expected th, camp will be moved gu tn. prt4nnt working point Ih, track i~ in tatr condition from Nome Ito nile-Ga for au average ,peed of IL miles aud q four ton ax 'r load
 Eipht small bridges averaging q ongth of .5 feet and q 25p foot wire snsprnsi.u bridge has been ompleted hv r ". Webster on the NaItae Forage, inc suspension bridge Is al Old Woman.
 Eleven miles of permanent trial ,tahiue h.r~ been completed at Cape Thompson. and work tltted on a permaneut 'rai. stalking in th" vie inity of ape Lisbutno The mater ial tar tho combination shelter cab ins and dog barn were landed al Pt Hope and W9uvrtehf by the Cutter Pear Combination cabins arc to erected 'his f,l' at Tulukuk River Pineoraro's 1li and sinaru and q dog barn will be cons,ruot- ed at the Corwin coal mine The combination shelter c1hni and dog barn at Hhoris Pcni0sula is now practically completed as is also the dog barn at kivalt,I
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

The molorship Chas D. Browet called at Nome on HeI aou,hbounu rip Thursday, after a successful trading cruise in the Arctic which took her to Ft, Barrow and Hers rhel Island, in the interest of the l.iebes Company .of san Francisco. Harry Riley the No!l known old timer of rhe Nom Telephone Com pany in the early da- went North on the Brewer and will remain dur ing the coming winter at Pt. Bar row looking after the Liebes Com pany business at that point. Mfr thas.. Brewer who has handled the fompany's affairs at Barrow for the past many years. is q passenger to the outside on the Brewer.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

Philadelphia, ug. as, tAP)-The navy siates that the cause of Rodgers death ESQ tr as the su,' gcon could determine, hemmcOrage, due to brok ribs and the puneturng of vital organs. Many ribs on side crushed inward and leg was broken twice and open.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
REPORTS ON GULF STORM

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s. tAr)-hc tropical storm which swept across the gulf few days claimed five dead and Il damage which s estimated il, ten million.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
MOTHER OF TWO SW|NlS ENC. CHANNEL


that Mr. Halla has found he pay is true and would like to see the others who are toiling in the hpw.ls ni mother earth. be rewarded for fheir efforts
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
TOAL NUMBER BODIES RECOVERED
 Is NOW FORTY ONE

CLYMER, Aug. 2S, (AP)-Nine bodies were re- covered bringing the total number oi dead 10 forty one, the search was continued. Three more rescue teams will be brought to take the bodies (" trnr porary morguc, Il tool house of Marion Puts. th' village storekeepcr Federal state inv' si aatioms started the explosion. One hundred fifty children orphaned by ,'c blast, whicl, is the second in the territory in three ycars fifty killed in 1923 in Shankiown.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

IONA. MICHIGAN. Aug. 2s (Ar)-Twcnty-avc prisoners after riot broke loose from the Michigan uniform and seized pistols. They commanlerel biles from tho refor,natory. Fifteen communicated four automobiles from garage the outskirts of the city and led,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

WASHINGTON, Aug .s, tAr)-t commander Rod Of the i'll fated airplan" which fell int" the Dele river buried in the Arlington National Gc- mrtcry. Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
EARIHQUAKE IN CoRpoVA

CoRDOvA. Aug. PR. tN)-The Navy 'ah'" sta ton felt n quake ten nciork last night and long twelve forty this morning, neither seemed strong. enough to cause any damage.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

The steamer Victoria of the Ala Shi Ss ;. Company, arlNed al D m. last evening from Seattle with he $. Mail. q fuII rarso of fretaht and | number al passcneera. The Coast Guard crew under Capt. Ross brought the mail ashore on the mntorship Hazel in record time md Pc tmaster Winklcr and his eff eiehl clerks distributed The mail in laSi time. One of he largest rfhWds that eyer adhered to see the vessels with mail ani passenrers Inter the Snake riyei harbor. was on hand and the ba,t,s of Snake river were lined wiiit people and automobiles, until il reminded one of the traffic conicstoh at Pier Seattle
 Captain chas. g IIavis. the vntcr- m commander of rhe Victoria was unable to return with the vessel due 70 the fact that l." w;ts ind4I,osud and Captain Ghas II. tndcrsuu. an other old time naNPHtH in Alaska Waters, was placcd m command of the Victoria on this fiip R E.. Ir9h&hton the eeuiAl pFttser who has mad" several lr.rs f5 Nome. i4 HOW employed at I-er a ful= the com paAN, his place on ths stetNa is now heinr filed bs i,Msar b r boraR
 Following is I lt 6f plsscnecrs listed for Nome ana st Michaels taken from the steamers manifest For N"niu
 Chas. z. s'thallut
 Jamra u'Sullivan
 thas. p. Jones
 Mrs. Jones
 Juanila Jones
 ,Ianr iuHes
 Rev John Coucannon
 l-ilIiau pempster
 k iteploglr
 Mrs l'ePlogle
 Richard ltcplogle
 Mrs C. e kremmrt
 D A Fhillips
 F M Daairlsoh
 llel,n Frnsi
 Bet,ic -rati
 Gertrude Fergus
 C. A. Thompson
 Mrs Thompson
 D H. King
 A x, kitIilsen
 l.. w. Brewer
 II C terry
 G l.. ,ioimes
 E. |. Medley
 Mrs. Medley
 Martha kalarek Annie Kalarek
 Ethel Jacobsen
 Mrs. T, C, Lehmanu
 Martha lirennun
 Emma f.scholt
 C. Eueel
 James Row
 Bert EaM
 R C. Fine For st. NIioi,a.is
 Miss Ada Hogan
 Peter Klementson
 Miss Natrona Kozevnihor
 Chas, Sunnyboy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s, tAr)-The s'scist with drcw Valentines guard at the request of the police Mnifr, th. second wife. cabIrd suggestion [" cree the body and place it in 'h" Hmdnut Va"l' here
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

NEW YORK Aug. ps. tP)-Vaientno's vices will he held Monday, and the burial will be past poncd until the arrival of his brother who is comi"" from Italy,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
BEAR Is TAKING OUT ALASKAN SEALS

ST. PAUL, Aug. 2s, (ar)-The Bear stopped St. Paul and took f",r seals na,c one ft- male and two pups, for the California Academy of Sciences.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

MEXICO CITY, Aug. .s, (Ar)-Shomting, Long Live Religion" eighteen Mexicans footed tlr town of Nmeca-Nirca in Mexico Valley The Federal Troops r,r ming killed six and captured one el.vc escaped
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2s, tAr)-roa 'gr col Iapscd tllc train emrutc |" New York; when shown newspaper picture "f Valentines body rp"sing on tlc bier
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

YAKIMA, Aug 2s, tAP)-Thc poIi-e crrght two Yakimans, aged twelve and fourteen after they had ransacked the Yakima Valley Rank. The boys had three loaded pistols explained that they Just want ed to what they could find.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28
sIBsGR RlBE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
 AND DAILY BULLETIN, $2OO PER MONTH

GiiMER Aug .s, (Ar)-Digging during the night through heavy falls "f rock and earth, the workers found bod, which was headed t" wards of air
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

CIymer, Aug. as, AP)-The total number "i dead has ,eacld yfnmr, caused hs the espl" ssOn in a cO., mine. the,r,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2s, taP)-In the face or bad weather HriIicka ceased his Investigations
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

tONaTANTINOPLE, Aug. 2a, Gr)-Dia,ih Nazim, Nail and IMmi yestrrda, hanged beraus, of consiracy against kemaI.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

sUBsfRIBE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
 AND DAILY BULLETN. s2-oo PER MONTH
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-28

CAUSE OF RORiERS DEATH WAS
 PUNCTURE OF VITAL ORGANS