NUMEROUS BULLETINS OF INTEREST
Will Make Short Work of Raw Recruits
I'nl'ENIIAdR.V, March 29 An in
terview with the Frown I'rime "f her
tnanv. whom the Kaiser has derided
shall have supreme command of the
Western war operations next suniruei
indicates that tile German command
ant considers liis veterans will lie abb
to make short work of the raw recruits
which the Kngllsh are rushing iw
droves to the slaughter pens In North
eastern France.
Real War to Begin About May First.
LONDON, March 29.—Lord Kltchner
says that the real war will begin about
May first. It Is predicted that Kngland
will have two million men in Franc
and Belgium while the maximum
strength of the French will reach six
million. Tlie supreme offensive of thi*
vast army is expected to hurl the tier
mans far hack across their own fron
tiers before the fall of another winter's
snow.
Gurmani Alarmed Over Hungary.
l'OBKNHAGEN, March 29.—The
drastic state of affairs in I lungary
alarms ttie Germans who will send
more German forces to stiffen the
backbone of the Austro-Hungarian
defense in Galicia and the Tryol bat
tlefields where the heavy Russian gains
are rapidly disheartening the luke
warm Hungarian enthusiasm for war
Aviators Try to Kill High Officers.
FARTS. March 29. The German mi
ntors are making repeated attempts to
kill high French and English "flle**rs
and have during the past week at
tempted several raids which showed
that they are informed as to the head
quarters of both .Toffre and French.
Thousands of darts and arrows liav
heen dropped from aeroplane** fl\Ine
at a great height but so far have done
hut small damage to men or horses
Japanese Arsenals Working Overtime.
MANILA, March 29. American ar
rivals from Japan assert that the na
tional arsenals and nav> voids -»i Japan
are working extra shifts night and da>
and are producing an immense amount
of ammunition and rifles, together with
both large and sin.ill liekl guns, ail at
which, no one denies, is for tie use -»i
the allies in Europe.
Women Conductors on National R. R.
1’AIUS, March 29 The first women
conductors have appeared on the na
tional railways. The government ex
pects by means of the substitution of
women in several oilier lines of laboi
to release another hundred thousand
men for war duty within the next two
months.
VALUES HALF OF HIS
TONGUE AT $10,000
W ll_.lv Efcj - OAlUili, i’u. £3. Fawns
places a value of $10,000 on his tongue
which ho lost w hile employ oil by \V. A.
King Co. He has stalled an action
in trespass to recover that amount.
Fawns alleges that he was descend
ing a stairway and that a detect m one
of tile stair treads caused him lu tail lo
the bottom. Hilling the full be bil h
tongue so budly that half of ii had 10
lai amputated.
CULT QUARANTINES
HORSES AT WEDDING
MORGANTOWN, I’a.- Fear of car
rying the contagion of the foot-and
mouth disease almost eliminated the
use of horses at a large Amish wedding
ill the church of that denomination
here. The Amish are lovers and brood
ers of good horses and cattle, and, al
though there were several hundred
guests at the event, only live teams
were used. They eu.ru* and went in
automobiles, and those living close at
hand walked.
WIFE SPOILED HIS
SLEEP; WINS DIVORCE
111 TLKU, l’a. A\ erring Hint his
wife indulged in midnight parade.- in
lnd bedroom, clad onl> in slipp* i and
adtnirtMi herself before tin* looking
glass, much lo Ins annoyance and loss
«•! sleep, George Morrow, .**cvein>-four,
a prosperous farmer, t<-ld a sensational
sior\ on the witness stain* in hi* < oil
iest fur a divorce from umi Webbei
Morrow, on the ground of ' intolerable
abuse.”
Mrs. Marrow, aged twenty-three,
made a gen*ial d'-nial of her husbands
charges. Judge lieiber granted Morrow
a divorce.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that on the
6th day of April, next, in the Council
Chamber. City Hall Building. ,n the
Town of Nome. Alaska, an election will
be held for seven Councilmen, at which
election the Polls will bo open at 8
o’clock in the forenoon and remain
open to 6 o’clock in the afternoon of
the same clay.
Dated at Nome. Alaska, this tl e 27th
i day of March. 1915.
PHILIP CORRIGAN.
City Clerk.
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Russian* Trying to Beat the Allied
Fleet to Constant inople
SOFIA, March 29 Constantinople:
reports indicate that the Russians ap*
furiously attempting to bent the Anglo
French fleet into Constantinople Th» .
F.ulgarians believe that the allies ha\< |
niaile no definite arrangements as to)
which of the nations will control the
Dardanelles when the war is over and!
the control will depend upon who eetSj
their first.
WE CAN DO IT.
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For first class work and prompt He
ivery phone Main 151 and the People's
Steam Laundry will call and get your
laundry.
W J WILLIAMSON. Prop
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MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION.
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AUGUST 24. 1912.
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tska.
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I'.usiness miirmqor, Cen S. Maynard
Nome, Alaska.
Publishers, K. C, Divine and <;po. S j
Miiryanl, copartners, doing business*
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'Individual owners. 1 F f\ Divine itid
<Ico. S. Max Hard, both of Nome. Alaska
Known bondhnldeis mortgagees, atnl
other security holders holding 1 per
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«»r other securities (If there arc none,
so state > None.
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iributed. through the mails or otbei
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six months proceeding the date shown
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Manager.
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; this L’Jrid day "f March, 191A
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AlUf. L’, 1915.
flour is cheap.
Braad only 5c. North Polo Bakery
and Anvil Bakery.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewie Hunter Rye end the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whigkeye. Die
killed spring 1904-1905, bought in bond
and reduced to 90 per cent, by U. 8.
government by the bottle or gallon.
A COOK WANTED
Wanted, a good woman cook for road
house. V/rite Mr*. Lucy Pendergrast
Marks Roadhouse. Council, Alaska.
To get the news read the Nugget.
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home cooking. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o'clock
on. and it can’t be beat. Next door to
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