THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
VOLUME XVI. NO. 558. TELEPHONE MAIN 4« NOME, ALASKA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1916. TELEPHONE MAIN 4*. PRI„E2SCEN1
N. Y. STRIKE SEEMS ENDED
IN COMPLETE FAILURE
THE BREMEN
CAPTURED
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—The mer
chant submarine Bremen of the Ger
man fleet has been captured, accord
ing to information reaching the state
department this afternoon.
The Bremen was seized by the Brit
lish navy and taken to Rosyth near the
Firth of Fourth on the east coast of
Scotland where she is now interned.
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GOST OF GAINS
ON THE SOMME
International News Service.
LONDON. Sept. JO.—Official state
ments is made here toda> as to the
British losses during the month of Sep
tember.
Of officers the loss is stated to be
3,439 in killed, wounded and prisoners
The loss of men in the ranks totals
114.110 in all.
This total is for all fronts where
the British are engaged but far the
greater portion fell in the severe ac
tions on the Somme front.
SOFIA SEES
BIPLANE
SOFIA. Sept. 30.—A biplane from the
Salonika front flew over this city early
this morning and dropped explosives.
Little harm was done beyond the kill
ing of two civilians.
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International News Service.
NKW YORK, Sept. 30.—The collapse
and total failure of the sympathetic
strike seems to he assured from pres
ent indications. Many union workers
have already returned to their jobs and
the rest are on the verge of doing so.
No more unions are expected to vote
in favor of the strike.
It was announced today that one
hundred and fifty thousand members of
the Federation of labor garment work
ers have voted to quit the strike and
return to their labors on Monday.
•Six thousand brewery workers who
I were the first to vote in form of a
sympathetic strike returned to work
today.
Other smaller bodies of union mem
bers will give Up the tight on Monday
and unless some new development oc
curs The strike will have ended in fail
ure.
Oats are now running regularly on
the surface lines without molestation
and the regular schedule on elevated
and subwitv lines obtains as before the
j strike.
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SMALL ACTIONS
WEST FRONT
International News Service.
LONDON, Sept. 30.—Official news
has been given out of an allied gain
at Estremont where an encim attack
was repulsed.
The report also states that a Her
man attack on the Aestoff redoubt was
repelled with heavy loss to the enemy.
French raids were made yesterday
by the British to the southeastward of
Neuville St. Vaast with some success.
PARIS, Sept. 30.—Heavy rains now
prevailing in the Somme section are
interfering with operations in that reg
ion.
Vote th* Republican Ticket Straight.
—Adv.
YUKON MARINE.
Alaska with two barges down Fort
! Yukon 29th.
Canadian down Stewart.
Dawson up Carmacks 6:30 a. m.
Jacobs up Rampart 27th.
Sarah with two barges up Kokrines
a a. m.
Martha Clow up Tolovana river 27th.
Kel!> at Tolovana up-ltound.
SeShwatka down Hot Springs 7:30
Seattle No. 3 up Kompart 2Sth.
Selkirk down Selkirk. 3:30 a. m.
Sibilla up Fort Yukon 29th.
Shushanna up Nenana midnight.
Susie at Gibbon sails for St. Michael
today.
Tanana down Nenana 3 a. in. two
ba rges.
Whitehorse up Hootalinqua mid
night.
Yukon with two barges up Hot
Springs 29th.
WE .‘AN DO IT
For first rlass work anj prompt deliv
ery phone Main 151 and the People's
i.auteirv will send and get your laundry.
V., J WILLIAMSON. Prop.
More Facts About
ALBERTA BUTTER
Fresh consignment just arrived
■
Extract from a letter recently received
| 1 Do you know that our Creamery is considered the most SANITARY and "up-to-date one in the )
j ; entire Northwest? > t , . -Jk4^
I Do you know that we poi.t rly decline to receive any cream that is not absolutely first class, re
jecting all inferior grades? ^ ^ ‘
Do you know that we pasterize ALL our cream before manufacturing it into butter?
Do you know that this pasteurization process absoltuely destroys ALL DISEASE GERMS that may
be in the cream, leaving it pure and wholesome?
Do you know that VERY FEW creameries in the State of Washington use «4his pasteurization
method, simply on account of the extra expense entailed?
j j Do you know that WE are the ONLY creamery in Kittitas county using this pasteurization proeess.
all assertions to the contrary notwithstanding.
If you are a believer in the use of the "purest of pure foods,” don’t you think that, for the protection
of your own and your family’s health, you should use butter made by this pasteurization method.
jpolets Stores
Coffees 3resft Roasted Daify
BOHEMIA IN REVOLT OWING
TO SHORTAGE OF FOOD
International News Service.
LONDON, Sept so.—Authentic dis
patches have been received to the ef
fect that all Bohemia has risen in re
volt because of a shortage of food.
The dispatches state that Bohemnia
has been drained of food supplies of
every sort during the past two years
to provide sustenance for the Teutonic
allies on the ftussian front. Cattle,
horses, swine, poultry and the products
of the field have been demanded ruth
lessly. The suffering populace have
endured their hardships patiently
trusting to a large crop this fall and
to the promises of the Austrian au
thorities that an; shortage would be
made up.
The fall crops, however, arc- a par
tial failure owing to excessive rains
the only crop showing an increase be
ing hav for cattle; fodder. Appeals
to Vienna for relief of the present sit
uation here either been ignored or
answered with more promises.
The starving populace consisting
mostly of old men and women and
children refuse to labor at their hard
tasks longer. They declare that life 1
is not worth living, that if they mas*
starve in the end they do not think 11 i
worth while to work any more. They !
are heartily tired of the war and the
wholesale destruction of their men, lit
tie information of whom they are ever
able to get
kioting ;s a common oeeumnce. *
the dispatches, both in the cities *|.|
th* larger villages the anger of the
mobs being vented against officials
the imperial government Post offices
and other public buildings have be* *
destroyed.
It is also reported that attempts are
being made t*> persuade Bavari ti
troops at the front either to des» 11
»n a body and return home* to def* nd
the helpless or capitulate to t •
enemy and >«* hasten th* * nd • f ' • -
war.
GREEK FLYERS
IN REVOLT
International News Service.
LONDON'. Sept. 30.—The entire avia
tion Corps of the Greek army includ
ing twenty officers have followed the
lead of*the submarine fleet and the,
Greek cruisers haw revolted against
King Constantine.
Disgust is everywhere manifested ac
cording to a dispatch to the Daily Mail I
in the Greek army, among officers and
privates alike, with the vasctllating
policy of Constantine’s foreign policy.
BULGARS FIGHT
THE SERBIANS
International News Service.
SALONIKA. Sept. 3u It is officially
reported that the Bulgarians are fierce
ly attacking the Serbians at Kaimak
calan. The wild Bulgur onslaught has
been met by stubborn resistance on the
part of the Serbians. Heavy losses
have occurred on both sides. No
change in position has yet been an
nounced.
RUSSIAN SHIPS
OFF BULGARIA
International News Service.
SOFIA, Sept. 31*. Russian warships
have appeared in force oft the Bul
garian coast, is officially stated loda\.
This activity of th«- Russian Black s>
fleet is taken lo mean that a concerted 1
attack hy enemy land and sea forces
will soon occur.
TEUTON DRIVE |
AGAINST RUSSIA
Internationa^ Newt Service.
PETROGRAD. Sept. 30.—A strony
ofTensive* movement l>j the Teutonic |
allies in the Somorganjc- region is an- \
nounced officially. The enemy are
showing great aerial activity dropping
tons of bombs on the Russian lines.
The Teutons have been heavily re- ]
inforced at this point and are driving
strongly. So far they have been re- |
pulsed with great loss.
Young live pigs for sale at Prosser’s j
Harness Shop. Phone, Black 5.
Tha Bowling allay for members only
will be opened this evening and for
the winter.
The photoplay of "Little Lord Faunt
leroy” at Eagle hall Sunday night will
be well worth seeing Thousands have
cried over this masterpiece of Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s. It is an
exQUieite child story for grown ups.
21 NORWEGIAN SHIPS
SUBMARINED 1 DAY
into national News Service
I'til'KXH.VGKN. Sept 30. The < i. i
in,tit submarine fleet have tirrn con
ducting iifn-ralions on an extensive
•wale during the past week following
cassation of their activities.
On September 25 they appeared in
the North sea and the Baltic in larg*
numbers and on that day alone sunt,
twenty Norwegian ships whose toed
valuation is stated to tie five million
and a quarter dollar s
• Owing to the seeming cessation of
ul.marine activity merchant ships h id
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Iii hi putting forth freely. X>v\ ..o
tin- German subtitarni's Irav
in such large numbers great - .iu a
is Is-ing used as to aniioun. * men
departure as well ,i> otht i pr**< tiut
io prevent liemg uvi-ituhi n or vv.i t I id.
LA (MIX >N. .<• pt Gi sub
marines are responsible for ?h> reioru
sinking at the British steamship I:
us and thi N _
gen. They have also captured tru X -
wegian steamship lichen I.
towed her to >ei brugg>
LEADERS IN
DIG LEAGUES
Pacific New* Sere re
SEATTLE. Sept, jy— Following an
lh>- standings of th • clubs in le I g
leagues including yesterday's games.
' •re klyn h.i< four more gt.im * pi *>
with New York. New York is now
on a winning streak having taken the
having taken the past 22 straight which
is . world's record in a big league and
» expected to win three out of four
'mst PtooMyn. Tv>'' winners «v w
j.. m .ikei.' to I- Philadelphia and *h.
Motion Red Pox
N t'.tona! —
Brookiyn.MS '
Pliiladelphla .. 897
Poston .383
X vv York.573 i
Pittsburg .-*30 j
Chicago .AM
St. Louis . • ■ *97
Cincinnati . 380
American—
IF Eton .591
Chicago ... .573
Detroit. ... . • 583
New York . .517
St. Louis. 518
Washington.508
Cleveland. 507
Philadelphia.223 j
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ROOSEVELT
IN MICHIGAN
International News Service.
BATTLE CHEEK, Mich., Sept. 30.—
Col. Hoosevelt opened the republican
compaign in this state last night be
fore a huge audience which overflowed
the auditorium. He unmercifully scor
ed Wilson's policy of waging peace in
Mexico as well as his foreign attitude.
Hoosevelt was accorded a rousing
welcome being frequently interrupted
by continued cheering.
BIG SHOW6 AT DREAM.
Tonight beautiful and talented
Blanche Sweet will appear as the star
in the great civil war drama. "The
Warrens of Virginia." The war scenes
are thrilling and thousands of soldiers,
horses and guns are used in the pro
duction of this Paramount feature.
Sunday night one of the best six
part comedies ever presented at t
Dream. The Post of Egypt" will l>e
the bill. Starting -n the Nile. i
Egyptian princes* takes mystic po
tion—dies—liecrim- - munliriy • 1
es to life ii
ments. What haptens makes si r
ing corned v.
DISSENTION
NOW PREVAILS
IN VIENNA
international New > Service.
AMSTERDAM Sept. :p>. Tile V -
Zee tiling states that dissention prevails
in high Vienna circles mil that in
Austrian foreign minister. fount V a
Rurian. has resigned.
He has been strongly opposed !■>
Count Andrus. If today's new s prov. s
to be title as is expect'd Count Antii -
will undoubtedly sueveede Van Bur
lan. The Vienna government is r> -
ported to t>e badly harassed becaus.
of lack of successes in th> Held i i
dissatisfaction among the connon p* - -
pic. Bohemia is said to he on poim
of revolution.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 30.—Admit
Andrassy advocates demanding of At; •
tria direct information as to the Aus
trian policy regarding the interests ..f
Germany now being neglected by that
Country.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 30.—Dispatches
from Berlin state that General Wandell
acting minister of war has lieen dis
missed from that office.
TEUTONIC
VICTORY
International News Service.
BERLIN'. Sept. 30.—Official nctp.u
is given to the statement that the cen
tral allies have gained a victory ovei
the Roumanians iu Transylvani
No details are given beyond the f.
that some of the lost ground has l*-on
regained.
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