THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
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ALLIES SUCCESSFUL UN THREE BATTLEFRONTS
U. S. TO LAND MARINES MEXICO IMMEMATELY
BRYAN APPEALS TO
GERMAN AMERICANS
NEW YORK, June 32.—Bryan is do
ing his best to destroy the impression
that tile attitude of the President is
hostile to Germany and stales in an
appeal to the'German-Americans puii
lisheid last night, thut the German peo
ple have no more sincere friend and
well wisher than is the Executive. Th«
statement urges all German-Americans
to unite in trying to influence the Ger
man government against any steps j
which may tend to jeopardize the peac«*
existing between the two countries. In
conclusion Llryan asserts that the cit
izens of German birth should forget,
never to be recalled, any suspicion of a
lack of friendship toward the German
people on the part of the President.
The former Secretary also takes oc
casion to point out that the President
is in no sense responsible for the al
Insreii violations of neutrality involved
in tiie suit! of war munitions to htdli
yerents. and is himself most anxious to
maintain the neutral status of the
country in both letter and spirit.
Ths Nuggs will print veur statu
try at reasenabls arisen en sher-.
notice.
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NEW YORK POST SUGGESTS
TURNER BRYAN’S SUCCESSOR
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NEW YORK. June 12.—Tlie specula
tion as to the probable successor of
Bryan continues and the press is de
voting considerable attention to the
task of attempting to locate a likely
candidate for the position. So far
there has been no evidence of unani
mity and it is seemingly Indicated that j
there is a Seareits of material. The:
KvCIlillff' wtlilorinllv -ugRcMet fur- {
nter Senator George Turner of Spokane
Washington as the one man who cun
till the oflice with the greatest ability.
The Post points to the record of Turner
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in tile several International com mis*
sions in which lie waa engaged on be-r
naif or the government and notably his
work as a member of the Alaska Boun
dary Tribunal, and the International
Joint Commission of the T’nited States
and Canada.
ROOSEVELT PRAISES
BRYAN’S ACTION
NEW ORLEANS, June Bi.—Colonel
Roosevelt has forwarded from Brenton
Island a signed statement in which he
liberally applauds the stand taken by
Bryan in the recent cabinet disagree
ment. Roosevelt says that the action
of the former Secretary will stop for
ever the accusations of his opponents
concerning the alleged inconsistencies
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
All Democrat* are requested to at
tend a meeting of the Nome Democra
tic Club to be held Sunday, June 13, at
8:30 p. m. at the Sons of the North
Hall.
PHIL ERNST, President.
(of the great commoner. In the view
I of Roosevelt the course adopted by
Bryan was the only alternative under
the circumstances and was the most
severe denunciation of the Wilson poli
cies possible to deliver.
Keep your car in good condition.—
I Nome Garage.
NOME HIGH SCHOOL BOOK
“AURORA” ON SALE.
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The 1915 Aurora is now on sale at
Hills Pharmacy and Lomen Bros.
Instructions in Driving.—Nome Gar
; age.
VIENNA CLAIMS SUCCESSES
IN LOWER GALICIA
VTEXNA. June 11.—The Russians
have again suffered severe reverses in
the fighting along the northern border
of Bukowina losing thousands of
troops in a desperate attempt to eseape
the encircling lines of the Austrians
which threatened to cut their line of
reterat.
The Austrians are now strongly en
trenched along the Truth near Kola
mea and are maintaining their posi
tions in the face of sharp counter at
tacks from the enemy. The combined
Austro-Germn armies operating near
Lemberg continue their steady advance
although the opposition of the enemy
is growing stronger. General staff re
ports indicate that the Austrian com
manders are confident that the city
will soon be delivered from the enemy.
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ALLIES MEET SUCCESS ON
PRINCIPLE BATTLE FRONTS
hONPoN. June 12 Reports from
the three principal battle fronts of
Kurope are very encouraging and ii
is indicated that the recent reverses
are about to be offset by a renewal of
the allied offensive at all important
points The success of the new Rus
sian offensive in Galicia now seems
assured us the Czar's legions are driv
ing the enemy hack over the ground
lately taken with terrific losses in men
and guns The sudden turn of affairs
has apparently disconcerted the Austro
German forces and their situation is
considered precarious in the face of
the greatly increased Russian forces
The situation on the Gallipoli Pen
insula is also encouraging and the al
lies are » redited with immense gains
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'during the past two days. The allied
forces are now in complete control of
the western side of the "Dardanelles,
the last remaining strongholds of th**
'Turks having been abandoned in the
face of the combined land and sea at
tacks The allied forces are now mov
ing rapidlv forward on the Turkish
positions North of the Peninsula whib*
the war squadron continues the attacks
against the Asiatic forts and is making
decided progress
Along the Italian front, the Austrians
have again suffered severe reverses
and the advance of the Italian troops
continue with hut slight opposition
The Italian troops are now in undis
puted possession of the more impor
tant towns along the Austrian frontier
from the French line to the Gulf of
Trieste.
No movements of particular impor
tance are under wav along the French
and Belgian lines Severe fighting is
is progress at several points but nei
ther side can claim any particular ad
vantage The Germans continue de
sultory attacks east of Ypres hut with
little success due to the heavy allied
concentration at that point
The fighting in the Alsace section
has dwindled to almost complete in
activity.
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RUSSIANS ASSUME OFFENSIVE
FROM OALTIC TO OUKOWINA
LONDON. June 12- Russian ad
vices indicate a sharp turn in affairs In
Galicia and tlie Russians are once
again on the offensive on an extended
scale along the whole eastern front
The principal development of the re
newed forward movement is along the
Nubisa River and in the Baltic pro
vinces where it is declared the Rus
sians have practically regained con
trnl of the situation. The Russian war
office concedes no loss of ground since !
the fall of IT/.emysl except along the I
l iver I Tut It iu Rukowina. Terrific
fighting is again in progress along the
upper Dniester and ltie Russians are
pressing forward with renewed energy
The sudden change in the situation is
the subject of congratulation as it will
effectually prevent the Germans and
Austrians from transferring any i-nri
slderahle number of troops either to
i lie west or to tiie Italian frontier
Some German forces, il is declared,
have already been detached from the
Galician front and hurried to the la •
onza front in an effort to . heck the im
petuous forward movement of the Ital
ians which lias been sweeping away all
opposition.
TERRIFIC FIGHTING
ALONG THE ISONZA
ROME, June 12.—The Italian troops
are encountering the first severe op
position since the beginning of the war
in the region along the Isonza River
where tlie Austrians have concentrated
a strong force. Severe fighting has
been in progress for two days with the
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Advantage slightly in favor of the
enerm because of superior position.
f?eneral Cardona is now bringing lip
extensive reinforcements and the en
emy will be forced to yield Italian
aerns again raided Trieste this morn
ing doing considerable damage.
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
THREATENED BY INDIANS
DOUGLASS, Ariz., June 12.—Special
dispatches from Nogales. Snora. today
state that the American colonists at
Esperanza are again besieged by the
rebellious Yaqul Indians and but for
the timely arrival of several vessels of
the Pacific squadron would probably
have perished owing to the refusal of
the Mexican authorities to send aid to
tho threatened town. The American
cruisers have landed Titles and machine
guns and the commander of the squad
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■RYAN WILL SUPPORT WILSON
NEW YORK. June 12 The Sun pub
lishes a lengthy interview with Bryan
in which the latter asserts that his
resignation was for politic reason sole
ly' and should not be taken to indicate
antagonism against the President, Mr.
ron has notified Govern..i Mavtorena
that if he does not immediately furnish
ample protection to the people of the
heleagured city five hundred American
marines will he landed without further
parley. Conditions in the district are
described as awful and (he Indians are
oommiting atrocities of the worst de
scription.
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automobiles.—Nome Garaye.
Bryan asserts that he will support tlie
President in any steps that he may
take to uphold the honor of the Hr*
public.
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and envelopes. Have them printed at
the Nugget office.
VILLA ADDRESSED PACIFIC
NOTE TO PRES. WILSON
EL PASO. Jump 12 Seven has heen
received ai the Villa headquarters In
this cit' to tiie effect that Villa has
prepared a note of reply to the recent
message ■ .f the President in which the
i'oust ittil inna I i st leaflet' asserts his
willingness to invite a new union of ail
the Mexican factions for the purpose
at bringing about some basis of agree
ment wherein all can work together
for the general good of the Republic
vnd to insure the triumph of the re
volutionary principles and especially
irgararian principles which Villa in
sists must lie the basis of all future
tetion Another point suggested is
that the new movement has as one of
its first objects the instruction of the
poorer classes. The information states
that the note is already completed and
will lie forwarded to Washington to
day to be presented to the State He
partrnent by Enrique C. Elorento who
is representing the Villa and Zapata
factions at the national capital
WASHINGTON WAITS FOR
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT*
WASHINGTON, June 12—Marking
time is the only way to recurd the pro
sent attitude of official Washington to
day, both on the German crisis ami
also a possible British crisis which nta;,
occur when the promised note to Lou
don is forwarded The British note is
said to lie in course of preparation at
present and will he forwarded within a
few days should no unexpected devel
opment intervene. It is unofficially
stated that the new protest to tbs
British will lie more forcible than any
yet directed to that government and
the President will insist that Britain
define once for ail their attitude on the
vexing contraband question. It is pro
bable that the recent Goionian flag in
cident will also form one of the mat
ters to he referred to in the forthcom
ing note.
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