NUMEROUS WAR BULLETINS
Germans Accuse Italians
COPENHAGEN, March If*.—'The
Germans accuse the Italians of inter
fering with the telegraphic communi
cations of Kaisers government with
Constantinople. Prince Von Buelow
now In Home has formerly lodged .1
firm protest against the action which
would cut Turkey Porn direct commun
ications with the world
Joffre Nearly Loses Life.
PARTS. March 19.— General Joffre
narowiy escaped death or serious in
jury while motoring near Rheims when
hostile aeroplane soars from clouds
and releases a shower of darts or ar
rows one of which penetrates the roof
of .Toffre'p motor ear.
Think* Germans Have Even Break.
NEW YORK. March 19.—Col. Roose
velt declares that the outcome of th>
war is undeterminable. Roosevelt yes
terday gave his opinion and said tha'
three months ago lie was convinced
that tlie allies would win within a yea:
blit, now Is convinced that the Dual
Monarchies have at least an even
break.
To Raise Friction Between Nations.
WASHINGTON'. March 19 Tin
German ambassador expresses ihe be
ltef that pro-British agencies tire at
work in the i'nited Stales making
a deliberate ellott to raise friction be
tween nations over such trillcs as tin
Werner, \ unborn and Mueller incident.
and the unavoidable sinking of tin
Frye.
Awful Condition* Russian Prisons.
SAYV1LLE, March 19. Reports oi
indescribly awful conditions existing
in Russian prison rumps in Siberia
have reached Berlin. The goveriiiiicnt
will demand neutral nations to aid in
taking measures which will compel the
Czar to give prisoners livable rations
and fuel.
Aflame with Anti-American Sentiment
Tokio, March 19.—-The Jingoist pres,
is attame with anti-Chinese and Amer
etui sentiments, declaring that the nr
tion of the Washington government is
another offense against the Japanese
government.
Conditions in Mexico Growing Worse
EL. PASO, March 20.- Till- Spanish
consular agent from Monterey arriving
hero declares no one's life is safe in t he
territory dominated by Villa, regardless
1 f sex or nationality The agent de
clares that both officers and men rob
pillage, burn and murder at will.
Advance in the West Impossible.
U>XD<>\. Manh 20. A morning
war bulletin issued by the War » » Tire
says that observations along the I it
tlefronts of Fiance, Alsm■«* and Bclgunn
j indicate that both the allies am! tin
enemy have so elaborately fortified
their positions that an advance in the
western theatre of the war seems utter
ly impossible with the present strength
! of the armies.
Naval Operations Ineffective.
BFRLIX. via Sayville. March 20
The Anglo-French fleet has opened |
1 naval operations against < >stend and
"Wostende with destroyers hut fail t«*,
make a visible Impression «»n the f .rt
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Germans Fail Elude Blockade Ostend. 1
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AMSTERDAM. March 20. Reports
; from Germany indicate that tin* Ger
mans made an attempt last week to
: elude the British blockade near Ostend
'by slipping seven* 1 submarines through
the lines hut the thickly strewn n ine
I fields compelled the Germans to return
t i (Intend.
Germans Faith in Zeppelins on Wane.
PARIS. March 20 Occasional Zep
pelin operations along battlefront prin
cipalis confined over the French eentei
ami near Reims Indications point that •
even lie* Germans' faith is their much
heralded air ministers is beginning to ,
wane because of eonstanth failing in
i heir mission.
Turks Driven from Russian Territory.
PETROOUAD. March 20 Turkish i
operations are today described as re
sulting in the total expulsion of all.
Turk troops from tne Russian Oa.ucnu
sus. War is carried back into \si i
Minor
Dardanelles Struggle Still Continues.
SOFIA. March 20 -I lay and night
the terrific struggle for the possession
of the Dardanelles continues, with
allied fleet ever advancing though at*
he w * ost in men and ships
FLOUR 19 CHEAP
Bread only Se. North Pol* B*|.*ri
and Anvil Bakery.
SAYS MANY GIRLS ARE
WANTED IN ALASKA
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1 lie iUllOW lllg ul IK 1' , * *pp'- a II • *11 *
. Aieliunioliie, \v isci'ii. in, pup* i “} .v \e 1 i
uuiuiing id l1 ail uanua gives un inter -
*iew ul AilS. K'Ucll l lei Suli , Wile ul
< upturn i lersou, vviiu VN • * • ■ loiunij, in
■ bulge ul liie nospuai vil i ui l Ijibuuu. j
i-ul w i.u was relieved last autiiUiur. it j
i s tut cl'tJal nig ill I it.tt ii t.u»'W Lite goti
> i.u alltlUUe l,i ail t *ul: alet •.-» tovvaiu ,
.vtaska, and lltai ( hell Uilsappl' In usinii
was nuL dispelled w tu n Ui-ev lead u.
Alls, ilobcll 11. i letsm, Wile ul
« upt&in ul liie imui-.it cuips, l tilled
stales army, lias jusi relUl iieu to - asi
- i ll elViliZatiuli aitei two > ears spent
■ -I t* oi'L Gibbon, Alaska.
‘ lilts post is so near Lite Arctic cn
ele that >uu have to \wai a bit ui rabbit
skill on >uu nose lu keep u lt uin Lieu/.
ing And when >uu put a pan of boiling
water on Lite iiuur i<>r the* puppv dog
to drink it is solid ieo hefuiv in* lias
j taken three laps ol it.
‘ 'it sounds frightful/ laughed ,\lis.
I Pierson, ‘but Alaska luiv so nuieli to
recommend it that a trille like «0 d<
glees below zero eau be forgiven.
“ ‘Alaska is a land of opport unitv
especially for women. A woman ran
go anywhere alone, whether through
the wilderness driving her dog sled
or in the sturd.v young «-ifies Id <* .Vo me
and Fairbanks.
“ As for ronmin« !’ .Mrs. Pierson
cluscU both and raised il»'l bauds
Imviiiu the celling in an oppressive |
gcsluie ui. superluiivcness.
unc cannot Keep a housemaid. .Sir |
remains a housemaid uni* long euougni
iu bu spu-d u* some lulled* ciaiinslukei j
All* i ihal, as i ne eiaimstahcr s wil‘.‘
•Ilf llfi'nlUCa UU cUlplo> Cl td ili'USc j
inn ids, wnu in luiu become imm
< > w iicis wives who in luiu employ more
.."U ’« muias, wlii< in tui n mail* more
unne owners and so on ana so on und
so on!
I Used lo ill Vile School chunis lo
visit me, and befuru 1 nud a cliancc l"
show them around the* informed me
the* had met their ideal man and were
going lo be married right olf.
1 never saw such an active mat
rinionial market And 1 cannot sa> loo
positively that the Alaskan men an
ile* most worth while of an* in Un*
world They have to be line men ph*
sicallx and morally to overcome tin*
hardships of Alaska’s wilds
‘Out Yukon way people live onl\
in the things that count comae
work, love, human sympathy. \ud
1 here is lots of it going begging, espe, -
ially love.
“ ‘Send us worthy women/ says \l
aska. ‘and we will show them what
love and appreciation mean!'
Th# Daily Nugget, $2.00 p#r month.
VERY SPECIAL OFFER
Fnf the next twenty-five day*
Tailor made suit* to order at outdid#
price*
By ordering now vour suit will arrive
tier i»v the first fleet.
"SO tfie latest of this season's samples
and stylos to t ho*>se from <>r:lv small
deposit required
We also «lo Henning, pressing and
repairing for l adies and Gentlemen
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
Petwoen Segerstrom and Hagen and
Zehner'a Jewelry store*
Augustine and Kyer chocolates and
Butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
dream IHEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT
Drama
UPTON'S CUP
Comedy
CASEY AT THE BAT
Drama
BRONCHO BILLS GUN PLAY
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Drama
LOVE HATH WROUGHT
A MIRACLE
MISS LILY KOCH, PIANIST.
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EAGLE HALL I '
FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
FALLING LEAVES
Drama
THE CONVERT
Comedy
THE COWBOY HEIR
SUNDAY NIGHT
Drama
2 Reels ?
FIRES OF CONSCIENCE
Comedy
A CURE FO RLAZINESS
Comedy
OH YOU SUFFRAGETTE
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% Kira pr<-«»f. in*'ti#ni c*onvenieitt %
► RATFS $100 Per Day and Up <>
!;HOTEL BARKER|
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< | l-1 - r Autn Hua Meets all Hi,:m < |
'> and Trains 1 ,
J, C. 0. Walston A Conrad Freed'ng
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7 ALASKAN SOURDOUGHS \<
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