A Merry Xmas
and
Happy New Year
To All
The Nonpareil
Doc Kemp, Manager
RUSSIANS REPULSED GALICIA
DY ALLIES TEUTON ARMIES
BERLIN, Jan. 2.—After fierce
fighting extending over two days
and almost with a battlo line ot
fifty miles, the Teutons overcame
the Russian offensive, and the latter
were repulsed. They are now con
ducting a defensive against the com
bined counter attack of the Ger
mans and Austrians. Great satis
faction is expressed over the situa
tion.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.—The Teutons
and Bulgars are still preparing for
the great Salonika drive. They are
reconcentrating troops at Uskub
preparatory to launching the attack
which will definitely drive the Al
lied forces from the Balkan Penin
sula.
ATHENS, Jan. 2.—The probable
Teuton drive against Salonika is
giving rise to considerable concern
in government circles here. It is
stated that they are building up
such an offensive force at IlskuO
that when it starts they will be able
to overcome not only the Allied but
also any possible resistance which
BEGINS SERIES ALASKA
SYNDICATED ARTICLES
SEATTLE, Jan. 2.—Frank Car
penter who visited Alaska last year
and made a complete tour of the
country is now writing it up and
has started the syndicated publica
tion of the first series of articles,
RUMANIA CONCENTRATES
ARMY CORPS ON FRONTIER
ROME, Jan. 2.—Rumania has
concentrated three army corps on
the Bulgarian frontier.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.—There is nol
much importance attached to the
Rumanian concentration of force
along the Bulgar border. It is ad
mitted by the Bulgarian government
that owing to the marauding acts oi
several bands of Bulgar bandits
they have crossed the lino and In
flictcd some damage on Rumanian
territory, but the latter government
realizes that the Sofia authorities
have been doing all they could to
suppress these, and it is to prevent
a repetition of these raids that the
concentration has taken place and
it has no significance whatever
otherwise.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 2.—The dis
content among the Bulgar soldiers
HEAVY GUARD TAKES
CARE CONVICTED MAN
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2.—Fearing
that an effect may be made u
rescue Schmidt convicted on Friday
of being guilty of murder for blow
ing up the Los Angeles Times, In
that he aided and abetted the said
explosion and who will be sentenced
Monday to the penalty imposed by
the Jury of imprisonment for life, a
heavy guard keeps watch night ann
day around the jail wherein is the
man’s cell.
Job Harrlman counsel for the de
fendant will be heard in argument
for a new trial on Monday when
Schmidt comes up for sentence.
All arrangements have been com
pleted by the government for the re
moval of the man to the peniten
tiary.
Finest Unalakleet dog Salmon at
DUFFY'S.. 7 cents delivered.
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THE HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIST
The purpose of this Is that we believe that no other ques
tion Is so Important to the happiness and prosperity of a house
as the mutual understanding by all members of the family re
garding the distribution of the Income or the apportioning of the
wages before spending them.
Without a Budget we have shlpshod guesswork methods,
without a definite standard for expenditures with a certainty of
extravagance, waste, a purposeless living and no records to base
our future expenditures.
Full Instructions and directions with every book.
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
Polefs Stores
s growing. Two regiments crossed
:he line into Rumania yesterday
ind surrendered their arm3 at the
:ommand of the Rumanian border
luthorities. The Rumanian govern
arnment has interned these men,
ind will refuse to turn them over
:o any belligerent during the war
fhese men say that the Bulgarians
rate the war and have no heart in
t. They are especially bitter
igalnst being in Alliance with the
Turks.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 2.—
j Airmen, probably Russians, dropped
bombs on tho city yesterday. Very
little damage resulted therefrom.
Anything In the line of job work
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Satisfaction assured.
Carpets Vacuum cleaned. See Reehe
PREMIER BORDEN STATES
4AISE HALF MILLION
OTTAWA, Jan. 2.—Premier
Borden announces that Canada will
raise its recruiting strength up to
half a million. Of this number now
fully 225,000 have been enlisted.
Borden in his speech declared that
the Dominion was never more de
termined than at the present time
to take its share in fighting the foes
of the Empire and its Allies. He
paid a glowing tribute to the loyal
ty of the French Canadians who
were fighting side by side with their
Ally from whom thy had sprung in
former years. There is no diminu
tion of the war fever in Canada.
THE EAGLE CARD SOCIAL.
Eagle Social Committee annnoun
ces a Social Session for the Verio
following installation on Tuesday
night, January 4.
COMMITTEE.
WTf THE KKWS mom. RHAft
THE WORKER.
1916 On The Job
We will be at the same old stand throughout the year dispensing
dependable Merchandise at moderate prices, and with full apprdation
of past favors, shall merit a continuance.
BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUARY 10th WE WILL HAVE SPE
CIAL SALES EVERY WEEK, INCLUDING MERCHANDISE THROUGH
OUT THE ENTIRE STORE; COMPLETE CHANGE OF ARTICLES
EVERY WEEK, THESE SPECIAL PRICES WILL APPLY ON AR
TICLES ONLY DURING THE WEEK IN WHICH THEY ARE ON
SALE.
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS EVERY WEEK.
GOGG1N8.
The Quality Store.
the Greeks may be able to put for
ward against an invasion of Greek
soil.
ROME, Jan. 2.—Count Sails Zewig
a Hungarian noble of considerable
prominence in the war has been
appointed by Austria, military gov
the beginning of the trip appearing
in today’s Sunday’s papers. The
articles are written in the well
I known style of this writer who has
! acquired a large fortune writing up
boosting articles for the syndicates
by which employed. Carpenter’s
Alaskan articles are attracting very
great attention and are interesting.
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THE WORKER.
Now in the time to Snbncribe.
ernor of the conquered territory ok
Servia. Zewig is relied upon to
maintain order in the new country..
Anything In the line of job work
»t the Industrial Worker OMoe.
Satisfaction assured.
OiiKEGON ARRIVES.
JUAREZ, Dec. 31.—General
Obregon, the right hand man of
General Carranza, arrived hore to*
day with four thousand men. He re
ceived a great welcome from the
people of the town. Absolute quiet
prevails along the border, but the
government la watching tho Villa
tlsts every move.
SAN LUIS POTOSI, Dec. 31.—A.
serious explosion occurred here to
day wrecking buildings and doin^ t
damage to the extent of half a mil- j
lion dollars. The cause of the ex
plosion is a complete mystery and
revolutionist interests are sus
pected of responsibility.
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