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VOL. 11.
NOME, ALASKA, I KIIIAY, <)< TOliKK *5, HUT.
FRANCE BITTER FOR
ATTACKS ON CITIES
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PARIS, Oct. 4.—In consequence
of the German air raids upon hos
pital bases and unprotected towns,
i:i which mostly women and child
ren have been cruelly killed, France
today opened up an devastating
campaign of reprisas with vast
squadrons of flying men.
These bombed Treves, Coblenz,
and Franklin t-on-Main, setting,
these towns blazing and doing im
mense damage. Hundreds of in
cendiary bombs were dropped anil
j explosions taking place in the
streets were photographed by the
airmen in their flight.
Furthermore the French authori
ties say that unless Germany ceases
warring upon unarmed cities and
killing non combatants, the repii
sals wiF take on even more viol
ent shape than today's.
LONDON. Oct. 4.—-The heaviest
fighting of the German offensive
took place yesterday ever a wide)
section tf West Flanders, the Ger
mans dire; ting savage attacks in
an attempt to capture the Zonne
beke positions. All were repulsed.
The failure of these attacks was
du - in tilt main to the intense lire
maintained by the British batteries.
PARIS, Oct. 3.—The War Office
reports heavy lighting in the Grottd
iv sector for the past t'4 hours.
The Teutons wire repulsed in
the attack.
BERNE, Switzerland, Oct. 4.—
.Any hope that the militarists were
losing control of the government
was surily dispelled upon !he pub
lication in Berlin of the spochos
delivered by Von Kuehleraan and
Michaelis.
Both were delivered in a most
truculent vain and both seemingly
were satisfied that Germany would
win the war and hold its con
quests.
There was no sign tn either
speech that the government as now
controlled has any intention o! giv
ing way to any liberrlist political,
much less to any pacificist demands.
Everything went to indicate that
the government is controlled by
the military group anti that they
have no Intention of conceding
anything would he likely to result
in reciporcal concessions any
v, Port.
.tlichaclis urged that the German
nation and its Allies had only to
[maintain confidence- and to possess
I themselves with unshaken determi
nation and su< h victory as thev had
aspired to in their most daring mo
| ments would lie theirs.
Von Kuehleman referred to the
1 chimerical ideas tliat were oiitain- j
;ing some attention in the nations
| ol' the world, but the popular mind
t should disabuse its* If of any trust i
I in such Utopias The war should1
! have resulted in a disillusioning in
1 this respect.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 4.—Sweden
liar-, r.o desire and no intention o!
being dragged into the war on any
bide at this stage ol the game.
This was made rnai'.ii - i today
when before the King and .iili hi
apprcval it was djH-lared that r -
gar.lkss of any political party
Sweden must and will remain neu
tral.
The King gave open approval to
these sentiments of the political
leaders.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 1.—Tin' re
cent expos- of the activities of the
Germ in (insular authorities to
“HOXOICS ALTA IV’ K.M'OSCS
I1VUK SiD! \Vli.Vl, 1 11—IWKAM
The Triangle jdav “ Honor's
Altar" to be presented at t lie
Bream tonight, tells the story of a
.-aptain of industry, who Irys to ri t
liimrelf ol tin- wife of hist youth
through an unscrupulous ac
complice. lie ssie Ba 'ris<ale enacts
to perfection, the rob? of the wife,
and is assisted by all the Triangle
Co. stars. Wealth with a'.' its sham
is fully exposed in tilts r •nn-rUabl
play, which comes direct from the
Liberty theater Seattle, where it
played to capacity.
Clothing cleaned, pressed, altered
and repaired tit tiie Nome Tailoring
Co., .next door to Segerstrom and
Hagen’s.
make use ot Swedish officials to dis-i
pateh unneutral mosaics is c.r
erally condemned in the Swedish j
papers.
Some of the leading papers go j
so fiir as to say that any official,
who to placed the peace of tin- 11a- ]
lion in jeopardy and endangered1
the good will so general in all neu-1
trals as well as in Iielligerent 11a-1
tions towards Sweden should re-,
gardless of the degree of direct cul-l
pahility or ignorant carelessn -s
re. ponsible i'or those ne»s, bo re
moved from oific'.
(ormany has apologized to
Sweden for all the farts that wore
Droit stilt to its attention and i.v
donations have been tendered
ay Sweden to those powers which
unong tin* Kntrnte mski l for ae.
-xplnnation concerning those char
jes made by the American ••xpost.
X. tional chagrin is manifest over
he exposures.
♦
ANOTHER RAIDER IS
REPORTED BY BRAZIL
AX AMERICAN PORT, Oct. -1.
—The captain o” an American ship
Arriving lure reports that a Ger
man raider disguised as a harm
levs merchant ship is now cruising
in southern waters. The vessel war
sighted along the South American
coast line, sixty miles front Brazil.
The government of Brazil cli daily
warned all vessels of the p-ettnee
cf tin raider.
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-—
Naval officers have seized a huge
wireless receiving plant in i!h heart
of (his city It is believed that ti e
plant was teeciving secret Messages
sent to thin city.
Ka> Abraltantson. the cos* -a>r
of the receiving plant has been ar
rested anti will be investigated.
WASHINGTON', I>. C., Oct. 1.
The Department of Justice i; mev
ing To advance the date of heaving ,
the eight eases before the Supreme:
Court involving the const it ut e ,1
ity of the draff, act to the e.trlit . !
possible date.
Two questions are to bo seti'ed.
Ore the legality o! eonscription and
tin- ether the cor.stitutionalitj of
using such conscripted men for
lighting oftonsive war in a ton'gu
country. The latter pleading con
tending that the military forts
ran be only use 1 to suppress insir
re •tion, and to repel Invasion
It is ’ikely that the hearing ill
hi' soon given at the rajur. t of th"
government.
PETROGRAD, Oct. 4.—After vot
ing to support Kerensky’s policy
nul agreeing to support a ualUion
abinct ttiion a democratic scab.
he extremists forced the issue in
lie Russian Congress today and
reversed its vol< against the coali
ion plan by an overwhelming ma
jority. This practically throw- con
rol oi the Russian nation com
iletelv into the hands ol the redi
als.
—Japan today
TOKIO. Oct 4.
offered to the I’nited Sta'es ro- irn
mt'diate use out- hundred thousand
tons of shipping providing the
I'nited States lifted the embargo on
steel shipments to Japan.
Japan makes one further condi
tion and that is that these ships
be used in the Yladivi 'oil; trad .
WASHINGTON, D. Get. 4.—
The Navy Department says that one
year from today Ameri. a n- 11 ae
••oniplisli the Wilson aim - in in; t
! he l hiti d Stati s \v;. h:tv« the
law si navy in ihe world, Ky Octo
ber 11(18 the entire destroyer pro
gram of 250 vessels will i>« com
pleted.
PAWS, Oft 1. -An evening dis
puted iro.’n 1’etrograd announces
further gains in the Kiga sector,
tli.' Slav Heuliiuurters announcing
an advance of another mile during
111" past _ hours < 1 s. ven lighting
all the time.
Non is fne (time to Subscribe.
Xi'.'vV YORK, CVr 4.—Today the j
fraud Jury ri-tuncd inliit
intuits against < 1 < t ii-n of " iais in
■onii’.M tion with alley.d frauds .it
ilic m-ent primary dictions.
Accumulated farts have linen ptv
-t nlrd it) the Grand liny showing
i hat a groat conspiracy existt tl to;
liri’vout a fair elec.mi a ml that)
wholesale frauds w< r ■ c. inmittrd j
by many elections officials.
LONDON, Oct. r.—Again t'.iis
morning t!>" Gorman airmen also]
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! CLOSING (IIT DRY GOODS LINK
Everything sold at reduced prices
Men, Women ami Children Ciidcr
HTiir, Hosiery, Stamped Goods, No
tions. " potatoes $.">.00 per crate.
We have onions, cabbage, cellery,
I apples .$;5.75 per crate. Sweet po
tatoes, Honey, and home made pre
serves.
NOME GROCERY CO.
A. F. OESTREICII, Mgs.
thoir new Got ha r.’rplai <.
th • largest in the world, made uu
attempt to raid this city b,.t were
driven back shortly alter tiny
reached the coast losing two ma
chines, both shot down til sea.
The airmen began dropping!
bombs just as soon as they were
over the land, but they caused this
time neither fatality nor damage. A
number cf the bombs dropped on
the sea shore.
LONDON, Oct. .4—The country
is bitterly aroused over the recent!
aeroplane attacks of ho German
airmen, and tile bombardment of
lioii-c omimt.auts’ homes;.
In a speech today the "British P»e
mitr said that the nation would he
driven to make reprisals which
would cause Germany to regret
tlu'.-e aits oi 1 rig lit l ul barbarity.
George had just returned from t'xe
funeral cf several children who
were killed in the Tuesday raid.
LONDON, Oct. 4.—The metro
politan press contains nothing oi
the fighting on the west front ex
I'. tv.it 01 : .Alik lu.il ns
,i iii: ion i .inilMuti .mil lIn; t'ail.ir
to ;.ut the lleUKHr ••.... >1 itttlin-.tiu.l
for itiin has create ,i a very sure
fi ling in unn:i'-ii>:.l ial circles.
XKW YOUK, Out. !. Titniinaii;.
is sotting its-lt with uel ermination
to i arry tin chition of judge
Hylaii, ils nonii.• ■ for Mat ir
Mitchell is to run as m I;:=!< •
pendent -aiididnte and Iris nr
raiigiil a ith 1fts < :ipt 1 ins lor tin
t■ o|>t that given out officially.
Those official ri ;•<>:' are how
ever utithetieai -it !>> oliu ial ivpoim
given out Hy Berlin. .. d r< .tehlng
In re via Copenhagen. Tii > Ch rmiu.
censorship as to mniliu. us in Cl>-r
many is still absolute.
FOB SACK ( UFA 1*.
Two 4 11. I*. Boilers.
One 12 II. I‘. Boiler.
One 10 If. P. Boiler.
Two 0 H. I*. Boiler.
DABBING & DKAN CO.
.lust received a full line Buhher
Boots, Paes, Overshoes and Bubbers
for Men, Women and Children at
HOI.TS.
> -K.1!.
It Will be c.-: tiiingty flitter
one.
The chars- i- mad that Alii ii.il
inis turnul over the Bureau of Aiu
lli iliel !' - ;ir< II to RorUelVI’-'i .mu
tile njiiioiatnieut of his reprej-oii
lativ. and ih. changing of lie po
licy whi n tlii'tl roprestituu! ivt was
el pointed -vi;h Hit endow ne. i.t. is
now bring given Mormons p'lhli.-ily
hy tile* Tar.man.' forces in the iiy.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ii .Mr. Axel Sellhei - is in :lr>
• >u::11 - i !!!' iiiniciito v, ill „r. J.
Si e: Si r. I' (>. K. who ImM '• iva
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(til -Oil.
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP,
front Si. $ doors west of Ala.'tkia
Flunk.
We do tfce best
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING ft
REPAIRING
Tadies and Gen ll«nifnn Clothes.
CITY BATH HOUSE
has the largest
anil only ft feet
Bath Tubs ir Nome.