LONDON, Sept. 5.—The third air
raid upon the London and south
east coast was carried out today by
the Germans with very considerable
results in loss of life and damage
to property.
The airmen this time were more
numerous, not less than fourteen
being engaged in the raid They
this time reached the southeastern
most section of tlie city of London
and wrecked many buildings.
Nine were killed and fifty injured
in today's raid.
Today one of the raiding machines
was downed by the fire from the
aero gur.s.
LONDON. Sept. 5.—There is a
current feeling of uneasiness over
the continued air attacks which
are being made upon this capital.
It is not an impossible anxiety that
the airmen may with their incendi
ary bombs start conflagrations which
cannot be controlled and do enorm
ous damage to some of the finest
buildings and destroy invaluable
archives and historical documents
and books in the British Museum.
Steps are said to have been taken
to avert such a calamity for the
woikl and the more important
becks, documents, curious and rare i
volumes, paintings and statuary
may be removed.
LONDON, Sept. 5.—The papers
continue to warn that the air raids
are tore runners for an attempt
upon the part of the Germans to
make a dash to sea with their ca
pital ships. These raids are as
much reconnoitering expeditions as
much as if net more than anything
else.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
ANNOUNCEMENT
OWING TO THE APPRECIATION SHOWN BY OUR PA
TRONS AND THE PUBLIC OF NOME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
CONTINUE
The Big
Dissolution Sale
Until! The Close Of Navigation
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RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
I wish to announce to the
public that I have decided to
Retire from Business
and will offer my entire stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
AT COST
The Big; Sale Begins
TUESDAY SEPT. 4
Doors Close Saturday Sept. 15th
SEE CIRCULARS FOR PRICES.
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ECONOMY
Referring to the previous advertisement in this paper we
i. beg to call to your attention to the ECONOMIC features sub
mitted.
Our voluntary sacrifice of our profit, is due to the fact that
we are willing to do all we can to tide over these unnatural
and un-hcard-of conditions.
We are earnestly striving to assist to the utmost of our
, power. I
WE ASK THE PUBLIC AND i
PATRONS TO RELY ON US.
We should shortly be able to announce our fall outfitting
prices and considering the ex-cellent service rendered since our
establishment in Nome you should not have any doubt in your
mind as to where place your confidence and your orders.
Polefs Stores
CONFERS WITH OFFICALS
ON POPE’S PEACE NOTE
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 5.—A Ber
lin dispatch says that the German
Foreign Minister is now conferring
with the Kaiser and the Chancellor
relative to the final text of the
German government reply to the
Popes peace text.
Fritz von Wiegand, the well
known newspaper correspondent
and who in the earlier stages of the
war represented the I'nited Press
but who then left the World for
the International Press service and
who was the last American news
paper man to leave Germany on the
rupture of the relations says that
the new Foreign Ministi r is a much
mere liberal man than Zimmerman,
is opposed to the U boat warfare
PITCHED BATTUE.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.—The
strike of the coal mir.< rs grows in
seriousness.
At Lexington a pitched battle
tvas fought between the mine
guards and the strikers.
Both sides fought with high powered
rifles and many are reported as In
jured on both sides but as far as
can be ascertained none were
killed.
LABOR BACKS UP WILSON.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 5.—
The American Labor Alliance which
was organized with the approval
if not the original idea of Sam
Gompers and to oft set the growing
power of the People's Council for
Democracy and Peace has gone on
record as prepared to back up Wil
son in all his w’ar aims.
At the conference of the Alliance
here a resolution to do so was
voted unanimously.
SOMETHING NEW
Just arrived on the last boat over
500 of this season’s latests styles and
patterns, the most beautiful line of
woolens ever arrived in Nome. We
invite you to see these samples
whether you buy or not. If you
! wish to take advantage of this offer
! order before the Umatilla sails, in
order to have order arrive on last
boat.
We also make alterations, and
wo do cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. We appreciate your patronage
Yours to please.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen.
and believes <hat an Alliance with
Great Britain, America and France
is the logical line up ot' the Ger
man nation.
ORGA MZES.
Last evening the Territorial Divi
sional Exemption Board met and \
organized. O. D. Cochran was!
elected Chairman and Dr. Neuman:
secretary.
111(1 DOSS IX Bill:.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 5.—
Advices have just reached here that
Bogota the otherwise very quiet
mountainous capital of Columbia
was the scene of a mosi violent
earthquake which did enormous
damage and which is responsible
for many lives.
Hundreds are reported to be
homeless and thousands are re
ported dead. Owing to the severityi
of the earthquake communication
is severed between the coast and
the capital and the news has only
been brought out by messengers.
The details are meager and all par
ticulars inexact and scanty.
MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES.
SEATTLE, Sept. 4.—This city is1
the center of ceaseless official scan
dals. After the rumble of the Gill
Bootlegging frame-up had just
finished its echoing through the of
ficial atmosphere and everyone was 1
settling down to normal conditions
the city is again stirred by At
torney Glascow who makes very
serious charges against Sheriff
Stringer. He placed before the
Superior Court today a complaint *
which is duly testified to that the
sheriff aided six prisoners to
escape.
SEATTLE, Sept. 5.—The Sheriff
denied today that he in any way
helped the six prisoners who
escaped to break jail. He charges
tint the whole thing is . frame-up
♦.> get him.
CITY RATH HOUSE
hns the !argest
and only 0 feet
Rath Tubs ir Nome.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
HIT OF THE SEASON
Edmund Breese
XI
The Metro Wonderplay
SPELLofthe YUKON
A Five Act Drama of Alaskan Life
ADAPTED ,
From Robert W. Services Poem
Adm. 2Sc Children 10
Lomen Bros.
has the Goods
I Just unpacked a complete
I line of Raincoats from
I Cravenettes to Slickers,
1 the best to be had for
| . Money
The Dawson Hotel I
Finest Rooms In Nome
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| Donf Waste Money!
WHEN YOU PAY GOOD MONEY FOR RURHER GOODS
jj BE SURE YOU GET THEM THAT HAVE BEEN PROPERLY
CARED FOR. OUR LINE OF
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IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN NOME AND WE GUARANTEE
THEM TO BE IN PERFECT CONDITION.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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WINTER GOODS
Last Boat brought us full stock
of WINTER GOODS
rleavj all wool l ndorwcar. Hi” assortment of hosiery.
Host grade flannel Overshirts, Cruvanette and heavy Oven-oat.s.
I'uM line of Gloves and Mittens. Winter Caps and Winter
Clothing. New shipment Mu using Underwear. Another ship
ment Victor Records.
C()MI'. AVI» SKK US, WK MUST SKI,I. Till.’ GOODS.
BRING THE OASH
"“SURPRISE STORE
Thorulf Lehmann
nothing but the best.