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NOME, ALASKA, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1010.
NO. 2001.
Teutons Get Troubled
SLAVS SMASH FORWARD ON EAST
BANDITS RAID AMERICAN HOLDINGS ON BORDER
French and British
Drive Back Germans
PARIS, July 9.—The French and
British attacking simultaneously to
day wiped out a strong Gorman sali
ent north of the Somme that cut
dangerously into their new lines
in that section.
With a heavy bombardment pre
ceding this attack the Allies rolled
up the German wedge like a ribbon
and they now present a continuous
and unbroken front along their new
line to the enemy.
This line now extends from Arras
to eight miles south of the Somme;
its widest advanco is ton miles from
its former front with the lino bend
ing gradually and evenly back to
the former lines north and south at
the above points. The Gormans can
not gain these captured positions.
The Allies are now bombarding the
Germans along the entire new front
preparatory to the future move
ments.
PARIS, July 9.—The Germans
are severely bombarding Souvile,
one of the most important Verdun
fortifications.
The German smashes in this sec
tion have not been seriously affect
ed by the Allied advance, although
the infantry attacks for the past
two days were somewhat lacking in
old time vigor and they made no
gains.
It is believed that another drive
forward by the Allies will compel
the Germans to desist in their Ver
dun offensive.
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ITALIANS CONTINUE TO
DRIVE AHEAD OFFENSIVE
HOME, July 9.—The Italians an
now preparing tor a big campaigi
in Albania against the Austrians ant
will use Avalona as their Albania]
base. No action will be taken unti
the Entente powers at Salonika star
an offensive. The government 1
admittedly unwilling to operat
against the German-Captured posl
lions because of the fact that the:
are not at war with Germany.
) ROME, July 9.—The Italians cou
i tinue their offensive which Is reacli
I ing desperate proportions in the
l ; Terragnola valley. They have made
l! some gains but are at present most
: ly engaged in reducing the mountain
i positions of the Austrians.
> The Austrians now hold nothing
- of their gains made in the spring
', drive against the Italians.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 9,—
The Turks continue their success
against the Grand Duko Nicolas who
is being slowly forced back into the
province of the Caucasus. It is pro
mised that Ezeroum will soon be
won back by the Ottoman troops.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 9.—The
Turk left wing has qaptured the
Russian position on tho Tehoruk
sector.
THUMBSCREW GREEKS TO
FIRE TEUTON DIPLOMATS
ATHENS, July 9.—The Allle
are now applying the thumbscrew
to Greece in cruel and outrageou
fashion.
The government of King Con
xtantlne waa notified by the Entente
powers that they must hand the re
preaentatlves of the Central Power;
their passports within the nex
twenty-four hours; that the Ententi
is contemplating movements whlci
they consider it desirable shouU
not be subject to supervision b;
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A few more House Dresses a
91.00. Silk Dresses at $2.50, Llbei
Suits $4.00. Just a few more up ti
date suits at $10.0.
For one more week I will tak
your order for underwear and ho*
at mill prices. I handle Worlds Sta
and Dr. Jaeger's. I nave sample
and can fill your mall order fo
Salts, Coats, Dresses for men
women and Children.
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i enemy representatives on Greek soil
i The greatest indignation is rife in
) this city over the Allies’ demands
which are considered an outrage.
• Queen Sophia drove through the
> streets today and received an ova
• tlon by the populace which is now
i becoming strongly pro-German.
t It ir> likely that the Greek gov
> orument will comply however with
i the Allies d imands.
SALONIKA, July 9.—Because
the AlUes contemplate a smash
against Bulgaria, they have noti
fied Greece that Its benevolent neu
trality must extend to the elimina
tion of the presence of enemy repre
sentatives on Greek soil once these
operations have commenced. They
requested Greece to hand the repre
sentatives of Turkey, Bulgaria, Ger
many and Austria their passports
forthwith.
NATION STATE AND CITY
FIGHTING THE DISEASE
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» NEW YORK, July 9.—Tlie nation
s state and city governments are co
• operating to fight infantile paralysis
i which is now as an epidemic as
' Burning terrific proportions. The
, main efforts of the authortles are
directed towards a prevention 01
the fearful diseases spreading
t That it is spreading, is no longer
to be denied because fourteen states
now report cases.
The mothers of children are great
' ly alarmed. Beginning with the
poorer olasses and in the tenement
sections of the city, the disease is
claiming victims among some of the
most prosperous families and in the
j better sections of the city. The par
ents are fleeing with their babies
| to the country where they can af
ford It.
FOR CHARTER OR HIRE:—Par
ties desiring to hire the Standard
or charter same for special trips
to dose-by camps or to the Land
ing, can obtain terms from Chas
Wagner, at the Snake river Boat
House.
Vienna Admits Retreat
But Claims Gains
VIENNA, July 9.—This city is now
sunk in gloom by the government
admission of defeat in Galicia and
even minor successes reported in
northeast Galicia do not seem to re
lieve the situation.
The latest bulletins however say
that "the Austrians retiring along
the Styr river salient near Kolki,
fearing that they might be outflank
ed, have reached safely their new
positions”.
Several Russian attacks In Vol
I liynia and Galicia have been de
feated.
PETROGRAD, July 9.—Not ai
Austrian soldier remains in Bukowi
na. Russians and Rumanians no\
face one another along the cntir
frontier, the Austrians having rr
tired in order to face the Russian
in their contemplated Anstro-Hun
garian invasion.
BUCHAREST, July 9.—Trail!
with Russia only is accepted fo
the railroad along the Prutli Inti
| Bukov/ina.
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PETROGRAD, July 9.—The Slavs
continue to deliver smashing blows
s with the greatest advances made
- during the week by the right wing,
i which took fifty thousand prisoners*
The retirement of Hinduberg frcm
his winter lines following the ter
rific attacks by Kuropatkin is re
i ceived here with great gratilica
: tion.
> The city is jubilant.
BANDITS RAISE CAIN
ALONG MEXICAN BORDER
EL PASO, July 9.—Bandit;
ignoring the enormous American
force across the line, crossed the
Rio Grande near Boaquillas and at
tacked the property of the Interna
tional Mining Co Three American
i employees are believed to have been
captured.
The Mexicans also crossed tho
boundary at Anapora near El Paso
raiding a ranch. Fourteen were
killed in a running fight with
ranch hands while attempting to
get away with fifty head of horses.
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Mexican Consul Garcia and Gen
eral Gonzolas were officially In
formed of the fact that desperate
fighting had taken place between
the VUlatists and two hundred
Carranzists who were left In the
Guayqui valley when General Estra
da mobilized the main forces along
the border. It is reported that
Estrada has been massacred.
NEW YORK, July 9.—The dis
orders along the border are not
understood. With a powerful force
of many thousand along the entire
: line, that such raids could be carried
out seemed impossible.
Severe criticism is being meted
out to army chiefs on the Mexican
front that thoy should be taken un
! wares by a handful of bandits and
these outrages committed despite
j the presence of over twenty thou
I sand troops.
| The futility of Pershing’s Mexican
expedition is also commented upon.
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Anything in the line or ,|ol> work
BERLIN GETS WORRIED
OVER ALLIED DRIVES
ZURICH, Jiuly 9.—Communica
tion with the German capital show
that the greatest concern exists ove
the situation east and west. Th
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Arctic arrived yesterda;
morning from St. Michaels and wa
port3 and also brought many paa
sengers and river mail. Amon
those who came over on the Arctl
were E. J. Rodgers,-T. J. Moretell
Geo. E. Dismlchs, O. A. Kjos, IS
M’Kelvay, Ivor Johnson, W. L. Lun
dy, J. T. O’Roukc, E. W. Trewllgei
W. Bloomer, H. I. Ireland, A
Shore, S. Ewing, G. A. Parks. Th
Arctic is scheduled tos ail tonigh
at seven o’clock for Kotzebue Soun<
and all way points.
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CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING ft
REPAIRING
Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes.
railroads are now carrying trains
loaded with wounded soldiers from
both fronts and the hospital facili
ties of the country aro like every
other, taxed to the limit.
The first attempts to minimise
the on-set of the Russians hyave
now given way to much more seri
ous criticism and the Allies drive In
the west Is occasioning the same re
sult. The efforts made earlier in the
week to belittle the importance ot
the British ofTenslvo Is taking an
other shape owing to the enormous
number of wounded that are re
turning from the front.
AT THE DREAM.
Monday night the Dream will pre
sent one of Charles Frohmans big
success “The Conspiracy” a detec
tive comedy-drama in five parts.
This is one of the howling drama
tic triumphs of Broadway. It is
an unusual play and interesting
from start to finish. As an added
attraction Miss Alice Cooney win
make her first appearance on the
Dream’s stage, Binging the latest po
pular songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Burgh. The first show at 7 sharp.
The public Is clamoring for an
other naval drive to clear the water
of the British and thus strike them
a body blow.
PETROGRAD, July 9.—A Rus
sian submarine sank tho steamer;
Dorita off Dernskideldsvlk.
LONDON, July 9.—Tho evident
Teuton concern over the general Al
lies offensivo is well understood
here. The papers are insisting that
this condition muBt be maintained
at all costs. The Mail says that the
more desperate the Germans grow,
the more certain it is they wilt at
tempt to force a way to tho ocean
and another naval battle may be
looked for. This opinion is re
flected in ve’ws reported from the
German capital.
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