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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&or0inol @tbbpn& bat
iid) in NcW g Yorf Ciltcm %ntcrpiclpcr
geQeniibcr iibcr Yrobibitiou ollagc-
iprod)elr. Gr ioat: ollnm0glid). Gro.
bibition irgcn0 lucldlcr Nrt filGrt 5ltr
0cudclei nn0 iduiit NcimIi0tbuerci.
OtoroIildc StQcn0cn lnIicn iidJ Dem
&plte nid)t 0ltrd @cicbc onbcicblcn.
IS gibt 0a cincn b~ciicrcn Wcg- bic
gCicBlihc Gontrole." Ger Erimoa
Der tntbolil6cu Stride 2hmcrifu'5 Gc-
itGtigt bier, moS Cr bcrcit2 iriiber be
toni bat mo Die mcitnll3 gr0Btc
Nicbr5nbl ser fotbolild)cn @ciltIiden
mic Ole aroBc W%tcbrbeit Der 0cutldb.
protcItnntil6cn @ciItlid)tcit linO Der.
lcIben Nnliht. Gic Prohibitions
@ol0c Iin0 taIt mtannhnlaloS 0ic
@eiltlid)en Der nn~8litoniid) protcs
liantilden Hird)cn, Der WtctboOiItcn,
@optiitCn rn0 Ere9bpterioncr.N Gin
Gbicogo'cr @eiitlider freier Nid.
Ting bat iid lcttcn Sonntog iibcr
cen Gro6ibitionStnmpf Der 5itr Belt
i'll foit alien 46 Staoten Der Union
c%ntbrnnnt lit 10 ullS9clproden: Die
Snd)c Der Erobibition lit Die ,Suhe
Der Stride. Solltc &llinoiS om Z.
Npril iid) fir Erobibition cntidci.
ocrL 10 beocntet boS nid)tS Nnoerc2.
ola onb Ole prnbibitioniitiih QciGrbs
ten &ird)cn sur politli6cn Wnd)t &c
InnQen. &n 3ufunit b0ttcn Damn
allie 1roBen Yartcien iih nit Oiclcr
Stride ab5uiin0cn un0 iiir Den &c
ldlloi'cnen Grie0cn tbeurc &ricg@cnts
Id)d0iBunG 81 5ablcn. IS beoclltct
0oa Die .&ird)r III Der Yolitif." Gem
MIR lold)c WtUrncr t0mttcn III 0iC Of
iCntlidcn 9lenltcr geip0blt mcr0cn,
0ic Oicicr Stride gcnebm luGrelL ltno
ourd) icnc @Crf5cl9c bcrrId)tc Oonm
Der Hepercn0, oils Die Modt bintcr
Dem Gbronc, III Der Eplitit, I'M 81.
ientlid)en &cben." Stride llno
Staot marcn biSher in ocn Ger.
Stootcn itreng getrennt, Stride mo
Eolitif morcn gcid)icocn. Ncllcroin9S
obcr lit bic &an5cl niclinh sur poll.
tiidcn Gribilnc 1epnroen. 9ic onQ-
Iitonilhcn Mepercn0& eritrcbcn olth
politiite Nerrihuit mno Die Grobibi.
ton lit linen cin mirtiomcS Wiittcl
5lm 3mcd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
[Mcnrnr g Mccncr.

IS itnrb am ,. 2lvril 1905 @curqc 9. @lccoer
in Der gGOGuulg ieiues Sobues 5rauf 3. Uieez
Der, gtr. 703, EitzNDrt ~sloeaue, int GS. Sabre
iclncs 2rbeHs. Sic 8cerbignug iinoet SUnutng,
ben .. @pril. > llhr 30 ytanmiiiug5, uou Der
uber Qenauuteu gSobm1li0 aus itutt. &erDaHGte
mn Srcuuoe limo ddltiHGsboIf eiuGela0eH, bei5lls
mobHcH. NetlaBullg dli Der 9Scittrit GcnteterOs
tgJl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Gathering Ginfelocn.

IS ftnrD ant 2omuerilaa. ben ,. SIpril 1908.
nm , llby gidhmtttaae, Gatlctine 6inielorp,
gSitmue BON 1Curp !. StloelitG, i'm u, Eebeitss
iabre. Sic Ncerbiaung finoet SOuutdg, ben
5. 9lprtl. : llbr 80 g,adnittaas, pom Iraners
huuie, !{r. 1901. SilosGtarIcssStrahe, aus
ftatt. @eiietung aut Der nHauools&ortsGcs
uetcrp. (Q4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
@anrcn ais McnIdcnbaar.

SrobeS stifurtimeu. bon ,,M,arfuw Butts"
9Upfen. GumSaouurs etc. &iienidjaitiide tSc.
itdlte-W,niianc, 5riiren. ebamppin1. ~Saaridr.
ben. Suar.9Suarell alf 8eftellitg ~aefertiat.
@ieorieite Ereife. Qei Sanrtrnntbeiten uerfu6e
man mein MitteI, befonoerS fir ausfaIleuoes
Snar beraeiteut. 9. Gnen Ecitp, iii Gpre.
@ail- Ctr, 5lpii6en GentraGsstoe. uno Wiorus
mentaStrabe. (Widr3f4. tMpt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Siireau: Rr. 81, aSeit. Sarntcad. StraRe, NIB
Nanpt.G iu9Gng, Srcocrif' 9oab.
ge{ribni6plGBe Don $50 AT inter beitd1otaer
StuiIi1t, Gdntiiblumcl, Septuoe, RflanSen etc.
perocn i'm Ircihbuuie on SnttptsG tnaung pe'
funoen. Infer IIent miro, ipent aeluiinfdt
horfprehcf. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Sic @olfon 6roqe ioI!
rpie0er cinnlol ourcb Dos CONCERT Scr
W(ddte 0cloIt lperOcn. Sum micpici-
ten Mol? Nie 9ctp0bnIi6 lit oa9
oGon5ert" micOer u%nitimmig, mo 10
miro c5 NIT Der &6iung nod quite
NScilC hQbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Ser @uno Ser S6ullcb-
rer . Spnoifote in 6ronfreih bat Ell
ncn gfllirui crlolich Den llntcrridt
oen @eoinglngen 0eS mooernen &c
bens ol1ilpoIien. Ser bitrcoltrdtl'
lben Ncrridoit oc9 States loQ cine
rotioncllc Srqoniiirllng Der Sdulc,
bic ben mirflihcn 8cbiiriniiien Der
@cp0lfcrrng Der ncrihieoencn sc.
oen0cn oca 2onoca entipridt, entge-
oel10clcBt miiroen I'M Die Nrbeitet
frci SIT mtoden. Die fran5oiild)en
2ehrcr motlen ollp Die Sormuno-
idoit oeS StoutcS obidiltteln nn0
lelbitbcrrlih III oen Shulel poltcn
rnlb ldoltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Cine 9 6er5fruae. Ger
,.&loOocroootiN" ~Ieiitct iid) fol0cn-
ocn @ib: Gr ltcllt Die Troge: @a5
iii Der llnteriAieo 5miiten Gelttifs
lanO mo GnglonD? lluO %ontluortct;
Guutihlono floqt iiber 0ic ihlcHtcn
3citen mo Gn0lanO ilbcr sic miic.
roblc nEimcS." Gin Sdllbcilpiel
fiir ole theorctiiAe Gciinitiom no
uoA bic Yointc zines ieocn Qlltcn
gSibc9 in ser Groltit cinc0 %cr9lci.
dies licgCn iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
2prrninc.
M

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gSeitIih bon 0alhrc1f cine mo cine babe
WeiIe. Mount 0cIbs gSd9anfS rtto lorraine
@Gegons nircit bis ann Ginqan9. @cioe T..
Iea6one. eiuo:.3 iirenu int ~Ftpeitct SLur hes
. Union GruitsIepduoeS," 9bnrles. nno %fanette.
Strnfr. (Wlat4 1S,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Nud sic 9unoe@ GeQie-
rlrng gebort 5u ben iGlmigen 3oh.
fern. Sic lit nit Der 3obllrng bon
$3.50 9ollorS in Der Stoot Ncp.
0ort riidlt1noig mo Gontrolcur
Wfcb bat ocn S6obomtS = SctrctGr
Gortclpou gcnrobnt, 5lt 5oblenL oOcr
CT mcroc Sort @umilton inter Oelr
&onmcr bringcn lolien, Inn oieStcus
crior0erung 5lt begleihcn. g30rc elm
llnitun1. lpcnn ltntel Gam 0epf0n-
set miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Sic @ortcnloubc," boS
lcit mebr oils cinem bolben Sabrblrns
oert III bentId)cn &reilen iiber Die
gauge Grbe pcrbrcitetc Somilienblott,
bringt cincn Homon n0ua Greils I'M
Sem" bon Clara Gicbig. IS geniigt.
81 lo0cL boB Clara &iebi1 cine Der
beruorro0enoIGe oCutid)en Honnoll.
SdriltItcllcrinncn, cine Scr itGrfitcn
er5oblcrinncn Der @egenpnrt lit.
Nud) oielcs meme Ncrf beginnt grnBa
5iiaig. Ter mciterc Snbolt Scr nei.e-
item Nurnmcrn Der o@ortclloube" lit
reitholtIg. picIleitiQ ul1o intcrcliatt.
Wfit ibrct SllIltrotionen oorf iid)
Die o@ortcnIalbc" ieben laiien. 9e.
ltcIlungen ninlmt Die Snternotionale
NcluS Gompnnp, Nr.S3 II. So. Snane-
StroBe, Ncu- 2)orf, cntacaen.
m,t.f.Nta Aa.f.G. n-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Gle 3ohI Der CONNER.
5icllen Nanfcrottc in oeu @ercinigten
Staotcu belief lid I'M erlten Gllar.
tai 0ieies %obreS oui 1909 nit Ser.
b~inolld)tciter III Der &0bc bon 49,.
706,t9t Collars. 9apon entiallel
uuf Sic NeusGnglono Stooteu 4Sl
@anfcrottc nit rlt1o ) Wiuionen
Standardization oui sic Wittcl.
Stonten 1850 nit 29,S91 900 Col.
lars Decentralization, uli ben Git
0en 1914 nit t3.SlI000 0ollorS,
olli 0cu Siibmelten 4S7 nit 3,T1l,.
800 Collars, All oen ccntralen @c,
item SO nit t3,762,000 Collars,
aui Den Nor0meiten 1862 nit 1915.
600 Collars mo allf Die Gatiiicfiilte
1873 nit rltnO 513 Willonen Collars.
Ali &nnten c~lltfullen 60 3%ubIungS.
einItellungcn nit &erpilid)trmgen IN
Der Sobc pom SO, 600 Collars.
3aa lin0 Gecor05ohlen. Nnh Dunn
& 60, meIde bieie 3ablen sltiam.
men geItellt baben, lit ein guteS Sci.
den, bob Die 8erpflidtungen bel sen
Observation-Disclosures i'm M1r5 gc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Nlfreo Is. 8an0crbilt bat
icincr 6rolt, Die cine S6eioumgafIu.
&c ge9cn i'm eingeleitet bat, cine 2lb-
findings Summe bon anoertGuIb
4tilionen Collars o~ngeboten, ioa3
lie cinen Ero5eB . Stonool permci
Oct ur0 olli meitere Nnipriidc Der.
5idtct. Gin groBca EiloItcr olti cine
murmitidige Ser3cn5, rmoGbepmoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

9ic 9urh 6uitt@ Ecms
perotur 0e9 Iebten Ntir5 bctrug nod
cen Grmittellu0cn oca @etter q 9ii.
rcoll9 ill Baltimore Nj 0roo, Die
nic0ri0lte Gemperotur mar NIT y
Groo am q. MtGr3, Die b0d)Ite nit
so, am y. 5u per5eidncn. Die Gurd)-
idnittS Scmpcrotltr ser letten IS
Sabre lte0t iih fir Den Monot W0r5
IN Baltimore oltf III @roo, 10 BOB
ser obgelouiene Monot 5 @roo ilbcr
ocn 9ltrdld)nitt binollSgebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Girhlid)e Mn5eisen.
2iuns.NciMcinoe.

CsotteSbienfi 1915 Sorni. 2eeter Raiftoils.
Gunntaa. Breoigt fiber pSSee, s%SuDrbeti NM
2ehel. trot oeS Iooee." teol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
9altin EentctcrD.

gfrcau: Sranflirs 9los., Baltimore II. Ncrthtr
NeGrihnibplibe Gum Scriatt - bon $50 ~
init Niarntorpfoftet dhgcgrcr8t $35. Rlnt
fir bier Grdbct. Sreic 9eultpllg Der adpe(e
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSnntl6,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&n Soponbr ii It tmoniif Of,
DOB man in cillem 3eitraum pon MIR
20 So8en cine gon5e 2lrnee no6 ga.
%Iiiornien lperfen tGnne. Ioa mag
Iein. Nber icoenfoQs miir0c lie llodb
picl ldneaer mieoer binouageluorfen
Wer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Sn Eerre Soute, s., +
Elm 9ronoitifter u1o GDnomit-}lt
ttnt6ter, nod0em CT bon Den sc
Iduorencn idJnloiq geiprodcn mar,
ben Gbei Der Getcftips inn @cridt5.
Soolc cri6olien un0 bier onoerc
Eerioncn uernumoct. &ic in oaer
@clt tommt Gin Gunumitcrid nab
reno ieincs Ero3ciicS 5l eincnl DC
poluer?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
&~criamnlnnss Ynscigcn.
..Marnlnne N%dder.@erein.

Gamitua, oeH 4. 9tprti, stbertps s Hbt. Se
neral Ncriuminimln uno Yufbe6abluna Der pier
ielidbrlideu Neiirdae in Carlos 0alle, vi
AIS. ASciieScriuaiuns Sirabe.
t94-5b Hng. Vo9f, Settetut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Dit. 1874. gtprosSanaStraBe
Sic 90. GeueruI=S erfammlnng uno @enulieni
ipdbl iiunef uihfteil Wpntaa Abeto, oell u.
Ipril. 9 llbr, I'M &ereinslofale ttnii.
Iuc WtitaIieoer limo irennoIihtt erfiht. Der
fclben bctiuipobrcn.
@iniam Slanini, Frdltocnt.
Gunrao @agncr. Sices Erdi.
Scurn Siut, Sdatnnetiter.
Subu o.. 6uiter. Sefretnr.
SuIn &nnnibai. Nobofdt.
lan-IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

5h 9onnober ioll am 10.
september oicics 5o6res Gin aGgc-
l1elller oelltlder 9linoen GongrcB
croftllet mer0cn, ouf Dem Die Suite
rtl'en Der 9lil0en er0rtert uno &C.
forOcrt ruer0en ioQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&nGcitclltcn llutcrud =
lrllgcn 5lfol8e ioa iid Die 3obl ser
gIrbeitaloien in Ncip-Dorf olti min.
oeItcn9 100000 bcluufcn, Ourl1ntcr
gc0cn 10000 Nrbeiter, lpel6e LIMO
ltcll o~ngcb0rcn. Gas lit fem 3eiden
BON roldcr Sciicru1g Der @cl60ft5.
ln0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&cnrD @ottcro n Scr be
fannie &olti5piQcr Solrnolilt, iogt,
ooB BON $4,000 Sdul- Srllltee9 i'm
Stoote &cntudD 5000 mc0cr lcie!l
nod ldrciben f0nncn, un0 meitcrt
10000 tcincn S6immcr onuon bos
ben meINc Eilidten elm Sdul-Sru.
Itec ci0cntlid) bat. 0o9 crfldrt irei-
lid 10 mnndc &orQGngc III &entlldp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Muiulanb's tiirfiide gGoer,
Ganitablr. Gsbanbs. gptamt aeaen. etets pfien.
(yua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Ger Barrier n6ignro"
it0Bt einen Nlarmrti iiber Ocn Rid,
gang Der irnn3oiiiAcn Nuailbr i'm
&omtor 1908 ans. Sic bctrGgt uobe.
81 % NtiQionen Granc9 mcniger &C.
.0cn ben &aulllr 1907. Die Nlbnobne
bc}icbt iid) baitptiGhlid) nuf Curtis
Artifel, ScioenItoiie, icrtiae @0ihe
mo &lci0er nod 0eu T%crcinigtell
Stouten, Sclaicn &tuIicL HuBIano
mo Scr SdnpCi5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

G%iaeuthitmer e. Gtuinr, g9obnura:
g. & z. GeIepbon, 1866 Iaoiion-a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

@eihd ftsif brer e. VI. 9rius, &obHlng:
Is. & g., t2t gG. g8dIbrDuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Ncitdtigt;
sarcau Der @Osnostanm.e ommtiEOn Der etaot

@%rIitoeut Ocr Goutrutt sge61r0e.
(@lpril3.4 ,G,Is O.11,1314D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&n Otcicm Sabre itebt
0oS Nationol Gentmol ouf Dem
9{ieocrualO 20 Sabre. IS mltroc am
2S. September 1888 entbiiQt. Ger
@cOcnttog ioa in HiiocSbeim mo
9ingcn nit 9roBcn 6eitIi6fcitcn be.
1algcn mCr0tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&u Nem Yorf miro elm
mciterer Molfentrober pom 80 Stot
mcrfch Al SUB bod, crItcDen. Gle
Soften itno oui 100000 Collars
bcrednCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

G. aatHe. GiaentbHmcr unb aeOutteur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Der 0entfGe Gorte(ponoeut

crideint jcScu Saa int Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

(95O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

&n cord am H9ein bat
Der @eiubonoier AltenfirA 10000
Worf 5lur @ou zines &rontcnbouie5
mo sur llntcritiibung Ser Nrncn &C.
~Itiitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

8efG6ftSbfir rear uuh Meoaftiuu:
0r. Alb, tsgHltimure= StrofC.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
MURDER IF WOMAN
 BATTLES OFFICERS

Lon3.". @0G. 2f Mystery Of the most h'j'l'.. character surrounds the fin < Fl ? dc@olatc wood near here oi tho body oi the wife of Gen. Charles Luard. Every indication points to murder, and thaJ robbery might have been the cause i3 ovinced by thc fact that the hands of the dead woman have been stripped of the jewels she is known to havo been wearing when last seen.
 That which is iucxplainublc by the relatives of the dead woman or by the officers of Scotland Yard is the presence of the body in the locality where it Was found The wood is several miles from the residence of Gen. Luard and thcro is absolutely no hypothesis by which thn presence thcro of Mrs. Luard in fife can be ac- court4d for At thc Gamc time the nut" oVjdc,.a oi tho immediate sur roundinGs of the body iDdicatos that a desperate struggle took pIa"o before Lhc murders accomplished their pur- pose.
 Mrs. Luard was last seen alive by her relatives at au hour shortly after dinner. What tran8pirod between that timo and the time her absence first caused alarm, about II o'clock, is so far impossible of determination. The discovery Of the body was an ac- cidcnt, as the search for the woman had not lead in the direction of the wood. With the exception of q light wrap Mrs. Luard wa8 dressed as for dinner.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
.M'CARTY MINE |S
 0NE 0F PROMISE

James McCarty, whose property on Nugget creek is considered as one of the best of tho interior copper properties, is more than gratified with the result of the season's work. MT. McCarty has been working all the way from six to fifteen men and has run about 400 feet of tunnel dur ing the season. This is all work that will prove of value when tho real work of operating begins.
 Mir. McCarty says there is no long, CT any doubt but that the property on which he is working is one vast de- posit of copper. His first work was started for the purpose of complying with the law governing patent rights and he did not expect to strike any ore body, but after going a few feet q big vein was encountered and from that time on all work done has been of permanent value.
 MT. McCarty doubts the possibility of bringing out the big nugget desired for exhibition at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. He has another nugget that will weigh eight tons and he believes that this can be brought out in sections. When the McCarty horses come out this winter there will be brought out several big sam ples of ore that, he says, placed on exhibition will go far toward advanc- ing the copper mining interests of this section of Alaska.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
RUSH
 ID THE SUS|TNA

Valdez creek and the adjacent region will be overrun with pros pectors tho coming winter if reports from several directions arc based upon facts. Arrivals from the out side say that Valdez creek and the upper Susitna arc more talked about in Seattle than any other new mining district of Alaska and that many Alaska mining men now there intend to go into the district on tho snow. From various parts of Alaska come similar reports.
 At Susitna station, where miners around the inlet and from the Yentna district congregate in the fall either to come outside or stay through the winter, it is reported that at least POO are now waiting to go up the Susitna as soon as they can take in their supplies over the snow. These mon will outfit at the stores of the Alaska Commercial Company, at Susitna station and just below the falls of the susitna.
 Fairbanks miners are also prepar- ing to raid Tho new district south of the Tanana. Many prospectors have gone to tho Susitna this summer and accounts in the Fairbauks papers inc dicate steady emigration next winter.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
HUNTERS MEET DEATH
 IN FIGHT WITH WHALE E

AfognalS, Aug. t1(Special corros- pondencc)-Two natives Of this place lost their lives a few days ago while in pcrGuit of q whale. The men noticed the whale spouting not far from shoro and set out in baidarka and since that time nothing has been seen of them
 When, after day or so, the men failed to return from their hunt friends went in search of thom but the only thing found was the wreck of tho baidarka which is badly smashed. The natives declare that the craft was smashed by the blow from q whales tail.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Brokers Fail for $1, 100000

New York. Aug. 26-A. O. Brown & Co.,, prominent Wall street brokers, went under this morning, their liabil- ities being in excess of $1, ,OOO, ,OOO. The failure is the result of the wild trad ing of last Saturday and the firm was unable to deliver when called upon to make good on the stocfs sold short.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03

Mrs. lola Beebe, mother of one of the numerous wives of Swiftwater TsIli Gates, has written and had pnb-- Iished what she calls "The Truo Story of awiftwater Bill Gates.n ' The book ia bound in buokram, has a wiosurs Of 8wiftwater on tho oover end is iiiustrated. The escapades of tue widely known swiftwater are dsalt with without regard for his teelIngs.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03

Bristol Bay this year packed 6OO,- o00 cases Of salmon. The fish run was unusually large and the canner. ies ran short of cans. Ono cannery filed it's supply Of 42,00o cases in sixteen days flshing. All the cans sent to BristoI bay wore filled in less than thirty days fishing.
 ChignlIs also reports c full catch but Kariuk and Uyak on Kodiak island had light rpn.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
ID FORECLOSE ON
 ALASKA CENTRAL

Seattle, Aug. 29-Both sets of trus- tees in Chicago for Alaska Central bonds have declared the bonds held by them to be past due and payable owing to default in interest and to le- gal and financial entanglements, and they have appointed Frank Graves of Spokane their agent and attorney to begin foreclosure proceedings in the United States district court at Valdez as soon as court convencs there in October.
 Graves was selected legal represen- tative and agent of the trustees at ths request of the Bank of Montreal, whose attorney he is in the state of Washington. The Bank of Montreal and eighteen other banks in Canada took over all the securities and as sumed all obligations of tho Sovereign Bank of Canada and it's subsidiary institutions when it went into liquida- tion last January. It is claimed that the failure of the Sovereign Bank was largely due to the inability of the Frost syndicates to meet their obliga- tions with the bank, which had ad- vanced large sums for Frost enter prises.
 Hold Most of Bonds.
 The Bank of Montreal and the banks allied with it now hold three quarters of the Alaska Central bonds as an inheritance from the Sovereign Bank of Canada. They are now or ganizing new trest company which they have agreed to finance, and this trust company will be prepared to bid tho Alaska Central in at the foreclosure sale if no satisfactory hid is made by anyone else. In that case this company will complete the road far enough to 4put it on an earning basis. Tho plan is to put through the foreclosure proceedings t!,ia win ter and be prepared to resume con struction next spring.
 Neither A. c. Frost nor II. C. Os- borne will have any into"cIl in the new holding company. John N. Bal. laine as plaintiff in the existing re- ceivership is cooperating with the trustees of the bonds and Ghe Can adian banks in the effort t0 effect a speedy reorganization.
 After Coal Lands.
 Attorney Graves today requested Judge Reid not to permit Frost, who is now in Seward, to withdraw any original documents from the railroad company's vaults there, as the bond holders claim that letters and can celed checks in the company'srcco prove that the Matanuska coal lands really belong to the railroad com pany instead of a private Frost syn- dicate. Jndge Reid issued instruc- tions to that effect to the receiver, as he cannot make court order while outside of Alaska.
 The Sovereign Bank of Canada has instituted civil and criminal proceed ings against ID. M. Stewart, it's former general manager, on account of tran sactions with Frost which arc al- legged to have been the cause of the banks failure last January.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Bank Guaranty Gets Endorsemen,

Kansas City, Aug. 2s-Kansas re- publicans in convention here today gave unqualified endorsement of the proposition to have the government guarantee all banks. The theory of the guaranty proposition is that the banks shall deposit with the govern ment such proportion of the bank as- sets as will protect the deposits.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Five Boys Drown From Shell

San Francisco, Aug. 29-Five boys drowned this morning while rowing Tn the bay in shell which over turned. All were residents of South San Francisco. Their names were Frye, MoGuire, Haley, and two Hasletts.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Stage Robber Gets $1, 500

Cody, Aug. 26-The stage between this city and Meteetse was held up and robbed of $1, ,50O by lone bandit yesterday afternoon. The crime was committed by another than the high wayman who held up the stages in Yellowstone Park.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
President Watches Horse Show

Oyster Bay, Aug. 29-President Roosevelt and distinguished array of army officers and civil officials as guests today watched the exhibition of horsemanship and compared the merits of Arab and Justin Morgan horses. A feature was a war ride by Arab slave boys,
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Wichita Has Heavy Rain

Wichita, Aug. 28-The heaviest storm and rainfall in years has been raging here for the past twelve hours and serious results may obtain if it continues. The rainfall for twelve hours is four and thirty-two hun dredths inches.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
William F. Villas Passes Away

Madison, Wis, Aug. 28-- William r. Villas, postmaster general and after wards secretary of the interior under Cleveland's first administration, died here last night. Death was caused by paralysis.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Japanese Treaty Progressing

Washington, Aug. 29-Exchange of the agreements ratifying the arbi- tration treaty between Japan and the United States will be made by mail and copies were posted today by both governments.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-09-03
Te'.le}rap1i( '.} News
Women Get After Republicans

Oakland, Aug. 2S-The republicans of California are confronted with the necessity of dealing with the woman suffrage. The women leaders of the movement are determined that the republicans shall place themselves on record with regard to the question and before the republicans state con- vention this morning was presented a petition asking that the convention adopt a suffrage amendment.