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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

Serr Sof. Meirg1rtrsr fG6rte in Der
ssitriqsu YeriammIun9 BEG gdbiifen
llnterftiiBungs s@@sreirs, pelhe in Der
Qr6eiterfaQe itattfanb, BEN @orIib uub
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unb forberte Die anpeierben uuf, ihr
Nnoenteu ourh Grteben BON ben Si=
pen gu ehren, Cine GinIabura bes
@eruania Camp Der vDoobmea Of
tbe Borlo", 81 isirer se'tIitteit am
3. DECEMBER, rpurne NIT Der 9eItints
murg it9 nah &rdften odrdn betbsi'
lioen gu polIen argenommeu. las
GterbeqeIo fir bic @ttre rec perTtors
bensn WitsIteoe8 Sn. 4bel, in rer 56s
be BON 1926. ssianate 8ur Nutueifung.
Die girrohrer bslteFen 'ic] auf $13,
Die @usgdbsn auf $15430.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
ElDbli1er Sob.
Trof. 6p1raim 6eiomaun rom 9ts
brem lin Oh SuG:es itirbt Oil
ielnem GbreHtag.

On BEN Gage, ba ibm Die b0hiten
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iolten, pom Spoe pl0Blid) abqerufen
gu peroen, lit pa5 tragiIhe 9eIhtt
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6ebrep Union College, Der geitern i'm
beiten UanneSalter Ieirem 2ebrbsruF
entriiien tpurbe. Der 8endnnte mar
grofeFor Der pbtIoiopbie am 6ebregp
Union College uro ioGte geItsrn bur9
Die 8erlei9ung Der Wuroe zines Dot
tors Der juoiI6en Sbeologis au8gez
3ethnet iperoen. ais Der Ioo bd3nia
ihentrat uno ieiner QQufbobn, Ieinem
fsrneren Wtrten uro Shdffen Elm
3iel Iebte. Die 8erleibung beg dtabes
mti6en 8raos iolte 9eftern Hahmitz
tag i'm 5ebrep Union College burh
ben prGIioenten Or. Saufnun 4ohlsr
erfoloen unb Idon begannen Die gsIas
bensn 9dTte unb Jreunbe iih gu per-
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ri6t sintraf, DAP Or. TeIDmann ges
Itortsn lei. 5ief erT6ittert tteilte
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SeIbnurr befano iih in ieiner Dobz
nuH9, Ro. 1920 Witigan 2tp. in
!6poe purt, i'm gegriFf, iih nit fei@
ner GamiIie mad bsm GoLIese gu begsz
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tunben mad @ntunft bss aratss that
Prof, Jelomunn ben leBten 4tbem3us.
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pobI burh bic freuOiss 2lufresung,
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Ioroers iprahtunoig uno 3por oers
itano er fotpohl bic ulteu ME perI6ies
oene mooerne Sprahen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

bentameraben gbortss Weginn bic
aanae 0a1baridaft freiseboltsn. Dtes
fes fam Der poli5ei su Dbren uno eins
iofort anstiielIte untsrfuduns bate
aur Jolge. bab bie beioen fpeababIen
berren bint.r S6lob unb Riegel ses
6rodt unb befhulbtst fpuroen, am
Gonntas aus Der DirtbidaTt bon Geo.
grint $50 seitoblen gu 6aben. Wca
ginn betbeuerts feline l1nIdulb, aber
gorman lsgte f:hr baIb Elm umfaiiens
bes @eitGnbniB a6 uno perristb ber
polisei audi. pab Der allsrbinss faum
nennensnsrtbe Reitbstrug bes 9elo.s
in ieinen 3immer bintsr einem 8ilos
peritedt mar. 8eios tperben iiA
teute peasn GroboisbItabls Dor Rihter
gooe perantfporten miiIIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
Nms bem Ypliseigerid1t.

Mthoel S'grien, Der ppr sinigsr
3eit bon 2eutndnt Wintsrs uno Der
itaebenen BoliSiiten unter Der &rtlu9e
uerbaftet tporben mar. on Der Slt
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iprode1. Die 9erhonbIung pdbrte
mehrere Stunoen.
Der 5arbise See Rees, Der am
Wahltage tpegen unqsblih ungeiesltz
den Sttmnens psrhaftet poroen mar,
frurbe freiasfprotsn. ol Teiu 4npaIt
Eat,tpies, oaB bic geihulotsuns iss'
tDeoer 9esriinbuns sntbeArte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
6ancelsiefretdr Naael
&irb am Samitag Der Gait ocS
Commercial Glnbs" Iein.

Setretdr Gbarles J2agel pom guns
ossoepartenert fir 9anoeI unO 4rfeit
piro am Samitag Q6eno bei oe6em
mondtlihen Sdntett Der 8uft bes
Commercial Clubs fem uno uber sins
InSabl neusr Ginrittungen in Der
9erpaltung oes Inn unterIteIteu tpi9s
tteeH Departments Iprefeu.
oerr Jfa9el, Der iidb auf elmer Runos
reiis ourh psrIhieoene Stdote befinoet,
ipridt mprgen 2lbeno Dor benz goms
merciaI Club in SanTas Gitn, bon no
er brett bierber tommen ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
0riDi8reitt) beenoet
Die Vr6uien.Mnftisn fir be Ssn.
pbouie.S .Saiion.

Der sipeite unb lebte Tag Der prds
mien.Muftion fiir bic Saiion Der
Spmpbonie.aon5eris reibte iih. mas
bic erlanstsn 4nsebote tetrifft, bem
erIten purpis an uno unisr Der aesioe
bes 4uttions. .Qusihufes. nit 5rdu
BETH GleiitmanH aolmes an Der
Spibe, ipuroen folsenoe 9lnss6ote er.
sielt:
Hame. 9abI Der Sibe. pr1mie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
@elb serrietG jie.

Diniam alias .Gbortp1 Gorman
bon Der Dritten unb plum GtraBs.
Der jonit an einem permansnten llsbers
flub an OelomangeI 3u leinen pfleste,
bate felt Sonntas RaHt bic Spenbirs
bofen anaehobt unh nit ieinem Eius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
0ramatiid)e Vorleinn8en
0iebt Gran Bertha Gisba6' Bart
brett iu ben ud9li.u @omen.

Mit auberorbentlidsr Genustbus
ung tpirb obne 5rage BON ben 2ttteras
tnrfrennben bic Eunbe begrubt tDers
ben. bob syrdu Bertha Jiebah Wtarts
brett, benz Drdnsen pieler Der Be
punberer ibrer aunit nahsebeno, iih
entIhlofIen bot, innerbalb Der nddz
iten Wohen einen brei Vorleiungen
umfdFenben 9ortragssG sGptlus au ners
aniialten.
Dieie trei 8orleiunsen piro 5rau
Wartbreit i'm Sinton 6otel seben unb
fir bic sinselneu 8orleiungen bat ils
lih bic fole.nDen Werfe sepdhlt:
Yorlefung am Wontog. %. Ros
penbsr, IL ubr 9ormittass: .Weoea"
BON Guripibss in Der usbsriesuns Don
Gilbert Wurran.
9orleiuug am 9onneritag, /. De-
sember, IL ubr Uormittugs: rSiite,
Beatrice bon Mauriee Waeterlind.
8orleiung am Wontag, 5. 8e5ems
Der, glbenos utn giertsl mad ddt ubr
Sting Robsrt of Sitilp" BON Gong;
feliop, Muiit bon Hoietter Cole.
gbupins8ruppe:
9rduermarih.
.QobeIt."
r4scenfion."
500 600"
-Sn tbe Snn."
Cert BON upestd.
Qlls pianiit ipiro Serr GIarenc
Ibler, Der betannt. alaoierpirtuoie
mitfpirfsn.
Der Subitriptionspreis fir osI
gp.lus belGuft iih auf s. uno Cub
itriptions6insts iino i'm 9orDertdu
burh ;srl. 0spsrsur i'm gurnst 9ouI
su be:iekn.
Die patronage iiber bic 9eranital
tung babeu bic folgenben 8amsn II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

Games O'9eefe, Jrant W}urpbn uno
Gotparb 6rssn, bret GteiFbettIer, muir
zen gu je $50 unb ben Soften oerurs
tteiIt unb bo6sr Iomit ben B!nter iibsr
QuQrtier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

Der Uorosrinui fur SdiIonsEib
obne Mufselb nimmi E,orgen 0ormits
tag bei ber gburH. .gsintsmp 60. isis
nen 4nfans uno buuert bis ,am NOD.
FEN Ulitttpo9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17
Mms ben Weri1tsb6fen.
Hn Gbren beS berftu rbenem Sln'
tpaltS Eraniin a0ulfin erfclgie
Verta8uue.

StaatsanpaIt Sunt ldbt 3tpsi policps
buben ausbeben.-DerlGngt ibr9elo
suriid. - gingsreidte 2eftomente.
- gbei6eiounssfdns. -- 8srihis'
Denss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

auf 5u pI5tIihes es Abfii +.
len folet iebr lei&t gteifiefeit uilb
Gnlpfinolid,fcit Der 9lusfeIn uno
Glieoer. ct. SnfObs Gel, ioforf &c.
brml&t. poabringt cine f6ere Sur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

1iIr gtctnbett. Eld.fe unp bette 2eiuliate se'
II ouaaen Sir
Kippey's Pare Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-17

'tt AAtLaU4I1A'Sh'
6. R. 5olm.s,
W. 6. SnguQs.
W2aurits 5Oiepb
gaporo ailsour.
Rub. 81. &0bler,
). 6. 6. &obliaat,
Gilbert Srippenoor'
Irl. arippenoorf,
gupfs ridmio,
9DeriH 9angoou.
2eoparo 2incoln.
Charlotte GincOlH,
Qonsporth
Ssamss W2inor,
.,Trani psrtn,
ocsoispb aanfoboff,
Robert Satt!er,
90. D. Seslp,
tW. &. Sboepf,
Robert Stepart,
@. u. Stone,
ghas. g. Saft,
M. SO. Dhite,
q. B. 0iQiamIon
Clifford Drisht.
Qnuis yolt.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07

Savannah Ga Despite the fact that SO many new theatres have been built in New York in the last de cade only five of the old ones have been oliminatod-the Star. the Madi- son Square. the Manhattan the Princess and the Roster S Bial Mu- sic Hall on ThirW-fourth street It has often been said that Daly's. fhe Bij9u and WallaCks were also dts- tined to be discarded. but they con tinue 10 defy time and conditions undaunted WallaCk's is the only un- finished theater in New York a. the outer buildings were never car ried above the second story. al though the original plans called for handsome office building When it was discovered that the necessary outlay of money was not justified by the probable revenue. the struc- ture was abruptly terminated at the second story
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
FEEL SURE OF A PAYSTREAK

For the purpose of getting a small boiler and winters supply Of provisions for their operations on Porphyry and Pick creeks, in the Beaver river district, Billy James. John Linquist and Bill Sullivan came to town on Thursday They are satisfied of their ability to locate a paystreak before the breakup in the spring.
 Porphyry and Pick creeks are ri butaries of the Little Beaver river. The district is about 80 miles from Ophir creek and the lay of the Coun- try is entirely different. the hills be- ing well rounded and there being a number of high gravel benches. Bed rock on Little Beaver varies from 8 to IS feet and in the deeper holes there has been found about s feet of slide with the remainder gravel No paystreak has yet been located but the prospects found have been excellent
 James and his partners are locat- ed on Porphyry. The next creek above them is Carlson creek. on which there are some 15 men work ing. Joe Ward, Myers. Taylor, Bell, and others of Chatanika are located on Carlson James says that in the whole Beaver district there are not more than thirty men working at this time.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
COMMISSIONERS REPORT

The quarterly report just com pleted by Commissioner John Dill lon indicates that there is little fall ing off in the business of the com missioner and recorders office in the past year
 During the quarter l6 criminal cases were tried in which the fees of record earned amounted 10 $119S0. Six other criminal cases were tried in which the fees were paid
 In the civil cour, fees of $245.oo were earned.
 Earnings from the L. s. but collect ed from other parties amounted to s5S.7J.
 The probate judge took ill fees amounting 10 SG745.
 Four marriages for which $6 each. was collected were performed by the commissioner during the quarter
 Recording fees collected during the period amounted to S2,29170.
 This brings the total receipts up to S2.TS3.20. The expenses of the office were $1 .33S.75. besides the commissioner salary of S2l0.ou per month. thus leaving balance that was turned over to the government of $7O255
 Receipts from the previous quar- ter were s2471.50. Thus the Septem- Der quarter shows an increase over hat of June
 Compared with the first month of the September quarter, there is q slight failing off in the amount of recording fees taken in during the first month of the present quarter.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
DOINCS IN DISTRICT COURT

In the case of the Dome City Bank ls, Louis Smith e al. the de fendani's motion to strike the plain ti1f's complaint, filed August 3, I95>, was stricken from the calen- dar.
 Because neither of the parties to he suit are in he camp at the pres onf time the case of C. F. Parkes vs. II. J. Miller. was continued until January 24. The case is one appealed by the defendant from the commissioners court.
 A renewal of the license for the Manley hotel at Hot Springs, was granted by Judge Overfield after hearing On Saturday afternoon.
 After an hours deliberation on Fri lay afternoon the jury trying the case of W. s. Clark vs. Nick Thomas returned verdict finding for the defendant. The action was brought on a merchandise account and the point involved was as to whether or not the defendant had been re- leased from it's payment after 1t had been assumed by Anderson and Ray mond. The jury trying the case was composed of Dan McCabe, John Me Donald. A Widman. A. J. Macarthur, A. c. Taylor, George Merrill, E. A. Herring. T. w. Tate, A. H. McNeer, Erasmus Burger. J. H. O'COnnor, H. R. Pratt.
 The small platform which support
 
 been replaced by a much larger one and a railing has been constructed around it. The clerks desk has also been elevated on platform.
 On Wednesday night, after lis ;ening to arguments on the motion 10 show cause why judgment in ia, vOr of the plaintiff in the case of Ale Spring ys. The Tanana Mine Owners and Operators association should not be set aside, so far as Riley and Aitken, two members Of the association were concerned. Judge Overfield granted the motion.
 Percy H. Palmer. of the firm of Palmer & Field filed petition In voluntary bankruptcy on Thursday. and the matter has been referred 10 the referee in bankruptcy and he hearing set for November 2S. The schedule filed shows firm debts unsecured to the amount of S34,934.- ', and assets about S20,000. On his personal account the petitioner shows liabilities of s13.47792, and assets of $500, part of the latter being exempt.
 The case of the United States vs. W. G. Mogeau, recently tried in the commissioner court, has been ap- pealed and a transcript of the dock ct entries from the lower court was filed with the clerk of the court on
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
CLARK'S BODY IS
 FOUND
REMAINS OF MISSING PROSPEC- TOR LOCATED IN THE
 GRANULAR

That tn" body of J. D. Clark who disappeared with Joseph GeraghtE two years ago in the Chandlar coun- try. has been found was the informa- tion wired by John Cornell to the marshars office on Friday Cornell is tho man who took the census iu the Chandlar country and he has just returned to Circle City from q trip to the North
 His wire states that he had at tempted to locate Commissioner Marsh, but had been unable 10 do so and asked for instructions from he marshal's office here The wire read as follows.
 Fl. K. Love l. s Marshal Fair
 banks:
 Have just arrived in Circle from Bear creek Found body of ]. D. Clark on tributary of east fork of Chandlar Could not locate Com missioner Marsh. Please advise
 JOHN CORNELL"
 Clark and Geraghty left the Chand- lar country for a prospecting trip two years ago and when no news was hard of them il was feared that they had been murdered by the Indians. A warrant was sworn out for the arrest of a certain In dian and Otis Nicholson was de pnted as a special deputy to in vestigate the case. No trace of the men or their bodies could be found and nothing more was heard of the matter until the wire was received by Marshal Love on Friday.
 Tho y,-iro Marshal Love to Cornell on Friday morning:
 John Cornell, Circle:
 District Attorney will advise later proper course to pursue. Is body that of Clark who went prospecting with Joseph Geraghty two years ago? If so. how did you identify? Were there any evidences of foul play noticeable? Wire full particulars.
 LOVE"
 To this message Cornell replied. but did not state the time at which the body was found but did mention that the body was soft when found. and so it follows that he must have made his gruesOme discovery be- fore the cold weather had set in.
 Cornell adds that he did not handle the body. as il was quite soft, but he took the tent, which stood 100 feet distant from the prostrate body and covered up the remains of the q ad man, weighing the tent down to prevent animals from moving the body. No guns were found about the premises, although two empty cartridges were picked up near the tent. There were no provisions V hatsOeyer in the tent
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION


 (. Hardin of Dome was in town last week
 T. Eradtzmau is recent arrival from NH,acz
 Julius Anderson leaves for the Outside shortly.
 W L. SpaldinE was in the city during he week
 Mr~. !. F. Roharts entertained al dinner on Friday.
 Frank Rishoprick ut Cinema, was % visitor To town on Friday.
 NJ Emard. of TenderfOot was a sitoT to town on Monday last
 The first stage of the season for Cinema Hot Springs left on Wednes day.
 William Hopkins, of the Totatlani ka returned 10 town during the week.
 E. M. Cour,uay. of Chatanika. was visitor to Fairbanks. en route tc Cinema.
 Nr. and Mrs. F. $ Gordon enter taiued af a Halloween party on Monday
 Billy Butler and Alex Chapman left for the Beaver country during the week
 R \. Jackson. the surveyor. re. turned frem a visit 10 the creeks on Thursday
 Mrs. NJ. K. Maine. of Engineer creek was a visitor to town dur. ng the week
 Jack Lindsay entertained at the Senate the other evening with a six piece orchestra.
 Rolerlck Morrison. who is pros pecting lead on St Patrick's creek. Was in town Thursday
 shorty" SmEser. of Chatanika. came up to Fairbanks after the Mill Day celebration al Cinema.
 John Nice of the Globe saloon was granted a renewal of his license by Judge Oyerfield last Monday
 1Ir and Mrs Gus Peterson are on their way 10 the Outside. having left over the trail in a private con reyanCe
 F. W Griffin. Chena's merchant n~ince, delayed his weekly visit to town until Thursday. on account of Min Day.
 Rm Harp, of Ester creek. is send ing a complete au.ft, consisting of Ia boil,r and hoist, into the Kantish- ua country.
 Miss Gertrude Tobin is inquirtng for news of her uncle, Alexander Tobiu. who was in Fairbanks about ! year REQ.
 George Henry. publisher of the Hot Springs Echo. was a visitor to Fairbanks on Friday leaving again Yes. or'lat morning.
 At inc meeting of the Cleary Camp If the Arctic Brotherhood on Mon day last seven new members were 'aken over the trail
 Rr Myers. who was operated on Tor appendicitis. at St. Joscph's hos ui.ai ten days ago is now getting dong rcrs satisfacjorilg
 Good fishing for greyIing has been secured during the week by ardent disciples of I2aak Walton opposite the Pioneer Slip.
 On the sage enicn left last Mon 1av Glen R Netsker, C. l.. Nelson B. L. Hines and Julius Stanker were passengers for the Outside.
 Word has been received from B B. Nelheany and Dan Gleason 10 the effect thar they arrived at Valdez 2iter fifteen days mushing
 Dan McFarline one of the own CTS of the steamer Minneapolis, re- ported from Gibbon, on Friday that he is on his way to Fairbanks.
 IT. N. fleming, of Engineer, brought $617o worth Of dust in on Wednesday. l. was the result of a iye days run on the Wild Goose.
 Bob Nining. the commission mer- chanf, left on Thursday morning on his annua! pilgrimage to the Out side He expects 10 return in April On Mill Day many of the Cinema ladies made things pleasant for the