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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

SAN DIEGO Cal, May 16.-This peaceful and thriving
little city has been sorey tried with bands of Industrial Work
of the world who have at different times invaded the
derby precincts of the community It thought that they
had finally been banshed from midst But emissary
appeared recently By he Ben Reman manager of
Emma Goldman. He arranging for public meetings and
enhusng the disturbing elements such that the
vganes decided to take him in hand So last evening Ben
captured and automobile ride out into the country
about miles from San Diego After building fire and
warming up good stickum application made
the naked body Of the dsturber He further clothed
with of feathers And his back the feathers
arsteally adjusted that the letters 81 W. W. could not be
The branded agtaor then turned toward Los
Angeles and ordeerd to mush and back to San
Diego. And this he immediately proceeded to do
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

.. SEWARD, May 16-Yeserday practically holiday
and general interest evidenced the operation of throw
ing off the swaddng clothes of this community and assuming
the important and becoming garb of incorporation The
feat performed with dispatch and entire satisfaction
sisted majority of 40 voters in the town of Seward There
few obstructonists but at time did they loom
formidable to the progressive transition In
ton with the adoption of incorporation the following
elected councmen for the first year. f. L. Baane
John Noon, w Hawkins, s. L. Colwell W NJ Sauers Chas
A. Tecklenberg and Charles Crawford.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18
Late Telegraph News

all probability eight lives have been offered another
sacrifice the mad fury of the Alaskan Pacific Ocean, 1t be
eve that the crew of six and two passengers all the barge
Hayden Brown went to water on FRIDAY evening With
few miles of Cape ST. Elias Other than the MASTER Capt
Peterson the of the unfortunate not known
The barge in of the Pioneer going from Akuan
Bay miles from Dutch Harbor to Seattle The start
Saturday. May all went well until early last Fri
day morning fierce storm then raging and Capt Mel
son. the Pioneer decided that would be impossible to
weather the elements and when about 40 miles off ST. Elias he
turned and endeavored to seek safety In the waters OF Prince
William Sound As he approached the cape the storm
increase and both and barge had
escapes from total destruction About 40 O'Clock that after
became evident that the tug could not much longer
the almost sank her three times
Capt Nelson and Mate johnson conferred together and decld
that justice the their they should longer
continue place their lives in jeopardy when seemed certain
that they could the the barge and that it
but the question short time until both vessels would be
quilted in the raging
deemed wise and the only left to cut the
conveying the barge This sailor succeeded
doing almost losing his life in the effort Rain
down in torrents and the weather thick barge and
its of eight humans disappeared from view IN all
probability being engufed in the fury of the The tug
freed from encbrance then able to weather the storm
although it had many escapes during almost inter
mnabe night When daylight the had Gained some
and the Pioneer cused until ngha in the neghborhood OF
where the barke had last been eighteen miles southwest
Cape ST. Elias The shore line around the cape search
ed but nothing could be found to give hope that the barge
and its occupants had been washed ashore Giving fur
Their search hopeless the Pioneer proceeded to Codva to
report happening reached here Sunday morning and the
the Puget Sound low Boat Company were immediate
E notified Last night Deputy Collector of Customs Whittier
succeeded in notifying by wireless the United States
cutter Manning of the That vessel bound to
Kodiak but not far from ST. Elias The captain responded that
he would Immediately to the and make search for the
barge He arrived there this morning. but favorable report
has yet been received
The Pioneer and the Hayden Brown shipped their
from Seattle and started April 10 with supplies for the wha
ing station at Akuan They had difficulty in reaching
there and started back May barge carrying add
ton and five Sailors two employees of the whaling
company but other than the captain their not known
by any the tug The of the tug which had such
escape with their lives is composed of Capt Nelson
Mate Johnson Chief Engineer Sromberg Assistant Engineer
Granger Fremen Olsen and Reeiman Sailors Eneken Adag
Olson and Jap cook This still in Cordova awaiting
orders from Seattle. n
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Georgia lawyer who had himself put the convict gang
the truth about the convict system reports that the pr
forced to begin before daylight and forced continue
until dark He also discovered that of the
convics read' and that hey have desire for
books Under the circumstances the chain gangs lack of lit
erary accomplishment is not wholly incredible.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Try the Chitina Hotel for cigars
and pipes, at Seattle prices.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Fish saeries getting to be the popular industry in
Southwestern Alaska Cordova Valdez and Port Wells
ready for the business while other localities will
put in the equipment to get benefit from this
usually profitable enterprise It will be experience for
Aaskans to be able to keep at home of the
cured from fish.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

No tdngs have been heard of the barge Hayden Brown
the eight human victims who undoubtedly have persisted in
the angry waves off Cape st. Elias.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Co-owners can be eliminated from claim when they
to share the expense of development but in advertising
ut the demand only be made for the
rs share of the work at the of 800 per claim
than 800 per claim spent the coowners refusal to
tribute basis of than $500 cannot be used under the
statute to work forfeiture of his rights in the claim It ap
that certain have the work per
formed any forfeited ownershps will nure them solely in
subsequently offer their share toward the forfeited
portions the demand made by publication for ninety days
the newspaper published nearest the claim should always
be done if the delinquent cannot be readily found reached
he delinquent has ninety days from the expiration of period
# publication within which to respond.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

The wisdom of the voters of Seward to be commended
IN adopting incorporation they have decided that they su
icenty strong to attend to the affairs of their town without
interference the part of federal officials than is
absolutely necessary They give practical demonstration of
heir belief in home rule Then again. the citizens of that
epsng and beautifully situated town Resurrection bay
give evidence by their vote Wednesday of their belief that
they to have thriving and prosperous mining and
railroad terminus town. Their action in deciding by
whemng vote to administer their affairs progress
ve STEP and in assuming responsibilities the people of
Cordova wish their the westward all possible
cess and advancement vr
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Teddy declares that he already has enough votes to nom
him. In that event it will scarcely be to hold
that "Progressve' convention Valdez Wick doesn't
euire any convention put him before the people, He just
a natural-born runner, with mighty swift pace
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

There every fear that the barge Hayden Brown
and the eight who her went to the waey depths
Of the Pacific Ocean Friday night last After cruising about
Cape ST. Elias for thrx hours the tug Pioneer steamed to
Cordova with her captain and of the opinion that Capt
Peterson and had been engued by the e
The United States cutter Manning route
Boring Sea- communicated with Monday with the
result that Captain Perry turned the of his vessel and
entered search for the barge and He sought to find
the hulk the barge evidence along the shore of Cape
St. Elias she had been washed inland After Tours
of vain search including the shores of Montague and Hncn
brook islands, without finding any possible evidence OF the
barge that amlessy drifting in the open during
fierce storm, the search given up and the Manning
brought Cordova arriving here at 230 this afternoon IF
ter taking coal she will proceed to her destination north to-
afternoon Another cutter the Tahoma which
left Port Townsend week ago. reached by wireless and
Capt Harry Hamlet is pursuing watch and search for
the barge farther the westward thinking that possibly the
washed toward the shore in the negborhood of
Seward But thus far favorable report has been received
and he has about decided that further search useless The
Pioneer ordered to from here to Seattle last
evening" and again make search in the neghborhood of ST.
Elias well to keep sharp lookout in other localities
When the Sampson and Northwestern coming
north Sunday they notified to be the lookout for the
drifting barge but they evidence of it. Seafarng
have practically given up hope for the safety of the eight
who had the terrible experience Of being cut ad
old barge that likely engued The great fact
grateful for in this terrible catastrophe the saving
Captain Nelson and his crew on the tug Pioneer.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1912-05-18

Copper continues to advance price in spite of industrial
and political disturbances both home and abroad and many
Of the larger companies increasing their dividend rate
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

echo z Afryki'' katolicki,
illustrowany miesiecznik mi
syjny. blogos}awiony pre-
lch SWAT. LEONA XIII i
PIUSA x, wychodzi W jezy-
ku polskim, czeskim, s}o~
wiahskim, niemieckim, fran.
cuskim, w}oskim i portugal.
skim, staraniem Sodalicyj
sw. Piotra kjawera.
Cena rocznie W Austryi
1 kor. so hal; W Niemczech
l NIX. so FEM; W Rosyi 1 rb.;
W Ameryce so ct.
Administracya i ekspedy.
eva: Krakow, ul. sw. Amy 4.
Ofiary ola misyi afryka6-
skich MONA przesy}ac albo
do Erakowa, a]bo wprost do
genera|nej kierowniczki So
dalicyi sw. Piotra, hr. Maryi
T. Led6chowskiej, Rzym Via
dellAlmata Is.
SPIS RZECZY (Nr. l2): Dekret
beatyfikacyi, czyli og}oszenie me-
czefistwa dwudzlestu dw6ch czcigo-
dnych sluzebnlk6w Bozych: Karola
Luangi, Mateusza Murumby ich
towarzyszy, straconych z nienawi-
sci ku Wierze sw. W kraju znanym
Uganda (Afryka srodkowa). -
Zjazd przedstawicleli w%lkaryat6w
wschodnich. - Mad Jeziorem Leo
polda II. Sprawozdanie z wYcieczki
misyjnej W. O. Van Houtte, re
Zgrom. Niep. Serca Maryi. (Dok.)
Korespondencya nisyjna: W6rod
plemien,a Ebrl6w, Wybrzeze Kosci
S&onjowej. (Llst c. Kirmana, re
Stow. Misyj afr. z Lycnu). (Do~
konczenie). W1karyat apost. Sierra
Leone. Dwie misye. (list W. O.,
Alachnie vicza, re Zgrom. Ojc6w
cd Ducha s|.). = S. p Jan Bey-
gym T. J. - Do naszych Dobro-
czyhc6w. = Kroniua Sodalicyi 6w.
Piotra Klawera. = Uprawa ziemi
" Unyamwezi, przez o. Van der
Wee, re Zgromadzenia O]c6w Bia-
}yoh. - nlustracya: hrzes'o do
noszenla tredowatych. Lie moga-
cych chodz,c. (M,sya 90. Jezuit6w
ia Madagaskar1e).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
Ma sprzedaz.

260 akrowa farma W Rock
valley, Il mill cd Dodge i II
mill cd ko5cioia W Pine
Creek. Przeszlo 100 ARROW
pod p}ugiem, reszta las i
pastwiska, Gale ogrodzone.
Dom mieszkalny i zabudowa-
MIA drewniane - wiatrak do
W ody it. d. Sprzedam z po-
wodu starego wieku. Zg}osie
sic pod adresem Maciej Ku-
los Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
Bee BOleSCi.

Prawie kazdy cz}owlek obawial
sig choroby i stara sig ;ej unikac.
Bole6cl zmuszaja ez}owieka do poi
scia do doktora lub do zazycla
6rodk6w leczniczych, kt6re zapo-
biegna ukr6ca oierpienla. Czfo-
wick sig spodziewa, ze lekarstwo
podzla}a natychmlast i bez zadnych
trudnosci. Podobnym srodkiem le-
czniczym jest Trincra Amerykah-
ski Elixir Gorskiego Wilma " ma
g}ych chorobach organ6w trawie-
MIA. On W zupe(nosci wyczy6ci or
gsny, ME sprawiajac zadnYch bo-
le6ci: on wzmoenl je i podnlecl d.
regularnej czynno6ci w wypad-
kaoh niedostatecznego apetytu,
nieprzyjemuego oddechu za,wardze-
MIA, b6lu g}owy l krzyza, " ata-
kach reumstyzmu Tub neuralgia,
kolek, wymlotach L. mdfosc'ach,
wiatrach kurczach. powinnlsc'e
polegac ma Trinera Amerykanskim
E ixirze Gor1kiego Wlna. On .
wniez przynosl .szybka ulge v c'er-
plen1ach kobiecych. w aptekach-
Jos. Trim; t333-!339 S. Ashland
ave. Chicago, HI, (Adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Divine OdkryCia.

Pisma angielskie d~onosz9, re
londyhski zwiazek ornitolog6w,
podczas wyprawy naakowej ma wy
spie Novel Gwinei dokona} dw6ch
ciekawych odkryt. Otto ma jednej z
gdr grupy Sniegowych odkryli u
czeni ma wysokosci oko}o 2 tvs. stop
osade karze}k6w. Ludzie CT wzros-
tenn cia}a dosiegaja zaledwie wyso-
kosci 4 stop, kolor ich sk6ry jest
czarny, ramona W stosunku do ca
tel drobnej postaci 50 niepropor-
cyonalnie d4ugie. Umysfowo So te
karzetki tax ma]o ~rozwiniete, lie
potrafia zaledwie liczyc do trzech.
Espedycya spostrzegfa tez SHADY
n~ieznanych dotad zwierzat o olbrzy-
mich rozmiarach. Jedno z tych
zwierzat spokane podczas wspina.
MIA sic IA gore Alberta Edwarda W
zachodniej czesci wyspy. Jest to
zwierze, przewyzsza ace rozmiara~
mi s%fonia, a kszta}tem przypomi-
najace kota. Kadfub potwora o.
krywa siersc bialego koloru W
czarne pregi, g}owa jego przypomi-
ma heb tapira. Zwierze tc nazywaja
murzyni ,,Gazeka" 49, i boja sic
60 ,,jak djabla". Uczestnik wy
prawy g. A. Moncton daf diva
strza}y do zwierzecia, kt6re zdaje
sic trafi}y, mimo to grozny zwierz
uszed4 W gaaszcz nieprzebyty, pory-
wajac pc drodze jednego z karze}-
kdw ekspedycya juz 60 nig1y ME
spotka}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
POkOna plugaWe knOWa'
mia.

.Jezell sromotue knowanla istnle-
ia pomiedzv watroba i wuetrzno'
sciami, kt6re pewodu]a rozstroj.
przez odmawianle czynnosci, wez~
Gle ORA. King'a New Life 2igu}ek,
| zakonczcie take ~naduzycle vase
ga systemu. One dzlataja }agodnle
ma toladek, watrobe wnetrznoscl
l odnawiaja zdrowie wszelkie do
bre uczucis. CSC W apiece M. J..
Kowalewskiego. (ADy.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
PISZE O SVEJ C0RECZCE.

PISZE O SWEJ C0RECZCE.
Pan F. Andziel z Almond, Wis. i,
pisse. "Moja c6reczka podds}a
sig operacyi try lata temu i by}a
zawsze chor4 cd lego czasu. Wtery
uzy}a Gomozo, a ono sprowadzl}o
wielka zmiane W je] stanie. Fried
uzyclem Gomozo, ME mog1a spaG,
teraz cieszy sig pokrzeplajacym
snem. ma dobry apetyt i moze pra-
cowaG znowu."
Ora. Piotra Gomozo eprowadza
promienie ozywcze zdrowia do do
mu przez ulzenie c%1erplenia lecze'
ME choroby. lego lekarstwa ME
MONA dostat " aptekach tax jak
inne. Specyaln, agenci dostarczaja
ludziom tego starego prsez z a
wypr6bowanego lekarstwa. Jezeli
ME znacie agenta, piszcle do Was
clciell DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons,
10 - rs So Hoyne Ave. Chicago,
Til
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
Waleczn0SC WOjsk bull
garSkiCh.

correspondent wojskowy WED.
,,Reichspost" podaje nastepujace
szczego1y o walecznosci wojsk bull
garskich: ,%,ratrza}em ma ataki
dw6ch batalion6w bu4garskich ma
Anonai jnal i Stryliti pod Dryno-
pollen. Bu}garzy sill do ataku W
gestych kolumnach, a szrapnele
tureckie czyni}y wsr6d mich strasz-
ne wy}omy. Mimo to sill naprz6d,
wype}niajac natychmiast luki, spo-
wodowane zabitymi. Sill terenem
otwartym naprzeciw nieprzyjacie-
lowi, zupefnie zakrytemu. Me by}a
to juz walecznosG ludzka, lecz POI
garda smierci, graniczaca z fana-
tyzmem i ciagle ~jeszcze SERGE bile
mi gwa}towuie, gdy sobie uprzy~
tomnie 6w widok r6wnie ~straszli
wy, jak i wspania}y.
SmOk w Studni.
Z Wielkiego W~arazdynu dono-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

wadzac oddzia} ochotnik6w do alta
ku ma szaice tureckie. Ma dworcu
zebra}y sic t}umy nieprzejrzane do
oddania holdu zw1okom m}odzieh-
ca. w chwili, gdy duchowiehstwo
zanuci}o psalmy za}obne, matka
Popovica zblizy}a sic do grona du-
chownych i bez }ez W oczach ale
gfosem tax ciehym, re zaledwie
MONA by}o dosfyszec jej s}owa,
rzek}a: ,,Badzcie 4askawi, zaprzes-
tahcie pieh zafobnych "a dusze me-
60 syna, boo bardziej przystoi W
tel chwili, ably koledzy jego "a
,Uboj, u boz serblne''
do boju, do boju, Sierbie!). Sadie,
re kazda matka powinna w ten
spos6b odprowadzat syna, kt6ry
W boju "a ojczyzne..." -
Scena ia w~zruszy}a do }ez wszyst-
kich jej swiadk6w l jest przedmio-
tenn rozm6w ca}ego miasta. Po-
.rzeb Popovica zamienif sig ma
m%anifestacye patryotycz-
M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12

sza o ciekawem ziarzeniu, swiad-
czacem o niezwyk}ej ciemnocie
tamtejszego ludu. w gminie Kiske.
roegde wybuchf miedzy rumuhska
ludnoscla pop}och. Przyczyna by}a
kobieta, kt6ra opowiadafa, il we
snie miafa widzenie, re W gminnej
studni znajduje sic okropny smok.
Gaia gmina zbieg}a sic pred dom
naczelnika gminy krzykiem
lamentami, domagajac sig, ably
smoka jaknajpredzej zabit. VIOLA
no, ably studnie zasypac W ten
spos6b smoka usmiercic, to zn6w
proponowano, ably dynamitem smo-
ka wysadzic W powietrze. Ulegajac
naciskowi t}umu, zarz2d gminny
postanowi} wypompowa6 wode re
studni, a potem smoka zastrzelic.
Postanowienie to og}osi} w6jt Pap
z okna domu gminnego. Gaia wies
zabra}a sig do piracy. Przynlesiono
pompy W przeciagu poi godziny
wypompowano wode. Pc dokona-
niu tego, smielsi ch}opi spojrzeli W
g}ab studni i - ME zobaczyli mic,
jeno mokre dino. Dopiero wtedy
baby ch}opi odetchneli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-12-12
WyWfAsZcZOne dZieCi.

w tych dniach zabrano nagle
dw6ch braci Krakow, mieszkaia-
cych W Gnieznie i oddano ich ma
przymusowe wychowanle. M}odszy
z Mich, 1O.letni ch1opczyna, wedro
wac musia1 re szko}y wprost ma
kolej. Chlopcy zadnej zbrodni ME
pope}nili. Zarzadzenie w}adzy thu
macy sic tenn, re "a zycia OLGA
ewangelika wychowani byli we
wierze ewangelickiej, a pc smierci
tegoz ia zyczenie matki przestapili
ma katolicyzm. Podobno nawet
niebozczyk-ojciec "a zycia take
zyczenie wypowiedzia}. To magic
odebranie matce dzieci tax jaskra-
wo t}umaczy ,wolnoS6 religijna*'
W Prusiech, re dalszych slow ma
ten temat TRAGIC ME potrzeba. Si@a
pred katolicyzmem!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11
GENERAL SICKLES
rs IN "A HOLE
state Monument Commission Funds
Are Short But He Promises
to Pay Up.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Dec. lit developed
today, following the announcement
that the funds of the state monument
commission are many thousands OF
dollars short, that its chairman, Gen
eral Daniel e. Sickles, has been re-
lieved of his Office, being succeeded
yby Colonel Lewis Steggman, OF Brook
|Iyn. General Sickles has promised to
make good the entire shortage, vari-
ously estimated from $4,000 to $34,-
600 by December 90. Ii that is not
done it was stated on good authority
that the attorney general will insti-
tute civil action against all members
of the commission to recover the
money on grounds that they were
negligent in their duties.
All of the members of the commits
sion united today in declaring that
General Sickles has complete charge
of the funds and they had no method
of knowing what he was doing. He,
himself told them, they declared, that
his private and public funds had be-
come mixed up and that there was
mo fraud. He said he was able to
make the shortage good.
Whether any other than civil &C.
ton has been considered by the
state officials is not known. All de
cline to make any further statements
pending the accounting the veteran
has promised to make by the TWEEN
tieth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11
$50, 900, 600 FROM
KEOKUK TO GULF
Writer Urges Expenditure Of This
Sum of Money in Improving the
River From Dam Down.

A writer in the Chicago Tribune of
December 8 in commenting upon the
proposed plans for improving the Mis-
sissippi river says:
There is remedy and its simplicity
and comparative Responsiveness COM
mend it. 1t is to confine the great
river within proper bounds and let
nature do the rest. Then it's great
floods will themselves dredge and
deepen its bed, fill its sloughs, lagoons
and swamps with alluvium and con
tribute to the making of it's levees and
embankments. AS long as it's banks
are left unprotected it's bed will fill up
as rapidly as it is dredged out. II
confined to their proper limits its
waters will do the work of thousand
dredge boats and hundred thousand
men.
Some dredging and the removal OF
sunken trees and snags is imperative
for those dangerous obstacles to nav
igation and the formation of bars and
reefs are in evidence, but the grand
central idea is to simply help nature
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11

la,ion OF through boats from Missis-
sippi river ports to the gulf; the i'm
provement of terminal facilities at
all important ports in the upper val
ley. and the Offering Of tonnage which
will invite capital to move it.
Delays will tend to establishing
trade relations exclusively between
foreign countries, Pacific coast con
sumers, and the eastern concerns
which will become possessed OF grea,
advantages over the interior producer
unless it Is minimized by the rivel
movement of freight.
The improvements advocated D,
this association are in line Of reduc
ing the greater advantage eastern
concerns will hold over western in
stitutions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11
Kansas Woman HELPLESS

Lawrence, Kas.-Mr. j. F. Stone, Of
this city, says. "My wife suffered for
ten years from womanly troubles, dur
ing two years of which she was total
ly helpless. She was examined by
many physicians, some of whom gave
her up to die. Finally she began to
take Cardui, and since then has great
ly improved in health. The tonic,
Strengthening, and restorative effects
of Cardui, the woman's tonic, on th
womanlv constitution, are the MOTT
valuable qualities of this popular med
icine. Cardui acts specifically on the
womanly constitution. Half a cen
fury of success proves that Cardui
will do all that is claimed for it. Try
it for your trouble
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11

E
to do the great work of deepening the
river. At an expense Of s50,000,0oo
the Mississippi river can be permant-
emily improved from Keokuk to the
gulf and completed in a year.
A double row of piles driven deep
and cut off at high water mark along
both shores, the river Strengthened at
all circuitous bends, willows In
punches bound with wire and other
brush placed behind the piling weight
ed with broken stone and the first
food would fill and cover the whole
with alluyium Besides the people
along the way could build their levees
and bikes upon such a protected
foundation and the problem would be
solved
(. JOHN JULIAN GRAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-11

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