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The evening world., 1913-06-05
4. Stephen o. Storck Plunges
Prom Window in Fashion.
1 abe Apartment House.
vlFE SEES HIM JUMP.
lhilure to Perfect Invention
Helped to Upset His Mind,
G Friends Believe

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u0t u. Sterck was depressed and
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Gh6n interest In the game and played
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= - uGnalix s1eert game that h.s vile
M frsenes rallied aim on "'s S"Sr
p9avtne. rhsy feund the dentist In y"
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4asstst caused the same 70 break up
(. 9beruy aftsr midnlSht The finks took
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~ hnsbaad ssvsrsi tinss. He had not
so1 ana eeentnSiy was Lost In
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a - Gonagetrs haA ths Asutist, ,sapsd
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!, ~ = ,sAey soansd xAsir freat door.
~ onstny Aetainel their automobiia.
80 - ohau4suy hAA bssh abeut %
; 1Vo q. ~ aaswsred The tsispheas.
gu1n6 9 ~ tragedy. they hurried
RI - ~ thsar az ssa,a aal vsrs
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4 SWEET Love SONG.

\ ~ words ars ~ Rsbert ,. smith.
NJ nsSs = Ss...s = ~ r.u A - e J:
lEe yssss ~ Z - : =
"a! $500 Y :. ,-as~
The evening world., 1913-06-05

has advanced the
labor saving machines has lines
y Asans this there hiAeous
the Necessities Increasing expenditure has
lust spend Formerly dollar
nesds Now 4 % aung lGht amusement \
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-05-09
Fresh vegetables of all r
ceived every Monday evening
Bon Ton Candy Store.

The Sacramento Saloon, South Car
son Street, has good beer-the Kind
you observation-disclosures. Try it and
if got like it, which you will, drink
some. ~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-05-09

misunderstanding men who are
making small towns and cross road
sotres to handle our new and up
to-date pocket side line. Pays a
commission of $500 per order. A
winner. For full particulars adj
dress Burd> Mig. Co., 212 Sigel ST,
Chicago, Ill.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-05-09

Get.the habit, go to the Grand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
NEW YORK PATRONAGE
 EOTHERS ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON. May l. -- The pat rVnagc of New York is giving the ad' more trouble than that of any other State on account Of the fight between the Murphy and antl' Murphy factions. Thus far the Pres Idrnt has not appointed Il single man from New York that k regarded as Il thorough organization Tammany man to office, and that organization Is making strenuous fight for rccog- nItiou. On the other hand the up. S.atr Democrats and many from Now York City arc opposing tho appoint mrnt of Il Tammany man as long as Murphy Is the recognized head or that organization. It Is said that tho President Is inclined Co follow that line of action. hoping thereby to aid Gov. SulHcr's friends in fight to un. horse Murphy It is noteworthy that the fight that has been lead by As sistant Secretary of the Navy Frank lin Roosevelt has been anti-Murphy rather than anti.rammany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
GREAT NORTHERN ORDERS
 FOUR NEW STEAMSHIPS

ST. PAUL, Minn., April 24.-James J. Hill, through his business organiza- tions, has ordered four large passen- ger ocean liners, according to reliable information today.
 It was declared the order for the construction has been placed with an Eastern ship.building concern and that the approximate cost will total more than $15,OO0,OO0.
 The news comes following a rumor in circulation several days to the eff feet that Mir. Hill was considering such a move.
 The fact that the Hill interests or dered the building of two boats two months ago for service via the Pan anna canal gives weight to a supposi. tion that extraordinary results are eX- pected from the canal opening.
 Besides using the new vessles for passenger and freight business be- tween Puget Sound and Australian ports and the Orient, 1t is believed an agreement will be sought with the United States postal department whereby British mail from the Far East will be carried avross the United States, thence oto London. This route will save one week compared with the Asiatic route.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
GOV. EMPLOYEES EXPECT
 HALF HOLIDAYS

WASHINGTON, May l. Employ ces of the government in the District of Columbia are elated over the ser ious consideration that President Woodrow Wilson is giving to the ques- ton of establishing a half-holiday for all government officials, clerks and employees in the government service nj the District of Columbia and else where. The movement for this rule has been under way in half-hearted sort of way for many years, and 1t is known that former President Taft favored it. but was never able to get Congressional authority to grant it. It is believed that if President Wilson asks for it that it will be granted readily, and it is generally believed that he will ask for it. If granted it will not only apply to the District of Columbia, but it will be made rule everywhere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
TIMES DEMAND FAITH BY
 COUNTRIES CITIZENS

WASHINGTON, April 20. - Secre- tary of State William J. Bryan told an audience of men in the second series of Sunday afternoon Christian Endeav- or. meetings that there never was time when faith was needed more than at present.
 "Without faith" said Mir. Bryan, "it is impossible to accomplish anything worth while. A man must have faith in God, faith in himself, faith in his fellow men and faith in his govern ment before he can doany work of importance In the world. Faith in the government does not mean that men shall not see it's defects. They must try to perfect it.
 Our form of government makes 1t possible to make the government just as good as the people deserve"
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
CHARLEY HOPP
 TALKS BASEBALL

If there is anything that grows on d man-young or old-it Is baseball, the most fascinating of all outdoor sports. The more you learn about 1t, the better you like it. You will stand for hours with cold draft down the back of your neck, watching a bunch Of dubs play ball. You never catch cold at ball game. In this re. spCct is is quite the opposite Of church and Sunday School. Sunday the sun shone nice and warm and all the young fellows who expect to shine as stars during the open season for baseball were out on the Douglas grounds wearing short pants and an interesting air. while all the young women and girls watched with admir- ing eyes. It took long time to "warm up" for. last years muscles were soft and habby, some having taken no greater exercise since last summer than that gained in the use of knife and fork. Jimmie Cham bcrs. captain of one team, furnished about half of the fun, by the wit of his replies to the good natured roasts of his friends. There are many strange faces this year and an abund- ancc of catchers, but the only man who got off wrong with the crowd was the ump. Nothing that he did pleased the fans. The present arrangement it for two Douglas island teams, first and second. and, from the turnout Sunday. there is lots of material.- Douglas News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
PRINCE NICHOLAS IS
 GREAT AID TO KING

Prince Nicholas of Greece, who was the first to proclaim his brother Con- stantine as king, at Saloniki, within an hour of the assassination or ms father in that city, is destined to play a very important role in the ne" reign.
 The new ruler of Greece mas no Sewer than four brothers, all grown up, But Nicholas has always been his particular conidant, chum' ana odvis.r He and Constantine formed, indeed. together with the late king, a trio, who during the last few years were in the closest sort of commun- ion. having no secrets from one an' other. consulting among themselves about every step to be taken, and working in complete unison and sym pathy.
 Nicholas is very able, and good look ing. is an expert artillery officer, know ing more about the guns and about all pertaining thereto, of every military power in Europe than any other oill- ccr of the Greek army. He Is quiet, thoughtful. utterly devoid of hauteur and arrogance. and Is happily mar rIed to the Russian Grand Duchess Helene. only daughter Of the late Grand Duke Vladimir. She Is far and away the most attractive and popular of the women of the reigning house of Greece, with the possible exception of the widowed Queen Olga.-Wash ington Post.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
WOMAN'S CLUB
 IMPROVES DOUGLAS

Douglas today is the Civic Improve ment Club, organized year ago Tor the betterment of sanitary conditions in Douglas, and composed of all the women on the Island who were inter- ested in the progressive idea, ire spectiye of nationality, religion or po- litical opinions.
 Briefly reviewing the work Of last year, We glance first at "rin Can Day. our greatest success, when the club started out with debt Of $l25. Then came the ball and little later "rhe Old Maids Convention" which two entertainments enabled the club to wine out It's indebtedness and left in the treasury SIG. The Civic Club had charge of the "school house warm ing" and made 1t n social event long to he remembered. Once again the women of the Civic Club, acting with the other women's societies of the Isl md. worked for and helped to make tho charity ball q grand success.
 The above mentioned events are bril- IInnt spots in the clubs short career, hut if has done far more than shine perIodlcally, for 1t has developed Il sympathy for humanity and an under standing that by working together It's members can do much good.
 The Club has taught us to clean up and keep clean; to burn bones and pnrIngs; to rinse cans before placing them in rcceptaclcs; to have cans and rubbish hauled away. and to fight hics' mosouItocs and rats to their cxtermin' alton.
 Although the spirit of the Civic Club seems to be pcrmcatlng every nook and corner of our little city, still there Is room for much improve mcnt, for there arc gullcys and lots to be cleaned again: cans to be picked up, blanks and rubbish to be cartcd away and burned; and few prejudice cs to overcome. The women intend dcvoting much time In order to sur mount all obstacles and make health and cleanliness tho prime factors ol their efforts. There are two other things which follow so closely that they cannot be overlooked, the two most important being respect for law and order, and the bcautifying Of homes and gardens.
 When once again the town Is clean 1t Is every mans. woman's and chllds duty to maintain cleanliness and re- spect the rights of others, individually and collectively.
 Each person owes it to himself oi herself to be surrounded by as much beauty as possible. thus it becomes Il duty to beautify homes and gardens with hardy Towering plants and ferns for beauty brings contentment wlti surroundings and inspires people to dc better things.
 During the coming year the womel of the Civic Improvement Club hope not only to develop independence o thought and action, sell r-conilldencc and individuality in all its members but they intend to make Cleanup Day May Sth, success; they hope to make Decoration Day program pleasing ana worth while; they have undertaken tt fence the Douglas cemetery; they wisl to establish a regular garbage route; they are planning for their social ell lightmcnt through three lines of study with programs every six weeks; ant last, but by no means least, they hope to produce "The Old Maids Return.- Douglas News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

Forced out of business by owner of building. Sale to run only 10 more days. If.
 J. J. SHARRICK.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
INSTALLING STAMP
 MILL AT VALDEZ

Tom R. Parker, one of the best known Alaska mining men, is install ing a two-stamp mill on the Mt. King property at Valdez. The mill will be located at an elevation of 4,6Oo rect above sea level. .yI..
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS:- Highest cash price paid for all kinds of raw furs at Wills store. 4.7-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02
TO JUNEAU PATRONS:

wish to announce that I am pr- pared to give prompt and efficient service in delivering. coal hauling freight, baggage, etc.
 HILARY McKANNA TRANSFER Phone Order 5-7 or 55 u
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

The Daily Empire delivered in Ju' neau, Douglas and Treadwell for $l.Oo month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

Every thing that will please n smUK CT may be funnd at RUKEiHii:,
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

A complete line of tobacco Jars and pipe racks at BURFORDS. --...
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-05-02

Phone your subscription to The Daily Empire. Phone 3-7-4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20

Dem sSiirIten oarIegte, ipie idsuer es
benz 3iirften Carol faIIcn rniiBte, ons
2ano al reaierer, on bic tiirfiidjen
geifrebimgen iinjere Hefte fortipib.
reub perfennten. Die bod uertrdasul1.
Big aeid1iibt lnaren. Gann brahtc idJ
oas 8eiproh aui Die Bertretiiig Rll.
mGnieus on oen uerid,iebenen S0fen
lmo beionoers beim Teuti6en Rsihe.
5iirit 8ismnrd nntfporfete mir, Dab
er In oieier Gc3iebnng gons oiienbcr.
sia uno oEne jeoreoe 3uriifhnltintg
| iidl erflGren lpollte. Gr io1te MN,
oab bic SteIiiins eines SipIefHatiih
anerfannten Agenten geipiiie iScl.
gen rad iid soge in be5ug ouf Sit.
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tbeilmngen Die er nidIf 5mlaiieH toHn-
fc, oa err Sos Redjt on5u uiht bate /"
Bismard betoufe oonn aud, bic anti.
oeutfhe Str0nmng in RuIndnien irno
sciete lid, iiberbnmpt iehr 3uriifbdl'
teno. aret3ulesfu IieB iid ieood "a.
onrd, nidt efttmitbiaen, ionbsrn
fdmpfte ipciter fir ieinc StclnHg.
Die iibcrraaeuoe 8ebeutnng @is'
marfs iiel linn Defenders aui: ollie
gotihafter ipsahen nit ihm bon ocnl
Siirlien. I'D fab. meint er. Dab
Der grobe Staatsmonn ibnen afleH
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er iidl init Dor nienano iehen IieB.
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iiisieIlen biplomatiiden 8ertreter 2u'
maniens oil, 10 ehrte man bod iciaG
bobe StclIuna lIno feline beoeitteIiS'
geriouIid,seit, uno Der Sof iibcraalli
te ihfl nit guniibeJeugnngen. gsdh'
reno Ieiner pueiidbrigengerIiner Tbi.
tiafeit Ipnroe 10, barptiddlid nfft
| Iiein @irfen, bic thotiahe ansrfen
nnna Rhm0nicHs nls zines ieibitatroi
aen Craanismus angebabrt. Die Dam
! 1878 I'M gerIiHer 2rdftat nur nod
eine nomineac Beitaiignng eriuhr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20
@iensr gernistaHes uier.
Bon GrnIt aIetn (8ien)

BUR Sommers3eit itebeu bic nlei.
iter soifeebauier in Der Staot leer,
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oisnt mebr Der iorm0len A6ipidluna
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has iih in oentielhcu Saliie lpie oaE
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Ibeaiunt Der Sanoel auf Der 80rit
felbit. am Wittlpo6 mto 5onnabcno
ben Saupttaacn, 6ereits I'M neuullbr
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fem. muB fiinf aroneu Gtntritt be
3ahlen.
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U1italieber, ois aber natiirli6 niht al,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20

BeiTe anbenten, buB iie oisIe gerpflidz
tuna dblebnt, ohne einen Nitfenirnd1
btrbeisufiibren. Der 3iped Der 9olo=
reierpenDirb na6 unierer Nniiht fal1h
aufgefdBt. gr beitebt niht oarin, bic
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6en. Sob tommt ins 2ono. rperIn bic
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8erlaHsen no6 GinlDfung BON 5irtiSis
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bab bic 3egtsruns ibre gerbInoIi6teis
ten itatt in 9plo, in minoertperthtgem
Silber einlnien tpiiros. 0ieie 6urht
lit pur6 hos 9olnipdbrungs9eies pom
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flation, Die 6pIn aus Dsm 2anoe oers
orz#st, 1T dls 5olge Der WGbrunsss
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gutifipn bur6 Die 5ltr Reoistonftrilng
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ouraus b<rpprgsbt, oab Die Santen
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penn fs ibr 9eIo seittpsilig 8instras
geno onlsgen ipollen. Sn Der aBdh'
runssbi[I Iiest nifts, mas bic gsrIngs
hen 8sfiirhtungen erressn to mite,
Bran tann nur ninihsn, pub lie mogs
| Gthff ihneq sur 4nna9rns gelangt.
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0is2pnSputrgrsffe ipri6.

0Ie y HkT y TT lPA'Stjt
Don DsItbsrridaitsgeliiftsn Der Der.
Stuaten. Der 8tfpeis piro in Dem
9sytruss nit Rtedrasua srbltdt, peIs
dem sufplo< bie'es Die Qanoenee on
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aut ben Der 2aneenge bon Ilearagud
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ten gu, bic lie 1elbsr bsgsn. Sic mDhs
tin Die Dteere uub oamit bic Welt be-
herrf4sa uno iie rperoen unru9ig. fpenn
fe irgeno etpas bepbatten, mas ihren
gyfan bur1trellssn tonnte. Sie tOnner
o5er polltommen beruAigt feiH. Die Yer
Ctdakn iperosn tetne WelteerrlhaTi
,,taHgsn, ebenfo nentg Die Gnsldnoer
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ino ldnoft poriber. 3eins Rution II
mehr 10 iibermG6tie sur Gee, oub ii
burtfeIbit oic Serrffaft fii6ren tDnnte
pno feiuer Station, nit Gini6lub Dor
Gngldno nirb erIaubt tpsrosn, otei'
1le6erma6t III eriansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20

bot, neil ibm 2000 aronen 5ii ipeliig
|iino, nn0 Oas iid 5ebn Qronen uoir
'slseRteu le,bt. am an 6as 5taottbea'
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|ani irgenoeine auenhire IouerH. lie
Ter Serren 9erti lit oas5enItergttden
mie man ioet, Elm ebenio leifter iri'
anriiialtter 9eruf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-20

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