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Sternidnuppen.

CINE 0oh5eitslt5ens puroe ausge'
IteIt an Dt. &. Spuerion BON Ga @r0lie
uno Wllbelmia U. Stomp BON Winne'
apolis.
- 9os ireie itaatIide Nrbeita bureau
fam LANCE ntht ole Naforcerun9en
fir Nrbeitstrdfte 9enii9en, uno in I2a
@rpfie limb CUR 3ett II Solbe miiBis
bic ni6t arbeiten tpolen.
Die u. 6. &enpon 60, frilber
bier. lest leioer nab 8nuteiba uerSo'
gen. bar lOeben Don Dem 8unoestrie9ss
amt nambnite Nuitrd9e erbnIten. Die
&egisrun9 bat bel ibr iiir ni6t peni9er
nIs $4,000 llnifurmr0de belteIt. Die
in tiirSeiter 3eit gu Iieiern iino. Die
Sirma miro, UNI Der Orore nahfpmmen
Su %f0nnsn. in 2as' uno Nahtl6i6ten
arbetlen lalien.
- Nad eiuem 8eridt in Der ~tirslis
den Drummer Der 6ahIhrift nSn'
i~urnnce engineering" 9ibt es Sduls
bduler in go @rolie, Die Jeuerialen
limb. 3as lit leioer mabr.
Ser N~rbeitsratb lit NIT Dem
Nusitellsn pom Briden'5reipdiien be'
ihdfti9t.
Die GampasnesNusanben fir
Bur9ermelite S~orenien's @rmdblun9
betrusen $245.S5.
Der %erban6 Der 8%erelnisten
@elhditsreiisnoen miro am II. SUM
lm WprltsEarf lein SabrespicniC abs
baIten.
- Same@ Mc@ratb, elm 8ruoer BON
9etetttu WtcSralb BON bier, itur5te i'll
@rairie III Gbien aui einen 0poranten
uno 5og iit babel 10 itItmme @ers
leeun3an ON SQpf 81 oaB er oen leIben
erid9.
@enn iiber einen 4}ahbnr oes
iproden miro, LAB crit Die Nnoern res
ben. sbe ou islbit beine 2tnIiht gibit
uno bann - bwetge.
@enn Die nsue 9oriibiG euBer
wireier 8ole auh nod etne Belttnmung
su9uniten pm 6reibier erbalteu
wilrOs. muroeu lid wabrlAeinl' b nod
mebr 2eute oniiir be9eiltern.
0as 8lld lit befanntli6
'bIino, uno oas 1T iein Slid. IS
muBte Iit ionit Die Nugen aus Dem
aopie ifdmen, menn es ieine @iinlt'
hinge ieben t0nnte.
Ter 3 umme fam pom 8 III
gen I'M llm9an9 ni6t8 Ieruen; Der
@lu9e lernt aber pieIerlet 9erooe I'M
llmYan9 nit Gummen.
4bilaoelpbia milf Die 3abI ser
StaotpQter BON 131 auf IS reouSiren.
@eIe9sntIi6 MAIDEN ie aud in Ybilas
oetpbia auf.
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craaiid)cS Guoe eiueS nusae,

ssihuetsn Mannes. Ger ebemali9e
StaotSanuo,t BON Goof Gountp
(@bjca9ol 3obn Is. @apman. ipets
der aui repub.ttaniiher Sette ais 8ous
oerneur8.Gauotodt o%uitrat, bat ielnem
2eben outt ilpsi 8epoluerlhIiie ein
@noe bereitel. lleberanitrengun9 in
ltinem Berui unb 9roBe Gnttduihun'
gen ierriittsten ooS Neruenlpltem 8ap'
mans uno trtaben ibu gu Der unsIiif'
ieIigeu 2hat @apmnu unternnbm ais
Establishments einen euergtlhen Sanpf
Qegen oas Cater uno &erbrehertbum
IN ietnen pgribieoenorti9lten 6prm.
uno oabel le9ttu ibnl Ole raub9ierlgen
8euiepolitltanten Die sr6Btsu Shmie'
rt9fetten IN oeu Weg, lnoem Tie feline
Blame ourh!yeuSteu. Seine 9tlebers
Inse oils OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trus
bann mob oa;u bel. ibn t0rpsrlih uno
geilti9 au'iureibeu. Ssin tra9iiher
1po lieieri oen Sepsis. oaB Mlnnsr.
Die iir oss Beetles @obl eintreten. nur
in l~elttnen Tlaen CANT uno Qpbu 81
e~rtuQrten bdben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25
7as 6tioeIberser RaoioIogiife On
ititnt.

Qieier Goge lit in 3eioeIberg oo5
9buiitallite uno Rooiologiide 5n.
itjtut an 0en miiienihaitliten Gel.
Ter B-oieiior IT. BbIIipp 2eonaro
u~bergeben woroen. Die offi3ieQe
Gjntpejbungsieier wiro oorous1idt.
lid un I. Noi in anpeienbeit oe5
@roBber3ogS BON go0en erfoIsen.
9a5 3nit.tut 1T Ole gegentp1rtia
eroBte ~beitebenoe anitaIt fiir Ra.
oioIoaie. Ias Tuititut .oerfoIgt ne
ben ser miIienihoitliten Gorihun1
nor oqem and sen 31ped. oas ga
blum 6urh Sic Eetnit uno Neo3ir
nubbar III MAIDEN. Iober lit 81
m~e0i3iniite 45teiItna He5 1nititu.
les Gang be'oroers iorliGltia aus.
acitoltqt moroea. uro lie MIRO init
Sem ErTtitut Fir erpcrimenteGe
arebsiorIhunQ aui 0o3 enaite 3lt-
iamn1enuirfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-25

.ntnobm isiner Mappe oas DOtu<
ment, pel6es bic 3ebn Qrtitel BEG
Observation-Disclosures enthieIt, uno
bs9onn e gu nsrlsien. Wlit esientz
TEN 9opfe b0rts Der Ben gu, als .r
plosli9 erIinunt uno O%erpunoert
auTiu6. Ter General lit ndmIih.
nag BEN 8sD uno feins- umgebung
u%nbesannt mar. an beftig,m NerOens
5uden, bas ii9 alle 8pei Biz orei
Wlinuten in elmer trampfbnfteu Or
i6itterung beg a0rpers uno elmer
3uiammen3isbung Der 0.Il6tsmuss
teln ouBerte, pobei Die 3uge ein.n
ouBsroroentli9 3Orni9en uno oroz
benbsn Qusorud onnabmen. 0urd
oieies 3uiammeu3rten ces Generals
mar Der Ben peronlubt noroen, ben
3opf gu beber, dls er uber oann
baS F~initers 0ef6t oes fron3oiif6sn
li1t.r61noler5 ica isntte .r beItur3t
bic 8iide nieoer gu 8ooen. Bel Der
@srIeIur3 bss 3%usj;sn gt.itels Err
siqnsts Ii6 bas'sl5s. 70 Dob Der Sen
DON oisiem Wcmsnte m ~iiberbnupt
niht mebr aui3uih3gsn pa8te.
Qts Der @eneral BEN 0ertrag per-
leTen bate. fuqte CT niihtsrn unb
troden hin3u, naB bic f~ran3ohIhe
Republit BEN 9e9 9i3 obenos s uhr
3eit Qc6e. ii6 U6sr Q~blebnung obsr
4nnabme bes @sttroqes gu duBern.
Dis osy Ben olrouibin ihii6tern
Bat, bic g',ent3e;t biz gum tommen-
BEN Woroen aus}uoehnen, ertpioertr
Der General: ,g}ur bis n6t ubr
beute abeno, tpie ID 6ereit5 geiagt
bobe.." uno cisie Worte moren
pieoerum BON einsm befti9sn Ner>
pensudsn beqIeitet. peIfss ben Ben
tsrmoBsn erItr,tte, bob sr nun.
mebr ous 6urtt por sinem 3ornese
ousbrua oes 70 ~iinIter bIltenoen
Generals ouf isoe msitsre 9eoeni1sit
oersi6tete uno BEN @ertrag nit
Trontrsid ioFort untsr5.ihnete. Sn
frun3ofIhen 3e1ieruu9streiien err
adhIte mon iih oomaI5. bah BEN lets
t.nben Stoots'tsIltn in Trontrstn
bieIe Gioenart os3 Generals 8re0rt
no6l betonnt o~,peien lei, Dab It.
i'm ober qerobe osshnIb an oie'em
@mte nussrieher b15s. nobel oern
oi6 Pie nu' i9n oeiesten 9offnnn5sn
in Grfiillung gin8en.
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8ei Den init benz Sau oes Ia.

namotdnals ueriolgten 9~tuett1teliss
Srpeden tdBt man 9 h0nbeits
10 de bod AUDI niht gang uno gar
nuBer Nugeu, Bon Dem Nferbnu'
3spartsment iinb uOr Sturgeon sroBe
G.ucntitaten pon O 8ameH nat)
BEN Sitbmu8 9eianbt wOroeu. IS
'olIeu ndmli + 6ie 81 huu9eu oes
Cana :, Die terraiienf0rmig IA geitaIten
ilno. in a%nmutbige, Den Nugen Der
nab LANCER 6abrt ourd Die BoNer'
luliite iit) mad etlunS 8rinem Iebnen'
ben Seeleute iu%obltbuenoe u q E n :
liza den umgemanoelt meroeu. 3u'
glelh ref)net man odrnut oaB Die Nb'
bdnae uno 80ihuu9en ourh Be9ra'
lung baltbarer gemnht uno @rorutlbe,
menn iie iih aub uibt gdn5lib iueroen
psrmeIosn lniien, i~eItener oortommeu
uno ment9er }erlt0reno 9suladt lUero,n.
5n olelem Sale wilroen alio Sh0n'
belts' uno gilsII6teits in enger
8erbtnoun9 mtteinanoer lteben uno BET
S%eyicIgung Der e~riteren bat man bod
NAB ldenllh Dor NIem Die leetereu
I'M Huge, @snn man aber 8ra8s
IIdfeu IN Banana MID. 10 bari man
oaS Sprengeln nlbt oergelien.
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General Nrtcrt.
Tie Ct Trnntrtihs grptefturnt iiber
SuuiS crlnngte.

Der ,jni9en 1oatn 1T Der frar5o-
Iiihe General 9yedrt botbetaQt Qe.
itorbtn. Ssin Ioo Qibt nun BEN
Q1riiey 9ld.ttyn 8t~Ie9,nbtit, in IL.
mem 8utblid duT isju 2eben an bic
ionocrbdrcn llm',dnoe gu .yinnsyn.
unt,r oentn Il poy mtbt ais oytibiq
S0brtn Bic 3uItimmunl oes Yen
Wotlmmeo el Suoot al oem pen
Syaptrtit osforotytm Vyote:tor1t
iibey Euuj5 trlanQte. Nm II. Wdi
1881 besab iit @tntyaI @rrart nab
Sniy Il Saio, Der 0oup:itaot pon
1unj&. ipo ihn Der Ben. umatbtn
pou itiutn ItlatIi1sn uno h1'jihen
WiiyotntraQtyn. beysit5 trrpdy,cte.
Noh @rltoi9un9 Ger Gjn5ans9'cr.
maIi!d;eu ieste iih Der @tneyal. ser
pon ocn frln30N'dtn @titoi,@trd
ger bt3Iei.tt poy, Fem Ben 9tltnlittr,
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,,Sire Vrenentium 2ap". 6eue'

mnr,faa Z. W. 4urteQ aus Waoilon
mudt %betannt. ooB Der l~psenannte
Sire Yrepention Gap" in oieiem
Sabre am 2. Mai I'M Stnate be9angeu
tUiro. gr bat al ole 8lrgermeiiter
uno Crtspuriteber @isconiins 3uno.
ihreibsn erlaiien, in oensu oiele aufge'
foroert iueroen. bissbe5iigIide Yrot!a'
mutionen su erlaiien. Nuh Der Sous
erneur piro oieier Tase eine iolde
srIallen.
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HGs Ncrtreibt frdnfe 8ppfs
idhmcrSen.

SrnnIbaitt 0opfihmssSsu %inursr. ga.
tiger Ita9tn )lnperoauIlttsit uno BID
hun9en uscitutnoen 'tnen. nahoeni
man Il 0,nas 9trp Stie H,ns etn9e'
npmusu bat. Tieislhsn reiuigsn oaS
Stut ulo trinesn neueS 9eben nno
Srd'.e IN 05u Vorper uno bds Spltem.
Nrcbtren Sir oleieIbsu uno Sic psreen
rphl iu'ut1ln iein. Gine isoe H'lIe
h,l'!. &toe Shahtsl 1T pol saranttrt.
Gre,S 25t. EmpichIsn o Z. I.
9rbart, @potheter .-Anj.
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Hahmaihinen

Tie .RoroItern~ H1tmalbine 80. / miro
aui 8 Sabre lhriitllh garantirt, ~3rop
beao"' De hdufe, eItra fe'ne 80lltnr, ale
u~eueiteu Nerbelieruugen, abiplut Die Rene
ARnitlne, bic Ilr irgeno elnen Erets err
baltih tit.......................S 2J
Etc ,Voroiern~. Rabmaih,ne NO. =, &C.
nau pie No. /. nur nit aut~bUmatbtihen
.2rop Seao~.. .S26
Ile n0oroiern~ .Ndhmnldine $40. 3. IN
Gploen Goi . Gebnule, autbDmatlihem
,@hain Gift". 6ugellager @eliell nit
autbomntiidem BELT Heplacer", bobem
Urm, gebdrtete Stabltbeile ale oNttadl'
snents" tn Sammets Rdlthen. Sine gute
NGitDine gu benz iebr blli9en 4rtls uon
r........- -......TlI
Tie .Rorolteru .Raidins No. 4, genau ME
go. 3. nur IN 3esisg Gbinets Born, $50
Vile oieie Mafdinen lino ablolui 9aran'
ttrt. Ite f5raht bat Der Rduier 81 traaen
uno lie betrdgt 0on G0c bis 81, If nab Der
Iiitans.
Ilefp BrdmieHlilte niro obne rueitere
Notis Don ,3ett su 3eit ergdn5t un6 Deran.
oert, un0 oieie 8reiie rldJten lih nGfl Dem
l.lpeJltgcn MartlDertb.
am Heteu uHb : idheraen 1T es. eas selo psr
poifan,Uet u (ES puep Croer), BITE Der 4oitmetier
In ben atoRsreu SrtidafttH ~ausHeaeH Tam. AZ iber
ienoen 6 eHio gut Hub fber fnD Ss tSr ,reflr
nuuc ifnua II Ueldhe bic aaenten In allen GrpreB
Statioutu i%usltsneR. tseuH man bds 9aelb per Bot
inueiiuEg oDer per u preBaupsiiuHa idltfi. til ts
aidlt nothwenoia, ben betJtfeHeen brief regiiirireH II
lafeu. peHH be N6rsfie oeutiib etibrirbea TT Heat
nan bGaeleH Baatge b tn bsn Brief. 10 iolte oieier
stts t~egiirirt msroeH. am lUbrr ~ ieiH, bGB berelbe
rthitg dHlommt. 5nr 6eioienoungen in etntattin
Eritfusrih!ufe Il srnshmsn Wir isinsrIei Nerantpprt
+ thieit. Z Sale non N0resperauoeruuaen csr9eif
man "a uiht. bic dIte rpeni0QDbi lpie bic utue
got0ihce anBnge IN. oeRn ionn l0Hueu MIR ben Na.
ueu IN ben 9uhem gar uIhi knbsH.
WDneDaE roers burton Ritbt, iuts oas 10 oft ~geid1lebt.
ais usTH,elRt Itle GuittHHa AHtHfbehdttsa per
seu, ioRosrn lino ben Srteieu Deisuteatu.
Cutting eriolqt nur ourh Geuoerung
& ,ts 30mms auI Dem AoreBtrfIien.
Nan a~oreilire elnfGh:
~NORDSTERN". La Crosse, Wis.
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Tie .,1ohter Der Nmerifani

ld)eu Reuoluuou" lino oaiur. oaB n,tt
mn 81 eluem tihtiaen @emebr Elm tilt'
tiger 5pIoat. ipnoeru oleiem duh per-
lonlldle 6,ejbslt oeblbre. uno beiurs
1uorten oaher Die Mleoereiniuhruug DIR
0antine. 50 Iibctals NniidlPu
bate man pon Ioldsr Sslts faum ers
luartet.
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sonite fir Die BERN. @entenar.

ieier Uiro obus ,3meifsl nun bdlo IN
8e,u9 ouf bic os8 8utriOtismus sr'
manaelnoen uno btnihtItd Der PATRIOTS
iheu Jeier nod sine seWiiie 8Iel9sll'
tl9teit an osH Tag Isssnoen 8%eltgenOl'
len ioaen f0nnen nit ben hlitorllben
8Urten oss gu feisrnoen SeebsIosn
Cliuer .. Berrp: We have met
our friends. the y. and
they are ours.
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Sin suoldnoer, Der anoertbalb

Sabre in yietu gort 5ugsbra6t bat,
nenut oas nme%ritanlibe Bolt cine Na'
ton BON 8eri d penbern Sn
bleIer NQ9emeinbelt ii Oas jTUelielos
ibertriebem, aber penn oieier @n9ldn'
Der binsufu9t Die atagsn ubet Die bo-
ben Rotten Der 4sbensb1,tung lUiiroen
balo ueritummeu. penn oa5 amerltdnl'
ife 8olt ph nur Gin item lueulQ lpHrs
tanner eIurltten DOllte. Damn Tam
mar Inn nur beipill fteu.
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Hur Der acmeinSame SnG aeecn

Die Iurtsn bat Die Buitnnmuhtt 5us
1lmlueu 9ettuet. Sobnlo Oleier Bslptgs
9runo lpsoialt. miro Der Suno aus'
elnoerioleu. bis i'm plslelht ofrelnit
Der QaB Qe9en Die - Qeuti II ZEN
pieoer berItelt.
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zinc nnpierne s,odfluth,

5tdat ChJ bat IN o'elem Il1re }psl
ueroerbltfe 0ohIr6 u u1trlttbtn
9e6nbt; ole etu brnctism Die milo &C.
moroenen Waiier. IL onoSle Die Min
aetuoroentn @tieBQeber. 70 ihtelbt
be ,,Glnc. IF. Xt'iit." 1ns mar ote
pnpisrene 0od1utb DdsitIbs
babsu mir aud IN " sconiin. aber
minus oas Nuiieri
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@un Den Ilanmeu erfa;t. @ice>

Vuh oeN 1YIhlhHIEu etFnft. WIte'
8ouuernsur Ibomds Morrls rettate am
Samltng Nadmittd9 ietner l. Sabre
altsn Gohter Gdiiie on3 9ebeuL tnoen
er Die 6lammeu t6lhte, lpeId'e Die alei'
Ser un0 oa8 6aor oe8 Ntaohen8 erioBi
batten. @r io8 iih babel leldte Brono'
luunosn an oen 0duoen gu. SRI. Wtor.
rIs' Isittes 0nus9emano gerietb al
elnem Q9aiierbeiser I'M 8%aoeijmmer in
8rono uno nm Oulie Ihreieno lief fl
Die Gre, p b,nab birstt in Die Nrm,
ibrs5 8ater9. Der 9erooe BON eirel
8ejie 5uriittehrte, uno oo& rar in
Slid.
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lie iugenannte .SSlnno Bill.

ndmIlb oas @eleB iur llebertrngun9
bon 8arron's Sslano. no jebt Der
Yettibone 8ort lit. uon Minneiota an
@isconlin. bat jest on8 llnterbuus Der
N~iinueiota 9egislatur pallirt uno burrt
Der llnterihrift beS @%ouuerneurs. CUR
8eoingun9 lit aber BARN gemaht, onB
2%8isconlin Die 81 . @ in 9~egeniiber
liegenoe Smell an Mttnneipta abtreten
muB, uno oh bieie Sil IN Der gegens
ludrtigen Slbung ~unierer 9~e9islntur
palliren miro lit nod lebr ungsuIB.
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@s unrcn gieustna iiber 400

CE "HtNH ~Ft'EF"W "VN" wv
@%inneba9os IN Der Staot nm ron
Dem 3cblmeiiter Compton uon Tomab
tire Subres9eloer IN @mpiau9 gu neb>
men, $23 80 pro Rotbbdut. IN Nntuels
lun9en. ole IN BEN Bantsn ooer i'm
Yoitamt ein9el0lt merosn %t0nneu.
Der 3dblnleiiter filbrte Elm neues
Soentlfitatlpn5' SD1tem ein, inoem er
. dumensN rid de BON alien
Snojonern petlan9te oie iiber Is Sabre
al finn. iople BON alien Terbeiratbeten
inter Is Snbren.
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prdmien.SiIt

Gin Zabr i'm pornus beldbIenee
ubeunenteu erbdlten ie eiueu
tdocnen Haiemeer ais Prdmte
arati5 une portofrei. I'm pra-
mien iine ioleenee tur auspaht
uorhaneeH:
siaturopoit, (oaOOn iino orej5ftn Num'
meru eridlenenl
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pr1mien oeoen ,lehr-
,ahluno.
Rohbuh,

Ste. GERS oeutih . omeritnniifes 0ohtud
fln ftelne Iamllien. SUa &al0emar
S6reper. 4reiS IS Gents.
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2tn eimem SdlangenbiiIe. Den
er Dor olelen Sabren erlItt, lolI
@ari 0dgenbed geltOrben istn. alio and
gemiiiermaBen in leinem Herui.
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HOtaler WtQrftberi6t.
Vieb. nmo Slciimmarft.

(Hreiie BON 4anaoUn s. 8cno.l
tSl/ I
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
SAILS
 F0R THE SOUTH
Takes Number of Passengers From valdez--WilI Load Ore
 at Cordova.

The Mariposa reached Valdez at yesterday afternoon and left at 5:3O for Seattle and way ports.
 The ship will load ore at Cor dova for the Tacoma shelter.
 The following passengers left Valdez on the boat:
 Seatlle--M. $. Gleason, Mrs. G. GiGllis, Gus Gillis, Mrs. E. In- gram, Miss Marion Ingram, Mrs. $. Blum and three children, Miss Belle Blum, E. J Jaeger, NJ. Me- DOugal, eGO. Pulver, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Weeks, Robert Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Pulver, NJ. X. Gus wold, p. krivokap1ch.
 ketchikan--E. J. Mckenna.
 Juneau--G. A. Poncice, Frank Madison, J. IIarjohn, M. Malmus,
 CordOva--Sam Blum, Y. J.. Norris, M. l.. Discan, w. II. Crary, II. w. Wright, J. Hanson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
SAMPSON COMES
 AND GOES AWAY
Stays For Two Hours--Has Every Berth Taken--Loaded With
 Westward Salmon Pack.

The Sampson, in command of Captain Jensen, reached Valdez shortly after noon and lctt for the south a few hours later.
 The Sampson was loaded With passengers and freight, every berth was taken and some are sleeping on the tuuches while the hold of the boat was filled with salmon from westward can- neries. Captain Blodgett, of Kodiak, was shipping out 6,G0O cases of salmon, while CapLail, Sutter and Captain Whorf were also making shipments on the same ship.
 From Valdez the Sampson will call at Fidalgo bay to unload some machinery for Tom Blake ney.
 The outgoing passenger list was as follows:
 Mrs. A. Lang, Mrs. w. Mac Kenzie, T. A. Parramorc, Mrs. J. c. Dolan, Jas. Anderson, Pete Tarta, Charles shepard.
 CordOva--G. B. Brubaker.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

T. A. Parramore, the expert automobile engineer, who came here direct from the factory with the White gasoline auto truck of the road commission, left today for his home in Cleveland and will make report to his con- pany of the conditions on the government road for the purpose of having cars built for use on the road.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
MAKES 1RlDES-
 TO-RE ANGRY

Continued from page Ii and hunt up the other contract ing party.
 The questions relating to the health and moral character of the applicants as prOpounded by Thomas c. Smith, the application clerk, were received and answer ed with varied emotions. Young women blushed and became in- dignant, and then stammered out their answers under protest.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
RevlyaI Services,

Revival services will be held at the Congregational church. to- night at 7:l5. The services will be conducted by Miss Wright and her co-workers. All are well come.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
odd Fellows Notice.

There will be special meet ing of Valdez Lodge No. on Thursday evening for the pur- pose of comforting the third de- gree at 7:3O D. m. sharp. By or der of the Noble Grand, William Thomas; attest, p. $. Hunt, sec retary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Mcintosh and Nelson will have two donkeys working on the dike by tomorrow morning and the contractors intend to push work on the dike and hope to have it completed at an early date.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
a-ReeI Feature--The Invaders.

At the Orphcum tonight. This descriptive three-reel subject is full of excitable events relating to the history of the Sioux In- dians.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Word was received by the of ficers of the Alaska Road Com- mission that the heavy rains of yesterday had washed out the government road in the Eagle basin behind the capital and had done thousands of dollars worth of damage
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Guy Brubaker left on the Sampson for Cordova to attend to business for the district at tOrney's office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Frank Nelson took a load of supplies to the Bud Mining com- pany at Gold Creek this mOrn- ing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Joe Walters left today for Ga- lena bay to do some work on property he is interested in.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Joe Baxter returned to Gold Creek this morning to resume work in tha basin for the Bud Mining company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Y. LOCAL ITEMS
 Randall Ashby has Weeks goat.
 Jeff Devinney is making a round trip on the Copper Mug get.
 The dance at Moose llali last night was a very enjoyable af- fair.
 Geo. Reinke. the watch repairer and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drug company.
 Charles Shepard left on the Sampson to attend school al Ia- coma.
 Charles Adler says he saw a whale in the bay this morning about 5 a. m.
 Change of films at the Or pheum fine show.
 BulOW VOn Raven, the mining expert, is on a trip to Knight Is- land properties.
 One-half off on trimmed milli- nery and 25 per cent discount on suits at Harveys Joggery.
 Chris Anderson made a trip to the Valdez glacier with pack k-hor- ses and supplies.
 J. Tillis, who started some time ago for the new diggings, return ed to Valdez today.
 Colonel Richardson passed through Valdez this afternoon on the way to CordOva.
 The Invaders, a 3-reel feature at the Orpheum tonight, .>cit- ing and interesting.
 Fine watch and Jewe1ry 1epair- ing, all work guaranteed. H. V.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Father Van der Pol, who has been holding services at Seward the past week, returned to Valdez on the Mariposa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

The dance at Moose Hali last night was a very enjoyable af- fair.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Miss Elizabeth Boyle passed through Valdez yesterday on the Mariposa for Douglas, where she has accepted position in the public schools of that town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Fine watch and JeWe1ry 1epair- ing, all work guaranteed. H. V. Herndon, with Owl Drug Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Geo. Reinke. the watch repaire and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drut company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

l.. V. Ray, senator from the westward, passed through Valdez on the MaripOSa en route to Ju- nrau on legal business.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Arthur ill left on the Mari posa last night for Seattle, where he will take his automobile from the Spirit City to san Fran cisco.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Fine program at the Orpheum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Mrs. Sam Blum, accompanied by her three children, left yester- day for Seattle to spend several months in the Spirit City.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
 
Randall Ashby has Weeks goat

Jeff Devinney is making a round trip on the Copper Mug get.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

BulOw von Raven, the mining expert, is on a trip to Knight Is- land properties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Change of films at the Dr. pheum fine show.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Charles Shepard left on the Sampson to attend school al la coma.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Charles Adler says he saw d whale in the bay this morning about 5 a. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Gus Johnson and a crew of men will leave today for his cop per property down the sound and will do considerable development work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

The Invaders, a 3-reel fealur, at the Orpheum tonight, .>cit ing and interesting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

One-half off on trimmed milli- nery and 25 per cent discount or suits at Harveys J'oggery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Colonel Richardson passed through Valdez this afternoon on the way to CordOva.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

Chris Anderson made trip to the Valdez glacier with pack -hor- scs and supplies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-08-28

J. Tillis, who started some time ago for the new diggings, return- ed to Valdez today.
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