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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13

Sobn Barrett, Der 9ireftor
her panamerituniIdsn Union, erldBt
etne orinsenb. Warnung gegsn einen
Grie9 nit Wsrito. bic iih nit ben Qnz
fIttsn osdt, bic mir bereits baribe,
dusgeipro6en 6aben. Niemano pirb
t6m beitreiten t0nnsn, bab cine Be-
spaffnets Snterbentipn in Werito fein
rnllltarii6er Gpa5ierenng ipdre, ion.
bern bier3u Elm 5eer bon 200, 900
Wtann aufgebra6t tpsrben mists, eefz
fen Soften nit elmer Wi(Itpn BEN 9aa
ebsr 3u nieoris als gu bod psrani9lagt
itno nno oab Die Der. Stadtsn Tfh
gliidlth fddsen tsnnen, fptnn fie nit
elmer Gusgabe bon elmer balben WliIz
ltarDe bacon femnen. Wohrfheinlih
fpiroe tie fi6 auf pas DoppeIts IfeIen.
Nob erDber pdre Der ftnansieII.
Ghaben ourh bic inoraIifde ginbube,
Die ttnfer Qano Bel ben Iiibameritaniz
1hFn 2aabern erleipen piirbe, iptnn
fpir befDaffnet in Werito einsieben, ba
blerans Der gessn Die Der. Staaten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13

fton iebt bcitebey5s peroatt eendbrt
tpiirbe. bob fie fs ouf eins Groberuny
bes gefdmmten an1sritaniIben 3ontis
nents abgeieben baben uno baraus Ell,
gopcott segen ameritdniIfs Wdaren
gu ertparten itiinbe. Die Der. Stoaten
hanoeln baber beoeuteno fliissr, fpenn
fie Die Meritaner iid felbit iibsrlaHen.
benn fhliebIih tperoen iih oph aus
Dem gboos ipieber Huhe uno Srbnung
enttuidgln. Gbenfo Sutreffenb 1T bic
8emertuna garretts, pab ole Der.
Stdateft. oie felber einen pieridbriaen
giirssrfrieg ourhgematt baben, anl
alerrpentgiten bered'tigt tpdren, bte Sc
bulb iibsr bic Yprednge in Werifp gu
perlieren. 5err Barrett iiberIiebt ie=
bod einen ipeientlihen Buntt. IS
tommt nicht barauf an, oh mir unse=
ouloi9 iperoen, fonbern pb bic fremosn
Rddte ipillens ftnb, ben Mnseung Der
Hebelltpn in Msrito dbsutparten. Mber
oitA biefer 9efdbr ldbt iid ent9sgen
pirten, tpenn Die Ser. Staaten in &C.
neiniBaft NIT ben Mdhten Die msris
tanii6e Ingelegenbeit bebanoeln. 9a
praiioent gBilion oieie golitif fih 3u
eigen ssmaht bat. 70 slallben mir nibt.
bob ss 3u elmer Silteroention tommen
ipiro. 3botiddlih lit ia audi bic
Warnltng bes 5errn Barrett nitt on
ben Prdiioenten gsridtet, ionbern an
Die Stn9os. Die bsrsits anfansen, bon
Der unoermsihlitsn Notbpsnoisteit
zines arie9es gu reoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13

Irbeits Sttretdr Wil :
| I On bat Dor Der natpna(en 5aguna
Der Nrheitsrs5 50osration in Seattls
cine Hebe gebalten, in tpelher nit Be-
sugnubme duf ben Strejt in osn
TupferzGergperfen bon Wfidigan
rpeitgsbenoe 2lnIidten iibsr Gigsns
ibumsrsdte snttpitelt psroen. DisTen
5lfolge iii Risrano gtfber, Ionpern
blps 0ertpalter Ieinss Gigsntbums unb
sipor @erpaltsr i'm SntsreFe Der @es
Tammtbett. 8as lit unpsrfdIihtsr So
3idlismus. 8eranluFung Su bisfsr
gsmertung CAB bic 56utfads, baB bic
errpdhntsn 8upfsrz zgergiperte frog Der
rieiigen 8ipioenoen, bic lie bringen, ben
Nrbeitern ungsniigsnben 2obn sahlsn.
Dumit hunbsln fis obne 5raee febr I'M
reht, aber bic 2tbhilfe Iisgt ni6t in
fo3ialiitiiben Ntethoben, fpnbern in
etnem moraliIfsn, eDsntuea qsfsblihen
3tpan9e, ben gerehten 2obn su 3ab=
len, Elm SpItem, ME ss in Guitralien
eingsfiibrt 1T. Wsnn BORT bic Mrbsi=
ter 8Idge fiibren, bab iis ltngeniiasnz
ben 2obn srhaltsn, 70 ipirb untsrIuht,
ob es oamit feline Rihtieteit bat uno
ergibt ss iid, bab Der 2ohn uno.niiz
gsno 1T, 10 pirb Der Irb.itaeber anz
gebaltsn, ben fir oas GriItenszWiniz
mum nothip.nbiaen 2ohn All sablen.
Das berl,ht nibt auf iosinliitiiher
2s6re, fpnoern auf benz poitulat Der
biirgerlifen G.rshtiofeit, bsfTsn .ritsr
8runbfdB laut.t: Wer 9er,dtiateit
p.rlungt, muB 8ersdtigt.it iibsn.
W.nn Der Staat ben gsiib fhiib.n
fDq, 10 mub Der g.fiser porsrit bic
g.rsdte Jorb.rung srfiilI.n, bab sr
teinen un5uldn9liden Sobn 5abIt, tp.nn
sr i'm Stanbs lit, etnen ausreih.nb.n
9obn su g.pdhrsn. Wir p.rt.nnen
ipobl nitt bic Shtpieristeit, ben o.s
rehten Gohn fe't3uftsll.n, oa bierbe;
10 piele Tattoren 5u beriidiihtie.n Tinb.
Sebr bdilfig srtp.iIt es iih, bab Elm
getrieb DOR Der DabI ft.bt, enttpeb.r
ungsniigsnb.n 2pbn gu 5ubl.n ob.r elm,
auseben. Sn fOlhem San. IGbt itd
nints fir bsn arbeiter tbun, bsnn mo
ni6ts 1T, bat f.lbIt Der stadt bas
Rsht psrlor.n. 0i.is srpi.Tene 56atz
fube bon osm gerinoen grtruge oi,Ier
getriebe, bat ben 8ebanten anosrsst,
cine 3uiamm.nI.9ung idpader NIT
ftartsn gstrisb.n su s.Itattsn, fporaus
iih als fpeiter. Jols. bas Rsht .rsss
BEN ipiirb., oi. @ertaufspr.iIs su nor
mirsn, Inn fie mil ben Qusaabsn fir
sltldnglihen 2ohn in Gintlane All
brinaen. 3as tpirb pi.llsibt einmaI
g.fhsben miiHsn, I'm ben Dsrporrsn.n
gsrbGltniiien i'm 2obninitsm elm Gnos
8u MAIDEN. ab.r no eriibtlif 1T. bab
p.rbient ipsrb.n unb bic Or |
Better troboem Ihleht. 2obne srbalten, |
Ipllts ss benz Stadte erldubt iein, baz |
1eaen einsui6reiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13
Gonurrstas, rem 13. 0epember 1918
Der bsabitdtiqts bemutra.

Oer pea tu 1e petlpilas
tiide Senatszadutits iiber bic Wdbs
rungssgin bat nibt ituttgefunoen
neil Die Gahlags i'm 5indn5saommIts
tee ith 10 tpefentIih gebefert bat, BAT
bruitiI6e MaBrtgeln unn1tbig getpor=
oen iino. Die Shtpierigteit lag oarin,
bab Die 9emotraten i'm aommittee ilt
auf bas grogramm bes Prdi iioentsn
niht peritanpigen tpnnten. 8iefes
Stnoernib ift iiberipunbsn, ba biz
5ipei 9enotrdtsn 9prrnar uno HeeS
nunmebr Die 9iu pss BrdIipenten uns
teritHsen molten, audi lit eriibtlitf,
naB cine game Nn3abI Diffsren3puntte
beslthsn uprben ftno. Die Iusiidten
finb stinftig, bab in ipentsen 5aasu
cine 8ia an ben Senat berihtet tpers
BEN miro. Wenn aud ausgsIhloFell
iit, bdb Die TinanszReForm in Der
am 80. b. Ui. enpsnoen grtraiibung 3l
Stanbe fomnsn fpiro, tpie Der PrGii>
bent es gstpiinI6t batts, 70 harf man
bob oie Grlsoigune bieIsr h66't MIDI
tissn angeleseHheit gnos DieIes Sab
res erpdrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13


res erparten.
Gtnen intereffart Mufz
fdhlub iiber s3uiummsnballunz
cen, aud Sruitts genannt, Iiefsrt Der
9eneralanlpalt bon WliiIifippi in ieiz
ner aiage gegen Die oortigen Mliiblen,
tpelhe bas Sel aus benz Samen bon
9dumtpous prsFsn. gBie ulIe Sruits
ffneioen iis nah Sipei Ribtunaen. sic
fhrsi6en ppr, mas Der gfIanser fir
fsinen gaumlpplIsnz Samsn srbaIten
nnb ben Qrsis, ben Der 8erbrauher
fir bas Del be5abIen fou. Dan1it
niht 9enug, tontroItren fie auch Die
Wsaichinen our gntternung Der gaumz
ippue, Gins eenunnt, ppourh lie To-
oar in oen Stanp geieBt iino. ben
greis fir gaurtpolls 3u biftiren, 81
ipslhem 8tbuf. iie, ipie es in Der
aIageIbrift beibt, AUDI bas Ser
radungsmaterial fir 8altmpolIe tpns
troliren. gs lit alio Elm ipeitgebsnpsr
nno feftgefiiater Npparat, nm 8robuz
5enten unb 8srbraufprn pas 8lut abz
susapfer, Der ourh 6rutale aapitaIse.z
malt geIhaffen fporben lit. 9dmit tpiro
es alih psritdnolid, iparum bic gar
met trob gutter preiie ln5ufrieoen
limb. Der umitanb liegt Darin, odb
Der quite Yrsis nidt ibnen sutbeil ipirb,
fonbern osn tdpituliitii6sn 9rGftsn,
fpelf1e ben gflan3er aus6sllten. limb
ss III pffentunoig. bob bic Matt elmer
llngeieBli6sn gsrfbtp0runs entIpriust.
Der 9efes ausfhub bes
republitaniihen Ratiundlz&ommitt.es
tpiro 2ebtersm sinen geriht unterbreiz
ten, babinsehno, bub es niht bic 8ou=
madt bsiiBe, bic 3abl Der 3sIesaten
aus bem Siioen gu pertiir5en uno Ionz
itige 5proeruugen Der grogreiTip.n 3l
erfiilen. Das tOnne bur burh cine
Nltipnal=& =&onpsntion eeihebsn, oi. auf
ben nG9itsn 5riiblins Obsr CONNER
einberufen rperoen iolIte. Rad uniez
rem GrmeTsn iolte bas fhon friiber
geiheben. Der tritiihe 3eitpuntt fir
Die republitaniihs partei tritt fton i'm
SUM elm, mann Die GOngrebz zaanois
batsn nprinirt tperoen. St.lIen bic
prosreftpsn Sanoibaten ouT, 10 p.rs
Der Iie oieielben nidt fpisbsr surut3iez
ben unb Derlieren Die R.publitaner bi.
aongrebpablen, 10 1T oumit aGIs Soft
nltng ouf cine Notionaltpabl psrni1z
tet. Spdtsitens big Mdr5 font. Elm.
MusIohnung Der einano.r asesnii6ers
itebeneen SSliigel Der rspublitanii6en
purtsi our9 bic RatipnaIz 8onpention
itattgefunoen babsn, um iol6er Weiie
Die 4ufiteQung bon progrsFIiosn aanz
btoaten gu Oerbiiten. Sft bas geIdsbsn, |
bonn tOnnen bic Republitaner ben
Aampf Inn ben aongrsb nit better
@usiitt auf grfol9 Beginner, oa fber
alien 3peifsl erpiefsn if, boB bic De- |
motraten 9egen Die peretniats republiz |
taniihs partei niht auftomm.n tDn=
nen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07

thinnest of hose. hair puffed. and
pulled, until only the eyes show. and
on top of all this ~'tangle" a great
DOW OF gay ribbon stands sentinel.
There's nothing daintier than a
sweet girl we'll dressed, if modesty is
the keynote. So few of the present
styles have it hat it lies with he
mother TO see that they are changed
(not modifed) fer it's getting near
the border line hat leads to the
more daring Originals"
Every time you allow your daugh-
ter TO wear the least suggestive STYLE
and too few clothes just so much are
you helping her to overstep the
bounds Of modesty. It's the constant
dripping that wears away the greatest
stone Just SO in clothes. Each
time a girl "dares a little she be
comes less conscious Of the fact and
it's this Indifference tina is leadins
back to the "barbarous' in dress. See
to 1T, mothers, that your daughter i.
daily taught the right conception o
dress and what it means. You are nc
only instilling higher ideals for tn.
coming generation but you are help
ing to stamp out the spirit of extra
vagance, that is taking such hold CT
the American
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
Mothers Are You Teaching Your
Daughters To Dress Modestlv9
BY . DODGE.

Mothers: Are you teaching your
~dadghters to dress modestly?
It's a big question, n that is fac
ipa every mother Of today, hat has a
daughter. It's up to every mother
~ help check the present ,'indecen !"
stvle Of dress, that is so rapidly
spreading. I can see the quiet little
mother look incredulous when l say.
you are more to blame" for the
"pizarre' styles than the gay butter
fy' of society, who has nothing to
do but hunt some new "freakish fash
ION to help satisfy her idle crav-
iugs." AS long as the world goes
round we will see her parading and
pictured in outlandish clothes, but
its up to the mother" to keep
these styles from spreading to the
women that count" Your little
daughter is one Of these" for the
girls of today will be the women
Of morrow
she looks noe enough to your
mother eyes as she trips off tC
school. but did you note the time she
took before the mirror and the 'ef
feet ?" extremely low neck and shor
sleeves teven in coolest weather,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address To-
day--You Can Have it Free
and Be Strong and
Vigorous.

We have In cur possession 4 prescription
FIR nervous debility. lack II SiS r. weaGcn
ed manhood. falling memory ana lame bark
brought on By excess. unnatural drains. or
the follte> II youfh. that has cured - many
worn aud nervous IN right IN their own
home>-without additional help or
fnediCine-thai we mink every MAN VINO
wishes 10 regain his manly power ana vir-
illty, quickly and quietly. should have 4
opy. So We have determined u send : copy
81 the prescription free IT charge. III a
plain, ordinary sealed envelope IL any
man who will write US for Il
This prescription comes from a physician
who has made II special study Of men aud
We are convinced il is the >lrcSt acting
continuation for the cure Il deGeient man
hood and vi.or failure ever put , g-taer.
We think We owe Ii To our fellow lnau to
send them Il copy in confidence 81 that any
man anywhere who il weak and disrour-
aged with repeated failures may STOP drug
ging himself with harmful patent m.dl
cineS. secure what We believe Is the quick
est -acting restorative. uphuilaing, Per
TOUCHING remedy ever devised. and ~
cure himself at home quietly and quickly
Just drop us 4 line like this: Interstate
Remedy Co. 1876 Luck building. Detroit
Mich. and we will send You 4 copy II this
splendid recipe In Il plain ordinary envel-
ope free Of charge. a great many doctors
would charge s.. 80 TO 500 for merely
writing out n prescription like this bat
we send it entirely free. Adv.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
MEETING PIEDMONT
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Albemarie Organization In Fin Con-
dition and Doing Good Work-Elcc-
ton of Officers.

ton of Officers.
Especial TO The News and observer D
Albemarle. Oct. The annual
meeting of the members Of the Pied
mont Commercial Club was held asst
night in the club room. in he Den
n~igs-Janes building. The
ship was we'll represented and IN
usal interest was demonstrated.
In the absence Of ]. >. ewing. pres
ident. the meeting was called % order
by the vice president, S. II. Hearne.
The report Of the secretary md
treasurer, Eli kendrick, showed The
club to be in excellent condition and
also showed q very large growth in
membership during the past year
The membership proceeded To elect
four new members on the Board Of
Governors. The newly elected We're
w. H. Whitley, John Huckabee. NJ. ).
Harris and A. G.. H~uneyCutt. Imme-
diately upon the adjournment Of the
membership meeting the Board Of
| Governors went into organization
meeting and elected w. l.. Mann as
president and viii II. Whitley as sec
rotary. The various committees were
also appointed. a committee Of three.
consisting of S. H. Hearne chairman.
j. E. Ewing, a. c.. Huneycutt and J.
A. Groves, were appointed to confer
with Mayor NJ. j.. Harris and the
Board of Commissioners Of StanIy
county with a view to getting an or
ganization of the citizenship Of the
county for Good Roads Days, Novem
Der 9Th and 9Th, in accordance With
the recent proclamation Governor
Locke Craig.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
$4,000 FOR WEAK
MINDED CHILDREN
Appropriation Provided in Bill
introduced in Senate
ITS NEEDS INVESTIGATED
Amount Is Recommended By
Special Legislative Commits
sion to Pay Indebtedness
and Complete Equipment Of
School at KinstOn.

At the last regular session OF the
General Assembly an appropriation
was asked for to be used in the COM
pletion and maintenance Of the North
Carolina School for the Feeble-Mind-
ed. located at Kinston. The General
Assembly did not take action on the
matter to the extent of allowing the
appropriation, but a special commits
SION was appointed to maze investiga-
ton Of the institution and its needs.
This commission submitted it's report
10 the Senate Friday, October. 4th,
and it was recommended in the report
that an appropriation of $6~8,934.17 be
made TO the institution.
At the request of the commission
Senate Ward introduced in the Sen
ate yesterday a bill providing for the
appropriation recommended in the re-
port. 1t specifies the. amount to be
used for each specific purpose in pay
ing off Indebtedness, and for the prop
er equipment and maintenance or the
institution. The bill provides also
hat the trustees will not be- required
TO observe the order of the particular
classes of the inmates as required IN
the statute creating the school. FOL
lowing is the text of the Dill:
Senator Wards Bill.
Section !. That the sum OF sixty
eight thousand nine hundred ant
thirty-four and seventeen one hun
dredths dollars 6S,934.1) be and tn
same is hereby appropriated to tn
North Carolina School for the Feeble
Minded to be. used by the board o
trustees for the items set out in tn
report Of the special committee intro
duced in the Senate, October the thlro
nineteen hundred and thirteen. to-wlt
Nineteen thousand eight hundred an
nlnety-one dollars and cent
t$l9,S91.17) to the payment or TN
present Indebtedness, twenty-fou
thousand five hundred and eight dol
lars GA, sos co. to be used in fnlshln
and equipping the plant and twenty
four thousand five hundred and thirty
five dollars S24.535.00) to be used fo
maintenance for the year ninetee
hundred and fourteen.
Sec. 2. That the trustees are at
thorized to open the school II al
not required to observe the order
the particular classes of inmates 81
out in the statute creating the schoo
Sec. 3. That the trustees and s,
perintendent are directed to confr
theirs expenditures to the apprOpri;
ton made.
Sec. 4. That this act shall take g
rect from and after its ratification
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
NO MUTUAL INTERESTS
This is the Declaration aS TO Buyer
and Seller in TeicDhOne Mater.

To the Editor:-I see President Vail.
of the Bell Telephone System, has L
two-column advertisement IN your pa
per. headed. The Mutual Relations
and Interests of the Eel system and
the Public
There can be no mutual interests
between the Bell system and the pub
lie. There can be 40 mutual interest
between buyer and seller under the
profit system. It is certainly not .
the interest Of the buyer OF my %
bacco tn pay me a profit. for profit :
something for nothing.
The Bell System IL even making he
public pay for the advertisement y
which its president IS trying TO max.
it appear that the interests are mutual
| between il and the public.
The only possible method Tor m" n
terest Of the public and the Bell -ys-
TEN To be one and the same, and mat
would be public ownership n opera
ton.
J. +. TAILOR.
Whist
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
"None of the Railroads Has
Done Much for N. c."
State Should No Lon
ger tolerate the Differences
in Favor of Virginia Cities
Not Surprised at Compro-
mise Efforts.

The fight hat North Carolina is
making for lower freight rates has at
tracted the attention Of the PARKWAY
Houston Post. That paper shows that
it is familiar with conditions in North
Carolina by observing that none Of
the railroads have ever lone much for
his State. 1t adds:
They have devoted effort and reve-
nue. to perfecting through lines be-
tween New York and Atlanta, Jack
~sonville and other points South to the
neglect Of the smaller cities of North
Carolina. Some of this neglect ought
to be repaired through legislative
mandate. regardless Of the freight sit
uation, It is astonishing that North
lCarolina has been able to develop ire
mendous manufacturing interests In
the face Of such freight discrimina-
tons as are complained Of.
From the reports, we take 1t that
by the time the Legislature ~adjourns
the North Carolina freight situation is
going to be materially improved.
I'm the meantime, North Carolina
shippers would make no mistake in
looking carefully into the matter of
improving h inland waterways Of
the State"
Quotes Unjust Rates.
Quoting some of The News and Oh
servers specimen lScrlmlnatOrv
rates. the Post mar
'"These samples are given by the
: Raleigh News and Observer as a gen
eral condition affecting all Interstate
rates upon freight coming in via Wiz
: ginia points.
( I'VE are not familiar with the
e freight situation in Virginia and NORTH
Carolina, but fancy that water rates
to the Virginia points account fo1
:: much Of the difference, but hardly &c
a sufficient extent to Justify such dis
S elimination. Several Virginia river:
e are nayigable we'll into the interior o
r the State and this fact has its bearins
l. upon rates. None of the North Caro-
e lima rivers are nayigable to point
= west of the Seaboard Air Line. w
= fancy, therefore, that the interstate
,r rates into North Carolina via Nlrglnli
n points take a water rate TO the VIZ
ginia point and a local rate into Nortl
Carolina.
e Even at that, no such difference a
If is outlined ought t. be tolerated. an
ct we are not surprised that the SeVera
j. systems which control traffic in Mort
j. Carolina are e~n6eavoring to effect
,e compromise before the Legislator
A. gets into the question OF making Their
walk the chalk line.
f. Indeed, a proposition from n
; railroads to the shippers organlzatio
has already been submitted and Gov
10 lernor Craig has recommended Its aa
ceptance, but the shippers are out 10
what they designate as full Justice
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07

Winston-Sa Salem.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07

be exempt from sale for taxes r Cor
payment Of obligations contracted
for the purchase Of said PREMISES.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07

Many a mans success IS Inc - hs
ability to obtain five by adding NO
and two together.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07

People are always willing to do
their duty-if they are allowed to de-
termine what their duty is.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-10-07
PEERLESS PEA
HULLEE.

Si-oay frzrE cn4rE % -Lt
C.!nea- pa;efste- "a 1AA@s
fe~fi trzE c&Inus rash E
uups rc<t peax HfA .e-st for
ard do. a etezn .ia-1 All
oottr uscharss ~ pa 2n1
reiTst f~sr~-zu stz@ AA1 TSo
w. .essy fr- AoasT
PEERLESS PEA MULLER Co.
n-ef- 6. Af1aatA. Ga
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Alex. Nelson, his heirs, admin
 istrators, and to all whom 1t
 may concern:
 You are hereby notified that ] have expended four hundred dol lars (SlOO) in labor and improve ments upon the Last Chance Mo-. 1 and Last Chance No. 2 lodes, situate in Shoup bay near the en- trance thereof, Valdez recording precinct, Territory of Alaska, the location certificates of said claims being of record in the office of. the U. s. commissioner at Valdez, Alaska. Said expenditure was made in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the laws of the United States and of this territory, said amount being $20O per year, the amount required to hold the claims for the years end ing December 3l, 1914. and De- c mber 3l, 1912. And if, within ninety (9O) days after this mo- tice by publication, you fail or re- fuse to contribute your proportion l$2OO, being StOO for each of said ears) your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscriber. yonr cO-OWner. under ectiOn 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 VIM. KOCH.
 Date of first pub. Jan. 24, 1913.
 Date of last pub. April 2i, i9i3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank Rease, his heirs, ad-
 ministrators, and to all whom
 it may concern:
 You are hereby notified that l have expended $500 in labor and improvements upon the follow ing named lode mining claims, to-wit: The 1.-Two Friends No. l.'' Two Friends No. g." and Two Friends No. B." the loca- tion certificates of which said lode claims are of record in Book ? of Records, pages 377, 377 and 3t6, respectively, in the office of the Recorder for the Valdez Re- cording District, Territory of Alaska, said lode claims being situated s on the west side of Shoup glacier, about six miles from Shoup bay, in the recording district aforesaid, proof of said expenditure appearing by affi- davit filed on December 28, 1912, in the office of the recorder aforesaid; that being $500 per year, the amount required to hold said claims for the year ending December 3l, 1912. And if, within ninety days after this nO- Lice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your prO- portion 1875, being S25 for each of said claims), your interests in said claims will become the prop erty of the subscriber under Sec tiOn 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 JOHN PAULE.
 First pub. January if, 1913.
 Last pub. April IS. 1913.