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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16

g8ie tetannt III lisgsn Die Re0ats
teure oelpiiIer oeutI6zbiireerli4en Sci
tunqen 9lmeritus Dor Dem vltarten
slrm" Ser 6srrIaenben in unsarn be-
punoerno am 8auhe. Mie es ben
9lrbeitern oabei ereebt, oas seigsn Die
@urtommnilIe Bel DEN Grntearbettsn.
Sic geben elm Bib, oas Den Mrbei@
tern, Die aus llngarn tommen uno
bier i'm 2unoe leben, gnlaB 81 Ibz
lteu uno 8eradtung gibt.
8ie allidbrlih nah Sesinn Der
Grntearbettsn in unsarn. 10 tommen
audi bissmal balb bon oieier uno
balo BON iener 9eseno oes 2anoes
Hahrihten BON grnteitreifs. uns
malisnbaften 8erbaftunsen fontrattz
briidissr 2anbarbeiter. Der 8ater
Staat bat nGmli1 in llngarn fir
feline 9roberunobeiiBer gut geiorst
0aut Dem 8eieB itellt bier Der Son.
traftbru1 ser 2anoarbeiter Elm itraf.
redtli9es 9sreeben oar, noriibel
itanorehtlih It abseurteilt miro
Der MiniIter fir 2anopirti6aft De:
neugebadenen Sissitabinetts erliet
cine 8srprbnuns an Ole 8eh0rben
oenen lelbit bas @srmitteln unterias
miro. Sn Dem utas heiBt es MIN
Hid:
,Sobalo bie Mrbeiter Iih peisern
libren pertrussmdbisen pflibten nad
Iautommen. miiifen Ole Beb0roen du
lMunid ser Mrbeitseber iofert elm
fdreiten uno oen Noriariften be
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16
&abl Oem &opt.

ni9t ausgei6loiien, BOB oies tatidd@
lid Bis gu einem beittmmten 9raOe
errei6t miro.
OoB es piFenoe 2trbeiter geben
f0nnte, Die BEL elmer Heferenbumubz
itimmung iiber Das 9lrbeiter @ntz
I6GoigungsgeieB gegen Oieies 9eieb
Itimmen, balten mir fir pollItdnOig
ousaeI6loEen. Nottpenoig 1T nur,
oab oie 2(rbeiter audi informiert finb.
um mas es iih bonbelt. Wer ni6t
min, bab oie 9lrbeiterfeinbe i'm Serb
te oieie5 Sobres pieoer ales grz
iporten, oennod einen Sieg oapon
traeen, Der muB beute l6on fir Die
notpenoige 9luftlGrung iorgen. Die
8efobr liegt BEL Oen inoifferenten
9lrbeitern, oie niats ober nur fapiz
taliftiite 3eitungsn leIen, iiber oen
8lotiA unb Sfnnoal binipeg Die Sa@
DIE ielbit aus Dem 9(uge perlieren.
Sic aufsuflGren lit bie pfli6t auer
lfprti6rittliden Irbeiterl
Sn Dem eroBen Hummel iiber DE
tSfanbale, BON benen jebt unO ipobl
np9 fir ldnsere 3eit Die 3situn9en
pon iino, lpdre es aber nibt aus9es
li6loHsn, bab eine duberit sefabrliz
l6e Sa1e, oie pstitipn iiber Die am
loeitrebte '8erfleioerung Ser Staatsle.
loislatur aus Dem Muge perloren, Die;
fem 8erlaneen entipro6en miro, be.
Ipor sic WlaiIe Der 8epDlferuns iid
Init Ser @o6e ielbit befannt aemah
|bat. Dies i1sint Inn 10 leidter mos'
Hid, als iih ser 8ouperneur oes
lStoutes oafiir ausesIproden bot. ol'
|oemofratifhe parteimaidine fir oie1,
|@a9e olio apeifelos sur Werfieune
Iitebt, anoererieits bas politiide ger
itdnbnis in iol9en 6rueen nod eli
Ito maneelboftes lit. baB Die in eine1
Holden Menberung liegenoen Sefobrel
'Iaar niht reht erfannt tperoen.
Die Oarleaunsen Ger Iltobolln
iterefentsn, bab es NIT elmer fleinere1
2egislatur moslih miro, Die politilh
Madt ser Jarmer gu bre9en, ein
2ssislotur gu fdaffen, Die ii4 all
0ertreter Der 8ep6lferuns Ser Stab
te itiibt. bat seipiB febr piel beItriden
oes an iid. Sang beionoers oonr
tpenn man bon Dem Oiinfel befan
aen lit, oaB aller Sortidritt in De
StGbten nobnt, ser 8ierausfdan
IAN @pnntasen. oie h0dite Ootumen
e tisruna bon Jortidritt unb Treibe
I lIei. Oies miro in lebter 3eit
3 ipieoer mebr benn iemals friiher g
u lpreoiet, in Glepelanb eon5 befonoerl
8 loen Mnlab baau baben Die 8aptiite
= Init ibren llmtrieben seseben.
RI sluber bieien Grasen Der .3ultu,
slsibt es aber aud nod anbere aultu1
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16
Siaian un0 Genoiien.

Die Wiilitdrgeri9te Oeutfdlanbs
iinb IN Der Welt berii4tigt, oh Der
bartsn unb borborii4en Strafen, nit
oeuen ielbit bic tleiniten 8ergeben
geabnbet tperben. Oo6 bieie Wtiliz
tGrgerihte 9eutI4lonbs fDnuen aud
nilDe iein. 0as aeigte ii6 lebte
@o6e BEL bem 8rie9sgeriat Der
t0nigli6en 9ommanbontur in Ser
lin, in benz prp5eiie, Der ben 4ftenz
titel ,Silion unb 9enphen" trug.
GGmtlihe 4ngetlaeten purben ihulz
big beTunben, Die 5irma Srupp sez
gen 8eitedung, gebeime Snformotioz
nen geliefert gu baben. Seutnont
Silion ipurbe gu 3pei Wtonaten 8ez
fGn9nis nerurteilt, Die 2eutnunts
S6leuber unb 9init, jeoer gu bier
Monaten, unb 2eutnant 5o9e 5u 43
Sogen. Die erIten brei perlieren ibz
re Sffi3ierspatente, aber !9pge blei6t
in Der 2(rmee. Sber sSntenbonturz
SetretGr pfetffer nurbe gu feds
Mpnaten @efdngnis perurteilt, Der
6euertperter S6mibt gu 5tpeiunbeinz
balb Monoten 9efdngnis uno iein
aollege Or0Ie gu bret Wo6en 8az
iernenorreit. Sn Der ltrteils6egriinz
bung tlong es ipie Gnti4ulDigung,
buB mon ii6erburpt itrafen mubte.
gBir iino bic lesten, bic gegen bic
Spfer bon 3uitdnben,' on benen lie
ben tleiniten Ssil S6uIb tragen,
borte Strafen forbern piiroen. Wir
tDnnen nur tpiini6en, es mDgen
Seuti6Ionbs Sriegas:ri6te INNER
BON 10 pisI Meni6li6teitsz uni
G,eredtigteitssefiibl erfillt iein olE
Diesmal. Gin Sfonoal lit es aber.
tpie bic gon5e 4faire gegsniiber Der
5irmu 8rupp bisber perloufen lit
Mun lit 9egen bos Sreiben Del
Sruppgeielli6aft nit elmer inOeutid:
lono unp preuBen bisber unerb6rter
No6ii6t porgegongen. gs honoel
ii6 nm ben 0errat militdriIher Sc
beimniiIe. Die bas S6iboletb Del
herrli9en oeutI6en rStoatspro
nung" iinb. S6on i'm Cftober DO
rigen Snbres bringt Sen. 2iebtne6
Dem arieg5minilter Die geI4riebenel
t 8epeisitiide jenes @errotes in
6ous, nos nod gar ni6t geniigenl
: bed6tet iptrb. Gs poren iieb5ebl
: 0ebeimberidte, Die minoeItens lei
: 1906 bon einem &ruppIhen @gentel
: in Berlin regelmdBig no4 Glen al
Die 5irma geinnot Duroen unb Il
nI6ner ipogen", bnB man lie bein
, Srnnsport als nGornlpal5en" bella
rierte = einssteils aus S6nmbaftig
r felt, nnoernteils CUR mebr grOBerel
! Siderbeit. 9lun ip1te mon meinen
, Der i6neiOige 8erteibiger Der Can
: oe5iiherbeit uno bes militdriihel
: Snterehes bate iofurt felt in oa
r Weipenneft gesriffen, bos ibm B,
aufgebedt puroe. gBeit gefeblt, 6
] benuftragt lebiglich Die politiife go
1 li3ei nit rGrmittlungen". llnb bisi
4 rgrmittlungen" oauern ourh De-
: Sttpber, Den Nppember, Den Oesem
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16

Die Srobt5ieber bss 8upitalis>
mus, pel6e burh Die fir iol6e
3tpede gsidaffene @quitp IHociation
beitrebt iino, Die SntereHen oes 8roBz
fopitals pabr5unebmen, haben es
meiiterhaft peritdnben, Die allgemeine
9lufmerfiomteit bon Ser etgenen Ser
pprfenbeit ub3ulenten. Sn Der Sra
qe Der bis jeBt in Columbus einge=
rei6ten petitionen ouf Heferenoumz
abItimmunqea bier Stiid lie9en
por = alei9t Sbio berseit tut1G6li4
einem 6erenteHel, in Dem es brpoelt,
bampft uno 5iidt, uber Der eigent=
lihe eeSnbalt i'm 8erborgenen bleibt.
9fanoal lit nun in Sbio Srumpf.
8esen Die petition ouf Iertperfung
bes bon Der 2egislatur an9enommez
nen Mrbeiter Gntf6doigungs selebes
miro Ser 5eloaug, pegen Sdli1ung
Ser unterihriften, Ieitens Der Momt@
niitration peitersefiibrt. gu Den
friiberen @erbaftunsen iino ou6 in
Der lebten @o9e neue 8erbaftun9en
oaau oefommen, sic petition ihsint
oeriatet, penn ni9t uubergepOhnli9s
ImitGnoe Ser u9inisteits Iereiniz
eung" CUR 9ilfe fpmmsn.
Die bon bieler poltsfeinoliden
aliaue aber ins Wsrt seIeBte Sesens
aftion, auFgebaut auf elmer febr inert.
miirbioen Ginbruhsae1di6te, be:
berrI9t beute oie SeffentliAtett meb'
Sen oie Grose, pie Die llnterfdriftsr
aufasbradt tpurben. Gs bot fait Der
9lnfaein, ols ob es selinsen tDnnte
gu betpeilen, bab nidt blob oas
@robtapitol, lonoern aud Die @srtrs
ter ser 1c9enannten &leinen 2eute II
ser Mnpenouns periperflider Wtitte
9(ubersen0bnlides gu leiiten permO
oen. 8erbaf aftunsen uno 8efdno
Mile iaeen einanoer, bob es nur I
fnattert. 8eioes fonn man NIT MuI
tpenbune bes notieen @eloes bsfann,
lid in Mnierifa lei6t haben.
Die Mrbeiter baben feinen Mnlat
fih SEN aopf iiber Die Srage 81 ger
brehen, pb Die Gquitp @h'n ooer o'
getdmpfsr berislbsn, pie lie NIT De
GinbrudseeIdihte in WerbtROun
aebradt peroen. mehr Butter al
aopfe baben. Wfit Oono Blanta. I
Dem befannten @eoidt bon 9elnrlt
Seine: .Oisput" tann man lager
9lh, es min mid fdier beoilnten. oa
Ser gabi uno Ser WfDnh, Dab !
ale 8eibe itinfen. 8on betoen Sette
miro einonoer porselporfen, Dab
ser @eaenpartei por qllem oarum
tun {ei, oas Nedt oes Referenonn
an fih 3u oistreoitieren, ieine 9anl
babune bon alien Mnfanee an .
Bep0lieruns au peredeln; !sioer TT 4
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16

ber unb ben Sonuar, olfo fdnger ols
elm gierteljobr. Su oieier 3eit tonn
bic 8ruppfirma bas S6limmite
ldngit beieitigt baben unb nur bas
9ormloIere iibrisgelahen baben.
Gubli6, om Z. 5ebruar b. S., perz
ben iieben Militdrheamte unb Der
8ruppihe agent glei9Seitig Derbufz
tet, Ippie iebt erit Ser 8ebeimIdront
Der 8onpnenlieferanttn in Berlin
unteriu9t. No6 jest finbet Der I'm
terIudun9srihter nube5u tauieno
v&prnpalaen", pobrf4einlia ober
bic minber belnItenben. uno bnnn
tommt bas 9lergite: itatt boB nun
nenigitens riidtpGrts gegangen unb
in Gfen Bel Der 9nuptfirma griinbz
lid geIu6t unb ausgetebrt miro, bielz
lei6t ou6 Bel i6ren 8ertretun9en i'm
2(uslanbe, pobin Tie bas @ropierenbz
ite lGn9it peri6leppt 6oben tonn,
pirb in cine ni6t pefliger ols bier
Mpnate onuernbe 8orunterIu4ung
eingetreten, BEL Der man ii4 nit Dem
10 ipdt erit ergriffenen Woterial be-
gniigt, un0 am @nbe biefer 8prunz
teriu6ung, ndmli6 gnbe Mat, tperz
ben alle 8erbafteten entlnHen, Die
ieitoem ungebinbert untereinanber
unb NIT Der &ruppfirmo perfebren
ourften. go lit 10 ettpns Bel einem
2anbesperratsproseB in SeutI6lnnb
bisber erb0rt tporoen? Sn itrengiter
Soft baben INNER nod ielbit Die
6armloieiten Spipne, gegen bic ln=
tlagematerial oorlag, biz gum Soge
ibrer Qburteilung iiBen miiFen. Die
2eute ober, bic nit &ruppihem Sol
De in geriibrung tdmen, i6einsr
our6 Die geriibrung 81 4usna6me:
meni9en geporben gu iein. 9eb0rt
, oos CUR neubeutIhen Reidsberrli9:
felt i'm SubilGumsidbr?
Der aruppasent iit nit benz aus
briidliden 4uftrage, 2nnbesperrdte
rel gu treiben unb 8eIte6ungsgeIoe
GGrtra9rottfitatipnenO Dnbei 8
bertpenDen, pom &rupppirettprium il
G1en no6 Berlin geIditt uno ba
na6 be5ablt uno bebanoelt trir0er
Wprolininure g(npanoIungen, Die if,
3eitneiie befielen, lpurben ppn GTet
aus nit brutalen Gntla1ungsbro
bun9en niebergei6lagen. Seit min
oeitens iieben Sabren orbeitet oi
Sruppfirma gei6Gftlif mitteI
| 2nnbesperrates. sic muB qana
2lr6ipe lonoesperrGteriIher W1ittei
lungen i'm Snz ooer 2luslanoe beiit
sen. ltnD gegen bieie pom grofi
gefiiriteten 6erren lit ani6einenb Biz
Der ni6ts grnItli9es untsrnomme
lppr0en.
@ie tommt es, boB ni6t na6 be
GueGe Der gun5en 2tffaire, mad Der
Sruppoirettorium, Suerit gefaBt I'M
oteIer 9lugiasitall gereinigt ipurpt
ebe man oas unglaublihe pogte, bi
fletnen Siinoer nb5uIhlahten I'M
! oa6ei Den groBen 8eIegenbsit gu ge
| ben, nls r3eugsn" pber nSudper
ifGnbi9e" ihr SntereIIe ipo6rsunsf
men?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16

aber er lorst trsu fir oie Wabruns
ieiner tpirtidaftli4en Sntereiien Gs
lit cine 8anbe bon 2euten, Die ii9
in ser Musbeutuns uno Sideruns Der
Musbeutunssm0glidfeit Ses Bottles
polltommen einis fino. 3u biefem
.3pede mibbrauden lie Die our4 elm
f9Gnblides WablseieB ansetigneten
Mahtmittel bes Gtaates uno iper6en
'felbit in Mmeritu BON fnen 2euten
bepunoert, oenei1 bic sleine Musbeus
|tunsssier eisen III.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-08-16

81 6 beItGttgt MUIR
ben Die in Der Hummer oes ,@ho"
BON poriger gBohe unter Dem Sitel:
,9us YDltertraueripiel am 8altan"
gemd6ten 9(usfIbrungen. ROh 1T
Die Sints faum trpden. nit Der Die
llnterI9riften unter DEN in 8utdreit
abgeI6loHeren 9ertrag geiebt nur@
Den uno ihpn melOet ser telegraph
aus europa, ouB Der pereinbarte
SSrieoensnertrag elmer 6leurligen
Gepiiion untersogen iperoen muB.
iol ni9t neuerli1ss glutpersieben
Gle unuusbleibltde Solse iein. Sus
tpmmt oapon, oaB Die europdiihe
Diplomatic es tpie hpbe Yolitif au=
Ber6ufb guropas bisber niht per=
iteben eelernt bat, nit bem in leBa
ter 3ett iiberda erlpahten Uolfsbe=
nuBtIein gu rednen. Die 8erbee=
runsen an 8olfsfraft uno an Natioz
nalrsi9tum iino nun seraoe5u unsez
beuer eenug geporoen, um CUR
G,nii6t gu mabnen. Sb bies ieBt
| idon gu Dem riatigen 9anoeln treis
ben miro, lit aleroings gu beapei=
feln. gu piele ardfte Der boben po=
llitit Guropas finb am 8altan tdtig
luno gu tief Duraeln nod Die Mn=
1i9ten Der alten Shule.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
%-s+a-s4-4-ElFs-ll-9ss-l-8-sl-s-l-s-sl-ii-l9-Fi-l
Personal Mention

Miss Grave V. Bonner, who appeared twice last week at the Orpheum and Monday night at Douglas in isper- sonations, left last night on the North western for Cordova, Valdez and Sew ard
 Robert Lowe, the WhitehOrse busi- ness man and for several years speak CT of the Yukon Territorial council, was visitor in Juneau yesterday while the Northwestern was in port. He is on his way from Seattle and Van couver to his home.
 Capt Albert Nilsen, manager of the Dundas Bay cannery, is in Juneau, at tending court Capt. Nilsen reports that the fishing season is very success full Mrs. Nilsen accompanied her hus- band to Juneau.
 w. R. Rust, of the Tacoma smelter and Hugh c. Wallace will return from Chichagoff and sail south on the Mar ipOsa tonight.
 Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Mrs. J. E. Marshall have booked passage on the Mariposa sailing South tonight.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Hinds left for the South on the Jefferson today noon.
 Mrs. Charles D. Garfield will leave for the States for a visit with her folks. She will spend some time in Olympia where her father resides.
 Fred Burlington, manager of the Dream Theatre, of Ketchikan, which is on Spickett's Orpheum circuit, is in Juneau attending court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
IMPORTANT RULING
 ON 80 ROD STRIPS

No application, selection, filing nor location will be allowed under any law, for the areas reserved in the eighty rod limitations along the ac- tual shore lines of navigable waters, and. according to rulings just made by the interior department the eighty rod limitations or reservations also extend back eighty rods from the shore line.
 The local land office yesterday re- ceived a circular letter issued by the Secretary of the Interior under date of June :, 1913, relating to the reser- vation of eighty rods between all loca- tions along the shore line of naviga- ble waters. Under the provisions of the circular no application, selection filing, nor location, will be allowed un- der any law for such reserved areas, other than for landings or wharves. The instructions also state that any claim which is located within eighty rods of the actual shore line will be considered as located on the shore for the purposes of the reservation. -
 This ruling will likely be of material consequences to many who have be- come interested through some sort of claim on the reserved areas be- tween homestead locations, situated on the Salmon creek road. Just what effect such ruling will have on mining claims and mill site locations is matter of conjecture. Some of the land also has been appropriated for homes.
 It is contended by many that Gas tineau channel is not navigable in it's true sense, but only at certain stages of tide for small craft only.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
TAXES DELINQUENT
 IN TWO DAYS MORE

City Clerk w. T. Lucas says that tardy tax payers are beginning to bring in their tax money About half the taxes levied have already been paid in. There remains but two more days for the bmance to get their mon ey in before the unpaid taxes become delinquent.
 The clerks office will be open from 10 a. m. to p. m. on Friday.
 The new law in reference to the as sessment and collection of city taxes makes it mandatory on the tax col lector to collect the penalty. The law reads as follows:
 That on the last Friday in July of each year, at the hour of o'clock D. m., all unpaid taxes shall become de- linquent and the city clerk must col lect thereon for the use of the City an additional five per cent It also provides as follows
 "On or before the second Friday in August of each and every year the city clerk must publish the delinquent list of assessments against personal property,-to said list must be ap- pended and with it published a notice that unless the taxes delinquent, to- gether with the penalty for such de- linquency, are paid, the property upon which the taxes are a lien will be sold at public auction, designating the time and place of said sale, which must take place in or in front of the Council Chambers, not less than ten days from the date of the last publication"
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23

Dress-making and ladies' tailoring; No 10, Hogan's Flats. Mrs. Bailey. Ct
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
P PASSENGERS LEAVING
 ON THE NORTHWESTERN

The following took passage on the Northwestern today for Skagway and points to the Westward:
 For Seward-W. J. Lewis.
 For CordOva Miss A. Brenner Henry Alheidt, J. B. Hyder, A. K. Me Daniels.
 For Valdez-Miss Grace E. Bonner, Mrs. J. N. Cole.
 For Skagway-Gov. J. F. A. Strong and Mrs. Strong, J. Meinar, Miss So- gori, c. s. Pierce.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
JOHN c. SMITH ARRIVED
 FROM SOUTH ON AL-KI

John c. Smith returned to Juneau on the Al-Ki this morning after an ab- sence of several weeks in the States and British Columbia. Mir Smith says it is astonishing how this town is going ahead, and that he would hardly know the place Mr. Smith is inter ested in mining property or Portland canal and also on Douglas island. He will remain in the vicinity of Juneau during the balance of the summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
FLOATING COURT AFLOAT

Judge Robert W. Jennings sailed with the floating court for the Alas kan Westward from Valdez July 16th. The Thetis is the floating court house upon which the courts sessions will be held
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
To Sail.

Typewriters for rent-w. H. CASE
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
OSPREY IN PORT
-n-n-

The fisheries patrol boat Osprey ar rived in port this morning from her first cruise and is tied pat the Pa cifc Coast dock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
IF THE MEN OF TREADWELL

-O-O-
 Will consider real economy, better ap- pearance, satisfactory results, and hon. est values, they will take the time to see our Mr. Irving. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at Treadwell.
 J. H. IRVING & co. 7-22-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
TRIMMER x RITTER

See this firm for all kinds of dray- ing and hauling. We guarantee sat lsfaction and reasonable prices. Coal oehVered promptly. Femmer & Rit- ters Express. Stand Burford's Cor ner. 1ea Phone S14. Residence phones
 VI 1O"' If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
Sparks From
 Douglas
-O-O- ALASKA BASEBALL IN
 MOTION PICTURES


 DOUGLAS. July 2S.-W. D. Gross, the motion picture magnate, has made l arrangements to get motion pictures of the Douglas-Juneau baseball game that will be played at Douglas next Sunday. The pictures will be shown in all the Alaska play-houses, and per haps elsewhere in the country. DOUGLAS, July 23.-The firemen's meeting at Treadwell, which was to have been held tonight, has been post poned until Thursday evening
 The steamer Al-Ki arrived this morning with freight and mail.
 l.. J. Parker was an outgoing passen- ger on the Al-Ki.
 Street Commissioner Nelson has started his crew to repairing the up per part of Front street beginning at the City wharf.
 Chief Operator Mccoy, of Nugget creeek power plant, is a visitor in town.
 The Ladies League of the Congre- gational church will give a ten-cen-tea in the church parlors Thursday after noon.
 The City jail is being painted this hotel is quite a popular resort
 Mrs. Andrew Brant left on the AL Xxi for a visit to the South.
 Ed. Christoe is planning to have a big removal sale soon.
 Repairs are being made to No. 4 bunk house at Treadwell
 Owners of dogs will do well to visit the City Clerk and get a license be- fore any accidents happen to their canine
 Watch Leiver's for homemade can dy about the 18th. 7-9-t.f.
 LOST-An Eastern Star pin, be- tween the Odd Fellows hall and the | TreadWell hill. Finder return to Mrs. John Richards, Treadwell and re- ceive reward. 7-1S-6t Just received from M. Born & Co.,, Chicago, H., 500 samples of East ern-made goods, for tailor-made suits. Come in and have your choice laid aside. Your fit guaranteed. Ed. | Christoe Front st. 7-17-6t. -O-O- | IF THE MEN OF TREADWELL -O-O- | Will consider real economy, better ap pearance, satisfactory results, and hon est values, they will take the time to see our MT. Irving. Wednesday,
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-23
ARRIVING ON THE soPHIA.

Mrs. F. LannOn, Mrs. H. Willis and M Graham arrived from the South on the Princess Sophia this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
PRAISE SHOW
Two Prominent local Physicians
Speak Highly OF Damaged
Goods" az Court Theatre.

Following the Initial performance
Of Damaged Goods" at the Court
theatre last evening. Drs. Eugene Hill
dreth and r L. Drinkard volunteered
expressions OF praise concerning the
moral side of the play Since the
announcement was made that the
play would be staged in this city.
many persons have objected In
strong language. but the two physi-
clans named. in addition to many
others who Witnessed the first pro-
duction last night. offer much praise
In speaking OF the play DR.. Hill
dreth said: Il think the play is very
instructive and elevating. II would
be an excellent thing TO have II re-
produced in every university town in
the United States. II Is my opinion
that the effect would De very wnore-
some. l believe that fathers and
mothers should talk more plainly to
their children on this subject"
DIR. Drinkard spoke OF the play as
follows: Damaged Goods portrays
in vivid and impressive way. the
nature. course. prevalence and re-
suits OF one OF the most dreaded dis
eases known TO the human race. I
saw nothing indecent. vulgar or I'm.
modest in either of the acts. highly
recommend and hope that they may
have large audiences during their
stay in the city"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-24
nine LIVES LOST
IN A TORNADO

NEW ORLEANS. la. oct 30 "A
white woman and uer baby aud seven
negroes lost their lives and 3 Der.
sons were slightly injured Zoo tor
nado which swept over southern lou.
i5Iara Of dawn today Cane crops
"err raled. dwellings and fences do.
moli-h'l and other damage don. on
plantations southwest OF this city.
Near ThibodeauV AIRS Nalize Horuo
and her two months old baby and
two negroes wore killed. Eleven
other negroes on The plantation were
injured when their quarter. were DO.
WDll IrI
Cutting ~ clean path 500 feet
vide. t1" tornado swept through tho
EIIu-'Ou plantation at Lulu. I.a. do.
W0.i h.l. the u"Ero 0uarter-. killing
five negroes aud manning several
other. including e white woman and
man 8 terrific rain was driven BE-
fore fh" wind o. is believed tho
tornado spent itself boz the gulf after
aWoep.nr over southern Mississippi