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The Washington times., 1913-03-17

Citizens Association Wants to
Be First Civic Body to Wei
come Commissioner.

RANDLE HIGHLANDS, d. c.. March
1.-THE RandIe Highlands Citizens
Association is planning to be the first
civic body in the District to receive Col.
Chester Harding. the new Engineer
Commissioner. Colonel Harding is to be
invited to attend an entertainment IN
his honor In the Randle Highlands Bap-
tist Church. The entertainment COM
mittee of the association, of which
George V. Blakeney is chairman. has
been authorized to make arrangements.
The date will suit the convenience of
the Engineer Commissioner. Women Of
the community will be asked to assist.
The citizens hope to make Colonel
Harding acquainted with some Of their
street and grading problesns. The asso-
ciation will express its choice tonight
in the Baptist Church. The indorse-
ment viii be recorded for President
Wilson. The subject of the improve
ment of L'Enfant Circle, at Pennsyl-
vania and Minnesota avenues, will be
taken up, an effort being under way
to have this space made into a small
park.
An effort is to be made by citizens Of
Randle Highlands and vicinity to have
the assessment feature eliminated ITOIIl
recent legislation which provided for
the acquisition Of old Forts Davis and
Dupont, near the District line, for pub
lie parks together with the widening
OF Alabama avenue to connect these
two former wartime defenses. PART of
to be assessed as benefits against prop
erty. In contrast to this, the Randle
Highlands Citizens Association will
bring to the attention of Congress the
providing for the purchase of the valley
OF Rock creek between the Geological
Park and Potomac Park for park pur-
poses. as well as that for the acquire
ment Of the Klingle Ford valley tract
for similar use, both Of which were ap-
propriated for on the half-and-half prin-
ciple.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Randle Highlands Baptist Church Is
planning to give a supper in April,
gage inde btedness Of the church.
Mrs. J. w. woodward. of Phila-
delphia, Pa. who has been visiting
DR., BENJAMIN T. Woodward, her son,
on Pennsyivania avenue, has return
ed to her home.
Miss Nina Loudenslager has return
ed to her home in Iowa, after visiting
George Loudeosluager, her uncle. IN
Q street
DIR. and Mrs. Chase, of Princeton. n.
j.. who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allaband on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. have returned to Princeton.
Col. A E. Randle is emplating
extensive improvements in his villa
in Pennsylvania avenue. which il. re-
garded as one Of the handsomest
houses In this section.
The Rev. Hubert Bunyea has an
ncunced that he will organize a Bible
class in the Baptist SUNDAY school
The Washington times., 1913-03-17

The annual congregational meeting Of
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church will take place on the evening
Of Wednesday, March g, in the edifice.
in Minnesota avenue.
The Washington times., 1913-03-17

Mrs. J. w. woodward. Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, who has been visiting
DR.. Benja min T. woodward. her son,
ed to her home.
The Washington times., 1913-03-17

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Randle Highlands Baptist Church Is
planning to give q supper in April,
the proceeds to 70 toward the mort.
gage Indebtedness of the church.
The Washington times., 1913-03-17
CHURCH PROGRAMS
FOR ANACOSTIA
Hoy Week Will Be Observed With Solemn Services in Suburb
Congress Heights Postmaster Will Lecture on
Trip to Panama Canal.

on events In the life OF Christ during
his last week on earth
The Washington times., 1913-03-17

Adolphus GUIDE. grand high priest OF
the grand chapter. Royal Arch Mason s.
in the District. is confined to his home
"Gudemont," this place, but is recover
ing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

Die @eIamtbeit Der Misunderstanding
De Der 8altunurmeen ms Quge fafs
len, 10 itelen mir feit, bab fanf
Se4itel uno nod mebr bes pulpers
oeutides pulber 1T. Wenn uniere
9eidiibe Dertseuge oes Sieges pas
rem, 10 III infolgebeIen bas BUILDER,
oas ibnen ben Sieg bra9te. oeutIaes
pulper. Die Serren Saures uno
2efepre baben ii9 barber g~eipunoert,
DAB Die fran30Ii6eu Snouftrieden
urierm BUILDER nidt oieIelbe Hetlame
gema9t baden pie i6ren @ef9iben.
Was MIDI dngebt, 70 beeliidpinlde
i'd tie gu bieier 3uriidbaltune." =
faet gum SdIuB feiner ges
De: rllnfer (oas fran5Oiif4e) qulper
bat unspeifelhaft audi quite gigenz
iaafteni aber Die franaDiifden guls
perfabrifanten, Die suerit einen neuer
Weg gebabnt batten, bdben Damn mebr
als 20 Sabre lang seialafen; oiefer
1T es, Den mir beute be5ablen."
9liidliderpsiie bat Die beutfde
pulperinouitrie nidt geidlufen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
9entides nnO f~run50Fides gnlDer.

SthtluDee hHu i[~uhduVIuJeS FNlutE.
Die in Min6sn erIfeinenoe 3etts
i4rift fir S&ieBs uno Sprengitoffs
tpefen bringt folssnoe intereFants
Mitteilung: 9egeniiber ben Mitteis
lungen iiber ous niegrei4e, frunsoiis
ide BUILDER auf Dem 8altun" bat Der
franSOliide Qbgeoronete unb 8eri6ts
eritatter iiber oas Mdrine Budget
painleb6 folgenoes dusgefiibrt: Nidt
500 Miaionen patro1en baben uniere
pulberfabriten an Die 9altanItuaten
geliefert, Ionoern nur ungefdbr 40
MiQionen. auBer0em iino Der bils
9arii9en aegisrung gegen SO nil
lionen ni9t geldbene patronen gelies
fert fporoen un6 Die 9ef9i6te oieIer
8eitellung 1T lebrrei9. 9ulgarien bats
te 1903 bel elmer fransoiIden @eiels
i4dft 30,500,000 %gelabene patronen
beitellt. Nd9 ben onseItellten @ers
fuden ipuroe 0as pulper aber Su>
riidsepieien uno Oieier glMftrdg in
cine 8eitelung bon 38 MiIlioneii
9iillen umseGnoert, Die 8ulsarien
ielbit nit Dem BUILDER gu laoen ii9
porbebielt, oas es in 0eutfdlanb ges
tauft bate. llno tpeun bic 9uIgaren
slsidertpeiie in Srautreid tire Jelbs
artiQerie beitellt bab.n, 10 boben lie
bod gu einem suten Sell Die proBen.
DE Munitipn uro nus pulpsr in
Geutidsanb befteat. nno tpenu mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
Die alteiten nnb bic iinaiten SGmae.

Die alteiten nnb bic iiinsiten SGnse.
0ie San5msiiter Der Melt baben
pieoer einn1al cine intsrnatipnale
8erIdmmlung abgebdlten, unb atpar
in 8aris. Die 8eri9te ibrer 8ers
banolunesn entbdlten man9erlei I'M
terefante ansa5en iiber Die @si9i4te
Der peridieOenen SdnSe. Sad ben
@nii9ten oieIer 5d9tsnner piiroe
unter Ben bsute i'm 8aaiaul iibli9en
Sdn5en ben Rubm bes bOaiten 4l4
tiers Der 9reiidritt=8 Bottom in 4nz
fpru9 nsbmen fDnnen. Dieter Suna
ioq Der dlteite unter alien Sdn3en in
europa iein. Seine griiten5 lam
Bis ms Sabr 878 uno in bic Hegie=
rungsSeit 2u6nigs Ill. suriidperfolgt
iperosn. 8eri9te aus oieiem Sabre
meloen, bab pdbreno Der Seitli9teis
ten, Ole Bernard DC Menton am Sofe
arrangierte, Die .Souree" i'm 9rei=
getan3t puroe, uno oiefe
8ouree 1T nidts anberes uls Der
Bolton. 4,d Der Walaer bIidt auf
elm Iebr ebripiiroiges bitter Suriid.
gls feinen @eburtstag tDnnte man
iogar Elm gans beitimmtes 9aAm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

dngeben, oenn er tparb gum erIten
Mdl in garis am 8. Nobember ITS
oorsefubrt uno tpuroe balb gum offis
aielen Sana am Sofe Der 9errI9er
aus Dem Sauie 8alois erboben. SIN
raI9en Sieses5ug eroberte er ii9 Die
gauge frDbliae Welt bes Mittel=
alters uno puroe in S9lob uno
9iitte nit 9lei4er 9sgeiieruns ees
tan5t.
Inter Sen sGnsen, bic mir als cine
Reubeit INN 9alfual besriiber, blidt
Der Stpp@S tep faon alf cine perbGlts
nismdbig lGnsere 2ebens3eit auriid.
@r tpuroe nad ben 4ngaben bes off
fisiellen 8eridtes i'm Sabre 1898 BON
Walhington 2opp seidaffen, Der
bann aud fir feline Ginfibruns in
5ranfrei9 iorste. Sin gang iunger
San5 lit Der Snes@ Step, Den Mib
Welib i'm Sabre 1910 aus Brighton
in Gnslano mad Dem SeitIaHo inns
portiert baben iou. Sn Grantreid
besinnt oieisr san5 erit iebt in ben
Salons feiten SUB gu faFsn. Die
mSberlodinstte", bic erit i'm perganaes
men Sabre srfunoen tuuros lit 6ss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
Get Grnbprabler.

Gin &eiienber febrte nod IGnge.
rer abpeienbeit in feline gaterftaOt
5uriid. Sci Der Grabbing ieiner
@rlebniiie riibmte er ii6 in alien
@eieaiduiten Der @roBtatenL Die er
in fremOen 2Gnbern arsgefiibrt bat.
te. so babe i'd, er5GbIte er inter
anoerem, reinmuG altf Ser Sniel
Rboous cinen 10 ipeiten Sprung ge.
tan, pie i'm feirer bon elid1 alien
ia, ibr 6iirft mfrs eIarben -
feiner inter Sauien0en not5utln
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

imItnn6e lit. - Gae Girpobner
bon &boous fonnet mir 6as be5elt.
gen" - pGi, mein 2ieber", ant.
portete ibm elmer Der u~mite9enoen,
DtuaS bebarfS fir inns Der 3eugen
alif Hbo6us? 8oblan! Gerfe bod,
bier iei Rbools, uno ipring bier
aud 10 ipie bort, 10 tuollen mir Oirs
mtd be8eltgen!@
8nber itammt oos Spridport,
oeiien man ii6 eegen Grabler be.
oient: oSier lit Hbobus - bier
mad oeine Spriineel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

iiingite San3 in Der &anglifte Der
San3lebrer, oenn iene erptiIden
Neubeiten, Die ieitoem Dem gpoen
oes partetts entIprofen Iino, Oen
Srutbabntritt, Ben BadeIton3, ben
SangO, Oieie iiingiten ainoer Der ditss
gelaRenen San5laune, betro9tet oie
offiaiele Gboreogrdpbie aIs fir fs
ni9t eriitierenb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
Rat(el< uno Spielecke.
&itfeI.

9iatfeI.
1.
9fpnr bin i'd fir bn5 2iht gemndt,
Sod brauht ibr meiit mid mr. BEL
Haft;
RiQit on bon mir ben gtiiben 1piireu,
Yaibt oi nit ii6rer SauD mid fiibren,
Cont tonnt es Ieitt 70 libel fommen,
Sap 0u, tpenn on gum Shnitt mid
5tuinglt,
9os @e9euteiL bon bent b%oqbriu9it,
8ds 6u 5u tiu Dir porgeuommen.
2.
Ho6 ME ipra9 meme 3iin9e, tpie ibr
fpibt,
6btrobI lie i6nea uno leift 6etuegli9
1T;
God fpar6 6urf iie ihon man6er
Streit entl6ieoen
llub Die garteien iparen tets 5ufrics
ben.
llneleidbeit bab i'd unb RIB cher ri6t,
ais bis i6 ie gebraft inS 8lei6aes
tpidt;
Drum bin i9 aud Ieit a~ltersgrduer
2eit
Sinnbilb Der @fei6pcit uno @ere6tiss
teit.
-
3.
Gin Sing, Sas o6ne 3uu9c Iedt,
9as balo erfreut uno balls eri6redt,
9as ohne 3ubn unO obne Wagen
Sod m~ueridttIid 9ierig fribt,
90 lange mas gu frelieu lit;
Nur 8aIler fam es nidt bertrd9en:
SobaIo IS triutt, erliI9t Iein glii6n0er
Bid,
Sc itirbt oa6tn I'M au9enbIid.
4.
Nie iiberi9reit' i'd meines SnuIcS
Sforten,
limb MIDI berdus3unotigen, emp0rt;
Sd inebre mid, 10 tIeiu i9 bin, nit
8orten,
8nIb i6ipdB i6 bumnt, baIb REQ ib
bo6gele6rt.
Sd bin du9lei6 uro gang an bielen
6rter,
Die Srauet 6olten mid beIonbers inert.
@ott idnif nit Iban uno nit Cha
mid;
Gein gtenI9 fam iaaeu, tper i9 bin.
nls td.
-
8.
Sd Drebe mid auf elmer Sdeibe,
SD tpanoIe obne Nait un6 Stub;
alein lit Sas 6elD, bas i'd uml9rei6e, |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

0eutf4Ian5s auspGrtis
ger Sanoel belief ii9 lebtes Sabr auf
iiber $4,689,000,000.
Rom 1T einmal mebr als 30
Gage lang polltommen u~nbeppbnt qes
oas NOR uad Der Groberung
ourt1 gotila.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

Sn ser q d BE bpn Ga grpTe,
Wis., fpurben auf Dem 5eloe cine
gauge Menge Wa9teln i'm SGnee
aufgefunoen. Die Siere batten li1
Dor Der adlte in oen tiefen S9nee
pertroHen, als Damn aber fir elm
paar Stunben miloes @etter emintrat,
fdmoI3 bic Sberfldde bonn S6nee,
lm aber sleid in Der HaGt au elmer
biden arufte 5uiummen gu fmrieren.
Oieie tonnten Die @Sgel nift our9.
bredsn uno 10 iino lie perbunqert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
30fun9em

Der RdtfeI i'm e~OnntassbIatt Spu,
%. Mars,
/. 9as S6ifsbau5oI3.
2. 9ie Spinbel.
3. 9aS 81.
4. Ser Sa1n ouf Dem Surnt, an,
SAP nnb am @etpebr.
5. gereibmeinni6t,
6. 9as @eipeult.
7. Sic @gge.
s. Ser &eint.
8. Ser @eber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

= @ebontenfpIitter. eine
peiie Suseno 1T Elm ebenfo fpibtrIis
der anbIid tpir Elm iih iDermiiig
Q~lkar0nlosS Mltsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

radL RGnndenl" rief Srolt &rGbe
aus,
sJlieb' idnen NIT mir ms SeIo
binaus!
Tort itebt elm fiirdterlifer Mann
.9nt einen blalien aittel oil
llnb brobt ingrimmig NIT Der SouIt.
SD babe ifredlid mid gegrouit,
als id gar5 unbermiltet nab
Den llnbeimlihen Dor mir lab.
aontm NIT Binaus uto Jag mir
bann,
Was min Der boie, itltmnte
Monn2"
SER ar1Bes 5eigte tpenia Sait:
User tpeiB mas bu seieben boit!"
1oh iblit 5lif, ols elm tapfrer
Selo,
Glog er md feiner Sroll ms Selo.
@ie aber Il lug iein Ser3dcn mills,
als er erbIi Il bns Sdredensbilo!
Mif oiirren Beinen itebt es BORT,
Die arme | dun in einem fort,
Geitt aitteI Iattert ton i'm @tno-
cerr ardb mill entiliebn &C.
5hnDino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

Sod oa = er riibrt iid ri6t bonn
8l1s,
Gieb' elmer al ben fre6en Spabl
Sans furdtlos iett Der fede 1ropf
Sid olf oeS S9refgeipenites
aopf,
uno i4impft uno ifanoaIiert oa.
bel,
sQs OBJ iein eroBtes &edt oas ici.
Serr ar6be bIdbt iid oiif NIT Stol5 :
Ser Mann, mein 8eibdeu, lit aus
Sol3;
Gr fol- itnS 8GgeI bange MAIDEN -
Inns bange!-'8 lit fiirfpabr gum
2afen,
8ogeli6eli6e lit 5l oltnm!"-
llno batnit tuonbte er ii6 Inn
llno flog fopfi6iittelno beim ge.
ihnin6:
p@ie dngitli9 bod Die Srauen
iin6l"
lit fiirmabr iebr redt nno
gut,
Sab mir 10 tapfer urto boqIhut!"-
llno freute iid aerdllrte Belt
Nod) iiber feline Sapferfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

|Ridt Dor meinem Gn6e freiien,
au9 ni6t nit mir nebnten ioQ,
2iebit on mid, un6 bit 0t trelt,
10 bole fie berbei;
GineS nirIt Oh bel oen 2in0en
Gn Dem @artentore finoen;
@ines, lieber 8antelon,
Sob i6 mir nod eeitern morgen
+Sn Dem 8interreis b%erbor9en;
'aber friB mir ni6tS 0abon".
gantelon mar fortgerannt,
8radte treulid mas er fano;
TbDlar rod, bel idpadem Mtllte,
Nod ben 9unit bon ieinem @llte.
.@nolid, 6a ieiu altge bridt,
.Spridlt er: o2aB mir alle3 Iieeen
Sterb' ih, 10 ioait DIT eS friegen;
aber, 9rltoer, cher nidt.
vSoGf id MIR 10 9Iiifli6 iein
llno 6as ihone Sdinfenbein,
9as ib bo6 id mag's nidt
iagen,
$50 i6 bieies bingetrdger.
@ero' id, pieoerlim seiuno,
Aia id Dir, bel meinent 2e6elt,
sud Die bette S1lfte gebenl
Sa on fpaI -" Sier itarb Der
Suno.
n h
Ger @ei5bals bleibt I'M 3ooe farg.
3meen 9lide mirft er auf Den Garg,
limo t%auieno ioirft er nit @ntiebell
9ta6 Den NIT anglt b~eipabrten
Sd1ben.
8 iduere 2alt Der gitelfeitl
lin idledt gu le6elL idmer 5lt iter.
ben,
Sudt man iib Glitter az ertperben;
@eroient elm ioldes Slid wobl
Ncio2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

Gin Glt9en6Gid 1T meine {3eit,
Sod lam i1 bie[ tcrri6ten
uuo Berte fir Die gipigteit
Sn eineut gl berni9ten.
tlin1m bin i6 omar, ollein mein So6u
Ser lit IL QGrm 9eboreu,
8erm ietner Stinrme 8ieienton
@rifittert 9er5 rnb 6bren.
8.
gs ipri6t Ser Il gum 8:
8tblt ou 5tpei Saler mir,
9nb i'd 10 biel ipie OIL.
ga iprift 6err 9 gum u:
Vein, Glib DIT lieber M r
9fuet Saler, onnn bdb Of
Nofmnl 10 biel ipie on.
8ie biel bat Il un6 8?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05
q r3nmh D.

NbpIor, Der , martfe 0aft
Saiis nno 8 bat treu bepadt
llno oft gan n 9iebesbonoen
Gurd iein Z Zen mioerltatoen;
NbpInr, benz aips Suaian,
SIR bod gui IN lteblen nuBte,
Stlber Stpein | peiden muBte =
Gieicn fiel ei Sieber an.
aIle Nadbnri gaben Gat.
a~rummboI3oI no Mitbrtoat
Mlibte fih De Snl6 beQuemen
Wber @tlen .in5unebmen.
Gelbit 6es Wd 5nr @aItmirts Weiib'
Ser porbem / frenloen 2onoen
MIs elm 9oftc aiisgeitmoenL
8nr pcrgebenl BET Dem 8ieb.
aniim eri6on ,c iflirnnle Poit,
MIs bon ibrer littagsfolt
AIe 9rii0er i B gefmnten,
Ybplar gu beiii en-, rannten.
Rnntelon, fem liter Srellno,
Qedt i'm an Del beiBen Muuoe.
Or er ielif3t' 3, nbittre Stlinoe
Gl iper bate D, gemeint?"
Adj" rief pbt II, yganteloni
sits nidt ipabrl if itcrbe idon2
cdtp i'd nur nitts eingenom
nj i
Mdr' id iucbI | bon gefommen.
StcrB ij aernl II 70 eeidpino,
OF 70 fonnit oA fider idreicn,
Dab bic pieleil Seneien
Meinrs TDoeS 81 elle iino.
OH anfrieoen idl II id Elm,
GAIT i) MIR 10 landes @ein,
Gas ID mir perid prren miiiien,
Dor ocin Tooe not genieBenl
Cicics mod)t mid fumlnerbon,
cnb id oicicn Cd ps perseiieny
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-05

.9u befit es NIT 5ipei Sdnoen All,
God brau9 i9 biele tduien6 gteilen,
Bis i'd ooS fleine 6elo 0urd53oaen,
Slieg i'd 9Ieid fort NIT Gttrmes Glen
llno i6neler ais Der Bfeil bonn gogeu.
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8.
Gin grlf6er tits bon bielen griioern,
Sn allem linen b6qig glei6,
Gin notig @Iieo an bielen 8lieSern
Sn zines 9roben @aters 8ei6.
Seoof er6Iidt ma i'm nur ielten,
6alt ME Elm eingeIdoben &inb;
Die anoern lnlien i'm mir gelteu
9d, mo lie uuberm0geno iinb.
7.
8ir limbs getpib in nielen 9inoeu,
Sn1 lobe limb mfrs ninumerme6r;
pie iino's, Die mir gu GRADE briuoen,
llnO chen Oieie iinb's ni6t mebr.
9enn, neil mir leben. iino Mrs chen
gon @eiit un6 Gn9eiidt;
uno neil mir leben, iin0 mfrs chen
BUR 3eit nod nidt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
POPULAR STEAMSHIP
 AGENT GETS PRAISE

Robert A. Carroll, who has been agent for the Alaska Steamship com. pany at Skagway and who has been transferred from that place to Nome for the summer, is one of the best known transportation men in the North, and one of the most popular, He was given the following merited writeup in the Seattle Post-Intelli. gcncer of a recent date:
 Robert A. Carroll, old.time Alas kan. Klondiker and sourdough. who is known from one end of the Yukon to the other is to return to the far North. Mir. Carroll yesterday was ap- pointed agent of the Alaska Steam ship company at Nome, and will go north on the steamship Victoria, on her first voyage to Boring Sea, sail ing from Seattle on June 1st. He will succeed Everett P Clark. who has spent three summers at Nome as agent of the company.
 Mir. Carroll, who will represent his company at Nome, will prove valu- able man, as he is known in every part of Alaska.
 During the gold excitement at Nome Mir. Carroll was at Dawson and went down the Yukon in boat of his own construction. He also spent consider able time at Skagway and at Cor dova.
 After his return from the north he was employed a long time at pier l, when that wharf was controlled by the Schwabacher people. He was soliciting freight agent of the Alaska Steamship company in Seattle but has recently been serving as relief agent at skagway, taking the place of c. B. Guptill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
SEATTLE EXPECTS TO
 PROFIT BY NEW LINE

Through the establishment of port of entry at Fairbanks. seattle's trade with interior Alaska will be increased by approximately s1,OOO,OOO next sum- mer. The opening of the Canadian route along the Yukon to American goods shipped over the White Pass 6 Yukon railroad, will completely de- stroy the monopoly of the interior that has been held by San Francisco interests for the past ten years. Now that river vessels from the upper Yu. kon can enter Fairbanks, freight has been cut from $6O to $40 ton, and the Seattle merchants who ship via Skagway. also have the advantage of three weeks quicker delivery than can be made by St Michael, the route monopolized by the San Francisco merchants-Seattle Times.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
WHITE PASS PREPARES
 FOR YUKON TRAFFIC

FAIRBANKS, March 24.-Accord. ing to advices received here by liar. old C. Green, two employees of the White Pass & Yukon route are on the way down the Yukon below Circle making contracts for wood to be used by the White Pass steamers in mak- ing the run to Fairbanks and other lower river points. The men are J. B. Sandborn, of the Dawson offices, and Gilbert Skelley, the well-known gasoline launch expert and dog mush- CT of Dawson. The report received here by Green states that the men passed Circle few days ago and in- tended to make the trip to Panama along the river. stopping at all of the wood camps along the stream and leav- ing orders for wood At Panama, they will start upstream on the Panama and leave orders for wood with the wood-cutters on the intervening stretch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Look out for the man who looks out for himself.
 Many a man is called lucky who merely has common sense.
 Satan is on the job "A hours a day, A bachelor never knows whether to .all baby he, she, or it,
 What has become of the old-fash' toned people who used to ask every man they saw carrying valise if he was travelling or just going some place?
 If a politician has any virtue he need not apologize for them.
 The man who is always blowing his horn seldom knows more than one une.
 Don't make fun of religion unless you are sure of your audience-then don't.
 If you require food for thought go to the public library and get a free lunch.
 In accord with the eternal fitness of things. a man who stole watch wound up in jail.
 Don't think because man has but little to say that he must have ac- Quired the habit from saving wood.
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 People who assert that they never make mistakes are misguided enough to imagine that people believe them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

TO L. A. Moore, Berta Jarmy and Fred Stevenson: You and each of you are hereby notified that you co.owner, the undersigned, have performed all the necessary labor as required by Sec tion 2324 United States Revised Stat utes and the amendments thereto ap- proved January 22nd, 1880, concern ing anElal labor upon mining claims, upon tEe Sum Dunn group of placer claims Ind upon the Duck creek group of pla Fer claims, for the year ending December 31st, 1912, for the purpose of holding said claims;
 And unless you, within ninety days after the first publication of this mo- tice, pay your proportion of the cost of said annual labor as required by law, and the cost of this notice, your interest in said group or groups of said claims will, in accordance with law, hecome the property of the un- dersigned; the proportion to be paid by l.. "A. Moore, holding one eighth in terestl in each group is $25.60, and the cost of this notice; the proportion to be paid by Berta Jarma is $12.70, and 1the cost of this notice, holding one-eighth interest in the Sum Dunn group; and the proportion to be paid by Fred Stevenson, holding one-eighth interest in the Sum Dunn group is $12.70, and the cost of this notice;
 Said claims being located in the Harris mining district, near Powers creek, and about six miles from the Postoffice at Sum Dunn, Territory of Alaska; and recorded in book eleven '(XI.) on pages 51 and 52 of Placer records, on the 9th day of February, A. D., 1912, in the the office of the Ju- neau Recording District.
 First publication March 8, 1913, last publication June 8, 1913.
 ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
JAPANESE CRISIS PASSED TALKING STAGE.

THE Japanese crisis has developed to stage where will be
 we'll to let the administration and those that devotng
 intelligent efforts it's solution do the talking The peo- ole can trust the President Secretary of State to look out for the American end of the controversy However the right of California to do Washington Texas and other States have done is unquesoned the constitution and laws of this country concerned and the disposition of President Wilson to be lawful executive will appeal the people of this country There question but that they will have the support of the people whatever they decide the proper thing for them to do.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-19
In the United States Commissioners c,,urt for the District of Alaska,
 Div. No. i, Yakutat Precinct.
In Probate.

In the matter of the estate of Gus tav Tesch, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the United States Commissioner, Probate Judge of the above entitled court, by an or der duly made and entered, appoint ed administrator of the estate of Gus tav Tesch, deceased. All persons hay ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with the proper vouchers and in legal form within. six (6) months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence at Yakutat, Alaska.
 Dated this 5th day of April, 1913.
 FRANK R. BIGFORD
 Administrator.