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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

John J. Mclean was acting inspector of
the foundry last week during the absence
Of Inspector Dill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

The many friends Of Charles Russell Of
the foundry division extend sympathy to
him in the death Of Mrs. Russell, which
occurred Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

trouble obtaining them increases to any
great extent it Will be almost impossible
to get enough of them In a few years
Fire horses that are condemned are
turned over to .other departments of the
District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

Timekeeper B. W. Butler mas finished up
the balance of his annual leave and is on
duty again in the day proofroom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

Leonard kukart of the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery has been
confined to his home for the past three
weeks suffering from an attack of rheu-
matiSm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

At the chapel election held in the day
proofroom Tuesday William y. Brock
well was reelected chairman. and Benja-
min i. Harrison was reelected secre-
tary, by a unanimous vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

Miss Kitty o. Keenwright of the stamp
ing and casemaking section of the bind
cry left Friday for a visit Of three months
with relatives in Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

John II. Virnstein, captain of No. 16
engine company. does not believe i'll hot
weather vacations. He says he is going
to take his holiday in the cunning sea-
son. and have some sport with his gun
and dogs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

George Loughery, assistant foreman of
the foundry division, who has completed
the remainder of his leave, Is at his desk
again. John ]. McCauley was acting as
sistant foreman during his absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

I Among the many letters received at the
| Treasury Department. recently came one
| from the far west asking appointment as
| a deputy supervising agent of the Gus
! toms division. The applicant described
himself as Cherokee-Irishman, strong,
willing and afraid of nothing but the
Great Spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

n. Reid will start this morning on q
fifteen-day tour of Pennsylvania New
Jersey, New York and Delaware.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15

cka czynna tu byla, jednak costa
la pokonana i daleko wstecz od-
rzucona.
- Ma ogoi walki tocza sic ma
calej lewej stronie wojsk trancu-
skich w centrum az po Verdun;
z prawego skrzyd}a niema waz-
niejszych nowin, oprocz tel IL
Niemcy podobno przygotowuja
ob1ezenie Belfortu, silnej twier-
dzy francuskiej ma samem poiu-
dniu Alzacyi francuskiej: ludnosc
stamtqd juz wyjezdza. Gdyby a.
tax ma Belfort okazaf sic faktem,
bylby to dowod, IL Niemcy zdo-
byli sic ma nova armie W Ala
cyl. Miasto Belfort liczy okoio
10000 mieszkancow: forty jego
sa niemal ME do zdobycia. w la
tach 1901 forteca ia wazna
odegrala role.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
Walk ma ziemiach
Polskich.
LIMA bOjOwa ma 300
mil dluga: cd Baltyku
pO Karpaty!
Boz o Warszawe.
Londyn, Is pazdziernika.

Londyn, Is pazdziernika. =
Ma polskim teatrze wojny euro
pejskiej nader wazne przygoto-
wuja sic wydarzenia: wojska
wrogie stoja tam wzd}uz inii RE
ki Wisfy jej pobocznego Sanu a
koncentracya ich dokonuje sic
szybko: na linii tel rozegra sic
olbrzymia bitwa, W ktorej dwu
stron wezmie udziai CO najmniej
5000, 900 ludzi - DO tylez wyno-
sza razem wojska - mniej vie
cej 20 p6ltora miliona kazdej
strony. Walk te W znacznej mie-
re przypominae beda wake na
terenie francusko-belgijskiem,
gdzie rowniez bitwa toczy sic cd
miesiaca niemal bez przerwy to
walcza tam o kazda piedz ziemi /;
takze i mad Vista walczye beda
Niemcy o przejscie ma prawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
zabiegi pokoiowe Papieza

civ granicy pruskiej Cd rzeki
Niemna ma Wierzbo1owo wojs--
ka rosyjskie wkraczajq ma ME
wielkiej przestrzeni W kraj ME
miecki, trzymaja tam LEX, dalej
przechodza W 4omzynskie ku Wi
sic, skrecaja, os}aniajac Warsza'
we, mad sama rzeka i ma jej brze-
gu lewym, ktorym daza ma polu-
dnie ku Galicyi, gdzie wzdlu2
Sanu siegaja po Karpaty: LIMA
ia wsparta jest calym szeregiem
fortec: ma poinocy sa znakomite
fortyfikacye Niemna twierdza-
mi poteznemi Kownem i Grod--
mem; w Krolestwie many twier-
DE olbrzymia Modlin, bronia:a
Warszawy cd polnocy, oraz SEE
reg wzmocnionych miejsc i for
tee polowych, jak slime bardzo
Zegrze, oraz forty ,Osowca, Lom-
zy, Ostro{eki, Ostrowa i Puitu--
ska; "a niemi dalej ma wschod So
bardzo silna twierdza Biaiy-Stok,
oraz takaz sama dalej ma polud--
ME forteca Brzesc Litewski; ma
poludnie mad sama Wis1a znaj--
duje sic wielka pierwszorzedna
forteca Iwangorod II ujScia Vie
prza do Wisly i nieco dalej wzmo
cniony Nowo Alexandriewsk. O.
statnio donosza, IL i miasto sto-
Ieczne Warszawa, ktora pred la
ty kilku fortecy zostala zamle-
Mona w miasto otwarte - 20
stala w czasie wojny jug uforty
fikowana: ME musza to bye jed
max fortyfikacye W peinem tego
slowa znaczeniu, a tylko polowe
wzmocnienia: WarSzaWa jest
miastem garnizonowem, ostatnio
mieli Rosyanie wprowadzic do
miasta ma jego obrone 1,4OO dial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
lime wiesci telegraficzne:
Process W SerajeWie.
CARRANZA ZREZYGNOWAL
ZPREZYDENTURY MEXYKU
brzeg rzeki, a Rosyanie niedopr
szczenie ich "a Whsle.

brzeg rzeki, a Rosyanie niedopr
szczenie ich Ia Whsle.
- Jednym giownych punk
tow walki tel olbrzymiej bedzie
b6j Warszawe: podobno bitwa
tn iuz sic zaczela, wiadomosc D
zajeciu Grojca przez Niemcow
wskazuje, jak daleko juz zaszli,
bo Grojec jest zaledwie o kilka-
dziesiat worst cd Warszawy
prawdopodobnie Niemcy juz sic
i dalej posuneli. Bitwa W tych
stronach juz Cd trzech dni ma sic
toczyc jak raporty petrogradz-
kie glosza, udaio sic Rosyanom
odeprzec wstecz nieprzyjaciela,
Dwie kompanie niemieckie miaiy
bye wziete do niewoli, oraz Jede1
balon wojenny zostai zrzucony
pod Warszawa: zestrzelono GO
tax, IL ladowac musiai niezbyt IL
szkodzonzy, zaloge / statek poi
mano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15

sic move posiiki do Francyi, kto-
re juz laduja W Hawrze, dokad
przeniesiono stolice belgiJska,
jei biura archiwa, "a co krol Al
bert prezydentowi i narodowi
francuskiemu serdecznym dzle-
kuje listen, zapewniajac o trivia
loSci przymierza i gotowosci wal
czenia do ostatka.
- Cenzoralne biura w Londy-
ME Paryzu milcza od dni kilku
- ogloszono tylko bardzo zwiez-
lie raporty O walkach we Francyi
i ma pograniczu Belgii, prasa je-
dnak posiada nieco wiecej, choc
mniej pewnych informacyi. Ma
ostatecznym kresie prawego
skrzydIa niemieckiego rozwinaf
nieprzyjaciel nader energiczna
akcye kawaleryi. Niemcy tn zaje-
Ii Hazebrouck we Francyi, blisko
granicy i ma calej przestrzeni az
DO Arras walka wre zacieta; Ar
ras w pfomieniach. Najkrwawsze
boje tocza sic W okolicy Lassig-
ny, gdzie Niemcy gwa}towny wy
konali kontratak, usilujac prze-
drzec sic przez linie francuskie, co
sic i'm ME udaio re stratami 20
stall odparci. Miasto Roye co
dnia nieIedwie jest w innych re-
ku - raz Francuzi, raz Niemcy
ie zajmuja CO najmniej tuzin
razy by1o ono zdobyte przez
Niemc6w i odebrane przez Fran
cuz6w - oto przyk}ad zawzieto-
sci walk w tel stronie teatru woj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
D. c.
Walk ma teryto-
ryum belgijjsko-
francuskiem.

Londyn, IS. pazdziernika.
Teatry walk belgijski francuski
z}qczone So obecnie W jeden, po--
niewaz zarowno wojska niemiec-
kie, iak irancuskie kombinuja ru-
chy. swe ma calej przestrzenl cd
wybrzeza morskiego w Belgii, az
po Alzacye i Szwajcarye. WoJska
belgijskie pod krolem Albertem
usuneiy sic Ostendy, ktorej "a
iecie ieszcze ME zosta}o potwier-
dzone i prawdopodobnie jeszcze
ME nastapiio, ale oczekiwac go
mona lada chwila, poniewaz
Niemcy nastepuja szybko; Bel
gowie wiec usuneli sic ku woJ--
skom francuskim ma po}udniu
teraz walcza wszyscy sprzymle--
rzeni - Francuzi, Anglicy Bel
gowie razem W jednej linii bojo--
wei: sprzymierzonym idzie o to,
by wroga ME dopuScfc do francu-
skich wybrzezy kana}u La Man
che i zdaje sic narazie przynaJ--
mniej osiagnaii ten eel swej TAX
tyki. w razie zajecia wybrzezy o,
wych przez Niemcow - nietylko
Anglia byiaby SLIME zagrozona,
ale jej fIota ma Kanale, bo choc
najciezsze dziala niemieckie pra-
wdopodobnie ME siegna Dowru
DO stronie angielskiej, to Jednak
siegna pewnoScia statkow an
gielskich i francuskich ma Kama
le. ktore obecnie doskonale bio
kuia Morze P6lnocne i ME wypu-
szczaja floty niemieckiej ma wo-
dy angielskie, W razie, gdyby sic
pod ogniem dial niemieckich z
Kanafu cofnac musiaiy, mogliby
Niemcy uzyskac wyjazd ma Mo-
RE Poinocne i bombardowac wy
brzeza angielskie, francuskie,
wreszcie transportowac wojska
do Anglii. Tymczasem Anglia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
Niemcy W odwrocie

Paryz, IS. pazdziernika. - Sta
nowczo wstrzymany zostal napor
Niemcow ku zachodowi, II. ku
wybrzezom: Niemcy zapewne
vienna Ostende, ktorej sprzymie-
rzeni ME bronia, ale Cd wybrzezy
francuskich, w okolicy Dunkirk
zostali odparci, Francuzi ode
brali i'm miasto Ypres juz W Bel
gil lezace, zajete przez nieprzy-
jaciela wczoraj czy przedwczoraj.
Dixmuiden jest rowniez w posia-
daniu wojsk francuskich / belgij-
skich. Niemcy cofneli sic pod
Lille: glownie kawalerya niemie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
Dalsze Szczegoly
Walk.

Paryz, IS. pazdziernika.a -
Dwaj wybitni generaiowie fran
cuzcy, Rondony i Marcot polegli
w walkach ma lewem skrzydlr
francuskiem.
Z Gandawy donosza, re znaj
duje sic tam okoio $4,000 Mem
COW; z pogranicza holenderskie--
go donosza,ze Niemcy zajeli mia
steczko Eschen, pograniczna
stacye belgijska II wjazdu ilinii
kolejowei do Holandyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
Co sic dzieje "
Ostendzie?

Londyn, IS. pazdziernika. -
iMiasto przedstawia widok praw-
dziwie rozpaczliwy! Panika kom-
pletna 10000 ludzi usi}uje wydo-
STAG sic z miasta okretami, ktore
przewoza wszystkich do Anglii ;
dzielnice, ulice, domy opustosza-
ly, wszystkie konie, automobile,
zabraio wojsko belgijskie cofajac
sic ma poiudnie, wiec ruch kolowy
ustal zupelnie. w dokach porto
wych tysiace ludzi stioczonych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
Rerli1sko -Wiede1.
skie Doniesienia.

Berlin, Is pazdziernika. - Z
walk pod Warszawa donosza, ze
inwazya niemiecka w Krolestwie
postepuje wprost tryumfanie
bez przeszkody wydatnej i ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15
LIMA wojsk rosyj'
skich.

Petrograd, Is pazdziernika. =
Wydluzona linia wojsk rosyjs-
kich ma przestrzeni 800 mil cia-
gnie sic cd Baltyku na Polnocy
DO Karpaty ma poiudniu: naprze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15

ROSYANIE 0DPARLI N|EmC0W!
LIMA Walk ma Polskim Teatrze Wojny.

Niemcy caly brzeg levy WiSlJ
juz zajeli, a Rosyan usiiujacycf
Wiste przekroczyt W okolicach
Warszawy pobili i "a rzeke wy
parli (?). Z Prus Wschodnicf
donosza, re pod Schirwindt (?)
Rosyanie zamierzali okrazyt wo
ska niemieckie ale zostali pobici
stracili 5000 W jeicach i poIeg-,
iych; dalej doniesiono, IL Mem,
cy zn9w Moskalom LEX odebral
a w bitwie pod miastem stoczonel
nieprzyjaciel stracit mial 5000 ln'
dzi.
Petrograd, IS. pazdziernika. -
Ma teatrze wojny Prus Wschod-
Mich niema zadnych zmian W sy,
tuacyi wzajemnej wOjsk. (Komu
tu wierzyc? Przyp. Red. D. C9
Wieden, IS. pazdziernika. -
Wiedenski urzad wojenny roz-
p}ywa sic W tryumfalnych do
niesieniach o zwycieStwach Cd
niesionych W Galicyi. Przemysl
oswobodzony, Rosyanie, "a San
wyparci, cofaja sic dalej, pokona'
nj w starciach pod Lezajsklem
Dynowem, Lancutem i Rzeszo-
wem. w ostatnich szturmach ma
PrzemySl stracic mieli 10000 lu-
dzi; og6lem pod PrzemySlem W
walkach ostatnich stracic miell
Moskale 10000 zoinierzy. Upar--
Gle powtarzaja pogloske o ode
braniu Lwowa, mianowicie Ro-
syanie mieli Lwow ewakuowac,
by wojska skupic w Krolestwie
mad Wisfa Niemcow "a rzeke te
ME wpuscie, o Lwowie najnie-
mozliwsze kraza wieSci, jak o wy
wiezieniu Biblioteki Ossolinskich
do Petersburga (mocno niepraw-
dopodobne q. Przyp. Red. d. C.),
O podminowaniu miasta i wszy--
stkich wazniejszych jego gma-
chow. kosciolow itp., ktore maja
bye W powietrze wysadzone, sko-
robv Moskale musieli sic precz z
miasta zabierac. e. itp.
Petrograd, IS. pazdziernika.-
Wojska rosyjskie dla celow
strategicznych cofnely sic ma IL
ME rzeki Sanu, PrzemySla doty-
kaia Cd strony wschodniej i bonn
bardowanie twierdzy trivia dalej.
Przypisek Redakcyi: WieSc O
ewakuacyi Lwowa wydaje sic abb
solutnie nieprawdopodobna, przy-
najmniej przedwczesna: mozli-
wa jest rzecza, IL Moskale zde-
cydowaliby sic wycoiac Galicyi,
abv istotnie wojska skupic W
Kr6lestwie gdyz po zadanej e
wentualnie klesce Niemcom
Austryakom mogliby w dniach
kilku odzyskac owe prowincye,
kt6reby opu5clii. Doniesienia sa
razaco sprzeczne, ale b9dz co
badz petrogradzkie sa wiele
skromnieisze i powSciagliwsze -
przeto prawdopodobniejsze sic
bye zdaja.
Wieden, IS. pazdziernika. -
Ofensywa austryacka w Galicyi
postepuje bardzo szybko i SLIME
w p6lnocnej Galicyi kawalerya
austryacka wyparia Moskali O.
kolic Rozwadowa i zajeta to mia
sto, ma Podkarpaciu Austryacy
zapuScili sic daleko ma wschod Cd
chyrowa i odrzucili Moskali az
poza Drohobycz; W Karpatach
Austryacy odzyskali wszystkie
przejScia ma Wegry W Galicyi "a
chodniej Srodkowej wypieraja
Rosyan szybko Z PodkarPacia
wegierskiego: pod Uzok W wal
nej bitwie wojska rosyjskle 70
staly pobite, a w odwrocie wsrod
gor 5000 Rosyan poledz mialo
w powiecie Marmaroszu, row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15

niez pobito Moskali. (Petrograd
milczy o wszystkich tych sukce-
sach i walkach. Przyp. Red.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-15

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 5-ej).
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
MANAGER ISSUES
 4 CHALLENGE

There is husky lot of ball players among the railroad boys at the shops and on the W. p. & Y. R. trains, and they have organized them- selves into team under the name of the Monkey Wreuches," with Wm. Bunting as manager and the following on the list as members: Bert Mckenzie. Chas. Rapuzzi, Roy GmIt, Gene smith, Wilbur story, Vie. Sparks, Clarence Achison, Ed. Barry and M. Godiug.
 Manager Bunting, having every confidence in the ability of his team to defeat any aggregation of ball players that can be gotten together in slagway. herewith issues a challenge for a match game no team barrad1 to take place on the ". P. A'c,ub ball grounds on Sun day afternoon, May &rd.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Albert Mganu returned fast night from a several days vis- it with friends at WIftehorse.
 Mrs A. M. Fenu of Atlin, an aunt of Wm. Fritsche of the AL askm force, arrived ou, last night on her way to Vancouver, B. C., and is stopping at the Dewey hotel. Mrs. Fem expects to reach here on her return to Atlin in about three weeks.
 The following interior eople ar rived on the train last uigbt and went sodtb on the City of Seattle: For Vancouver, J. P. Whitney; for Seattle, Mrs. P. c. Kearu and Mrs. L Morrison; for Prince Rupert, P. for Ketcbikan, B. Bocalish and Jack Gloas.
 Jas Irvine, who has been employ cd at the sbipyard at W'litehorse for some time, reached nere yester- day on his return to the Rainy Hol- low country, in the PorcUpine mining district, just north of Hames, where he is interested in valuable pro- perties. IIr. Irvine is a pioneer in the Rainy Hollow, he having been Cue of the original discOvcrers and of the Three Guardsmen mine.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
Music by Mrs. stanton.
 THE NUGGET MOVIES. Broadway Near Thirl
PERSONAL.

The bay was pretty rough this afternoon, caused from 8 high south wind. Occasional showers were also experienced throughout the day.
 Henry AIeIuiu, head ot tEe French Syndicate that has been engaged in mining operations iu the A,lu dis trict for years, arrived on the A.- ameda, accompanied by his wife and little daughter Rene. and lett oa the special rain at 9:30 for the inc terior camp. lr. lIeluiu and family spend their winters in Paris. France. and their summers in the Arltn country.
 J. p. Whitney, president and general manager of the J. P. Whit uey BlacE-Silver Fox Co.,. Itd. with headquarters at Whiyeao.se. passed through yesterday OH lis way to New Brunswick, Canada. where he is going to gather information re,a- tive to the new business m which he is engaged. He wen. south on the City of Seattle last night and expects to be absent about five weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29

Whats a Skagway Omelet? You'll ".ror find out until you visit the New Idea Bakery and DeIicatessen.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
WHY IF HAD \
 n.NE8'S STRIKE

Vera Cruz. April 29-Why Jim uoacaEuc-taac is not his real name had a strike Of his Mc>iacu min CTS. at Monterey, goes like this:
 Yellow fever appeared in this city. &1d. of course. -ho first ef- for. of the doctors was 10 guard against ifs spread. The ordered .hamaaanc for those persons who were rich enough to afford it to iacreas. action aud thereby ward O chances of getting the discase For he Mexican ugons weta ordered
 small doses Of stryeHutue. and Iou.a-ue. before his miners went -o work Of mornings. used to line them up ia rows and have the mine Loc-a% give each man a spoonful of 0 -.rg..a.ue solution
 Word got about among the Mex iaas raa. Montague was trying to poison Gts miners. One Of the Mex ...- bs stealth got hold of the bottle o. s.Gshu.ac to sue what it WAS. X auul-cl McN.cans looked on waue a hungry dog ate a piece Of meat oN-. which the contents of .a.. a....a had aoeu poured. A nom
 .. .-.e- a hundred 1lcNicans saw na.0u@au u.- garu up is toes and
 The s.r.N. began that night and ,. took two weeks for Montague to prove that ha WAS not 8 wholesale '-r.wg0' ru.souer.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29

Location Notices at Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
TONIGHT
AT THE MOVIES.

PaChes Weekly No. 40 Lu,r and Jeft-Comic secttou.-Dra VII by Eu Fisher. Jeff gets a splinter in his head from Johnny Re1s wooden leg.
 The Scimitar of the nrophe-.- The story of an oriental sUuers-.- tiOn.-EaIem Drama.
 The Pride cf Iuuoceu,- X good Pathe Play Drama.
 Pete tries the suage-Lublu Conc edy.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
WOMEN H0LD
 ALASKAN DAY

From the San Francisco Examiner of April 14tb: Eskimo dances, AL askan songs in costumes, original compositions, poems, reeming with the "atmosphere' of the north sup piled a unique program at the Pac- fife Coast Woman's Press Associa- ton yesterday afternoon under the direction of Mrs Mary E. Hart.
 Much of the interest ct the after noon ceutered in the reading of the poem. "Comrades of the Klon- dylle.o the first Alaskan poem written by Joaquin Miller and re- cited by his daughter, Miss Jaunita Miller. who wore the moose hide costume in which her father made 1. his Alaskan travels. Miss Miller displays much dramatic ability, as well as an unusual picture, in the strange Easter gown"
 The program in full was as follows:
 Mrs. Mary E. Hart, chairman of the day
 msuumcutaI-"Alaska March"
 lorigiuaD, Mr. J. II. Breuner
 2-"Alaska to Uncle Sam" poem written by Mr. sam Durham, author of "The Goldsmith of Nome": "The Men Who Blaze the Trail"
 &-msrumentaI-laJ "Beautiru Alaska" composed by Augusta syhueide of Valdez, Alaska; lbl Navigating the Air." composed by T. J. Ryan of Skagway, Alaska.
 4-"Comrades of the Elondyke," " first Alaska poem writtzn by Joa- quu Miller, rccited by his daughter Miss JuantJa Miller in the moose hide costume worn by her father
 5-"AIaska," poem written by Mrs. J. B. Schroeder, author Of "Taj MahaI to the Golden Gate"
 G-Song in Chinook and native dance.
 Native character mpersoua-. rious Mrs. C. A. Owens. nterpreta- live poem, Mrs. Mary E. Hart Toe quot-ThIimgIcl water carrier. Urz- uruk, Eskimo seal hunte~. skunda, medicine man. Cbilkat tribe. Klish- ina and lIickautuny, Eskimo mother and child.
 S-Soug. "The Totem Pole" tor tginaD, Vincent s. Walsh with Mrs. Vincent Walsh at the piano.
 Southeast Alaska Indian danccs-"Pouach. ." "Totem," 'shad- 1 ows." "Love." by Misses Juanita l Miller Jeanuctte Owens. Cora Bar ton.
 l0-IustrumentaI solo, "The Pot lach" lorigiuaD J. II. Greuner.
 11-E5kimo dances, Spring" 1 Snow and "Wind." from Alaska La i brador and Siberia, followed by civ ! .Hzcd Eskimo dances in native cos i tunes from Point Hope
 -"CoIumbia," Miss nI Einsler |
 At the conclusion of the interest l ing program Mrs. l. Lowenberg, l president of the association, present. "a Mrs. Marshal Darracb, who was | he complimeuted guest Of the day. 1 The members of the association and | their guests filled the large audi orium and the gallery oi the Se- Iuonia Hall, the event marking one lr the most notable meetings in the .lub's history,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
PAINT THE CHURCH

Everybody can help. Jy going to the May Day Social Friday night at the Methodist CLurcr. Program tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
RanarkahIa Msrnrv

"H0W f0r back c0n you remember EImer?" asked the inQuisitive caller.
 "Oh. ever so farr replied the little fellow. q can remember when I was ever so little that couldn't remember anything. g."-ChicagO News.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
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q hear the dukes American wife is rcftting the castle"
 "In fine style. It's a case of hang the paintings, hang the tapestries, hang the expense. ."-LouisvilIe Courier-Jour- nal
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
FOR DEESSlIAKING

At reasonable prices, and quick service call on Miss Heidman, 5Ch and State over Tanners store.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
TONIGHTs PROGRAM
State of Ohio, City of Tolc1o.
Lucas County

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm o. J.. U Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County anu Sra.e aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of CatarTh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscr.l- ed in my presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D. 1886
 A. ". GLEASON.
 CSeaI.) Notary Public, Halls Catarrh Cure ls taken inter- uaIIy, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-29
sEAGWAY WEATHEE REPORT.

Resola of the observation taken 0t No1~..a Wharf, at midnight last tight. IS gs follows.
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