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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

rer als in Berlin ibr. Menn tie Bit
9adete Derf9niirt, bebauern mir orei
&dufer, oaB Der paletot unierer Gage
eigentll9 81 fpenig unb gu fleine Ia
ihen bat, unb seben gum Bidder ii5er
bic Strabe, fir "a pfennise 9roi uno
Semnleln faufen. Ypr ieiner 3biir
9eben mir uns uno unIere S6dBe pors
Iihtig duf eineu StrabenbabnDagen,
ben balo Der einlabeuoe @eru9 Opn
S4inten @urit, anoblau9 anD par=
men Semmelu fiiqt. Die 8eipra9e
berltummen. llniere Na6barn i6nllpz
perm, @eii6ter Dertldren ii6 Bis in Die
ferniten Gden. Gin &inb i4nal5t nit
Der 3unge unb Elm Sienitmann riidt
sutrauli9 ndber. ,Wobtn fabren's
benH9" frugt iein perliebtes @eii9t.
Damn bilft nit jener beritehenben 2ies
be, bic iiberaa Quit unb 2fnblid unfes
rer Hatete fpeden, Der S9affner bebut=
fam beim 4biteigen, unb Der Sremoe
mill ben &artbGuiertener betreten,
9(ber f9ner uno iparneno fallen inn
bic Sdnbe Der Miin9ener auf bic
S9ultern. Sie ertldren, es lei rber>
boten", an &eboutenabenoen Gbpaa=
rem in ben &eller gu briugen. 0a bic
lle6er5ie6er in Der @arbero6e bleiben
foIen, peroen bic Sddbe an Burit
unb 9rot auf bic Safhen bon Rod,
0eite unb 5oie Dertbeilt. Inter ben
gilt es oann, iid beim
9affiren Der 3ollrepiiion an Der Gins
fhlant sl1 MAIDEN.
r6ier itaiibt's gut, Da gibbs bann
a 9urit!" iast Der dltere Wfiin4ener
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San3enOen einserdumten 3ieIenquas
brat. SEPT nm a6t llbr lit es nod
leer unb bag ainbl .rit auf bem Weg
aus benz 9eI9dft in ibr Seim, mo iie
ous OirnblfleiO unlegt. gu ben per@
frii6ten 9diten tritt eine &eInsftn:
r9ebens brei Mab, GrGulein &atrinl"
&atrins 4ugen ha6en bic S9Grfs Ger
RDntgenitra6len: ngrit gebens ben
Ger!" Yer 5remoe oentt,
iie poIe i'm pfdnben, unb ma9t On.
italt, 5u flii9ten. Dob bic MiinAtrer
bef6fpidtigen ieine 2lngit. &atrin
ipolle unIere S4dbe nur am 8ifett
uuf cine S6iiiiel legen, oamir Die drt>
oeren ni6t merfen" unb au6 ibrerTeiis
Dus Redt gum Mitbringen pon Giien
beiIhen. Wenn i'm Qauf bes abeno5
ringsitm 5iicb uuf Sid itdh Fiilt, iinb
mir "bie anberen. Die nirht3 inerter
oiirfen".
Miin6en lit cine Ser StGcte, mo al
leg perboteu unb alles gemGd)t tpiro.
Die Sunbe biirfen rad poli3eipors
I4rift ni9t in Reitaurdnts gsbraht
peroen unb bic Sp5inloemotraten naf
parteibetret ni6t n5l. 0ofe4 seben.
llber Der Oadel i6lummsrt inter penn
Siertif6, unb in Der 3eitun9 ftebt,
oaB ioaiuloemotrutifbe slbgeorbnete
Dor eiuen tonigli6en prinsen oeireten
iinb. 8. BON 9 otttsrg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02
aHsW6rtiae WsdrEte.
Ne 10 . OFT, %. Jebruor.

-" SotL %. ,Sebrudr.
Rslf.-0er 1tartt mar rutia aber fen.
Spring Yatent t4.b0-4.75, Hinter straiahtI
el.ao--4.ST. NiHter BatentS e8.4o-s.7O
SYrinS dsarB eA,10-435, Grtra Ho. |
Uinter ts.5S--S.7S, Grtra no. 1bs. eS.Sy-
sIo. &aufss Gtraisbts N.10--4.aO.
Roagsnmebl mar it.tig,-- yair Sis
sutes $8.s5--s.56, ausedeisnes bis fanep
tS.60-8.75.
u9wei3en metl mar ilau. -
e1.85-3.00 per 100 Btun6.
Bud meiden mar ifau bu $1.S5-1.9
WGtSmstf mar iteiia.-HeineS peikes
nab ssIbeS 1f.45-i.S0, grsteS e1.40-1.4y,
xilNSrisb t8.S5.
Hslssnik rutis.-Ns. 1sfsrR % He
e. II. NeD psrf Gyport.
| esrks u itetis. - Ralsserts eS-7oc
1T I. Suhals.
8ei3tn.-Ter Nayft III fetis.-Ns. 2
barter Winter 1o14e c. /. (. in Wep Qori
Io. rotter 10lHe I'M glepatpr; SO.
Northern Duluth 10o4e, Rs. 1 Rsrttern
Manitoba 106K I. o. b. Ianimmenb.
8eff6fsyn.-Karif mar itetia. Neues
Eo. 3 asIbeS 70Jff {. /. (. bel Gnfunft.
&sfsr. --Nayft Sar itetia. - GtaxbsrS
pstbsr 4s--4oKc, Rp. peiber 46h-4se,
Rs. 8 DO. 45-46Ke, SO. I 30. AsE-44e,
tancs abssf4Rittener Heibsr 4s-IsKe i'm
glepator.
3sn IN ftetig. - Gtanbarb s7X-10Oc,
70. ! 1o2H--1o5e, ~. , so-s5e. ~. 8
s0-s5e.
6ssfsn IN rutis. - State, sbinarer BIZ
9sic1SlB. 40--45c; 1918, 30--34c; DGeifs
tsat 1918. 3O--25e. 1918 19-31e.
3kxts hRb itetig. - geRtrsI Nmelles
S2c. 0ssota 89-31e.
Snsr u fek = Ssmis6 frAs 800,
istsRbS 18-S0e.
Dsrf mar Itetig.-6smily eS4. 4.oo-SsO0
1sTt e!tsrs e90.3S--3s.0o. RsB $500
$3.50.
n.l sar rubie-BsRis slsOo-ss.os.
ksb e1s.00-1S.s0-
Sat Nssts Uar.H jtetia. - osySistIe
1sliss 10 tb Il DiuHb, IL 14He, b.
GAinisH t4Ke.
GAnals mar tpiliis. - URtbsls 0eh
yTima ei0.50--10 go; ;NaianiEtsS faum itetig.
Sentiment $iLlc, 9. 4. ell.o0, Gswyex.s
sK-ssse.
EaIs NOR ruhis.--Srima Gtty ~ s.Ss
esnRtrS s-oAe, 0peeiaI TX.
6GnRUsllfaams u. Del mar piIig.
4rina GDMmsr etlbeS oz15-T.30.
Sstrstsum IN ftstiG.-Nsfhniytss Hen
DsYl 0ulI >s.N; Barrels es.7S; eaftS
e11.3T.
Uslfs ik f.tis. - Dsnshie SIssss Obs
S6-3Te.
4an ssr rubis. StsatnsS. ssSSenIiAb
ES sateS o4.3O--A40.
xssysatin n itetig ~ 4SKG
HsiS IN Retis.-eiRlsinif4u Stf-se
pstxa SA-Sks
HsFaffss ia ftetig. - Nsn CriesRs
Gyen Hsttls, sut,r Bis 6stes. SS-S5e.
Bnker-Nslsr mar itetis.- NuSeGssSs
- Tel, 2.sss, Gsstsifuesl % Ieh
s.ssc. Rslsfss 8a&sr 90 Ieh s.e&e.
NafHniStsr rlibis. Gut 9oaf Bose, grufhsb
l.os, Ksxfb .x'4.s0e. gubes4.s5e, BonbeTeS
A30s, eranalaiss 4.10e. Diamond ~ A1o;
GsnfsesRsrs ~ 4.o0s. 70. s.s5e, Rs. >
keSs, ~. 3 looc, Ne. 4 1.s5e, no. 3 1.o0e,
n. s.Sst. r. I S.s0e, No. s S.s6t, no. .
13ef, ~. 10 sssc, Rs. II S.soe Ns. II
1SSs, 10. 1S s.Soe. Ns.l t.Sos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02
1dslt&es Nearftberidbt

gtnetnnatt28 Getruar 1914.
Die HaAfsfsenbsn lssttranssn ts,isleu
IL Hur anf eHersS.I .IraRSalfisas o.
iIeiHsrsn Oei&if tsn sssSsn sssaS iStss,
vyeiis bsysdnst.
1rssifisRsR
2sr Naytt sar ssliG preifs Aetie.
O4nsIj. -vrsma etssn eio.so r.
1910 f.sb.
xrsSsRssfaIssnss 6lsifA. -
Hssft hesis. - Gtsrt deer GtitsH 1s--
1S4s ftsytv tvtyysnisitsH li4-lss, sytya
ftsst dear Gsitsn ll4 - 13e, GAnlfsra
ll--11Ke. Neuiss 1S4-1sxt lsfs nab
Kr ushr sfsta3t.
oaesG-Nsrst Retts. - etsrt dear
0HtsH 1s--1sKe, sxrIs kiSysnIeitsH 1sz
-lSe, sytrs i1srt dear GsiIen i1A 1ss'
lANe isis unb Ne ysrpiuat ssslr ssrss6t.
ssgsr osssd.GIaIA - Rash y tstis
l3k - 10, Ursssfet Sassn 10 = sos
69uftsrn l3K--lsc, RsU Dsri Gut Gdxl.
isys 19K-1s< tssksas Ossfs8 4iHssn tsS-ee
--9o.oe.
ettlsyb6sltsS 6fsifA-Ksrfi
fsfiS. e4tnfsn 1Ik = 1Ae YifHie 6dnI.
Tern 1eK--l04es 0suies l7--1Tkc, SOUL.
isrn ii---iiKs Rsu psrs Gnt G4sltsrH
ll--11Ae
6rifasS SIetfA. - e&inEsn Is
iSHe, pseHiss6 69uIterR 1oK--i1s Soul.
isrH 10X-11e, fport Nippsnfsitsn IL
l1Ks, Ism dear Gsitsn 1l--1lxt, sytra
lbsrt Ssitsn lok-ioIzs 0sliss lsK-
psr 0fnRb.
meet unS s.irdba
Rslf.-- HiHtsy patent 9AsS - l.Se
Dintsr Saasp os.eO-4.lB, Ointn Ne.
nilg $3.50 1.S0, eytra eS.oo-s.is, Or.
tinkrsS S3.7E--3.e5, 8avtsy 0sitsn Yatsnt
eS7S--0.ee, b. ioneS es.sS-z-15, DO. -.
nils es.So- 3.7S; NsoesnnstlI, nsrhnskfid
1sHiidt eI.1k--e.eo. yssnss Gttp eA.1o---
1ae. semii&tss eseo--<.io pss Obi.
8sijtM-Rarst ketia. no. sptbss
Bintsr 50 = 1oit. 70. 3 b, S9--SoXs;
80. 4 scttsr S8--90c SsT Uu
@elg dfsrn Widrft rubia unb Aetia-
20. 3 ipei6ss 80 - roc, 10. B ueibes 81
---ose, No.I DO. o. - CSC. 30. 3 asIbes
o81< -ok NJ, ,g2p. 8 bo. e3-s8 vi. go. q DO. 90 y
-Sikc, Wo. 3 aemIfhtes 0e---slc, Ro.8 DO.
o9--6se, slo. kbp. 6o1z size per Wu. ;wei-
6es 9slbenforn e7xe. geIbes bo. 67K--ssc,
asmiirhtes DO. e6--67 NJ per Wu.
Deiex--Wasit ftefig. IA. 8 nsibsy "a |
--44Er, Standard wsihfr 90 y e-14e, no. |
lrei6sr ~ - lsKt. no. 4 nstHss ~ --
SXs, 30. : oemifHter 4S--l8xe. Rp. 8 |
bg. ~ <--loe, No. Abe. 4i--42e pet 0u.
RssesM-Rsrft itetis.-- -. . esj<e. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

9 Sdwsine.-Esr Rarit mar fonaIan
nnb bic greife feisn ura ao--s5s per 100
pfunb.
osts BIZ aNgtrieisne Ss.Sa6unas. v. 8lei.
l4trfsyter e6.6b--e.90, orbin&re biS asSsYs
!tteMe f4pnt feffe ehus e5.75---e.4O, Gxtra
ee.4S-0.60. 6taDS $4.75-760, ,Grtra ef7S,
lei4te UeriaTDticrten es.16--S.9O, Grtra
1886, SerfeI pom ITO 1iunb aHb Hsniass
e6.00-e.00.
Gdafe unb 2dMmsr.- Der Rarft
mar beute fef unb bic greiie itsbeu UNI 10
-1be iiber benen pon Der porigen ggofe.
odafe -egtrG $3.50, cute tis aus.
srfeiene o5.00-6.S0, orbinkIe BIZ Gnte $500
800, Jd1rlinge $o.5o-6.95.
SIMMER. Syria s8l5. CUTE bis auserIe.
itHs e7.75-0.10. srbinart bs euie Ss.O0-
$50, geldoreHe Qdmmer s6.5O-L85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

Nmtsbe3irf aufbaltenoen WhlitGrs
fflidtigeH big 3u elmer @siammrbauer
bon pier Sabreu 5uriit5uitelIsn.
@noli9 entbdlt bas neue Reidsmili=
tdrgeieB cine @rlet4terurg, inbem eis
mem Wfilitdrpfli6tigen unter llmitan4
ben pie 8efreirng pon Der attipen
Gienitpfli4t betpilIigt tperbsn fann.
Die Yorf6rift lautet:
Militarpfli6tise, bic iib in einem
auBereurOpdiifen 2onbe eine feite
Stelliing uls &aufmann, Geiuerbes
trei6enoer ufip. ertppr6en bdben, f1ns
nen naG @blauf Der 5riit, fir bic lie
auriifgeite[t 1ino, friiFitens jebob
nah ablauf 6es bierten Dienitpflif}ts
id6rs, allf ibr Infu6en burh bic @ra
faBbeb0rbe britter Snitan3 bem 2anbs
iturm erften Iufgebots iibertpieien
perpen, Oiefe 8ergiiEitigling barf
ieho6 ben Militdrpfti9tisen nur ees
pd6rt perben, ipem BEL 9lblsiituHg Der
aftipen OienItpfli9t, lei es i'm Reifsa
qe6iete, fsi es in einem S9ubsebiete,
ibre SteGung ober ibr in bem auBers
europGiiden Qanbe dngelegtes 8erm0z
gen gefdbrbet Iein tpiirOe, aud tein
Qln6dlt bafiir porliegt, bab bic 9or=
ousIebung Der ueberpeiiung gum
2ar0iturm CUR ltmgebung Der 9ieHitz
pflidt berbeigefii9rt tporben iinb.
8enn nd6 Rem @eIdgten ou9 nuns
mebr bic @efa6r ni6t uebr borbanben
lit, bab Semdnb obne iein Wifen bic
beutIde Heihsange6Drigteit oerliert
70 6Ieibt bpA in pielen Sydllen Die
Nptbpenbigfett befeben. i6rsn geIib
nadsutpeiien. Dies geIdiebt am IL
6eriten baburd, bab fich bic i'm Nus
ldnbe lebenben Deuti6en in bic bel
jsbenl &pnfuldte eefiibrten Wbutritel
eintragen laIIen, mas neuerlib nit
teinerlei Soften pertniipft 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02
Msetaa Marft


Ruyfer mar nomineu. SsanbarS au
e14.s7, GlsetyoIpiit ~ ti4.6sK-14.s7K; /;
GATE su sl5.oo; Gazing ~ e14s7k-
14S2X.
Btna idpad tu tsT.so--sS.20.
0Iei rubig 81 sS.s6--205.
Stefter piQig bu e5.27-S.8T.
GtfeH.--Tr Narft par unperdnber..-
Rel Northern ti5.oo-15-S0. .Ns. . NprttssR
e14.7S--lS.3B, no. Sentbsrn e1A75 -
iH.2S, Rs. ContbsrH feft elA.Tt--16.26.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

90, s,nss ass attt,n II mn y.rr.

Gds. osnss nss afttsn II nsp Sssf
Gelb .cn eaa1 puroe Sa ~ - ~ aus.
eelieben.
grima geiad,tspapiere uurosn Su s4--
4KH bisfoHtiyt.
Stesltng grdange IN ftetia.--
6iht ~ N.sbA nnbQommercial ju e4.s81s
--4.s81. "
Dnnbes. obi gatipRsN baren Ne.
ttg nHb Hxrben pie fDfet sHstiyt:
Der. Staafen NefunotruHs > S6s<-9ol(c
geb., ~ Ss1ikrirts 1i14--1134, GsuysnS
IL geb, 50 resikrirte f03--1oS, Gsnysns
1o1-1eS. BaHana Rssifusb az SO
ssb.. DO. Coupon ~. 102 geb.
Mftienmarft.-gerg glartt mar beu,e
rutig aber ftdrfer unb bic GhlnBnotirun.
Gen itanben nleiffens etpas Aber benen BON
oeitern.
80, Giieabatu aifisH.
RAt1SE eAfnk-Anffe
8ebr. ~. 0ebr n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

Htnbutet - Die auserteienen Gualis
idten paren itstig Biz fart, bic ssm6bnlid,eu
aber ildu unb NM 15--35c per 100 yfunb
nieoriser. etodeys unb sttbers ruaren
langiom unb idipaf.
0dpsse 6tiere os.5o--7.eb, Gytra $50.
CAfsx t400 6.35. Eleil4trhisrs es.7s
-1.50. suSeriefsRs biz extra Vi. .65-s .00, ,3ei.
fsfs o51S-TS5, gytra e785-s.o0. .RAts $3.50
--5.75. auSsrlsfsns BID sytya e6e0--s.65.
GanRsrs es.25--l.SS, Cutters tz.2g--5.s5,
grtra els6--5.00, Gts6eys MHb Ssebers
o5.75-T.25, Gtsd.9sifsrs e6.35-8.3s.
9uIIen.-Tie 8ufutr mar uur pldbis
uRb Der Wnrst kefig,
DRasere unb Isit1fs eS.6o--s.5o. UsfssRa
e6.s0-7-35, Grtra e7.8S, fstts Dunen 800
--7.g0.
NtI tIdfHbe.-f3ei nur md6iser 8ufutr
mar Der Narft tente itrtig.
Grtra eaS. 5000, CUTE bis aussritlene
eo0.0o--6o.oo. orbindrs bis CUTE Ss0.00---
--5e.00,
aaIbsE Ser Marit mar beute ilau
uao fhpad).
eyira eii.so--1s.O0. fsir bU sais IsiAts
es.50--io.t0. sSbiHtss uxb srsbs e5.so--
lo.oo. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

10. . b. c2--sSe, 10. 4 bo. $500.
Ger 4 e.--Np. . @inter 6S--70c, No. 3
%. oo-o6e, No. : Spring os--7sc, 80. .
be. s2--Sse per 9u.
0AiSlp.
DIR Marft nar hstie. SerIeuit wutbeN:
$40 DblS. GihiaerS Binifteb ooobS auf
bsy OaRS Ssn e1.s5 per oadoRs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

waonhe StriftiteIler eri65pfen fid,
neil fie ibren assains ais Rennpferb
benuben. y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02
Oiebmarste.

Cincinnati 81. Gebruar 1914.
8ufutr unb Berianot ipdbreub Der Der ;
IoKenen Wuten. pergli4en nit ben porber :
1ebenben . MODEM ruaren ME ioIot:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

1x6sr.-- 3rers Hnb fetig. NafNnirtsr
Gnt 8eai B.60e, yoHbereb 4.70t, Cubes 4.s5e,
essnMstsb 4.o0e, GsnfeetionerB ~ 4.50e,
ON ~ 4-sOs, paber ertrs e 41oc,
eTtra - 3.s0e, srSiH&rsr sslter 1856.
Mslaflss IL fssie. ~ NsI Orleans
Dtsn Kettle 32-Sos Centrifugal 30-sot
~ oaaone.
HstS.-Ssxiifana, 6ansy 9eab 0K-7e.
tyiMa GN-sHe, eySiHarr 4H-Ss JsYaR
4X-zNe yey Dfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-02

ginetnnattss. Jetruar 1914.
Die HaAfslssnssn nssttranssn bsIislsa
u nur anf eHerss.TraRSalfisasR. Del
IeiHsrtH Oef4if tn SssbsH ssHaS tStsss
gyetfs beyehaet.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

war should prompt congress to take immediate steps to induce the open ing of the coal mines in Alaska and to rush the construction of the Alas ka railroad for that purpose.
 All of the coal for naval uses on the Pacific has been brought around from the Atlantic. To get this coal here it has been necessary, or at least the department has considered it nee essary, to use foreign vessels. Those foreign vessels are no longer avail able for that purpose. They would be subject to capture on the high seas, notwithstanding that they were loaded by our government, for ves- sels are always subject to capture by a power hostile to the flag which they fly.
 There are no American ships for the purpose. Every vessel which flies the American flag which can by any possibility be used for the purpose will be needed in our overseas trade, to take the places of the foreign ships which have been withdrawn from the trade. There are no means availa ble for getting coal from the Atlantic to our Pacific fleet.
 Of course, the naval vessels can use the domestic coal, which is good enough for all the merchant vessels and also the revenue cutters and army transports, but it is not con- sidered good enough for naval yes sells, especially in war times The situation, therefore, points now to the immediate necessity of opening the mines of good steaming coal for na- val uses in Alaska as speedily as pos sible. The opening of those mines has become a necessary part of any scheme of national defense, and the last week has shown conclusively that no nation can afford to neglect every possible measure to strengthen the national defenses.-Seattle Post-In- telligencer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
War Publicity.

This is not a war correspondents war that is being fought across the water. The iron hand of the censor and the velvet-gloved hand of the military press agent are seen in the situation.
 Great newspapers in England have almost despaired of covering" the war adequately. Correspondents are turned back, the censor is ever hack ing at what they seek to transmit, and dependence must be placed in what the respective war offices give out.
 Here is where the governmental press agent is coming into being. France seems to be the most adroit in practicing the new art so far. But Germany, alert to the value of the worlds public opinion, is making shrewd use of publicity agencies. And now England is proposing to establish a governmental press bu- reau to dissemiate such news as the world may safely receive.
 The worlds opinion has direct bearing on all modern wars. There are evidences that the belligerent powers are becoming aware of the fact. They want no war correspond ents, but they want wise men to di-
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

Notice of Hearing of Final Account. In the Commissioners Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Third Division
 In Probate.
 In the matter of the estate of Tom Toolson, deceased.-Notice of Hear ing of Final Account.
 Notice is hereby given that Anton Carlson, administrator of the estate of Tom Toolson, deceased, has ren- dered and presented for settlement and filed his final account and re- port of his administration of said es- tate, and that Thursday, the 1st day of October, 1914, at the hour of two o'clock p. m. on said day, in the of flee of the commissioner and ex of- ficio Probate Judge, at Valdez, Alas ka, has been by order of said court appointed as the time and place of the settlement of said final account and report, at whicn time any and all persons interested in said estate may appear and file objections or otherwise except to the approval of said final account and report.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 3Otb day of July, 1914.
 ANTON CARLSON, Administrator of the Estate of Tom Toolson, deceased.
 Date of publication July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20. 27, 31.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1914.
EUROPE WILL BE COSSACk OR
 REPUBLICAN," SAID NAPOLEON

A hundred and some odd years age Napoleon Bonaparte, the second Ju Illus Caesar a Corsican by birth and a nobody by ancestry, forced his rule upon France, willingly lowing he1 neck to his sovereignty, welcome be cause full of military glory to her but no less welcome because it was a relief from the despotic tyranny of her own Bourbons.
 But when Napoleon usurped the sovereignty of Naples and put first his brother Joseph upon it's throne and then his sister Carolina and Mrl- rat, when Joseph was made King of Spain and Louis King of Holland, the sovereigns of Europe, among them the Great powers of Russia, Austria, England and Prussia, all felt their thrones tottering beneath them, and with mighty armies combined they crushed him.
 Looking back upon the ruins of his once overwhelmingly splendid do- minion and seeing his enemies re- turned once more to their absolute rule, Bonaparte yet had the vision of the seer in looking into the future and he said:
 Tn hundred years Europe will be either all Cossack or all Republican"
 Is that day dawning upon us, now that the span of hundred years has passed?
 The people of the fair United States, dwelling in peace and security under the folds of flag of constitutional independence unsullied by the "di- vine right of kings" strain aghast eyes across the sea where their broth CTS, endowed by the same God of Love with immortal souls panting for liberty and the right to pursue hap piness, are being driven by the mil lions to the brink and over the prec- ipice of that war which is hell-the he'll of a barberic savagery of fury and madness, of battle and slaughter the hell of militarism, autocracy and the divine right of kings"
 But in the spectacle of things so ferocious that our minds cannot i'm agine them, and so full of woes that our hearts cannot count them, can we not see the cataclvSm of the strl1S- gling forces of a new hope, the pangs of travail in the birth of new gov ernment which shall be for men, and not for kings ?-New York World.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual stockholders meeting of the Black Diamond Gold Mining Com pany Gas adjourned) is called to meet at the office of the company in Val deg, Alaska, on September 18th, 1914, at o'clock p. m., at which meeting a board of irectors will be elected for the ensuing year and other busi- ness of importance will come before the meeting.
 By order of the president. k Sept. l GEO. J. LOVE, Secretary
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
NORTHWESTERN
 REACHES SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-The steamer Northwestern arrived here yesterday at noon and will therefore be delayed until the 22nd in leaving. The steam CT Victoria also arrived yesterday with the party of excursionists
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

According to the Alaskan, seven prominent drunkards of Skagway have been listed by the U. s. deputy marshal, and will henceforth be de barred from booze.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
War clos,no Cooper Mines.

RAY, Ariz., Aug. 20.-As a result of the unsettled conditions caused by the European war, copper mines in the Ray district today reduced their working forces to half time. Two thousand men are affected.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

rect the feeding out of safe informa- tion, properly handled to help their cause and, equally, to suppress that which may be detrimental.--Ex.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
Shooting Gallery Open

The Valdez Shooting Gallery is op- en. Try your eye; test your nerve. Fine targets. Mckinley street, near Dicks Place. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
Nubone Corsets.

Try Mrs. St. Marie's for one of those Nubone corsets. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

Ed. Spearsted left this morning fo the Pinochle property on the Val dez glacier.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

Suits pressed for SIC at Silve mans, the tailor. Telephone 19S.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
Wood for SalI

Wood for Sale.
 Four-foot slab wood far sale $3.50 a cord at the Copper River Lumber Company. k2S
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Aug. 20.-A re- duction of ten per cent. in the wages of 2,0OO men employed by the Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona smelters was put into effect today. Five hundred men were laid off. Similar reductions in the Bisbee mines of the two companies were made.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20

BEDDING, Cal, Aug. 20.-The Mountain Copper Company today closed the Iron Mountain mine, which in eighteen years has produced ore valued at S27,000,000. Three hun dred and fifty men were laid off and the company's output reduced eighty per cent. The shelter at Martinez will be closed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-20
OPEN ALASkA'S COAL,

If anything more were required to do this, the outbreak of the present