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Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06
kruttschnftt penfes Rumor

New York, Aug. 6.-Julius Krutt-
schnitt, chairman of the Southern Pa
ciflc company, issued statement To-
day saying there was no truth in the
report that negotiations were in pro-
gress between the United States gov
ernment and the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company for the transfer of the
steamships Manchuria, Mongolia, ST.
IBERIA, Korea and China of the Pacific
Mail fleet to transatlantic service to
be operated under government pro-
lection to take care of cotton and
ether exports to Europe and to bring
back Americans now stranded there.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

It was reported yesterday that a
crowd of bull necks in Vancouver tore
the German eagle from over the door
of the consulate there and otherwise
gave a d. I. demonstration Of concen-
trated assininity. And yet we English
speaking people, call ourselves civil
ized. There is no dignity in any kind
OF warfare, but least of all in this sort
Of kid stuff.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06
Lisbon Harbor Crowded

Lisbon, Portugal, Aug. 6.-The port
is crowded with vessels belonging to
the European nations now at war.
The government has taken measures
to assure food and fuel supplies for
the population as well as to assure the
monetary circulation The export of
cereals has been prohibited.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

The invasion of Belgium makes It
appear to be German strategy to ac-
cumulate as many adversaries. and as
speedily, as possible. AS it happens,
Belgium keeps 100000 men to defend
her guaranteed" neutrality, and
it rather looks as if. after hanging
around SO long in hope, they have
gotten on the job regularly.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06
Reports Of Rattre Confirmed

Reports OF Battfc Confirmed
Washington, Aug. 6.-American dip
lomatic dispatches from Belgium con-
firm reports of a heavy German de-
feat at Liege. The Germans were
caught between two forts. The ami
hilation of some Belgian troops in a
furious charge on overwhelming Ger
man forces also was reported.
From the Hague has come the first
acceptance of aid from the American
Red Cross. A message has been re-
turned saying hospital units will be
dispatched as quickly as transporta-
ton can be found. A hospital unit
consists of three Red Cross physicians
and IL nurses with equipment.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

With the price of meat soaring into
the clouds what chance for ths
breakfast food companies. This will
be a good dEtfme to contract the habit
of eating excelsior
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06
Rritish Reoiments Leave China

Shanghai, Aug. 6.-Two British regi-
ments stationed at Tien Tsin, have
been ordered south. They are awaiting
the arrival of transports. An Indian
regiment of Punjabes will remain at
Tien Tsin.. as
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

The movement to "See America
First" should be very popular these
days. sn H' fi~
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06
Precinct No. 20

No. S00 Luciano Trujillo. All tax
|es. Sc " NV " E " SW ". SW ",
SW II Sec. IL, twp. 13, R. 16, 160 A.
CONTINUED on Page y
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

It is especially gratifying to note
that in this day Of strife and bIoodshed
abroad the railroads and their opera
tives at home have come to their
senses and will arbitrate wage differ
ences.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

The kaiser's speech recently to his
oeunselors sounds ven as a mere ac-
Las Vegas optic., 1914-08-06

cumulation Of words. but his ethics are
all wrong.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 HOLD ANNUAL MEETING,

St. Paul, Minu., Aug 1.-Two hundred and forty-fOur delegates representing 327OOO members of tEc Knights of Columbus from every state and territory of the United States. Mexico, cuba, Panama and Canada, arrived here today for the
 annual International Convention of the order. Representation is lim- tied to from two to ten delegates from each state, territory or province. These delegates were eI~ ectcd in state conventions this summer.
 A poutirical high mass, solemniz- cd in the cathedral by the Right Reverend J. J. Lawler. auxiliary bishop of st. Paul, this morning cpen,d the regular program of the convection. Archbishop John Ire. land, of St. Paul, delivered the ser mon. At 1920 this afternoon, a civic ceremony was held at the Knights of Columbus auditorium the address of welcome being made by Mayor Win Powers.
 Tomorrow evening a reception to delegates and visitors will be held in the Knights of Columbus build ing. Four members of the board o' directors are to be elected at the business session Wednesday. Auto mobile rides will be given by st Paul members to the delegates and y.sitorr Wednesday afternoon. Busi- HISS of fle convention will be completed Thursday.
 Henry c. Soucheray, of St. Paul this afternoon exempltfied tho fourth degree upon 400 persons from Minnesota and North Dakota. The conference of degree was not connected with the international convention. The session of the su- memc board of directors also WAS not part of the regular conyen- ton, and 1t will close tonight after a session of two days,
 The St. Louis Choral club, with seventy-two members, arrived here today. They sang the pOutifical nigh mass this morning and will g"ve a concert Wednesday evening. The Chicago delegation arrived on special train with delegates also from other sections Of Illinois. A special delegation from Winnipeg a. rived this morning,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
German Losses are Reported From Various Points-Two Atlantic Liners Flee to Hail.
 fax For Safety-U.S. Cruiser Tennessee With $6,OOO,OOO Departs To Bring Home All Americans Now In Europe

London, August 7-EaIy this morning adyices were received here that the British fleet of walshipS which had been concentrating in the North Sea for the past few days ad fought a terrific battle with the German fleet stationed there and that the latter had been defeated and is DOW moving in the direction of the coast of Holland.
 Thc Admiralty today sent out word that British merchant ships are BOW safe from German inter- ference in the North Sea during the daytime, as the British fleet is in full control.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
PERSONAL

Mrs. Baynton of Dawson left ol the Princess Sophia last night for Victoria, B. C.
 Messrs. southern and Wilson, Mrs. TeIford, Miss Bate, Mrs. Dorau and Mrs. Schubach, all of Dawson, were southbound passen- gers on the Princess Sophia last night.
 Carl Schaudstadter, president of the Mississippi Trust Co.,, of S.. Louis, arrived out on the train from AtIiu last night aud left on the Princess Sophia for Portland, Oregon.
 There was a very good attendance at the informal dance given at the W. P. A. club last night, and 2 most enjoyable time was had by those who were there.
 The Dolphin is due at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning,
 The Humboldt is due at S a. m tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
PACIFIC COAST s. s. co.
 WILL ISSUE SCRIP BOOKS

Heretofore 1t has only been pos sible for people who desired to travel between local points In South eastern Alaska to do 30 either by the purchase of tickets at local rates or else wait for some boat of the steamship line over which their tickets read, there being no auch thing as Interchangeable tickets bs- tween the different transportation companies.
 With the large number of ocD- mercial travellers and tourists who are now visiting Aloska, and who for business or other reaaoHs ds. sire to make short side trips. t haa been found necessary to make dif- ferent arrangements and to meet the requirements, the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Is now prepared to issue what it terms a scrip book, which resembles the mileage books issued by the railroad companiSss the only difference being that iR- stead of paying for a certain Rum- her Of miles of transportation the scrip book is sold for $1O0 and contains cash coupons for that amount in pages of 5 cents up to $500.
 The book is pocket size and the balance of any unused Bcrip iS Te- deemable al the offices of the eonl- pany at it's face value.
 The scrip is good for transportation any place, but between skagway and Ketchikan and all intermediate Southeastern Alaskan points, thers will be a rebate of 20 per cent d. lowed when the covers of tho book are returned to the head office, thus uak'ng the short rates average the same per mile as the through rate between Seattle and skagwRy,
 This scrip will be accepted by any transportation line in Alaska eT- cept the Canadian Pacific, but the onIy company to issue 1t will be the Pacific Coast Steamship Go. These scrip books will shortly be on sale and may be had at the To- cal office here on application.
 This scrip can also be used to pay excess baggage rates.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
4 GREAT ASSENiBLAGE OF
 VETERINARY SURGEONS

London, Aug. G-The greatest TssembIage of veterinary surgeons the world has ever known gathered here Monday to attend the opening sessions of the International Veter- mary congress which will continue through next Saturday. The Amer ican delegation, under the direction sf Dr. Adolph Eichbcrn, of the Un- lied States bureau of animal indus try. includes representatives of every state of the United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

N,u York. August 7-The call o.r assistance Fyqm the home gov amn, by the crowds of Amcri. cam umi~t- who have been stranded u rhy Continental European cities uy th. de. malton of war. and the commencement of ho~tliucs by gHr grsat ,towcr~ and thc consequent or.~lu- ul aH avenues or exchange, Ms answered D. the dispatch ot .ae mmuyd cruiser Tennessee from ..i~ p.st ,a~t might with S6,ooo,ooo m -.El Go relieve lle di~ur~~ ard q. afford ucm> ug reaching home E.g au gHure desiring Ju come.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
SWISS ACCUSED |DE FIRST
 TIME HS BENv TRAITOR

Geneva. Aug. -Tae tnn frs. time in history a...v. Swiss 1.a been accused os I...g 3 spy in his own land ,n 1oa.l. O. ma.aer oouu- try, and ii so happens that .h. man attafaug IG.s uamgtab.. a.a..uo- ton is memne. D. .ao N.,.on.I council
 The government nas suppressed his uamc and most q. the t.crs il the ease, gor which sw.s nawspa- pers are loudly e.w.r.ra It B. stated, however, that ..a w.u. who was arrested in Zurich, had been sus- pected for some time past. and th.- a search of his house disclosed co., viucirg proofs of his guID He hai been particularly active in getting and dtsposing O. information con- cerrfrg the Swiss dareusos on the Italian trogaer says the authori- ties.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
COP GIVEN S2OO PURSE
 FOR SLAPPING LEGISLATOR

Rome. Aug. G-por.gcmmu Gug- .!iemo CarrAcioIo was 2200 richer or Iast Monday for having slapped the face Of Deputy Dugout socialist member of parliament Corarciolo also will receive a metal as soon as 1t can be suitably designed and coined.
 During lAe recent sooials. strikt iu Italy Deputy uugau found hu2- self at tho head Of body ot aeu - .onsuators. In every conflict with the police OF military Dugou maI- aged tc escape physical musstug up, asserting his immum.g as d mem- Ter of parliament ..t ae'y.ug auy- one 10 touch him.
 Dugouus Jlu rnma.uaI etraa- tive until ua mu. ToHucmw Carac- ciolo. The auer decided that while the dapuna body mt-.e he mvto'. able. he would take os.anoe Jha- lis face wasn't. .u. shipped i- Twice. inviting t.n furious deputy later Co take sn.l t.a. back .o u2r- Iianeut gud, show .r ra his col- leagues.
 Deputy Altoho.O, 9 fellow social ist member of parliament. but be-. longing to a faction opposed to Me strike. tool, up a subscription of contributors. H'e found ] 800 people glad .a contribute to- wards the uur.. @. ... medal
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

Brussels. August 7-It is be- lieved here that the German attack on Liege has been abandoned after three days fighting and the loss of great number of men on both sides, although that of the Germans i, said 10 have been far tine heav- ior.
 The German troops are now re- ported to be retiring and to have al- ready lett thc vicinity of the river Mouse.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
RIVER BOATS

WhjtehoIso, Aug. 7-Water 57 inches.
 Casca up Big Salmon ? a. m Na3utliu at HOotalinqua Dawson leaves Dawson 2 D. m. WhitehOrse up Coffee creek 9 D. m.
 SelKirk sailed S a. m. CaHross, Aug. 7-Water 75 in. Cleaner arrived a. m. Cleaner departed z D. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

Hs.l.aN. August 1-The steamers Nwe.aua or the White Star line anI ae Cedric ug thc ymard line. rHl British companies, came at wu speed into port hue this morn ing.
 They were bound gor New York. ru. ..ue waw,l that hostile war ships were waiting Iu them. and ,Hau..l their .ym~e and came n.rr.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
British Warshps Sink or Capture 19 German Men Of War


ing what chance there would be next summer to charter motor boat capable of accommodating from 25 to 30 people for a month Or six weeks cruise in the inland waters of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

The meet will be held from August 17 to 21, inclusive, and all the United States and Canada will bc represented. Prizes amounting Q $5O,00O already have been Offerel
 for the winners of the various events.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
NOTICE

There will be meeting of the Democratic club at the city hall, Friday, Aug. 7th, at 8 o'clock D. m. All democrats are requested to b8 present.
 LEE c. GAULT, J. M. TANNER,
 Secretary. President,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
PITTSBURGH CIRCUIT
 RACES SOON TO OPEN

Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 6-Iu mtil- ipatiou of the Pittsburgh grand cir cult race meet the finishing touches are being put on the track on Rruuots Island, conceded to Le Che of the fastest in the country,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07
INTENDING ALASKA TOURISTS
 ARE MAKING INQUIRIES

Among the many inquiries that are constantly being received by the local steamship agents was one to P. r. ". LowIe of the c. P. R. which reached here on the Princess Sophia Wednesday from a promin- ent and wealthy New Yorker ask
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

pmI~. August --According to tn Iats~t adyirs~ received here the British uaraI fleets have raptur- gI w,r sixty German vessels in yart.u~ Ha.r~ ut thc world since ta. u.mms .oomeut uG hu~tliueS.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

Berlin. August 7-AdviccS rc- r"jyed here give out the nrorma- ton that nineteen German warshipS were either sunk or captured by
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

thc British during the fight Lctwccn the two fleets yesterday .n the North Sea.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-07

tomorrow.
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lln(er BunOes. Staats(e6retdr!

Ut lntO iein Ginfliib pcrnidtcter
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Aufieben erregt aud Die Ibatia.
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Gentidru, neil ie H. weiaern, ibn
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len. Sbaleih 8r1iiOent gSilion pom
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tie 0aitralttdi beitan6, lit Dies BON
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Qineolns seigen al, OaB BORT BelO
geianmelt nuroe, nm burf grpans
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nit ieiner 6anilie ge6en, aber ais
5taatsietretar ioIIte er GROCER nnO
neitiittger ieiu. Gas lit CT aber
niht.
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Wrihnndtsirit.

8ie6er Idiitei Die @eihnddtsalo,
den sim Sfeit Der 5r6bIiHfeit unO
0es a5rteben nllf gr9en" M6dtrr
tie MIR otid, fiir mier altes @dtcr.
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ben. lit pobl Der iehnlidlite Astnidj,
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bier, 10 prit mir and pom Sdpall.
plae eutfrrnt limo. mill sic edltr
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ben admpfern In Der alien Seiinatb.
Saben mir and teine @ermau0ten
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rem Seben min in Gorge iteben, 10
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fiiat has sur Mai6nddts 3cit 8cidl
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tern Der chen eridliellert fSeitaitsaaba
bemerfen. llcbcraIis ipeihuadlih mn.
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lektrn @itltcr burt Dcrbrodte. Gine
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g9eldled aontrait miro Die 0iesi1b.
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bis Oabin ge0ie9en.
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Sidsi almanad fcrtia.

Ger Aep. Sri ". 5ifs qIutanad
Der ieigt iertiggeiicat 1T, gepinni
init icoem Sabraona ulehr an 9e.
Liebtheit nn5 9tiibltdJfcit. llcbcr
oieien gall3en erotbeiI lit er Elm
feitirbenbes gcoarfuiB III Seincll.
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5obrgdn1 heraas. Ger Nlmnnad
miro per 8cit fit 81 Gents per.
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ieineS aItnanad ein gail3cs Sa6r
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3l0t 6roufIin ADe 9t. qouis DO.
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bereueti. 8erftdt e. 1915.
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Anr 0eIl @eimlpege Don Der Sd)ll.
le Ditroe Die adtidbrige aoella Een-
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abhalten.
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idtper frdnf 0nrnieoer. Grit Dor
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item Saniing Nhen0 cnadgiert RAJ.
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Naer9anO nnteri6ieO!
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grHfde 9aGe. brtffte 9Wge - reitt In England fa ole pnno.
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GnalmHo ibont sic rignc Snbr - limb uuihodert frrmbes @ut
Gcuiabura Ger, an i3. Goucmbcr 1914.
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Nhtnnnl

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bliiDt Der 8eretll.
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Sanien Rcbr.. Sen 4. Ge3. 1914.
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bier grobe Sdoet.
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bis $3.50 fir 0eu 9lder 2auo be-
5ablcn, rpeldes nidt ben1Hert iper.
ben lam. 9iir @em1Iiertmqslau0
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Der Staht rilten fiinitIideu Ser.
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ben Nerqeu int 8eiten bon Der Sta0t
cinen Damn oti5uleacn. 0er 165
SUB bod fem ioa, unt 0os Shnee.
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gen uto ben onoern Gee oomit uuf
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lid gorontirt. Sic haben aud idon
etuo 500 meilen 0itdes (@rdbe)
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5arfter 6iirfen MIR auf ihrem Sam
be bic tleiner 6lirhen 5ieben, Inn
ibr g1n6 8l beluuiicrn.
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idbrIih ia 3oG int 9nrhlfnitt.
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aber mir II 3pa. Sier lit 0ebr0s
I'd .piiien mir, Dab mir anti II big
"A 3ol stemlid, quite Grnten er5ie
fen founell, o0s beiBt ipenn Der ae
gen 9eraoe 5ir 8eit cintrtfft; oieies
lit ober ieitet Der s5al.
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III Montnno itG MIR ouf ioldlem
nr8uitebeln, mo man iuenig
bic 0dtfte Der 5arm Dcipdfern
fam. Scr iid) fir Oieie 9afc In.
terriiirt tann oil mid ooer aid an
bic 0alfer Jarm Gales 60. idrctben.
ut0 mir fito ieoerBeit bcreit, Sic n6.
allgftnit al gcben.
99ir buben bier 1icies eydbr einen
ousgeseidnet idlonet Scrbit ae6obt,
mar ctn pnnr Idipadle Nadtfroite.
nidt 5tt biel unb nidlt bit menig gtcl
gen, ioonB bas 3intergetreioe icbr
ait itebt bic erntc iUnr bier iii Die.
ieni 5onllner mie fnIat:
Aeisen is Is gnlbel bonn afcr.
Safer d55 gui1eI BON ader.
Corn 80 80 gufheI BON qder.
sic 9reiie itno fest Der g3nIbel:
DC Cts. Safer 40 cts Corn
55 gts.
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