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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
qufaI6cridltc aMs gsnIhinntun.


SOIL ScnrD &rat6cr icin.
Die %oli5ei 0laubt. OoB sic 9ci-
dc ocs ilngct Nlamcs, mcldc 20
@lcilcn BON @oi6ington cntiernt ne.
ben ocn @cIciicu scr ..Soitbcrn
&oiIwap" alfgehmOcn mltroe. oie ocs
Dor mc6rcreu Eogeu peridpluocnen
25 Sabre alten Senrp @rot6er BON
9lr. 2211, 9lailrooo-9lpcnue. lit. SIS
miro angeuommcn. ooB scr @}ann
rm's &eben fam inocm CT bon ciucu
3ugc ficl.
B obnbGufer nie0crgcs
brannt.
9leun ans 0ol3 ge6autc g9o6n61u.
fer on Scr 9enning.9loao, 5piidcn
@cttral- -9lpemc unO 9lnocoitia.9iooO
aclegcn. muroeu geitern Wlorgcn nm
3 ll6r ourb 6cuer 3eritort, uno 5pei
anoere SGilicr nurocn bei6doiqt.
Ger SAaocn bctrdgt $4,000. Son
Ocn ncim &Gliern worcn flint un6c-
mo6ut, uno IN cinem Oicicr iu6c-
wo6nten Sduicr mar oaS Scucr ans
qe6roHen. 0ic fiinf unbewo6ntcn
Sduicr gc60rten Scrrn SenrD 9lcu-
ter BON 9}r. POI, 6-StraBc, 9lor0oit.
Gio 9Gpo6ner Ocr on0eren bier Sodu-
icr wareu Screnio6 0ig0s, S. Sad
Jon, 9lOom ,SocobS mo 9eue0ict
5pri9gs. Sic pcrloren oae i6re Nl0.
bcl.
Cine 'llcberrni6ung fir
Oic 0orlc6cus6 6aic.
SBoli5eiriAtcr &ameS g. 9uab be.
reitcte Den 0orlebensboicn. oie untcr
mebr ais 1000 Acknowledgment
itc6cu oos @uberoeieb iibertrctcn 3u
bubcn geltcrn cine llcbcrraidlmg, in.
Dem cr 0cn fotegoriiden @efe6l er.
licB, OoB aae Oorle6enS6oie, oeget
mclAc 9lni6uloigungcn porlicgen,
ndblten Gienitag i'm @eri1t 81 er.
iheiucn ba6en. Ser 9eic6l fam, ais
Die @ei6morcnen fiir oic 0arlc6ens.
baie-6dllc sum Oritten Nlole micOcr
cntlalien perOen muBtc, neil nod
feline Safe auf Dem @eri1tsfalen0cr
cingctragcn moren. Ger Siilfs-Gor.
porQtionss9 s9lltmQlt ltntcrhun0elte i'm.
mer nod nit 0en Tnrle6cns6aien. @r
Datte ibnen, luie bis6er beridtet NOR
Den mar, Oas fplgen0e llcbcreinfom-
men ongcbotcn; Sic loIlten ii6 Ibul.
Dig 6cfennen uno miirOcn mcnn mr
cine 9lnIbulOioung norlicqe, sur
3o6lmg bon $10O 5trofe oerlirt6eilt
pcrOcn ldge cine 5meite 9lnihuloi-
0ung Dor Damn ioQte oie meitere
Strafe 5000 mo 30 Sage @efdna-
niBDoft 'iein ieOod ioIlte Die @cfdng.
niB6oft ibncn ouf oas Gcrlpreden
bin, 0aB iic NIT Sfiid5o6hlng bon mr.
orciuiertcl oes aopitals, ooS iic i6ren
Spicrn gelicbcn 6o6en, 3ufrieOcn Iein
pollelL gci6cntt wcrpen. S6eiubar
aber baperto eS ir9euopo, no scr
9lc6ter bat icbIicBli1 oie @eouIo Der
loren. %enn Die Qarle6ensbnic ocn
i6ncn pom &iilfs.@orporotions.9(
malt angcbotcneu Gerslci6 nibt on-
nebnen miilien iic iib gum 9Sro5cB
ltellen. Sic gro5eiie ucroen aIler.
oIn9S longc 3cit III 9lniprud ncb.
men, Oic Stroicn iuerOen Damn mI6
9eiaI5cnc iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Bci Grpluiiuu perIebt.

In Sol9e Der @rploIion eilter Nill'
ianilirln9s-Moihi plIroe Or. 8,
" sImmen6eitier, welher IN Scr
2lO9, @orolano.9loenuc. ais 3abn'
ar5t funeirt, 10 i6wer uerlebt, ooB er
lId in Die dr5tlide 8ebunolung oes
Er- Ro6ert 8. @}itbea bege6eu miiB'
lc- Gin E6eil ieiner &imnbade, ioipi(
ine1rere ieiner untercn 366ne mrr'
oen ibm ourb Den llnfaa weggcril'
NJ nYnlir sur 0leIic in'S glnslauo bcicrat 6
E""suMns. yir. 4i3, chsNaltlmUre'e etraRc, nnb
VHl'pm ppHie Slpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
@urOpaiStbe @abrI6crid,tc


" 4 ~.
GpnL 26. N}dr3. Gs wiiroe
6eute pom Eopit beitbloiien entpcOer
GnOe 9lpril oOer 9lniong N}oi elm
@oniiitorium ob5nbolten. IS wirO
ongenommen OoB ehuo 5poli &or.
Oin1le ernount perOcn.
@cQcn ooS GueIl.
Berlin 26. @ldr5. Ger 9lcibS-
tag poIiirtc 6eutc einItinnlig cine
SiQ, lvel6c poriiebt OoB, woun im'
incr Elm Guea oocr cine ScronsiorOe.
ritno gum Guea OlirA undergraduates
9cne6ncn 6er6eigeiii6rt miro Der
9elciOiger iiott nit SETTING nit @e-
fdnaniB 6citroit luerOen ioll. Die 9ia
aibt Dem @cridbtc Ole NiodJt Den
S6ulOigeu iciner biirgcrlidenG6ren.
redte perluIig 81 iprehen.
Cies 1T OoS critic Niol, OoB allie
@artcien in Dem 9eIre6en eiuig linO,
Dem Oncu llniig Sdranfen ST le-
ben
0te iopaniid de 6 Gobinets'
&riie.
Eofio, 26. @}Gr5. Bon me6.
reren einiluBrei6en 5eitcn miro ser
@criudl gemudt, @rof S6ioenobl
Sfitmo an Die Spite Ocs ncrcn ia.
ponii6cn Cabinets 3u 6rriicn. @raf
Sfu6o, welhcr irii6er Wliniiier oeS
9luslpdrtiaen mar. mir0 ais cii itar-
fer lmO 6ei'm @oltc 6eliebtcrStoots
monn 6c5ecGnct S6mo6l ct Elm
1Siibrer Scr progreiiioen %ortci III, 10
miro bod gc9loubt ooB er I'M Ston.
Sc iein piirOe, ett Itorfes Coalitions.
Cabinet 81 griinOen ooS bei'n iopo.
niideu Eublifum 9ln6ong iinoen
miir0e.
Iie GonlerDotipen 6o6en ongeoeu-
tet, ooB lie Der 9crlfllnQ @roi Sfll.
mas opponircn piroeu, uno 6ente
wurOcn longerc Gonfercn3en bon ben
StootSmdnnern ii6er oic 6rogc &c.
bolten
Gie @lit9lieocr Oes 9leprdicntol.
ten6ouies, ociien Sibungen Dor eini.
oen Sogen lnter6robcn iuurOcm tro-
ten 6elite pieOer 5lIommen un0 pal
iirteu ioiort eme 9leiolution iiA bis
gum Ge5ember 81 oertooeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
0lnrtrnn iihrr Nl2erifn.

syn Dem 8wcisc Ger. 8 ocr DGnob
Nrott 6reibibliot6ef" an DER Eomion.
rno 9coion.StroBc bieIt geitcrn
slbcno Sr. Bernard 6. Steiner eineil
iIlllltrirtcn %ortrog. ipeldem Gin
6oblreic6es 9Sublifum nit GROCER
slufmerflonlfeit folgtc. Scin Ebema
loutctc: ,Siini g9ohcn in W}erifo. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
gInsan6c 6cr staats.Q Qircnacn.

Nerr 9loom 0cupcrt, Scr 9lftuar
Oes Common @leos- s-@eri6tes,- modt
an anOerer Stcae Oes y0euti6en
Gorreiponoentcn~ bcfannt, OoB cr
om ud6iien @}ontoa NIT Der Plus
telling Ger 0lai-StaatSliccn5cn be-
dinncn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
gIrbeiter.g .gInaeIcaen6eitem.

gIrbeiter-glnge ngelegenbeiteu.
9lusitouo Der @ctreioeidauiler in
9uifalo's @lepatorcn oro6t.
S6icosgeri6tsbe6oroe INN @ei-
Ie9uno Oes strifcS Der 6orben.
mii6cr in 9ourcucc bemii6t.
@uffolo, 9}.-g., 26.. NR6r5
2luf 6eme 9}o6mitttg inO Die @lit-
qlieocr Der Union Scr @etreiOeitoui-
Ter 81 elmer Geriammlng beriien
i'm 5u cuu1Qen. o6 nic6t bis sur @r.
ncucrimg ocs 9IrbeitSoertroges nit
ocu 9ciiberu Der @lepotoren bic Mr.
belt iuspenoirt meroen ioll.
Die 9lrbcter perlonqen @rbobrug
ibreS moNdtlidcn 9obncS BON $40
oni $S6 uno @rtrobc3obhmg iitr
yloAtorbcit, pGbreuo Der Scbiii-
fo6rtsiaiion. Sntcreiiirt an DER Sade
iino ctmo 1000 9lrbciter. SSeocr
@leuator bot Is bis 20 9(nqciteQte
mO 6,000,O00 9uibel @etreioe be.
iinocn iib ouf Sen Sbiffen. pelhe
bier ii6erpintert boben lluter &C.
mobnlicben &er60Itiinen fonnte Oic-
ie @etreOemenge in ieds Cogcn
ouf Die GleOotoren geihoiit wcrOcn.
Strifc in 0en r@ocific
WILLS 5li Sowrcncc.
2omrence, Wloii, 26 Mdr5.
Die StoatS r Observation-Disclosures
BON Gloiiobuieits ma6t groBe slu.
itrcuglngen, sen Strife Der 6orben.
miiher in DER So6rif DER ygocific
MilIs" oobier ourd oen 1000 9lr.
better beihditigiuigslos geworocu
iinO, 81 becnOeu. 9llti 6eute 9loh.
nlittog bat sic SAicos6e6oroe cine
Goniereu5 angeiebt uno ole Strifer
6obcu erfldrt, oieielbe 6eididcn 5u
molIeu. GS mur0e gciicrn 9tad.
nittog Elm &criucb gcmadbt, Die So
brif 81 iebcn. uno eS 6ieB, ooB ei.
nige bon ocn Oeportcmcnts aud inn
9ctrieb icien. 0ie $50 Strifcr be-
boupten, Die 6obrif fonnc niNt be.
tricben merocn, ncun n6t meniQ.
items rs N(Qnuc in ocn 8orbcnni.
icbungS. GcportclucntS arbeitcu mo
eS icicn geitern mr. 3uci Sor6cn.
mii6er an bic 9Irbeit gegon9en.
Strttc ouf Der oY1 onon.
9obcIo 9obn" Oouert an.
@ittSburgb, $50. 26. N1drd.
3pon5ig ans neuen Selltcn be.
Itc5cnoc @3onnidoften bobeu geitern
an ser W1onongabelo. .Strcdc Der
.@ennlpIpouio @o6n,~ 100 oer6rodt
ucrfc6r felt Sonitog ourd cincn
Strife uuterbunoen iit nit oer DC
f6rocring bon 6rodt begonnen llno
Giicnbobn 9eomte bc6ouptcu,, 0ie
8rodtbeiorOerlmg meroe inncrbal6
mcniger Gage ipieOer cine normolc
icin. Die cin5iqe g(usi6rcihtne. oie
IN %erbinOune NIT ocnl Strife gc,
tern bcri6tct mur0e, ficl om %bite.
ball. 3mcige Der 9obn 0or po bic
Strifcbreher nit Steiucn bombor.
Dirt pur6en. Die 9eu1itbuneen Der
Strifer. Dem Strife wcitere glusoc6
nung ouf onoere 9o6nitreden 81 &c.
ben, iino febleeidlogen.
&ein 8 ei6fo61cnitrife
in glus fidt
Gbicago. Sa., 26. @ldr5.
Dos n@olicp" Gouite Der ollnitco
01inc Ssorfers Of 9lmcrico" ciniatc
iib aeitern betreffs ciucs &loncs, pie
chn Strife in oen @ci6fobIenoiitrif.
ten bon %cit @enuiplponien Ohio,
Snoiono Hno Saiuots pcrmicoen
merocn fam. Qunud ioacn oic @ru.
bcnIeutc unter Oei bisberigen 9coiu-
gllngcn wciter or6citcn. Gic 9lbbol.
timg elmer gemciniaiHen Gonieren5
in Den bier gcnonntcn @ribenoiitrif-
rem 1T oufge9ebcn morOen, bod mer.
oen in Den ein5eInen Oiitriften Scpo.
rat Gonferen2en NIT 0en Wrubcnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
@nmmi ais Griut fir mrnIdli6es
NIeiidl.

Gem itolieuiibeu 9lr3t 9Sroieiior
Nouio ISieidi, Setter oeS itdotiiden
aroufenbolieS IN 9ergomo. 1T Opic
pcrloIteD cine pidtiae diruraiihc
Gntoedung gelungen er bat ndmlih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Nus Oem Snncren WlnrDlano's mnO
ben nngren5en0en Stnnten.
Ser @ioomic 6eiMuI0iof

Ger Sigomie bel 6ulOigt.
9lilf Der Gur6reiie 5u Dem Scim
i6rer @ltern in &oruoiluS, Ea., Iticg
sic t6 Sabre oIte 6ruu Srna gS6it-
ncp in GumiberlunO o6 unO er6o6 Dor
StaatSonpolt &erOue aegen i6ren
@otten, N1. a. @bitnep, pelher Iid
8ur Belt IN oer EoIi5Giitotion iiggoi6-
inqton 6efinOet, ihpere 9ei6ul0i-
0inQen. g96itneD mar olli &eron-
loiIunq ser Gltern ieiner 6rou inter
Scr 9lni6uloigung 0aS W}onn'iHe
gQciBe Sflooen @eies ucrlebt 5u 6o-
ben, uer6uitet porOen OoS Soar
pllr0e am 90 Sc6rlnr IN Gumber-
Iono our1 9goitor Soiep6 Gamion ge-
trout ituo sioa iid, ben 9lusiogen Ser
jlngcn 6rou suiolgc, gS6itneo niht
MIR oacin ser @igomie, ionOern ou6
oes Wleineios unO 0eiertion bon Ser
9lunoes 9lrnee ic6nlOig gemodt ba-
ben.
GinfotoIer Q der5.
Somes 6. Gutter, Elm Shloiier bon
Gerro gllto, g9.-@o., pelher Dor me
9eid5r 5meiS9oheu Oir1 einen mit3-
willigeu Streib bon iuugeu 9lnge.
iiellten Ser Baltimore Ohio Sobn
in Cumberland ooS 9hIeenlidt per-
lor wuroe Ourb Oie icbredlihen
Shmer5en, Oie er ous5iiteben bate,
geiitesgeit0rt uno ouf Geronluiiing
Der 9e6oroeu nab Dem Splpon 0ie-
trcot Suiouc NiDliun ii6criii6rt Gut.
ter 9ottc iib Jr 3cit IN Dem Sofo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
0cntider @rOfciiOr iibcr ,Seime.1

Yrofciior @rnit Glitter BON Ocr
llnipcriitdt N8orburg miro om nG6-
item W}ittpo6 in ocr W}cGop.Soae
Der oSobns Sopfins llniDerlitdt"
cine |orleiing iibcr Seine" bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
QSraIiSent Oes ,g9ar GOlleoc. q

@onolnllt @omoii. 26. WlGr5.
9riaooesenerol @ontoomcrp 90.
@3ocomb trat eeitern ouf Dem Gam.
pier u@il6clmino" Die Sobrt nad
San 6rancisco an Inn iicb gum 9ln.
tritt Der Stellllug oes Groiioentcn
ocS nSgor Goleec" na@ @oi6ington
5u begeben.
9SGiic snr 0lciic in's 9InSInnb &C.
iurgt 6. 0luinc, Sir 413, Sit-@nlti-
murc-Strg ma6c GnitUm SUnIc gIOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

SIN 0ufel. gl: 80, oieicr
entieblide Gurit oieic gcuonmcu
belt mo oieic Mottiafei.." 81:
a@lenib Gu boIt e6en cinen ao
teri" g.: rSa mir 1T aber ais
peun mir ienono oui oem @ebirn
berumtronpelte.~ 81: n9o. oo bait
gu ebeu Den geItieielten aoter.~
llebcrtraguug Shaucn
Sie nur. iDos fir einen idlleppcnocu
@ong oieie Came bat" Sen Bat
tie iih ma6rldeiulid bon ibren
Monne angemobnt; Der lit u0nlid
-Rehtsnupaltl~
SIN GirfnS. nSn wetie Die
Eouhern miro uiht ldnger ais 5e1n
Wlinliten unter %aicr bIci5cn."
ogSarlm?" u&eil 9lieuano untcn
it, nit Dem iie i9mosen tanul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Die @efaGren Ses Ancuanitu.

@obrlele G'9lnnun5io, ipelhcr ais
Nlonn BON @elt lid einen GroB e0.
Ter @inoipiele 1dlt, lieB in oicicuCa.
gen bel Foris in Der Soienjoq0 eon.
fnrren5 Der @iuo9unoe 5rpei iciner
SieblingS6un0e laifen. G'glnmm3io
muBte beiiird5tcn, ooB 0aS Gridcinen
ciHcS 10 berii6ntcn mo groBcn Nlanr
mes, uie CT es III, Oos iportlihe IN.
tcrclic bon benz Slnoen oblenfen
tonnte, unO 10 mar CT riidiic6tsuon
genug, ieine beiOen SunOe nidt nm.
ter icinem 9iomcn IN oos &enn.Sgro.
gromm eintro9en 5lt Ioiien Gr mdbl,
tc, uie Die Ora 81 er5Gblcn ipeiB, EN-
FieuoonDm mo nonntc iidl gnn5
idliht uno einfoh Nl SointsSieprc
SSii Der 9ld6e peiIte audi ser betoun
te S6eaterfrititer Suupe1. mo ec
fiigte lid, Dab Der W}onu ser aritit
Dem 0rn. Sdint.SieDre Dorgeiieat
murOe 9olo fam ooS @eipr1d ouf
aunit ino Ebeoter, uuo Sau0ep, ser
feline glbnng bate ooB ct mit09It
nln5io iprad mcinte OoB beionocrs
in Stalien Gbenter mo Eromotif
ie6r Oornieoer Iiegen Io iragte Der
ongeblihe g}. Saint Sieure: n@os
iogen sic Oenn 81 G'9lmln5io2~
9oraui Der aritifer ertlortc sd
mohte Sore @eiii6le nidt Derlebsn
oenn ih ie6c, oaB Sic iid iiir itolie.
niidc 9lngcIcgenbeiien erpdrmen.
o6er ser 9looiinn oes leBten Ora
mos bon T'glnnun3io fnnu oaenians
nod nit ieiner CiinfeI6oitiofeit per-
oliheu ueroen" E'qlnmm5io's iho.
ner aopf ergIii6te luie Elm goomer
Sale, a6er cr idpieg. Dg2oS III 80.
neu2~ froetc beiorat Ser aritifer
@l. Soint Siepre o6er ocntetc aui
oic Sdao iuo 5iihte nit 3uiommcu-
gepreBten 3o1ncn: sd fam iron
5oiiidc Nunoe niHt ouSnc6cn
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
SERIAL NO. ol641

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
In the Matter OF the Application Of
Frank J. Nolan for Patent to the
Lynx, Big Horn, Lone Star and
Monarch Lodes, Mineral Survey No
944, situated in the Forty Mile Min
ing District of Alaska.
Notice Of Application for Patent.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That in accordance with the laws of
the United States, and especially IN
pursuance of the Act of Congress ap-
proved May 10, 1872, Frank ]. Nolan.
a citizen of the United States, whose
Post Office address is No. SIT Alaska
Building, Seattle, Washington, will
make application for a patent to 1900
feet along the Lynx Lode, 1900 feet
along the Big Horn Lode, 1900 feet
along the Lone Star Lode and 1900 feet
along the Monarch Lode, with surface
ground 800 feet or less in width on
each side of the center of said
lodes or veins of quartz or other
rock in place, bearing gold, COP
per and other valuable mineral, and in
Guided in said mining claim, which is
accurately described upon the Official
Plat of Mineral Survey No. 944 posted
on the claim, and by the Field Notes of
such Official Survey on file with the
Register of the Land Office at Juneau,
Alaska.
United States Location Monument No.
8 to which this survey is tied is stu
ated in Latitude 81 deg. Al min. N,
Longitude 142 deg 25 min. W. This
Gu 10 cd he side of
the Middle Fork of White River and
about 3 miles above it's junction with
that river.
The lode locations are contiguous and
constitute a single tract of ground de-
scribed as beginning at Corner No.
of the Lynx Lode, which is identical
with Corner No. l of the Big Horn
Lode, from which point United States
Location Monument No. bears North
II deg. so min. East 2o29 feet distant,
and running thence from said Corner
No. / South SO deg. 81 min. East 1900
feet along the Northerly line of the
Lynx Lode to Corner No. thereof;
thence South 40 deg. 25 min. West 500
feet to Corner No. 8 thereof; thence
North SO deg. 81 min. West 1900 feet
to Corner No. of the Lynx Lode,
of the Big Horn Lode, and on the same
course 1900 feet to Corner No. 8 of the
Big Horn Lode, which is identical with
Corner No of the Lone Star Lode;
thence North 81 deg. So min West 500
feet to Corner No. of the Lone Star
Lode, which is identical with Corner
No. of the Monarch Lode, and on the
same course 1900 feet to Corner No. 3
of the Monarch Lode; thence North 43
deg. rs min. East 500 feet to Corner No.
of the Monarch Lode; thence South
81 deg. SO min. East 1900 feet to Cor
ner No. 1 of the Monarch Lode, which
is identical with Corner No. 2 of the
Lone Star Lode, from which point U. ).
L. M. No. bears North IS deg. 30 min.
East 310S.6 feet distant; thence from
said Corner No. of the Lone Star Lode
South 81 deg. So min. East 1900 feet
to Corner No of the Lone Star Lode.
which is identical with Corner No.
of the Big Horn Lode, from which
point u. S. l.. NJ. No. bears North
go deg. 20 min. East 2104.8 feet distant;
thence from said Corner No. 2 Of the
Big Horn Lode South SO deg. 81 min.
East 1900 feet to Corner No. Of the
Big Horn Lode. which 10 identical With
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS

Thirty United States senator's to be elected by
nopu]ar vote this fall Of this total two to fill vacancies
DEATH of Senators from Alabama and Georgia VI the 81
living senator's whose terms expire this congress- II
Republicans and Democrats The probability is that
the outcome will be slightly increase the Democratic
of course be Democrats Bradley Kentucky will probably
be succeeded Democrat Root of New York and Brandegee
of Connecticut may cassed doubtful On the Democratic
side there is probably doubt of Chamberlain of Oregon
and Perkins of California Unless there much stronger
reaction Democratic rule than there any sign OF at
present it is conservative estimate that the Democratic
senators will by those from Alabama Georgia and
Kentucky It will the first popular election in this country
large number of senator's It remains to be whether
the popular will improve the character of senators not
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
EDITORIAL MMENT

Dr. Council is very much inclined to form a company of
rough riders in Cordova and offer their services to the
President 60 Mexico and wipe out the He
believes that he get the Democratic clubal but the
Office seekers-to follow him.
begins to look though President Huerta about
the end of his string and prefers that he should be subdued
by the United States rather than the rebels who have been
persseny diminishing his soldier following. Our
will protect his life and that is likely than Villa
would do
Judge Brown left for Valdez today without announcing
any permanent appointments for the u s. commssonershs
Cordova Clna and Mccarthy It is stated that he will
return in May and take trip to the interior after which he
may announce his selections
With each steamer arrival inquiries for
information concerning Cordova and the Copper River
country Scores of people ready to here from all
sections of the United States.
The Democratic Club Cordova intends keep the
Informed of the progressive consideration given the territory
of Alaska by the present national administration.
Chicago scientists trying to weigh the They
will probably find it light.
Our distinguished delegate from Alaska desires that
the President be given authority appoint three residents
from Alaska the Alaskan Development Board salary
OF $75OO per annum This would to bear out the
contention that the Honorable James is firing of life the
national capital and would not object to return his
beloved land.
The New Haven will sell the Boston & Maine and the
Boston Maine will sell the Maine Central There egg
that seems in fair way to be unscrambled.
Gen Joseph Wheeler set example to Of advanced
by meeting report of his engagement marry with the
declaration that he would be delighted if it
1t is not expected that there will be any further
drifts this spring sufficient delay the operation
of trains the c. r. & n W. Railway. But delays of
few days each not bad record for the past winter and
spring.
Huerta guarantees protection to all foreigners in his
country and intends show the world that his
is moral and civilized Guess of the Americans down
there will prefer to stick close to of Uncle
bateships.
Cordova S various volunteers that they awaiting
the southbound arrival of the steamer Admiral Evans
which to sail for Seattle They say that the word Admiral
sounds warike.
report in the press that Mr. Rockefeller will give Ceve
land $6OOOOOO probably natural growth from the fact
that he will pay his taxes there.
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
SERIAL NO. o1ess.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Application of
Frank J. Nolan for Patent to the
Washington. Red Fox, Black Dia-
mond. Celtic, Colley, Blue Eyed
Nellie, Bears Nest and Bed Rock
Lodes, Mineral Survey No. 942, situ-
ated in the Forty Mile Mining Dis
trict of Alaska.
Notice Of Application for Patent.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That in accordance with. the laws Of
the United States, and especially IN
pursuance of the Act of Congress APP
proved May 10th. 1872, Frank J. Nolan,
citizen of the United States, whose
post office address is No. 817 Alaska
Building, Seattle, Washington, will
make application for patent to 1900
feet along the Washington Lode. S42
flet along the Red Foe Lode. 1900 feet
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
SERIAL NO. olsss.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Application of
Frank ]. Nolan for Patent to the
Wolverine and Mamoth Lodes, Min
eral Survey No. 941, situated in the
Forty Mile Mining District of Alaska.
Notice Of Application for Patent
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN:
That in accordance with the laws of
the United States, and especially in
pursuance of the Act of Congress APP
proved May 10, 1872. Frank ]. Nolan.
a citizen of the United States, whose
Post Office address is No. 817 Alaska
Building. Seattle, Washington, will
make application for a patent to 5SS.5
feet along the Wolverine Lode, and
1850 feet along the Namoth Lode, with
surface ground see feet or ! width
The Chitina leader., 1914-04-21
A SHOCKING SHOWING

The report adelmanc investigating committee that
nearly onehaf of the clinical diagnoses made in leading
New York hospital not confirmed by subsequent
autopses is calculated to shock possible subjects The
percentage of discrepancy between diagnosis and autopsy
All But the chances of the patients OF course, really
much than that This of professional error
applies only those that died The presumption
be that in the much greater proportion Of patients not
subjected to autopsy the diagnoses of the doctors were right
wrong least certainly not fatal Still the ratio
between diagnosis and death is too large for
comfort The hospital people admit it and seek broadening
the which may allow them perfomsa larger
auopses and thereby increase their knowledge and
the risk of mistaken and perhaps fatal diagnosis