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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
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Wentrnlitabsdlsf bridlt llrlanb a6.


Berlin, 22. Suli. - SoIbomtIid,
eroriert oie ustoIniihe 9citlrna" bic
aritit, welde in GeuiidIan0 uno
IN 6ngIanO an orm iiinaiicn
.idlueiogen" 3eIegranun 0es Syron..
pripen geiibt miro. Gle Iaut, fiji
Ientidlnnos nmilihe gohtit lei Die.
ieIepeidlt eiiiad beoelltlinaslos.
8u Sobonnisibal itiirjte Der Gber.
leiltnnnt 8olnnann, bonn 1876. IN.
fanteriereainirnt BET eiucm 5luae ob
imo periiaiidlte iib Die @irbeIiduIc
broeufIid.
SSn Dem befanten Sambiiraer
Stoottbeil Santt guuIi batteii Au.
beitorer einen 8uiomnenitoB nut
ShubIeliten. Iieie boaen blont
nno peripunoeteH ourA S1beIbiebe
mebrere Der Slnbeitorer. Gin Sdub.
mo erlitt aber ncbrere WieiIer.
tide in Oen glildcn. Gs folgtcn
% 0erboitinaen.
gei Der Neidstogslti6wabI in So.
bitrg( apeitcr geoblfrcis bon Sad.
ien uno stotilrg-Botbo) ie9te Der
6ortihrittIer gIriiolo iiber oen 90.
5inloemufrnt Soinlnnn NIT St90 &C.
gen 5791 Stimnlen. 9as ergeb.
nib entiprift Der eruortuna, oa
bel Der Stihma6I ale glittio3iaIiIten
iiir arnolo ittmmten.
8u Wlntig. i'm untereIioB. mir.
Den StroBburger SHlnren in einem
8irtbsbaiue bon 9Irbeitern anae.
eriffen. Gin SoIont tuur6e ourd
RepoIberfugclu toOtlid oeripliuoct
mo itarb f1r5 6arauf. Mebrere
anoete tpir0en i6per UerIebt.
@ien, %. Suli.-Gs erreqt 9(ui.
icben. onB Der %eneroIitabsdef aon.
raO b. S0eenOorf pI6blidj BON iei.
nem llrlonb aus sSnnsbruf nod
Bien 5uriifgefebrt lit. Gin mid.
tiger oiplouiotiid)er Stritt - no.
nit fuobI MIR cine id)arfe g1ote an
,Serbien gemeint iein fanu-ioa be.
boritebcn, mo man tpiriid auf ale
gbentuolitdten uorbereiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
grpal rdtb
Ginightit!
@iIId HisSer amfiaHia. - @ill nit
Ifinsr ann5eu Armee in
Sbot Yierito siHriden.

4aibiruton, %. SuIi, - Die
@er. Gtonteu @egterimg bat 10.
ipobI Garrann nIs ond General
@iad Sird Die ouerilnniiden sicn-
iiiIaraaenten Beorae &. Gdrrotbcrs
nnD .Spbn n. Silliman init Nod.
Drld ouiarfuroeri. JuianmenJupir.
ZEN, am benz 9aHoe Den I1ngit er.
iebnien 6rieOen 81 acbeu. 9enn
es III bier befannt gelporoen. oab
9iItn trpb Gorrnn5n's geiehl uur
nit 5000 @ann Ieiuen einSlig in
Bic QnuOesbaiIptiio6t III MAIDEN, ba.
rnuf beiteben miro, nit ieiiler gan.
5en gIrmee ein5lmarIdiren. CT
geoaiEt. bort 81 bIeiben, bis Die
muhe i'm Snnoe beraeiteIlt lit.
'Gtdntsiefretdr grnon bat elm eiaen.
hdnbiaes Sdreiben Ocn beioeu ae.
sefenfibreru 5ifomnen Iaiicn unO
fc. eriudt, ifn 'gtnmen Der MrnIt.
iihfeit nlles peiierc 9Iitoeraieben
eiii5iiitelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
GOrOntrs @urp
Dtrtagt Il6!
8ia ben ROrOfuI st6Sria nnttn%
den. - SObuHg eEpd anf
6em 3engeHitahb.

Gie Goroners Surp in benz
Sdrooer.giapp Wior0iaa mar beilte
friib bereit, Elm ger6itt ab5ueeben,
Ho4oem mebr pie 25 8euaen Der.
nommcn norOen moren, ais Goufttp.
fomniiiidr 2bud eridicn mlo Der.
lanate, ebenfdas berbort sn lDeroex.
8em er iei Der peritedten 9lnarif.
Re, pelfe bon Der omaha DdiIp
SEEMS auf NlitgIieoer Riner Gonri.
lie in gerbinoung NIT bieiem WfDrOs
tal genoht ipiiroen, nri0e, rn0
meroe ebenfaIls 8eugnib oblepen.
Coroner @ros6D bernobm ibn. 2pnm
elm intimer Srelno gtopp's, fopte
aus, oab er oieien i'm SoIbitnI am
Eage nah ieiner geripunOung be.
iilft iulO nit ibm geiproden babe.
Dieier babe ibm geiagt .6er iiinas
Beter Shro0er gerietb init einen
8ago in 8ortuediel, uuo Der 9o.
90 erihob ibn, tlno fam beroautnlt
nobe o1ran aud unS ju tooten.~
Gulnit lit Die Gbeorie Der SO.
li5ei, Dab lidl glapp iinb Die Shr6.
oers gegenieitig tooteten, aus Dem
9ege ger1unlt. lin o6er Der ca.
die ouf ben @runS 81 fomnner, Bat
Die Goroners SurD 6eidIoIier, Iid
bis nGdIten giittpo9 5u bertoaeri.
aSu5uiiden iperoen Die gaadforI6un.
gen fortseiest perOen. Seute nm 10
ltbr glbOS tDerben iib Die @eidmore.
men in 8egleiting oes gebein1pcIi.
5iiten SRid nohmals nad Dem Sholt.
plat oes Berbredens begeben lnO
BON Den 5enitern mebrerer 3eiigen
aus Den Ebatort iiberitauen, Inn
iif gu Oergeuiiiern. inipietpeit man
ben glusidgen Der 3eltgeu @Inltben
ienfen oarf. Dor ndditen Dlitt.
mod oarf man oIIo fein gerOitt
III oieiem Sale eripnrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
QufaIpplitiidles.

Gas oenofratiibe Gourtp.Geu-
tralfon1ite biclt 9ienitog ateuo in
ocn gi1untlidteiteu bes 9oblmon
Cub cine Yeriommlung ob. lpelhe
mdt olein bon 0litgIieoern oes
slontites ionoern aid pon bielen
promiuellten Gemofroten aus Stn0t
mo 91no beiudt mar, Ole Ne6-
ner, inter ipelden iih mebrere
anuoioateu fiir aenter ueridicoener
glrt befanoen perfiinoeten einen
eroben beniofratiideu Sicg. Sierouf
iunr0en Die 0elegoten 81 Dem n1h.
item SomItng itottfinbenoen oenlo-
fratiifen GountDtchbent eripdblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
e[[s oeidlnntlt nefnnSen.

gbns. Sonien, 1911 iiiOl. 25.
9(oe. tuobnboft, tpllroe beute bon
oen 8eotenIteten zines Strabenb1bti-
pogens an gde Der Borf 9lbe iin0
goppleton slbe. ols 2eife geFunoen.
Der Man befartb ii6 onf Oert 8e.
ge 5itr 9lrbeit uno bate nif nen
5traBenBabntpaeet geipartet, ols
er bonn SeraihIos setroffen tunrne.
Or. Gdleier ipurOe gertfen, bod
oieIer berinodte tpetter ntdts oIS
BEN Eoo beg Mdtnes 5it tctItntts
rem. Sonien mar 45 Sabre alt.
Der 2eidnan tpurbe bem Coroner
iiberqeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
cSfer cines stnrues.

Berlin. %. SuIi Gin Stlrm,
Der pIoeIidl bereinbrnd). bat in benz
GTtfeebobr 5errues6orf. oliF Der sSn.
icI llieoom, 5ipei Wleni1euleben ge.
ioroert. ssiinf BerIonen in einem
aobn ipuroen bur9 oen Stirn oui
oas Meer biHousaetriebet uno 0os
6abr5eue fenterte. 3rei SninITen
mitroen gerettet; ober Elm 8erIiner
GamenS Roienberg uno Der slrBt
Or. Dien6el ans 9Srog ertranfer, che
iie erreift iperoen fonnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
QaS m5rbrrildIc gIntu.

@Ienmooo, sSo.. %. s5tli. Ser
promiuente aapitaliit umo 0bIBiih.
ter Sames 3. 9iecorO fam aif be.
tIogenspertbe g9eiie bel elmer glu.
toiahrt um'S Scben. Der Senfer
oeiielben polte einen idleu gefuor.
Oenen 9ieroe otspei6eu banobab.
te Die Qeutitange III 70 ungeitid.
ter Neiic, Dab oas gluto in einen
20 SUB tieicn 9anal itiirBte uno
iid iiberidlug 9letoro fnm unter
oas 5abrJeug 81 lie9en imo muroe
Ju Eooe aequeiidt. Der llnfaa
ereignete iid 20 gieilen n6rolid
bou @lel1Uooo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
(Ginarianbt.l

gln oen 3eoofteur Ser Gtnabo
Eribiine. @eitern oen 81. SSSuli
abcnos 6 llbr perIieBen mir ct,
Soiepb, Mo, III einem 6ru6ttpogeu
(Seitentbiir Guamon genonnt).
Hohoem mir etipa cine Stllnoe ge,
fobreit mir iporen 16 Wunn, tpeIhe
auf ben GrlttefcGoern aeorbcitct bot.
ten, eridien ein grenier rno Der.
longte bon SeOem bon lns 90
Gents 6abr9eIo, nioriaenioIls es
ms idIedt ergeben ipiirOc. g8ir
oerIegten inns mlf's SanoeIn, ltt6
Der @etualtioe Iieb ii6 enOIit ber.
bet iid NIT % Gents pro Dfonr
8ufrieoerl5uiteflen. ga elmer bon
inns fein @elo bate, tpilr6e er
BON Dem Monn nerbolteit; uns an.
oere aber belt er NIT einem STE.
boIper IN Shod. Seute noraeu
trafeu mir bier ein. Sic sSabrt
ober peroe id) 10 lei6t nidt oergei.
fen. gorl Naoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
Bum geiten Der glr6eiter.

Chicago, %. Suli. = @eitern Be.
gam bier cine fiinftasige 1tnteriu.
dung iiber Die Gage Der 9lrbeiter
ieitens Der grnoesfonuiiiion fir
in0uitriele 9e5iebuu9eu. Inter oen
eingela0enen @eihditsleltcn befin.
oen iib SEQ. %. 9ieDnolOs, SuIius
goienipal0 mo Charles 81. Gin
0eq5. 9tu6 Die 9lr6eiteriirler iino
bertreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
snh.Nmnhn.

slrt. &iIler, "a. uno Sefferior
StraBe, ltiir3te gcItern 9lbeno ouS
ieinem 9u9gp, ipuroe oom 9Sfer0t
getreten mo jienllib idjIimru ber'
lest.
Der 6elltId,e GeciIion Club ber.
onitaItete belte 9ta6n1ittdg I'M Ser
innnlitngslofaIe DER 9foos, %
uno 80 ShtrnBc, ein aaffeefrdn3,
den ncbit &ortbenpnrtbie. Der ge.
ind mar 5ablrcid uno ic6er ami.
iirte Iib gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
@rr6eerrnner Snnelitnrll,.

gottineou, q. q. %. SyuIi. -
Gin furdtbarcr @agcliturnt Der ii6
lin eiHer 8eite uon 10 0ieilen BON
glntIer, q. o., t00-.9leilen lang
nnd, gerfDif, g. g., beipegtp, Bat
100000 ader @etreioe bertpiiitet.
1000 gder @etreiOe oertuiiittet.
Der ongpridtete SdaOen lit nod
gnrnidt ab3uiddben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
gnaan nno slntp in aolliiIon.

Seute 8ormittag foLibirtc eirt
gusep, in treldem iid oos Gbepnar
Batdbina, 1885 iiiol. 13. StroBe
iDobnbnft, hefnno, an Der IL. lnb
Eierce 'StrnBe nit eiiienl gluto.
SSrml Totanina ipliroe Onrdb Die @e.
malt Oes 3nidnmenitoBes Onrd ons
alGierne @iu0IdilO iii oaS gInto
geidIeuOert Gle erIitt auBer meD-
rereu' 5hnitttplin0en ben 8rat oes
6hliiIielbei,is. Sic ipuroe fad benz
ct SOiepb ScipiioI geItufft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
7ie Idled,tcn 9eiten.

8oibingtou, %. s5uli. 9r6ii.
bent @iIion beriiderte, aus oen
aonferersen, bic er in Der letten
Belt NIT beridie6enen @eidyGitsIeu.
ten gebabt, ergebe iid, baB oieieni.
gen Die Der gluIift ihlO, es Be.
itebe eine gei6ditlihe GepreIIion,
ftidIt ben tieuen 3nrif 6otiir Der.
oi1ttuortIif MAIDEN; i6re aagemeine
anlift lei bieImebr, oab man Dem
@eiddite Belt Ioiien miiiie, iid) Dem
perdnoerten 3arif nn3upaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
gserIanaen @nnt[rrs g[66ernfnnn.

Gbriitidnn, %. 9SuIi. Die
berDorroaenben bieii9en 3eitingen
DerLnngen Die abberllflng Oes ome.
rifnniihen gegntionslefretGrs @ln.
tber, Der 0em 6iaiigen !0aienmeiiter,
6em oberiten goli5eibeanlten oes
aoniareihs Ddbreno eiues Streits
Die Yaiise bcm stDpf itIug. Der
Sufenrleiiter bat Die gtngeIegen6eit
1ent Wtiniiter oes aSuneren inter.
brettet unO fat cine 9(b6itte bon
@ultber Dsrlongt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
@alienperlrnLter ffr Giirnbnhn

sort smith, gIrf., %. Sui. =
8ie 4aitiaS Gitp & @empbis Glen.
babn NIT ibren1 Snnptquortier in
Gogers, 9lrf., lit ouf 9(ntrng bon
BiIion 9. giiIep bon gten gorf in
Die paHoe cines .giallenuerpaIters
iibcrgegangen. Ias Stdpital Der
@eieaifaft betrdgt $4,000, 900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
Sin ana nit aleiidl rntnlrift

Geo6am. Sa., %. SyuIi.-5IeiId,.
5ug $50. 70 Der Gbirogo, W}iltuau.
tee q Ct 8aid gabn ertaIciIte
peitlidj bon 1eOban lm0 ftiir3te in
Oen @raben. 8reije6n 8ogen nit
5leiih tpuroen 3eritort. Ger Der.
febr oui Oieicr Sinie pur6e infoIge
oes llniols aui adt 5tpnoen ein.
aeitelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
sabIeite SarnSerriH.

Ole 81renrieee oes sAbipiie
Sirttrereins bot it ibrer iitnsitet
Notwithstanding it1Hiieberibe
gednite ertp1blt:
i. gruurnb1r, Sos Weinfirttter !,
2. @runmb1r, Serut. 9ietter.
&ratbdr 8ilt. @ebrma1tn; -.
9eltelb6r GopnrO Bell; NH
SurnbGr g0iDnrS Bell;
3opfrih, gIntot @riHlmeiB.
S6bIenbdr, Gus. @nrff.
Die Barren berionnneIi iid ieSgn
Wdttano@ abeun, tilruer all 8ferb
iin0 Barren ilnb holtrn s,''a cine
eeniiitbgide SerinntaiIi..s =.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
2luti Nampfcr oeidleiterf.

3ollfnr, q. q, y. Sui = Bel
Aop Breton ifeiterten Die 5rodt.
onuipier ggieuiIIegas" uuo Stag.
nr@. Der fpbaniifc 9ampfer Gien.
ineads bcfnnO lid ouf Der 5ubrt Don
Q,Hffessi Hadb sisoitreaI, Der nor
lDegiife 8anlpfer glagna bon gbi.
Inoelpbid nod Stonns, 6. 9. syu
benz sleidleu Grtan aingen 5uei
fIeine Gdooner unO cine flcine
Warfe inter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
Ma6er fcin @OnOernenrsfanOiOat

Qincoln, 9}ebr., %. sui. = Gol.
SSo6n q. 0}nber miro ii6 ni6t Inn
Die Iominatiou fir oas 9frnt oeS
@ouberneurs belperben. Gr fat
bcute cine oobinIalttenoe Grfldrung
obgeaebeu. 9urh ieiue 9feiignntion
gepinnt Die aanoiootur oes gegen.
martigen 8ouDerneurs Morebeoo noe.
ientlid al Stdrfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
guineare in SinslanS.

ct. petersburg %. SlIi -
gr1iioent Goincore bon 3rnnfrei6
lit bier gum mebrtdgiaen geiud bes
3uren eiitgetrofien. gr murbe bel
ieiner 9lntllnit Dor aronitaot bonn
3nren geifolous nit alien gbren
Der 5lotte befpiIlfonint.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
Gqrran5a mniI ,a6ltn.

.Jlem Dorf, %. SSuli. GueriOo
Dlobeno, friiber SanoeIsminiiter I'M.
ter &uerta, beipottelte, oIs er bier
eintrnf Die Grfldrung Garran3ds,
Dab er nidt fiir oie bom Suerto
9iepime eemoften ShnlOen ani.
fon1inen moae, mem pr grdiioent
ipcroe. 4enn GarralBa Die iran.
soiiide' glnleibc in Scr S6be BON
iehsig Whllioncu Collars niht be.
mble, ptr6e er feincu areoit i'm
@uslon0e mebr erbnIten. gr be.
rotbige aber elmer groBcn Sunine,
ettun in So6e non S500,000, 900,
INN ieine' Soloaten 81 be5ablen mo
Die Giienbahniinien BieSer beriteI.
len 5p loiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22
@etterherift.

Sdon beite gl6enb imb 8onner,
itog; nlogIidertpeiic 9iegeni6duer;
tiibIer beute glbeno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22

Sleiider nnO 8iiritmadjer iudt 9lr.
belt, StaOt ooer 2ano. @ef1aige
9uidriften 5u rinten an: Omobo
GdilD &ribune, g.35. Ss24
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-22

The Omaha Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, b recognized a.
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium In
NebraakA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19

Every nation welcome, except Carrie, at the Stampede. 2-19.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS. Feb. 19.-Miss Gather inc Walsh, who is employed at the stubbins store, will leave on the North western. Saturday, for visit in the States.
 Dr. de Piperno R. Hector, who has been i'll for few days of la grippe is improving.
 The Eagles met last night and trans acted routine business. A large nun Der of candidates were initiated.
 There will be a basketball game at Treadwel tonight.
 There will be band rehearsal to night at Treadwell.
 The Douglas Knights of Pythias will celebrate their fftieth anniversary to- night with dancing and a big ban quet.
 There was a good crowd at the sec ond of the dances given by the dane inb club at Treadwell last night.
 The skating race between Van Der wyer and Rohrabaugh, scheduled for Feb. 25, is still the talk of the town. Interest in the coming event is grow, ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
ARMY AND NAVY
 TAKES MUCH MONEY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19. - Figures recently compiled show that the total expenditures of ten lead. ing nations of the world, 29 per cent. goes for the army and navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION

George Mccarthy and wife ere pas sengers aboard the Admiral Evans en- route to Juneau. Mir. Mccarthy will have charge of the Juneau office of the Pacific Alaska Navigation company, operating the Admiral Line of steam CTS.
 T. F. Kennedy. president of the First National Bank of Juneau, is re- turning to Juneau on the Admiral Ev. ans, after an absence of a few weeks visiting in his old San Francisco home.
 Capt. A. Nilsen. superintendent of the Dundas Bay cannery, returned to Juneau from Hoonah on the Georgia, He will soon leave for Seattle.
 w c. Leak. well known old timer in the North. returned to Juneau on the Princess MaQuinna this morning and will be here several days.
 Oliver Orange, of the Juneau Cold Storage company, is returning from the States on the Admiral Evans.
 S. J. Kane, of Hoonah, arrived in Juneau on the Georgia and will be here for several days.
 B. NJ. Stone and wife are passen- gers on the Spokane enroute to Ju. neau. Mir. Stone was formerly en, gagged in the newspaper business at Nome.
 Carl Brown will be home on the Al, Ri tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
DRUG STORE PURCHASE AN
 ERROR.

Through an error in printing in the columns of one of our daily news. papers, the public and our friends were led to believe that we had purchased the Juneau Drug Go. We wish to in. form the public that we are not in. terested in the above named store, and have nothing to do with it's manage, ment whatsoever. But are always ready to serve you in most proficient manner at the old and reliable Doran Drug Store on Second steret.
 MILTON WYNN.
 OREN F. HILL. = 1S- If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
TWO DEMOCRATS AFTER
 KANSAS SENAToRSHIP

LANSING. Kan. Feb. 19.-Wnllam F. Sapp. Democratic National commit teeman from this State, and Jeremiah D. Bodkin, warden of the State peni. tentiary, have each announced their candidacy from this State to succeed Senator Bristow. The latter will be the Republican candidate and Repre-. sentative Victor Murdock will be the Progressive candidate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19

American Federation of Labor's eff
 orts to organize them for strike, adopt ed resolution delaring: Never in the company's history has there been such a unanimous spirit against revolt"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
LAST CHANGE FOR
 WONDERFUL PICTURE

DOUGLAS, Feb. 19.-Tonight will be your last chance to see the wonderful picture When Lincoln Paid" This picture has been brought to Alaska at large expense. It is one of the best produced pictures in the motion pic ture world. In addition 70 this great est of all Lincoln pictures( "Gaumont Weekly" and a good comedy will be shown.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
SKATING PARTY LAST NIGHT

DOUGLAS, Feb. 19.-There was a delightful skating party last night at the Douglas roller rink. After the skating whist was played and Helmi Aalto won the prize. The following young folks were present; the Misses Helmi Aalto, Regina Miller, Cassie King. Edith Jackson, Lucille Fox, An ma Penglase, and Messrs. William Mitchell, olgat Anderson, Claude Pen glase, Harvey Fremming, Selem Jack son and John Fritzberg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
t75, 5,ooo WOMEN ARE
 REGISTERED IN ONE DAY

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-One hundred and seventy.hve thousand women reg istered as voters in one day in this city. It is said to be a record for en- franchised women.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19
BEER TWO DRINKS FOR
 FIVE CENTS AT DOUGLAS
s.-

DOUGLAS, Feb. 19.-The war be- tween the saloons over cheap beer was carried further today when one of the local bars advertised two glasses of the popular beverage for five cents,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-02-19

George Foss, pioneer of the Fair banks district, died at that place last Saturday of tuberculosis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The Sunday school voted to bold
their social March "a. 1t is to be held
in the hall over the Variety store
and all members OF the school and
their friends are cordially invited TO
he present.
The Endeavorers ard friends were
entertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Charles Smith Friday even
Ing Of last week This was their reg
ular monthly meeting and social Of
the society 1t heing the last meet
ing Of the term. new officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Miss
Mabel Mccain, Pres; W Charles
Smith, V. President: Miss Gertrude
Radf0rd, Sec. and Treas The chair
men Of the different committees
elected were Lookout, W Charles
Smith; Social, Mrs. " Charles
Smith; Prayer Meeting, Miss Beuah
Marion; Finance, Miss Gertrude
Rldford: Flower Mrs. Lulu Tingley
Music, r. n Davis: sunday school,
W Charles Smith
The classes OF Mrs 10 " {. Smith
and Miss MaheI Mccain viii he en-
trrtained at party given 10y their
teachers nt the hone Of Mrs Smith,
FRIDAY evening OF this Aeek
Or barton will preach both morn
Ing and evening AT the Presbyterian
church next SUNDAY
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-12
NE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL

Some months ago the members ~
TO begin contest FOR nea members
and increase tie interest In SUNDAY
school work The school was diyid
90 into two divisions Miss Leula
Noddings Vas chosen 10 lead one side
and Paul Strattnu to head the other.
The object vas 10 see which side
could secure the more new members
within given time. There mas been
good natured rivalry between the
Two divisions, each putting forth
their best efforts ton in The con
test was Drouht 10 a close last sun
daY the Beds. led 10, Mis-, holding,
having 80 and the Blues under ID,
ieauer,hiy 81 Pau STATION .nly one
b.hind. having 80 To- their credit.
Friday evening TIE entire school
assembled al the church for -orIai
time. Games setr provided fuf
tIeir amusement aud later hsht r.
fre.hments Nerr served II is L0yed
mat the good resulting from thi-
contest vii be faf-rrachlug and uer.
~ nenr There are many emldT % ~
salmon WHO should b- IA some sun
dan school. and tue responsibility fuI
lAslr not DeiuE there rests upul
~lme parent or older person Al,
yu- ore ~ hem
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-12
ANOTHER CAR FROM
FROM ALLIE MINE

\ second car Of rich gold ore from
TN, Allie nine at Gilmore, Idaho,
Arrived at Tive United states smelter
here Yesterday. 1t is f.om the same
ore body As the car which reached
her in January aud netIed over 800
a ton. This is atty ton car and is
expected 70 go $500 or better. In fact,
mine assays indicate the total value
Of the fifty tons may run To $1,000.
T. [. Ross president OF the Allie
Mining c.Hp,nN, believes they VIII
ne able 10 market a car OF this rich
ore EACH month The smelter settle
menl is based on $40 in gold to the
ounce, In addtti u to which there Is
an excess of iron, for which the com
pany is paid prrE lum.
The management OF the Allie Is
nov engaged IN sorting aud selecting
a car Of exceptionally higu.grddo ore,
which will he shipped here this
month This will probably he the
icrest gold ore shipment ever made
!
/ the company officials will make no
estimates rs To its probable value,
one OF the operators OF the comr any
IN that camp saws that he would not
! re surprised to learn that this con
segment amounted 10 from s,5 0OU
to SlOO 600.
The gold vein in the Allie mine Is
nov four and half feet Wide, aud
the average value in gold across thl,
vein Is $40 tn the ton. Ia the center
" the vein there is a rich streat
eighteen inches wide, which show
average values OF Sl375 TO the ton
1t is one Of the best showinRs evet
made in Idaho and promises to h
continuous TO considerable depth
On April tie Gilmore Minins
Company, which owns property ad
joining the Allie and OF which Mr.
Ross is president, will start sinkin,
its Martha shaft an additional dept
u 200 feet. This will give tota
iepth OF 700 feet on the vein, am
this work is expected to develop a
mig grade gold ore deposits AS tina
found in the Allie ground. Durin
February there was shipped from TIA
Gilmore mine twenty cars Of ore q
fl " tons each. Both properties ar
booking good and should Ut AXE som
record shipments during the year.
salt Lake Tribune
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-12

some other stomach complaint, don't
know about them-wo are writing
this.
They contain Bismuth and PeOsin,
two ~ the greatest digestive aids
known to medical science. TheV
soothe and comfort the stomach, pro-
m)te the secretion OF gastric juice,
help to quickly digest he food and
convert IL into rich red blood, and
Improve the action Of the bowels.
We beileve them to be the best rem
edy made for digestion and dyspep'
sin We certainly wouldn't offer
eni to you entirely at our risk I'M
less We felt sure they would do you n
lot OF good II Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets do not relieve your indiRes-
ton, cheek the heartburn. and make
1t possible for you to cat what you
Ike whenever you like, come hack
and get your moneg
Sold only at the more than 100
ReNall Stores, and IN this town only
at our store. Three sizes, DC, SOC,
and 81. %. Red Cross Pharmacy. Sal
m,n. Idaho. Adv.