davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
r6ram5Olil@e
sSortidritte. I"
Sriusen DE Oeutitben Sruppen
immer iueiter pDrm1rts.

Saris, 2S. Oft. Sas fruu56fidje
SriesSbnreau iast in ieinem benti-
gen Scridlt, Saf Ole oeutideu sln-
griffe 5luiidlen 9tienpnrt aHO gIrras
idlmddjer geluurOen ieicn, Sic fran.
30iiiden Stellunsen ieien ii6srnIl
bebanptet murocn, nuo bic fran5Oi.
idlen Srnppcn maaten SurtidJritte
u6rOlid uuO 6itIid non Ypern, Der
Seridlt lantet:
n@abrenO Oes seitriscn Sases
luareu bic In9riffs Der 9eutiden
juiidlcn IienpUrt nuS glrras iueni.
ger beftis. 3luiiden Gambrin (iuel-
lid uun ga Saiiee) nnO grras ba6rn
mir aid cinigeH 6Ortidritt genadJt.
8eitere Seribte beitGtiacn Die Viel.
Onns, Oak Die OentidJen Serlnite i'm
gturOen beSenteno geWeIen Eno.
gInf Dem redDten itier Der 9lisne
auteruGbmen bic 9entIdjen tuGbrenS
Der giadDt cinen GnRerit beftisen In-
griff in Der 8egenO Dun GraOnuc.
Nuf Den SObeu Der Strafe bOn 9es
Danes pnrben Die SeinSe surhfge.
Idllngen.
SIN @ocure Siitrift, stuiIden
9Iprcmunt nnb ct. @iibiel, maiden
mir fOrtseiett 6urtidrittc. @lei@-
falls beim @alOc bOn Sc 9Sretre.
(Seit Orm &eeinne Der :5dlladjt
beBaupteM bic IransOieE v5ort.
idlrittc" bel gpern stmadlt 81 baben.
9us merfiuiiroi9e an Oieien siSprt.
idritten" lit, Oak iie biSber nDd fei.
nen Ginfluf auf Die SdDiadlt geba6t
SaheH Dan Oarf nnne6men, Sak
oIele pUOrtlhrttte" nidDt iueit ber
iiuO. G6eniu OerbGIt cs iid NIT ben
,5Ortidritten" bet ct. gtibicl, bic
in ben letten feds 8Oden Obue gns.
u0bme jeben Sag i'm frnni5iiidlcn
Bulletin OerfiinSiet tuurt {. SQk
Die 3entlssR bei isrem sIGeriffe in
Der GeeenO bon GraOnne geIdIngen
unrOen, ilt iuiofern ic9r intcrciTant,
ais Die gnbOGe DMont Ses Games"
iiiOmeitlif uun Grauuue licgt nuS
Elm eutidieOenes @Orriiden Der Dent.
iden beOentct. Gam6riH Iicst ucitlif
OOn ga SaHee. Mit anSercn 8orten
iinO Die Sentiden aud bort Dorsc.
rHdt. gnm. b. NsO.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
Serlangen 0arantie.
Sdniihe @eietaeber sesen oie
Srebbeit albiDns.
Ginfubr BON 9ebensmitteln.

8openbosen, iiber 2onbon, %.
St. Sn Der ssitriesn Gisung bss
5oIisting tpurbe bic 6rase ouFees
tporftn, Ob bic Regieruns goranties
rem t0nne, baB bGnifde Sfiffe. bic
@etreioe= uno 2e6ensmittel aus 2tmes
rifa inportieren, auf Der 6abrt na6
8dnemort nidt bon englif4en
&riegsIdiffen onoebaIten unb ssto>
pert perben. Der premierminiIter
eripiberts, boB bic Rssisruag bereit
Iei, gu garontisren, Dab leine unges
Issii6s Qusfubr nus 1anemart sss
itattet neroen tperbs. gr, Der pre-
misr, DerTprnd, ioboIb iuis mDgiid
cine eefesOorIass sin5Hteidsn. bic
cine Strafe fir ous Sisienigsn 0ors
Td5reibt, ipsIde bstreffs bes Bee
ftimmungsortes bsr aabunssn i5rsr
S6iffs piFentIt4 faIfde 2tnsaten
made.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
Ser pmrc SlOoIinll.
'fUrreipUuOent Der 9OnSuner
VSailg Wiail" pbantaliert.
lleber OentidJc gsldur.

aOnbun, %. Ott. Inter bsm 0o.
tum bes 81. Sftp6er melbst Der
ROrrefponOent Der .0oiIp Mail4
aus bem nDrbIidsn Granfrei9 fole
gsnbss:
~Sa bic 9sutf9sn bos 9urfbrss
den Der 2inie Spii6en gaieupprt
unb 9igmube aufsesebsn boben, 70
Oer'u4en iie iebt. ouf eiuem 1lmtpe-
se bic 2inie spiIdeu 9irmube unb
gpern gu ireu5en. glo9 Der 9lns
iibt srfabreuer MiIitGrs pirb bieSe
einie ben 9eutfhsn feline eiinifioere
Gelegenbeit bteten, ibr 3ieI su errei.
chsnL ols bic 2inie an benz gfersaa4
nal entIong. sic fpiirbe i'm 9eaen.
tell nod bief uneiiItiser fir fie fein.
(@er &orreIponbent pbantaiiert.
0enu ppn berI6iebenen Seiten pirS
gemelbet, bab bic Seutf6en ouf Der
9inie 5ipifden 0irmube uno g2ieu.
port beitGnbig borriiden. Gs lift
bod Der b0bere 8I5bTnn, ansune6s
men, baB Fe bic Sperationen amf
bieier 9inie oufgeben tperben, um
auf einem fbpierigen ltmipege neue
Operotipneu gu beeinnen. i
OIrr, s aRnhN
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
Gts60nig Wanmel.
M0bte in ben arieg, iUirO aber uift
aiIqeuDmilIer.

2onoOn, %. Oft. Grsa6nig MA
ruel bon portllgal m19te ben &rieg
mitma6en unb bat, ipie BON bier ges
meIbet miro, ioipobl Der britiI6en
8egierung pts aud ter Republtt
portugal feline 8ienit: I'M Seer anges
toten. Sine auia9enpe anttport bat
Mdnuel nod nt9t er9alten. gaa6 eia
nem 8erii9t, oaS bier berbreitet ipors
Cen lit, trout man 0em Grsa0nig
ri6t. Gr 'iIt elm beripei9Ii6ter
unb bat ois iebt nod ME
Spuren it9en0 ipel6ey militdrifhen
6dhigteit 9eseigt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01

= Sn pittsburg, Qa., tuur6en Bel
einem 2(utomObiIunfua 5psi Mdnner
set0tet llno orei5ebu aa6cre 70 Idipsr
DerIebt, Oab iie nd9 einem 6oIpttdl
gei6afft peroen muBten. Inter ben
9erIeBten befinoen iih Elm goliaeitas
pitdn unb orei golDiiten.
@us Dem Staate3n9thduTe in
Solicit. Sus., berfudten geltern sipei
Strdflinge 5t entfpmaen. sic ipura
cen bon Bd4tern berfrIgt uno ipieber
einsefdngen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01

2onbpn, 28. Gtt. Die @bla9t
am Sonol 1T mod immer unentf9tes
ben, bod ideint aus Den gla4rihten
pom allen Geiteu herbor8uge6sn, oaB
Der 66bepuntt Der S4la6t bereits
iiberf6ritten pDrosn iit. Oas frans
soiif9e Bulletin pon 9eitern o6enb
mar zines Der tiir3eiten Ieit 8eginn
pes arisges. 9as ariegsbureau bot
te ni9ts mit3uteilen, oIs peini9e
5ortI9ritte iubIi9 BON 9irmube"
g9orin btefe 5prti4ritte beitanben,
tpirb ipeiter ni9t ertIdrt, bod be-
miibsn Iib bic eneIifden Seitungen,
biefe geneIoeten unb nod Iange nidt
6efpieienen Wlelpungen oIs bic MIDI
tieTe 9o4ridt bes Soges unb eine
getpaItiee NieberIage fir Die 0eutz
fhen bin5uiielIen. Dem unporteiis
fchen 2eier fam ss iebo9 uiAt ent=
gebsn, baB bic @srbiinoeten ii9 auf
benz RiidSuge i'm gorbsn befinben.
Der f60ne Sroum, bic an9lo>Frons
soiifae 5lotte fonnte bic 9eutT3en
enbgiiltig bon Der auite ipegbaIten,
perf6tponb nit hem GrI6einen Der
groben beutfden GsIaiibe. 2tud an
Der aufte baben
Die oentfd1en 3isienfanontn
ihre ggirfung niht perIogt. sic 6a=
Zen ni6t nur g1ieuport fir bic
0euti9en erobert, fpnbtrn aud elm
@orridsn Der S9laatlinie Biz naa
Jurnss, ouf bem bal6en @sss sipi=
i1en gfieupprt uno 9iintirhen, su
Stonbe eebrodt. 2iGe beFinbet iiG
mad ME bpr i'm 8sTiBe Der 9suts
fhen, nnb Die Stnbt piro BON
helen ebeniO feit sehaIten, fpie gpres
onf6einenb BON ben 9crbiinbeien.
Cb gpres fir bic 3ouer EaItbar
isin Dirb, hdnst eirsig nnb ALIEN
bcm 6orti6rsitsn Der GeutT1en i'm
Rprhen ob Sin ipsiteres @orraden
her 9sutf6en norb6Fli6 bonn giers
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
erf9einenb. Iisst srOBs @i4tigtsit.
Sis Derrdt iOgur Den ariessplun.

Sie perrdt fpsur Den ariessplan.
griifel, ibsr 2pnbpn, %. Oft.
Soft 100000 8eIgier ieben BEN
9unssrtObe ins 9luss, nenn ni6t
fofort 5ilfe bon auspGrts eins
trifft. Der omsritaniI9e @eianbte
fir geIsien, 9ranb 8bitIod, srs
Hart. bic nod in ben StGbten bora
banbenen 2ebensmittsl birftsn taum
5ipet Mohen ausrei4sn, ipG6reno in
ben 2onbgsgsnbsn bic @erbGltnifIe
nod f9Iimmer liegen, Gr ieIbIt bat
fih pdbrenb Der IsBten 3psi 8o9en
nur BON 8ouerubrut srnGbrt, unb
au6 Der .@prrat an bieiem 8rot
lit f4on tRopp.
Sn 8riiheI iinb bunbert Suppsn.
tii9en srri6tet, bic iiber 100000
gtotIeibenbe ipsiien. 3nffee. Ses
MebG, Rossen unb GaIs itno
taum msbr porhonben.
sSn 20pen folen nur nod fir
bier Sage 2sbeusmittsl borbanben
isin, unb dbnIi9 Iiegen bic Der.
bGItniife in 2Itti9 unb glomur. @ts
ma bic 9dlfte Der 2eute, bic in Bel
glen perbliebeu, tpanbern siellos BON
Srt gu Srt, I'm bei 6reunben pber
@erpanbten llntertunft gu finben.
Die Gage Der 2lermitsn pirb nod
bur9 unboltsnben 9legen berf9Iims
inert. Die beutf6en SoIboten Sobz
len bar fir aGes, mas iie in 2Gben
eintoufen. Der beutf6e 9ommons
bant BOT bic @inpobnerI9oft ers
fu9t, ibm bic 9lomen BON Solboten
gu meIben, bic 5abrrGbsr obsr 2es
bensmittel Obne 8e5oblung nit See
idlog beleeen.
2onbon, %. Stt. Die 2onbpner
MDrsenbIGtter brebsn unb tpenben
bic 8erihte bonn ariegsf9aupIoB
unb, na9bsm iie bieisIbsn BON allen
Geitsn serIsst, tommt man alIgemeiu
gu Der gnii4t, bob bic @erbiinbeten
nod ni9ts erreiht baben. n9ie @sr-
biinbeten," beiBt ss, atdmpfen nit
bem Wtute Der @erStpeiflung, I'm bic
Ginbrinslinse suriidsubaIten. Die
9tuspiit9le bes ariegss iebp@, iibsr
bic uns Melbungsn aus allen Seis
len Der Welt sutpninen, nebmei1 fir
GngIonb cine unangenebme @eitolt
an. Inter ben ni9t bonn fronoDfiI9s
beIsifhen aompfplaB tommenbenMels
bunsen iinb bic Na9rihten aus @iibs
oFrita II. bie6io6spoit iiber bosSinfen
bes8ampfers rMan9eiter gommeree"
Die petnli6iten. Der Qufitanb in
Siibafrifa f9eint grOBere areiie ses
augen baben. oIs bisbsr betannt
mar.
paris, %. Oft. Sn elmer aus
2ifabon. portugaI, iiber Mobri6
Der bieiigen n9ooas @ssncp" suges
9angenen 9epef9e tpirb folgenbes
eemelbet:
nSn Der Souptitobt portugoIs
finb No9ri6ten einsetroffsn, in bes
men geneIbet ipirb, bab sbeutf9e
Sruppen in bic pDrtleieiifde pro@
pin5 4nsoIa, @eitafrita, eingebruns
gen finb. Sn portueal ipsrOen gprs
bereituneen setroffen, i'm 10 fdne1
ME m0gli6 aris9sf8iffe nud @ns
soIa gu fdiden."
(gs lit rdtfeIbaft, ipober gortugoI
oteie Trte9s1hiffe nebmen min. Wie
olgemein betannt, beitanb bic por=
tueieiif9e Glptte Biz iebt aus einis
gen bpGltdnbig beralteien areusern,
Die toum feetii8tig genug iinb, nm
Die 6obrt nod Subafrita gefdpeige
benn irgeno cine triegerii9e 2(ftion
enonen al f1nner 9(nut r psbl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01

Die 5ran5oien an 9erpunoeten uno
aranten 100000 Mann perIOren
baben.
Die snsIifde goupernonte aots
Sume, bic sinen BON spsi beleiIaen
Sffisisrsn unterI9riebenen geri9t
perOffentliate, in benz iie bic 0euts
fden bes 2lnsriffes auf ibre S6ipe.
ter 9racs in 9sIsien bs3idiigt, bat
eingeitonbsn. boB Iie Die lluteridrif.
ten Der bsIgifden Sffi8isre sefdIidt
bat. unb baB ibrs ganSs qusiage
auf grFinbung berubt. Sic tpurbs
nit brei Ronatsn @efdngnis be.
ftraft.
DSn Ggbpten babsn, ME aus &ons
ifantipopeI gsmelbet nirb, beFtise
Sdmpfe 3pifden sngIiTden Sars
niTons unb inbiI9sn Sruppen Fatts
sefuuben. 0reiBig 9Gufitduoiide
purben gum Sobe perurteiIt.
Der miIitdriI9e 9orreiponSent
Der 2onhoner .3imes" ertIGrt, bnB
bic f6pere beutI6e QrtiIerie olIe
ariegspIans Der @erbinbeten ilber
bu 9uufen seiporfen bat.
Die 6ranffurter 3eitung" mets
bet, boB bic Siirfen nit ben glfsbuns
snnen Elm 8iinbnis abseIdloFen bas
ben. Seit 8O9sn bsrbanbelteR gers
trstsr Der iunstiirtiiden portei nit
benz Gmir ppn 9tfs6aniitan. 9as
ReIultot Der 8erbanbIuusen ipor bos
3uitanbetommen bes 8InbniHes."
2pnbon, %. Stt. Cine 0epeI6e
aus 2tmiteroom, bic Der vgleuter 9es
Issrom &c." beute iibsrmittelt purs
be, louiet:
Dem n9anbeIsblaab" iit aus
SIuis, aiecsrlanbe, miteeteilt fpors
ben, boB bic S9Ia4tfront 3piIden
Rieuport unb 9irmube unberdnbert
ssbIieben 1T. Der bibise Rampf
ipirb fprtssIebt. Der StroBenbabn.
bsrtehr nit Sftenbe 1T mod unters
bromen.
Sn elmer ous Mien singetroTfenen
9epefde ipirb bas @erii6t bon Der
Grtrantuns bss aaifsrs Grans SOs
fepb oufs na4briidIidIte bementisrt.
sn Der Depsids bsiBt Is. baB Der
saiTsr iih bes 6efen @Dblfeins er.
frent unb tmitonbe 1T, ole pidtigsn
Gtaotsgef4dfte gu erlebigen.
2onbDn, %. Stt. Der 3apitGn
eines boGdnbiTden S6leppneb 81
f4erboOtes meIbet, baB bos breimay
itige aiiftenfobr5sug n8Iaar6ingen"
40 Meilen n0rbIid BON gmuioen,
einem bDIldnbif6en SafenploB auf
cine Wtine itieB unb nit Der Manns
i9aft in bic 9isfe fant. Die Ro6s
rt4t tpurbe in elmer 0epsi9e aus
amiterbom Der raeuter 9elesram
gp." iibernittelt.
2onbpn, %. Oft. Die 9ariIer
hoben ben 2onbonern mitgeteiIt, baB
bic 9eutiden sroBe 9eritdrtunoen
mad benz GITob gef6idt baben, I'm
einen 9tngriff ouf 8elfort gu MAIDEN
9lu6 bic 5ron3oIen trdfen 9roBe
@ur6ereitungen, I'M ben erparteten
angriff suriid3ufdlogen.
(0iefe melbung foG irrsFiibren.
8elfort pirb T6on felt Wo4en bon
ben Seutf4sn bef6ofsn
9(nm. b. Re6.)
,v---..-.~-.s-.----
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
arenSer ,GmOenl
sat Sampfer SAME
galafi Ntarn" 5erit0rt
Gllerlei Sriesserei9niiie.


6en Sainpfer rSumcsaiafi-Ytarn
Der iidl nnf Del 6aqrt Rad Singa,
pure beIanb, in ben @ranO aebOBrt.
Sm Dem Wiarime-&er5eidDnis luirO
Der Sanpfer pSamesaiafi @Iarn"
als Gigentnm einer 6irma in gsaga.
iafi nngese6en.
Berlin, %. Oft, Die Osutidle
aomiraIitGt mndjt befannt, Sak Die
eDnOUner uffi5ieac 9IelOnue, ein
oeuti6es 1lntcrieebpOt iei i'm SanaI
1On Sem engliiden Grenser vSaS.
ger" eerammt nno in ben 0rnno
gebuGrt iuUrSen, nnuabr lit. Gin
3aiammenitUk bat itattgefnnOen,
bod lit Oas ltnteriee6Dot nn6eidG-
,igt nnO Die @annidJaft SesieIben
anDerIeet Suriifgefebrt.
(Gs lit Sies feinespees SnS erite
Dial, Oak oas britiibc Offi5ieIle
RriessbnrraM aaf n2l6wseen" ent-
eedt iunrOe. Slnm, bcr 9icS.)
2onbon, %. Stt. Der britiI6e
5ra6tbompfer chandelier Gums
nsrce", Der, tuie deTtern berintet
Duroe, on Der glorbneIttiiite bon Srs
anb rgeitranbet" mar, it, pie na6s
rGgli9 betannt nirb, burd cine
seutf9e Wiine gum Sinten gebra6t
pOrben. Die ensIif9n 3eitungen
preGen ibr @ritaunen ii6er bic ou-
3srorbsntli6e Sii6nbeit beutI9er Mi-
lsnIeser aus, bic um bic glorotiife
5dottlonbs berum biz Sur SaFe
Srlanbs borbrongen. Don ber
Rannfbdft beg @ampFers finb on>
@einenb nur tpenige gerettet pors
ben.
2pnbpn, %. Oft. 9tus 5leettpoob
pirb geinelbet, OoB Der s6lepper
,Gitp Df 9Dnbpn" ben aopitdn
ponne uno 13 2eute Der 8enlannung
,ss serit6rteu Dompfers pMan6eIter
Commerce" gerettet bat. Sopitdn
gupne er5dblte, boB fein S&iff
jpan5ig Meilen n0rbIi9 Der sSnieI
sprp (eine fleine SnTel in Der Rdbe
Der giprDpefttiiite Oon SrIonO) ouf
line 1ains itieB. Der 9umpfer font
% fbnsl, boB feline 3eit gum 2tuss
Ieben Der gopte blieb. Der @ors
an TT Inn 70 drserIi6er, ols Der
guntt, ouf benz bas llngliid puis
ierte, an Der 6nitptitrdBe Der Damp
isr BON Mandeiter na4 &anaba
!isst.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01

9ie ,a0niI6e 3eituns" tsilt
nit, baB in 2iTabon bic @boIera
ausaebroden lit. Die Seuhe bat
Gpanien peronlaBt, ale 9erbinbung
nit benz gla96aritant 5u unterbres
den.
- Der 8unoes Sorpeoobpot3er=
it6rer r4auloiHg", Der gefern BET
2bnn6apen aiif cine GauObant lief,
hat bis6er ntnt loseetaut iper0en
t0nnen. Die mannIhaft befiuoet
f6 on gprb. Sie lit ni6t i'm Sc
fabr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
AIIIII' o JItU'I
GHscr Der G0taifrophe.
- NSN "s~NNNNNRVN>
GtnuuOiedSis Arbeiter babeH ibr See
ben eiugebiibt.

ct. Qouis, Mlp., %. Stt. gei tsr
bereits eemeloeter 8otoitrppbs in Der
in Der gtGbe BON 2oDalton geleeeren
3e1e Der .syranttiu Goal &c Cote
60, bdben 81 perIOnen i6r 9eben
eingebiibt, Gs befauben Ii9 aur 3ctt
Der 3ataitropbe 800 9srIpnen in eer
3ehe, unb onFangS gluubie mon,
0aB ale bieIe ibr 2sben eingsbiiBt
bdtten. Cine genoue llnterIu9ung
bat iebo6 ereeben. bob es ben meis
Iten eelong, i6r 2eben 3u retten.
6eute morgen tpuroen AZ ipeitere
2ei6en aus Der Gritbe Der Srontlin
Goal &: gofe 50. gebprgen. g(ar nod
5ipei n1sr 0tei 8ergarbeiter iper0es.
bermiBt. GoTIten bersn SI1en ges
fun0en foeroen, 70 1etrdgt Die @es
Idmt3abI Der Spfer so p0er 81.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-01
3tt9 emt9Ieiitc.
gldltSebn 8srIOuen luurOen bel Gilens
bahnnnaLiitf IN 8. Nirainicn prr[rhf.

9untineton. D. @d.. %. DIT. Der
perionen5ug $40. l Der Gbeidpeate e
Sbio 9abn entgIeilte beute inoroen
10 W1eiIen DItli9 BON Suutineton.
4ht3ebn Yeripnen ipuroen berlebt,
tuitl pulu -
fahe bes llngliius put nst5 ..,s7. feifs
aeItellt tperben t0nnen. 9(le in
9untingtpn berfiigbaren 9(mbuldrss
hagen begaben Ii9 nod Der line
a[iidsfteIIe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
NELsoN's AUTO STAGE Juneau.She CD Creek Route

Leaves the Alaskan hotel on schedule, 6:15 a. m., 11:30 a. m. and 5:00 D. m. Leaves Sheep Creek 7:3O a. m., 100 p. m., and 6:30 D. m. Wednesdays, same as above with extra 800 D. m., and 800 p. m. from Juneau; 3:30 D. m., and 9:30 D. m. from Sheep Creek.
 saturdays- Leaves Juneau 11:30 a. m., 5:00 p. m., 800 p. m, and 10:O0 p. m. Leaves Sheep Creek 1900 D. m., 5:30 p. m., 9:30 p. m., and 10:30 D. m. Sunday schedule: as Saturady, last two trips omitted. Special trips between schedule trips can be arranged. Leaves Juneau Office, 129 Front St. at the Ford Agency. Phone 294
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION
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:. <. I. !. !. !. .. :. : !: 4 !. 's 4 s + J. V. Cunnane of the Dundas Bay cannery is a guest at the Occidental hotel.
 A. F. Golf and wife of Wrangell were visitors in Juneau yesterday, staying at the Occidental hotel. Mir Con who is a logging contractor ex, pressed himself as being very much surprised at the rapid growth of the Capital City.
 L. E. Van Wrinkle of tho Juneau I'm provement Co. and c. W. Bowman of Komloops, B. C.. visited Sheep Creek yesterday in the interests of the Roy. al Katalla oil Co.
 J. E. Dempsey, of Seattle, Traffic Manager of the White Pass & Yukon Route, expects to come North at an early date and will make Juneau a short visit before proceeding to Skag- way and the interior.
 E. Ryan representing one of the leading wholesale grocery and fish houses of Tacoma, who has been call. ing on the trade in and around Jun eau for the past week returned to the states on the Mariposa. Mir. Ryan expects to return in about two weeks
 and open permanent headquarters here.
 William Stewart, superintendent of the Geo. T. Myers Cannery at Chat ham, arrived in the city yesterday on the Cannery tender Philip F. Kelley" to look after business for his company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
EAGLES LET CONTRACT
 FOR MODERN LODGE HALL

DOUGLAS, June 4.-The contract for the construction of the new Eagles hall in Douglas was let at meeting of the order last night, and the work of excavatlng began this afternoon for the foundation. Geo. Brown, the local contractor was the successful bidder and he promises to have the building finished within six weeks.
 The new lodge hall is to be two stories in height 34x64 feet and will be finished and equipped with all the modern appointments of a complete lodge home. The upper floor is to be given over to the lodge hall with necessary ante rooms. It will furn- ish excellent dancing accommodations and will be used for smokers and en- tertainments both of public and private nature.
 The lower floor will be divided into several rooms for the convenience of the members where will be located billiard room, buffet, banquet hail. and reading room. The estimated cost of the building and furnishings reach es total of something over eight thousand dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

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 TREADWELL, June AL. S. Fer ris. manager of the Douglas Island baseball organization left on the Prin- cess May for months visit in Seat tie. n..
 There was an enjoyable dance held in the club rooms last night One of the largest crowds of the season was In attendance.
 Matthew Burk who arrived on the Island a few days ago from New York, has gone to work on the ore train as motorman. He is a brother of Billie Burke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
MIGRANTS NOT WELCOME "-.
 CITIZENS OF DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, June f. - Harry WCpe, who came here week ago. was found at an early hour this morning in a cabin on the beach where he was sobering up from a bad condition of intoxication. Marshal Shafer made some inquiries and found that he had no visible means of support, but had rented the cabin of some Natives. It developed that soon after renting the cabin the Natives found ready means of securing intoxicants, so Mir. Hope was taken before Judge Henson and given sixty days in jail for vagrancy. The Judge. however, gave him few hours in which to get out of the city and Harry took advantage of the courts clemency.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
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DOUGLAS, June 4.-P. H. Fox is constructing a new sidewalk on the ID street side of his store.
 R. R. Hubbard has improved his Front street property by building a new sidewalk in front of his place of business.
 Work began today on the remodel. ing of the old Mission building. Several hundred dollars will be spent in mak' tus q a modern apartment house.
 Msi. o'Connor. M. S. Hudson, John .c. Byich, r. Close and Wm. Hanson spent yesterday at Doty's cove where they enjoyed the day in fishing. MT; Hudson, the chief skipper ran the boat on rock in broad daylight, which shows that he was thinking of the big fish he had caught and paid no attention to navigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

WANTED - Partner in manufactur- in concern; need not necessarily be active, capital required about S5OOO, ample return on investment, a bona fled and permanent proposition. ln- vestigate. P. o. Box IA, Juneau, Alas ka. 6.1-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

Whether you like Havana or domes- ic cigars, you can get the kind you ike at Burford's. 2-16.d.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

FOR SALE Half interest in Der rvs Transfer, apply M. D. Berry. - -5.2S.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

LOST - Two Elk's teeth, back to back, charm. Leave at Empire office. -5-l1.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

WANTED-Girl or woman for house work, to so home nights. Mrs. He'll erich, Murray Bldg. 6-2.6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

LoST-Child's engraved gold brace let. Reward. Return to Empire, or Mrs. E. H. Kaser. 5-26-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

For Sale-The property at 4OS Frank lin street. Inquire on the premises.- -5.5-1m-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

WANTED-position by first class ook and baker in boarding house, camp or restaurant, in or out of the city. Address Cook, care of Empire City. 5-1S.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

WANTED-Young girl to assist in small family, light work and short hours; 20. Box 162, Juneau. 5-26-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

Buy meerschaum pipe at Burford's and treat yourself to a satisfying smoke after dinner. 2-16-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

FOR RENT.-House suitable for a tore or boarding house with rooms in connection. Phone Douglas 54. 4-15-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04

FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms, dose in, by day,week or month. Quiet, clean, all outside rooms. Bath rates reasonable, at PIP Ferry way. 5-S.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-04
TREADwELL NOTES

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-05
A POTENT RACE POISON.

Scientists are agreed that alcohol
is a potent race poison; 1t poisons the
whole system. notably the reproduc-
tive organs and protoplasm. There
fore we cannot have drinking without
race-degeneration. If parents abstain
their children are healthy, but If, later
on, the parents take to drinking. the
children are afflicted mentally and
physically. Plato understood THIS
when he deprecated drink for nursing
mothers. II, in extreme cases, alcohol
is an extreme poison, moderate drink
ing is moderate poisoning. The medi-
cal profession contains pro-alcoholists
and anti-alcoholists; but the policy
of facing both ways is weak, and be-
fore long, presumably. all medical men
will be anti-alcoholists. Let them
preach the gospel that there Is No
USE FOR ALCOHOL IN HUMAN
LIFE. Abstinence tends to true pa
triotism, and the state ought to do
preventive work as well as curative
DIR. v. Rutherford, Zion College,
London.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-08-05
woRKINeMAN AND THE SALOON.

have worked il the factories, mills
and mines of this country for many
long years, and have seen the effect
of the liquor traffic upon the security
of the workingman's employment In
all legitimate occupations, the total abb
stainer has had the preference, for ne
can be relied upon to be at his work
when he is expected, and not spend
one-third or one-half Of the first part
of each week in getting over the in
fluences of a drunken carousal. The
railroad companies will not employ an
engineer or a conductor that freouents
the saloon, and in many other indus
trial walks the same rule OBTAINS.
Everyone backs such corporations ID
this stand, and the workingnen are
beginning to realize what such prae-
tise means to them. When they fully
appreciate the situation, there will be
an absolute end to the liquor traf1c.-
John B. Lennon, Treasurer OF the
American Federation Of Labor.