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The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
THE ALASKA RAILROAD.

The passage by the senate yester- day of the Alaska railroad measure leaves only the signature of the President to be attached to make it effective, and as Mir. Wilson is en- thuiastically in favCr of the pro ject and has already given public assurance that the moment Congress has taken final action he will be ready to add his signature and make the enactment complete the ques- ton Is as good as settled.
 The bill as passed, places the amount of money to be expended for construction and equipment purpos- es at $S5,OOO,OOO, provides that all branches and spurs shall be of standard guage, eliminates the bond issue and specifics that ap- propriations shall be made annual Iy covering the cost of the work as the road progresses.
 Ever since the measure was brought before congress the con- struction of a government owned railway in Alaska has been opposed and adversely commented upon by people living east of the Rocky Mountains, who know nothing of the conditions existing in the north. They cant see why iS is necessary to spend the enormous sum of $S5,- O00,0OO to open up a country that is practically a wilderness and un- til quite recently considered almost inaccessible, not stopping to consid- CT that if it had not been for gov ernment aid many of the middle western states that are now sup porting a population of hundreds Of thousands of people in comfort and plenty would today probably be not much further ahead than is Alaska. The people who made these Ob- jections had forgotten, or probably never knew, that all the great transcontinental lines which today traverse the country from the East to the West were subsidized by the United States government with mil lions of acres of land which at the time of granting were considered almost worthless, but which have since been disposed of for sums that would make the $S5,OOO,OOO al Dropriation for the Alaska rail
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
EDITORIAL PAGE

road look like1a mole hill beside a. mountain. In North Dakota 42l miles of railroad were constructed by government aid, as compared with 2S6 miles in Washington state and 227 miles in Oregon. For the immense land grants 10 the com panies constructing these roads the government received no return what ever.
 In the case of the Alaska rail road, however, it is expected that the moneys advanced bv the govern ment for it's construction will all be refunded in time, as 50 per cent of all moneys derived from the sale or disposal of any of the agricultur- al, coal, timber or mineral lands of the territory, besideo the net earnings of the railroad above main tenance and operating expenses, shall be turned into a special fund for the purpose of liGuidating the obligations incurred.
 The passage of the measure is a cause for rejoicing to the people of the whole of Alaska, although there is small reason to 'oubt that those of the westward will be the first beneficiaries, as it is a foregone conclusion that the tldewater ter minal will be in the vicinity of either Valdez, Cordova or Seward,
 Whatever materially benefits our neighbors to the westward is bound to help the southeastern section of the territory to a greater or less extent, and when we stop to con sider that the $35,OOU,UOO already appropriated is but a tthe of the amount that will eventually be spent by the government in Alaskg we , can look forward to the future of the territory with most optimistic continuity.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

A general municipal election will be held Tuesday, April 7th, 1914, for the purpose of electing seven councilmen and one member (clerk) of the School Board.
 The election will be held st the Town Hall and the hours for voting will be from 2 a. m. to p. m.
 A voter for councilman must be a citizen of the United States or who has declared his intention to become such, twenty one years or over, who has resided continuously one year next preceding the cleo ton in the Territory of Alaska and for six months preceding the cleo ton in the Town O ~Skagway, and who has been duly registered.
 All adults, male or female, who are citizens of the United states or who have declared their intention to become such and who are bona fide residents of the Town of Skag- way, are qualified to vote for the School Clerk.
 D. ". Mckay, 3-4-14. Town Cleark.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
EASTERN OYSTERS ON THE
 HALF SHELL

Fresh Eastern Oysters on th halt shell are now to be had at th uck Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
HYPOCRISY IN
 LARGE PACKAGES
Stole Livery Of Heaven tO
 Serve D6ViI In.
HYPOCRITE IS EVERYWHERE.

Man Loves Gold and Hates to Be Im-
 posed Upon by Counterfeits-Goods
 Shipped In Plain Packages-Many
 Local Merchants Deficient In KnowI-
 edge of Advertising.
 [Copyrighted, 1914 by Thomas J. Sulllvan.l
 The first hypUcrite was the man who stole the livery of the court of heaven to serve the devil in.
 Some people speak as if hypocrites were confined only to religion, but they are everywhere, people pretend ing to wealth when they have not sixpence. assuming knowledge of which they are ignorant, shumming a cul- ture they are far removed from, adopt ing opinions they do not hold and pre- tending honest business roles which are far from the legitimate.
 As a man loves gold in that pro- portion he hates to be imposed upon by counterfeits, and in proportion as a man has regard for that which is above price and better than gold he abhors that hypocrisy which is but it's counterfeit.
 Lying before the writer is the acme of hypocrisy Ii is catalogue of one of those mail order houses, and on one page three sewing machines are adver- tised. The first is declared to be the most perfect sewing machine on the market" the second is said to have more good sensible ideas than any other," while the third is praised as being ''the most superior sewing ma chine on the market"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
BREVITY SERMONS.

BhEVTfT o-NWVTNS'
 This is thG first condition of living morality as well as of vi- tai religion, that the soul shall find true center out from and #hove itself. round which it shall rrvovr.-I (. Sharp.
 We treat God with irrcverence by hanishing him from our thoughts. not by referring to his will on slight oar@siuus. -RuSkin.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11

SOth Infantry Lodge, No. 1890. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Fort Wm. H. Seward, Haines, flask Regular Meetings every Thursday night at 7:S0 p. n. All visiting bro thers cordially welcomed.
 Any one desiring information about the Lodge will confer a favor by addressing
 THE SECRETARY.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11

Take "Purola" SODIUM PHoS- PLATE and give your liver shake. For Sale by Keller Bros. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dentists.
THE PATTERSON-O'ERIEN
 Dealers In

ENTAIL SUP PLIES 229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash. Orders by mail or cable will receive prompt attention. Catalogue on re- quest.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Citizens desiring to vote for can didates for the Common Council Of Skageway, Alaska, the Municipal election to be held April ', 1914, must register.
 The Registration books will be open at the Town Hall from 7:3O to 1O:30 o'clock every evening from Monday, March 18th until Saturday, April 4th, 1914.
 3-2-14td. D. Mckay,
 Town Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11

Olympia Beer on draughC at the Board of Trade This famous brew, both on draft and in bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer !s also kept in bot ties. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11

Bonded WhlsKeys-iibson, MGun
 Vernon ana Belmont. The best of Reer--Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Ranier, at the Mascot, Tele- phone 67. fr
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
LADIES OF sKAGWAY!

Don't forget that you cannot vote unless you register. Look out for the notice of the opening of the registration books in the Daily Al askan. At. Sat.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11

You should give "LuXor" toilet articles a trial. See the "Week End" sets for men and women, 35 cents. Enough for thorough trial
 Keller Bros. Agents. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
WHERE IS KRIsTIAN TUwEsON?

Kindly give information if he is alive or not. to his mother, Mrs. Hanna Tuweson, Mellosa, Sweden. 6t.-5-14.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-11
FIVE GOOD oNEs TO DRAW TO

Pebble'ord and Gibson Rye Bud weiser, Plue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Bee at the Board of Trade.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
aOnissbera nidt bclaacrt.
Nie ginlien boben uidt cinmaI sic
Solttc oes 0e9es BON Der @ren3e
bis sur 6eitung ourdmeiien.

afbiugton, 8. g., 2. SEPT.
Ails Berlin lit BEL Ger bicliaen oent
ifen 9otidoit orabtIos iiber 5onuil-
=. s.. iolaenoe omtlide MeIouua
eiugelaufen:
g9as fran5oiiidc Gommlmiaue oes
Subalts, Dab aonigs6erq BON ocn
&nllen belagert iei, lit cine Qiiae.
Gle Hilllen BADEN nidt einmaI Oia
9alfte DER Strcde 5mii6sNn Der @ren.
3e mo aonigSberg 3nriidgeIeqt lluo
befInoen lid icbt. liad) Der 8ernid,.
tltilg ibrer Raren. grmee, ouf ocil
Giid5llg nod Dem Often.
Die s@o3ette Del BopoIaro", elmo
angeiebenc 3citung. nennt gonoon
inc Siiqenfabrit, perpIcidlbar nit
Sbnnabai mdbreno oeS rlliiiIdl ia.
poniidcn ariegcs.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
0Yclgien" ScIeiOiguug fir 3iDiliio-
tiDn.
9cntldc SDlOaten mmrOrn in 8claicm
araMiam Oeritimmelt.

@of9in9ton, g. g.. ?. Sept.
Ser oeuti1en 8utI1nft lit aus Ser.
lin Ourd) 6iinfiprllh iiber Sapuiue,
8. s.. folgenOe omtIide 0epeide 5u-
%9egan9en:
Ser Nnblid pon aus 8efqfen 3ll.
riidfebrenOeu. grottiam ueritiimmel
ten Oeutiden5 oloaten ltcigert ole Or
differing 0eS ocutihen Bottles iibsc
Die bon helqiihen 3ipiliiten ueriibte.i
a6itoRenoen Wrauiamfeiten nuf 0aS
@o1ite@.
0ie Seugiibmtaea Der Besnic
init 6ilie non 2on0pn un0 YariS,
Oiefer ifrlppelloien giigncr, Der @elt
ben 8lauben auf8u5lDingeuL Dab biz
oelitiben Grieger iih @ranlamfeitea
iduI0ig gema6t bdttelt, Aaben ricii9e
a%llfregung uerltriaht.
Gas Io3ialiltii6e 0rgan y&or
p1rts~ peroffentliht cine cridiittern.
De 5hilOer1mg Der Maiien-W teufel
moroe1 Oeren 0pfer III 26nen Gent
l9e murocn. Ger uSimpli3iiiimus "
erfl1rt, Der Nome @elgien lei Die
lhlimmlte 8eleioiaung, Die Der 5i0i.
liiierten Meuidbeit angetan peroea
fonne".
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Gffisicrc Der SnnOesormee als
GricssbeObadlter.

General Wfoior @otbersipoon,
Gbef Oes @eneralitabes, pe~rfiiaOlgte
am Montog Die Nartcn oerje1i9ell
Sffi3iere Der 8unoesarmce on, Die
Die olterrciAilden unO britilhct
9ritppen I'M ariege begleiten merOen-
IS limo Dies folaelloe 0ffi5iere. filt
geobodtlina Der oiterreidii6 unga-
ridden Strcitfrdfte mer0en entianOt
Maior Soiepb 5oro, MeOi8iniides
&orps; @aiiptmann Nliguitine We.
SSntpra glrtiqeric mno Naliptmaltl
@crflen gnohs, Snfanterie, 8ilr
@eobahtlrng Der britiihen 9ruppen
Sullptmnnm gBiliam u. 5nitale, Sn-
fantrie nno 5altptmann A~leran0er
Miler, &~nDallerie.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

@nibington, 2. s., :. 5ept.
Ser 0entIhen8 otihait ging nom9lus
pdrtigen g(mt in Berlin iibcr san
uiae 8. s., Die folgen0e Orabtlols
9epeihe 5i. uSuro GhnrdillS Grfla.
rliIlg, oaB oas Iiegreihe DcntiAlano
perIlcben peroe, lid in Siioamerifd
alts3ltoebnen, i'll Der @obepunft I'd
.heriiAer 8erIeumOuaa mo zines i'll.
.ifrllplloien 8erillds, Die inns frennO.
'liu aeiinlten 9iationeH in Asor0 mlo
Siioamerifa gegcit oas 0eittihc @olf
anf8nrei3cn, mdbreaO Die oeutids
Rreiie qeraOe I'M @egenteil Den Sort
ldritt unO Die Groiperitdt Der ~freielt
Observation-Disclosures altf Oas ber5
lidlte begriiBt-
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Nnfcn Wreucl il Cltprenben.

HnRensWreuel in CiprenRen.
Sine Sran itiimmelt, lire fiinf
ainber nnf Stafeten anfscipieRt.
@eiter belBt IS IN Dem omtlid)tll
geribt:
u8ie Spalten Der 3eitlingen find
nit 9feloungen iiber Jltliiihe Wrea
eltaten in 9ltpreuBer allgefiiat. 3is
Riiiien l6nitten eaner Wflitter bic
9riiite ob mo ipieBten baum lire
fiinf aifloer alii einen Sta%feten5oui
auf~.
Bier aoiafen pergetpaltioten cine
6rau. Sbrem Mam le9ten tic Sano
l6eaen all un0 5ipatlgen ibnb Nltgcn
3elige oes lhellBliden Gs<brehetls 81.
0erner beiBt cs III Der amtlidep
Wfel0ung:
g9ic Nahridt, Dab Die 6ran5o.
fen aus einem oeutlhen Nren3ort IA
5rol1en ltno 25 ainoer aeDaltIall
entfiibrten. miro beitdtiqt; cbcnio.
OaB ans Qorhingen ein Solpitaldrst
ltn0 iein 9llliitnnt entfiibrt mllroen.
llebcr oas Shidial ser Gntfiibrten
lit ni6ts befannt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Sarfei aM6 8mlsarieH sam Nampi
seriiitet.
81 rieascrtlarung all NuBlou0 mo
@nglan0 81 ermdrten.

Maibtngton, 3. g.. 2 Sept
Sic Aricgserfl1rlinQ Der 9iirfei, nl0
notwithstanding cbrnio 8nlgnriens &c
Eaen AnBlan0 mo GnaIano. reip.
5er6icn miro bier ieoen Augclblid
crmaftrt. Ter engliihc Notidaiter.
I5ir Cecil Spring Nice, iiberreidte
bente Dem 5taatsiefretdr 9rnan cine
Note, iporin Die euqIiihe Regierung
f~onitatiert, Dab iic icOen 9luaenblid
g~cn0tiat fein mOae, Die M%oihinltonet
1esiersng an erllldca. oal3 lie ocil
SdIb orifildrr flntefiaiftn III Stoil
%itantinopel iibernehme.
SobaI0 Oic Iiirfci ben ariea, ers
fart, o~iirften GrbebungeH i'm 0aufa.
ills aegcn Die rniiiihe SerrihQft ma
in acgDpten qeaell Die cnaliidc Soon.
troae alIsbrc6en, meldle bon tiirf:s
ihen Trtippen lmtcritiiBt mer0cir
miir0en. 0ic Giirfei miiitidt bei0e
Ncbiete, meld)c ibr n%rlprilnolid az
borten 5uriid5ugeluinnen. SppoDl
I'M aaufoiiis, mic ana llfer 0eS
S6iuor5el Meeres, 1T cine itorfe mo
b1mneoaniihe 8enolferimg anidiiiQ
melde i'm Sale elmer ariegSerfl6
ring Der Giirfei gegcn NuBlano gum
vbeiligen arie9e gegen Die llnqlau
bigen" auigcrnfen mcroeu miiroe.
8ie cine milbommeoaniide alltori
t1t bente bier erl1uterte: tic Mos
fem lino niht in Seftcn gcipaltet
iie liro ollie MIR MoSlcm mo baber
cinen @loilben. Sie meroen bcrrit
iein, iiir oieien Wloilbcn = tGmpfeIL
alcidgiiltig, NO lie lid 6eiinoer, am
aaufdills, in Snoien. in Negppten
9llaorien bat Die iriide @sllloe
niht pcrgeiien, meldc Serbien itm
qcihlogen, als Is DER Iiirfci Gin Stiid
bon Wa5e0nnien nbriB. meld)es bon
Ned)tsueael Don 9llgorien bean
iprudt muroe. DDS ioa Der @rluo
ieir, meldcr 9ulgarien oeranlaiiep
ntoQ, an Der Seite Der Giirfei in ocR
Grieg einSutreten.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

y8ir bnben ben aries bcreits seiuOn.
men," Iagt @raf uOm 8eruitOrff.

@raf Sobann bon gernltorff CAB
Elm Sliterpiep, urteilen0 nad Oca
orabtloien 9tadridten bon Berlin
iiber Soppile, in DEM er 81 perltebell
gibt, .oaB Die ariiis fir 3eiitlhlnuo
fiir p|ergangen angeiehen meroelt
fam. 6ranfreid lit aeidlogea uin
Der ariegSidauplaB i'm Dcitlihcn
europa lit III iolher Gerfaiiung, ooB
9eutihlano meme aroBe Eruppenmai
len gegcll Die ruiiiide Snpaiion
idliden fanm.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
gmneitie-GrlaR anaefinOist.

GinsS Militarpergebens liberIubrfv
GsntIde ooer pioerrcd)tlib Aisae4
nanoertc f0nnm Iid ltclen.
Qonoon, 2. Sept. Ser aorre.
Ipouoent Scr .Gailp Nems" telegra.
pbIert ans aopenbo0en:
uaaiier @ilbelm bat einen 9nlle.
Itic @rlaB fiir ale 1eutiben, Die elnes
neutrality-suspicious. iiberfiibrt mnroen.
oOer oie obne geborige @%rlanbnls
allsaetDanOert lino, angefiinoigt. Dor.
alisqcIcbt, oaB tic iid innerbalb OreI
Monatcn 3iim Gienlt in Genti hlonl
ooer III Den &~olonicn ODER altf oelit.
lden 2ricgsihiffen itellen. Die eil-
siae 9eoingung, inter Der lolhe Yer
Ionen Der 9mneitie teilbaftig peroer
f0nnen, lit, OaB ibre 4nffiibrnag n
jiingItcr 3eit be~frieoigeno NOR.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
SOrgdu0e Oieler @O6e
in &nr3e belen6tet.

WOntaa, ben 81. yngmit 1914.--
s~EransSIsider Infer 6liigel lDirO luel=
ter amriidaeOrGngt. - Ocntidc Nillt-
tSrflieaer ucrfen bic eriten SDnibel
ami Raris. 5Iiidti9e 0itpreMRen
NON Ser MegirrMng sur &iiffcbr anF-
oefprOert. MO1ammeOnntider
NufltanS in ben engIiidlen aOlOnlcn
criudrtet.
Oienstaa, ben /. September 1914
10000 Nln1en fpmmcn nadl Scr
lin a6er als Wefamgene. @Ors
mnrff, Scr 9lulien ii GHpreahep lalO
4 2eiterrridD snriidgcialagen
..9eutldle 6urOen" nllr nod ~ WIeI-
len MN Naris. - 0elOcufampf DeS
Seutlden arsmSers ugriaOnc" ge8ea
britiIde llebermad)t.
MfittuudD, ben 2. Geptember 1914,
Tinf OeutIde Nrmeen fretIen be
Wer6iinScten Elm. ~ &rDnprln5 Wll=
helm bclctt Gctnns MtOutmcOD nIIO
miumt 8eIabnmg gefangcn. W
600 rnlIilde Wefanscne nnO bic &C.
Iammte Irtiaeric bei NIlenitein II
Sentlden SGnOen. - Siirfilde wfO-
bilmadun0 inter ecitnng Ocrtlder
Cffisierc D0llenOet.
0Onnerstaa, ben 3. September
1914. e 0eatIdc GnDalleric Oidyt an
9aris Ier0n. - GOO5, in Hnillldl-
Eulcu, OOn ben 9entiden anb Gss
Stcrreidern aenOmmen. 0renel-
tateu Ser MQiierten in GK nnO Welt
feItaeCc0t. 81 girfei nnO 8nlgaricH
MAIDEN iid gum 2OsidlOsen bereit.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
9entidrr SJiceer iiber @ariS.

9arfs, ?. Sept. Sclltc lit aber.
mails Gin oeutIder ~9leroplan iiber oi9
Staot binwaggeflogen. Sic Slug
maihine beIdrieb IN qroBer Sobe As
Minllten lang 5niid)eu 5 lno 6 llbr
g(benoS areiie iiber Der 5taOt. Or
in Sen 0fientlihen @ebduOen aufgc.
.ltcllten Maidinengeipebrc Idolien aul
ben Nugapparat iino ebenio mlrot
Elm fortmGbrenoes @emebricller aul
bic MaiAine aeri6tet.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
5000 8riten Del ct. Quentin acfaaen

&iid8uaslinie Ger cnQliihm grllps
pen lit onrh oelitid)e aauolIeric
perleat.
9erlin. 80. NnQuit. @io ao
penbageu mo SonOon. Ger beim
aroBcn 0olptauortier DER oeutihen
armec peilenoe aorreiponocut Der
u0eutiden 'Eages5ctl no" meloet
ieincm 9lnttc, Dab sic g~}ieoerlagc DER
GnaldnOer bel ct. Gucntin BON gro.
ben 0erluiten bcaleitct mar. 0is
yritcn luuroen uolit6noig geihla.
gen mo Ianoen Die &iid5uQSlinie
bnrd) oelltihe aonlIeriemaiieu uer.
legt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
asilerpaar bsindDt gcrmnnOcte.

IN gao 3oIlau, no aaiier @ilbelnf
nno oie aaiierin iid trofen.
Qon0on, 80. Iltg. Cine bon
Der Morconi @eieaidaft aus Ser
FIN erboltene SunfiprudOepei6e lau-
tct: Ser Dentide Safer uno Die
aaiIcrin trafen iih aeltern in 8no
Naiiau i'm Balais 0es 8orons BON
STEIN. DaS &aiierpaar belndte
9errpllnoete, oenen es iein 8eileiO
ausiprah."
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
n@ar IN eriparten."

9raiilianiider Milit0r Attod,c iibcr
Die oeiItIdleH Siege nid)t iiber
raiht.
Der braliliauiime MilitGr Nttudbt
III Berlin idreibt, Die oeutid,eu Sicqt
b1tten Sene nid)t iiberroidt, mcldlc
ie cinem Monnoper Der 0entihcn
gruppen beiacmobnt beaten. Gr
fiiat bel. bic @irfulaen ser aruppr
ihen @eidiIse Ieien geraoe8u %critanl
lid"
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Ser 8eluo6ner DDn eOmen
3ipiliiten ihoiien nit Mitroilleuieil
ans Ninterbalt; Ollrdihnitten 81
fi3ier Ole aeble, iaat Auacn5cuae.

@aibinqton, 81. Aua. Goul
9~lllspartigen 9lmt in Berlin mllrOe
hcltte Der bieiigen oentiben 8otihoft
Ourh Sltnfiprud Die iolaenoe Geps
lde iibermittelt
Gin 9eridterItatter elmer &otter
banner 3eitrn9 mar 9l~ngen8euge oes
binterl1itigen anqriffs ieitenS oer
9epolferllng BON Somen auf Die bent
lden Grllppen. S3ipiliiten ibpIien
nit Mitraiaeuien ans Dem Sinter
bolt lllo toteten 10 einen Sffi5ier
oes @eneralltabes, Der NIT onrh
idnittencr aeblc allfgefunoen muros.
sSn 2ongtpD tpnrOen Maidinen 5ilr
Serltelung BON DUNG um-8 el1ol
len %gefunoen".
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
@On 9SariS mad gDrOeang.

SSranfrei1 mt sSOce SCI gerlegnmJ
Der Gegiering beiAdftiqt.
6ranfreid befnBt lid nit Der Rot.
iomfeit Der &erlealllg Der Hegierung
pon Goris lIacb 9or0eaur ais Dor
iihtsn1aBregel. Gobingebenoe gtah
ribten iino bereits bier eingetroffen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
gcfeaiatc StaOte psrOcn scitiirmt
3oris biloet feline 9lusnabme uno
miro lid 8omben aus Der Slift &c.
faqen laiien millien.

@ofbingtou, G.Gz 81. 9ug
8e3iigli1 oes 9eridts, DAB Don Oeitt
id)en 6lltg3ellgeH 9umbeh aui &aris
geihleu0ert Dltroen mnroe aitf Oct
bieiigen 9otihaft erfldrt: oMabreno
0ieie 9ouben nabrlbeinlih 8efeiti
gllngen gegolten baber, f0nnea Die
Barrier nichts an0eres erparten, on
Yaris cine befcl5Ate 5ta0t lit INTO al
le befeitigten 5tdOte geitiirnIt MGR
0en.@
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
oefCrrcidJer nnS 9cntidpe nebmen
gD0s.
0dS 9haiienbeer lit in poIlrm Miid8ilu
liad) Dem Often bin beariffcn.

yoo3, I'M gleidnomigen areis oes
-rlilllid polniidlen @onuermentS
Eetritan geIegen, bat $4,000 Sin.
ipobner, oarltnter bier3ig 4ro3ent
0eutide. Die Staot, Die an Ger mid
ti9en GiienbabnIinie aaliidl @or.
ld)on liegt, lit Der Mittelpunft ser
rliliiid 9olniihen 9alinrtuoa. uno
Moain0mitrie.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
NnS st. PETERSBURG pirO YetrOaraO
Geter Der @robc bot ser Staot ben
ocutld)en Homen aeaeben.

Sonoon,f /. Sept. Ser Mellter.
a9cntur miro ans Ct. 9etcrsbnra ae.
nteloct Dab Gin faiierIider ufos sem
Niamen Der 5toot ct. Qetersbnra.
lett l7t2 Die SouptitoOt Ocs ruIiiIfen
HeideS, IN GctroaroO abacdnoert bo-
be.
8etroarao lit Die ruiliide lleber
lebuna fiir PETERSBURG. Den benz.
ld)en Jtamen erbieIt Die Sto0t BON
Eeter Dem @roBen. ser iie i'm Sab.
re 1903 griinoete.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

Naf bington 9. g., /. 5ept.
Amtlldlc 1cpeihen, mcld,e IN Der
0eiitihen 9utidDait iiber 5onpiae, &.
s., eingelauien iino. IoIIen Den 5iea
Der oelitiden Arnpe III OItpreubel
liber Ole einaeorimgene rulIiIhe CT.
NEE ais Deit ourhidlaaen0er erIhci.
llen. ats Die eriten Nahrld,ten mel.
ueten Ger fommau0terenOe mees.
RAJ noa ~iHoaabHsa bat Elm !ea6nnt
81 Seoon geliefert. iloem er 10000
Alillen gefan9en nabnI. oaruftcr ,
fom1lonOieren0e ruiiiIhe @eueraIe.
200 9ffi3iere mo Die geIanlmte ar
ttaeric ocr ruiiiihen SSnnafionSar-
NEE. 8rei rniIiide Armeeforps tuur.
Den IN oieiem Sample pernihfaf.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
gatmrrpea Ser Ssatidea Bel.
@on 9riiliel airs benegelt iid Oeut.
ihe Jruppen gen 9toroen.

2onoon,2 2. Sept. Ger 9iellter-
aorreiponoent in 0ItenOe meloet iei-
ner Ngentltr, bon 8riiiiel ans Ieieil
groBe oeliti6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in n6roIiher Hidtuug beo6adtet
tDorOen. Mfall pernlltet, OaB 9lnt
merpen oas 3iel Der 3eutiden lit.
sSn 9lntmerpen lelbit, iaat Der aorre
Ipolloent, erpartet man Die 3ernie-
rulla ln0 @eidieBnlg Der StoOt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
sies bel Alcnaein Gin aan5 aeiual.
tiger.

Nie seltlhen baben ? fommon0ie.
renoc 8rnerale uno 10000 Ruis
len gefalaen. Irci ruliiIhe Or
l~leetorps aniaeriebpli, Die Artiues
RE 0eS sSeinOes crbeutct.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
0enfidc 5laeae fir Gifeltnrm.
Die 0eutldea babeu lie bcreits III
Griiiiai in MnfttaJ aegtben

QonODn, &. 9eptenhr. Ter
&qrreiponoent silits s%Yllteroamet
3eitltng in 9%ntmerpeu mel0et, Die
3cltiAen bdttsu cine 9Sruileler sir
ma nit Nnfestisriil einer Oelitldlell
5lagge beauftraat, meldle Is oil Dem
gifeltllrm in Bars 5i 6illea geoen=
fen
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
gelaisr aSuisin in GnslanO.

Grahtete s(ntuerpen fir iid uno ID
re Rinoer ni6t mebr gebeuer.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Gusliidlc ger6etnno.

Nntport oes Oelltihen atismdrtigct
stnts auf GbltrdiQs 8orumg uor
enlenl oclttihen Anidloa aui SHo.
umerifa.
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