davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
8eitprer Neterien oeltog, ioa lon=
'e bans &elbre0 log til, iprigt 4r-

8eitprer Neterien oeltog, iaa l9n=
ge bans @elbreb llog til, iprigt Mr-
beibet ior at fren1ine 8DenS fpmmer=
cielle 2ip; ban ban0e EN- STD lang
gaoe / @ar0elsforeningens @eitD=
relic % Dor 81. a. n1eb til at ltifte
6~reOerieia 9elefonlelifnb % 8an=
fen for 6reoericia og Smegn.
6eitol1ratpr Mbertlen bar Spn-
6eripoe, men fom 1om l1ng til Sire
berieia, bpor ban etablereoe Jig iom
Gelta1ratpr. @an ejeoe og brep |
mango Mar set lanosfienote 9otel
r&ronprins 6re0erif". Mlbertlen
foronleoigeoe / 1877, at Der blep
1tiftet en- Mrbejoernes @Dggefore-
ming / 6reoericia % bar / nogle og
treoipe Mar en- Dpgtig % ntrRtelig
6ormans ior benne SCREENING, btr
UNDER bnns 2eoelle bar bDgget Dg
bortloooet 49 @uie. ga q. for nog-
le gar iioen traf Zig tilbage fra Sor-
mo,tospIaoiel1, beDilgeoe Meole1n-
merne BAN en- lipsDarig oarlig Soc.
sDersgope pon 800 ST..
Mlbertlen bar bgret sSor1nnno for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
Kurt flnrtan.

@~iienneminitsopboen ben en-
eeIite 4o11nI ct SO Dieter.
glproien oi Mica<Asrobuftio'
men ! Sc 5oreneoe stater / 1918
bar 1886, O60.
) set inbiffe Deean ligger fle.
re Gulino 2er fom er fuloitRnbio
nbeboebe eller bore 0elpis beboeoe.
SStolien bar / 5orbolb til lit
SnbbDggerantal flere 9beatre END
noget an0et 2ano.
Den mn11o, iom ferlt begDnote
at ialte SLID, beo Milbelm 8entel-
.5oon; ban beoe 1897.
Gnglouros eloite &apnebp er
Jalmoutb. Cen on1tales al Jgni-
cierne, iom plejeoe at beiege BEN, al
lere0e for $500 Mar iioen.
Gen Sfif at bore Stremper
opitoo fgrit / set lite Marbunore0e.
1ioligere boo6e mon ngjet Jig meb
at binoe Jp6oer og 2pgge meo
8nano al mi eller Sfinb.
Den frantic Staggering bor be-
gpnot at bol0e 2Ds / Bprtaarne peo
Siplp al trm0lgs gleftricitet.
- Gen rige SobnfsfabrifantD nfes
Sgn brnfnebe / en- Sect nar 8arf
Gitp, lttab, ibet Mutomobilen pplte-
De ODER ba!n..
aorgen % Dronningen al
Norge ienote 1000 &roner til @ipl-
pefon6et Tor Da1nilier11e efter De
omfomne meo EMPIRES Of Sre-
LAMB. 6on6et er MI ODER $40, 600.
Den ipenife &egiering bar
beiluttet at Snerige ifal repr9lente=
res be0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SnopieIie
at &anierfrpoieren v6plgia".
Set iigeS, at Sarnb 8ernbarDt
oil fo1nme til Mmerifa ior libite
Gong Sftober. SUN er mi 20 Mar
gaanmel.
@illiam 5uI5er / Seem Sort
er &unoiout for @unerngr igjen.
Sm blep afiat al Sen ranone Cont
manp Sail for ct &ar Mar jiben lom
@rper1tpr.
- Dpffere oil unberigge Sfober
paa 6en iunfne Sceanbomper vGm-
pre!S Of Srelan6" for muligpis at
bringe Sfibet til Sperflaoen igjen.
Samtioig oil Sc bringe op oIle 6e
Sig, Sc fan fra set u~lpffeIige @fib.
- Set rusiiife aei'erpar ogter /
en- n9r 5remti6 at oflngge ct 8e=
ieg peo set engelife @of. &ejierpar-
rets elblte Cater, Yriniesie Slgo,
ifnl bore me6.
@eroens beieite 6lagitang er
opiat poo neutrality-suspicious. / Gan
Irancisco. Sen er $50 500 long
og 6 SOB. / 1pprmaal peb 6oben.
8Den Mitorio, Oregon, bar forpret
0er1ne Dgl6ige Stong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
D1etbooit Boot Concern ! gi-

g11etbooi Boot Concern gbi
lragd, set qloite JorldgTiruaa Ane-
rita, bn / Mnleoning al it 1875
Aars equilibrium eipet He1iionsbreDe
til ole fine 8etiente. Der er ON
firing 1000 getjente / gbicago %
peb Bilialerne i ntore 8Der, og
Beniionsiu1nmen operitiger $1,000
600.
81. 0lofielo i 2onbon bar
giort Jig bemnrfet Deo at attbefale
|6aite for mange Slags 5pgbom-
me. Sngen 2age bar fer Dnret be-
fDmret ON en- Deln9ret Gatiemt lite
.ipifer elIer briffer pan nogIe Gage.
.Og bpis en- gerlon oriffer Wnnb,
tom ban trpgt goa uoen Mab op til
20 Gage.
l5or 40 9lur iioen laante Sobn
Natton $50 al Mrs. So1epb aarrpe,
en- gnfe iNepburg, g. g., meo 9egf--
tie ON at betale $1,000 for bper Col
lor al De launte 8enge. Gu bar ban
opfpl0t lit 2gfte peo at operrnffe
benoe $4,000.
2utber College 9nno gigr tor
artet 9pffe / Norge. S &riitiania
gap ben flere aoneerter for oDer=
fplot @us % paa De anore Steber,
De 11nge Gollegegutter bar optraaot,
bar Dc bont paffenbe fulot &us.
Speralt er De blebet meot meo
@arme og itor @jaitfribeo % 0p=
m9rflombeb.
gn al oe melt fienote 2on0o=
ne~rlfr9b0ere oil MI arbeibe for at
faa inofert mere iarperige @erre-
flR0er, og flere 8laoe omtaler Nla-
men meo megen SDmputbi. Sra mi
al ifal 3anoperne optr9oe / ifnrla-
.gensrpoe % erasgrenne 9ragter, /
8lanoinger lom piolet og guilt oiD.
Set hiper ielpfglgelig publig at lie
De fpraglebe Sremtoninger paa So.
ben, men noor BET bore er mo6erne,
gjgr set 10 ingentmg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
9nrnf11 rutt1t.

Gu ipbiif stamme. S &jertet al
Wfeiopotoanien leper ser oper 5000
Sober. 3e poo toor, at sc berer til
@ubs Stamme. Sc toler finn Sc
braiif og' bill life penbe tilboge til
Yaleitina fpr Mesitas fommer.
Set met trafiferebe Steb / Ser
ben er ben lille @o6eitrefning /
2onoons Gitp, iom begr9n5es at
Berlen> 8nnf Of @nglanb % &aa6=
buiet. Man bar talt pp, at Der bag
Zig pasierer ca. 100000 Gorgpnge=
re oe 10000 &ipretbjer al forifiel-
Zig 5lags. Maar Sorretningstrapl=
beoen er forbi og ligele6es ont Sen=
bogen, er @obeftr9tningen n9iten
lom ub6g6.
Trn Gaillamg filter @e%itanrart.
Barilerblooene morer Jig / 6isie Gu=
&c oper, at Jrn Goillaur, Der pe0=
parenoe iio6er / 2aSare 6pngilet
bar erfleret Jig poerit misfornpjet
me0 BEN &eitaurant, 1bporfra BUN
btotI bar foaet bragt lin Mab, og
mt bar Dqlgt Jig EN- anoen. MarSn-
gen til Misforneielien ifal ppre, at
8erten / SEN fgrlte Meltn1runt ifal
opre blepen fie6 al at ier6e lit be0-
ite Serpice til 69ngilet og 6erfor
for let0t 6ru Gaillm1r Maoen pao
ct Serpice, Der life Dor tint NOT.
Gn lasfrroig @eitlig, On emgelif
8iifop 8opo Carpenter talte en-
Gong peo ct itort 5~riluftsmp0e. Gn
Tritenfer ipurgte 8iifoppen, ON
ban troe0e, at SonaS pirfelig bar
blepen llugt al en- SDol.
Soar leg fonrnler til 9tmlerl
ifal leg 1p6ree Sonas," iDureoe 9i-
ifoppen.
yW1en bnis ban 11l1 fife er oer-"
inopenote 6ritRnferen.
rSua fommer Sc til at ipgrge
bom," blep SDaret uoen 9gpen.
Jfplge en- Matematifers 8eregnin=
ger bnr en- Manb paa so Mar an
pen6t::
90 Nlar til 9pbn. (gelp ON
Manoen i en- mere fremifreben Nl-
Ser life bar iopet en- 5reoie0el al
Dbgnet, bar ban bog lom 8arn o.
bet forbolospis betpoelig mere.)
3 aar til spisnitg (af bpilfe nj
ManneOer er til at pente pna Ma=
benz.
II Mar og 6 maaneoer til Nr-
bejoe.
6 glor og 6 Moaneoer til Spao-
fert1re % Miotipn.
2 Mar % 6 Moo1ne0er til Goilehe.
|0 Minaneber bos 8arbereren, 9.
Moaneoer til Goifning, 2 Moare=
Der til Ganobgritning, 1 Aar til Mf=
% 8aoflGoning.)
/ Mar til Eelefonering Wporad
3 Maaneoer til DIT pe11te peo Eelefo-
nen.)
/ Mar til at fipre sporpogte
0. y.
Desllben bnr Ell Wa1po poo SO.
glar gipet 1900 SaatotrDf ON Map-
tel, bbiIfet tilfon11rnen Dar frapet
lnn nreget araft iom Der falM for
at lgfte $500 Cons!
Snn bar enobioere taIt 11,s0o,-
600 Orb pr: Ma % 1o1111le ib
IbIinfpf as ,OOO.OOO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

delfg Svaghed.
.Jeg kunde ] to
Aar like staa
paa mine Fodder
lange ad Gan
gen og jeg kun
de like gaa to
Blocks uden at
fSle en- svar
Smerte nede j.
min h6jre Side,
der tiltog hver
Manned. Jeg var
denga n g rod :.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

aaIIiiiper, ser unoer ariige,,l
1864 iaslaebe liz ltor Gortieneit
peo at pleie Be oa1ffe Solooter, Del
Lao poa 2a3arettet Uensborg
bleD efter &rigels M%filutning d
Song gbriltion TX beforeret mel
ben G~ortienimeoolje n,eb 9roens'
rang, iom &ongen tiloelte rogle %
tppe ignoeripbife apinoer for oeres
Bleie al De laareoe paa 2a5aretter.
ne.
! Jrf. &liiper tom ogiaa i 8etragt'
ming, % @eterangopen fornplig bler
uooelt.
On al sinIlonbs opgtigite %
beoit aniete Qanomeuo, @poseier
DITTO 9amaet6 til &allun6borg 9abe.
goar0 og &efsnesgaoro, er afgaat
peo 0poen, ngiten IS Mar 81.
San par fpot / &llano og lit
tiolist en- mpniterp9roig llobannel-
lie iom praftiit 2anbmano % bapoe
en- Gi6 Jorpagtning beropre, men
BET par 6og paa Si9llono, at fnn
fnloe pinbe lit bit oniete Napn
lom 2anomaro. SON begDn0te ogiaa
fer iom 6orpagter, fsrit al 8irfen=
oegaaro og oerefter al 4allunoborg
2ooegaro, men ban hep bnrtigt
Ger al Ben 1tore @ienoom, @efsnes=
gaoro, og ienere tillige al &alluno-
borg 2aoegaaro.
SON ifpl6te olene lin ii9lbne Gpg.
ttgbeb bette Enhancement, % Set par
napnlig Be itore og ret poe Mrealer
peb Nefsn9s, BON foritob at no
mptte og gjpre inobringenoe. SUR
tigt breote benne ip0ife 2anomanos
gin Jig / pioe areoie, % ifient Der
paa ma11ge Maaber lagoes 8eilag
pao bans itore Mrbejosfroft pg go6e
gpner, par ban BOG ltaoig fprit %
fremmeit 2an6mun6. Dermeo bore
ingenlun0e fagt, at ban forigmte
oe mango 1illtbsbperp, Ser efter-
baan6en lgsleoeS poa bum, tp9rts
imo6 rpgteoe ban 0em meo flor
Dngtigbeo % Nibfierbeo, men ban
berte til Dem, ser fun6e operfom<
me meget.
S bans pngre Gage oeltog ba1,
meget / 2anobrugets faelige Son1<
merfomiter og bar en- iprig og 6pg-
tig 5alsmano for 2anobrugets
&rap, og Sorlomlingerne lptte6e al
tio gierne til ben erfarne og beii:,-
bige Mo1bs @ooo.
@an Dor en- alporltg Mano,
itertt religiglt papirfet og (; Ell
iialben @rab bielpfom % belgip-
renoe. Derbos bar Fan en- iprig
@piremano, Ser life un6ilog Jig, %
aal0elien til bom leb, for at TITLE
Jig iom Spires aanoioot / @olbef-
freoien, og bans 8algfamp bafte
itor 4pmertlombeb boaoe i %
u0enfor &rebien.
Gen Mfop6e par 6eforeret me0
Mioberfor| let.
@un6t ON / 2aroet iibber Ser Gpn<
ner al ben Mf0poe iom opgtige og
aniete 2anbm9n6, Der bar 1lRgtet
oeres gamle Sober paa og taget
9ere al bam.
@jenbomsialg. Broprtet9r Seren-
len bar iolgt @aar6en uMellebape"
i 5eierslep til @aaroeier Sens
!aieloberg / 6iallerslep for $4,000
ST. meooeles fra Mpfigbing, 90.
Mrealet er PIP Ibr. 2an6.
- @ooroejer &riiten 2in6 / 8tn-
oerup peo aoloing bar iolgt fin
!goaro til @aarbejer Magnus Snnl
ior 10000 ST. Mt meofglger.
Goar6en bar 141A Eor. Surtforn.
Spoosbjerg G9rgegaar6 er
S'olgt til @oarbeier Anton 2arien,
Mnoebp paa 2angelano.
- Nroprietereaaroen u9eeiit" peo
grenoersleb, 1926 9or. 2anb, er
iolgt til gien0omsbmolerne &as=
muslen, MIlingonbro, og Mnoerien,
6alling, for 100000 ar. M no
penoig 8eiatning meofplger. 8uar<
sen agtes %11oitpffet.
80 Nroprietar Mat5en bor 1olgt
hoS ,Sf,n,~,1 +iI Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

sssSas assSTs ssSsss saaS saNAs sssaRSssMW a aaRas ssSf S& aAHsgA 1N Ssa
set Dmfo1,e, bpori betefter be 40.
Zig tr1,f1e Aftoler fan brtpes, Der
TOR ogstaa bsr bape lit 8ienrteoo"
Spgrgsmaolet ON Mftietegning
|pil I'LL hipe lat poo Gugsorbenen
ioopeI i Bornbolms Mmtsrnob iorn
I aommlnerne % 8prnaoene, %
man nnrer bet beoite &aab ON, at
IG%egningen bill gaa let fra 6aon-
ben. 6orpagtningen bliper uopfi.
gelig i 20 glar, ioet set 11pe Mftie-
ielifab bog fan oplige Ben meb |
Nors @ariel, 6eriom De to fprite
Mars Drift 9iper Cab. S Borpagt=
mingsafgift til @taten ifal pares
10000 ar. oarlig % oesuoen Solp-
oelen al 9riftspperifuooet, efter at
ale 2enninger, Snrtoitninger %
%MHfripninger er noreoebe. Den
iamleoe slfgift Tan BOG lite oper1ti-
10000 &r. aarlig % oeSuoen Salp-
Mar ifal ,Sellfabet life betale De
10000 &r.
Mftieielifabet lfal babe en- 8eItp-
relie poa tire Moro. De1r enc pel-
ges al 9rafifminiitertet % bliper
6ormuno, Sen anoen al &linfer- %
Gbomottefabriffen % oen treble al
Sc pprige Mftion9rer.
Allereoe for nogen 1ib lioen bar
Mmtnarb 8allge benbenOt Jig til
Baron Sblenoorff meo Mnmoontng
ON / Sen 9i0, Der er tilbage, fpr
Sen oauife Stats G%Dertagelie al
Samneren, at ifaane v@piemeber"
- 9ammerens iml1ffeit lite og onle=
ligite &unft, Tom / Marenes 2pb er
blepet meget miSbanolet ~ og bette
gift, Baronen bereopilligt ino pao.
Nu oil Der blipe oraget aloeles be-
itemte @renier for, bpao % bporle-
oes ser mao brDoes @ranit, % for
Doerligere at bepare &ammerens
l%anoifabelige Sfienbeo % eien6om-
meltge 3rGg bill man peo at Blante
8romb9r, @ppel og lignenoe iege
efterbaanoen at faa 6effet pper Be
pgrlte al 5ortioenS 5pnoer.
- Set er aabenbnrt pna bgie
1i0, at Sen 1anife Stat faar @aano
/ 8anfe me6 9ammeren.
n9ammarfs=S amiunbet"s 8orn=
bolmstar. v3anmarfs- Samfunoet"
bar ~ iom ti0ligere nepnt ~ plan
lagt en- l1oflugt til 8ornbolm.
Mfreilen finoer Steb 2proug Mf-
ten SEN 4be S11li mes @enne-Dam-
peren % fort efter Mnfomiten til
8ornbolm tager @eIifobet pr. 8one
op til v@ammeren". Ser reiler
uGanmarfs-S omfunoet" en- m9gtig
6logltang itrafS efter, at De tpife
@iere rpffer no. Den bill 1taa fer
Dig Sen 46e Suli, og bil peo en- lille
&pitioeIigbeo, iom 81. q. operpgreS
Mmtmano 8allge, blipe operlepe-
ret ben oonife Stat i Iorume 9ieblif,
bejies.
&ele 9agen tilbringeS igprigt /
% Wanoag Wtor-
gen gaar Euren ni6ere til @elltg-
oomstlipperne be6 SO og langs &p-
iten til @uobiem.
S @ogne fjgrer man berfra forbi
Strife giennem Mlminoin<
gen til @pnne, bpor Ser iluttes me6
Miooag % en- lille Cans paa
CONS @otel". &l. 12 Scat gaar
9omperen til 4jpbenbapn meb Sel=
Gn glnronee. S ct fjpbenbapnif
fanot III forleoen fglgenoe
rt> 49,.
&nsbeitprerinoe ipees.
On tro % %paalioelig &ige fan
foa en- goo og ielpltRn1tg Blaos Dos
l1noertegneoe til BEN lite Mpril eller
Mui. gn, ser oil malfe 5 a 6 &eer
(fra ct goot @iem) foretrgffeS.
Oeabn og Moresie).
- Set maa bore betrpggenoe for
Ben l1nge Yige at bioe, at &perne
er ira ct gost &iem!
q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26
1kYind,er kan
!. Il M n'li&1!' E'pe 4. tr (
hvorledes Mrs. Hurley glen
vardt sit Helbred we'd Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Eldon, Mo. Soy ""Jeg plagedes med
Forflytninger, BetRndelse og kvin-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

Fri OpIysnlnger OF uste
tilsendes paa Anmodning over Farme
til Salgs i Minnesota, Nord og sgd
Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Canada,
o. $. ", ligeledes Byejendom, Forret-
nings-Bygninger, Hoteller, m, m. SkIiY
idag, paa engelsk. Jehn s. Kennedy. Austin, nInn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-26

DYRKET % NYT FARMLAND
til Salgs i Otter Tail County we'd Minneso
tas Inds0er. Priser fra $5 til $50. Skandi-
naviske Settlementer. Skriy efter Oplys-
ringer eller bes0g ANDREW T, LUND,
Vining, MINI.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
WILL LOOK AFTER
 INTERESTS OF ALAsKANs

Newman and Rosenthal, both form CT Alaskans, have embarked in the mines and mining business at Seattle and in a circular letter just received here they say.
 We wish to inform you that we have opened official headquarters for all Alaskans: A place where miners can list their properties, and where capital can look when seeking mining invest ments. Our office is in direct charge of high-class men, thoroughly conver- sant with Alaska, a part of whose duty 1t is to give suggestions and assist ance to people with propositions of merit,-the lone prospector as well as the large corporation.
 We aim to have competent engin- eers in every district of Alaska to se- cure data and keep in touch with the legitimate miner who is trying to open his property. Should he have worthy property and need financial assistance, our engineers will be in position to do business with him.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
AL. WASN'T FAMILIAR
 WITH CAFETERIA SERVICE

AL Lund, the well-known Alaskan contractor, after a two months visit to California and Washington cities. was returning northern passenger on the last trip of the steamship Ad- miral Evans. This was Mir. Lunds first trip out in 21 years, and he says it will be his last, unless it should be on very important business. Nearly 22 years ago MT Lund was sent by a Russians trading company to con- struct some buildings at Gclivan bay, and each year he drifted from camp to camp, engaged in contracting and mining. He was in nearly all the new strikes and stampedes throughout tre territory, and finally settled in Cor dova, which town he lovingly speaks of as "home." After an absence of over 21 years from the states Al. found a number of changes and tells of sev- eral amusing incidents on himself, one of which occurred in a San Francisco cafeteria. Feeling hungry about 1 o'clock on the first day of his arrival at the Golden Gate, he drifted into a large cafeteria, and of course, went into the main dining room and seated himself After waiting a few minutes Al. began to get impatient, and on looking around and observing the covert smiles of the many patrons, he began to think he was purposely neglected and his Irish" started to rise. When two or three minutes elapsed and still no waiter appeared
 he was fighting mad, and happening 10 spy the proprietor, who was a pasty faced disciple of the sons of Israel, and could not appreciate joke, Al. exclaimed: What's the reason cant get served here? Aint Alaska
 money any good down ?"-Alas- ka and Northwest Mining Journal.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
GIVES BIRTH TO TWO CHILDREN
 WITHIN TWO MONTHS

The attention of medical men is at tracted to Mendota, H., where it is thought to be without precendent, is the remarkable case of Mrs. A NJ. Snyder. of Mendota, who gave birth to children five weeks apart
 The first baby, a five-pound boy, was born the latter part of October The second child, born last week, weighed seven pounds, and is also a boy.
 Ordinarily, when twins are born on separate days, one or the other dies soon after birth. On this instance both the infants are in good health and give promise of surviving.
 Surgeons say there is no case on record which approaches this.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

RESolVsO-That beginning Jan 1st will buy my Groceries at Blum & Co.'S thereby procuring the highest quality food products for less money than else where
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
HERD OF REINDEER
 HAS DISAPPEARED

A few weeks ago the government es- tablished a herd of reindeer on An nette island, in Southeastern Alaska, bring them from Seward peninsula. The herd has completely dis appeared, and wolves are blamed for their dis appearance.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
MASONIC INSTALLATION

The annual installation of officers of Mt. Mckinley Lodge No. 183, F. & A. M, will be held at o'clock Wednes- day evening December 3Oth, at Mas onic Hall, followed by the customery banquet.
 All Masons and their families, mem- bers of the Eastern Star and their families are cordially invited to at- tend
 T. M. HUNT, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
Bishop Rowe Coming
tend.
T. M. HUNT, Secretary.

Bishop P. T. Rowe is expected to leave Seattle next week on his an- nual trip to the Episcopal missions of Alaska. He will visit Cordova and from here go to Fairbanks over the trail.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

Kinney has corner on Coffee. What we mean is COFFEE, not the wishy-wishy kind you have been buying and nicknamed coffee. One can of Dwight Edwards will convince
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
Sends Announcements to Friends

Our former townsman, Dr. F. B. Whiting, has sent cards to his many Cordova friends announcing that he has opened offices at rooms 416.417 Cobb building. Seattle, for the practice of surgery.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

S-A-T-ES-F-A-C-T-i-o-N a big word, a bigger thing; You'll get 1t in big measure by buying your GROCERIES nt 8. BLUM & co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30
Wasn't Exactly Broke.

Of bunch of men rounded up by the Juneau police recently as vag- rants, one was found to have a htou- sand dollars in his possession.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

Month in and Month out you'n be money ahead if you use our groceries. s. BLUM & co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

Marked reductions in staple gro ceries-Call and get our prices ONeill & Slater Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-30

Today's news in today's Daily Times
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

ing this lamentablc war" he said
had been due largely to the intclli-
gent use of a tariff commission. The
Progressive proposal along this line
he held to be the only real hope for
good business from the standpoint of
all.
He pointed to the disturbed busi-
ness conditions in this country to-
day. which emphasized the need of u
government commission with power
to tell business men from the begin
utng wlat was right for them to- do
and what is wrong In New York.
he said, the small provision dealers
lad been anxious to come together
for conservation as to handle flour
during these war times. in order that
roor people might obtain it at as lit
tile added expense possible. Such de-
|clJnns as that IL the Harvester case
had male it Practically impossible
for these dealers to come together
'for even talking over an under
standing that would be vitally nee
cssary in the interest of the com
munity at large" without being liza
bic to prosecution.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08
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OF GERMAN ADVOCATES

London, Sept. S.--A news agency
dispatch from Antwerp received here
today says that the report of the
commission appointed by the belgian
government to investigate the
charges of German atrocities finds
that atrocities were committed by
the Germans at Louvain, Wise. Acr-
chut. OnsmacI and In the district of
Malincs. 81
In offensive pedestrians and peas
ants Were shot BY .i.t t.elinans who
also robbed the public treasures. and
burned and pillaged iii6uses =. and
towns on the prcteXt that tka inhab-
itAnts fired at the German troops.
The committee found rtliat Bel
gianst Wire ibelDrtei tot0ermany to
aid in gathering in the harvest and
that in some cases Bclgiana were
kept to fight against the Russians.
1t also is declared that men were
shut up in the churches while the
women were outraged.
Men. women and children, the re-
port concludes, were compelled TO
march in front of the German troops
showing the white flag, In order to
induce the French troops to appear.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

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