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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
David Lloyd George Returns

Marseilles, Jan. i2.-David Lloyd George
arrived here this afternoon from Algiers
and left tonight for Paris. en- route to
London.
lie Temps" understands. that the Brit
ish government recently made strong rep
reservations to the German Ambassador
I'm London to secure satisfactory settle
ment OF the question OF German mill
tary mission to Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
BLIZZARD SWEEPS STATE
Heaviest Storm for Years in
Central and Northern Sections,

Syracuse. Jan. l2.-Blizzard conditions
prevail tonight in Syracuse and through
out Central and Northern New York. The
snowfall III the heaviest in years and
shows no signs OF abatement. Local and
interurban trolley traffic was operated
with difficulty aud railroad trains were
generally late. The zero weather caused
a rush of the homeless to the police sta
tions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13

Albany. Jan. IA freakish storm
waged for a few minutes here to-day. A
clear sky suddenly turned black. a high
wind sprans up. snow pelted down swift
Is and the city became so dark that lights
were turned on throughout the business
section. Within ten minutes after the
first flake OF snow fell the sun was shin
ing again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
Appealed to Senators.

KIRBY FITZPATRICK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
GtimmnueSbiloer ans S66men in
&riegs5cItsn.
g|on aerOiuauO gruner.

glben0s liegt elm roiiger Sdcin
iiber oeu OeridmimnenOeu &ori5ont.
2ie Gage lin0 6eiB plr INNER ial
9luaiit 9lber fein Menih oentt oa-
ran fein Nort miro oorilbor geipr9
ben @s lit cine nn0ers 3eit glocl
balt Tie uie elm Iroun bic Nlenid'cn
inlInn8ci ca aroB unO crnit &c:
9Itbem ge1t ichneaer Die StraB,n
iirO 0on WleniAcu uno oocl itia. sic
uno oa b0rt man alopicripiclcn.
Olan 6ordt perpimoert Dim mo 'it
beIrie0igt uenn man bic Nielooie
nernimnIt oos aailerlieo sic ,ySaht
am @0ein" oOer 0as oEriHa 6ugc.
uiusIieo1
gluf Sem @abn9oie oranGien iiM
Die .Q3cHden. G5 gab 5iencu ser
8driidtcit mie mon ie ionit uitt
ia9, iIiiiiern0e @orte, @iiiic llmar
mmgeR Faiie Ndaterlctt iMmaei
eiu &reu5 N6er 0aH 6drtilen So5H,
Der oGnlitbig uAO bod gefoBt 0el
Sfqpi iQgltg 4li 0cr 4lNttey ogacia.
ipruc0. 9euaSiii0eroMgeA poil Ibra.
men. "a 5orien mir oie gSortc res
9lbi9iooes Ia nnierer lleben Ocutl6en
@ditteripgaa 0anebel c'cdlildl ipei
Slomofel iubrcu init mir SIRE
Jrauen battei lie bealciiet in orr
ANS 70 ieliian 0iiutcnOen 5rndlt nit
ben 6oben 1tieieln Iie cine Dotto
Elm ainO on Der 9riit Gdmciseu0
1imornlten tie einanOer, ilauri9gu0
lpan0ten iid sic Glonler no.9 einAol
iini INN ltd 5il uerabidieocn Gin
aDin3iges 4dd4ea inl4loB arl
&abe Siill fleiterlen ie N oen SSa.
sen luo ieBtcn lifl in cine Gdc
glm SoliHtn9 iano IN oen 5amnlcl.
pldber 0ie ieicrlide &ereioipina
itoii iuo oouu Eoa iiir Sog, 9lidt.
oftlne, Sanowebr mo Sanoiuru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

foruen unicrer Ciii5iere icben piIroe,
Sen boitan Tie acpiBlid ais idlcdten
gropbeien betrodtet 6eihe fonnen
iic iibs foun onoers oenten oaB je.
nes ctpos er1o9t liegenOe im0 Oon
altcn @aumcn beidattete tottlihe
Seldu9c oeu 9lrmeeoberfonmdnoo
als @cinl 0ient, un0 0aB felt oltcrs-
Ser 5miihen ben rmideu0cn Sinoen
0ie Slonac nit Dem idmar5psiBen
Toppcridil0 ouf rotbem @uunoe
0ns 3cirhen oco gl 8. 81. aeipebt
hoi. ,Sn Scr 6oinneaitraBe 6efiuoet
iid ioueS 10 plotlic6 iul9edn0erte SD
iclinL bon Dem aus jebt cine Sago
Inn aroBcn ongelieat pir0. cine Sog0
alli DOS aiiiiidc Mil0 0os uerbecrcn0
in6 pcrnidteno ut oas oeutlde @e.
hegc eingebrodcn ats Dem e5 Ders
.rieben ltno lueiter aebest uer0eI
iol, bis es paiopuuO 5illoumens
gabroNenl
0ieis &na0 bot iAon mond 9utei
lNANB NNocAliiAf NNpNil NNN 'Nt'O0
1Rnnu Sciauaencn Der leBten Eogc
didl oci fourHaroiren0cn General
0cs rs. ruiiiidlsn glrnccfOrps Wlor.
tcs. ser nod Ser cntidcioenoeu 9lic-
0erloNe In icirlm Pluto bic sSludlt er.
Qreicp molte Der Sentcr puro
fcrabartuaut Seine Gr3eacu3 moi.
ten iitb MN 3n Sur inr Srenjc bcf
miiAcn obcr uHlcre 1oloaten Uarea
V hsiltG oieie 9lnltienglulg iidt 5ltl
glalien encf nilarqr Nili3iore MS.
iai9i Seiue Ggiellenl pieoer @loi
ii Arqlimaael il rehnen Gun glo
,Ier iduuna lldl opi oen oeroerer
5ia ncbcn ION cine 2roornons mi'
aelooenrm aorabirer iro III til
lti ain5s bierher 3nni alrmceobcr
4 lnntmonou Qon hort ilot hsute Sci
General sur @2ittugsiiun0c icn
Sabrt 3um gn6n5oi unD ron oieicn
un elmer oeutider 6elluuq on mi
cin frcimolider 8pfa1 poltc IS, sal
id oieicnl 2Ibidlie0 nnter on Sinoci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

nadl ieincr Niirtcr eangAoe ser
rhoiiens piclleicAt iicts pertriippet
Ileibcnoe Riu0 5errciBt cincm Echr
oos &cr' oIS ser aeitriac aRblid ser
Nlfl0ertc 9elollener 9luilci nllI 0eui
Sclludticl0e Dor Nobcnltcial
lIebcr0nupt rcld pcr9nltcner
Snnmlr. uclh iiacs Glan0 1intcr
ben auliiieu oss arie8cs IN bic man
bier 70 reht ihautl @eldc S3nen
bc oen aciliidtcel 6antilicn ouBcr.
hnl6 nic inncrbalb Der SiQlt ,Snl
@pan9cliid1ei @clnciioe iuie I'm 9lr
ucn6miis inlo lie unteraebrodt ini
9dbnboi in0 bel 0eruielbuI BOT man
Strob iiir lic aus0ebreitet bic Sta0t
forat lin lic iomeit Is nur aebt 9lber
lie iann Del Sen gcrntitcu nic0i bic
Gorge bnunea nn Die OcrldDminoes
ncn SanileHnt9lieoer llno uiclt pie
guait Inn bic uerlaiicnen 8o9nltat'
tcl INN 0as SAB uuO @ui tim DaS
5iRr6cu &ic6
9lber nld on 5reu0igem in0 er-
hebcuoeni ie9lt Is nidt Ia 0ielsn er
ciaa6pulcu Iaacu &clicrl gcaen
Nbcno mar cs, 9lu oen Nlaritplob
iieht cine Wrippc pon NnuDluebrnatl'
fi.rli 9ln ihnen porrbcr pnn0ert
enc Nqael5Raetirau eingN 1aii8ltilg
ali Sem elrnl auei orei- iti0 bier.
obriAc AlaoAen in cincul ldimahtls
aea Mtierlargeu hlnter ii1 lor8lc
Gems &.r3dfHi oas rill acalicrto
&eidlt gcliidi bis poltwg GneT
oei SanoreHr.elie iprla le aa.
N'06er iNo Na0lll2" &cilpheu oliS
eincm 1otie 5ci 9lciocuiria mohnt
ionn ne nid'i iaacn 3r eliie areii.
" Ste Lolde acr 'melte ole libriacN
ouh mo9rere llorlliii1e meroen oey
Srou ~ oie 2oro 9eoriidt oer Ianl
o6ocuieiln 5don cut, 6rnuden
lpir modten gern mehr ae5en
GiroB III Die Cpfermiuigfeit Der
CiinuomcrIdoit oic iel9Ii uidt pieI
Bot Sic e. ncbaabei acIa6t o2nI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

tbcn arel5es ite5t oa SeOer @o9en
medmoB8 eingcriAtet ireunolid-
Sin taaclanacu transport fam obne
55dbrliclfcitM iibcritan0cn lperocn
&c0er @a1ei bat cincn Gauerbronot
oien nlr Die faltea Gage mo no1
falterc glddte. sheise @eirciocoor
rdtbc rcrocn Derlo0en 0bilrme Dol
Sen glui eincr gSieic arbcitcn
itmeibtricicno Shnne0e Is. linQ 5A
oieiea Gieiltleiiungcn piele Q'dnner
i'm reilcn ScbenSaltcr etl0crlten
moroen .Dldaucr nit Nrauen Nuoreu
ne6el iungen 9urimen 9ln elmer an,
oern SteQe per0en Die ncuangefaui.
ten BierOe eiigcia5reu Dos gebt
nicbt o9ne @eihrei mo lInrube ob.
SSeit OronBen in Doriern beaegneu
iuir Oen letter gransporten Der c5eE
flaiiii3icrteu @ier0e. Gin irciipillit
ger ooer lluteroiii3icr ans Der 9lc
icroe reitet ocm Eripp Uorau IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

offi3icre 6o6cn gerot6ctc @elilter
gl6er IN al ser @ait 6errldt eis
rcmolider Ion Die &aQfhteH
ii6er Oen arica locidc olc 3elhniaen
oRi4lascr loiien pcrocn aleria per
ihuiuae Sic SAnlm iiao NIT W'ls
litar Fc'iiat Sm 9olc osf gieall1l!s
in0 ia5r6orc aiiCnc1 olf9eltelli Sle
Nn0 idca ir E90tiGtcit glm Sm
lanlc lit 0ie @o5c Cart ilt Strop
ailsgcbrGtct lmo im 11attea lqla'
fen ein paor ntiioe Sleieroilten. @or
Sem @amloiirm lit 9eie9lansaope.
Curt moridiert einc aoaIpdonIe ms
8reic 9apolurm- Sie BADEN tll1ne
@eiiajter Gs itdrt iie nl6t per Son.
nca6rano. Gie iprehcn oooon po1in
iie no6l mor9en ocltidt peroen
9Qs lnS oa5 9lItomo6ll in olc
9Qdaa 0cs &onnboies trdgt iIuoen
mir BORT iidrfiies Se6eu @eitilse
merom peroocn Sin 3ua 0es &o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

S0Aorot0 mo pcrdlie0Qncl anocren
.S5plscH~ nichi ucrssien farm imo
miro oaB lic ild ais aiid licr 0ic
y2plotcnnirdt" ansbraf aui iino
onpon aenodlt babsn Sdlltm0cr
ianlnietGl beutc ID Nuci uir uon ars
men Scliieu bcUobutcn StraBcn iiir
oic Sliidtlingc III fleiner 6rit hot
ieu lie 40 Nlarf er5altcn llno
cpd bier 0as Ctdnall Der lcidicg
gcruuHccteu m00lidH raid mieoer
~ oic 6rent 1tI ionnici ~ lortc
id 6ciie I'M Soiorcit eincn ilngcn
Niautcriitcn bttcn 9ld Ncrr
Hotior foun id iidi bolo rons2
30. Dobe nosb lidis iiirs saierlan0
n7ilon biH 0lcid in erlten Scicdt
neruunoct lpcr0enl1 N1ilb man
nidli NIT iolc6en lRdnncrn iiegen2
eie 9Inhuort oaraui miro nicbt mlS.
tleibcu @mil Niu0berg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

b0nmcil ocr 0nlnaeilltrnBc bcluoBnen
fouute Gr8elcn5 Don idlanler elc.
gontor Sigur, I'M iorglon gebiiaclten
qroacn Nlontcl Der nod nihts BON
sen gluitrenguligen 0cs 6elo3u8es
eiQtc. nc6cn ibm ieiu niGt minoet
clcqontcr qloutant niit Nlberncit
1angihnureu uno blintenOen Gr,
Sen Ginige uiercr Giii3iere gclei
tctcn oic bcicen Serreu DIS 5um
9luto Is mar nidbt oos ruiiiic6el
en- fir3er @tuB Elm Sauptmonn
nohm in ocm e5cid6rt @loe uieoer
itnnanQcn iid @ionierc oni ocn @or.
0eriie a6eruals tii til til ann
9a6n6of ginas Wlir abcr idicn's,
als o6 Der prelBilhe 9loler oui ocnt
Shloa ocS arieasautos red1t itol5
icine Sdnac ipre3te
Sin on0ercs Bib tlr5 0anah, I'm
@ornionla5arett. 0as feinen Nub
mc6r fit 9erwuuoete Bat 10 oaB au@
Sos 0bmnaiium nno 3pei &eiea.
lWQneDQNlCl IHL DlC )lrNuO pN@
5ict6eu areu3es einqeridtet mer0en
miBtcn licai cin 3clnlnbrlaer Alaba,
Ctto nit &ornameit oGttbcn" pon
rcn 4flc1crinnca acnannt Grei
SMiiiic bat cr IN oos redtc g'eln bc.
iUuniei tits rAroe gsltcrli pperlrt
Gr ac96rt sd elmer ,5llldtlings.
ianilie sic nNs elmer ocr bcaodlbar
ten 2tdoie painl s'a1en oer Aliller
aeiIahcu iit lepters ibonut hulier
1cr io et5aAlt oer anube oeu war
aliiidlcppte ielne seuumonna sS.
iaue Gltcra aeplieoei ob lia nod
4 ben. nou weiB q nidt rGtlden'
onuncri nadi ielncr .Vluiter irnI
lino ipat man troliet ibu oop
miiuiht er Gin @plelBcpe einen 9fel
ieu. man brinat ihnt mas ar nil
91m 6anat Ser &eIier anl Seit uni
ter nc6c Sung. blIdt nit iielernoel
gluaen nadl Dem blnten @olireiien
IciIc itoqcno 9ldt mo6r bolo fai'
( is uit i0iu ipiclen &o9 lis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

BON 9riiden SmncIs limo Ebllrcn
nn0 Eclitcr ieii8eidAolen 5n balteu.
Cas {. G. &Nen6ahnMiiliiternuu"
SIR @enoarm iior0 ami jc0er 1ta'
tiun AAe mnren ge0rlIdt pQu 4{eu'
i,bed Die &eripdhniacn mndlleH.
gl5cr mir cr0icltcu bic troltlicbe &er'
liAerlua, bic gluidliilc milrocn trot
Ocm aiiredicrhaltea bIcioei Sn
einer Station iieg TO nm Sil 9fu
itar Der @artcronm select 9lcierOi
ilui mo @eirloubtc gob eS 9Illes
iurod, nom arieg nit lolter 3uuers
Ndlt.
Gin Wlilitaraa lief cin. Die
S6iren ser Giitcrudaan iunren 5u.
riiddodebcn Die 5ol0aieu ioBcn
ne6en 0en &ioroea m0 lieBen 0ic
5iiBe 6auHIeln gSir aapqi ibucn elia
1auopoa 3igorrctten Gliar CAB ne
tameraOidlaitlid osa dnocreH reiter.
yier muroc ge6radlt Giue olic StalI
nii6lie ciiria 10 i6rem ileiaea Aaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
Beirnn cstbeer.
Scr aefonecne ruifd7e General Der fleine Otto Der
perqwuuosue Ganorath

Sonomerf iei llno bofteu iih Dor
ireiiacn g9o6eu nod 10 wo6l IN iDren
eiirgerlihen Geruien aeiiiblt
9le6nlih geDt's init mandlen oill-
gcn Sen 8cuo6ner oieieS treunol'
dai oiiprcuBiihen Staothels, relj'
oua an eincm mdI0umrahnlten Gee
aelcgen @cr ibucn noh Dor tur5ent
0oroisHiiodcn acnaaf ooB in oent
ircnmer 3ndlt luO Site iomie b0be
rcr 1oMtcrbiloitna geluei9ten aal'
icrn glu9niia &iltoria Sr3elun
Der atie9Sgott ein5ieben mo oaB
man bort iiott scr 6elcn Wlao6cns
fciounacn lur oie groueli 6elonl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

gcpad un0 Ieqte bonn bonn Hadntcn
Solooiet eine1 SNlagu iN oie Nnne
Ger ldbeIic mo ialuiiertc pau oas
92iiiierleu gan3 rotb mIr0e
0oml aln8 ulct 3lg oouparts.
9ln c3e1ilden @tatiuneH fomcii rir
uorbci }ta SEN 3diulen iu0 Saniera
le6nteu niaiienhoit Seute Ciii8ierc
itiegen elu 9onc gluaen ano Ndnoe
oriide Iic EiiHer mehtef Gs gebt
gemeiniam IN Den Hampi NSiAs
@ott getueulani SUM Sje3
Der rnlliidle @eueralitad iI6er AnO-
lano.
,Sn Dem groDen uli1ud)en (Seaerai-
liobsguerf ilber 0ea joponlid) rnlli.
iden Ariea iinoen id ioIqenoe ttn.
rnitcriitiidle Siellel ibcr Ole Sal.
tuna Gn9lau0s im0 1eutidlan0S
nGualano ais &er6iinoctcr ga.
pans nor IN jcnen Sagen liSier
@ouptieino Gnrh 9lbidAB oeS
@im0uiiles NIT Sapau 6aitc eS oie.
lem iowo5l moraliihe aIS nld1 Mo
terieIle llntcriiilelni0 eripieisa 0enu
cs bot inn ienen 9fiidhnlt, obne eent
@pr6anoenieili iidl idlwerlid6 Ai Ibrem
ner5Weifeltataain0 caeraiialcu 8or.
9e1en cutidlluiien 0dttcn. Gnaldii6
bat ueridliaoeutlicb nId mdhreuo oes
HrIe9ee icine pcrlproteNe 9lcutrd.
litdt briieite aeIaNon
DSn Dem im ieruen ~itel bcgot.
ncmen aampi mar scr Riiden 9lliB.
lanos Der lih u oieicm 6all an sic
&eliarcn5c lebutc aelld)ett Eeitidl.
lono un0 lein glouard per6liehen
ireu oea Sra0itioner oie sic @duier
5loWanop lu0 Nohci5oQern uon
gllicrs hcr uorbnl0Hf aaiier Qlll,
7 balm crtanite oei 4eroisun5 Ser
u1liidcn Arinee nH iino mar ielbit
in Rciniaieiten benllIht fem gSobl.
m0lIcn acaei 9luBlauO lui0 irinc
Gcrlrctcr al bepoIicu
1u iirt1clt oa5 olIijiclle rliliide
Scncrdlltabsueri iiber GGIilhlan0s
1reuc ltll0 gualan0S lliiratQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
IsrredIae Naianenaewe9r g6t0enna ~ enem e6Itaama1

g3er bait tie auseiuonoer 9lae in Der
ncuen graueu Sel0uuiiorn glle BON
ocl 8leiMea @efii0leu beleelt Qon
elmer mun0eriani 5eri9i9enoeH Eul
ounq. SIS iit oils mare Die Gergon
aen6eit ansqcloidlt Der Derbitternoe
3miit. Ole 9totb idnue0et ms 5u
iaHnien 0as aemeiniame 3iel, otter
reidiiobe So6nen 3im Siege 5u fliD.
rem. Sdapor5.8el6 1T oos lSelo5elt
ansgeidlagelL inlier Dem Der idlirte
9lltar itebt. lln0 oone6en pebt bob
cine mddti8c meiBe }o5ne. iie trdgt
In i9rcr A}iitc oos rot6e arei3. Der
5elopiarrer lieit oie llcNe.
Coui iinocn ih nod eilunl sic
Dlenldleu 5lnanmui Arm IN 9lrm
l6rcitcn lie oabut Gic 0ditter, Got
ttnacn tins 9rdute. sic gelomnen
limo. 96ibic0 3n ne6neu glllc
@irt5sbauier limo i6eriuat nac
StroBeu poa Nlenihci. 2agcn inns
9lutonobile itauc iid. 0ie &eierpe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

iino ourAipe5s aroBe fr0ltiac Nblere-
30 orei lWo 3itiarHnengefoppelt nut
prlniit0en 9alfLsrl pic Soppel
fned7te idreiten 5u 6nB neocn1er
Niel lient ibNen pie GlAAigteit aa.
Ge fabei bic @eioen gcoiNct oer
56peB riaut i9nen bon Der Stirn
Nber feincr lit vcr0r9ilea pie Seute
eriBen. lSir ie9cn ihnel bis So cines
saeg5ieguna nac3
Die 6a5rt am lesteu Eo9c ZOE
Giniiibgula oc5 Hrls69fa9rPlanes
Wlr0 mir mDergcBidl plcben Gn
@arus0ori hcrridtc idon en- ichc
grlBer 2nOrcna IcnN per 3l9per-
isgr nit ser iadiNldcl Stoatsbahu
Iiber 3iitou noh 9icideA5erg mar
liNgelieaf Die 2llGe Dlelieu yuar III
Dca 5tationci &arnsOori lmo glli.
mornSoori oOo opi oltrrreidiidlcai
We5ict. 0od ourite HicmanO Gin. o0er
ol,sitciacn ,Sdl mou.c min il 8roB
id6lou mu idtiiideui &ooen oen
3n9 beiicigen INN 70 nod 9iciAens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

Ser &rieg luertbet 0ieles Inn itl0
INIT noh mc5r &crMlocringen inn
dlgcnicincn mic I'M eIn5clnen berror.
glnf Der eiuen Seitc Dernidtct cr 0os
gar 5lI boufiA ongenan0to g2ort ooB
Der Nienid Gin o@cmobu6eitstbier@
fell ari Ser anocrcn beitatiat cr cS.
alnicrc braDcn Souopebrndnucr oic
10 El1n5eiiOlS boim no0en 0oletltcin
uclciitct iulo NIT oea 9uiicn elm 70
fernIa g95rtlein Ieltid aere0et 0a.
zen ser Nle6r5abl nod 0ns @ciilbl,
0aB lie sic llliiiorin mic ouS8ejogsn,
1no 1oB Der arieg ipr eigentllmeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01
gogtratmniet Nginrid) pgllseii he
lturbga

Ter beionniq 2'erliuer sofiFmIlt
@eiurid &el9oii iit ii guttib ouI
beai Scloc Der G9rc ggiollcn 9cIl
Aoii Der elm gllicr BON A6 aabren er.
reid]te NOR geborenet 9Redlenhir8er
tn0 0dt iid ourd ucribigoeNe flpits
Qenolte 9lapraicntationsnilbniNe ii
ncn gioncl aenlnAt 0lf oos 9icials
taaslebdu0e noltc cr QcH &ciggstaaS
prdiioenteu @raf Gdnarin Nomib
limo iiir 0oS C5er an0csgqrldi Tn
Golmor ciu Rortrdi 0cier @ll9QlMs
III. gnti ser oiesiSbrigen NrdBe9
@crliner AnlitoilSliclhmg ilt rr uis'
0rei &orirdteu pcrtrctelJ alt Qa
9ilopcrfen Bon Erciellor Sc5lliies
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CALL FoRg DEMOCRATIC
 TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

A Democratic Territorial convention is hereby called to convene at Skag way, Alaska, on Monday, August 3rd 1914. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon oi said day, for the purpose of nominat ing a candidate for Delegate to Con gress and elect nine members of the next Territorial committee and trans act such other business as may prop erly come before said convention.
 Under the rules adopted at the last Democratic convention, each division is entitled to fifty delegates, the same to be apportioned among the precincts of said division by the Territorial com mitteeman of said division. In each division Delegates shall be elected in such manner as the Territorial com mitteemen for that division shall de termine; provided, however, that in the incorporated towns the Delegates shall be chosen at the primary election under such rules and regulations as said committeeman shall prescribe.
 Dated at Juneau. Alaska, this sth day of June, A. D. 1914.
 c. E. DAVIDSON, Chairman, Democratic Territorial Com
 nlittee.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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H. R. Plate. of Aux Bay, is attend ing to business in Juneau having ar rived in his launch yesterday. He is a guest at the Alaskan hotel.
 G. Jayger, a prominent business man of Ketchikan, is attending to business in Juneau and is registered at the Alaskan hotel.
 Jack Payne, of Seattle, who is tour ing the coast, is a Juneau visitor be- ing registered at the Alaskan hotel.
 Mrs. James Dickson, of Thane, who has been visiting friends and relatives in the States for the past fortnight, arrived home yesterday.
 George A. Thayer, well known commercial man, has returned to Ju- neau after a few months visit to New York. Mir. Thayer is guest at the Occidental hotel.
 Dr. Carl NJ. Bevis, of Seattle, re. cent arrival in Juneau, is guest at the Occidental hotel.
 Prof. w. c. Beattie was passen. ger on the Southbound Sampson yes. terday his destination being Ketchi- kan where he goes in the interests of the government Indian school work.
 Wm. F. Merchant the local auto mobile merchant, took passage on the Northwestern this morning for Seat tie where he goes to the bedside of his father who is very i'll.
 J. H. Irving the popular merchant tailor, was a Seattle passenger this morning on the. Northwestern. MT. Irving will look after his business in- terests in the Sound city for about a month when he will return to Juneau and thence make trip to Fairbanks and the Interior,
 Capt. Francis Futile, retired, of the United States revenue cutter service, passed through Juneau last night on the steamer Northwestern enroute to the States, after a trip to the West Coast towns of Alaska.
 E. S. Busby, chief inspector of GUS toms for Canada, passed through Ju- neau last night on his way to Dowson on a tour of inspection.
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FOR RENT-Suite of two rooms, suitable for two men, close in, steam heat, bath, phone GA. 6.19.tf.
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KAYBEE WAR FEATURE AT
 GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT

The excellent pictures at the Grand theatre should not be missed. They are both entertaining and instructive.
 Tonight will be an entire change of program:
 "On Fortunes Wheel is a two-reel Kay-Bee war feature, full of stirring incidents and dramatic situations. It is action from start to finish.
 "A Peach of a Prisoner" is one of Gaumont's very best productions. This is alone worth the price of admission
 "Toplisky" is an excellent Keystone comedy, with laugh "in every line" It is a good antidote for the blues. Two shows every night. 6-lS-2t
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SEIZE IT

or you will lose the opportunity. Now is the best time to buy Juneau real estate. Prices will never be lower and there is every indication Of sharp advance in the near future have some splendid business and resi- dence locations, and few good bunga los. Prices and terms on application -e1.15.tf. GEO. F. FORREST.
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Dr. Mathis, of Douglas, has return ed and is ready for work. 6-19-6t.
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DOUGLAS ISLAND TO
 CELEBRATE FOURTH

DOUGLAS, June 20.-The people of Douglas decided last night at a well attended meeting of the citizens to celebrate the Fourth of July in an elaborate manner In conjunction with Treadwell. A committee was appoint ed to solicit funds, and 1t will report at a meeting to De held next Tues day.
 A great deal of enthusiasm was de- veloped at the meeting, and It was de- cided that a good list of sports would be provided for the amusement and entertainment of the people of Doug las Island and visitors.
 The rock drilling contests that have always been a feature of Douglas Fourth of July celebrations will be featured.
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JAxoN's RINK.

There will be skating Wednesday and Sunday at Jaxon's rink.
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FRESH RANCH EGGS--from Dahl's Spuhn Island farm. Every egg guar anteed pure and healthy and free from fishy taste. Each egg stamped with name Dahl insures not mixed with i'm ported articles. For sale by leading merchants of Juneau and at Dahps grocery, Douglas. Sat & Wed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-20
WOODROW" IS ALAsKAS
 NEWEST COMMUNITY

Woodrow" is the name of the city that sprang into existence in day at Ship creek, according to Mrs. Isabel A. Gilman, the Alaska school teacher, author and lawyer, who passed through Juneau today. It is the headquarters of the engineering parties of the AL aska railroad survey, and Mrs. Gill man say 1t divides honors with Knik as the most active and interesting place in the Westward country.
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MIDSUMMER DAY.

According to the custom of the Scandinavians Midsummer Day comes on June 24. This year it will be cele- brated by big dance on Mayhower Island Tuesday evening, June 2S, to be given by number of Norwegians.
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TREADWELL. June 2O.-The Alas ka Steamship Co.'S steamer Seward is due at the Bullion dock with a cargo of powder for Treadwell.
 The Treadwell Club band held a well attended rehearsal last night
 F.. R. Richart, a sheet metal worker has resigned at the Treadwell shops and will accept position with the Feusl Hardware company in Douglas,
 J.E. Kearney, who recently met with a very painful accident in the Mexican mine, has so far recovered as to be able to return to work.
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TREApWELL TEAMS PLAY
 BASEBALL TONIGHT

TREADWELL. June 2O.-The inter- department teams representing the machine shops and the cyanide plant win meet on the Treadwell field this vning at 6:45 o'clock.
 The standing of the teams in the
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IN DOUGLAS CHURCHES
 TOMORROW. Congregational Church.
.ev. Owen Umstead, Pastor

Rev. owen Umstead, Pastor.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m. If, the weather permits we will have a pic mrc taken of the school after the ses' sion. Parents and visitors always wei come. Evening worship at 8 o'clock, IA cordial invitation is extended to all
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TREAoWELL NOTES

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The salmon trollers of Union bay have formed a cooperative organiza' ton for the purpose of marketing their fish down on the Sound.