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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

Gtncinnafi. g., %. Sannar 1914 .
reacnaennnttrten II; Der Effice hes aonrh ci
Gonntn &cmImliIicnerS bis 3 arettag, ben 20.
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nacbifeheube GofnfnsMrbsit:
Sends ben GpesifiidtioHsn $40. bst-ssisr
bic 2iefernne iirtn mbIieieruna bon acfhlageHep
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goIerain Hife. limb bem Sredt 1sianIi @tner,
In Golerdin Iclpufbip
.ste ar6eit Lot Su aeidener IN ueberctnifiHf'
muna nit hen 8Idrcn uno Eresififditonen.
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grpfnIifiprer5 aufiieren
afls anacbcfe usiIifcn du' fscrmnIareu aiiSpe.
ferfigi fein meId,e In osr Office bes @cdre e'
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alriiet fein bon eifscm eore i'm Aeirdge bon
'iiiifhunheri ts500.O01 7pnnrs init siues gntei,
unb rcniipeuben Ni,rpsu nls Eiherhcit hdffir
fah Der Aieter ben acntruii sineeben .ip.ro gSnr
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;. IN, .stuftraee bes godro Of saHtIisn eonap
C1hHfsfncnFrA
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

Der 9runofoB, mDgli6ft oft Die Nciz
poben gu periesen, bamit lie iih uiht
auSn berrifh einridteten unb teine
8ermDgen erpiirben. Sober neue Wot=
1pooe bate BEL ieiner antunft Der gsz
poIteruns eine Intrittsrebe gu bdlten.
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mGBie porgefdrieben mar unb loutete:
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bert, gequGIt unb psrgspaItiet, iebt
ober bat Der 3ar eu6. endbigft einen
neuen Woilpobena aeididt." Der nd6its
ober Derlas biefeYbe Rebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
slstts sar asmtrasfsreu.
gommtffioners rfftes
s samtItou g claHIa g bic,

o fn NJ tiouere Efftte
SGmtIiun GoarIa. GpIc,
@iucauHatt C.. s. Sebrnor 1914.
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eeaeueenommeu tn Der Office hes Boarb oI
4npatn gommifioners bis 9rettaa, ben O.
Wsors 1918 am 2 iIhr Nsiiass. fir eie Haeb'
ttebPnbe QcrRiorarbeif:
0'emdb ben epestfilntioHen no 5Q5-5tir
s9isoerberlteuAua Der Deifi Noan. bon eeH u ~
Soug @ " @eieiieH in 0iisabsfbictsn. IN sabiIe
lpGtPg L0spHib,r bis Gieoes nnD Iugdn csag
Rueo IN 3stiteuaier Ioprfbsp,
fie 9rbeti bar "a effAshsn q nebeseinfism'
i'itna mif eea Ql6nen uno G3e3ftfailonen.
pei1e ievi oiiflteGen IN her s-fisfe bes Bc6ft
o' GcHntu 0pmniifeHerS.
Gae anaeboie milfFeH aEf TczTnlnre nneGs,
feritai feiH, tuslfe In Der Cftise bfs 5oar6 ol
Qeunfc gcmmifiinHers 81 habsn iitic. Hnc be
eleiteI fetH eeH eiHefn TCnb IN efr Gurnue Don
breitdufeHb $50 600 ,O0l ToIars ulii 8frei atlifr
uiio gerlseHaeH Aaroen ais Ei4srtesi bnfar
b6t ber Eieier een 2pnfrnit stHGeben riro fu,
aas'abrnns bsr arbeit TN Safe berfsibs i'm
saeriGHni Dirb
Die Gonnto GemmiHtcners EetaIien fi6 aas
Aeti oer. irseHbssn cher ale HHsebois ~
oeripsrfsn
!. On slaftrnse ses Epars Of oamiitoa goan,s
Gcmmisoners
Srsb. q. DsffeImanH, 9rafieeat
nttsfi; aI6erf HftHtnrct GIerf.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
Rstis sikr asntsnstsren.
mmtfftcHers Ctttce
SaMttfoH Gpunta. 6bto,
m n 1 u II att I19 Nn1fafdT 10

7 y
SaMtffoH Gpunta. 6bto,
ciilnatt G, ~. lnitadr 1914.
gtnctnnafi O. is. 1rSmber 1913.
RsrfieaeIte Eupeh nfe fpeyeen futs
eepenaeuomreu in ngr CNice bes aonro Of
Gcnntn 0cmmtfIiouers Dis Sreitag. ben 90.
sebrudr 1914 nm T. ubr witftaGe, fur bic
ncfgifhcubc Gcantbsgrbfit:
bemab ben EresifitG!iauen TO. bsp--ssfir
bic pif'eruRa rnn gbiif'sCuna BON aef6ioaeneH
sietneu euiicnn Edlem Bile BON @eEu @ict.
mono 4iie bis cbio Ri!e in alneerfcu 1osoHs
fhiN
Tie grbeit bat an erftebeu in iiehsteiHitIu,'
marg nit ben Ql6ngu urlo Epesifisaitnaeu,
lveI6e iett in ner Ciiice BIS Bcarb rf Gognfp
q GomnIfioHegs aafiieesn.
Tie anoebpfs miHsa Guf ;;or,uuTeren ousae.
fertiai feiu neine In Der Ctiies bee Acnro of
gouutp GommiFion.rS yu habeu f.Bb. lItsn Ef'
pIc,iet feln BON einem eorle in bsr 6Dte bon
farfbmbcri $500 co. EruafE NIT stpet gu
len Mnb aenileeHbeH gGraeH Gle EtGsrhcii bns
htr gieier ben sgriya!l fiHgsbtn ntre khr
Nus'nbrIIua bsr urbei, TN Bale ssrftlbe tbHs
Iis Gouafn gpmmT orers BsbaIisn He has
@stt boz. iraenbein Obsr aus angsbois at
ora euttroas ees goasD o. 9anrsIion Qountp
GcmwiNioners.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
gptii fsf Qsnraltsfsa.
Gommtfftentr's Cftfcs
6Gmtftsn g Vanth o o,

NG III O. n Y a u Ii ~ ~ u,
GiuttHnat3 6. 22.@ Sannor 1914
EeriieaeIte EUgebote pereeB sHi.
eeseneenomuen IN De- Ciitee oes &onte q
@cuntu eou,nttfioners bis Bpetiag ben 20.
rebrlIar 1914 um Abr Wsitiops. far bic
natf openbe &oaHasi.E 5eis:
eemdB ben Epeai!4itoHsn 80. Sss - 1at
eisgeTuag Hnb ablfitrrilc ben aesfsageHtH
gisinen enilaHa eeI GIepes n1o 8rseeeionn
site. non 5arrfna atie bis 5nI aorpptotens'
Giuie bon glenes. IN gstami URb Green IeErIis
fetipE
lie erteii hai su asFdsben In fltbsreiHiiima
muug Rn aeH QiaHeH uHb cpeHftfati3neA
tptlbe ietl in ber fflce bee AeGro " @aurin
9emuliliipEeTs uufl eaeH.
gIQe 2naebole u1.3 Zen Ga Tcrmi4!areu ans6s.
fertipi ieiN ipeithe lu ber Effige oeS Bcart 81
gouHiu Iommiiiionprs an bGhen flHo, nab bs'
eleia 'fiu ppa eigem Hor0 hi bef Ssbe boH
faufbuHpcrt $500 a1l EcGGrs nit 9ret aliiefi
pnb eeHasenbsn EGr0eH enh hsr Sle'er ftH
GnH9ref! rinaetCu fHb bic NrbFu nastahren
nife i'm syaGe ber'elbe ibm sneftaHui lpiro
Eie @o,iRtn 0ousHffioners bsteleu ftf 6as
Feci eor. uatueesn coes ale anssbois ~
bern frfeu
Our eu'traa ees Bear6 Of samiIion qonrta
GoiauitioHers.
Gree g, 3efftImnn RrG'seeni.
atisi:: gibCr! Aetntnrpt 9ltr'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
H. I'LL EkD0RF.
Gei1ent tetatter.
Rssne Gm 231.
Bauss IS.
Worpooo xxo 2&eaoixs, 09io

bils. ua6er ncin, Woieitdt", nebri
oerleaen Der Dofere aninpe ab.
gStelg Elm, aber ifneal" sd, fann
nid)t, Wajeitlt" geiebI: 0ginIfei.
eenl" yWaieitdt, es III sptrflih nn.
mogiif." nWieio2 erfldre 3iht~
oeeSdt) habe =" nno Der Wnnn nenai
ben Rnnen iener, niht MIR Dem
3oologen befannten, iebr onbana.
lifen gbierhen, Die in ibrer gefraBi,
gen 4uforiHgIid,feit IN ben arieas.
alartieren ben GoIonten penig 5reu.
Be beEeiten. Ger a6nig iiebt ea,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
lDilh.Im fran,
i 100. fnha,
ORD am 8. sebruar i01a. llbr 10 :ainu
paul Sf)snerls,

aeItebter 8atie bon snnn SGeuerIe, eeb SGuleI,
i'm Al. Iebensiahre Iie 3eti Der 8eerbigune
ipiro fpdier befdHnt aefnatht
Gbicaap mn 9bilnsclpbta 3eihnrpen ipoIIen,
bite iopieren. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
sasfi, IN asntraiteren.
G mtfftoners Effiet
&, miftnu 1nurth Ehtn,

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SumiItpn GpuHth, Ebtu.
giuctHHafi. &, %. 1nntinr 1917.
8erfteaeIte auaebots perben siii.
aeaengeuomnlen in ber Sffite hes Spore OF
0ountn 9pmmiifioaers bic Srettae. hsH ~
sse5rnar 1914 nm IL ubr Hstftnes, fIir bic
Rnfitcberbe GouHtnsNrbeii:
Geudb ben EpesfiiGtionen TO. BOZ snr
aieferung mne Mbftefernue Ron Geshiogenen
Sfeiren entlana ber 9lortb 8eHo Hcah BON
her noroIiheR aprporaiionSs2inie nen 9heeloi
bis piHeoIu anemne iH Sreer IoFprfttp.
Tie arhcii bat 81 eefdeben ~ ueterslnsitsrs
rfuua nit ben 8ldHen nuh spesi'IinitoHen. lDsl.
DE jeti nufliensn tn ber Gffiee hes Bcarn p'
Counin Gommifitouera
glIIe anacbcis miiffcr OIL TormuIaren nusaes
ietttot ietn. tpeLte In Der Ctfoe bee goarn OF
gonnin GoiHniifousrS 81 baben iiiio, nHo hes
aletiei feir BON einem aono in Der GDbe BON
'nnfbuuhert fs5oo00) Goaars nit sfrst suter
nn6 neHiiaeuoen aiirceR boh Der Rseitr hen
aonirdi. einaehen uno ole arbssi onsfa5reR
rptrb i'm Safe herfeIbe ihm SHerfanrf plro.
Tte 1ourtn gommifhoners hshaIien hf has
gteti nor, irGeneefn cher Gle sineebeie 81
bcTrperfeH.
Jui auffrap bes gcaro o. 6aniIiou Gonnfu
Trrb g. ne 'fcl mann, Rrdftoeut.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

WGnnIihe 2ehrsr Der
0oriiber bes Heip g)orfer 5hu.roths.
shomns A. Ghurniu. onb eine Grtldv
rund ab. iponoh tr NIT eiutm fiiralih
per0FFsnilihten Waanain- Artifel Hor.
tre.4bmirnIs Ghaoipid. in ipelshem bic
Graiebuna pon Hnabsn i'm al.er BON
il Biz 16 ssnhren burth Hdnnlid,e le1.
rr befiirnpriet rpirb, bnrhnms iibers
eiuftimmt. Gnnbipid fnai. bah bsr
llntsrriht burh sFranen elm, .ipeibis
lhe, inInppe. unloaiimf Mannbst"
|aeisias unb bab -Wdnney itrs Gepaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
Rstl, sn ssnsraftssrH.
mmiffipnet's Cffits
pamt!tan Gounth. 6 bts

p q IT u I 3 u y ~ " \ " 10.
GiHCtHUatt. C., q. 2agnar 1914.
gerftegcIic aueetote frereeH eri..
aeaenaeuommen IN Der Cffsee oes eosre 81
9ouuiu Golami miNioHcrs bis ssreiioa. ben 90.
sSebruar 1914 um IL tihr gRiiiaaf. tat bte
nncbfoaenhe Gpar gn.arbeit.
GemGB Der Eps3iFiiaitontn &c. 5ss - ahi
Gteitruug uUh eibliefernra bon eeinlaasIlsn
GteiHeU eHi!aug scr 9amiltcu Rife. hcB Der
gaiIer 9oHHie eiuie bic 0oteae siG, IN
Springftglo Icmuhte.
lie aybeii bni al nef6sbsH In iiebtreinfiim'
THHp NIT ben RlAuen nno S5e5ih'oitaHea.
ivelde lest in bel Cffife bss EoatS ct GeEHip
Commandments esflieaeu.
slue aHae6ott miiaeH Gu Sornuldren nuSee.
ferfipi feiTI. ipslfe in Der Efftee bee soarn ~
0ottnio GemnlilltcHers En baben iino, nnh be-
eleie' felu ben einem acno IN Der S9be snii
tiinfbanberi $500 09l TolGfs init fipei nuien
ane aenaaenoen siireen, eas Der slsier ben
aon.t1it eiHgesfH uife bic Arbett aastnbIesi
r2irh iH - oegieIhs ibm saerfannt pire.
lie 9oHuir gommiffOners bebalier ftt fne
Hett p9r. iregIeeta obtr ale aHesbois 81
cerfoerien
am sluftraa bef Boarb Of samiIion goanip
Qemmit'ioHeTs
grsb q g1sf1eImaH 8rdneert.
attgiT: aibsrf @stnearbf Glerf.
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Gonn iagt er Infonifh: Sd bab' III
audi, iteig rubig ein!~
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lgas isgs e., ssr elsa @, sii ssm nsr s StsS,
hnus- Cute SGenne, Efal itnb ncf nnsere
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300 gaef. Getfir etpe. e. 5000 g. bb
Sn bermiethen--6Gi,ler.
0ans7 3immsr fur cine 1amtt,e. $4,000.
satsnfrogen 1882 Gin Str. -
Serfawet-WnnnIidh.
2nnee, 10 9abre ali. fir sabrtiaEbsii
gsatsntrnaeri bet Senrp aarrs. 1909 8lnm
GerlaRsf--weiblid.
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cauSnrbeit. gseiteE Gobn. 9mptebgiiHg pefs
lanai. 1922 mooEen abe. 2eee gart tss
gdb6eu fir 1Ilesmtiue eausarbeii. g1ah,
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Eerr;ra.qnstinsn.
Ifntid)er gsionier eg;rein.

Iie Wsfalieeay obiaeH sse1fiHs iiEib hierrHEt
frfanefsctff cYfi1i Der bfnse Meenb um nd3I
.I5r in Der GeHiEal xurHhnae ifGiffiHbeaoefs
lroHniIlasH Wsrlammla.na oerbaaofr IEi &
reln teI5nrctne'f. csrr sslfs fprI6t Gbsy taS
Ibem6 s1sE Ecuasaa4
8. ws ssssIsnS, psdf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
PANAMA CANAL TO
 MAKE FOR PROGRESS


 The Panama Canal is completed. The reproduction of the Columbus Caravel is going to be among the first to use the waterway and following it will be two new Admirals for the Ad. miral Line and American-Hawaiian and other steamships for new service and routes in the Pacific. For ten years the transportation world has been most interestedly following the construction of the great waterway and now on the eve of it's great lock gates being thrown wide to admit the shipping of the world, the signal of the opening of the passage by the initial boats is being eagerly awaited on both sides of the continent. It IS truly a great achievement and while it Is i'm possible to point out in detail just what might be accomplished from its operation. there is no doubt that with. in a year transportation conditions, particularly on the Pacific, will be greatly changed and there is no req son to look for any change except one that makes for progress and develop ment. The Transportation club of Se- attle has been the first to start a movement for general celebration upon the receipt of the news and the same action will probably be taken in all cities along the Pacific Coast. August 18th is the official day set for the opening and that date will ever remain as a most important milestone in the industrial progress and pros perity of the American continent Railway and Marine News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
NO DANGER OF
 WALRUS EXTINCTION

Captain O. A. Annaawlk, manager of the company which has been form. ed for the purpose of hunting walrus in the Arctic ocean, says that the great amount of talk about the slaugh. ter of walrus and the danger of hunt CTS exterminating these animals is not based upon facts and has no foundation upon which to rest. The captain has had many years exper- fence in the Arctic, Is a close obser- yer and has made a careful study of the walrus and says that walrus hunt ing as business kills itself long be- fore even any preceptible impression is made upon the vast herds of the Arctic ocean. He basis his conclu. sion upon the demand for walrus hides and there are millions of those ami mals to draw from. Furthermore, the market demands hides from the old male animals, which does not tend to the reduction, in any material degree, of the vast herds with which the Arc tic now abounds.
 Any legislation at Washington look ing to the protection of these animals, by prohibiting their slaughter, would not effect those who are now or who may hereafter enter this business as all the hunting Is done outside the Jurisdiction of the United States, and no hunting is done on the American side.
 Captain Annaawik states that in two years he has been hunting in the Arctic he has always been forty miles from shore and most of the time the distance exceeded sixty miles.
 The captain said he saw enough walrus this year to fill every ship in the United States and that the few hunters who are killing here would never make an impression upon those vast herds.
 The Abler is the only American ship engaged in the business .at present and her owners represent the first American company to enter the field and Mir. Bourne stated that the object of this expedition was to establish a purely American lndustry.-Nome Mug. get
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
SCIENTISTS BEGIN
 EXPLORATION YOYAGE!

NOME. July 19.-with q party of naturalists and representatives of the smithsonian institute aboard, the steamer Eagle dropped anchor in the roadstead yesterday morning, She left Seattle on the 24th day of June, making the coast trip. She will lay.to at Nome for week or two as Profes- sor John Koren, who is the naturalist of the expedition and we'll known in Nome, having owned steamer which got crushed in the ice a year ago, is to attend a trial which he is interested in at the District court here, which has been set for July 27th.
 Leaving Nome immediately after the trial the Eagle will proceed to the North and will winter at Kolina, on the Russian side. A two. or pos slbly even Q three year trip is plan ned by the party. Beside Prof. Ko. rean there are five others in the party, including Prof, Ben, o, Alex ander, representing the Smithsonian nsGtute; Prof. Capiey Emery, Jrp biologist also from the Smithsonian institute and Harold M. Wyekoff, who has complete moving picture outfit along and will take films along the route and during the expedition. Cap tain N, M. Widding is in charge of the boat, and her chief engineer Is Axel Sandmark. During the extended trip which the scientists expect to make they hope to gather many specimens for the Smithsonian institute. and to gather much valueable data relative to the flora and fauna of the bleak North coast. The party has also talk en along a trading outfit for use dur ing the journey.-Nome Nugget.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
KETCHIKAN LIKES
 CHAS. E. BUNNELL

KETCHIKAN, Aug. 13.-Charles E. Bunnen, Democratic nominee for Dele, gate to Congress. has made good impression among the people of this city He spoke last night at Red Mems hall to good meeting. He forcefully. effectively and convincing. ly presented the Democratic platform to the people of the city.
 Mir. Bunnell left on the Jefferson for Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
DICK cRoKER AIDS
 IRISH VOLUNTEERS

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-Richard Crok. CT, the former political leader of New York, today sent to John E. Redmond, the Irish Nationalist leader, S2,5O0 as a subscription to the Irish volunteers fund and offered his residence and grounds at Glencairn for the accom- modation of the wounded during the European war. MT. Croker announced that he was proceeding to America to interest Irish-Americans in the volun- teer movements.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-13
PARsING.

Up in Alaska there used to be a district attorney who was long on native oratory, but short on educa- tion. Once while prosecuting a big case, coming to the finish of his argu- ment, he leaned across the rail and made this plea: "All asts of you gentlemen of the jury, is that you now retire and mete out jestice as she deserves to be metl"-St. Louis Mirror.
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ENJOYS
 MINING ACTIVITY

DEERING, July 15.-This section of Alaska is in the enjoyment of great mining activity this summer and all indications point toward a very pros. porous season. We are having cop ious rains and water is plentiful, so that small operations on the lesser creeks have mo kick coming" Our big plants, hydraulics and dredges are running full blast, twenty.four hours a day. making great changes in natures face.-Nome Nugget.
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LADIES ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET

The Ladies Altar Society of the Catholic church will meet at Mrs. Val entine's residence 526 East 9th St. tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. All the ladies of the parish are cordially in vited to attend this meeting, whether members of the Altar Society or not.
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NOME FUR TRADE
 IS BECOMING LARGE.

The fur trade of Nome is develop ing to large proportions as is shown by recent shipments from this port. The Victoria on her last sailing car rled the largest shipment of furs ever sent out from Nome. The value of the furs, as shown by the customs house figures, was s65.OO0 and the total val. ue of furs shipped from Nome this spring amounts to S1O0,OOO, which Is the value of the furs carried by the Victoria and Navajo on their last sailipgs.-Nome Nugget. N
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INMAcHucK GARDENS
 ARE DOING WELL

DEERING, July 15.-The truck gar. dens on the Spit present splendid ap- pearances. Already fresh vegetables have graced some of our tables. They are grateful additions to our menus Nome Nugget.
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BIG MOOSE GATHERING
 MOOSE HALL TONIGHT

Local Moose are expecting a big time at tonight's meeting the first to be held in Moose hall, which has just been completed. A large attendance is expected.
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METHODIST WOMEN TO MEET.

The women's Social Union of the M. B. church will meet Friday, Aug. IA, two p. m., at the home of Mrs. Martin George on 9th and Seward streets.
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RUSSIA INCLUDES 55
 PER CENT. OF EUROPE

Russia in Europe contains 2,Os5,616 square miles, or about 55 per cent. of the land of the continent. Its popula- tion in Europe is 116,5O5,5OO.
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STANDARD OIL HITS
PENNSYLVANIA HART

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug, 1S.-The Standard Oil Co. has quit buying crude oil on account of war. This is the worst blow the Pennsylvania oil country has ever had.
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Young married man wishes position as bookkeeper or clerk. Address 21S West Seventh st. S,12st.
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(oficial Publication) REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF

The B. M. Behrends Bank. located at Juneau, Territory of Alaska, at the close of business on the 7th day of August, 1914.
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FOR sALE-Two gas boats, 8 to 10 and 6 to s horsepower. A snap. Phone III. S-1S-st.
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United States of America, Territory of Alaska, First Judicial Division, ss. I, Guy McNaughton, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear hat the foregoing statements is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 GUY McNAUGHToN, Cashier. Correct Attest: B. M. Behrends, J. R. Willis, Directors.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of August, 1914.
 JOHN G. HE'D, Notary Public in and for the Terri tory of Alaska. My commission ex- pires January 9, 1918.
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Fresh Augustine & Kyers choco- lates at the Juneau Drug Co, opposite hotel prone 25O. S-10-tf
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-09-26
JERRY QUILL.

The death of Jeremiah P. Quill,
which took place Monday, brought
sorrow to all who knew him. Jerry
Quill was the beloved son of Mrs.
Bridget Quill, 519 East jefferson
street, and brother of Mrs. Mary
McGrath, wife of William McGrath,
a member of the police department.
The deceased was born in this city
forty-seven years ago and had served
on the police force twenty-one years,
during which he won the confidence
and respect of all who knew him,
testimony of which was given by the
number who attended his obsequies.
For faithful performance of his
duties Officer Quill retained his posi-
ton throughout Democratic and
Republican administrations. During
the term of Mayor w. o. Head he
served as police Sergeant, becoming
stationkeeper at the beginning Of
this year. Last week he was stricken
with heart rheumatism, which be-
came serious Sunday. His funeral
was held Thursday morning from
st. Johns church. The requiem mass
was celebrated by his pastor and
friend, the Rev. Father Schuhmann.