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The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

loeking in water for their domestic
.eeds. So long ~ our people are being
veil served We can afford to give the
ccsoeit all the time they need to com
plete their negotiations, since they are
working for us as well as themselves.
When they have secured the best
deal possible they will report to tine
people who will then have the last wor
and it will be up to them to say wheth-
er we shall bond the town for water
plant or not.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
N CALIFORNIA
LIKE THOSE OF COLORADO

Last Saturday the Republicans of
California met at Santa Barbara and
held a genuine old fashioned love- feast.
They organized the Good Old Party Of
the Golden Gate State and now stand
resdy to meet the enemy in any kind
Of q battle. We herewith publish the
letter of Hon. Grove L. johnson, fathe:
of Governor johnson, the gentleman
who helped steal that state for Roose
welt, but who is now ashamed of his
work. The letter was read to the meet
ing amid cheering and handelapping:
"Gustave Bremen, Chairman Republi-
can State Central Committee, San
Francisco, California.
"My Dear sir:-Your letter of date
January 80, 1914, inviting me to attend
on Saturday, February Z, 1914, at San
ia Barbara, a meeting of the Republi-
can State Committee and . conference
of Republicans was received today. /
thank you for the invitation. fully
intended to be with you ON that date,
but am just recovering from = severe
attack Of bronchitis and am only allowed
to 60 out for . short time, while thu
sun shines
81 rejoice exceedingly At the pros
peet of having . state meeting of Be
pubIicans once again in California. Toe
long have We been quiescent and al.
lowed tricky politicians to steal tie
name of cur party and use it for thei.
own selfish ends. The record made by
the present state administration electei!
under the false claim that they were
for our state. They have raised our
taxes, greatly enlarged the number Of
political places, put under our statutes
Impractical and revolutionary laws and
finally have boldly announced that they
organized and intend to destroy thu
Republican party. They will fail. Our
party has the same principles now as
when organized, viz. protection to
American labor and American indus
tries, economy in public expenditures
and an unending effort to improve the
condition of the entire people.
"Let US then be up and doing, raise
again the standard honored by Lincoln,
Grant, Garfield and Mckinley and.
standing firmly for the good old Re-
publican party, we will surely defeat
the ambition Of the anarchists and 30
cialists who have tried to form = new
party.
"Of them We may say in the lau-
guage Of the. poet slightly changed.
True patriots, they, for be it undAr
stood they left our party for GU.
psrty's good
81 regret deeply my inability to meet
and counsel next Saturday with ny
brother Republican, I a willing to
work in any position with tsngse, pen
and labor to advaaee tAs interests Of
the Republiesa party. With best wishes
for you and The meeting, 1 an very
truly yours,
(sisnsd) "GDOvE L. JOHNSON. ="
b. B. Swartx Of tAs Rifls TeleRran
was 4 Gleawood visitor last Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

Those of our people who went To
Carbondale to the Efks' entertainm mt
last Saturday evening declare that they
had the very best time ever. All de,
clare that when it comes to entertain
ing visitors the Carbondale Elks are
there with the goods.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

J. 8, Huna is suffering from tAs
mumps at his home in this city, but -
is not being forgotten by his manx
friends who arc very solicitous Of his,
welfare. Every nail bsinc Joe sons'
token of renenhsanee frsa some u
tie boys Thsss reainasn range an
~ way fssa ain pickles - jawbrsak-
ers and froa antipAlsgistiAe and pink
pills to Lydia PinhhAnb AaaaflH Fses-
latss, al Jes says = vin 1als Nm
ten yeaFs TO get evea VITA aA Ne w.
nsstors, bat tAat ~ Win - HI besA
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
Mr.. Rathbone Makes Positive Denial 0
Any Statement That Would justify
Silly Rumors

o Editor Glenwood Post
Q Dear Sir:-
o lean only approach this matter through the
tesy of your paper:
In reply to the statements Of the Avalanche of
Wednesday and Thursday that persistent rmors''
afoat that had threatened to close the hotel,
baths cts do know whether these
existed not till the Avalanche printed them; but
need only state in there b any who
pays any attention the saeeats of the Avalanche
its editor and should infer s0 these articles that
had directly indirectly threatened the city
council with closing the baths and hotel that it is
ABSOLUTELY FALSE SUPERSTITION, - the Ava
lanche could have easily asceztaned by asking any
member Of the city council.
A regards the Glenwood Companys lights
being put out think the Avalanchs editor be
confusing plant with his owH Mutual Company's,
which has unfortunate hab Il iudulgng in this
q have the honor remain, Sir,
Yoan faitAtally,
- H0HART C. RATHDONE-
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28
Sentiment Wc1bl l)bIk
=Jn Pros< an( Ulf$<
m uu 4mes
Is. Z. Kisse)


The little things make - this life,
With all its grief and giadnesS
The lit lie question got yeor wife,
Or left you nursing adness.
The little minutes nnke the hour,
The little brooks ~ river;
The little sweets that yen devour
At last knock out yosr liver.
The little things you GET by heart
Compose your store d learning;
The little jsbs that sing and smart
Set all your being burning.
The atoms make the lofty hills,
The snowflakes make the Aeighing;
The little debts compose the bills
You get so weary paying.
The little petals make the rose,
The little hours ths season,
The little jealousies senpose
The hate that knows no reason.
The little bricks make up the wall,
The little strands the cable;
The little sips are, after all,
What put you meath the table
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

h. B. Swart. Of tAs Riff Teleeran
was = Gleawood visiter last Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

That fish window in Tie store Of
1aAg.au 4 Ebed o. AsA Wed1eslav
was a very tasty display and attracted
The attentio. II many passen-by.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14
PRoFREssIsIsM IN ALASKA POLITICS

HOSE Alaska newspapers which trying to qualify as rep
 eentatves of progressive principle in politics by tear
 inc down. throwing bricks and destroying reputa tions are wrong The path leads through policy of construction of destruction Real progresves en- deavor to up devop They too busy to fight wind mills and do spend time making men of straw for the pleasure destroying them The best progressive the one who takes the fight beyond the sandpatters the calamity houtes and those engaged personalities and gives his ao es to the work that requires performing He lives the pres ent and focuses his hope the future.
 The first step toward the introduction of progressive pr epes of government Alaska must be that of securing Wd CT measure of power for the people, Popular gov ernmen counts for progress because it permits people to follow conclusion with construction vazes discussions o pubic matters It gives dignity and substance to citizenship
 The progressive principle in Alaska politics in the pohca canaon that is now on Territory represented by Charles E. Bunne the Democratic platform on which ne stands His is the candidacy that offers Aasans the hope of segovernment the candidate for Delegate to congress who would make real citizens of the people ot Alas a The platform which he stands the one which proposes to accept the suggestion of Weon and to ask Con- gres and the President for full Territorial government
 And Mr. Bunne every right is the personhcation ot the principle for which he contendng He Alaskan cit zen in all that the implies His life of the wool and web of the permanent home-buidng phase Northern development He progressive and consruc tive He possess confidence the people which the sence democracy He able and clean above reproach
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14
MONTENEGRO TAKES HER OWN.
reproach

TT HE present Europe has given Montenegro an oppor
 tunity to take that which she deprived by the
 powers after the Balkan It was Montenegro that drove the Turks out Albania Scutar captured after siege in which thousands lost their lives and fairly won as prize of war the nsistance of Austria and the other powers including the independent Kingdom Al bana was established Montenegro with wry faces de pared grumbing AS powers became engaged in war other Montenegro proceeded to retake Scuar and occupy Albania While the point is silent, is likely that they with little reence because the peopeof Albania have happy with their King William Prince of Weld and sometime that he tired of his job
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

Senator Thomas P Gore the blind statesman has been States Senator by the Democrats of Okla we'll Gore is of the most useful members the Senate He supporter of the administration without mental reservation and the very able and democratic Democrat That he will be elected foregone cluSion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

The action of the administration taking steps to prevent specuatng foodstuFs timely and will meet with general favor The New Haven brand of stock manulators who take the peoples savings bad enough but spectators the bread and butter supply take from those who have accumulated savings depend upon their daily for their usenance
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

The self restraint shown by the people of Oklahoma in fore going the notorety that would follow the election of ean robber Governor conform with the Eastern idea of the wild and woolly things that please Western fancy
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Ty THE CITY OF JUNEAU
IN THE CITY OF JUNEAU

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 ~ m @ CIV Juneau Alaska 1914 has been completed and now eN for public inspection Of the City Clerk the taxes with the penalty for such denauency are the prope upon lien will be sold by the City Marshal at public auction the front door of the city hall the city of nneu on september 24th the hour of o'clock
 The following description of the property contained in m donopen tax roll the the and the penalty theron and 'u' ueN4 I " Amount
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

The Ohio brgades did not respond to Foraker fire alarm Tuesday they used do in the good old days when politics was an industry instead a function of citizenship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

One of the direct results of the Europe will be thu saving of something than that American sts would have spent that continent it had not come
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

The war in Europe gave The Colonel an opportunity to the solitude of Oyster Bay unoced before the rising tide Wilson popularity overwhelmed him his aborve paign against the administration
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14

The Colonel has wonderful talent mpressaro He al ways closes his show when competition is helpless.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-14
Austria.

In Austria military service Is obll. gatory on all citizens The terms of service are. for the common army, 12 years, of which are spent in the line, in the reserve, and 2 in the Land. wehr For the special armies the term is the same except g years of the 12 are passed in the Londstrum. All citizens between the ages of 19 years and 42 years serving in neither common army, national guard, navy, or reserve belong to the Landstrum. Persons possessing certain educational
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

bieie Meiie cine gang biibI6e 8iideret
5uIammenftelt, bic Inn TOnit 6unberte
un0 SduIenDe foften fpiirbs. DteIem
9tdfdler lit ndbe Derpanot Der finite
lsrif4s Hafauer, Der in Der 9eiea=
f9afs cine re4t 6Gufiee @eitult IL, UNI
Ger iiH aus beri9ieDenen @riinben cine
Qdn3 cute BDiition MAIDEN tann. Sd3i
aeh0rt Der Shaufpeler Der Der 9dusz
frau INNER ben unb ben beriibmten
@dft NIT Der bdau qeb0ri1en Reaitatton
berfpri6t; aber peDer Der SAT- nod
iein @ortruq erfneinen %ientuIs. Sber
etfpd Der Mdler, Der bds 8tl0niB zines
rei6en @mp0rt0mmlings malt unb
ppn biefem bieae.nt nohenldnq ein9e-
laben unb nit feinen Meinen uno du-
ten Wablseiten bebdnbelt ipirD. s3u-
peilsn QefGie6t es babel, Dab ii4 apei
NaRduer oeqenieitiq cine Sale leger,
6enn Der @mporfOmmlina bentt Ofters,
bah Der tiinftlerif6e Guf feines @aites
nit Der quten 8%epirtbuno ausrei4enb
beaablt fet. unb 1T peinli9 iiberrdi1t,
fpenn ibm nod cine. befonbere &e6-
nqtnQ fir bas 8ilb iiberreidt piro.
Die @~inlaDunqen pfleaen Oann ipdrli>
der an tperDen. Bemerten mir am
S9luFe nod. mas bic @%tDmOlp9en
bieasi4t interefiirt, baB bas Bort
nNaRaler" nit benz ebrTamen friihe-
ten 6eraoQf6um Nafau nidts gu tbltn
bat. Gs fDmmt Dielmebr (pie penig-
items Sans Mener in Ieinem 8erlintz
f6en W0rter6uh perii9ert) BON Der
8erliner Eebsnsart der nab, por
nab, b. b. fir umionit; in G1nli9em
Gimme bat man audi friiber rein 6rei-
berger" dneetpdnbt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

.Darauf Der gadfif9 pom0gli4 ncd
rotber ipiro, dber nod einmal fein 8e=
FILTER pie6erbolt. Oabei fdat etits
Der pdd9en gu 8o6en, unD Elm SUB
tritt nerb0s auf ben dnoern. Sbr 6er8=
den tlopft fait bDrbar - Oa lduf. ouf
einmal elm Mus6rud Der gnttduI@ung
iiber ibr &inbergeIidt - 9err Wlar IL
nabri9sinli9 3u einem 5reunb gs5dur
gen, UNI bic Dtat6ematif fir merger
abaui6reiben. 6alb betrii6t, balls dber
au1 erleidtert, nidt me1r init BEN
Otter" reOen gu miifen. raft ie ihre
Badet9en 3uiammen unO ent5ie9; ii4
f6nea Der peiteren 8eobadltung. -
Gus ben 3iigen eines Nlannes am Sc
Iep6on ldfen fi9 bel I9perer SdliiiIe
8ieben, benn erftens lit Elm mdnnlides
Mntlib ni9t in Dem MaBe elm @Fie=
gelbilb Der inneren @mpfinOung rie
6as Der Srdu, unO 3peitens bringt Die
aef@Gftli6e SbGtigteit cine geniHe
Hube un6 SaHfi6feit BET ben 3elez
pbongefprG9en nit fi9, ba ia Oer5eriI-
fpre4er Elm nidtiger 6attor Des Be-
rufslebens bilbet. Nber duh Od fam
man einaelne SDpen Iei9t berdusftns
ben: Sn einem @eI6dft flingelt bas
Selepbon, Der viunge Mann" tirat
gum 4pporat: p9ierr @ebrriiOerr t."
:. itnb nun giebt er benz &unben ae=
naue Mustunft iibsr ben begebrten Mr=
tifel. ,@ielen 9ant," fagt er cana
nit elmer fur3en, englif9en 8cr6eus
gung, ntpirb prompt b%elOrst" Bid
ling - r@mpfeble MIDI" 8iidlirg
- uMber IelbftperitdnOli9" Bid
Iine-o@mpfe6le mid, empfebIe mid"
SIM Safe ruff Der &eIner ben 9errn
am Nebentif9 ans Sslepbon. NRit
elafiI6en @dritten, aber nidt 3u
T9nea, tritt biefer an ben Npporat,
ffemmt einen Mrm in Die Sette, picgt
fi6 in ben Siiften, unb nu9 fur3enl
aGuIpern: n0iar 2eutnent q. :"
plDBli9 aber ftrafft fi4 Die na4ldFi9e
6altung, Der 9berf0rper biegt F6 ges
rabe 3uriid, Die 6aden Happen auIam=
men unb bic 9timme I9narrt =
pl0Bli9 gang in 8ienItfDrm -: n3u
8Gfebl, 6err 9auptmunn
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Sic Mauaceiar 2inis.


GS lit befannt, oaB Ser fiir6li6 ge-
itorbene geaturfori1er MlfreO 9fuiief
@ullace uno 9artpin BEL ibrer Inter
iuhunq Der @ntitebunq un6 Sort
pflanaunq Der 9rqanismen Big gu ei-
nem aepiffen @rab unabbdngig bon=
chamber unD BON DemIelben Nus
qangspunft aus al benz @rqebniB fa-
men. bah aus benz &f i'm Dds
OaIein Die ftGrfere Mrt ben Sieq Be-
hauptet. fprtbeitebt unb fih entpidelt,
pdbrenb bic ihndhere 3uarunbe geben
muB. nur baB Mallace, tpenn es fi9
II bic Sntftebund bes Meni9en ban
bette, i'm @eqenfaB au 9urpins uNaz
turdl Selection" unO au ben. Materta.
lismus Der anOeren Naturpbilofopben
Die Witnfrfund nod dnberer, un6
aipar iibernatiirliner &rGfte anna6m,
unb es mar benn audi nlr bic 5plge-
rihtiateit bieies Stanbpunftes, baB
Waaace f4lieBlin - @piritift aetporz
ben lit. Nahbem Malace i'm Sabre
l848 cine Geife mad Brdiilien unter.
rommen bate, beren @raebniHe - 10.
pobl bic p~ertbpoIen Sammlungen ME
bic mertpiirbiaen Nufaei9nungen =
bur6 einen Sdiffsbranb nerloren ae-
ganQen limb. mahte er BON 1854 Bis
1862 cine Heife bur1 bic mdlaiiiHe
S~nfelipeIt. bas 2anb bes Sranq-
lltdnQs unb bes Nara0iespoqels, befen
GrqebniB in perfnisbene eurDpGifhe
gpra&en iiberfebt purOe. Die llnter>
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
pas se6eimni6poGe S6if.
Bon aurl air6nsr @eimor).


Sin Invertebrates 5eitsnitiid al benz
u@e6eimniB Der Mdrte Geleite" fanD
i6 ppr SSabren in ben binterldFencn
Bapieren zines britif6en Scotia .ers
n~ieberqeleqt. SD f6rieb mir Oamals
ben 8eri6t iiber ienes @ef8ebniB ber-
aus. es qelegentli9 Der gGnali9en 8er-
Qefienbeit au entreiBtn. 0ier 1T es:
SIS mar i'm bDriqen Sabre, Mnfdnq
Nllgut 1913. sd qebDrte benz Dit
telmeerqei@paDer an unb mar duf Ell
niqe Sage na4 Smnrna auf urlaab
aeaanQen. Mir htelten Oamals fadr-
fen NusluQ mad ben penigen nod ieez
tii6tigen &riegsf9iffen 8onapartes.
9ennpH NOR uns bic R~riegsbrigq ia
Guiraiiiere" entqanqen unb i6 muBte
mitanieben, pie biefes S9iff unanqe=
fp4ten in ben Smbrnder 0afen ein@
lief. Sein &pmmanbant mar aber
aud EN- treffli9er Seemann. SD
murOe balb nit ibm befannt. urO er err
a6blte mir BON ietner ueberfabrt cine
feltfame MGr.
@d6renO bisfer Heife bate er zines
Mbenbs - etfpd Inn 1leun ubr - be-
merit, baB bon MeIt elm aroBes. rt-
6eimli@ ausf9auenbes S9iff baber-
fam. Sie Tarben Der I aia flattern-
BEN Tlagqe ienes Sealers tparen abfos
Tut ni9t au ertennen. Ser TranaoTe
- Oucotte bieB er - IeBte fdmmtli6e
Segel Bel. um fiA auf ale SGqe, lei
es 9reunb ober 6einb. aus Dem
Staube gu maiden. 6atte man ibm
bo9 ben frdna0fif4en @enerulfonful
aufs SAiff aeieBt unO i'm fir behen
Simerbeit baftbar qema9t. 9ie Na0t
brad he-ein: aber pGbrenb Der eanaen
9euer berielben mar niHt Elm einaiqes
Neal Elm Qih+fhimmer i'm Meiten au
feben, unb Mtonfieur 9ucotte muBie
annebmen, baB ienes Tahraeue auriid=
qeblieben fei. Der Winb aus Weit
tpuhs Qeqen Morgen erhebli9 unb Die
.guira11iere" fam tiihtig boran;
trobbem bate man fi4 BON ienem
GAiffe ni9t nur niht entfernt. pie fib
beim Mrr 7narauen feItftelen liehb
fpnbern Der Seqler bate oeipaItige
aprtf4ritte aemaAt: inter pollen Se>
qeln fam er beran. 0ie Tarben Der
Tldqqe batten apeifelos M.nb unb
Metter altsoeblei9t. Die NdtionIli-
tat lieB fih ni6t fsititellen, 10 eifriae
W2iibe EA Oucptte aud CAB.
Ser Transoie mertte. OaB fernere
Nl1dt perQebens; bic OrDre, bic i'm
aur untbGtiofeit atpuna, bate er iiber-
bips lGnaff Dermiinfdt. I'm a6t u1r
etpa bate i'm bas 6abr8eua bes im-
mer fGrfer fperbsnben MinOes peaen
einoebolt. Mber notwithstanding
erfolate fein Mnruf, tein 3ei9en 8um
Neiteoen. grftaunt idben bic Hran-
apTen chamber an. Mllf benz SdifFe
mar nidt bic qerinafte Beipegunq an
entbeden. 9a entf9loB iih Rapitdn
Ducptte, ben Sana au erOffnen, un0
lieR einen RanonenfduB ubfeuern =
er bate niHt bic qerinafte Mfrtunq.
War Dus Gniff perlaTen2 @srlaHen
unb bennoa unter SeaeI9 Wldn fhpB
auf bic Soteluge - bic RuaeI truf
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Den 0duptmd1t, Der tt@ ndA Dem NH-
terDed neiate. Die YeI9pinbiafeit
bes S1iffes 1eB iOaleiA na9; an
8OrO aber tonnte man audi iebt no9
teinen Menf6en ieben. ga feBte Ou=
cote elm Boot aus, Oas binter benz
Stern bo~rbeifa6ren unD ip~eniqftens
ben Hdmen Oes ieltiamen &aitens IT,
mitteIn iolte.
9alO no60em Das Boot al Ser
8ad~boroieite neg Seglers beridpun-
ben Dar, MO- es Oriiben am 9ed Ie-
6enOig, uno eiIig ridteten fih Die
Glider Der 6ran3oien biniiber: Sbre
eigenen Gelte paren es, Die ffe err
bIidten. ltnO mgeiGumt gaben iene
oaS Signal, OaB Die Antpeienbeit oes
&opitdns geipiinidt meroe. Stint
Wlinuten fpGter befan0 OucDtte Tih
a1f Dem Ibmar8en, unbeimliden
Sdiffe, an Oeiien Steuer Ser Name
ga Mnnonciacion~ al leien mar. Die
Serren oes SegIerS tparen Die
Gottert. 9luf benz @erOef lageu sic
6felette Der fait n0aig bon Oielen
Sbieren aufgefreiienen gefaBung.
Nm Goroermuit aber lebnte aufredt
cine @eitoIt. gs fonb fif, ooB Sic
Mannf9aft Der ,NnnOnciacion" nit
6Gnbsn uno 6iiBen auf Oed urD
Der &apitGn on oen MfaIt genagplt
moroen tporen Dor IeBterem Itono
cine nod gefiillte 6laide urto Elm ie-
oenfalls uripriingli6 aii1 niht lecrer
Geler; offenbar beioes gum 3ued,
Dem MneenageltenS antalusqualen 8u
bereitefl.
llno oes GdtbieIs 20iung? Sin
nad Oamaligen 8egriffen gu Geft
Dollitredtes ltrtbeil. MonIieur 9u=
cote iiberlieB mir Elm S9riftftiid,
Oas er in elmer am MaIt ienes linz
gliidsidiffes befeltigten 6laf6e ee-
fltn0en; es lit oielen Bapieren beige
fiigt. Cine @bidrift oabon mar in
einem gIei6en 8ebGltniB in Ser 60
lite entOeft mor0en, uno oieie iiber=
CAB Der 6ran5oie Der @afenbe60roe
3u Smprna.
Sin 8or0 Der vMnnonciacion~ mar
io3uiagen oaeS bon ben Staten per=
nidtet fpor0en, Die ii6 ungebeuerli6
bermebrt batten; 9ucotte IieB oober
oas S6iff led MAIDEN, uno man febr=
te olif Die g@1iroliiere1 5uriid. SIN
9~lbfegeln iabeu Oie 6ran5oien nod bic
uMnnonciacion4 in Die Slutben per-
iinfen.0
Scenes Sdriftitiid a6er Iautete:
uMm 81. 9e5ember 1912, in ben
@epdliern bon Buerto Mtapor 1os
Gsmangos, ftieB Ser &apitdn g9il-
lome8, @efeblsbaber Der Sregotte
uSamlett~ 9. brit. &c., quf 0aS fo-
Iumbiide geegerfdiff ga annoncta-
eion". @emGB Ben engli1Aen Sc
ieBen gegen ben StlaOenbanbel gebot
ser &ommattoeur Ser ,6amIet4 oie
geiammte W2annfGaft gefangen3u-
nebmen, bic p0lig betrunfen mar. 90.
aber i'm S6iffsroum Ser r~Nnnocion-
cion~ @aaren ~gefunoeH pltroen, sic
bon einem 5abr8eug Der britiiden
gtation eeraubt paren, ulo oie Sei-
den 8neier GnglGnoer, oie man in
Der @ile ni9t mebr ins Meer BATE
merfen fonnen, 70 iibte Ser gefebIg-
baber ser u@amlet~ @ieoerpergel-
tungsredt. Or lieB oie g~eiannte
Wonni6aft alfs @erOed nogeln ano
iibergab oas Sfau6idiff nit alien Sc
geln ben @inoen.
Auf bober See, ben 81. DECEMBER
1912.
Ser &apitan,
RnfohI2hoho, So,. c~s,ooo44o "a + on
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Ole 80 il ug.

.@potbefers Mlma ion Dir. la reir
lid Dein StdnOhen nit einem 4iibd
@aIier 9elobnt babefB eigeutIim Elm
Itarfe Stiid - bel Oieier falten @it-
terungl" -.,a
- Sea, fie bat ia Elm @dd@en -
2inoenbliitbentbee nadgetDorfenl"
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

ieiien battcu, muroe unier erlter
Sunge geboren."
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Steiner s. ri 3 II m.

vMein Mann bat mir gum @eburts-
taqe ben Qdufer BON MarGtbpn ges
f6entt."
.@on Maratbong Das Seppi6-
qei6dft tenn fh ia aur ni1t!e
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
5tin M mt.

n9ag bette BEL einem GiferbaInlrn-
gliid lift natiirIib @eitesgegenpart.~
- n91un, if meme oas @egentctl
1T nod belier.~
uDus @egenteil2
uSSa: &0rperabDelenbeitl"
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Ser &apitdn,
@efe6Isbaber Der 5regatte 9. b. sc.

10uIllIpI NIIIOIIle8.
Gin babies sSabr lang CLIO hotte
oos Sdiff Die Meere Ourdfreu3t, Elm
polles babies Sabr. limo ungeSeben
uno unbeih6oiet mar es Ourb Die
Meerenge BON Gibraltar gelongt.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-11-12
n uu \ MILITARY
nz ACADEMY

A Select Non-Sectarian Boarding and Day
School for Boys. Military Disciplined Small
Glasses; Men Teachers. Careful supervision
secures results that are not attained else.
whore. Send for catalog.
s21 Marshall Street, Portland, Oregon.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-11-12
Gardening on a Small Scale

} o y . . 3 . . 9 9 9 3 g g =.
, This is the third and last of
series of articles by W. II. Robert
son, assistant Horticulturist OF the
, Department al Agriculture, Province
) of British Columbia, treating OF gar
, dening methods on small scale.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-11-12
CULTURAL METHODS FOX DR.
FERENT VEGETABLES.
Ennfinuedl
(Continued.)

- WEET CORN-The soil should
- be very rich in plant food. A
heavy application of barnyard