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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22

duced
 Gov. Strong is opposed to the fishing industry being exploited or monopo- lized by selfish cannery companies, who are robbing Alaska's waters of the wealth of this resource and giving but little or nothing in return.
 The report also asks that the com mercial rates on the government tel egraph and cable lines be reduced; the Indians given title to their lands; additional lighthouses be established along the coast; the game laws be amended and changes made in other laws so as to make them more applica- ble to Alaska.
 Cordova and other Prince William sound ports are intimately concerned in all of these recommendations and particularly the one in reference to the construction of railroads. We all re alize that favorable action on the Chamberlain bill at this session of Congress means revival of interest and times in Alaska and will gladly welcome the day when our residents will again be happy, contented and prosperous.-Cordova Alaskan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22

country, is in Juneau this afternoon. He is a Southbound passenger on the Princess Sophia.
 Harry l.. Wollenberg will leave for a visit to the States about the first of next month.
 Jack Timmins, enroute to the States aboard the Mariposa, spent the time while the vessel was in port shaking hands with old friends.
 Con Sullivan, who has been sojourn. ing at the Occidental Hotel for several days, returned to Sheep creek today.
 Thomas Smith. guard at the Feeder, al jail, is confined at St. Ann's hospi' tai for treatment.
 Mrs. James York of sumdum, who has been in town attending her sister, Miss Evelln Johnson, will return to her home. Miss Johnson will leave for the South on the Mariposa for treatment in a San Francisco hospital
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Kearnes and Mrs. w. stingle are at the Occidental Hotel. They will leave shortly for Dawson.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Petellis, who have been living. ate the Occidental Hotel have moved to Douelas where they are keeping house.
 J. H. Dakin, compressorman at the Perseverance, is visiting in town. He is at the Occidental.
 Ray G. Day arrived in town from Perseverance and is staying at the oc' cidental Hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Edwards of Hoo nah, arrived in Juneau from the States on. the Al.Ki last night and are stay ling at the Alaskan Hotel. Nate Mullen, of the firm of Mullen < 3Hebert, proprietors of the Hub, is a passenger on the Northwestern, re- turning to Juneau. William Ferguson. well known com Emercial man, was Georgia passenger enroute to sitka.
 l":Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen, proprietor oi the famous Pullen Housesat skagway is a passenger on the Princess Sophia enroute to the States.
 E. M. Mcveitty, well known Alaskan and formerly engaged in business al Nome, arrived on the Al:Ki last night
 GU. Alexander, of the -Hoonah Pack ing company. returned from the States on the Al-Ki last night J. ". Ruffner, head of hte Pine Creek Power company, one of the larg est concerns operating in the Atlin
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
TREApWELL BASKETBALL
 PLAYERS MEET TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-The machine shop team, leaders of the tournament and the cyanide plant, tail enders' will play basketball at the Treadwell club tonight.
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MARINE NOTES

The Princess Sophia arriving from skagway this morning will sail South at 8 o'clock tonight.
 The Mariposa arriving from the Westward this afternoon will leave for Seattle at s o'clock tonight. k
 The Al.KI arrived from the South last night and departed on return trip today
 The Northwestern will arrive from the South tomorrow night.
 The Admiral Sampson will be due to arrive from the Westward Jan. 2S.
 The Georgia left for sitka yester' day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
ARRIVALS ON MARIPosA.

The Mariposa arriving from the Westward about 1:3O brought the fol lowing passengers for Juneau:
 From Seward-J. w. Barker.
 From Valdez-P. R. McGuire.
 From Cordova-W. H. Mendham, w S. Carpenter, H. Holm.
 From Haines-J. w. Martin.
 From Skagway--William o'Connor Harry Marsh, L. Baldwin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
 THE WONDERFUL FILM

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-"The Adven- lures of Lieut.. Petrosino," the great American detective, is truly wonder full picture. Those who saw 1t last night pronounced 1t one of the best they had ever seen. It holds ones interest every minute. The skilful sleuth traces the dreaded Black Hand members to their den and captures the gang. but not without stirring ad' ventures. After two of the gang es' cape, he Is commissioned to trace the members to Italy. Arriving in Pal nero he is assassinated. The picture
 Is in four reels, and is without doubt one of the most magnificent ever
 brought to Alaska.
 A comedy, that is corker, will com
 plete the program. The same admis sion. Friday night is prize evening"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
Notice.

: B. R. Leivers is in charge of the GIL ugan draying business, during the lat ter's illness, and all business with that firm should be conducted with him. 1I17.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS, Jan. 22.-There will be aremen's meeting at the fire hall tomorrow evening. Important busi- ness is to be transacted. Four-reel pro gram will be held afterward.
 Mrs. Charles Sey has recovered from her attack of pneumonia.
 Miss Freeburn is much better today
 The Al.Ki arrived from the South last night.
 rapidly.
 Large numbers of skaters enjoy themselves every evening on the ice pond at Treadwell. A good crowd was present at the dance given at the Treadwell club last night by the Treadwell orchestra, The music was enjoyed immensely. The Eagles met last night.
 The Caledonlan Club will observe aBobby" Burns birthday tomorrow evening ana nave u ulSh O'N the Croatin society hall-on St. Ann's avenue. Refreshments will be served. There will be dancing and a general good time. Terry Gilligan is recovering from his attack of sickness. concrete" Johnson has the contract for erecting the bell in the school house tower. He will start tomorrow morning. The bell was hauled to the school building today. 1 There will be a band rehearsal to- might at the Treadwell club, at S:15 o'clock. All members are asked to be present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT.

Toys of Destiny" Powers, 2-reel feature, certainly pleased everyone last night, for it's kind that shows real doings.
 Indian Dances and Pastimes," "1O1 Bison" reel, showing interesting dances of the Indians.
 Cupid Finds Way" Nestor com edy, very pleasing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22

Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire 6S4 B. 9th st. 124-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
Bargain Sale

EngIIsh cravenette RaIneoats, ss,
 Sto.5o, s11, S12.5o. silk Dreses-ss.5o, st2.5o, s15, $2o. EmbrOlderles and laces, underwear
 $1.25 to s2.5o.
 PottlcOats-75c, s1, s2.25, $s. s4 s5. Corset covers-s5c, soc, and 75e. silk Walsts-75e, s1, g, $s, s4, and s5. Ladles' eIoves-5oc. Ladles' HOse-15e, soc, soc, and st. Ladies' KImonos-s2, s4 s7, ss, $15.
 JOE KELLY 7a FRONT STREET JUNEAU
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
CHOIR REHEARSAL.

There will be an important practice of the Trinity Episcopal church choir this evening at 7:45 o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-22
BAND REHEARSAL POSTPONED.

The regular rehearsal of the J.H.s. band has been postponed until Mon- day evening of next week.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
KjBhtnhap1t.

GorSoia=Nfferen, Souls Goroo.
Jas &reoitorer bar ifslge u@opeoIt."
! laoet inbbente CIT 2egeerfleri1g ON
ba1s @elbreostilltan0. 9enne gaar
CORDOBA imno, for laa bi6t font hst
uotaler, at Tnngielsopboloet bel
life nil bore be.oigt for CORDOBA,
n1e11 cog iffe bill neobryne bal1S Sci
breb. &on cit Sfifteiomlil1g forleoe,l
Sag bebtoge5 set 6erefter at trnTe
Soranitaltninger til Gorbplas Gper-
flptnino fra &linifen til @eItre
5aa1giel.
Moro. Jarlte Sllleoags Mftel
inofa11Gt en DelflGot Mo1,b fig pao
Gbarlottenl1tno Sernhune1totipn pg
tee ol1crebe fra Ielefi pnalttpmutel1
It'll Nolitiet / &ellerlrp, at en- Come
bapoe lfuM Jig i Gborlottcnllmo
|sfoo. Ga Eplitiet fon1 til1tehe blep
beofpmn1cnbe Game f,nrbet i Sfo=
ben t 1pe1t0e Silital1o. Sum fprtes
til SpNebulct, l,tpr bln fort efter
afgif beo 9p6en. Gen Mann, font
tele1o1ercoe, cit Jortner pe0
Moon 9nnle forflare0e operfo or
Nnlltiet, at Dall,en bopoe ifltot fig
1eln, meoens Eun poo Ss5errbune ita=
tIonen til Ell Nsiiitent bopoe 1aqt,
at ban bopoe lfl,ot belpoe. 1amer
par acknowledgements poa @ort1bo9m
og FEB Sngeborg Netro &anje11.
|Sormcr @onien CT nnbolot.
MrreI tu1t Mfre0 !Sanlen bur /
6orl,rr tilltoact at babe ifl1ot sSS19e=
borg &onien I GbqrLottenllnr6
|Sfob, og at ba1 ~ie1,ere milte6e
wfooet til at 0rGbe Jig Ielp.
Sarpnesien pan &piltucreliet.
"Serl. 2io." bar pppe pan ct fat=
ttgt &piitfamner fl1noet en- forben
1neget torment Came, ser tilt leber
Il ben 6pbelte 9seo. &nr er Oatter
LAT cit fiebenbopnif Iobrifm,t og
blep gift meo Ell e1rgelif 8oron. Sin
I11elte S1o bab6e Jun lepet / @uq=
,lano og Gpiflano, bpor Ma1roe,t
bdooe cit 8eitooelfe. Sons 6prml,e-
omltenoigbeo finoes life rietig op-
I lDite; rte,l 90 ban bp6e / 1904, bar
Der 1ogle &entepenee til G1tfer1, ser
ttl1l6 be1roe fra England / ct Mars=
Ito og bolot iaa brat op. SIT Duq
bar "@aronesia," cit fattig Some,
bbis Mpbler blep taget for at 6nf-
tie @iul5, og bboo Der liben er bp,1ot
be1roe, ligger ben / DunfeIbeo. Me=
1igbeosp1ejer1e far fnnloet ben6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

Sc ppet lin Mgrfcts @ernina: Soar
,1aar ti0ligt Mptoars0ug gift up
gc,1nun Npets. @ahe, lua man
Sfamr lia9e paa Emppeple aloen=
for nolfillige Dere.
gn ,loem Sfif, TOM sen @a'ua
bar ulnlirSelig, CT I'LL ogloa loo
goot lom ppbprt: at am r,tnot %
pn|fe ~~qluoeligt Npeaor". Sc lmaa
@eltislin9smGn0 git fra DIR til
@pr. Nannopurtsipenoun % 2Gr=
lineelt gift finn til Melterens &lur-
ser. ll1roertioen bar SC i1r&til fent
- efs Nerl Toner / Nslae ira ct
'Steo, pa fpr en- Mano, Scr iao /
en- flor @ebrift % bapoe mango Vor=
biuoslier, tl1n0e 9oaen blipe be-
ip9rliu moi, iiGr bpis BON Dor loa
ipe1lnube4 at hghc rou ct Wlus lpm
Sil1ift til Yeugegoper1. Mllere>e for
l111llNc Mor tilbaae fplte GgN gait
lfe nutlrlig SNa1oenc Jig for ltote
til at gm bernie polite 1tagcr=
gang" N%ptaursoaa. 90 ,oern1eo |alht
Oell bort. Mfen i i'm Sio bar be1
pUret life Eliot aln1ilrNelig, llus,l og=
iao berettiget. Nu ginea fln r9tpt=
oar" otter Gil mlegct inc ltru"l1fet
Mnalcltn % set or eli ren ,Sor=
npjellc at poe belr til &c fun, lpan
meG Mette bar beruret ct clogs
&rap berpoa.
|, gn,ouu feires Aarslfiitet lneN al
jSlogs Nlorn % Stnohei. 81 Oct
ber tplereres 0el1 enc often nlll
Moret, lt1ar set lfer nren &oaobeo.
Ser fm polbe Tortru0 - +. CTS.
for sem. luu fierer -lNqa Gnoen Ell
Ter &eien. st Star lsfer baltig, lrr=
lig fpr &c sGlorc. Mteu set CT BOG
ct Nfnit for Jig, og me1et fan bent
Dc / 9alyt al ct Mor. 0crfor er Get
ct hpitioeligt Sjeblif, 1toar airfe-
|uret ilaar fire tolp Slag Mptanrs=
not % %fprfplioer, at set ga11le Nar,
bois f9ele Suobolb I'LL CT ofi!eret,
gaar It's, og set 1lpe Nar goor itto
meo lit 1tigeuu1entrGWeliae Slpr
for alle line @emmeligbeoer. Eoa
- lpn Ser ltoar / sc gomf,e 81
maliafcr: "@un roaoer for bpnh
Mnret lfol bri1tae!!" 2an ns ha lmabe
oct hcoite og pGre ~forhere0t poo
l. nract minore.
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poa BET nrDntc 2pftsrlm. Scr bar
blM lepet / 81 Mar, mcm,el telfp,
liot Maget / @opc0et., S berl0es
Ta,,tali lppger Scot % Sag uMrncl
fra gnglanb". Yengene, lom ell
9ullg n,aa fomnle. Mu Imller
mon mo til bcnbe.
Gm bclorgamiieret Nanoe. &eb ct
rent EilfGloe CT &iDbenbapns Np-
liti l1poer BeltrGbellern for at fao
fat / Mpperen fra Nprregooe, foot
paa cit 8cbrogers 6nmilie, bpis Mc=
f, ritter ntun / lGngere Ei6 baDSe }po=
! ret, 1lnc1l font ma1l life flu1oc fua
fat /.
l1noer Gitcrlegninger1le al Mprre=
gabc=H ppcrcu, ntelltc nlalL, ut ban
bar Jet / SllmS T%orretnin9 paa
3itergaoe, % @agen eftcr fornno=
be6es bnn at bape pGret i1oe /
@prge1ens @otteforrctninn bpor
bon Dalaoe bilit paa ell @efienot,
letter at Nolitiet bapoc foaet bette
at bioe, apertereoe matt / Sc fiphen=
babnlfe 9labc efter oen @errc, ser
bab0e bil1t pua SC %iorlnentligc 6pr=
brpber, OF bcnlte @erre nrelote Jig
poa No!ititmnn1eret, bppr l)an op=
lplte, at oen gfteripgte bar CIT pis
''&nn1en, outaaelig' @anfaSlilte1t urell
ispriat fienote Yolttiets @ienmelS=
man6 lite noget pioere til banl.
Mun gif n1 eiter Sporet o9 tanot
bele Iamilien i en- 2ejltgbeh |
@oorofs GuGrga6e. Taoer, 5pn og
to 9ptre anboloteS pg ferte3 poo
Nolitilntimpclt.
Tor en- Gangs Sfplo bar Yplitlet
her giort ct goot Snip. Ser CT
Gbecfs- oa a,eore georagerier nao
Dercs in1le5 Spnoereailtcr.
Etl at begnnoe neo troeoe Eo=
litiet, at 6umtlien harabe meo gfpr=
regabe=M operiet at qipre, 111en MOI
far iii for1abt bcl1re Nnifuelle %
ltaar, 1nao bcnnc f%Yorbrpbelle a1r=
'gnar, after pau hlr @l11b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23
Sfibsreber, .auptQil otto S.

5tlbSre0er, .Aopfaill Otto s..
81. af ., CT afgoaet peo Or
ben. San bar fpot 18be Sftober
1927 og blep iaaleoes ODER SO Nar
9amn1el. S fin l1neoom foer ban til
SIS og igrte / flere Aar Sfibe, bl.
a. for rns]iife Me6erier. San tog
@orgerlfob iom 5fipper 14oe Mpr1l
1852. Sra 8egpnoel1en al 7Verne
for ban boet / 6re6erifsbobm.
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bar pilt lia pao Iiitebeitnl,ocn /
Nollrrlc pe0 &nltul. @icn0erlc Ct

bar pilt iia poo 6iitebdtmtOen /
Gatllcl,c peo 2pltul. @ieooerlm CT
nenlliN blet %angrebet a oct ialte
&rno. Sc ellers loo n%osolon,ne %
arilfc 6ilte gier i,laen Mfobitano,
naar DC fa,laes % trtrffeS up. Sc
finncs oripen6e i Na1bet, fl1l01 tu'l=
DIG frilfe, mell lanlmet al Sultumt1=
oct. Iiifernc bar 6erfor ajort loa
itore 6angiter. iom set life /
Mim,os Minoe er feet.
&ontrplasiitenten / 9ubbclAcn-
gen, S en- peitfpnif &ontrolforening
bar ontaaet Ell np &ontrolasliitcne.
So ban forleoen Gag fontrplle=
reoe poa Ell @oaro for fpritc Gang
% ON Mftenen pnifeoe at oflngge ct
priuot Mftenbeipn fif bal1. iorin0en
ban for!oo @aarben, oupiit tit So
bepnrelie, lon til Speroags bcllpt<
teoes lom YigepGrelie for 0en enc
AT @aaroers &iaer;; nlell 1,oor ser
bleb ~fpntrolleret" operloOes 8G=
rcllet til, MSliltente1, meoems blr1
job / set ~tillteoenbe Yigcfanlnler
hos Sen anben AT W%anr0ens Higer,
ga ser / lto1tnnpnte &ulnttlcr ito6
cit flor 4pb6eltie1a> bnori begge
Eigernc, laa loa.
o. Montroloslltc>1ten ao9et lto
paa Motteu forn tilbage til @oar=
Oe1t, tog ban - ufje,6t lorn ba,t
par $4,000 fell al &uretict % git ino
cg frpb / Dobbelticrge,r, 90 oennre
bar toni, foroi be9ae Yiger1le ogiaa
bapoe iprlpltet Jig meb EFT Mftensz
ltofl1,Qt.
M5iiitenten iop lnart De Metfuroi=
ges Sppn> lpa1 nloll 10 fun fa11
9ipre, naar man CT Jig ingen 8rpoc
bebio1t.
2tM ienerc fonl ben fgrlte al
Hi9erne bienl % bn set par blepet
ienere ems bu11 ifptteoe ONT at hubble
itn Sopefmnmerat i, 1rnoloo lutn al
tgn6e GUS, fluote Jig }aa itilfrr=
0igt al joni ma1ltgt og frb ifplge
uSIp,s Sen trebla0" t 0pbbeltlu1=
I gent til lin fornlentligc Sooefonnme=
rat, 1tben at 0ern1e paagncoe. Grnrt
FOB ogioa BUN.
Noget Iel1ere tom sen an0en Ni9e
biem> og oct ianm1e %gientog iia im11
mes Nige Mr. 1. Nlle 8 1po MI /
0obbeltlelwen, i1lotil Gieren npit(
@orQcn fal6te pao. Dem, og itor
blep oeres 6orbap1elle> Ga DC oa,
bpor mango Sc bar, laa flor .co10og=
iuo, at mrge1 al Den piloe ltoo op
::fbr1t.
Gjercn n1natte fontntc n1eb ct
&appe til bper al Higerne at ogffe
fig meb; ferlt 90 flilr0e' aor1trolasit=
ftenten fpnnte op pq fou Mgpn6t
paa i'm @ier1ina.
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En- Gave bedre end Guild.

Dr.: Warmers White Wine and Tar Svr,1n
asn hsdste Medicin paa Jorden for Hoste..
vii blive sendt fit Til ale Presto. som for,
1anger det. or ~lige1edes til enhver verdir
ferson ON vii anbefale dette store Middei
SyRdomr1e. $50 u A's
Erb5diRst. THB G.. D. WARNHRcO..
cOlDWATER, MICH.
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3pllxtth.

Meb @arsptnet ium Toripaub.
@ipbnalt6 Sobmieu / &orsdr toq
|ifelge uGelti. Coz" forleoeu I'D
paa Gtore gult for at fiife. &eoil
lom ban iao og pilfebe, fit ban ct
enSog n1egct itnrft gib og ga ba1'
life fun6e trGffe 6angite1 op, gior=
De bon Snoren= ser bar ny oQ
ltgn, taft / Toritaple1,. SCR Sobalr=
fen rigtig bapoe teiilroet fig, iejleoe
ban meo jeon og goo 1Sart noroef-
ter trufffg1 at lin Ddngit.
Stor 11bpanbring. Sra Guer 6elo=
borg ct Ser / 2pbet at De itoite to
Mar reilt en- ulnonanlia flor MG1g>
De Meunel fer til Mlnerifo. Get ct
'lflg. u@nlitebr. Dag&A.", 1onr ont Sc
lt1tge pau @gre1r far facet eli larpb
Mn1erifa=6eber. S Sen iioites Tio er
Der neppe goaet cit ltge, noel1 at On
eller Mnben er rejit til Mmrifa. Men
be l111ge er life o5pl1e ont &ejie=
1piten; Sen. iptes pglaa at bupe
lmtttet Sc 9glore; III. a. er cit ulDre
pellitueret Murermel tier nut ia1n1l1e11
meo fin Cater afreiit til Mlnerifa.
&inraaaro, Gattiesaaro, @piitolc,
Ser / fit 9io bar @erregaaro og emo
INT bar beuaret fine bpulpe6e &i9l=
6ere og tIoels &~plD9raoe11e, er ifgl-
&c "&ibe Stiftst.~ llDb1m til Salg
al Sc apmm1n1er, ioan ejer BEN, og
for bDilfe be1 er 9pr bOr at oribe
fo1n Tattiggaar0. 5 6e1r Nnle6ning
agiterer 9giifoleforltonOer Sieperts
fra @rammittge poo Ggnen for at
faa &iGrgaarh omonnnet til cit
&piifole paa nationnlt, friiteltgt
@rlnblag. Ser lpnes at bore Ell
betpoelig Stemntng for Ela1re1t
Man0t Cnncgnens 2anotna1r@.
Maar Der life betalts @nnbeifat.
bltper @ltubeejere1l pantet, Oct er cit
gontrrl Sfif. Men ltour ser life for
pRret noget at pa1ltc l. bar mu11
vgtbet pp", % &unba1 leoeoe bloc
re poa &reoit. 5aaleoes er set It'll
fife mere / Manoers. 9sour Gfatten
fife betales, bar 2prigbeoen Sob
til at ilaa Sunoen ibirl. Da Sog=
bet forleben' par poa l1bpant11tng
for @un0eifa los bu1t / JIg. ,@u,t-
oers Mmts Mpis" me0ffgre en- ifor
&asfe, bpori aIe b=e @ll1be blep
plltteoe, for bpilfe Der Ifpaotes 5fat,
.og loo transpprtereoes Sc til set
offentlige Slagtebns, bpor Sc nlaat-
te Lobe 2ipet for oeres Gieres Ct
terlooenbeo. ..s,t,
g8&&tS&%Fs t-%fH sEeH# ~. .&as1}
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@rrnr.

UVSItlut=< SNltICH. SUu SlUrlptltUe=
%ll0betalil1g / oe1l lifni0erenoe &a1l=
0els=, @narbperfs= % 2%al1bbr1gs<
bunf er Ser al ca. 600 Sporere be=
bet t3S,5O0 SIT. @n Gel al; ois1e
8e1rge er inc lottc / oe1t n%yopreete0e
I2onobotunf, Ser bar nlo0taget TO-
900 SIR. / SNlbloa11 og bar cabinet
1926 11pe SSSr1oloonSfonto.
Gn ny StoripinSler. Sra Stege
me66ele5: @obsforpalter paa Ma=
rierborg, Str. syog, bar melot fig
ielp til Nolitiet % optpit, at BON
|nf &ofiagermeiter Brep $. MoltfeS
@ripotfosie lar ltiaolet $4,000 ST.
90 ira @repe1ls 8rober, @reb. Crit
Moltfe, &%iebenbobn, 10000 ST..
,Sog blep 6erefter anbol6t. 8e6rn
gerterner 1tuffer Zig ooer ct Si0s=
rum al 10 Nar. Tog bar life be-
goaet 6alitnerier.
S%pnllffe ncb 8prnbolm. st NIT
rl1sliif @apm1noeriggeliesifib See
rof", Scr bar bpgget i @mglo1rh %
paa &eiie fra Mib0lesborougb til
.2ibaa,, itra,roe6e Mptoors6ogs Of
teu &l. 1912 beo Mr1rager &aa
@ornbolnt. 8eiatningen, Ser beitoo
al 6 Gnglen0ere og 1 rusliif Off
Ger, gift / 8oo6ea1, 1ne1t 6eu11e fGnt=
reoe. Sen rasiiife. Officer og Ma+
ffi1m1e1tere1t re61e6es, meoens a5n>>=
tai1eu pg 6e gprige 1 Mfnarb 6ruf=
noe. 4 of 2tgene er brepare i 2o1r0.
3re @anae til Mmerifa. Gn IS
Mors @nfe fra luxembourg gif ont
Dor / Mmerifobonbet v@ellig Slab"
for at feire Sesl1len foS iin 9atter og
9Digeridn / Nem Dorf. Set er tre=
Die @al9, ber6cs 8nrn far lupbt
be,eoe @illet, iaa bum er ba1t til
MtlanterbaDsforten. Nn genbe6e
bun Jig til at ie, ON Meillimnb}elt
bar f%orar6ret fig meget, 1i0en bum
'Dor Ser ii6lt. Oct er bare CIT e11eitc
cling, iom Sen @an1le bnr n1isfnr=
n9iet n1eb. @pr11er1e bapbe ien6t
ben0e BILLET til nrrDer @lasie e. Set
er nneoDen0ig at BRUCE iaa mango
Genge til Sen lille Sun, fogbe BUN.
9re6ie &lasie fu1poe gp6t fape
giort Set; leg er ga life ian CANT
mel en6r1.
st flint Trpfenfluiter. Mosfi!oe
bar ct mutt toplliif beliegenbe o0e=
Iigt Sonrfr1flo1ter, font er pprettet
1899 af Margretbe l1lfelM og sSr6=
fen 8ertbe Steel. &loitret ipilIer en-
flor @olle / 8pen, og set eier Tor=
roen omfattnoe S~or6egobs tillige
6en ianfol6te Moitermarf, ser er
&oSfiloeS egertIige @po0ierparf,
friper Sort 9anb". &1oitrets &ri=
oritroe, iom bar Ma1g i treble
&lasie Scr. 3, ct en- Game, til bpem
Der taaes iGrlig &enipn / Mosfiloe..
Sun bar egen gfpipage, oe bum
iarnler ofte &loitrets &onpe1ntl,nlin=
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|ligbeo, S oper % Mar bor Nricr-
iroen pGret Trf. 8irgitttte 8I,lbme,
iom MI bar trltffet Jig tilbaae.
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beb HrGite. Decemberitor1lere for
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|bololomme Mnngber at 8iirf1,ingett
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
PLAN WAR UPON
INFANT DISEASE
AMERICAN -Oa NY lOE fHt-
AINTiDN Oi' INFANT NOR.
IlifD ~ ~ ~~iDN

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f1r De- nuu convention HI III
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rr1rr
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hetifi niI Wr William LnH,ll
Putnam boz discussing infant mor.
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many more aIn Ill and Those lIl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
Help the Stomach
Digest Your Food

"I. .sa stomach 'H." tH digest
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fUs bowel. become t.HE..T Hf.
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are gradually forced uto '., blood.
ar-ue I..trU anI often ..I.H
fIra
Most people rsuri'f object W
fle drastic. ,atHr'i. and rIr.ft.
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patton nr CALDWELL syrup Pep.
SIM sold by druggists OF ufy cents
lu1 ono dollar 81 bottle De- doe. pot
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pleasant. aud i therefore the most
satisfactory remedy Tor thIIfr0n.
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Caldwell t5l Washington ST. Sion
tcello lI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
Black Dirt For Sale

200 loads Of black dirt for
sale. Inquire sos Tyler. Phone
407.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

Bnil1 concrete silo with ter
Years guarantee. See J L. Ueam
II nrsgolt0n Pryor A Co lfTtu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12

500 ,.i0nan'e people allowed
uIr.. 0.r YOUR ui'e mother or Sis
'.. tIw place Boo particular D. the
Oriental Hotel al2tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-12
NUTS NEW CROP

WalnuiS, Brazil nuts. Filberls, Peoans soft
shell almonds per pound ............ .25c
Coffee. Ferndale. 55c grade, 3 lbs. for Csc
Coffee, Peabery. 4 pounds .........Sl.0O
Coffee Rio fairly good Coffee 5 lbs for Sl.OO
HENS RABBITS, FISH OYSTERS VEGE-
TABLES AND FRUITS
Remember yoU pei the most Of the best for
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