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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
ATOM SCOTT FINN
IS LAID IN THE TOMB

|<rhe funeral OF Eaton Scott Finn,
.h Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Finn. took
ace Wednesday afternoon. The In.
,.ment was in the family lot in Royal
tx, the Rev. J. T. villers, OF the
Est Baptist church. conducting the
frvices.
Scott Finn was born in Detroit %
ars ago. He was educated In the
A>ntral High school, the Michigan
fricultural college and the Univer.
~ Of Michigan. He was a member
the Delta Epsilon fraternity and Il
rs from among his fraternity broth
y, that the pallbearers were selected.
For the last two years he had been
Manistee as the manager OF the
pd department. Of Buckley & Doug
Lumber Co. He was engaged to
4 married to Mics Marjory Mitchell,
yughter of the mayor OF Manistee.
he marriage was to have taken place
the near future.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
Put Up the Sword

Put up the swordr' The voice OF
Christ once more
Speaks. In the pauses Of the lannon's
Ger field: of corn by nery sickles
And left dry ashes; over trenches
with nameless dead; DER cities starv-
Under rain Of Are; through wards OF
woe
Down which 2 grooming diapsson runs
or desoiats women in their far-on
Waiting 70 hear the step that never
o. men and brothers! let that voice be
heard.
War fails, try peace; put up the u.slss.
Fear not the end There is q story told
In eastern tents. when autumn nights
And round the IRE the Mongol shsp-
herds sit
With grave responses listening unto Il:
once, on the errands OF his mercy bent.
Met a fell monster huge and fierce of
look,
Whose sv'u' voice the hills and for
20 son .. rsace," the giant cried, thy
Is sealed at last and love shall yield
TO hate"
The unarmed Buddha looking. with no
or fear or anger, in the monsters face.
In pity said: Poor friend, even thee
/ love-"
Loi as he spake the sky-tsll terror
To hand breadth size; the huge sbhor-
renee shrank
into the form and fashion OF n dove:
And where the thunder OF Its rage was
cireiing above him sweetiy sang the
bird.
Hat n no harm for love-" so ran
"An.. : =. : .aweaponed conquers every
wrong"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
MALONEY AND DACEY
FACE OTHER CHARGES

That Edward Maloney and James
Dacey, arrested in Wyandotte, after
they had tried to steal safe, are
the robbers who perpetrated the
grocery wagon" thefts In Delray, Is
the belief Of the police. The two
men have been Identified by Alex
Koteles, grocer at No. 46 Medina-st..
and Wincz Szacs, also grocer. o.
No. 1913 Anderson-st. Koteles wa J
robbed Of S546 and Szacs lost $12b.
One OF the robbers would rush into
a store and say that his grocery
wagon had been struck by train.
and that the driver had been killed.
The grocers left their stores to visit
the tracks. While they were gone,
the other robber emptied the cash
register.
Maloney and Dacey were arraigned
Tuesday, before Justice Beattie, In
Wyandotte Their case was con-
tinued to Sept. "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
|StraSburg
Dancing Classes
For Children

Young people 10 to 10 years 81
age, ThursdAy AFTERNOON at 81
O'clock. Chiidren under Is, 6at-
urday afternoon at a:so oFcloen-
In addition to the modsrn
dances, pupils are tauGht ~
walk, stand. sit and breathe oore'
rectly. Social CUSTOMS. goo4'
manners, etc. are also = pert -,
the work kz.
sTRAsBURG,s should not b.
compared with the so-calo0'
schools constantly springing M
which rarely make good or ex1e{
long and where children fall into'
mistaken which are later ovor~|
come with difficulty.
sTRAsBUR0ps has bssn d.
troit's Foremost school for
years. It IL In q GLASS BY ttDokk
and results are guarantees
Adult glasses evenings yyeyet4
lessons By appointment DooA4o
mailed. Grand 1Aob.
Aeademy, Corner SpFsae - 4
woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

Great saving can be effected in the
use of metal polish IL II Is mixed with
paraffin oil tin of polish aud
about four egg cupfuls OF the oil
shaken together will last for months.
besides being much cleaner to use.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

ACKNOWLEDGMENT over III
Alth, Lee Henderson. aged so. COM
ltted suicide, last night by cutting
, throat with razor. He was found
I'D In bed this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
slioht Distinction.

Quickness In repartee has been
credited to Paderewski. A gentleman
once introduced the pianist to the
champion polo player Of England and
added:
You are both leaders Of your sep.
arate professions, though they are. OF
course. very different"
Not so very different" quickly re-
sponded the great pianist. my new
friend Is dear soul who plays polo,
whereas am q dear Pole who plays
solo. Christian Register.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

Rusty looking silk can be made
clean and new looking II sponged
with the water In which potatoes
have been boiled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

When boiling eggs, wet the shells
thoroughly in cold water before drop.
ping In the boiling water. and they
will not crack.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

After washing lamp chimneys, try
polishing them with dry salt This
gives the glass a brilliant shine and
prevents Il from cracking.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

much longer time if ooDorn
the skin, finely shredded 81
with -four. Keep n . dry. q
A good way Of stifReninG q
ties OF hair brushes after 49,
to dip them into Q mixtur0 q
quantities OF milk and vofo&
then dry before the fire.
To remove fruit stains from o
cloths and serviettes. apply pov11
starch to the stained parts, and ~
for several hours till all the 11n<
Grafton has been absorbed By q
starch.
Always put scrubbing brushes
dry with the bristles face downward
This lengthens their lives conoi6o
ably. as II dried the other way q
water naturally stays In the MOI
and rots the bristies.
Before using tea, spread Il On
sheet Of paper and place In . warm
not hot--oven for 10 or is minute
II will greatly improve the flavor u
II will also go much further
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
Down 20 Brass Tacks.
never loved anyone but you"

Down 20 Brass Tacks.
81 never loved anyone but you"
"Nonsense!"
"You are the light OF my life"
"Pve heard that before"
81 can't i've without your love-"
Loose talk"
Tf could only tell you how much
love you!"
Get some new stun"
".will you marry me?"
well. now you're talking! "-Colum
bia Jester.
Rlghtol
Holding up q globe before bright
little boy In school, the teacher asked
what country is opposite US on the
globe, says the Chicago Journal.
II don't know. ma'am." was the
reply.
'well, now" pursued the teacher,
"if were to bore hole through the
earth and you were to go in at this
end. where would you come outr'
"Out OF the hole" replied the pu-
pil, with an air of triumph.
I WITHSTAND coast II the windiest In
the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

Fat or suet will keep sweet for a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

II knife Is placed under tumbler
or glass dish, boiling milk or water
can be put In without breaking the
glass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

Cleansing with mustard Is said I,
remove the smell Of fish from pots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

. WITHSTAND coast Is the windiest in
the world.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

faufli@ in ieinen 8eiib gebradt.
Grams fat cine in ser Nabe bon ct.
Saul gelegere 5arm gefauft. -6rau
Mltguit Stibe liegt am 2u%ngenfieber
erfranft nieoer; iie ftebt unter Dr.
@ippermann's 8eban6lung. - @arl
@eroos erbielt tpieoer cine @iienbabn=
magenlaoung Mdergerdtbe. - Sic
ct. IntbonD Creamery SO. bot cine
MISUNDERSTANDING 8uttergef4Be
erbalten- - 8eim Sacob @el(ers fat
it6 Elm munteres 8ib6en ei%ngefun<
ben. @lid gum 6ren6enereigniiie!
sa1f &apibs.
Sliber Gbirbart, melder felt Sen
lebten Sabren ser 8o1f in Slice 6ie
5uperlaiiigiten 1iel1te l%eiitete, miro
aller @abri6einli6feit na9 DEM
&errn 81. $. Surrittin, tpel9er bon
@ouberneur @berbart als @taats<
banfprifer er1tan1rt lit, melde SteQe
er am l.. Mai antreten miro, als &ai=
iierer Ser bter beiteben6en 8enton
County Staatsbanf folgen.
SSaeobs @rairie.
Soiepb @loder liegt an 2ungenent<
5iinoung erfranft nieoer. - Dti9.
6eien, nel6er cine ISOLDE lang auf
6te &%ronfenitube a%ngetpteien par, lit
mieoer bergeiteut. - Strong &ou16
bat nit Or @ergroberung ieines Stol-
Les Beginner laiien un6 miro neblt=
DEM 1rel1e 8anten erri6ten. - Brau
Bet. Gbeiien itarb Montag bergan=
gener @ode un6 tp11r6e Conner flag
bel GROCER Ebeilrabme bon 2eiotra-
gen6en na9 einem in. ser @farrftr@e
geboltenen &equiem beer6igt. Moge
1ie ruben in Srieoen! - g. &auf4
nur6e als Monager Ser &odpiae Gar'
mers Chipping 4iiociotion ernonrt.
NleuE Sult-
SEER @ren6er bat sic bieiiee @rea'
mearp bon &errn Slug getonft; let'
terer lit Montng 1ta9 8lad 9ud ab>
gereiit. -2r. @ditein modte @ontog
einen geidaftliden Mbiteder nod
minneapolis. - Mnberfon, oelfer
Glbe fnr5li6 our@ 8roit in iam<
merliden 8uitan6 geratben, befi11oet
id auf Ser 8eiferung. - Geo.
@timmler retite Mittpo@ nod Wfor1'
tono, mo er ii6 n~ie6er5ulollen &C.
6enft. - Mnna Dieorid, oie rnIIantggfftt
Sbotp's @obnbaus fotfte, labt iebt
ouf ibrem @eb0ft einen @ba1 erri@=
ten. - 8eter &oulfon lit nit Ser Mr-
bet. an feinem re,1et &o1s fotpeit ge<
6ieben, baB er 6asfelbe binnen Sur
gem be5ieben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

GoulS 9Qrttg un0 Jr11 mdren Vrens
ltog @eldafte balber in ct. CLOUD.
So1epb gber 1T an ser Grippe 6erart
erfronft, 6ab er SOS 8ett bitten
muB.
MlbanD.
Cine Mn5abl bieiiger Gomen baben
einen &0dimnen : Club gegriinoet.
Sic Mitglieoer erbalten l1ntermei-
flung bon Ser Mnrerican Some @oof=
ing Shool un6 tragel1 oieielben ba=
beim in Sic Broris iiber. = SS1lins
&offmam bat sic @rbarbeiten fir Ell
tie 1telte @obm1ng fertig, Die ct ouf
ieiner ol1f 40 Mfer re6115ierten 6arm
erridten laBt. - Soiepb Sabiger,
tpel6er 6as College in Muitin beiudt,
lit 6abeim eingetroffen. = 6ran5
Mer5 lit BON einem langeren 9eiud)e
bel ieinen in @ap3ata mobnenoen 81
tern 5l1riidgefebrt. - SRI. @leonora
Eollani6 lit bon Saplor, q. g., at1=
fangs LETTER ISOLDE 5uriidgefebrt unb
fat ii6 na6 Sauf &apios begeben,
mo- file Mniteuung in Ser 8oitofftce ge-
rommrer bat. - 6. S. @tein, melher
bier monatelang einen n8artetp"
Store in @etrieb btelt, bat 6%enielben
an6eren @Gr6en iiberlaI1en nn6 fem
&eim no9 ct. CLOUD berlegt. neber
feline 3ufl1nftsplane lit er nit iid
ielbit nod nidt eirig.-Sier miro bie
grri6tnng elmer @inage =-!@o6idule
aqen grnltes befpro9en. Gin aus
flint 8iirgern 6es @iuage Deficiencies
@omitee lit NIT ben gorarbeiten 5ltr
Musfiibr1ng Ser eSbee betraut.
Mew Mnnid.
(Serc in letter @obe inn uNorb<
itern" gebradte Nadridt iiber Sic
@eri90nerunge,r ser bieiigen Gfarr=
fird)e, mel6e 6em in Sreeport eridei=
nen6en 8latte entnommer tpare11, emit
bebren Der Wabrbett. un1er @orre=
|lpon6ent in Seem Muri6 botte NIT Ser
Ma6ri6t mi6ts eemein, uno miro
biermit aus Ser &eoactionSltube 6eS
uMoroitern" 6te lebtmo6entltde Mad=
ridt tpi6errufen1 mei1 Tie Ser @obr=
beit nt6t entipri6t, un6 5nglei6 I'M
unierm @orreipor6enten gere4t 81
per6en un6 i'm Der 8ei6ul6igung,
aIs babe er sic untpabre Ma6rt6t Der=
breiten pouen, 51t ertbeben. 9. &.)-
Motb. Nibl febrte 0omeritag bon
|Gt, Saul 3uriid, mo- er Ser 6emo=
frotii6en @taatsfonferen5 ontpobnte.
- Clemens @ampien, me1@er Die
8orbieritube in Mirneapolts biei en
8inter 6urdmo6te, bat it6 bier als
@eri6onerungsratb etab1iert, moonrd
einem ibon Idngit 9efubltem @eourf=
nife obgeboIfen lit. - Srau Sobn
8ron6l febrte ta@ a6t Gage langem
@efu6e BEL @erpanoten in Minnea=
polls am Smitag mie6er na@ bier
5urid. - Sen. S9mieters bon SOL
6ingfor6 tpor lebten Sreitag @ei6dfte
balber in nnierer Mttte. - s. S.
Serboar nn6 @ottin erfrenen it6 Ser
m%iufommenen @infebr zines murte=
rem Sobn9ens. M0ge es 5nr 5renoe
ser @ltern tpodien. un6 ge6eiben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

M0Ier l1ro 8. 81. Sbeilen, G1retto-
rem. Mrnolo 8ernoro nno sos. Se
Menter ml1roeu mie0er als Manager
ernou1rt. - Sin Heines &1no Der
s5omilie Meor 9todinger itarb Mon<
too letter@od)e l111b m1r6e Vtttttpot)>
uoroe1r Don Ser ct. 9onifa5insfird)e
aus beeroigt. -Eeter Setlemant traf
0onueritag nit ieiner @robml'tter'
Gro11 gorbian, bier Elm, oie ibr fur
beres Seim bier bel Ser 6amille &arl
@illep mad)en miro. - Die eolo
gpring Sral1gei ellldoft lhloB leefe
Mpdp ei1en &ontraft fir 5000 Blt=
1del Mal5, 6as in ibrer 8raleeret Obj
qeliefert lperoen ntuB.
Eiers.
Inter be11 feds M%ngeboten, meldbe
fir sen @a11 uni erer nenen Nfarr=
id)1le eingeridt uu6 am letten 9len-
5tao oeoff1et m11rben, ertpies itb oas
6es &ontraftoren So. @irt BON ct.
glouo au $23,44t ols 6aS nieoriglte,
uno mitbin mur6e er f%ontrafttl3 NIT
ben g}eubau betraut. SSn oielen &o11=
traft lit sic 8l1rmbir= uno Mn1tret6er<
grbeit tuie eleftrtide @inrtdtr11g
nidt eingeidlolien, uno ste @en1e1noe
he1orot Sic 9ml1teine IoDie Sat10<
11no @olier5ufubr. Sic @eiammtfo=
5ten bes Meuba1tes tper6en anf $685.
600 5u 1teben fommen. - @p. Ho9
~perfaufte fem in ser unteren Staot
%qeleqenes Sal1s 6em Setter Meper tnr
$500. - 6rau @p. 5lider lteet be-
6enflih erfranft nie6er. Sa111l1e
Mnton 8tmmermam lit anfanss les-
ter @o6e bon Seem Erier BIER ett'se-
troffen. - Mo6 5ebn Gage tangent
Mufentbalte I'M Stoate Walbtngtott
lit @obert @rnber lebte @o@e nod
bier 5uriidgefebrt. - Srm Sob1
9ei6enfrolt, mel6e 6ie @intermo1ate
i'm ct. @obriels &oipitm gu 2ittle
Tons perbrodte, lit bier BET Der Sa=
mile hires 5obnes Sobarn gu @alte.
@atftns.
Settle @o6e tpur6e IN Der bonn
bohtp. 8farrer 81. @ilman paltor1rten
ct. Mntontus = @emeinbe Dos bier
aiqitunoige @ebet gebolten. Eros
Ser 1dleften @eee mor Die get9et=
liounq ser @emetn6emitg1ieoer el1e
redt aoblrei9e. - 2ebten Sre1tae
tpar6e bier cine ~@o=operattoe @rea=
merp g." nit $50 @itg1ieoern &C.
qriir6et. SIM 2aufe 6es Sommers
miro Elm neues @ebdu6e erri6tet, I'M
Ben qe1teIten Sor6erungen be11er &C.
redt mer6en gu f0nnen. a1s 9tret-
loren tpur6en fir 6as 1m1fenoe Sabr
ertpablt: Silt. Clinton, 6ran8 @rat'
@olentin @offmarm, @ilbelm 9o1@'
@aIentin @al8, Gbriit. Sbeifet uno
@eter Mies. @benfalls tpurbe et1t aus
Ben Serren SSobann SETTLER, 8: 5.
Mortman, San. @rpel6tng, Wtlbelm
205d un6 Sobam Spboben, beltebenz
6es 8o11 3 @omitee ermdb1t. - Ber1t~
hor6 @rdmer bot ieine &ol3iage IN Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
9lnD,t..

50. Sbielmara1 miro fontraftlid
oas 9a6en ser 8ol5el1 beiorgen, bie
|lebtes Sabr na6 BEN biefigen @pl5r0lt=
men gebradt tp1r6en. Man nimmt
an, 6aB iiber 20 Interchangeable
6unge11 gum @erianot gelangen. &.
IS. Mod)e tpar Sumitag III @ei6aften
lra6 ct. Glmu0. gs gebt 6as @erebe,
bab CT Sic politiid)e Mrena betreten
miro. : 60. @cimalln, melder in
&agne, Y. 9, m1brellb ser @inter-
monate OILS 9ebrer angeitellt mar, lit
|Samitag bier I'M clterli6en @altie
eingetroffen. - 6rmu Mergen, tpel=
he fait Sen gall5en @i1ter binburd)
|idmer erfrarrft mar, befin6et iid on
ideineno ouf bell @ege Ser @eiie=
ra1reg. - gs beiBt, 6aB &a16olpb
@reenlob lebte ISOLDE sic &epper
1orm faltfte, babor aber erit i'm font
mer6en &erbit @eiit nebmen miro.
= SRI. Tronees &11r5 bon ct. Saul
befinoet li6 o11f ei1iee @o6en bier 5t
8eiu6 i'm elterli6en &ouie. - Sen.
&eppers bon @ol6ingforb, gigentbii=
mer ser bieiigen giientpaarenbano=
lung, NOR leBte @o6e mebrere Gage
IN unierm @iIloge.
2ittle Salls.
Gomerltag, SEN 2. Mpril, ltarb bier
@e6tSonmalt Donat Trettel, mobl
berieben nit Sen Groitungen nnierer
fl. &eligion, nod 5met Morate 1olr=
gent 2ei6en an ser S6minoiu6t. 0as
@egrdbniB, zines ser groBte11, me1de
bier jenlals gebalten mur6en, fano
uleter getbeiligltng Ser bieiigen@fniif=
fopelle on @onntagnadmittag bon
Ser @er5 Seilt Stride aus itatt. Ser
Ser itorbene tpor irr 1866 in ser Nro=
bling ghlelien, Geuti6lan6, geboren,
ullo fam i1 1876 nit gltern un6 &C.
i6miltern no6 Minneiota. SSn 1888
1ieB ct iid als Mntpolt bier nie6er:
Nfit Ser 10 i6tper gepriiften @attin be-
tral1ern ieinen 500 11em1t &i116er nn6
Sic in Nortb Brairie tpobnenbe bod=
betogte Mutter, 6ro1t esoiepb Srettel.
Sim M~ontogmorgen btelt Ser bodm.
|Hfnrrer mten6nrf Elm feterIthes He=
qniem fir Sic Seelenrube 6es Ser
|%itorbe1ren. Moge er ruben in Srie<
I6en! Sen @interbliebenen entbie=
tet Ser uMoroitern" fem aufri@ti=
ges @eilei6. - Sobn s.. &aiiter,
|@obn Ser 6omilte S. S. @aiiier, mel=
der felt ie@s Monoten tbeologii6en
|gtuoien in &om obliegt, bert6tet gt=
tie 6orti@riitte 11n6 peri0nlihes @ob1<
ergeben CUR 8re1t6e ietner @ltern uno
ser pielen 6reun6e 6es begabten inr=
qen Monnes. - &o@p. 8farrer M=
tenborf lit INNER nod febr leioeno
nn6 miro, fobal6 er einen 8ertreter
befommen fort, ii6 in bas bieiige
&ofpttol begeben. - &odm'1ter
M1igr. @6. Mag1 bat in ieinem 1tel1en,
cuff 6os @equemite eingeridtete 1tno
nit onen mo6erne11 Mnsitatturtgen
Ser Sebtaeit beriebenen, geranniaen
Wohnbars in ser Sbat einen mob1=
per6ienten @nbebafen gefnn6en. 5retl-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05

ed on good authority that three firms in Seattle are in alleged com bine and dominate the industry. This IS certainly a pretty state to exist in this advanced age, they pay us about one fifth of what fish IS worth aud charge us about double tor the goods they sell us. How ever this is only one of the little sidelighs where Seattle IS sapping her Alaska prey. Small wonder they are on the anxious seat fear ing their neighbors will steal the
 Alaska business from them.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 Nc. o1566 Trade 8. Manufacturing Sits Department Of The Inter- for, United States Len3 Off, ice Juneau, Alaska.

Notice is hereby given that r. z. Barnes, whose Post OHc- ad- dress is Worcester Buildine. Cortland, Oregon. has this day ileI II this office application 10 pure. ase under the Act of Con <ress of May Il, 15go, amend ei bv the Act Of Congress ot March 5, Ioo3, t.. tract of and situated on Lal.. 39v. Prince of Nala- Island in tha District of Alasfa. which has sine, hzen sur veyed and plotted a. Jaa1 a'-te. survsy No. 7oI, contair ae an araa of Io.27 acres, more p.zfisuiarilt described as follows, to-ait:-
 Beginning at Cor. No. ! NJ. C.. on line of ordinary hizh side. Lais~ Bay, Prince of Waies Island, whence U. $. L. M. No. 7oI hears North @ deg. % min. W. .85 chs: thence meandering aior, said line of ordinary high tiIc t.) theme meandering (Il \. 5 deg. 45 min. E. 6.86 chs; (2) \. $ des. % min. E. 4.o2 chs: (3) s. g deg. o2 min. E., .8I chs. to Cor. No. ?, NJ. C.: thence due South I.27 chs. to Cor. No. }. thence South 62 deg. 10 min. E., 2.46 chs 10 Cor No. I; thence North I.68 chs to Cor. No. , MIC; thence mean dering along said line of ordinary high tide (4) So. 74 deg. 4 min. E., 4.3o chs. to Cor. No. 6 M. C.; thence South 5.o8 chs to Cor. No. :: thence West I7.26 chs to Cor. No. 8; thence North 5 chs. to Cor. No. I, place Of beginning.
 Any and all persons claiming said land or any portion thereof are required to file their adverse claim in this office within the period allowed by law.
 Publication of this notice is hereby ordered in the Sentinel, a weekly newspaper of general cir published at Wrangell, Alaska, and nearest the land ap- piled for.
 C. B. Walker Register. First Publication, Dec. 4th, foI3. Last Publication, Feb. I2th, 1914
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05
Fish BcCs IS
 5 Graft

They say the 1 traw broke the eamel's back. n Seattle fish sharks are piling '5s last straw on he backs of Alas, fisherman. For gears they have been robbing our fisherman out of taair just dues and have been lining their own pockets and living h luxury. while the Alaska fishermen have been braving the elements and undergo ing the severest hardships to en- rich these Seattle parasites. When the market is little shy on hali- but the sharks boost up the price to nine or ten cents, which in com parison to what they receive for the fish, is a small price, but when a fair sized cargo lands in Seattle down goes the price to three or four cents, but they do not fail to spread the news that halibut Is nine and three quarters and still rising. Seattle has at last awaken ed to the fact that there may poss- ibly be another market for Alaska halibut established at Portland,
 lence they have taken steps to check this particular bunch of rot- oers in their nefarious practice.
 resolution charging that there s in Seattle a combination in the ish industry in restraint Of trade T direct violation of the Sherman
 w. the Seattle Commercial Club demands a federal investigation.
 The resolution that was offered by .arl 4. Ewalk of the board of dir
 etors, recites that the fishermen
 e bald 4c a pound for fish which
 Ills at wholesale in the East at
 pc and at retail at 26c. It is learn
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05
Notice Of
 Water Rent

On account of ,he large propor- ton of water rents that are contin- ually becoming past due, and on account of the extra expense and inconvenience the collection of these accounts entail, fots0 is by given that the water rents are payable in advance on the first day of each month, at the office of the Town Treasurer.
 The cooperation of al parties using city water is respectfully re- quested.
 F. PATTERSON,
 Treasurer. Town ot Wrangeii, January 22, 1914,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05
NOTICE TO CaaDlTGas

h he Uafaed S.a#e aaDiss.oaar'- court, N'9ta4s.. .e.. r4rsa .- t.sion, I=t.c, .4 fre- aa.e.
 h ,ae matter oi
 tha estate ct ..a##. Q t1 6 ecalor Frank F. 2tya
 Deeaa sed.
 &otice Is hereby sls@a that I. J. J. z.cr5gue. of tuu tosa Q. r-flHgeI. Alaska. have been duls aI.oinged ad- mintstlator e the above named eslate of Frank R. &ye, decea~ed. And tbat Letters of Administration were grant, Cd lo me on the 2nd dag or July. leI3. Al persons having claims against sad estate are required to present tae same to me 1t my place of business, in @rangeil, Alaska, with certified vouch- CTS herewith within sis months from 1ue date of this notice.
 Dated at Wrangeil. Alaska. this 3d day of July. A. D., 1913.
 J. ], MCTAGUE, Administrator of the estate of Frank k. Nye, deceased.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05
For Sale

One brand new sewing machine. 4 good phonograph and a fine set of records. All in fine condition. Inquire ot Wm. F. .Schnahel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-02-05

Gasoline Sioop Wabash, equipt- ed with 12 II. P. 1 cycle Scripp,
 Fred R. Stackpole.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24

lie hablo Ell serio. FL perro de Re-
ne Paris; un galgo maravilloso.
- Donde esta
ALI, en- aquel rincon donde We us
ted gente agrupada Els la obra que
atrae todas las miradas.
Ful al sitio indicado. La gente con,
templaba avlda un galgo cincelado en-
duro granite y hacla grandes elogios de
la escultura Es un galgo echado en- el
suelo, jadeante despues de una larga ca
rrera por la inmensa llanura. Y que tie
ne entire las patas delanteras la liebre
que ha perseguido.
En- mi humilde opinion, los elogios
eran Justos. Aquel galgo tiene alma al
ma de "perro, pero alma, al fin Es
una fgura llena de vida de arte de yer
dad Parece que Sc lie oye ell anheante
.ladear y que la baba va 4 desprenderse
de sus belfos hllmedos Es algo, que no
sc puede definir, una impression de
maravilloso realismo la que ola aquel pc
rro
En- la calle hacfa mucho frio; ese frio
que en- estos dias combate 4 Paris. tan
agudo que parece Gle diciembre Opte
por quedarme Y eXaminar gusto la
obra de Rene Paris, que tanto me habia