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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-31
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

From Captain Sid Harrington, who has been operating the Vidette of the V Side Streams Navigation company, on l the Stewart river during the seasou Ajust closing. it Is learned that the Stewart district now looks more pros. ] porous than ever before in it's history. ! Tn addition Co better placer show
 inss than have ever formerly been
 made in the Stewart country. there arc more prospectors out for the win, ter and new discoveries may be looked for before spring, During the season inst closed lmge amount of placer gold has been taken out from that country and more gill be mined next year.
 Besides iis placer Industries Stew art is developing ono Of ihe biggest and richest sold quartz propositions in the north the NIcYYhorter property. Several tons Of quartz from this mine shipped outside during the summer yielded S269 per ton and the vein, which ig five feet in width. is growing richer as depth iB attained. One thou. and tons of ore will be mined during the winter and freighted to tho steam CT landing on tho Steward and brought down to the Yukon by tho Yidette I next season for shipment to the Out side. The orc which will be taken out this winter it iB gaid, will average Ss00 per ton.-( Dawson News.) {
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

more wonders. The child has two hearts both formed on the left side of thc body Two separate and com. plete spinal columns were discovered, supporting the heads. The child al- 80 had three well formed collar bones, while the fourth seemed in formation.
 ..s to tho stomach, liver or other internal organs, these are go uude- Yeloped In Infancy that the X-ray did not reveal them, and the only way tho physician can tell whether these or- gans have been duplicated Is by per forming an operation. This was not done. The child was born to for eign miners family and died at birth.
 No similar case has been found in surgical records. and the local phys icians connected with the case VIII prepare articles for medical publica- upns, dealing with this remarkable infant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
WlLL CONTEST sUlr.

Mrs Emma Sherman who Saturday vas made the defendant in g saiE lIed by counsel for James Hogan, has 6h, gagged Gunnison & Robertson to repfe. sent her at the hearing Mr. Hogan seeks the restitution of the premises described as Che top 1oor Of the roi tenn building, which is used aa sn apartment by My5. Sherman. The zat- te- claims to have leased che apart ment from A. Goodman, who had leased the building from Mir Hosan. She declares her lease is valid.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
sKAWAY LODGE OPEL SS4T TO
 PRODUCE aDNYs OF '97

Tho Ellss Of Skagway are preparing for 8 bis time Fridoy and aSturday of this week The 'Daya Of 's7 wlll be reproduced .H all their glory A special feature during the carplvay wlll be Q bowling contest between the Whiteborse Athletic club team and the Sl1agway Elks bowlers.
 Special trains arc Co be run and Whitehorse win come over to the Gem City strong The big carnival IS to be held hi Elks' hall
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Treadweil, taking the place ol Ms. Spence who hes heen placed in eaaf5e Of the inning and milling departmont
 Don Button left for the States on the Jefferson.
 s. ,. Hopper oi the lreaGweil ol- flee lorce. is h the hospital suffering from 9 severe attack of plcurisy
 Work IS being rushed on the Install lntion of the high power transmission lines from the power house to che vas rlous mills
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

KETCHIKAN, Nov 2O.-With Judge Robert w. Jennings presiding, the dis trict court convened this morning. The grand jury as sworn in is as follows:
 " A. Thompson. A. Adkins, Peter Johnson. Lee McNilliams, Ole Apsch, K. Berg. Earl West Peter Jensen, El- mer Prescott, John J. Johnson, p A. Tucker. Roy Snyder. Peter Shine, 5art Daily Ed. Richmond II. D. Ayre8 D.. " Higgins. F. S. Burkhart, S. Rihc- art Peter Delaney John Mclaughlin. John Shoenbar
 shoonbar is foreman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

DOUGLAS. Dec. 7-Tho case of ". B. Charley ys John Monas has been transferred from tho Nagisrate's court at Douglas to the Commissions CTS court in Juneau. The charge was changed from assault Co robbery.
 2. T. Bailey has been awarded the contract for building parlors in the basement of tho Congregational church.
 The festive Taku wind this morning during one or les playlul moods took about six feet on one ot the smoke stacks of the James saw min
 c. !. James win oleve for Che South on ono Of the first boats
 Tho Reoehkahs have stated that no bar wiu be placed on "raggins" at their dance Co be given at tho Natator- lum tomorrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
Ar TnE RINK

Tuesday night will be,a big one at tho rink The polo teama wlil ciash in their third game, each team having won one game There win be three reels Of best pictures Admission i8 90 cents for men, 25 cents for ladlas and children, and ton cenis for SCI. lery. 12.7-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
AT TAE oRPHguM.

This evening on extra good picture show wlll be given showing Hoarst Selig News pictorial showing the launch Shamrock "; Eastern athletoa competing for their track and field events; the Cardinals visit to Rome. and several other late eyents-
 A Imaginable comedy with Maurlce Costello and Ciaro Kimban Young en- tued "Extremities.
 "A Yellow Streak with Crane Will bur of the Pathe Co.
 "A Servant of the Rioh" by the Lu- bin Co., and 8 Imaginable Biogtaph com .edy. Slippery Slim RepentH" will close tho show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

TREADWELL. Dec. a The store and Ready Bullion bowling teams win bowl delayed game on tho Tread well alloys tonight
 c. G. Hcndy has been transferred from the power plant to the office at
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
LEAvlNe oN JEFFERSON

The following engaged passage for the South on the Jefferson: Mrs. .. H. Randie. Mrs. q. F. Gufey md two children. Mrs George 2. Miller ". M. White and J. H. Adams.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
DEauTY aaINas RRIsoNEa.

Deputy Marshal Prank a. Cook ar, rived from Skagway fhis morning bringing Poto Carlson, who waB bound over by U. s. Commisaiouer Martin Conway of Skagway on inc charge Of. selling liquor Co Indians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
mEETiNc or O. a.

4 regular meetng. of Juneau Chap. ter No. 7 o. D. S., will take place Tuesday evening, December 6. 19l4. at 8 o'clock in tho odd EelioWs' ha1. Election of officers. st
 IoNE MORTON. sooy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
REIlEF FUND Fe8 GERMAN
 WIDOWS AND ORPHANS STARTED

DOUGLAS. Dec IA meeting has been called for tomorrow night at the store of Paul Bioedhorn for tho pur. pose Of raising a lund for the relief of che German widows and orphans
 All Germans. sAustrians. Hangar.ans and others interested in the movement are invited to attend
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
Tomorrolll 1fIrhf

Tworeel feature. Indian Blood. But the most important feature Of all is the Pathe Daily Newa, given ac- maI war pictures, and will be shown by the 0rpheum which hac tha oI. elusive right They wiIl be put on lhe screen Tuesday and Wodnoaday and Thursday and Friday, each week dt The House oi Good Shows
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
NOTICE TO MAsoNs.

Called Communication aie 5uncad Lodge No. 147 F C A. M Odd Fel. lows hall Monday night 8:0o ?. m.. Dec. 1 Work in B. M. Dogres Bs order " M. E2e
 E. D. BEATTIE. Scey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

FOR RENT-Furni5hed lroat oom with bath. SIP per month e5 Seward street. l27Sl
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

MAR1Ne NOTES Tho Humboldt left Ketchikan at 6:3O this morning and should arrive early tomorrow morning.
 The Mariposa sails from Seattio to. morrow.
 The Admiral Evans i6. expected rom tho South tomorrow night or Wednes- day morning.
 The City Of Seattle will bo due rom the South Dec h.
 The Alameda will be due from the Westward Dec. 1r.
 The coTdeva ia unloading coal at tho City dock
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
anl -9aa HoasI q a-N

mont m Eclalro 2roai featuIe.
 3. rwo Men and Mule crack eriack Reliarco comedy
 The same show Will be repeated ia morrow night GREAT ENTERTAINMENT AT
 TaE TREA DWELL CLUB TREADWELb. Dec. 7.--Ihe Heleiau relief entertainment al the tvcA club next friRdy evening fcmlsca Q bs .he biggest stunt oYer pulled oh onI the Island. The work b beln do by the ladiea Of Douglaa leland. Fee have apDolnted ecommitt ac department
 The prizes for lhe occasion have been donated by tbe Treedwel store and arc on exhibition ln ,ho ato.e windows
 The novelty oi the afalrig thnl no. one person knows What .ao ntire program WIFI pei ls elcn uepaFtmtNs promises to surpr.ae Che others
 The committeo appoiute8 gre eg follows.
 Hall orepgementas etc. Mrs R. Wayland
 Candy 6ooth-Mesdamea Wood and Umstead
 Dancing and Lemonade-Megdames Le Noir and Hubbard
 Weight guessing contest Give tpr- keyl-Messrs. Knhn. Ferris Dateon. Dol contest aIrssH. Erie
 Sled contest-sAirs John Richards. Popcorn confeit and peaputs-Mes- dames Kuhn Wayland Kinzio
 Grab Bog-AIrs p B. Bradley. Ice Cream-Irs. -0I. W Christman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
FIVE REEL SHOW AT
 TaE LYRlc TOMORROW

DOUGLAS. Dee. 7- The following program win be rendered at the Lyric theatre tonight:
 Animated Weekly.
 When the Prince Arrived, 8 good Rex drama.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

carnatlons, 90 eeass DOT doaan to. at Winter G Pond'e 12-7.st
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Look or Jousau preg Co9a sp
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
DOCTORS ARB AMAZED
 AT FREAz-B0RN BABE


 Aa>physicians study the anatomy of the doHble headed child born at Con norsville> >o., a few days ago the nys. tery surrounding the development Of Che child'a body continues to deepen. S-ray examinations serve only to mako the birih of the child moro wonder lul. At birth tho infant had two per iectiy formed and developed heads. This was condderod most romnrie able in itseif
 Dr. ". "A ouimby @ Wheeling x. ray expert, mado photographs of the chiid'5 inner organg- The doYelon- mens ot lae N-ray plates has revealed I7iI5s sugar. Monday md Tueaday Sl.oO Goldstein's Emporium
 Siberian ErmlHe esinsi sss ". H. caso 122.tfl
 Dainty, ractical, hsnd-mado Hmas
 Leave your orders for ChriBma5 lowers at Che Alaska Furniture Go, | Seward and Second, phone 152 l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Dainty ractical, handmade Xmas Tho vogue ST seward st. ees
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

l7il6s. sugar Monday and Tuegday s1.oO. Goldstein's Emporium
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

FOR RENT Three housekaeDint rooms; cali afteruoon, 238 Franklin
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

eiserian Hrmlne sslnsi ". s. cass. 122-f
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07
QUARTZ PROsPEcTs

RIVER
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-07

Shoonbar Is loroman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
PUBLIC SALES
ARE NUMEROUS
Review Pages Are Well Filled With
Sale Advertisements This Week
BE Sure and Read Them
EXCELLENT LIVE STOCK SALES
Stockmen and Breeders Have Great
Opportunity to Purchase Good
Stock Next Two Weeks.

Friday, Jan. 16: Closing out sale.
L. H. Mundt on his place in section
20, East Boyer township, 6 miles south
east of Denison and miles northwest
of Manila.
Jan. Is: Fred Pody will have a
clearance sale at his farm in Section
"a, Goodrich township.
Monday, Jan. 10: Philip Signal, at
his farm miles north and ! mile east
of Manning.
Tuesday, Jan. 20: LEM Brothers, at
the farm of Albert LEM, miles west
of Denison.
Monday. Jan. 26: Public sale. Chas.
Erne, on his farm in Section 16,
Stockholm township, mile south and
21s miles east of kiron and miles
west of Boyer.
Feb. 27-B. w. Hunts Sale of Dur
oc-Jersey Thoroughbred hogs.
Wednesday, Jan. %: Duroc Jersey
nog sale at City View stock farm, Den
ison. P. w. Weberg, Owner.
Thursday, Jan. 20: Public sale. Chas.
Brogden, on his farm mile and half
northwest of Denison on the Ridge
road.
Saturday, Jan. 81: Poland China
sale. A. D. Jones sales to be held in
heated pavilion at Dunlap.
Tuesday, Feb. 3: P. T. Brogan, 81
miles east of Vail. 3h miles southwest
of West Side.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14

model postoffices and use these as
dynamos from which to change the en-
tire chain and system of offices
throughout the country. At these dy-
manic points the effort will be made
to discover the best practical way OF
securing and administering the postal
facilities for that and other communi-
ties: also to test labor saving devices
and other methods which may be
found of value. The results obtained,
conclusions, drawn and suggestions
prompted by the experience at these
model offices will be promptly brought
to that degree of Standardization that
will prove the American postal serv-
ice as the worthy model of the world
"By carrying out the program OF the
Postmaster general we Wa save many
hundreds of thousands of dollars, and
at the same time standardize the post
Office and improve its efficiency"
Postmaster General Burleson now
has agents out establishing model
post offices. The country has been
divided into three sections and three
dluerent forces Of men are at work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
cHET SMITH MARRIED.
Popular Manager Of Green Bay Lum-
Der Company Goes to Carroll on
Monday Where He is Married

On Monday, January 18th, Mr.. c. L.
Smith, of Denison, and Miss lone
Brandt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Brandt, were united in marriage
at Carroll, the ceremony taking place
at the G. H. Townsend residence.
The happy couple will be at home
to many friends in Denison on West
Chestnut street in the home owned by
Mrs. L. NJ. Baer, after January Goth,
when they will arrive from spending
their honeymoon at Magnolia at the
home of the brides parents.
OF Mr.. Smith too much cannot be
said; he is one of the exemplary young
men of the city, prominent in church
and Sunday school work, and as man.
ager of the Green Bay Lumber COM
pany he has materially increased that
firms business since taking charge
some two or three years ago. He is
always alive to the interests of the
company and works early and late
furthering their business.
The young lady of his choice has
visited Denison many times and has
numerous acquaintances who speak of
her as a lady of much refinement, in
telligence and we'll worthy of the hus-
band she has taken. The Review joins
in extending congratulations.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14

+ NEWS FROM PARADISE 4
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sprang
on Monday, Jan. S a son. We con-
graduate.
Mr.. R. D. Malone was a visitor at
the Rense home near Dunlap recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas left
for their new home at Clarke, S. D.
last week. All will regret their depart
ure from this vicinity and we feel it
a distinct loss, especially Mrs. Thomas
nee Ella Fox who was secretary OF
the Paradise Center S. School. Myr-
lads of good wishes follow them.
Mr.. Zeph Fienhold and SON Harold
autoed to Charter Oak last Thursday
treatment.
Spray Malone and family are enjoy
ing the music of fine new piano.
Mrs. H. Scott entertained her club
at her home last Friday in her usual
manner. Refreshments were served
and the usual good time prevailed.
Mines. Schafer. Fienhold and Garrett
we're Arion callers last Thursday.
Mrs. Jas. Turner accompanied by
Misses Malone and Grover were shop
ping in Dow City Saturday.
Lille A. Marks spent Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Oscar Fien-
hold.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bixler and daugh.
ter have been spending a few weeks
pleasantly visiting relatives and old
tune friends
We are pleased to state that Miss
Lucy Healy has so nicely recovered
from her serious illness as to be able
to resume her duties in her store at
Dow City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCord and fam
lily, w. Bixler and family, Ed Duncan
and family, Miss LEM and brothers
spent Tuesday evening at the home of
Oscar Fienhold and the music of their
player piano was thoroughly enjoyed.
Mr.. Will Rockwell. marketed large
number of hogs to Dow City on Sat
urday.
M. Detlefsen has been hauling some
of his goods to the Geo. Carey place,
preparatory to moving there in the
spring.
The carpenters of Dow City are
erecting a fine new barn on the DR..
Carr farm now Occupied by Fritz Kone-
kamp.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
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DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Dow City Jan. 14-(Special to the
Review)-Mr. F. M, Cole received a
dispatch Monday telling of the death
of his only sister, Mrs. Margaret
Campbell in South Dakota, death be-
ing caused by cancer Mrs Campbell
is we'll known here, and her many
friends will be grieved to learn of
her death. 1t will be impossible for
for any member of the Cole family to
attend the funeral.
The special meetings at the M. E.
church are claiming the attention of
a large number of people and the good
attendance is a source OF pride to the
preachers in charge. DR.. Joel A.
Smith is a wonderful speaker and has
knack of both drawing a crowd and
holding their rapt attention when they
assemble. The mems meeting Sun
day evening was a great success, and
we hear many complimentary remarks
about the duet sung by Prof. McPher-
son and w. A. Healy. A woman's
meeting was held at the Baptist
church. On Sunday evening the
church was crowded. The meetings
VIII COullluC ONCA l1CAC oOAC
out and hear one of the best speakers
that has ever addressed the church
people here.
Mrs. Jim Wilson went to Woodbine
and Logan the latter part of the week
to visit her sisters few days.
Mrs Nellie Edwards and daughter
were up from Omaha to visit few
days last week.
Frank Binnall Sr. was up from Dun
lap Tuesday shaking hands with old
friends.
]. U. Wise, the present post master,
and L. G.. Hatch are circulating petit
tons, each trying to secure the posi-
ton as post master for the next four
years. Mr.. Wise's term expires in the
spring. He has served the patrons
here faithfully and we'll and it is our
opinion that the service is satisfact-
DRY to large majority of the people
in general and that they will be only
too pleased to show their approval
by petitioning to keep the present in
cumbent He is as popular with the
rural carriers as he is with the pa
irons and we hope to see him success
full in the race. 1t speakes we'll for Mr..
Wise in that the post Office has been
re-classified and advanced from 4th
class to 3rd class under his admin
stratiOn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-14
WEST SIDE ITEMS.
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Harry PAIL was Denison business
caller Saturday.
Jas. Malloy has been working in the
Vail Drug company as pharmacist.
vacancy being caused by the death OF
Peter Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Patterson left
Tuesday afternoon on trip to Los
Angeles, Cali, where they intend to
spend the winter Returning home
they intend to visit New Orleans and
other points in the southern states.
We wish them very pleasant time.
Mrs. John Dewitt visited at the A.
J. Gould home in Vail the first OF last
week.
Mrs. AL Starek visited with friends
and relatives at Vail last Monday.
Robert Gulick left Tuesday for Ced-
ar Rapids, where he intends to take
a course in short hand and typewrit-
ing at the Cedar Rapids Business col
lege. We wish you success, Robert.
DIR. C. l.. Patterson was a passenger
bound for Omaha Wednesday morning
and returned home that evening with
his little daughter. who had sufficient
ly recovered from a recent operation
for appendicitis to be able to return
home.
Mrs. Emil Evers, of this city, and
Miss Clara Evers, of Denison, returned
home Wednesday evening from Oma-
ha, where they spent a couple of days
visiting with Virtus Evers, who is at
the St. Joseph's hospital.
John Dewitt left Thursday for a
visit with relatives at Herring.
John Mumm and daughter, Mrs.
Bert Freed, visited with friends at
Denison last Wednesday.
Lambs electric show held at the op
era house the last three evenings OF
last week and was we'll attended. The
people here are we'll pleased with the
pictures.
| Hans Sievers, of this city, and moth
err Mrs. Boiling, of Arcadia, transact
ed business pertaining to her farm at
Northwood the first of 1ast week.
Frank Mcconnell, former resident
of this city, but now of Carroll, was
shaking hands with old friends here
last Tuesday.
Messrs. Hans Wilken, w. H. Prut.
err, Gus Brockson, Fred Stoffers, John
Frohm, julius Hagge and j. A. Jensen
returned last Tuesday morning from
Chicago, where they went in charge
of stock shipped Saturday evtning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Patterson moved
! the first of the week to Nemaha, at
which place Mr.. Patterson intends to
go into the drug business. Mr.. Pat.
terson has been connected with the