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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-07

The September meeting of the Wat
erville city government was held Tues
day evening and considerable
amount of business transacted. The
vexed question of defective wiring
came up on a proposed amendment to
the city ordinances requiring street
wires to be put up according to GER
tain prescribed specifications. A pub
lie hearing for Oct. 20 was ordered.
Several names were dropped from the
fire department and others added up
on the recommendation of the chief of
the department. New streets and new
sidewalks were authorized.
The roll Of accounts was presented
and adopted as follows:
Arnory. s20.90
Board of Health, 22.90
CITY Hall 991.S6
Carnegie library, 50O.0O
Common schools, 7,249.51
Coupons. 100000
Current expense. 1919
Fire alarm. 3,070.06
Fire department. 922.49
Hayden brook sewer, 1886
Hannaford school bldg, 653.71
High school, 1,422.33
Interest 67.50
Miscellaneous, 62.6o
New sidewalks, 60.S3
Police. 1,271.67
Sewers. 553.S5
Sprinkling, 1,147.9o
state road. 1,056.01
Street department, 1881
Street lights 623.37
Support of poor. 746.10
Tuberculosis. 10000
Total, s27,S5e.T
An order that Howard Morse be paid
$40 for laying length of sewer on
Burleigh street, was introduced ana
Mr. Morse sexplained the order. He
said that the sewer accommodates
three or four houses on Burleigh street
and several on Marston court. He said
that he was prepared TO furnish a
plan of the sewer to the city. The or
der was referred to the committee on
streets and sewers to report.
1t was ordered that Silver street be
repaired.
1t was ordered that catch basin
be placed opposite 20 Summer street.
Ordered that the street commission
er be authorized to place street sign
at Reddington and Silver streets.
Ordered that the sewer on Burleigh
street be extended lis feet north.
Ordered that a catch basin be plac-
ed opposite Webster Williams resi-
dence on Western avenue.
ordered that the tax on the Sisters
Of Charity hospital be abated for 1914.
petition from E. ]. Hoxie for side
walk on Burleigh street was referred to
the committee on new sidewalks.
An order that a street be laid out from
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Smmrrgriins
Don Gbrliflan aDaaner.

$pe@e~se~es~9 @@@~>~S
Gs 5OgeH burb Sdpaben's Mdloer.
Dur9 feline 6Iuren unb 6eIOer,
Ginit RiHberfhnren babiu; -
sic ipoIIten 5um beiliseH 2dnos,
sic molten gum bsilisen Stranbe.
3um Grabe oes 6eiIonDs 5ieb'n
DO6 6nnser unO man9e @efabren
@errineerten ibre Sdarsn
GepaIiig BON Eug gu &os;
llnb unter Der 8dume @hatten
GIar manhes BET miiOeu, matten
llnb Tisrbsnbsn ainOer lag.
Do6 ieber Ionnigs Siisel
8eIebig Ser SoffnIus GIiisel
Sn oieIsn Mauern 70 matt:
Gle ieIIten iid5 ouf bic 3ebeH.
Gb lie nid1t m0hteu eripdben
60 Die SeruiaIemsItabt.
llno oil bei ieltIoment Roui6en,
@a bllben an iie gu lauiden
81 Ioufhen fpobl cine Meil,
81 borden ouf ierne SfIGnee,
Sb es Der Ailger @eIdnee2
Db ss Der Ssi6en 9ebeuI2
lln0 nit entidufdter @ebdrbe
&anlen Ho DieIe 5iIr @rbe,
GrIiegeno ltumm bem Gjei6id.
DoA 1pdnn uno ipie oacb geenoet,
ylah Dlorgen mar itetS eeipenoet
@ei oIten osr IeBte Bid.
yntb Woreen, nod Moreen i4auen
@ie Blumenouoen. bic blnuen,
Qlm lDnnigen 6iieelIoum bort;
Plus immereriinem 2dube,
gs pirtet Der MuHoergIaube
Rod beute in linen fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

aIas Dem munrrurn erbru, nan Slpie
SlauHan.


@om Friiben @rpoden an rib beilte
bic gltue an inn unO bic Sebuiu9t.
Gr bate iie pon iid setriebsH pie
eiu g9orr. reHt ipie Elm iibermiitiger
Torrl glber psr ionis oud abneu.
baB Iie ieinsn @ori9los elmer 5sttipsis
lieen 3rsnuane. Die Elm tpsiler Treuno
ibu ols niiBli9 esprielen, baB lie bies
fen taum guu8 eruit gemeintsn @ors
fhlng onmit eripibern piirOe, Die
Trtunung ais enogiiltie gu nebmen!
Sic bate ibu lpiHen laHen baB es
nibi @ron. iib6 ioenieer SOB Iei, bdB
iis ibn flob. baB iie aber an ole Wabr-
belt elmer 2iebe. bic priifungen ges
iudt, niht mebr oInubsn tonne unO
nidt nod einmoI Ihpoh iperoeu ipolIe.
llnb ale UerIuhe. iie pieoer5uieben,
bate iie pereileIi
,Wenn old elmer DerIaHen tpia,
foaH BIZ niht fraeen. tparum." battle
iis ibm osihrieben, sd froee bid
ni9t. DaB Oh mid Derloiieu tpOlIteI.
iit @riino eenug.
@r pergaB. baB Iopiel SiOl8 MIR lss
ben fam, no 3iebe i'm Neriheiben IL.
0oB lie BON oieiem Gtol3e niHts ees
puBi bate. mare ibrs aiebe ni4t
eben in bieier Gtunoe ooer ibon frii=
Der aeitorben.
5ie lpnr bic erite, iogts er iih nur
bitter, bic be9rifFen uno geiibt bate,
iDns er einmol por ibr bas lin S9On=
belt euoigen" genonnt, bic erite, bic
niAt psrludi batte, fliebenos 2iebs
burh bl0bes @etteIn ou balten.
llnb bic erite Die nibt re4t ees
Iobt! @eit er Iie psrIoren botte,
burd eiaene SHuIO perloren botte.
unb neil iie Jpn MIR 81 Gut begriffen,
bo muBte er, BOB er iie Iicbte, unb
baB es @erbIeubuHg geipeicH lpenn er
eeooht botte, obue iie iperoe ibn oas
Qeben mebr nIs Elm Daicin,g elm itumpf
oetraqenes Dniein fein
9lie wDnig bic 6offulng 9on3 aus
fsinem SsrSen geben, lie niihe einea
HnQes lpieoerfommen 0ber iib finoen
IaNen BON Der gIeihen Sebniu1t GEE
jaat iUie er.
Der 5rublinosabeno botte ibn ers
reqi uno umbergetrieben Mobin er
fab, aiebsnos. bic beib beieinanoer sirs
qen unb elm 2d9eln auf ben 2ippen
batten, bas oontbar bsimlibsr 6reus
Sen aebodte. Dosu BON iiberaII ber
8uft uno Wluiit. Q(us oen offenen
Icniieru mo pm zen @1feu bur&
bic offenen TorfIil9el ber, Dor penen
Rinoer lpielien. tollten nno toH5ten
@ereinlamt unb nusgeitoBen tam
ct Itd plDBIi1 Dor. Der bod ipuBte,
bah bic ssreube an nllen Gden itaHo
uno laGeno ibre Strange bot. @r be-
fam fi6 nitbt. ihon einmaI 10 seIits
ten 8u baben, unb pergaB bod teinsn
Qlugenblid, oab ieius 2iebe, ipeuH ni6t
oeboren. bod gelpaHfen crit mar an
ihrem gBioeritano uno ibrem 5tol5.
@IeiHbiel, Ct lisbte Ite, lInD touIeno
Gtinnerungen iamen linb ipraden BON
ibr.
gBos baIf ibm bic 9rGmertlugbeit
baB bas Derging, ooB es einnaI Ders
Qebsn mubte, Dob man unm0gli4
lance 70 lei0en t0une. 0aB FOLDER
G5hmers pun aass 5lls Spa OerblaIie!
Sin IiebIi6es jinBs @ing fab ibn
an. Iis beaegnste ibmI oann nod einmaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

2ippcn un6 bilbeter nit Ieifsm aIanss
gDorte.
.Syo, ia, cr BAT bid INNER Iie6 9es
bobt uno bod bsipsrtet unb ii9 oft be-
tlagt, Oab bu 70 ielten tpmmit. 8is
er merfte. boB icb eiferIaGtig mar uno
es mir peb tat. 9a bat er fuit ME
msbr BON Dir gefproHen ltn0 ME mebr
ii9 betlagt uno mar penigsr ber5li9,
ipenn ou etnmal tamit.. g(ur ebe er
ltarb, oa bat er nod Dou Dir eeIproz
bsn. ga, un0 ipurum porf BIZ 6enn,
felt er tot lit, Der ein3i9e Wenlcb, ber
ME mii6e tpuroe, mir 5u3ub0ren. tDenn
i1 mein 2eio tlagte9 gBorum bu
Der ein8iee Meni1, Der jeosr5eit nit
mir iiber i'm ipre9en moate unb nit
mir iibet ibn peinte2 @arum9 llub
tparum babe i9 Elm Sabr lang bos 10
bingenOmmen. geoanteniosg Marum
Isbe i9 unb peritebe ert beute, iDas
ou - p" @rete bro9 ob uno
fprana auf. nDu buff ibS eeIiebt!"
ihrie iie Der 5reunbin ins AntliB.
9ieie itano nit berf9rdnttcn Qlrs
men unO 3udte niht. Sbr Bid tpar
Uaitleio unb 9rouer.
nglein. Sd liebe ibn nod unS
fperbs ibn Iiebeu," entseguete iie ses
loiTen,
Limo er9" fprI6ts @retbe. ybr
Bid mar SIomme, i6re Stimme SrG-
men.
Slfe &rono 0udte bic Ql9Ieln unb
fcbfpieg, Big iie bic Siingere tponfen
FAB unO ouff9lud5eu bOrte. Da
itredte fie Ole glrme aus, fling bic Mans
tenoe ouf un6 opong iie bebutIom
aufs Sofa ipie onFohgs. llno ipies
Der legte iie ben 2(rm Inn ibren Noden.
9lber @retbe poIlte fie BON ii9 ItOBen.
0a foBte Slfe bic Treunbin feiter, legte
beibe glrme Inn fie unO 5og iie an 1i1,
Bis Dos trGnennnRe Qlntlib Der Mitpe
on ibrer 8ruit rubte uno olIes Strdu>
ben fhlpano.
Da fpra9 Slfs leiIe uno Ian9Iam:
ngr bat DID geIiebt, @retbe, INNER
uur bid. 9lber Ou boit es ibm ni9t
Iei9t gemocbt. 9u ipeiBt es; bonn fpGs
ter bait Ou es ertonnt, ols ct ni9t
me6r mar, uno baIt oi9 ppr mir oft
angstlagt. Oh BAIT ibn gequGlt nit
Giebe uno nit GiferiuHt. llno penn
ibm 0ann bitter aumute mar uno er
in ieiuer 2iebe gu 6tr lit, unter bei=
ner 2iebe, unter beinem - 9enn
tpeibt ou, bu boit i'm oft unb biel
nibt peritonoen. @enn er litt, @retbe,
bann fam er gu mir. Geit i1 Guer
0ous oeinetpegen mieb - i9 iob bod
osine @iferIu3t felt i4 leItener
gu Sud tom, lam er bGufiger gu mir
unb tloete mir, pie er Di9 liebe uno
tpie anOers bu ibn liebteit. limb oos
- mar oIles."
@retbe rang ii1 Ios. n2laes?@
frogte iie.
piles" beiidtigte SIIe trourig .,gr
bat Don Dir 9efpro9eu, tpenn er mid
bOrte, er bat oih geIeben. penn er mid
Ifub. llno iCbtpGre ibm bo6+ @retba)
bleibe fin BEL msinem @eItdn6nis;
oenn es 1T beiIiger S9mer5- Id ipdre
ibm mebr eeporben, bate ibm alles qes
geben, ipenn er gepollt bGtte." hfl
SlIe peritummte. @retbs T9piea
eri9iittert unb ipaqte niHt oIeth. bic
5reunoin on5ubIiden. 9tbsr jGb f6lono
Iie bonn bic 9[rme um SI1es SoIs un6
oriidte einen Iangen, beiBen Sub oaf
ibre 2ippen. ll1
9iebeOOn I6Ob SIIs Die 5rsunbin
bon ii9. nMos man gebabt BAT,
9retEe, lam man DergeRen, logte
fie. nWos man ME gebobt bat, pers
9iBt man ME.
lInO @retbe @eiSner fentte portIos
oos 6aupt. sic fiiblte, ooB SyITe
red tbotte unO boB iie pienett6t Dsr@
9ehen lpiirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
@6nibeI.

/ / T'N
Si9tige.
9ie aiebe 1T elm eeiOsu, ubsr isir'
hrOnii8es.
Wer feline Jeinoe bat, BAT AID
tsirs 5rsunoe.
Ser Siegreiae fpri9t INNER pom
Sriumpb bes &e9tes.
sa'8 ben @eItbsgebsnbsiten bat 6sr
,@rfoIg cine ridtenbe Stimme.
'sa9Irmut pirb nur Dann 5ur Sdulbs
tpenn iie ieIbfberf4uIoet 1T.
Nur Der Mann IpOttet Der garbsT'.
ben ME eine Muuoe sei9meraf.
Sott beifebt gu glsiden SeiIen aug
8Iinobeit, Saubbeit unb Stummbels
6 8 aibt ni6ts @6Onsres ols fsins
Y A
@bre Su rd4eri +. ipenn man etre pal'
On ben ioeolen @atten uno bic
Wauitersattin glauben nur bic 2ebissn.
@ebsn 1T Tslieer, benn gle6men =
au9 penn es ii8 I'm suten &at ban>
belt.
4rmut 1T ebenIopsnig glei9be0els
teuo NIT GbrIi9teit. tpie GbrliAtsIt
NIT Armut.
Dos ni@tioRe, pos man trrt
Tam, I'M porwGrts gu tommen, tit
Mi9tigtbun.
9ie meiiter Wlenf9en oenten erf
bonn an Oen Reeenl9irm. ipenH eS
bereits tr0pfeIt.
Der Monn III ME 70 gut, ipie bic
8rout 9Ioabt, un6 ME 70 f4limm. ipis
Die Srau meiut.
Der Monn, ben man faufen fanIL
1T INNER gu teuer be5abIt, oenn er ilt
ui6ts pert.
Wenn @oetbe nidt eelebt bate,
ipdreu unIere 2iteraturgef9i9ten nod
oidlei6iger.
5rii6er butten unIere iungeH
MGOden 8OuOOiridmeI5, beute bobeH
Iie 2uftpatiua.
Sot Der beutf6e Uli6eI jemoIs fstn
S9pert gs3ogen. nls nm ii9 ieinsr
9out 5u lpebrens
Der benfeube uno fcboffenbe Self
iit Ser @ermittler. Der bas 9nn6tpert
,ssg ayr apggit itsiqsrt. ..lD.4s.,ssB,s
@teIe Gteptiter boben einen Riids
perii6erunsspertrog nit benz liebeH
@ott in ibrer S9ublabe.
Die 5rauen b0ren am Iieblten bers
binoli9e 9prbeiteu, ober Iie pero9teH
Den, Der entIpre4sno bauoeIt.
Qtud Der @ei6e 1T ungIiidIi9, tpenH
etlnibt ipeiB, mas er nit ieinem @eIo
mtb Ieiner 3eit onfangen folI.
iaM an muB es iib fcbon iebr iouer
iuerben IoRen, ipenn einem bic Mrbeit
iDirtIid6 bos Daleiu DerliiBen ION.
~MOrgen, mOrgen, nur niht berte"
u. fir oieIe 2eute eibt es nur bcs
Mor9en, Oas ME gum Seute miro.
Bel often Jreunben beriibren ii9
Die SeeIen, Bel neuen ole 6Gnoe unb
bel getonnten nur Die 9onbf9ube.
Die Mdnner 1in0 iiberoll uno uns
beoinst bos itGrtere @ei9Ie9t, 1olonge
bic Trouen niGt in Sroge tommen.
Waon loute Ii9 ou9 feline Teinbe
du el9ulleH luWeH, lle DerOeH lelUt1
sefdbrIi4er, penn Iie uniere Sreunos
iperoen.
glotiirli9 iollen mir bic Soeen ser
onoeren obten; unter Der 8eoinoung
iebo&, baB man iie uns ni8t oufs
ordngt.
Man lam niemonb teibringen, tpte
er es onitellen Ioll. ni9t eitel 81 Iein.
Mon tonn nur Iebren, @iteIteit gu
perbergen.
rS8peigen 1T Sob unb 0Rebsn 1T
Stlber" j. !. bos 1T 9le9. Mie f0nnte
gum 8eiIpiel sic MoreenItunoe Silber
reben, luenn iie @ol0 i'm Wtunbe bot9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

piro u9ld, oos mobt niAt2:
Sir 6obcn iidnoig 5wei 9sd6maid'nen
in Sane, imo 5miihenoirrh blai' id
Boiatnel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

@eeinigt. SSrml eineS 9Ir5.
ties ngSos fcblt ciecntlid ser @e.
heinlrdtbn ole Old ulfen lieB
glr5t; o9l6, in Elm 9aor m0Ate iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

I'LL Sebeu Sic in groBer SAriit
iiber oeu 9eridbt ushul5e begua.
oiatl 9llisiii6rlihe S9iloerin0 oes
&criabrcns, Dem cr cntging.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06


SAT- Elm 9(htel oler oeutI1en 3ei=
tuneen, uGmIi9 926 Stiid, erIbeinen
i'm 4Snigrsi1 Sa6ien. DoOon ents
FaIlen o[lein 396 ouf ben WlitteIpuntt
bes oeutI6en @u6baupeIs, ouf 2eip=
lig, ipdbrenb in Der 6ouptitaot Ores
ben 140 3situneeu unb 3eitidriften
erTdeinen. Tilnf fremoiprodige 3eituus
gen tonmen in @ohien beraus, NAM
LID brei ipenoifcbe in 9ouBen, cine
Tponii6e in 2eipSis unb cine Gfpes
santos8eitl9rift in Dresden.
cin mo mir 6abcn icbon Oen gans
zen gcridt BON Der Sinri1tlmG nit
iamnlt oen Sllltrationen I'M SaBl"
GDcirccQtieur a%enn 0aS nlleS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
JrnnRreiC6s Armee.


Ser Snfpeftionsorat Der frons0fis
f9en Q[rmee SrouFoint beri9tete ouf
benz 2boner &ougreB fir oIlgemeine
9bgiene. ooB Der GJeIunObeits3uitono
Ser Hetruten ols ou9 Der ousaebiloez
ten Monni1often nod INNER b09it
beIorgniserre9enO iei. Dis WsrbdIts
Mile ldeen tpeit uneiinItiger ols in irs
genoeinem onberen europGiIben Wlis
fitdritoot. Dos WerItsd1pieIen belfe
ni9ts. Die 8epOlterung muKe erfobz
rem, bob 65 prp3ent Der unter bic
Sabine berufenen iungen 2eute in b0be-
rem OOer eeringerem @rabe tubertul0s
ieien. Sm Sabre 1910 feien BON
1914 5uriidgelteuteu Dienitpfli9tieen
4314 tubertuI0s geipelen. Der Q[r5t
Sroufaint fcbIdgt Dor, Ole fir Oienlts
targli9 ertldrten 2eute, Bel oenen Sus
bertuloic in oen 9lnfongsitaOien tons
itotiert iei, bon onItrengenosn 9ienits
Ieiitungen gu befreien. Qlu9 m0ge
man, ba bic finan5iellen S9wierieteis
ten eigene Militdrlnnotorien ni9t err
m0gIi6ten, nit 3ibilIonatorien Qlbs
mo9ungen treFfen. Dos SonitGtsz
peIen berfiige uber Die gnna un3us
reidpen0e Sabreslurlms BON Is WIilio=
nen Tranc. 6ier0u bsri6tete bic m6us
monte" aus SeOan, boB Der @eIunbz
beitsaultonb in Der oortigen @orniIon
cine bS9It einaebenoe llnterIu9ung err
foroere. glo6 bem GenuB psroorbs=
iien 6leiI9es Ieieu in elmer 3dierne 70
Monn I9per ertrontt, 9[u9 bdtten
Ole dnltrengenoen Mdrl9e Bel oliibens
Der Sibe auf rem olgemeinen @eIunOs
beitS3uitano b69it fbd0Ii6 siugepirtt.
Infsre moberne Duff 1T Elm sus
ter Opponent ees 3eitgeiitss; mir fiihs
len Ous eepoltige @baos unierer
@pode. bas mir nit unferem BiHen
nod ni1t umfaiien tSHnen.
uG6e mir ocn 0}ict6pertrog o6lhlic-
ben muB i1 Sic Ooroui nuimerfionl
MAIDEN oaB IN ser 9obnunQ iiher
S6nen ie6r pieI &IaOicr aeir'et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

gerne geben itno oa baben mir uns
ibIicBlib oli Gonacitioncn uno Sscil-
rolgic gceinigtlr
Wegcnoamp + ~ Snuswirtb:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

uG6e mir Ocn @}iet6oertrog o6ihlie-
ben muB iA Sic Ooroui ouiuerfianl
MAIDEN Dab IN Der gSobnlna iiber
S1nen ie5r picI Slapicr aeip'cIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

g @neIlef 6 uliti 8crid]t
criiattcr y0a bobcn fpir ocu 5alat!
Soebeil trifit Na@ celegromn uop per
Ne8uaoIalng oeS Dl0rocrs S@a5e
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-25
HoRRIBLR MEANS TAKEN
 BY A VALDEZ SUICIDE


 Windt Heldt, resident of Val dez, committed, suicide last week oy ohopping his head literally to pieces with an axe, says the Times of that city.
 Heldt had been In the employ Of the road commission during the past summer, and passed through Cordova enroute to valdez a short time ago, and was registered at the Rainier Grand.
 Shortly after arriving in valdez, Heldt hunted up everybody in town to whom he was indebted and paid up, saying that he wanted to be square with the world. That eyeE- ing after he retired, he got out Of bed and went out the back door oI the cabin he occupied with two oth- CT men. Just outside the door was a block of wood in which was stick ing a double bitted axe. Th's Heldt withdrew from the block' and seating himself upon the laVtei proceeded to chop his head with Che axe, inflicting no less than seventy five wounds, before his companions were attracted to the scene. Heldt was oYerpowered end taken in;o the cabin. Notwithstanding his awful deed, he appeared perfectly sane. He told his companions that he knew they could not give him gun to complete the job, but begged them to put one cartridge in a rifle and then go after a bucket of water
 Heldt's head was literally hacke to pieces, and though removed to the hospital and given every care he died the following morning.
 He was buried at valdez by the Eagle lodge of which organiza- tion he was Q member. He is sur viveed by one child, who resides in the states.
 Heldt gave no reason for his rash act, and his friends can assign none, as he was apparently in good health, and had not been drinking to excess.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-25
SMASHING RUN Is
 MADE BY YUKON DREDGE

A world record smashing run was made by the Canadian Klondyk cOmpany's large gold dredge No' g, working in the Bonanza basin, half Q mile from Dawson, for the week ending October 27, says the Dawson News of Nov. 9th. The yardage was the largest ever han died by any dredge the company has operating here. Material han dled totalled for the week 11O, ,O4o cubic yards. The dredge is one of tn largest in the world, and therefore claims the worlds record. It has two sister dredges here belonging to the same company of the same type and size, and there arc one or two dredges of similar size in the west ern states.
 Number three had exceptionally favorable conditions under which to make the splendid record. The ground being dug is in the bend on the north side of the Klondike, near where the old dog pound stood' and under the hills below the Hill side cemetery. The depth aug was 30 to 35 feet, with seven feet of face exposed, the ground and gravel thawed and bedrock soft.
 The statement for the record run of the week ending October 27, coy cring the full 16S hours, as made up by the engineering department oi the company at Bear creek, and authorized for publication by Gen eral Manager J. w. Boyle, follows:
 Summary of Run
 Operation time, 163 hours 5l minutes, 97.5 per cent; lost time, 4 hours g minutes, 25 per cent; total. 100 per cent.
 Division of Lost TiHe
 Operation, 4 hours minutes, 2.4 per cent; repairs. minutes, 1 per cent; power, none.
 Yardage, 11O,04 yards.
 Tardage per operation hour, 674 cubic yards.
 K W. hours used, lO6,O00.
 K. w. hours per cubic yard, 96'
 Average width cut, 2S0 feet.
 Average depth cut, 3O.6 feet.
 The crew of dredgc number three comprises Arthur Gibson, dredge- master; Stanley Gibson, Jce Mchln- non and George Munroe, winchmen; U. c. Campbell, Sam Mcclellan an5 James Forbes, oilers.
 Dredge number three was put in- to commission in the year 1913.
 A new bucket line recently was put on No. dredge by which the bucket lips were built Up an extra two inches, thus giving the buckets q capacity of r cubic feet instead Of 16 cubic feet as originally de signed.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-25

Bonded whlskeys--Gibson. Noun
 Vernon and Belmont. The best Of Reer-Blue Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Rainier, at the Mascot, Tele- phone e7. N
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-25

FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
 PebbIeford and Gibson Rye. Bua weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Ram fer Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-16

ments The board has built q cement
sidewalk to the home. It has improved
the buildings, the grounds and the gen.
eral physical and sanitary condition OF
the entire property. Think 1t over. linen
decide who has played politics"
Many women were in the crowd winch
attended the meeting. "A NUMBER OF
Democrats from towns in Atcnis0n
and Leavenworth counties came to Atcn-
ison to attend the banquet and the
meeting was one Of the most entnusa-
astic county political gatherings hello
in the state since the ea,ly opening OF
the 1914 campaign.
Spent Day At the Home.
Governor Hodges and members OF
the state board Of control spent the
afternoon at the State Orphans home
two miles north of Atchis0n. They
inspected the buildings and general
conditions Of the home and the COVER
nor spoke for Is minutes to the 200
boys and girls who were assembled
in the chapel to greet the state execu-
tive. Following the meeting in the cha
pei, a reception to the public was at
tended by several hundred Atchison
men and women.
w. L. (Irontaw) Brown. a fourth
candidate for the United States senate,
attended the Atchison banquet. Brown
had not been accorded a place on the
printed program. but in view Of the
fact that three other senatorial can
didates were present, the speaker OF
the 1913 house was given ten minutes
in which to tell Of the work OF the
recent legislature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-16
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago, April k-WHEATLDisappoi
ing cables and the prospect OF rain north
west had weakening effect today on
wheat. Predictions that Russia would
ship moro freely from now on acted also
against the bulls. In addition. the best
opinions regarding the domestic winter
crop continued to be highly favorable
Opening prices were Nc to &c lower. A
moderate rally ensued, but was not Of q
lasting sort.
Reports Of the presence Of Hessian fly
seemed to be on the increase bat made NO
impression In the pit, the close was weak
at zQhc to 1c net decline.
CORN-Corn suffered from free selling
and from lack OF support. The west re-
ported that the cash demand was not
uatetring. Prices which started at Nc to
A@Ac lower. underwent a further decline.
Covering Yesterday on the part Of shorts
left the market in a weak position. Many
stop loss orders were reached. The close
was heavy. Nc to 1x01xc under last
night.
oATs-Rapid progress Of seeding tend
Cd to pull down the oats market. The
sag however, was soon checked by scat
tered resting orders to buy
VISIONS-Provisions went down
grade with hogs. First sales were q shade
to 1Oc lower. Later transactions, though
averaged somewhat better.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-16
GIVE HUERTA ADVICE.
European Powers Urge Him to Order
the Salute.

the Salute.
washington, April 16-European
powers today were advising Huerta to
apologize to the United States at once
and end the situation which threatens
grave consequences. Friends OF the
Mexican dictator in the United States
also were assuring him that unless a
salute was fred to the American nag.
the seizure Of the ports OF Tampico
and Vera Crux and a blockade Of Mex
leo by the American fleet was the
Washington program. President Will
son and other administration officials
silently awaited development while the
fighting ships and the marines were
hurryfng down the Atlantic and Pa
cific coast to Mexico waters.
Pressure upon Huerta is being
brought not alone by Charge O'Shaugh-
messy but by the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of other nations in Mexico
City. Friends of Huerta In the Uni
ted States Mexicans and others. have
telegraphed him that for the best in
terests OF Mexico. the salute should be
fired.
They have advised him that the Uni
ted States means business and that
there Is ample precedent for the firing
OF salute without loss of national
dignity. They pointed out that the
United States once saluted the nag of
Spain and the Dag Of Brazil White
House officials had nothing to say on
the general situation beyond denying
published reports that President Wilson
was displeased with Charge of9hAugh-