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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

WANTED-A couple of boarders.
Mrs. Anna O'Blennes, Alb South
Seventeenth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

WANTED-Laborers at Burlington
Quarry Co., Montrose, Ia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

FOR RENT-Upper fiat, four rooms
and bath. 1902 Concert. Inquire
Fred Semple. Black SIT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18
THE WANT COLUMN

= 4 49, w IA
WAITED
WANTED-To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. Send cash price
anu description. d. f. Bush, Minneap-
oils, MINI.
MEN WANTED to qualify for brake
men and firemen. positions on Keo-
kuk's nearest railroads; S10O-$120
monthly Free recommendation after
necessary home instruction, payable
IS before-$15 after employed. Send
no money. Thousands sent to posi-
tons. Railway Educational Associa-
ton, Dept. 26l, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WANTED-Five bright, capable ladies
to travel, demonstrate and sall deal
ers; SIS to $50 per week; railroad
fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept
ZIG, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED-Dishwash and expect
enced dining room girl at Fosters
restaurant, 423 Main street
WANTED-A delivery boy at Ike
Bork's grocery, 500 Main. Phone $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. State
salary and experience in first letter.
Address p. o. Box 1853, city.
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AGENTS WANTED-Donahue writes,
II sell nine out Of ten" Scranton
makes over $40 weekly. Big money
selling our brand new csc kitchen
utensil. H. w. E. Mfg. Co., 20 18th
ST., Binghamton, N. Y.
WANTED-Thre.e young men, salary
and expenses. Inquire for Mr..
Lucas, Grand hotel, Monday morning
WANTED-Small farm close in, must
be good land; long lease, will buy.
Or trade first class city property. Ad-
dress E. Maurice, Gate City.
WANTED-Small farm close in. Must
be good land, long lease, will buy or
trade first class city property Adj
dress E. Maurice, care Gate City.
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WANTED-Laborers at Burlington
Quarry Co., Montrose, Ia.
WANTED--A couple Of boarders.
Mrs. Anna O'Blennes, Alb South
Seventeenth street.
AGENTS WANTED to take orders
for nursery stock. Pay weekly.
Perry Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
to represent us In
your territory; $500 per month
travelling expenses and commission;
experience unnecessary. Write quick.
R. D. Martel, 1909 Indiana Ave-, Dept.
1862, Chicago.
WANTED-Traveler beginner. Age
81 to so. Salary, commission and
expense allowance to right man. J.
E. McBrady, Chicago. r'
WANTED-To rent about Aug. 12 a
four or five room cottage, with city
water. Call Red GA.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Six room cottage, s1s
North Thirteenth. Apply TIC Main.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern house
No. Park place. Inquire at $40
North Tenth Or. phone Black-621.
FOR RENT-N7e room house, S24
Leighton: all modern. Enquire $40 |
North Tenth Phone Black-621,
FOR RENTING. 610 North Fifth. |
seven room modern house with
garage. John Tumelty.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20

aor 9ammel, ligeiaa mnn8e @ent5
aasien og SnoboIoet gaar til 5a.
panmisiionen. Men S fenoer 10 ielo
be0it, paa 5pilfen Wtaaoe 5 tan
6eoit pore meO; bare pi er meo o9
er 0aogne, oct er 8o~peoiagen. @uo
Oelii9ne eoer ale.
)tDtoors Ntorgen oe0e Or. q.
Atr5. u. 9locf9 lille 2llgers adnf.
lie Sen 8oniel. ban 6leo 5caraoe
Spnoa8 Den Soc Soutar. Z II III
&c oiloe 10 nof 9aoe 6e5olot De-
lille goaiel. men @u0 to1 6anI.
o. III er Jan 6ienme. Get var Dr.,
ierite Oteolem Al oor Menig5eo /.
oct npa 9lar. % BET bar lige poQ 9tqt.
aar5 Norgen, ban o6oe. Ser tunoe
10 ipBrges: 6oem npit? @uO peo
oct; maatte ri ale lore at huge
0ao0ens foitbore Gio.
@u farlig @ilieu ien6es til ale
@enuer / Gel 9tep % selma, Gal,
&c, fare 5. @., DIT bar 10 iaoet
en- i'm Ben, bar oi 5srt, Lao os iaa
GA 4pre Pint i9enncm Dor fnaes
Ben uDanifercn@ @nonu er 5 life.
fare 8enner. gIemte 6uerfeu al Me
Hi9beoen eaer oe enfeIte al os. 5
oar 10 olligeoel iaa mango, ser
gif ira os.
9n lille 5igl ion9er ON, maaife
nj ifal 6dDe areosmooe. 9toa. oi iaor
ie, ONT @eni96eoen fan ma9te oea
ne Opgape. vi bar 10 bait areo5-
meoe ier, men III er areosmeoerne
10 nleget iterre, emo oe 0a oar.
6reoens @iliea til ale, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20
6orrejponoancer
Davenport, ia.

Deune Sang inor ri treite os peo
set gamIe Orb, iom flyer; Re Tom
mer oaIaa, Der fommer ba9eiter.
Ro0Ie al pore Gpbeoer er al en-
eaer an6en Bruno bleuet temmelia
gamIe.
Get bar nemlig iiOite Senoog /
RoDember, at llneoomsiorcningen
ira 8eit 9rand, So, tcisgte os
Der. SnobpoeIie bar iamtioig no.
Ite0et iii MISREPRESENTATION | Gin.
ton, @is., men arunoet paa, at Der
{ DC Gage par Risiionsmsoe lam
me Steo. hm6e SuObpoeIien ifft
moOtoaes.
vi baa6er imiolertio at ino Sci.
liahe6 iii at iornp famine.
@soerue beguu6te 9erOag aiten
Ga iortiattes Smoaa. qlne @sOer
ne bar ret aoOt beisot. 4rGiternc
alemmenien, Snnien FAINT Den nor
ife groft, @aitor ailneis tiaigemee
Stio. e. Solmitritp ira ailgiitdno
College, 3ocf Sslono, taIie. Ssn.
bag Mororn bapoe hi @uostieneIte
nteo 9(ltersang. 9aitor alemmcn
len taIte oper Iefitcn Mottb. 81
lip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20
SpnoeriBnauO.
III.
ii i@remune0 0e5masIar0 "

IS iremmeo 2e6inasiar0.
Ct arGt ies al 0iitorien Der ircm.
orager,
vi 3Gppet leiter ieg en- lioen 6li8
Roor arigcn5 0rama aou8erne
{ bebaaer
n a. ct RoDn. iom Ell er sagen
Zig,
De Oaiaa e0nOets unac Seaner
taaer
I'll uretiarOig, unsoDmois arig.
On RpngOe Dire oeunc drig bar
frGpet.
Gen er ne6 Blob mo / 6itoricn
oGDet.
@oar Donmarf5 aonae 3reOcrit fan
noIeie
SoI6ater | Den itore ipanite Strio.
Soori Der fpmpes baarot Iaa lang
en- Ii6,
Om buem Der IfnI Den ipanife arone
eie,
goor Sub IfnI unge, fare Slo
oppeie,
goor Blob ubapoes for De torres
Splio -
GnSna for 6r0reIonoet li~geaploig-
z flor Wisbrug oa 5pno man gsr
fla ifpIOig.
woor mee oauifc ssnoeripOer
Ineres
q ben forbade tpIfe Uniform,
0oor sc | aria MOB 5rdnfrigs Niae
ieres,
ssor of betpinge bette 9nno meo
Storm,
FRA goIen Stsnnen Cut Oh Som-
mcr bsres,
Den foorcoe fla prioer icm en- Ornt
4 DOZENS trnae aamp % bitra
apioe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20

ltoaelie beraf par oct, al aongen
nOiteOte en- Opfororing til Speriges
5olf ON at bol0e Ell iprlig 9o0s
% 9eoeoaa al 0enipn til Den TN
enoe arigsfare. @anife iom gfinibe9
aonae aioroe. oo @uo gcuncm Fro
feten Sonas bap0e truet ocn itolt,.
Stao meo l%lnoeraana. aonQeu %
Solicit befenote oeres 5Dn0er o.
omuenote iia. II Staoeu 6lea reo.
oct
Ct 9reo ira Iuiflouo i%ortalte ior
no9le Cage iioe1, at 9erlins airfer
Seuoogen eiter ariQserflrrinaen
par iaa tort paffe0e me0 Soft at 81.
! bunOreOepi5 maatte itad u0enior.
SUorOan iaa oct isr no / oisie Sir,
fer2 Seq bar bei6at Dem @ang
eiter Sang % inaet befruitet, 5pa0
iel baooe hsrt i%oriifre. at al Der
Inns 9eiolfnin8 fln Ell ai Sunore.
De noale @anae ON aoret beieaer
en- airfe. altioa oe 90 fom Der al.
ORIG oa Sen enc fun nogle @ange
ON aaretl D}en MI oar Der htlot.
ml onr Set trangt me0 gl10s, M
fen0te Menneifene @u6s Com oner
iig. Ru roabte DC til bonn Oere5
300. Waoife f0mmer 9iplpea en-.
mi IN @Gng, iom ben or fommen
ier V9aoife or olioo 5imeu moe
Tor noaet. iom o%pergaar alt. 6uao
ri fan ioreitille os. @uO. iorbarm
DIG oOer Dem % ooer oeres 1ie1
6erl
8enO ON. peno ont 6per on / i'm
Stool Bent life poa Be onorc. men
tguf. Ser er set beoit, at iea oeuoer
mig til @uo. 0dOi6 iiaer. at naar
Der er Rs0 poa 6uroe. tager ban
tn 1iIitlgt til @u6. sfam ola life
lotpeO. 5origr0eIiat At oi ifaG be.
sbe at tale ON life at fannie iil
beo at fro paa @n0. ompen0e liz I'll.
@u0. o0lD0e Sub. Oa oct meOens
belle 8er0en life TANNER ia peo at
iornate @no. Oeo Of leoe / 5pn0 %
ll9uoeliabe0. Q}en iaaOan er oct ga.
tionerne %itraiies % til iioit 6oelpg.
ees. Den 6oem oil lore noaet Der.
of2
Gn6nu bar bi Dor 5ri6e0. Zen
5ribeo, pi bar. o. Den 5re6. oi
bar bait / SlmoreSe 4or. cr nogct
oIoeIes eneitoaenbe / ge~r0ens6iitori-
eli. Denne fen6er life noget an0et
Golf, iom bar Iepet nOcn aria i
100 aar. Oct er alene Sueriae oa
9orge, Der bar opleDet 6cnne geaa.
De ira SUD. Derior man oi taft
% prize SUB, men o1iaa beoe ON
9anOe til Omoen0elie, Tor at pi life
MI pao @rlluO al ben enfeltes o.
belle 6olfets Son0er itoI iprte os
ielo ! en- 9oelpaaeIie, iom @uo ger.
ne Ifanne6e os Tor 8i fan life pro
[ ietere. men ri fan beOe. vi fan be.
De. oi fan raobe til 6cn lcoen6c@no
Sna fonmter oct, Tom ban ienoer
1aatte ban Qnaoe icn0e os i'm
San6beo, lin aano. Ell iano @u6.
irpqtiabeoeus 9lauo. iom ioriagrr
al llguoeIigbco o. per0sIiae 9e8g.
ringer Tor til cans 9ere at lcoe
gnSeliat % retiproiat OF tlatiat
/ oeunc 9er6en
Soften 8eIiianclie par set life
ON oeu mu0areu6c 1iIiton0 euro.
pa hnoc pafte port iyenife 5oIt
op til ct iaaoant Sino % IN iaaoaa
0mpenoelie Oct aipe @nO. por@ua
/ Simlen, aenuem Seius arinIs
Dor 6relierl
go
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20
AUfiltOlun,3@i

Mange al o0oniferen"s 9uiers
Ueo pit life. bDor Willtomn er, o.
oct er GA lite iaa uloerIigt Oa BET
life or ret man9e aar, iioen aCbe
Con II. q. So" bpggeoe ct 6lt5
Der, iotte ct Silt paa oct, 6porpaa
itoo moIet 0aonet o0fi(Itopn". pit.
ioa en- S~totionsbp.
Men oct bar MI life ON 9pen.
ieg oiloe fort9Ie uoget, men BERT.
moo Iiot ON port Strife og Mcnig.
bees .2io.
ga Dor lille 9o 6Geu til, ipnte5
ooiaa Grongen til 9irfe % @enig.
6eo at fomme rem, % no ira oen.
ne 8rang oraaniiereoes Der ior no.
get oper / 9tor iioen en- aoinoeior.
enino nn0er Ndbn al Che bltip
Bee. Ger bar, ina plot ieg oeo.
II WeoIemmer til at begDn0e meo
Jfu er Ser mere emo oct 0obbelte
2lntoI 0ie0Iemmer, og 5orretningen
bar piit noqet - 81 Gatlr. Oct
ifal ie8 pie go set iomme.
Men MI ifd. blipe barge oq
tGnfe, at ocn D.. itiffe. Rei. oct
bar lea alorig mprfet nogct til
0ien 9ieu bar oaioa en- on0cn 6
9enifo6, en- SomIenatltr, % oct maa
iea ii9e, at Dor o9uip Bee" bar Tor
itaaet til @onns at iamIe. 5 oert
Ii0, 0en bar beitanet, bar oen am.
let ca. 81 900. o. oct iortiener oen
Iaf ior. Nen 1ron9en til en- BE.
nia6eo fonl ogiaa trent, % @inte
rem 1913 orgoniiere0es ser iaa meo
9iitano Al 4aitor $. V. 9ouo3
Ora 2ucD Ell Nenig6eo unoer 9}aun
al Sam. eng. 9ut6. G6urd Of
Niatofpn", iom BON iao batie1te
2eilia6eo5ois, in6til ban iaa 5en.
oog ben 3 Sun 1911 fmoe ln0iGt.
te 4oitor p. 6. 6orlicn ira Supe.
rior Iom @rqit oq sialcierger /
@iatomn, en- Mprfeoag, iom oi bill
ie til6aae pad me0 @lp0e.
9}u 6opoe nj iao Wenig6eo. on
M 6aooe oi @rGit. men ingen Strife.
@i iomlcs / ct 5folebu5 til @uoS
tieneiter vi iful0e iaa preoe, ON
bi fnnoe magic at 6Dgge ell Girfe,
en- aomite bleU iaa iat / arbeio5
mco Supifribtionliiter. 6Dilfe eiter
noaen 5iOs 6orle6 uiite ct aoOt &c.
iultat - noget oper $1,000. Oct
blep iaa beitent at bpqge airfe. oa
man iamleoes GA en- Gag / @iterna.
ret poa 8laOien. bpor airfen fol
li9ge, og un0er Song % Bon %
@uos Oro5 9etragtnin8 6leo 0cl
ierite Spaoeitif toget a are0sior.
man0eu Baitor 9on0o. ri fif iao
Sor0arbeioet aiort. Ger ifaI op-
re arDpt unoer belle airfen. Men
pi fif life Gementnrbeioet giort paa
@rnno al 5roiten. Wen noor M
9pieren fommer meo SItoget npite
Sonmer ior at goa til gorsmoOet
2llcf, - oeriom oil od, iOet on ia.
rer igennem WiiIltomn, foiter 9liffet
no moo Belt, ino Ter on en- itor
9pgning unoer @rbeioe, % on iper-
Qcr: Spoo err oet2 Sna iuorer ri,
oct er Dor me Strife.
&i er gIooe og tnfnemmeliae ior
ioa Inngt og hi leoer / Suobet ON
en- ifsn 8remtio pao oisie @gne
Bore @uostieneiter er eiter bore
5orboIo no9enlunoe aoot beiegte OF
boIoes ffiftepis poo Gngelif %
gonif. Gn SsuongsfoIe bar oi
o9iao Iaaet | @on9 meO meaem SO
og 90 9grn, met paa Gngrlit.
Gli fommer ieg bel til at ilntt,
for oenne @ong for life at optog,
for mcget Iloos / Dor fpnes Der
.Doniferen". - Meo Rnifet ON G
peIlienet Nptoor til 2Tieren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20
Staar ingen fare 8enner oe0 bans
Si0e.

Stddr ilgen tPre SeflIler oeO Dan9
SIDE.
Z. Lao os itanOie Der cit shlno %
lDtte
I'll eli al Dem, Der er paa goleu
itraft.
gaa GalOets giauo er M BANS &c
gems Suite,
San fan q fraole bort meo al fin
0tagt.
mart ifal ban 1io meo @oia6e6en
bntte.
REQ { en- iremmcO 5oro IN 6linc
Iagt.
0l mems bans ulge 0iertc6loo
uorinDer,
6remtraOer Siemmet Hart meo fG
re Rinoer.
6oorfor ifal Der iea % poa oiaie
5tran0e.
% % init Der imeaem arat o. 2iD?
,, arigl ieg MAJ oia baoe % ior
bon0e.
On rspe6e ira MIG nit luae gin. =
Sfal alorig poo min 5pOreg ie0
lanoe2
Sfal aIoria ie9 genie min nnae Bin?
Suorior ifaI Der iea % meo oro1ct
Sopr0.
3 iremneo Qon6, ii irenimeo Zen
6in9siGro"2
sea oil ei % - M isrit lea ret oil
lepe,
Sea oil Ell % bort ira min unae
gruo.
5 9armen Der ieg gemmer 5enoes
greDe,
60or au9len trai, 6por 9looei ool
Der no.
SEQ fan eli %, ior bbao ie5 Bar be
oreoet,
Sea fan Ell %. bsr mig. min DO.
0ers @u0l
Sfol ior en- iremme6 aonae Der iea
faloc.
0oem ei lea fan min rette Serra
faI0e"?
"a CLEO ct 5pn iorbi bans more
gie,
Dan ioo iia 6iemme JON Ell Ii0en
Dreng.
San ina fin Rooer ana for serren
b8i
81 beoe meo bnm oeo bans lille
Seng.
st emneiuf iis 6goeO moo Oct
Seie:
d, @lo, at % berltOe er lao
itrengtl
Ri 6iem til mine fare ou mia isre,
Ia oit ica 6ig mco Gin o. SirI til.
bsre.
II aIeo iorbi bans Die Sfpaaer
forte.
& 6paeo mo ham i en- Iaa9ennt,
san ielte fla iaa M, ian MAJ, iaa
trpt,
soa iolot hans Zine /, % ban par
borte.
San Oaagneo op poa 3ieaoeus "a
iaret
San 5uo6c oaret upr oco DOZENS
gorte.
som peo ct llaOcr oioct 6Icp be.
san 5lco ior Oennc @ana ior 0sOen
ioaret.
0iem Tom ban iom en- itaffeIs
SnDnliO,
llopgtig til Ell oanomono5 5lio o.
Weie.
san iaa fit fare SienL De fcnot2
Seie,
Gin uugc @io. iaa iOr9inIo % la
bio.
Roo Sinilen oar MI Denot bans
Sin0. BANS 2ie,
san Die6 Serren @eiten al i'm Eio
5srit ga bans opsfrait BAR paa
8aIcn bru6t,
IA 6lcu / Serrens SfoIe ban &efrut
8. 6. @unOefen.
6orreiponoancer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QlI ! OoIll
al Oisfusiiongneoe ooer Gal. 6. 7.
moleoet Al stto. Solmitrup. Or
oct par aioet irit. ioo Here 6aoOc
QeiligbeO til at uotale Jig.
9c0 Slntuin9smeoet ON aftenen
tnfte 9uitor alemmenien: g9nGti-
BeriHaeR Al ben oonoeli1e Sao
Eaitor 0aaien taffeoe De umge Tor
}'eisget, o. uotaltc 6aabct ON al
c BET aeutnget
6lcre al 9eboerne ira 8cit Brand
baooc til Senii1t at fomme BERTH
pcr aatomo6il Sea6aa Mor8en;
men arnuoct pda oct oaarli8e ~.
re, Dar man ior6inoret.
8oa ri Dor aIa0e ior 9eie9et, o.
ior ioa mango iom tom, % oil opre
gIaoe ior At gere @engalo oeO Sci.
liQ6eo.
0}eo Oct ianme ieg BAR lot pao
Qenuen5 Dil lea pr6oe at iortaae
@(aocts 9pierp li6t ON oor Siil I
Gooenport.
5llleooas Gitermi6oo9 6aoOe ri
Sulp9nostirneite o8 Ssnoag me0em
Sui on (}ntoar Gaeleoes @u05tirnc
tie on Gitermiooo9en. 2lftencn be
mtteoe 0}enia6toen til at ooerraife
DIR. % 0ir3. Sens ariitenien.
3or ca. 6 Maaneoer iioen oco ct
SurcliesmsOe til6eo 5. G%riitcnieu
at nOiere ai~rfearbeioet Gengerelic
~ 01oarmina. irit ior npite Mar
"a 0tenigbeoen trpuaer I'll at reou.
cere fine llO9iiter iaa me8et ionl
muligt, bleD ariitenienS 5il6uo meo
@lG0e mootaaet nj Den @runo ban.
De 0enig6eoen 6eillttet at oiie i'm
@aaifsnnclie / 6orm Al en- fife ga
be.
Rnitor 9auien ooerrafte Qfr. o.
hrs. ariitenien @apen beitoaeno3
/ ct Spt SelusaniDe % @ailer.
9aitor 5anien taIte paa Wenig.
6e0ens 0eane Ga bao ariiteniens
mo0toae @apen life iom 2sn, men
fim iom 3egn paa Menia6e6ens
4aaif6nneIie Tor oct lioisrte Nrbei.
oe. Sens ariiteuien taffeoe Tor
@aoen / forte oeluaIqte 0r6, og nj.
tcnen iorIeb me6 SnmtaGe % SonG
% par / ale Wnaoer ne1uffet.
Rnnoag aiten Den %. bapoe
Smoogsifolen SuletrG meo BRO.
gram. ga. 20 96rn oeItog meO
Gang og Recitationer. 9srnen'
bnuoe giort iig itor 5lio meO at
IGre oereS Iing % programmed
iorlsb uomprfet.
Raitor Sanien taIte fort til Dor.
nene. aoret Jana a@Iaoe Ono.
fob bar on 6srtl1 bporeiter aomi
teen uo6eItc Sule9oSter til 9srne
ne o. ierpercoe 6ruat til 6oriom
linaen.
Nernene Inaoe ct 0iier paa III.
teret til De i%orifeaige 9%ernebiem
9fGe par eni9e ON at aitenen bdpo,
opret ieitIi9 o. imlf.
g}ptaar5aitcn 6aDoe De un8e 5l.
letro / 9irfens arDpt. 6oortiI beIe
Wcniq6eoen bar inobnot. 4iteuen
par pores regulpre Wsoeoiten. men
BET i%P0pouli1e Rrolram par noe.
laot. "a Qitenen bar I 6orm Al lei
ifabelia Sdmmenfomit
9aitor Sanien talte fort oOer Gm.
net; 8orti0. @ltio, 6remtio.
20 me Weoleumcr 6leo optagct
/ 5o%rcuiHgen, Mir. 9lrnolo Better.
len o. giiis anua Semen. aomi.
teen %icrocreoe aoiie % 9Gbleifioer
REQ 9oroet tdffc0e 9aitor 9anien
poo e1ne % Suitrils 9e9ne De I'M.
&c Tor oen imlffe SllIeaaoe, iom oar
ie1ot Dem Slileaiten, beitaaenoc al
en- o7apeport4. Der pDnter mutt
/ ToQliaihien. 9e0 iamme 9eiIia.
6e0 ircmoroa 8aitor 6anien ior.
ifcQiac tore 9%esipenbeoer. ser bar
pasierct ior bom / oct iorIebuc
gfar. Gftcr at 9oroet bar bGoet,
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-08
ALL ALASKA TO CELEBRATE
Seattle Times.)

Alaska which never does anything by halves, win generally celebrate the ffteth anniversary of the Sew ard purchase. "Muludnous' is a good descriptive term fitting the activity of the Northern Territory for every city in that ample domain proposes to stage its own show.
 There are two reasons for this plan of action One that limited transportation flinders the united par ticipaton of the people of Alaska in grand demon stration at central point the other is that the Terri tory is expansive, and its resources so varied that
 complete portrayal of resources can be made at this time only by the application of the multiple idea.
 Accordingly it will happen in 1917 that there will be many Alaskan celebrations there are active energetic and aggressive communities in Alaska The entertainment of visitors who to gather by the thousands from the States will be widely varied each one taking local color from its surroundings South western Alaska will present it's welnown character istcs the Interior cities in turn will show the dstinc tive traits of the regions drained by the Tanana the Yukon and the Kuskokwim; the Seward Peninsula will take entirely different aspect and the coast al region embracing the south central portion and the Aeutans, will be distinctive it's account There will be exhibits of fish and mines and agriculture, null tplied into thousand different forms; and all Of 1t will ge such show only Alaska, among all the coun- tries on the face of the earth, can produce.
 Seattle has a definite part in this comprehensive plan. It is to stimulate travel The best possible step is to aid in strengthening the transportation facilities and to announce to the whole country that the Seward celebrations of 1917 will be unique the last degree and incomparably attractive the great numbers of Americans who have acquired the vacation habit and like nothing better than to travel fast and far as they during the favored weeks of summer time.
 As to Alaska itself the unanmity with which the various cities have responded to the opportunity 1917 splendid instance of the of optimism to much-harassed Territory. But the dark days are gone The present is frightening; and the immediate future refecting the glory of the mutdinous Seward toward the prosperity for which it has long waited and which 1t has well deserved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-08

The American citizen cannot fail to find much to be thankful for when he compares the business con ditions of the United states today with those prevail ing throughout our domains but one year ago.
 We are too apt to forget in the brilliant prospects which are opening up this the gloom and dis couragement which twelve months ago enshrouded the Industrial districts of the United States, closed the Stock Exchanges enfolded the entire Southern section of Che Union with the clouds of business disaster par alyzed copper mining and demoralized commercial af- fairs in every State in the Union
 Then our Federal reserve banking system. which today and for the past year has been such Gibraltar of financial strength and remains such an ample source of business confidence but being inaugu- rated and the Secretary of the Treasury was busy strengthening the yielding walls of finance with the emergency currency SO happily available for the use of our banks
 Today Che vaults Of the financial institutions of the country are holding golden hoard eQualed in value in this or any other country our credits abroad can be counted by the hundreds millions Of dollars. and billions of sound and safe currency is available at home for the use of our business and other e zens.
 The dullness then existing in mines. our coke districts our mills our shops factories, and our transportation lines has disappeared and the ut most capacity is being reached in of them, with untitled orders for months ahead already the files.
 Millions of men who were then either short. hours or entirely without work today busy earners factors in soundly based and widely spread business prosperity
 Our agriculturalss are today. take the nation oy- er enjoying the times that have ever been known in farming life and. while cotton would be bring ing higher prices if it not for illegal restraint by foreign country upon commerce, yet the peo- pie of the cotton states today in every form and manner far better off financial industrial conner cal and agricultural affairs than they were F months or even six months ago.
 There exists at this writing not the slightest doubt chat the coming I2 months will see the United States make business record that will be phenomenal in its magnitude.
 The masses of the people are accommodating pur- chasing power that will create tidal wave of pros pery throughout the land from the Atlantic to the Pa cinc. from the lakes to the gulf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-08
AMERICA THE STANDARD
fChicago Herald.)


 The American dollar is now the standard in the worlds markets. The present state of international business shows the pronounced depreciation of the Eng fish, French German and Italian exchange
 Certain European institutions have appreciated stll more If the American dollar is the real stan dard of value the free. representative institutions of the country form standard less sound for estimat- ng the monarchal. autocratc. caste and military sys- terms which prevail some extent in all the fighting nations
 When the war is oyer-prObably before-sound fi- nancial measures will remedy the exchange situation the parity of exchange of the rstclass na tions. But such creation of parity between the systems which shackle Europe and that which free America can be successfully attempted.
 In spite of national faults, which arc many, in spite of which and have been since the beginning the sands of the for muhtude in spite of failure to realize and live up to the height of our responsibility citizens and sharers in great republic America stil remains the standard of really free government
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-08
WILSON AND PEACE

President Wilson says he will make no further ef- fort at this bring about peace in Europe unless he shall ascertain that the good offices of the American government would be welcomed by both sides the Eu ropean conflict He says that he has made it clear to all the warning governments that his offer in the n- terest of peace st stands and that he would welcome as nothing else an opportunity to aid in terminating the terrible war However he says the United States win do nothing to endanger her position friend Of all of the belligerents.
 The President says. further. that he will gladly convey any diplomatic suggestion that any of the war ring Nations might to any other warning Nation, but he thinks the time not ripe to attempt to exert pressure to terminate the conflict The hope of sue cess is not sufficiently brilliant this time for any thing of that kind.
 Again. notwithstanding the great desirability of peace the American people will accept the Presidents estimate of the situation That he is the best judge of the situation must admitted and that he desires peace at the earliest possible date must be conceded even by his political enemies