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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
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ben. Die Mbipsrruns unierer quss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27

Der 8ertpanoti9aft uno S6eilnd6m,
legen uns bic pfli9t auf, bon uniercr
He6ten @ebrdu4 gu MAIDEN, benr
fpdbreno Die 8erIenoung Don Rd9a
runssmitteln fir uns Sd9e getpinn.
brinsenben 9si4dftes iit, mag fe fin
oiele unierer Sreunbe Elm Sa5e Dot
Seben ober Cob iperben.
Sas aommittee beqbiidti9i, ~ Sit
gsrbreituns BON Snformationen be.
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bur9 bic padetpoit an ni9ttGmpfenbs
Seutihe unb Ssiterreiber gu erntgl
li4en uno gu leiten. Gs 1T fir je0e
ginoelperion Dor5u5ieben, brett an
ben 8erDunotsn ober Jrsunb su
i4iden, inoem man Dem aommittee
oas Datum Der Senbuns unb Den
Ramen bss @mpfdngsrs mittbsilt.
aae padete ioqen regiitrirt iperhen,
mas Wtebrtoiten bon 10 Gents Derurs
id6t, uno ss ion cine Gmpfangsbcs
itdtigung Derlangt tperoen. 2llle Yats
tets biirfen mir Rabrungsmittsl entr
baItsn unb fir ben 9ebrau6 DON 81
oilperfoneu beitimmt isin.
2.) Das Gommittee ipirb 9elb fir
ben Qutauf bon S6mal5, Spet,
Utild ober anoersn Rabrungsmitteln
entgegennebmsn unb fir piejenisen
Yerionen, ipel6en ss beidiperlih oeer
unm0sli4 lit, ibre padsts ieIbit gu
perienoeu, ben Gintauf beiorsen.
Solhe Senbunsen tperbeu entipeDer
an bic Don bem Senoer bss 9:lpes
dngessbene aorsfs seri6tst obsr an
eineH 9eiitli6en bes Srtes, in pelz
dem Die Seubunssn untsr ben Be-
oiirftieen psrtbeilt lpsrbsn. Orei Dol,
lars beSablsn bic pollftdnbigsn 8oiter
fir Elm 5sbn pfunb padet, singcs
i9lofen frsie 4blieferuus an irgsnD
cine aoreFe in Ssutidlanb pber
Seiterreihz zllngarn.
81 Wenn bic Maife Der gu Ienbeaben
Grtitsl geniisenb grob iperben IolIts,
Dlro ods Sommlttee oeriu6en. Berz
riussruug Der Srdnsporttoitsu su ers
Sielen. ourd) Raumbelesuns in einen,
nsutraleu S4iffs. ober, tpenn m6gIid,
bur9 Seueruns zines Sbiffss fir biz
rttt. Senpuns. 3sbu prosent auer
geitrdse iusroen absssoesu, I'm Die
8erpaltungstoiten unb bic Soften fir
JDrberung Der 3tpede bes aommittses
3u oeden. So[ts ii6 BEL geenbisuug
Der 5bdtistsit b.s aommittess sin
uebsri6ub srseben, 10 fpiro bieier ben
3peden bss Roibsn arsus,s iibsrtpiss
len.
9sIbisnounsen finb gu asssfiircn
an Carl 9. S9ur5, S9aBin.iiter,
care OF German 4msrican gaut.
Wins Building, Rem Dort Gitp.
Sas giirssrs9ommittee fir 2ebenss
mittelienoung:
9r.9enrpS @otf,
8oriibenber.
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Carl 8. 5durS,
Sdabmsifer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
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Wali.r unb Marsar.t Red, Gin
tnpob; WlGbten.
Sulius unr Sora 9aur, 2041 Bal
timore gite; Wdb6en.
Gbiparb urb Srma gDirtb, 313I
Ibr.ns Strabe; WGbten.
albert unO Iuaiiie Better, 1144
Spmsiibe slu..; Wl6b6en.
Robert Hnb 2pbia RoFod, 1905
Weitsrn 4ps.; WGbden.
Charles uno 9tnna yr,6, 172l
Siabldnb glpe.; auabe.
Soispb unO Winnie 5ubs, 25l$
SemIod Strlbs; Mabdsn.
BiQiam uno Nina Bremen, 2311
Robs Strabs; glabhen.
William uno Gbiib Rod. D,l6
piie; Mdbheu.
Ssnrn uno GIiIabttb Icsrser, 1884
9lenipdp Qpe.; andbe.
Sarrp uRb Carrie Gaal, 7s9 Del
bi gloenus; andbe.
syrani unb Raria iSil6er, 1241
%. Z. Sirdb.; WGbhen.
Gbpore unb Stella aruis. 1871
prineetpn glpenue; 9nnbt.
2ouis unb Rutb p.t,rion. 27Ss
Weit 6. Gtrabs; 2ndbe.
SObn uub Soiis aiIbap, 2131 Stab
Ter GtraBs; anabe.
emmett uno Sophia Sulp. 424 81
II. Strabs; anabs.
Gbparb unb llrfa Duntan, 404
Dit 10, Girabe; 1db4en-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
0emtid,es 1beater.
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Iiebridj in Der 3itelrulle.


Die morgise gcrfisIuns i'm GranO,
bic 2luffiibrung bes pierattisen
Shpates Der miibe 3Rpbor", bas
gemeinfame Wert bon Wor Real unb
War Gerner, DerTpridt einen Der
dmiiianteiten beuti6en Sbeatera6enDe
Der Saiion. Die 6dnolung bes Wers
tes 1T 10 iiberaus brolIia unb urtos
mild unb bas Nrt bistet cine iol6e
5iilIe gutter Rollen, odb bic idmmtlis
den eriien arGfte in Direttor
.Sdmibs Gniem6ls, bic 9amen fpfpobl
ais bic 6erren, Inter bortbeil6dfteiten
limftdnben ins 3reffen sefiibrt ipers
ben tOnnen. gbarattertomiter WiGD
Diebri9 bon ber Sisblano ;yilm Co.,
ber aIs @off auftriit, bat bic 5ttels
role. eine partie, in Der bieler glGns
5enbe Rtnitler iiter tpieber iSurore
MAIDEN tpirb. llno bic pieleu @eiangss
einldsen, nit b.nsn bic &omitsrrolen
bebadt iiub, tp.rben ii8er ebsnio gros
ben antldng finben, pis bic 2eiosn
unb 1reupen beg .miiben 5beobor"
Der, .bei Gage bettii6, Bel gld6t elets
trif6" - iid in mIbTamsr Qrbeit als
GdfesGe1ner bic n6tbisen Gtndnaen
berbienen nil, lin binter bem giiten
Der etferiiihtissn unb ben Sdumen
feit aus portemonndie baltenben Ges
mablin tehtelmsdteln gu tDnnsn. Die
9erpidelunssn, in bic Der bebauernsz
tp.rtbe vm!ioe 5b.obor" our9 feline
4roniide Shlaiiu6t unb unerlaubtsn
StreiHe auf benz Gebiete beg S5tirt
bineinserGtb, fhaffsn situdtionen, bic
einfud gum Wdl3sn tomiI6 firb. ltub
9err 9ieorid pirb Ieiner Role iiher
nidts fhulois bleiben. auf bic Gins
itubiruns 1T bic aa.rsr0bte Sorsfalt
beripenbtt tporben unb Der 0erlduf
Der pro6tn fellt einsn briGantsn
9tkrb IN qusiidt. Soff.ntli6 psrben
bic 4nitrengungen, bic 9irettor
Sdmib unb ieine aiinItlsr MAIDEN.
Tim ibr publitum suirieoen Su itsQsn
unb burh 9arbietuns BEG 8siten auF
alien 9ebieten Der 9ibnenbi6tuna ben
alten bo6en Ruf oes giNcinnatisr
SeutI4en 1beaters aufrett gu srbals
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
Ter GrlSs non bieien 3iusen sebt
mnseidmdlerf an bic bieiise
s,ilisseieuidJait.
Saie.Sau.

Bis isbt babtn bic Wlasnatsn Der
bsibsn arobsn 2isds esrinss @erdnoer
unssn in BEN psrional ibr.r bstreffsn'
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obne Qlusnabms NIT osr abfint ilm'
ssbsu, bieislbsn Dor btm gesinns Der
nGhitsn SaifOn Al ptritdrfen, benn
es tefinbsi fi6 ibatf64lib tsin tinsi,
ger untsr ilnsn. Seifm Maf3insris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27

ss our proseiiiruns Der beiDsn Jersr'
fors fommt, ais 3euse pcrseldben
iuerben.
Der iynrbigs Gbipnrb @oinss, Der
tpie bersits bsri9tei, Dorssftern BON Der
iyarbisen aittp Nasn eissnbdnbis mad
Der pOli5siitation sebradt iporba!
mar, nadb.m er ibr bic 0aniiasunsss
snte seftcbten bate, ipurbs bon Midter
fYor gu $5 unb ben Soften Derur-
fheflt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-27
Sereiniste gdnser.
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pergelteu.


i'm Sntsreiie bss 8suti6tbums mitau1
tbun unb mit5ubeIfsn uub nie ersebt
eins 2Dufforoeruns bier5u Oerge6ens.
Dieter i4One 3uq 5sihns san5 beiors
oers bic 0ereinistsn SGngsr dus.
aeins srDbers gsranitaltuna Obne lie.
WDgs es MIN Elm 9a3ar gum SeIteH
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Der eri4ollen au Gbr uno Yreis oes
Seutihtbums unb nerDen auf bieie
Weife Elm pi9tigsr 5attor gum Grs
folg Der ietpeiIisen 9eranitaItung.
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Sdnser on fi9. Gum 2ie0srton3ert,
ibrer urohen Ser6peranitaltung, appel
liren Iie on bas Oeuti6tbum, an ollie
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ipiinI6eu iie lin Ii6 su ihaaren. 9as
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Douglas Island news., 1915-12-22
The NOrthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed. Information for Everybody.

The Cook Inlet Pioneer calls Juneau an embryonic" city.
 Dog team drivers at Anchorage are planning a race to Seward and back.
 Over a ton of Iditarod gold is being brought out oyer the trail to Seward.
 A recent Asd shipment from Peters burg to Seattle included twenty seven barrels of shrimp.
 The total assessment of real and personal property iu the town of Cor dova amounts to S9l79OO.
 Stoft & Refing, enterprising business men of Petersburg, have recently pur- chased a 20 b. D. auto delivery car.
 In the Whitehorse district 38 men are now working in the Grafter mine, and regular shipments are being made.
 Seattle has set March 10th as national canned salmon day, aud will urge it's celebration throughout the country.
 The question has been raised as to whether the residents of Anchorage will be allowed to vote at the next general election.
 The Ketchikan 6remen have sold thair hand instruments for S2OO and expect to invest the amount in au auto fire truck.
 A Japanese cook named Jimmy Yam ato dropped dead in the Iditarod coun try as result of drinking glass Of cold water.
 The new hospital at WhitehOrse, said to be the finest building in the Yukon, will be opened by a grand ball, to be given on New Years.
 John Borden, Chicago millionaire, has decided to come to Alaska in the spring on a killing expedition. Alaska animals will suffer. Capt. Louis Lane will act as his guide.
 The Fairbanks city council refused to accept an auto fire truck, ordered some time ago, because the machine was only capable of speed of ten miles an hour, and Fairbanks is a fast town.
 New papers are springing up all over Alaska. The latest is the Weekly Alas. kan, a neat little sheet printed at An chorage, of which Hazel Hunter is the owner and R. R. Hunter is editor and manager.
 That a large detention hospital will be built soon at Seward, the ocean ter minal of the government Alaska rail road, and that Seward will unquestion- ably soon be designated a port of entry is the announcement made.
 The assessment for the city of Fair banks is approximately s3,11O,00O, and is higher than that of 1914. The levy will probably remain at one and a half cents, as the taxes at that rate will be plenty to clear the indebtedness.
Douglas Island news., 1915-12-22

John F. Wall, the pilot who piled the Mariposa upon the rocks at Pointer Is land, B. C., has been suspended from further operations until January II. The Marine inspectors, Lord and Whit
 ney, found him guilty of gross negli- gence. The Mariposa will be repaired at a probable cost of SlOO,OOO.
 It has beed suggested that the atten- tiou of Washington ought to be drawn to the fact that an appropriation for mining exploration and development should be the next upward step in the work of opening Alaska. Millions of dollars have been spent in agricultural experiments, and that is something which the territory should be thankful for, but mining, Alaska's chiefresource is certainly worth some attention. The estimates just submitted include S1OO,- GOO for further investigations into min eraI resources but that probably means nothing but for geological survey work, and with all respect it may be recalled to mind that all the geologists that ever came to Alaska never discovered one hole or shaft that carried pay. GeoloQists usuully follow the prospec- tor; they never help him, except in what may be called an academic way. h the Yukon territory the Canadian government helps the prospector out into the hills and supplies at least one assay office.-Seward Gateway.
 If congress appreciates the import ance of Alaska's present needs there will be DO haggling over the estimates of the interior department nor skimp ing of the necessary appropriations. The great territory is at the threshold of it's greatest opportunity. The first year of government railway construc- ton has stimulated the interest of the whole country and started host of argonauts Alaskaward Prospectors have penetrated the wilds and discov- cred new mining wealth for develop meut. Agricultural lands have been taken up, the navy as we'll as the com mercial interests are waiting for Alaska coal supplies. Every community and material interest of the territory is awaiting the new life, and the whole machinery of development waits only on the action of congress. Secretary Lane, of the interior department, and the Alaska commission, estimate the construction and maintenance needs of the government railway for the coming season at S8,247,OOO. This will complete connection with the Matanuska coal field. will extend the present Alaska Northern railway forty-6ve miles on the Seward line and will add ninety one and one-half miles to the main line construction to the north, as far as the crossing of the Talkeetna river. There is also provision for grading the right of-way out of Fairbanks to the south and estimates for necessary dredging and headquarters expense. Emergent needs are also indicated for the coast and geodetic survey, aids to navigation and roads and bridges. General con- currence of official opinion in the esti- mates gives assurance that they are as low as the needs of the situation will permit There should be little or no objection on the part of congress to the continuance of the program of develop ment SO auspiciously begun this season.
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Douglas Island news., 1915-12-22


 U. S. Marshal Brennemau, of Valdez, for whose appointment Vice President Marshall was responsible, has rewarded his beueiactor by forwarding to him a Christmas present in the shape of a white Polar bear rug.
 The Wraugell lumber mill is prepar ing 10 start operations the first of the year, with new machinery throughout. The capacity of the mill is Go be doubled, in anticipation of an unusu- ally good season in the lum Der industry.
 William Elliott, better known all over Alaska as "Binie the Horse" is now lying very dangerously sick in a cabin near Knik and is expected to die, and yet he refuses to take aid as he would rather die alone than suffer what he thinks would be the humiliation of accepting charity.
 M. Pierre Bouery has been engaged as manager of the Valdez Creek placer mines for a period of five years. M. Bouery has for fifteen years been man ager of the Lagrange mine at Weaver vile, Cal, which has long been consid- cred an astonishingly successful by draulic mining property. The owners of the property ascribe this success en- tirely to him.
 The managers of number of Alas kan canneries where the Fillipinos were employed during the past summer, de clare that they are superior in every way to the Chinese or Japanese usually brought north. An association to be known as the Fillipino-Alaska associa- tion has been organized in Seattle, which will secure contracts for it's mem bers in the canneries in the north.
 According to Dick Morris, of the HCt Springs district, there is much winter work in progress at the lower river camp, and indications are that next season will be fully as good as or better than the last. The largest operators in that district, and probably in Interior Alaska, are Howell & Cleveland. They are working 125 men now, are getting good pay and sluicing every day. They expect to continue sluiciuR all winter, if possible.
 The Alaska road commission is pre- pairing to keep the Seward Anchorage trail passable all winter. One section of the trail near Glacier creek is so obstructed by snow slides and ice that an entire day is required for the mail teams to travel twelve miles. Col. Revell, the mail contractor, has five horses with drags at work keeping the trail open across Indian creek summit, where the snow is already several feet deep. There are twenty inches of snow at Anchorage.
 In his annual report Secretary of Commerce William J. Redheld recon mends that the department of com merce be relieved of the supervision of fur bearing animals in Alaska, and asks that a joint committee of congress visit the Pribilof Islands next summer. The report estimates the seal herd is now 36OOOO, of which about lO3,OOO are females. The sealskin markets clos ure, the report points out, is due to the European war, and the Secretary aug gests that the dressing and dyeiug of skins be undertaken by Anne erican Grn,e
Douglas Island news., 1915-12-22

Power fshing boats on the Pacific coast, from 10000 to 15OOO in umber, and manned by from 25,OOO to 35,000 fishermen, will contribute approximate. ly 1,5OO day to the federal govern ment if the proposed tax of cent a gallon on distillate goes into effect. This contribution will be made simply because these fishermen were enter prisinR enough to put engines into their boats.-Seattle P.-L
 While the cause of Alaska lacks DO friends iu the state of Washington gen. orally, Wenatchee finds particular req sons for organizing an Alaska develop ment committee. Says tho Wenatchee World: "The Wenatchee Commercial Club Alaska development committee is starting in work with a vim. While all recognize that the object of the com mittee in working for the opening up of Alaska to settlement through the building of railroads and remedial leg islation is more or less a selfish one, because it means added outlet for Wen. atchee products, yet it is something which should have been done years ago. Wenatchee has considerable popula- ton of former Alaskans, many of them having come out of that country on ac- count of the unjust laws. These men with Secretary Soderling initiated the move to band the commercial bodies aud the trade organizations of the state into an Alaska Development League with the hope of creating a sentiment favorable to more just laws and also for the purpose of inducing Alaska i'm migration. When this is done, Alaska can easily sustain an immense popula- tion aud afford market for a great portion of the products of the Wen atchee valley"
 When Charles E. Bunnell appeared before the voters of Alaska a year ago as a candidate for delegate to congress, there were many who withheld their support from him because of bis youth. 1t was generally admitted that his record of considerably more than a decade in Alaska was far above the average, but it was argued that he was not man of mature years, notwith- standing the fact that he was three years older than was John Purroy Mitchell when he was chosen mayor of New York city. Following the cam paign, which was conducted by Mr. Bunnell with credit to himself and pleasure to his supporters, the youth ful candidate returned to Fairbanks as judge of the district court for the Fourth division of Alaska-a position which numerous judges of more mature years had failed to i'll creditably. Judge Bunnell assumed his duties as magistrate last February. Today be will conclude bis first term of court. To the credit of Judge Bunnell it can be said, without fear of contradiction, that he has presided over his division in a manner entirely satisfactory to interior Alaskaus. Not a voice has been lifted to accuse him of unfairness; not a complaint has been heard regard ing his judgment in matters upon which he has been required to rule. In short, he has made good, and at the end of his first term of court be finds himself solidly established in division where judges are given the acid test Rairhanks Hines.
Douglas Island news., 1915-12-22
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The Ely miner., 1915-10-15
A. B. c. CONFEREES
SELECT CARRANzA
ACTION IN RESOLVING TO REC
oGNIZE FIRST CHIEF MAY
END MEXICAN WAR.
STANDING BY UNITED STATES
Argentina, Brazil and Chile Are in
Accord with Decision of Wilson to
Grant Recognition to Constitu-
tionalist Leader.

Washington, Oct. 13. - President
Wilson has given formal sanction to
the plan of the Pan-American confer
ence to extend recognition to the Car
ranZa government in Mexico.
Washington, Oct II. = Off1cial ad-
vices have been received here that the
governments of Argentina, Brazil and
Chile are in accord with the decision
Of the United States to grant recogni.
ton to the party led by General Car
rama as the de facto government in
Mexico.
1t become known that some of the
South American governments long be-
fore the conference had authorized
heir diplomatic representatives to fav-
or the recognition of General Carranza
n the Pan-American deliberations.
The form in which recognition is to
be accorded has not been decided, but
1t may be done by formal notification
TO Eliseo Arrendondo, authorized rep
resentative here of the Carranza gov.
ernment. Extension of recognition is
expected within week. This will re-
suit in the immediate order of an en-
barge on arms against factions op-
posed to the Carranza government, a
step which will materially weaken the
resources of the Villa element, which
intends to continue the fight IN Mex.
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