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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We want to thank our friends for
their kindness during illness and after
death of our mother; also for the
floral offerings.
Mr.. AND MRS. H. STOCKWELI.,
AND GRANDSON ALFRED M'GIN-
MS.
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PERSONALS.

John Zerr of Ft Madison was in the
city on business today.
Joseph Aloysious Kenny is home
from st. Ambrose college at Daven-
mort. Iowa. for the summer vacation.
St. Ambrose commencement was held
on the ninth.
johnson B. Angle left this morning
for St, Louis to attend the wedding or
q cousin, Miss Garnet Davis.
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Eiectrics play Nauvoo at that place.
Some time in the near future they
will play the NJ. R. P. Co. for the pos
session of the silver loving cup pre-
scented by E. F. Renaud last year.
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CLOSING kindergarten Party.

Closing KINDERGARTEN Party.
The children of Miss Mary Louise
Bancroft's kindergarten gave their
closing party today, to which the
methers were invited. Several of the
little folks completed the kindergar-
ten work and will pass into the first
grade of the public schools next year.
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For Society Editor
Call Black 665.

MY FLAG
NY flag, my crimson, cloud-ksssd
flag,
Thy peaceful conquest over sea
Has shrined thee higher in mems
hearts
Than bloody wars of history.
All battle flags have brought to man
More righteous law or holier creed
In peace, Old Glory, thou dost bring
Relief to millions in their need.
NY flag. my azure, star-lit flag,
Ten thousand children, sore distrest,
OF alien blood and alien tongue,
Are clasping thee against the breast.
They know not where our land may
be,
Uncouth our name, unguessed our race,
But charted in their hearts they hold
This nation as thy dwelling place.
Ny flag, my blood-drenched, wa
worn flag,
How fair thy record, big thy fate!
Above the binding battle smoke
Thy honor still inviolate!
Thy bravery invincible!
Earth's millions follow where thou
led
Protector OF nation power,
Dispenser of nations bread.
My flag, my peaceful, honored flag,
Across the seas the starving pray
Gods blessing on thy stars ana
stripes,
Gods mercy on thy righteous sway.
Beside their yellow black and red
In Belgian hearts thy colors soar.
Such bloodless conquests of the
earth
Be thine, my flag. forevermore.
Edith Willis Linn.
Irondequoit chapter, D. A. R.
Rochester, n. Y.
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EXERCISES WILL
BE HELD TONIGHT
ST. vincent's School Program Will be
Given at O'clock at
ST. Peters Hall.

The exercises of st. Vincent S
school will be held this evening at q
o'clock at ST. Peters hall. A program
of interest and merit has been prepar-
ed. The awards will be presented by
Father Gillespie.
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To Entertain Friends.

On Thursday, June II, Mrs. Elmer
Stowe. Ale Concert street, will enter
tain her friends at an informal rece,,-
ton from 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
to 10 o'clock in the evening. The re-
ception is in celebration of the fact
that on June IL. she will have livel
for sixty consecutive years in her home
at 416 Concert.
The anniversary is ~ unusual one
and many friends will call that day.
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. ant Column
WANTED

NJANTED-Men young and old from
, out of city to learn the barber trade
and accept positions in small towns.
Impossible to get city BARRIERS for
these positions, although the wages
are good. Write for particulars to-
day. Moler Barber College, st. Louis.
Mo.
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Guest Of Miss Davis

Mrs. Walter H. Wood of Cairo. HI,
is the guest of Miss Anne B. Davis.
Mrs. Wood is sister of Miss Alice
Holiday, who has been Miss Davis
guest for a month.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 11.-Money on
call, rs percent.
Six months, 2 percent.
Mercantile paper, 31a "a percent.
Bar silver New York. 1850.
Demand sterling, $4.7SA @4,7S SIG.
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WANTED-Lady, good appearance,
pose for artist evenings, experience
unnecessary. Give description and ad.
dress. soc per hour. Address Artist
care Gate City.
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Raptist Ladies' Society.

Mrs. C. ]. Carlson and Mrs. W.
Hubert entertained the ladies of the
First Baptist church this afternoon N
the parlors of the church. Other 50.
cieties meeting today are the Ladies,
society of the First congregational
church in the chapel, the Ladies So
ciety of the Trinity NJ. E. church at
the home of MRS. Hardesty, SIS
High street. the Ladies' Aid of tho
First Christian church at the home OF
Mrs. j. Bowman.
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BOY SCOUTS NEED
MORE PLACES FOR
BOYS NEXT WEEK

Fifty more places Of entertain
ment are needed by the Boy Z
Scouts here for taking care OF Z
the visitors next week. The :
scouts through their advisory =
committee a-c the people =
Of Keokuk te out, and
) provide the they find Z
they will nc ~ one has =
any room pleas. lily Y. NJ. c.. =
A.
! - q y = q q 4
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WANTED-Six berry pickers, no chill.
dren wanted. Sam Leibundgut,
West keokuk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOUGHT, sold or exchanged all kinds
of second hand furniture. Ed Luke,
S26 Main Phone S54.
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AZ countrv club.

The usual Saturday afternoon bridge
party will be held at the Country CID
tomorrow afternoon.
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping AMI
sleeping rooms, light and airy, mod
ern convenience Inquire 315 Blon-
deau.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-No. 610 North Fifth
street, seven room modern house.
John Tumelty.
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LOST-At postoffice. Wednesday. 1913
* H. S. ring. Leave at Schell-
Demple'S Reward. ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-11

MONEY TO LOAN-See William Tin.
herman. 522 Main street.
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Read The Daily Gate City. Ten
cents per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-11

FOR RENT-Modern five room
Lain street fiat. Inquire r. ]. EweIs.
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LOST

LOST-Between Elvaston. Ill, and
Third and Carroll street, keokuE,
bunch of keys. Notify A. E. Nc
Pherson, 217 Bank or National Re-
fning Co. s
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FLAG Day Celebration.

Flag Day Celebration.
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra B. Newcomb will
entertain the Lexington chapter G. 4.
R. and their wives, and the Keokuk
chapter D. A. r. and their husbands on
Monday evening in celebration OF
flag day.
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FOR s ALE

FOR SALE-Two hogs, weighing about
200 pounds each. Inquire 100 Q
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-11

FOR SALE-L. c. Smith typewriter,
No 2. Excellent condition, $4,000.
X Y Il, Gate City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
MAY ORGANIZE PARTY
 TO REPAIR TO HOT SPRINGS

Harry Leland, who has been in the city during the past several days, IS endeaoring to organize party to go to the locally famous hot springs of the Tuluksak river region, in the Kuskokwim district, to spend an indefinite period in recreation and re- cuperation He believes he will be able to form party of half a dozen persons, and the intention is to proceed to the sprlngS erect cabins and give a try-out to the al legged health giving properties of the mn- eral waters.
 Harry has suffered severely for several months past with rheumatism, and has been told of remarkable cures effected at the springs on the Tuluksak One case in par ticular is told of where a prospector who was entirely helpless was carried to the natural health resort by natives, and at the end of two weeks was entirely free from rheumatism.
 There are said to be at least half dozen of the health giving springs, and the water bubbles from the ground at very high temperature Very little is known as to the mineral properties of the waters, but they are famous among the natives for cures of rbeum atisrn and kindred diseases. There are no accommodations at the springs, and it will be necessary for the party to erect shelter
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
ALASKA A MATTERS
Needs of Territory Are Not Over looked by Cabinet Officials
 ill Their Reports

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Development is the keynote of Secretary of the Interior Franklin T. Lanes annual report. He asks S2000,000 for the immediate use of the Alaska engineering commission in railroad construction.
 The secretary also strongly urges better government for Alaska, and recommends the enactment of legislation embodying his ideas of administering federal affairs in Alaska by means of resident commission.
 The Poory-Pad Officials
 Secretary of Commerce Redfield says in his report that the plan of fixed allowances for federal officials in Alaska works hard ship on many of them, and they are in some instances compelled to pay part of their expenses out of their salaries.
 Recommends Mine Experimental Station
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Alaska Mine Inspector Smith, in his annual report, says that mining in Alaska is steadily increasing, and has been most marked during the past year. He recommends that the present in spection law be repealed and a new one enacted more fitted to the needs of the ter ritory. He also recommends that mine ex perimental station be established in Alaska.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
FAMOUS FOOTBALL. PLAYER
 KILLED IN NORTHERN FRAElCE

A few weeks ago The Pioneer reprinted letter from John Prentis Poe to friend in Kentucky, which had been forwarded to F. M Stanton Of this city, to whom the writer was well known. The letter was written i'll the trenches of northern France, and gave an insight into the lot of the pres ent- day scIlier Since the letter was writ ten Poe has been numbered with the dead, according to the following dispatch pub Gshed in an Outside paper just received here:
 "London, Oct 30-John Prentiss Poe the famous Princeton football player, and one of the first of the family to obtain national reputations as football players, was killed recently while fighting as a private in the British army in northern France. Poe was known in Alaska, as he was of the party which completed the boundary survey be tween Alaska and the Yukon territory
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FEAR THAT REMEMBERING
 IS ABOUT TO BE REVIVED

WASHINGTON, Nov Achievement officials are investigating the departure of several sea going motor boats from the United States coast, which it is believed are being met and armed with guns for ralding purposes and the mysterious movements of several government yachts in the Gulf of Mexico, in order to prevent violations of neutrality through the use of American territory as a base of naval operations. The British government agents fear commerce raiding campaign is aoout to be begun against the British oil tank steamships.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
MINISTER OF MUNITIONS
 GIVES WARNING TO LABOR

LONDON. Dec. 2l-David Lloyd George, British minister of munitions, says that 1t will rest with labor as to when the end of the war will come If the men will permit unskilled labor to assist in the manufacture of munitions of war, hostillties will speedily be brought to an end.
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FORD PEACE COMMISSION
 GETS A COOL RECEPTION

CHRISTIANIA, Dec 22.-The Ford peace party arrived here on Monday last and left for Stockholm on Wednesday, Their activi- ties were restricted here, and the local or ganizations abandoned the plans for a pub lie welcome. The party was informed that they would not be permitted to hold meet ings in Copenhagen, but they intend to go there and select delegates.
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BRITISH COLONIES
VIII Not Tolerate Conclusion of War by Inconciusive Peace, As
 seyts Canadc's Premier

NEW YORK, Dee. 23-Canada and other British dominlons are firmly resolved that the European war shall not be ter minated by an inconclusive peace, was the statement made by the Canadian prime min ister, Robert L. Bcrden, in a speech de livered at banquet here last night.
 There is wide significance in this con flict," stated Mr Borden "but it is not our purpose at this time to argue or affirm the justice of the British cause"
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN IDITAROD
 OUIETEST IN ITS HISTORY

Christmas day in Iditarod probably will be the quetest in its history. No public event of any nature is to take place, and aside from many private dinner parties, and the cessation of business, the day will resemble the ordinary Sabbath.
 The Christmas tree celebration and enter tainment at Flat City last night, given un- der the auspices of the Moose lodge, drew quite & number of Iditarod families
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
PEACE IN MEXICO
Ccntending Factions Agree at Last and Villa Will Be Given Asylum
 in the United States

FL PASO, Texas, Dec. 2l.-A peace pact has been signed by officials representing Villa and the de facto government in northern Mexico
 Villas brother has arrived here, and Villa is expected today. Villa has announced his intention of abandoning hostillties.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Death of a Member of Party

CIIRISTIANIA, Dec. 23.-Lloyd Bing ham, a member of the Ford peace party, is dead of pneumonia. He was the husband of Amelia Bingham, the American actress.
 The second contingent of the peace party has arrived The steamship Oscar II, with the entire party on board, has sailed fer Stockholm.
 Henry Ford. the leader of the expedition is i'll in bed with pneumonia, He will re join the party later by rail.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
POSTOFFICE TO BE CLOSED
 FOR ENTIRE DAY TODAY

Today being Christmas day, and holiday, the postcf1ice will be closed ell day. On Sunday the customary hours will prevail the general delivery window being open from noon until l o'clock.
 The mail arrived about noon yesterday and consisted of far-sized consignment of both first and second-class matter. It was in charge of "Red' Biehle who succeeds Teddy Cassidy as carrier.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
EDES UNDERGOES OPERATION

WASHINGTON, Dec 2l-Chairman Edes of the Alaska engineering commission, which has charee cf the construction of the government railroad in Alaska arrived here today He will undergo an operation for an abscess Cf the ear.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Missing Link" Is Found

NEW YORK, Dec 23-Edmund Justice, night watchman for the Hamburg American steamship lne has been arrested It is be lievcd that he will furnish the missing link n the chain of evidence that is being forged around those concerned in the Teutonic bomb conspiracy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Ford lnvalided Home

CHISTIANIA, Dec. 24.-The Norwegian liner Bergcnseld, with Henry Ford aboard s;;led from Bergen fer New York this morn ing. Mir Ford said before leaving that the peace expedition would continue under the auspices of the Women International Peace Association. Ford was advised to return to America and seek rest and consult with physicians
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
FRIENDLY RELATIONS
 DEPEND ON AUSTRIANS

WASHINGTON, Dec 22.-Ihe reply to Austria declares that the official adnis of that government that the Ancona was torpedoed after stopping IS alone sufficient to fix the responsibility for the disaster. The American government demands dlsavowal of the act reparation, and punishment for the submarine commander The note emphasizes the statement that tie continuance of good relations between the two countries depends upon the action of Austria.
 Second Note Practically an UItimatum WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O-Ihe second note on the Ancoaa matter was forwarded 10 Austria today. It is brief, sharp note couche1 ii vigorous language, and has the entire approval of the President. It IS unoAc;alY reported that t IS practically an ult- I.:atun.
 Emperor Counses Compliance
 THE HAGUE Dec. 23.- .Advces received here state that Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has counseed the foreign minister, Duran, to grant the American demands in the Ancona case.
 Second American Note
 VIENNA, Dec. 23-The second American note arrived last night.
 Early Reply Expected
 WASHINGTON, Dec. Z3-Secretary of State Lansing expects prompt reply to the Austrian note.
 Text of Austrian Reply Made Public WASHINGTON Dec I6.-The text of Austria's reply 10 the American note on the Ancona incident Was mad, public this afternoon It reveals the fact that Vienna does not acCe: the views presented by the United States government, and claims that the facts do not warrant placing the of the disaster upon j!e commander of the slbInarae
 Reported Note j. Satisfactory
 VIENNA, Dec 24-Ihc second American note appears to Dc satisfactory to the Austrian govern Tlcnt.
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JAP VESSEL SUNK
Causes Great Excitement in tae Land of the Rising Sun-No
 Lives Were Lost

LONDON, Dec 23.-The new Japanese liner Yasaka has been sunk without warning ;n the eastern Mediterranean while en route to London from Japan. There were l2O passengers on board and the crew consisted of sixty men. It is believed that all were saNed
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
ABUSE OF PRESIDENT
 CONTINUED BY ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK, Dec 2o-Under the title, Sins of the Wilson Administrations former President Roosevelt has just had published an article which says that the attitude as sumed by the United States in Mexico and in Europe is one of infamy.
 Roosevelt also says that President Wilson hes appropriated to his own use Roosevelt s policy of preparedness
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Will Be Given Asylum Here

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.-The state de pertinent has decided to give Villa asylum in the United States, such as is accorded to other political refugees.
 American capital IS now preparlng to re- sume operations in Mexico, owing to the sil ming of the peace pact.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

5 The Pioneer extends to its readers (
 , and to the people of the entire district ( 6 the compliments of the season, and ( 9 wishes them a Merry Christmas" < Q That the young may enjoy to the (
 3 utmost the ncomparable pleasures of ( Q this season of good cheer and that the (
 , old may find renewal of former joys 9 in the YuIetide season is the sincere < } wish of THE EDITOR.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
On Then. Honeymoon
SENSATIONAL PLEA OF HUMANITY LEAGUE

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 23.-The German Humanity League has issued Christmas manifesto calling upon the soldiers to quit the trenches and depose the kaiser Carl Berstorn and others signed the manifesto.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
BRITAENS WAR MINISTER
 TO WE'D PROMINENT LADY

LONDON, Dec 1S.-Earl Kitchener, who qlvays has been regarded as a confirmed bachelor and woman hater, IS soon to be married to the Countess of Mnto, widow of the former governor general of Canada.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Rebels Wife Is SkepticaI

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec 22-Mrs. Villa. wife of the Mexican revolutionary leader, arrived here today on her way to Cuba She says the general wi never come to the United States, but will remain in the Mexican mountains with his friends.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
BILLY CLARK A CANhERYMAN

A Tacoma newspaper gives the details of the organization of a cannery company which will operate in Southeastern Alaska, the capitalization of which is $60000 Among the directors of the new corporation is W. S. Clark, formerly of this city, but now of Tacoma. The company expects to- be in operation by the beginning of the salmon run in Alaska next summer
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
CONCQESS IS AnINETpNFD
 UNTIL AFTER NEW YEARS

WASHINGTON. Dec 1S.-Congress ad- iourned last nieht until January 1. Ad
 journment followed closely upon the passage of the emergency tax measure by the senate.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
?RO-GERMAN OUTRAGE
 IS WIPED IN THE BUD

NEW YORK. Dec. lS-Paul Koenig for mc1ly head of the secret service of the Ham burg American steamship line, and Richard Lndecker were arrested here today, charged ,i;h conspiracy to destroy the Wel.snd canal
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Kaiser VIII Noi Visit His Ally
Turks Sink Two Vessels
RENEWED ACTIVITY ON WESTERN FRONT

LONDON, Dec 2l.-The Germans have renewed the offensive on the western front The advance was begun under cover of gas bombs The force charging the allies trenches near Ypres was nearly annihilaed, and other attacks also have been re- pulsed
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Big Battle Being Fought
EyACUATl0N OF CALLlPoII PENINSULA BEGINS

LONDON, Dec 2O-lhe British troops in the Sylvan and Anzac districts, on Gallpoh peninsula, have been wthdrawn part going to Salonlk and others to Egypt.
 Turks Break Allies Line CONSTANTlNOPLE Dec. 22-Ihe Turks have driven through the allies line to the sea and have captured great quantities of loot
 New Commander at DardaneAes LONDON, Dec 23-Lieuenant General Murray has been appointed 10 succeed Munroe, the British commander at the Dardanelles.
 Tremendous Casualty List of British LONDON, Dec 23-The British losses in the Dar- danelles campaign are placed at I22OO0.
 Kaiser VIII Nc; Visit His Ally RCfNE, Dec 2O-Kaiser Wilhelm has announced that he will not visit the sultan of Turkey according to advices received here.
 Turks Sink Two Vessels LONDON, Dec 23.-Two of the enemys mon tors have been sunk by Turkish batteries at lrak point
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
WELL-KN0WN ENGINEER
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

ALAMEDA, Gel, Dec 22.-Colonel Alex anGer Swanitz, the engineer who constructed the Alaska Northern railroad, IS dead here from a complication of diseases
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
SWEDEN EXPERIENCES SEVERE WEATHER

STOCKHOLM, Dec 24-S,veden has been ex- pcrencin3 the co!dest weather of the past hundred and fifty years The thermometer registered 62 de- gres below zero in scores of paces
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
THE SCHMIDT TRIAL

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22-The state has rested its case in the trial of Schmidt for complicity in the Los Angeles Times dyna mite outrage.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
FORMER CABINET OFFICER
 FAVORS WILSON PROGRAM

CHICAGO, Dec 22,-Former Secretary of the Interior Walter Fisher has expressed !imse,f in favor of the preparedness pro gram of President Wilson, but fears that ii will imner!l trade.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
BIC FORCE OF TEUTONS STARTS FOR EGYPT

LONDON, Dec 22.-Ihe great offensive move ment against Egypt by the Germans and Turks has begun Three hundred thousand soldiers form the advance force which has just started for that ob ;cctve.
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4 New Ambassador

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S- President Will sen has named Henry Fletcher of Texas as ambassador to Mexico.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
HIGH PRICES FOR STEEL

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 22-The price Of ste5l is steadily advancing, and has reached the unprecedented figures of from s30 to S40 per ton.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
WILSON'S NAME ON BALLOT

LANSING Mich. Dec 1.-The name of Woodrow Wilson will be placed on the ballot to be used at the presidential primaries in Michigan next spring.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-12-25
Villa Releases Americans

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Villa has re leased all Americans imprisoned in Chihua, hua and has left for the United States