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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

Reports received from Glendive
Wednesday evening is 10 the ef-
feet that George Hanson, prom
inent young attorney of Glendive
was killed that afternoon when he
run his car over cut-bank, up
setting same and when found was
lying under the car dead.
According to the story reported
George Hanson, Desmond O'NeiI,
Ed. Healy and several others were
out on Deer creek hunting chick
ems, it being the first day of the
season, and while all of the other
fellows were around hunting, Mr..
Hanson had run the car alone to
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03


Roy Leet who is down with an attack
of Typhoid is still pretty sick man,
but trifle better than he was the fore
part of the week.
Threshing will be in full blast thru
out the Redwater Valley about the
first Of next week. Don't forget to tell
us how much that wheat, oats or what
ever you have, yields per acre.
Mr.. Groves of Duck creek Wis
tied with his daughters Mrs. Ziler
and Miss Susie Groves Of this
place few days the forepart Of
the week.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

We are pleased to know since
he had to go, he was happy and
smiling until the death came. Not
suffering for a minute, as he lost
consciousness instantaneously af-
ter being shot Though he has
gone forever from US, we can
comfort ourselves by knowing he
is in heaven.
To the loved ones in their sor-
row we express our heart felt
sympathy and may he who saw
tit to take from them their loving
son and brother, bless them for
ever. God bless them.
"A Friend.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03
Bitten By RattIesnake

Reports from Watkins is to the
effect that Mrs. Jones of that
place was bitten by a rattle snake
a few days ago.
Mrs. Jones was chasing a chick
en- out of the garden when all of
a sudden she felt sharp sting in
her right leg and looking around
spled a large rattler lying in the
grass.
A doctor was called and Mrs.
Jones is now out of any danger.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03
Buys Hart-Parr Tractor
! and Separator

Gust Haasl of Stony Butte creek !,
has recently purchased a large Hart
Parr tractor and separator from
Peter Rorvik the local agent, and
on Wednesday afternoon arrived
mere from Glendive with the outfit
together with two other separators.
one of which was the big Minneapo-
lis recently purchased by o. Jay Co.
burn and the other was for P. C..
Dreyer, of Mcclure.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

Wool at 25 cents a pound is not the
only reason why Montana farmers, as
well as the men who own big ranches,
have been devoting more attention to
sheep during the last few years. The
tract of land has learned that there is
a very satisfactory profit to be made
each year on small band of pure
bred sheep. At the Montana State
Fair at Helena last fall there were
several hundred bead of pure bred
sheep exhibited and the visitor who
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

Mrs. Caroline Nicholson and
daughter Miss Grace of Dinwoody
were in town on Monday. While
here Mrs Nicholson made final
proof on her homestead.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

built on section 36, near the home
of John Meyers, making three new
school houses in this district 10 be
built this fall.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

County Commissioner F. J.
Winkler sports big Cadillac now
days, one formerly owned by COM
missioner Larson.
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Horse Greek Mail
Changed to Saturday

The Horse creek stage which the
past couple months has arrived
and left this place ON Friday has
been changed and now comes on
Tuesday and Saturday as usual.
The change back to Saturday
was made because the Horse Cr.
and Weldon patrons did not re-
ceive their Saturdays mail before
Tuesday when the stage went on
Friday and was very unsatisfac-
tory
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

Mrs. H. j. Kane of Lost creek
returned from Rochester, Mimi,
Wednesday where she recently
underwent an operation.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-09-03

desired information regarding the most
satisfactory breed for the small band
was given an excellent opportunity to
find out just what he wanted to know
from men who have been engaged in
the business for years. The accom-
panying picture shows one of the prize
winning pens which was shown at the
Fair last fall. Nearly $4,000 in cash
and special premiums is offered this
year by the State Fair in the sheep
and goat department. The dates OF
The Fair are Sept 20-25.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

N arlington. March S-Thc State Department after meeting of the Cabinet has sent lengthy communi
 cation to Gcner2l Carranza, practically foreasiius intervention by the United States unless conditions at the City ef Mexico were materially improved. The note came after visits by the ann lsassaiors of the different countries maintaining representatives in Mex ico. all of whom state that conditions there are indeed desperate. -
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

I.aa.laz. afarsA s-TAS French lin CT InTe~-salas ruqars> ty wireless that s2s IS aslre aa4 AslpltsS, 7Q@ miles x=r>s ssesa Bresi- Seven Vss- sels ars h4oaa sa he rasAias sa aes assassaass z23 &sI will sarcly re.en ls7 s@ ssae 10 'eatae sAe peSssnsesS- Asns sAs latter gre aaaay American tusi ea loanl for> France, TAe sesse s4ils,a fss4a New York lasa Sasa- wssh 1welvs Ann3Fs8 ions Nf sasaa sGufts aa1 zesAss4l supplies five Az2arieAn d@eiorS sa1 is@ aagser eaE014e re sAe t3tt1etraaa III Fr2aes- The origin os fle f.rs i< thus fsr ua- kz0Mz, hut u ss fs@ssl to te sAe wsgk ot sazze Ssssun4n s.naFaaAisaE 1e gsvveag tAs sagg.iss re@ehins aAe EreatA @rmy.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Jureau. March s-Ia reply 10 : House resolution sskin. iufo-matien
 10 officials eva.,in- territorial .aos Territorial S-serciary Charles [ 9avissssa on Saturday afternoon made sAe statement taaf several ot .as Euitel States Commissioners of tle Territory had shown au utrer esa- sanlps for The Territorial laws The sliet offender has beea Commission sr Dillon ri Fairbanks. who has per sistsl 1n charging =wo dollars for she registration of marriage certificate Tle names of she otfen.sing eoaanliS- sioaers wes@ reaa 10 the LegisIatuzs aal sAs Frobztilities are the latter sqsly will appoint committee to la same tefor- esaal jarv
 RsPresaaea1ive John Noon ot Sev sr1. kas iniralaee.l 9 biA in me I5ger house asking that all monies -a..s.seE h she chu.aeh Forest aa svailatle for The eausrruetien of rss.5~ s-ails azl bridges. le exr4n@ea n 44 -aira division
 Senator Geustat Saturday. suhait .=l resaistioa 10 the Secretary ef Far. asking tlas a wireless station as soaserusr=l q Holly Gross
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

London March s-The center O. interest s far as the Great War concerned has changed from thc uaFlaHelles- where the ships O. France and Grea, Britain are slowi, tat surely working their way to- ward The Golden Horn. to The left hank of the Vistula. southwest of Warsaw where great battle is no1 'ievsleping- There the Russian Gran Duke has arFayed the flower Of thr Slavic army 10 stop the attenlp-a. advance of the Germans under Gen eral Yon Hindenberg. The fieh. which starteI in a series of skir.n lshes between the cossacks and thr S'erEaaa UhlfaHs. has spread graf uaslv ungil not less than four or fir, auH.lre.l thousand men are now en4ae e'l- The Germans have tried to rlsl tae Isus.ien lines but fhe latter wiz The FiYe- in front of them. have ez i.erieaeel no difficulty thus far is boiling their own. T. Is believed I. PetregEaA that the Germans are uak ing q supreme effort to get aercs the rives before the coming Of tss, spring rains and following floode which, with them on the westcrr bank will mean that they will b. helpless 10 renew their adyanee os Warsaw until June.
 Tae War Office announced tHis morning that the Turkish army OF ,he Persian Gulf had lost heavily i. series of attacks i.y the British. |, sisies lsy 1ae cruiser squadron
 Geues-I Gafilaldi has notified Pari thas Independent of wha, action Ital slas. mtabs he will gai-e an aruiv @-e0o Italians. Tyrolese anI srlzs glo will -fight on the siic 9f the A. ies.
 Tae esisis in Creeec i- isresse Tae resignation of the raIiaef E. eft She King without suplortes ani be has heen unaLie 10 serure tts eergiees of prime minister For,ae Prime Miuiefer ya8ize'os has sugges' ed that she King name M. Zainis ro- the office. as he is regarded as tas ge.a.I of the peace lsarty.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
FROM azcNnsy'S DAILY

Neseask&a is te be congratulated on her representatives im the Terri sesasl i.essssa1are. !, R, Hoekman ia she House of Representatives and Charles Suiaer ia sAe Senate. ls.a os ghons gre demonstrating that they Wi3l take ease 0t her eeSt interests. AS an evidence of lhiS aro the 9sllS laey have Sa5ressuessl eesiins for sae sx9ssnsssSare Of sAc fuaS aersvssl fgam inc Forrest Rvs vyS .a le ex- neay,e>s ii the divisions srcln w,sercs s-scA fuHlS ssaae- vlS~, Divisions One and TAsee, This ilc. S> osle t1at k saTgsel ost tn sAe >seses. waese sues receipts ere turned over n she enssn 1se< in which the E'orsSs Reserve exists. The matter Is one of vita. interest to NsscaskAu, NS on 1t will largely ,le psa1 she Satesss of the hill iasr, lsse- sg in inc lower hossse asv Mr. Heck aa@a. calling for tac appropriation $. ssesead s0v lie construction of tAe road trom the town beunaar;eS sa fA-c5pal Point: ansl sle.@sN for shs Portage Road across Prince of wsle~ lslanl ! si-siliar lIll wss iass
 3aee,l in the Senate ty Mi salzer.
 Auothsr tiN insrS3ueel by '. Hickman is one rroviaiug for tas placing af bounty of sl50a se wolves an3 slo0 on halr Ses>- T. zs so te hoped that these mea<se< ril so thsouga 10 passage as shes are amt OFT rep-eSsarative~ are so fe ,hankssl for seeing thsE they weEe satrolps.l early im Inc sss>aN.s so thai l4eir vital importance can te fully fsea@@lzel and the people ot this n S5ea uSe what influence they u.av possess with members of both houSs se sesure shsir massage
 Write your approval of the hills L. II ssr> hs-eklaan and Sulzer and am other member of sae Legislature yoa may kae4s 90 5Aat they may te h g-ssis5sa to show what tae people at ta5s region want
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
BURNSIDE GOES SOUTH

E4 sataz yeEeIF ship Basnsi1s. 1fsf close fe Two weeks sFen9 aa ms6 = Fegaiss sa 1hs ezhle, a-1s ForH e aes WAT sg Ss=ssl= yesterday afras aa and lesa shi. nsraiag aEaa7 r7e .zls~s Ssaes -ae sah heea IT. s5s
 s na&s 1a -elises 5a tag Fgge. aa#
 ese is -7i8 9sAea H1sk fs 8o. SIC Fae ea@aez.ea 19 szqp 9a@rstions aae ias f@et aas an shs reEa5f
 a5.lias bod asea zseL aa-l ss na ses6 -9sla ae .saa@ TAosa os daag5 re of sae aFiaiqa zhas tae e4s5e : nom iz ssea eas.5irzea saas il riz- aert as .s-s1 ~asl4 s1mmer waen 5s lls le tassae gAly eTegAaHIe.l
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
WAITING FOR THE PARAIso

Capt, Frank Isan,lstreu. recently ss rae Meteor. is a local vislSos await ing she arrival of the ParaiSo. tl,e ne~ addition to the Pacific Coss. Steamship company s fleet. of whis ] Fsssel he wiil- take command on her arrival at this port from the scu,a tapt- 'Bob" MeGilvray will take 3ae Meteor south.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
EVANS IT AND OUT

Tae Aamiral EFaa- srrivsl IT tran fae ssufa about ST o'clock gas7 nlgat with - tons If general Freight far this port-> Sas had in sss- #-5an I-I soas 7t trap aa.l easasTz supplies far the EeEehikan eanaszs -lfeA sac .le.iT=rel on their doc se fsaagat sp Mrs eoaFa'li zaa
 e es1er passengers fer Mcclellan Frank Bass@-t sna j. | SHOW HaarI-
 she weasel here for Inaeau- Ta. fgeuee U on hie way to Tsnal.se. #Eere Es expects % le ioe4tsl for 2 .lse
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
WAS A WET DAN

Yesterday with its wind and rslu was easily the Ngc,ses, anl nost dis geeesa'e aav thus far this year, Ae eorSaius 10 the rain soagc maintaiae ly the Ci1irens Light Power X wasc, eosaFS@y as tine Power House. Is inches of precipitation fell from six yesterday morning te six last night and that s some raim.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
EuNBoDT IN SoUTEBouED

wa7A 1wsa1x-tlvs messengers on b..arsz- aas4 Eazfal3s @4s3e poE1 sau.E feza.1 sAa< zs-uine SAe 1aL l55 hoxss as t5<A n baasg9 tra@ noe.he-r points sz arrival azd sosk oa zs5 4a tAis gsssz- at 7Ae latter III wsrs a7alsa1 45 s2s New En-aaal plant and 7ss 6alzzss. @3 at halih1s aal = 5f szlzan- zs tAe ksi<hikaz cel3 Storage d5,sk-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

A14szs- Msrs1 s-tsas at ta4 Br5- isa sxg-z4li1i1aarF toress az 5ts NaF E. calse- 1e-staer wir4 7seess iron K-gsF hAv= been ssasr=l 7o Esa.se=,. 7a ras Galt at earos. F7 Ero~==z D. -aiass sA4 Zsss Aazellss sEetezse-- l- is ===za4fea 7az- Great Bri'a.a As+ II sAs zsiehhesho14 et sair1g 1aaa+ aud @=a a7a5zk.= tr7m tse> s~ s.-,-zs-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

territory to he made first. in the of iiee of the United States commission. er, second in the office of tho elerb of the district court; and finally ia the office of the secretary of Alas ka tlus creating three separate ano distinct offices of record.
 in my opinion it is unnecessary aaa of no avail to require the regis tgatiom of the vital statistics of th, territory in more than two offices At most. and it might prove to be mere efficaeious to have but one gen.
 sal office of record all reports bo. lu;, forwarded direct to the office oi .ae secretary.
 therefore reeomment that said chapter s be amended in the above i.artieu,ar.
 :. Section s of said Chapter a pro ktsCS & hNN NA EisN0 NS OttkftNSstti0k. to the United States commissioners for eecordiag each certificate of hirtl ,nl death. and provides that the fees sh9ll he included by the commissioner .a his quarterly account of fees due from the United States. The federal government has disalowcd the pay ,Ucut of such fees and as result some of the commissioners. notably those at Fairbanks Ruby, Fort Yu koa and Iditarod. in the Fourth iudic ial division of Alaska, have refused to comply with the provisions of Chapter B as ta the registration of births and deaths. though urgently requested by this office to do SC Other commissioners. particularly those at Juneau, Skagwav. Haines ketehikan, and in fact practically O. the commissioners in the First ana Second judicial divisions of Alaska have been very energetic and thorough in the performance of their duties in connection with the registration of vital statistics even though there was considerable doubt whether they would receive any compensation for tAeir services.
 It is therefore recommended that an appropriation be made sufficien, to reimburse the commissioners for fees due them for services already rendered in recording the certificates of birth end death. which will amount to approximately $1,5o0. and an addi- iional appropriation to cover the fees which will become due in the future for such services rendered by said commissioners, their accounts to be submitted to this office and aid from the funds of the territory.
 Generally speaking. this last has not been adhered to as closely as it should have been and provision should be made for its strict enforcement.
 If the records are to be filed with commissioners, as the present law re quires, record books and indices fol the records of the commissioners of tie territory should be furnished i'm inediately. at an approximate cost of $500.
 Attached hereto is a record of the births, deaths and marriages whicl have been recorded
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Paris. March ->sA1ssliti4as zrs ot 5As e9saioa 5ha1 1hs &tfn2l loss so Gsrmzzv s5ass sAe beginning ot fAe war n k5lael- SsVess3y wo1nderl 2ze zaiss11- ls eles.a se lArse millions ls nzuss e.a Eeaae4fere,l also in taaSiil- eriag sass=e figures aAAs 5he ssS4ier ruma.er If 1hass lo<- were tetwsez sas a-es at i@sa1T 4z1 a4ir7y- EA21 E. sAe men II 5ae tlrsr ranks a< far a. tlgA75a- abi-igv 5s eoRtzr-srl
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Montreal March s-4.led sgllisF. iahe The places et rk1se d5saties5 s@@ ga1asli41 sazt51geas as tae r0a7. have arrived ia rals sEsv an r5li lsaTs tes Great Britain as once ssea@ers are n na5si1g fsr tleas sea tley wT3 probably sear4 aa taelr .ssaa vogege wltlia 1Ae azxt sairsy- IT Asars
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

West Orange. March S-Thonsas ! Edison. the inventor sent out warn ing Ia The American people yester.lsy stating that The presen, war had de,a ensfFate.l that . large navy is ab soiu'eiy necessary He states tha, now was the time to prepare, and IL. first step to insure peace is to b, stronger than those who would attacc
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Seattle, March s-Capt LeHallister. woll-known on the Yukon, is under arrest in this city on warrant from Fairbanks, charging him with having forged name on the payroll os the steamer Robert Kerr last August. ae leaves for the interior tomoryow, Ae claims he is innocent of the eaarge.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Para>. March s-Tae Admiral ot 1As FrsoeA sles1 reports saa7 an sAe aasnss in she Dars4nelas< as far A. s'Aazak Nales5 hare been swept ous- aza sae passage ot she straits 10 that 4ciat is sAesefor dear Tae battle ships ccas1aae to haa18rI she torl5- t5e4tsaas- The grasse- number ot the sfa1> as Kalsa Basr havs5ng tera s.s. szee,l within rAe past two lays The
 asa Elizabeth. aae fifteen inch gus ss which have range nf a ss.s 'Avasv aailss, ls doing weeJerful shooting. tae uaasoary ef tae forts aaG1y ,1s.ss-.g 2waT unTer 1-. isg.s
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
WILL MAKg sITKA THIS YEAR

Seattle. March S-The announce, 0eat is made that the steamer Hum, ,ol3t will include Sitka in her route during the tourist season this year, TAis steamer has hitherto failed to touch at that point.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

siAsas March s-Ths Austrian feet zpg,sal=,i to tF the Turks ta sgze 70 1hs ssslss4azs of The fo--~ I ah= Dzs5an=llas kzs refused -e sslze os q Pala 5s is reP2rrel Easse a1 fas head 5f fa= Austria aavg are raps1741 7e hare staies5 s4as tAs rszs tsr sz attack t1 their 5aigs is zas Tes rlEe-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Seattle, March s-Sa,urday hali- but sold at four and three-quarters The Mariposa arrived here at eight this morning. Her fish will be sold sAis afternoon. The NoFthland sail- ed on her first trip of the season. Saturday night.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
DETAINED BY STORMY wEATER-

Charles D, Jones and wifu ;s eaeFgc of the government schools as NN'aakaa,la. loft for home this mCyn ing on the laWaeh Winnie, Thes cane over Fvidav evening. intending 'a resarn y''Sse4lay. hat were aaablr S9 ,Je se owing te inc stormy weather
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

>-azsle- NaseA s-saariss Hons tQu sar-en5ere,a -a i14 Federal azsaos liiss ga=- ziz17 aa5 w5l begin sesr ing azs Tsar : sa-sezs= ts- -9za.5tl7. n 44skz cal tsau.l. Eae saErz@e gses- recently laet1sa against 1lz and BaIass ssa,en+e,z a7 -ze same -5-s.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
MARrosA N soUTHBoUED

Wits large sanFer ef FessseaesTs
 taasa. 1he Mariposa .nlale port sathkeaaE saaaffay eTea.iag. sae toaE oa 2 to1e. Of fan at this rgias. s Of aaieh 1fere haliaat. ; saiaoa a4 tag grey col The hslihut aas saipreE Hv The schooner Seattle. tae salnn by F. E. Tbosaseos. and f..s god bY II. AIxef-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
Seattle. March s-Tbe <,aamer l.

Seattle. March. s-The steamer Jet feFsan, with many eannery operato-, on board. sailed from this port satu, fay evening. Her passengers f. Mcclellan are ". r. Cole. Paul Nc.- son, Van Anderson and two steera-e r. l. Barlow anl J. T. Farrell art eu board for Pt Ward.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Berlin, Mare2 6-Tae boaaaaFslusus st ihe French lines aa ba1A sides ot 8asias eea1zaass- Tae German guns aa7s inc exat1 range a24 aFs Flae- 5a- every shol tlrasI- Tle resalr thus tzs has been sAe complete slia4Iaa1iea | tAs a.lFaaee Grsae2ss and the laszozn-ing at lesezs of sae muea esanis1 French field artillery.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Guar is la Jara. Mex. March S- oeneral Villa who Is now in this city getting his transportation in shape savs he will proceed against ',c City of Mexico and not Tampie !, aS reported.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Athens. March S-owing to dis agreement with the King of Greeee. the entire eatiaet resigned late Sat aF@ay night The bone of contention 's whether Greece shsll remain neutra' m the war or moi Popular sent a'eat and The cabinet favore,l war. waaile the King is opposed to il.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

I.salsu, NarvA 6-wireless fr~as ps4gosraa Ry way of Paris. states 5aa1 sae RssSssaa> hare reneWe3 their tarwarl navtuSu7 m she Carg@sa inns Bs-iatersemsn5s of five army aas1s are sand sO haye besn Seae iu.o la1a res5aa s0 assi>1 she Rn>s5au troops already there sna these fEe>a lsaaEs have apparently pnsrspl 1ee aueA fur tAe AuSariArs-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Fl Pasa March e--Sas5sfsSsl sh&t Johnson will never be aeae 10 get to Jasrea "a meet him for tAsds flight. gsss Willard seft this city oa the Seu5Asru Pacific last nisas fos lsss Angeles He says he w3Il keep tn training >a as ta Ae Esady se asei tho I2ss >l-seke ~l any ttusc-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Paris. March s-It is rumorel i, -efai-offirial circles that France gathering her forces in northern Mfr ea and with 'he British troops fror. Egypt will attack the land defenses of Inc Dar.laneIles from .he rea via the Gulf of Saros.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
SOUTH TO CONSULT SPECIALIST

Among He Fassengers seatA on IL assFl1esa Saturday nigh. were gsas T Co-zFsTe aaa his three sons Joiss- Aarl~s. J. aa5 1aae=- They went ta se eeasls a speelzzlss o1 tis g- exaear. as all shree Of IL nes-ees have feen srgaa.el of laie
 -aas res--ee--
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Panama. March s-ln speech de- jvered at a banquet in this city. Sat. urIsv. Governor Geothals stated that le had about made up his mind to rc sign within the year, thus making ys.v for younger man.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11
FISHING scEooNRS ARRIVE

T4a Constitution Ws1h T. boxes of azl5aa1- sae Po22Eis with Is b1xsS sz3 rAa Seattle wiz4 Al boxes. ar- -seel from sae fishing er0ansis asr- .ze tAe gasf twensy-tour hears
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

wzsaza-rea. Narsa s-Worl las 1ss2 Eessirsss n 7ae sz1ass5ss ot 1as s1zn1r5zz zzaizsa5a5z- rsFre<sa- .a-5rs- Tn NHxEte 5Aa7 -Ae tatel-z li7laaz1ss sarEs st sas City ef N@z its Esz 1ee5ze2 Ia leave ia 8 t.als d. s-9s=s7 gi4st }lszit2's treat mezs at 1h4 sz.salsa rsz-es%asas.4e-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Rome. March s-it is reported herr hat 8 squadron of 'he British-Prenef feet HOW fattaekjng tie Dar.ianel.os otalarsiel Smyrna. Saturday. Tie sorfs at the e6tfanee tg ibe tarlo -1.seooslel te the EafiiesbiI.s but wse snabie iD reach them. Ti,c aamae lone s5e town was nominal
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

Bass2 March e-Rs,eeas arrivals sraa -Aasssee 4re respozsil2s fer sase report sAA5 6szszanY as sending sA@u- sa22s at zsw foruz2al0z Es:sErss m 10 Aa>sz.es- N4ag of sAe asez aEu 2ver 5 vsArs et age
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-03-11

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