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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Four or five different boats had to be called on to carry the big crowd to Loring Saturday night to attend the dance given by the cannery of fieials and Capt. Rasmussen of the Star of Poland. The event was prim- arily in honor of the Camp Fire girls who are camping at the "Salt House near Loring, and a general in vitation to Ketchikan s dancers was issued to go up there and "shake their feet The dance was held on the deck of the big ship Star of Poland. An awning had been spread over the entire deck, and lights strung everywhere The deck had been holystoned until it was white as snow and had then been polished and waxed, so that it made an ideal dancing floor. Refreshments, both wet and dry, were served in the ships gal ley and in the big cabin aft, and as the visitors had been presented with  the keys of everything in the place, nothing was lacking to give them a good time. Superintendent Heckman and Capt Rasmussen shared the hon DTS as being the most popular men of the evening, beating the younger fel- lows to it in dancing with the belles 1E ho l011 said about it the bester-it started with Doc. Walkers orchestra, and finished up with mouth organ, but little thing like that couldn't mar such dance The dance was easily the most successful affair of the kind ever held in this part of the world and will long be remembered by those who were present.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
CONGESTION AT SIBERIAN PORT

Word e9mes from Fladivoz70k that ths kart0r and facilities ,hers are ss1- sI 10 the limit to ezre for th@ grez.
 increment ot supplies and munlsiazs 7t var arriving from all parts ot the
 wgslt- The great tr4as-s5h@ri4u rail -ossl- ~h5eh is the longest direct shEQVEh lize ia The world, is eongesaess and z.marissm Ioeo-oaives anl ears have been ordered with rush delivery h fhe hopes of lifting the great traf- if blockade Nsver before in the his i@rx ot sks world 5 eomneree has thers beea pFesezted such a remark nhls sIt-as50z az this, and all iHsE5ea- 1a9@s se7sm 10 Fcin1 to 2 tonrinaa1ee fSr aaazy E0n1hs s9 s91e- The ports of Pugs1 Seuads beng the Hesr@ss in mileage ts ylaaigosrek- are r@rzieg- iaraF Interested owing 5o ahe wsnsseT- fai increase in their eouaseree with 'A@a port az increase wAiea has al 'raefea the asteati9a Of shipp~rs safeaeho1s The eoaHtry during the last three raensas-R- R. | Marine News
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

London. Aug, e--The papers of Great Britain almost unanimously united in praising Russia for hoy stand in tho question of peace. It has been known for several days that tho German government through the med iation of the King of Denmark. had ecen trying to secure separate peace with Russia, and it has been feared in some circles that possibly the peace party of Russia owing to the terrible rcvcrses recently experienced by Russian arms might bring enough pressure to bear on the Czar to con. slider same, Among tho terms offered was tho return of all that part of Rus sia and Poland now under German arms, and the agreement on the part of Germany to use her infulenee to secure the eession of parts of Trans. eauseasia by Turkey and the freedom of the Dardanelles and Bosphorus Russia, however, has indignately re' fused to listen to any peace talk at this time. or in fact at any time un. less other countries of the Entente were included.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM rRIpAy's RaILy DOLPHIN FROM THE SOUTH


 With aa even hundred passengers on board. the Dolphin made port about shr~e o'clock this merning. and left A couple af hours or so later, Sic haa hut one passenger for KstehiAan ae. ecrGsng to her passenger list, but Jack Mouison the hardware drummer dlsenatSrked on a stop over. The Dol, pAin had Ss tons Of freight for Ket- eAikan- On leaving here she proceed. sd to Seowl Arm. for which place she aaS L. F. Hunt head of the eanncry Ss that place. Mrs H. Y. Sally. who had hecR visiting leeaE relatives, left on the Dolphin for her home in Doug las
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
aETLAKaETIA HAS BIG FIRE

@a-1 M2s -eeSve3 5raZ Me1-aE4k- sla this morning 1slliz eat bad tIrs whieh occurred aAsrs s10-1lE after saeTsa l2s1 night IT appears sh4G [. " Brady wzs smoking szluoa in his szGks1e1se z01 far t-0- the Tsrzy t4aas-g and Davis < CszEa1s hczt ho-zs- During 1o the ssekpsss 0t his wsfs ae was compelled 1o eoze ovsr t0 kesekik2z yesterday, sa there WAS n one zs heze ta eSre far 1hs sZudge n sks sZakeh0Ise. wi-h shs result ss11 !. ss7 1ks Flaes zt1rs, whieh in sur1 set the D4vis 8oa- House off and thsa. fz1ns3 by 5 brisk wind tha1 was bl1wiug at the sizs, | looked s< sAgggh sAt sasirs tg#a wa. going
 Owing t9 aae fact that she m2ls E@TuEz1iez @z< ozs fishing. h1s fczr atle hq.liaa 1+n rsrs in .ewa, zzd these wo-ks,d ae-ose4lly io s4gP tas eozfEzsrati9a B9- i- svi7e ct al shsy eozll 1o the Davis Boaa House was destroyed q. wEs also Ezrrg Laz=s sz1re and residence. rle 4slaasAzs C4Ivzr7 sssi2znee aza thz Henry BaosA rs@i7s1ts- Ina vsrnev eazzery e4zgh1 flrs h1t ths blaze Mzs sxGEagz1shs,l, 2s Has sls9 Fa4 ease os 1hs John DzvIs ha-e, and t-4 rssllezess belengzzg so Haaherrv saflA and Bezsa4- The entire s=st-z- aens 7eal3 prol 4hly hare ggne ID | smoke lad 1T m heen for tke tse- that : h=avy sh0wer had a.-earre,a l sAor- t5ze hefere ~Eiek had we1 the -s@fz tharozzhsy-
 Petrit VsrgsE- saa 9f inc four msa VA@ szrove sa hand .o keep fhe f5-e within Emils. tegl turinz 1he e1eEte- menr- eut1ing $ had zzsaiu ms knee. and several others sns145zess zziz9- ba-ns zzsl tEuis=s.
 + is es1lEssss8 that inc Iees ~iB anzwns Of atoz4 fen sksuaa5 f9,- lzrs
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
AMERICAN PRODUCES
 ON THE FIRING LINE

L0zaoun.-The Belgian army is % ing to dom khaki uniforms in the course of the uexs few weeks The khaki is of greenisb shade and comes from tAs United States Uniforms and cap. for The men are now being dis patched 10 the front, and the csfieers .re being measured for their uniforms hv The refugee staff of big Antwere tailoring shoP-
 Another Ameriesn prolue1 III the Belgian fighting line is the automobile truck, of which considerable deliveries havs recently heen made, according to correspondent The trucks are of The heaviest anl most durable type. msth rhe feature, somewhat novel on tais side of the water of steering anJ .i9iviug on alI four wheels.
 The Belgian medical and surgical s-oses have 5ust tsen rePlsuishesi by large purchases in she Tnitsl States and Japan More than l25 0Go respira- -ars af 2 simple type have been serv- eal 70 the Belgian soldiers
 One of inc principal features ot sh@ food supplies provided for the aelgians are the vzst quantities of sariIiues which ara kept IT stock. IT.. sar9iaes mith the Belgian soldier takes me place of inc jam which the English soldier regards az almoz. aeessszry.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
AN INVOLUNTARY BATH

Capt Abrahamson of the cannery tender Standard took q bath this this morning when he least expected or desired it. The Standard with 2 scow alongside was lying at the gridiron of the Ketchikan Iron Works when her captain undertook to come ashore by stepping from the seow on to one If the timbers If the "grid. v He landed on the timber all right. but it was slippery with slime, and the first thing hc knew be was in the dSink. He couldn't swim, ao awolse the entire neighborbood with his. cries until someboddy happened along and hauled him out.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
STEAMSHIP OFFICIAL HERE

R. ". Baxter, vice-president and manager of the Alaska Steamship Company, was Ketchikan visitor
 -ester1ay. He was returning to Seat tic on the Alameda after an extend d trip to the Westward in the inter ests of his company Mir. Baxter con firmed the report of the purchase by his company of the City of Puebla. and stated that she would probably be operated on the Westward run. The Puebla is almost as large as the Alameda, and was the fastest vessel the Pacific Coast Steamship company had prior to the building of the Con grcss and President.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

| | Ishell of the local 1Gzreoni plant informed s1e Mlzer this morning that the wireless rate f0r 2 len word message Eo Seattle 5s a1w sl-2l 7-ss- szgss are sent dirses io the big Mar conf plant as Astoria from where 1heT are relzyssd "a Seattle. This e1ts s11 the tolls which the Canadian gov srUEeat usei te charge whea messag- < hsd ro be h2nlle,l by its stations, and res-lzs ia inc cheaper r@se-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

London, Aug. Word comes from Copenhagen telling of the evacuation of the city of Kovno, in Northwest Russia, by the Russian garrison. This is taken tO indicate that the Ger man eavaIEy drive. under the diree- tiou of Field Marshal vonBuelow is 7yinning in spite of the Russian claims 10 she contrary. Kovno is a city 0. over one hundred thousand inhabi- tants- and is situated on the River Nieman at the poirt where the inter national railroad from KOnigsberg crosses the stream IL is the capital of tho province of Kovno, one of the richest regions Of Russia. It was used as supply base by the Rus Sians during their two invasions of East Prussia On The River Niemau near this point has occurred some of the heaviest fighting of the whole war. as the Russians attempted 10 stem inc German advance there. The dispatch from Copenhagen states that the greater number of the civil po2u- latioa of inc place. together with the military governor and commander and their ssaffs- have all resreated to- ward Wilma which IS on the Russian second line Of defense The cash out of the hanks and the government records, ete, were dispatched 10 Will na during she past week. Kovno has long been considered fortress Of the first class. having been modernizea within the past couple of years, and its evacuation at this time makes it appear that the Russian army is in soFer straits than is generally sup posed
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
OFF ABOUND THE ISLAND

\ bss crowd Ot pleasure seekers Jeff o1 tho Fl Pas0 &1d house st0w yesterday Ha0rnlag for q trip AFuald the Island, expecting 10 be g01s several days TAoss in the party were, MesAAzsss Resgss, DsbOs. Petty, $ l. Mysr. R l. Myers Fin AlAy. Rsy&nss Gin; Miss Doren, Miss BFyan1, and Miss ClaYa Messzs Bryant, s L. Myers O. Williams, s'sa2eis Faa0ll1x. Prof. NJ C- FSnalay
 and Dr. E. L. Myers Arthur and Margaret Bryant. Ceaile, Ruth and -Aasxaaisr Myers and Margaret Debts
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
TRADES CANNERY TENDERS

The eannery tender Chaeon left for the south early this morning for the Sound where she will bc operated during this present season by the 'idaigo Island Packing company of Anaeortes- Her place will be taken at the Ketehikan Cannery by the Celt, a power vessel which has been operat- ing this summer for the Port Grham eanuery The Celt Is not as power. ful vessel as the Chacon, but it 9hle enough for the work i'll this region
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
COPPER ORE LIKE MONEY

Valdezg-copper ore owing to war prices is just the same as gold almost and there is great activity in this section on copper pdroperties.
 The Three-Man Mining company ar LandIoek Bay. shipped s3O,OOO worth of copper ore last month and is pre-. pairing for extensive developments with view of becoming 4 much 1arg- CT slipper. Many other copper prop critics which have been lying idIe for years are starting up again owing to the advanced price of copper.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM FRIDAYS RArrY

Captains linn and Sssggsr sxpssl 10 get the psslinAinsries arranged to. lay so that they can begin actual sSalvssg CqezAsiozs On the Delhi te- mSsrNw. The expectations are sh@s the big raarap which was brought ny sA the Clsy of Seattle will experience me difficulty in pumping out the e@nke- eoGl that IS Row oa board tAe sGaAen ship Diver Ssagger says this change in weather dcesa | bother Aia as he figures eR being in the A2nP anyway
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Ns~ York. Aug. 6-The chief fsa- ture 0f ths stock market today as f&E ss inel1s1rials ~ere concerned was l.s Jump 0t Westlnghouse Electric, ea-@0z. traz HI 70 1IS Is Alas k4 Gold s1itfeas.a a quarter os q point, rs&ehi1g 3S UtaA Copper dropped back as much. ID 67. while C- $ Steel eo-maa. reessiel twice us -EeA. = S-s being the best price offered.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM rRrnAY's DArLy BURNED WITH cAusTIc SODA

JeAz IrsaxnG, sze of the college boys who came Ep s@ work aE the Pa-x Fsaa ezaz<ry tAss summer, and wh0 dewnersarstss2 hizassaf -0 be 3 dandy sexNsa hasss1aa on ths local hall ssaza- sasa2lned s palatll and what mar e@ a sersNSs burn "Wednesday F es@las- He w1s digging eaasste sss'4A cut of the eArrss tor the can kaSA 41 the e&naeEy when ehank fHsw Up striking him tn sas eye. Dr. Alex Myers WAS called in to care fo- 1As barn wAieA resulted. azA ss Last reports the yNuug fellow was doing as wela 2s <aald he expected.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Word from Hadley received this morning states that matters at the Mamie mine have. resumed their won't ed channels and work is now going right along. About half the crew quit something over week ago when the strike was neclared, but enough more men have been secured since to work the property up to it's full sapac- ity again. The tram is working again. and the shipments of ore will be re- sumed shortly.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
PRINCESS GOES sou1A

After giving her passengers a sood chance of seeing the sights around Ketehikan hy staying in pert for scv, eral hours, the Princess Ahce cleared for the south about nine o'clock this morning, Her passengers from Ket, ehikan Are De Wilson and wife; G, '. Guerrer and wife; M, C. Findlay, wife and son: Wm, !. Coulter, P, F, Claxton. and C, c. Gaisfcrd.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
WILL GIVE oPE-s AT DOUGLAS

According to NOS received from Noaglas Martin F. Robinson has made arrangements to put on the opera ''lnafoEe at Douglas. He is now drill ing those to take part and will stage 'he play twice at Douglas and once at 'aneau- After finishing there NIT. Robinson will probably come down 10 &s1ehikan and if conditions ire fav osable will produce anothc, o,scr here.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
THOMSON IS CHARTERED

Wog& was received m from the Ssa1th on the last mail thatthe Alas Sa Steamship company, which has 's'ore business than it's vessels can hanslls has chartered the cold storage boat Esihu Thomson to make one trip 70 Southeastern Alaska. The Thomson will bring up load pf can nery supplies and take down canned salmon She will sail from Sesttle to- MOTION.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
WILL VISIT THE SOUTH

C1F-- and Mrs SAeVar1 aeeompAaie-1 by Mrs VslSsons 4rrived over from Mary Island yesterday and will leave fOr the sou1h on tAe Princess Alice in the uornins- Mrs Shepard called -g5 the Miner Office this morning 1o tell Is about tAe apple tree oa he island which has over A dozen apples growing on i1- They are already te- ginning s0 change eol0r and sample ls promise.l the Miner Office. Grow- ing apples are quize curiosity h th< part 0s the wurld-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Lond0n-Tt is said taat the Allies are seriously considering the advis- ability ef asking Japan ro send troops 10 Europe 50 1id Russia in an 0ffens- i've campaign sgsinss she Teatonie Allies in Europe Il is said that the rolling stock thas l. now on it's way 10 Ysasiivistok 9oaiI make the trans fer of fhe troops to Europe over the TFansiherish railroad practicable, and that The fall Of conssantfa0ple uouId permit inc shipment of troops te southern Russia-
 Ii is stated that there have feea delivered aaa will he delivered al Flsdivostos mithfa tine next s0 days from tae Unise1 States, 25.O00 earz and sufficient namher of loe0mo dives to move them all l. is essiuat- ed ta4t from 5dglN0 to 100000 Japanees4 troopa could Ee transporter seFoss Asia in time to take part in she Fall campaign.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Amsterdam, August 7-Adviees from Vienna via Berlin state that Emperor Francis Joseph WAS taken with con gestive ehilI day or two ago and is aow confined tO his bed. As the venerable monarch is now sJ years of age grave fears are entertained fOF his recovery. Like the Kaiser whose hair has turned white during she past year, Francis Joseph has aged mHeh as the result of the strain 9f the present WAT
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Nashing1el, Azg- G-Thsre F s~sF. probability that the Taitsd States ~iIl accept Germ4rEs Pr1Eosazi0a 70 sza4is tEe eas@ st rae sinking ef she -Aaerieae ship Frye 10 The Faga= 1rlUazE to sess sae treaty Of ls-s. h@twssa shis eogatrF and Pr4ssia n her 1nz74er ta this e1saasrT's protests a sks zztses Germany iasls1s thzf she sa1aane at Ansriesa zbfpe sarT- fig eoasrzasssa 0f WAT for sse sn ezzi~s q Germany U 10 violation Of she treaty Amsfzssn officials giTe 2. ssef- 015 s5az Fkas ~hfle there [. rs-Aisg ia Ge-mauy's ss-irass sa vs-ras -eak heEWeea The tmo eseatrses. stisg 1t is imperative saas | settlement He rsaeAed 5u ta5s gzss- t5oa The gsEtef States msiasaias rss ahe ls-s s-eatF specifically guar sar-ss ss Fstfsl ships she rieat sa. ssz f@s. evea taoash s1eT mzy ha7sl ese sazI ss boarI
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Toledo, Aug. 1-One Of the suburbs of this city was the scene Of a revolt ing crime last night when two mask ed men abducted and asssuited Mrs R. k Larkin- a bride of day. Tho woman eseaped from her eaptors, and a p0sse sent out arrested the two men. who are now held under strong guard Mrs. I.arkin's condition is serious, and should Il turn for the worse her TWO assai.ants will probably he IFnched as mobs of men are forming evidently with that inten- ton.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
BEAUTIFUL DALLAS

The Mirsr Man Is indebted ta ArxAhS McE2sznAn of Mary Islaza for bN1szes of the mosz bea91ltal 37hlias 1t was srsr a1r Eot s0 sss- The blooms ara iz1naensa yssfsets. taru- es. sGd shsir ccloriag is simply ea-- gs,s0s- In fact 1hsy sre gevsl4tica ef what Is v.pss,tle in the tlowsr AEe ks-e in the uQrsh
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Washington. Aug 7-The Pan Amer iean conference, called several days ago for the purpose of considering the present situation in Mexico and trying tN figure out solution of same, took a recess last night It is understood that the findings of the conference together with an appeal to all classes in Nexico-eommon people, the military. and the present ruling heads. without regard to factions will be made public throughout Mex leo This will he done through the LatiHAmeriesn consulates in every part of Mexico. The appeal will be signed by representatives of every one If the Lrtin-Ameriean republics Of Central and South America, and it is hoped will meet with the approval of Nexieans generally. h the event shat no good results from this move Fnent, then probably an advisory board win he created by the interested eoun- tries with authority to enter Mexico and if necessary resort to arms to hring about the defeat of the present warring factions.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FREEZING SALMON FOE BAIT

The kstekikAz Cold StoraSs caz- Fazy ls trying i 1s~ experiment. n freezing s2fEon taeks fur halitzs salmon IS eoazs3sr<a 2s s2s best bli. 0hs&izzble by hahbut flsAerzsa, % as Capt Ma-r is F111img uP sAl-oo bellies. 1Ae eOl1 ssQ-ags e0@Y2ny !. freezing 1hs backs Ana wiIl sel them t2 -As tlshsrze.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
CATCHING LOTS or FISH

csspt- Forss WAS in port this morn ing from his homestead and fish trap south of town. Captain says the trap Is fishing better than ever. and promises to give good returns for the .sesson.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
RAISING 4HE BUILDINGS

Al kreijler has crew of men at work raising Miss Edmond's buill. iags on the south side of Dock street to the street level The buildings are ROW in shape for raising and running forward to the street line. They are occupied by the Washhurn Millinery Store and Dr. Browns office.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

The departure q the Ing eom0dore fgFing rbe =egw Pioreer : [ c. O. So- II. for the II Mine, shows that E.r0gerrr to be doing q great deal of ore shirgine of late The seow was t9wed s5uta last Sunday with some thing ov@r eleven hundred tons of orc on toar9 from inc II. and the er- aersa1i9ns are that there E that mneh aare ready now The mine is pro .laeing flfsg tons Of ore per .iay. an9 same is being rushel down to the raaelter as Ang9x by the Granfse veo- Fse to take advantage of the present nigh price of copper.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
LEAVES YoE HOME

Prof. NJ c, Findlay. accompanied by his wife ana son, boarded the Princess Alice this morning for Prince Rupert and will go east over the Grand Trunk Pacific. Prof, Finalay is one of the faculty cf Park Univer, sSsys Mo. and with his family has ssens his vacation in this region.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Portland, AHe. 7--It was annoane- e1 in this mornings Oregoniap that the Hood River Apple Growers As sOeiation has just soId to the Neither lands Consul in this city On hunlre.I fSousand boxes of apples for ship nent to Holland. The price quoted 'ras an average Of sl-50 per box.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Washington. Aug. 9-Hope of q speedy settlement of the troubles of Mexico were rudely shattered this morning whsn it was announced that General Carranza had no, only refused to consider the plans outlined at the Pan American conference last week, but had ordered the representatives of the mediating South American re- puhlies out of the country under threat of death. Just what effect this will have on the countries inter. ested in unknown but it now looks as though nothing short of the send ing of army into Mexico will avail, There is every probability that if this is decided on, the other Re publies of the Western Hemisphere will be invited to take part. If this be done there will be no reason for jealousy on the part of the Latin American countries, who otherwise might make the claim that the United States was planning the conquest of Mexico.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
MILL oFFI ". HERs

(. ". Swank. rorei,e- for the Alas l-a Lumber < Box s'ss,pany at Had ley, is local visssas. An inventory 0s the lumber. etc. Selonging to the rsrnTany was tskc~ gently and ag . rssated upwards = thirty thousau, ,.allars
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

4 big picnic and dance is planned at Loring tonight, and to take the Ketchikaners who desire 10 attend the fast cruiser Taku II. will leave the city Float at the foot of Dock street at seven o'clock prompt this evening. 4 hig crowd is planning to go, go good time E assured for everybody.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
CALLS IN ON WAX NORTH

AEc2g the arrivals ez h9ard Sas steamer HE@h0lI this 4f1eraooa wa. Mrs Henry Ta@3zg. rssurning froz \ t-lp .0 the States. She diss-barSs1 41 1hls p~ins and will have her furai- 11re and ho1ssacsa bel0agsugs e-sssss ID and taken s9 Seward
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

New York, Aug. Lack of interest characterized the stock markets this morning. and but little dealing was indulsed in up to noon. Price pre- yailing on Alaska Gold was 8 Is; Utah Copper. 66 Is; |. s. Steel, com mon, 2 S-s: Westinghouse Electric, common. I1a 3-S.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12
OSPREY GOES CRUISING

The Fisheries Bureau cruiser os. Ircy, took on supplies and coal this morning and left for tour of in. Saeetion of the salmon traps of this region.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

The steamer Alki was reportel bs wireless as having saileSl from Seat. sis for the north at four O clock this morning. The NoEthland of the same company sailed at five last night, and the Despatch will get ;.way this even img
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Berlin Aag- s-Ts is officially an 49'1aeed this morning thai The Ger zaa forces are zow U 2ndlspass-l pes- session 0f Warsaw, all opposition be ing orsrVewsrs3 l2st night IT is ex- pesetsd -ks1 the Kaiser will enter The place tozorrC1M or S1udaF.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-08-12

Those engaged in raising the steam .- Delhi have the pumps coupled ur, and intend to begin pumping o?er- stiOns tomorrow morning. It is their expectations that the ship will ic ready for the trip to Prince Rupert within the next ten days or two weeks.