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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-01-22
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DECATUR
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-01-22
WEIGHS SIX AND HALF LBS.
Il Is Expected That Child win Be
Named After the President
The Mother Has Been Visiting
At the White House Since
Christmas. Christening
To Be Held There.

Wd>INOLtOIh Jillt lft--tA NlN
Was born atthe White House to-day
% Nj, Francis Bowes Slyre PresO.
lgat Wilson'S second daughter
MIS-. Siyre and the child were re-
ported 70 be doing weIl
The child was born ut t5Oo'clock
ths afternoon, but the fact was not
announced formally until 8 O'Clock,
when Secretary rumulty gave out
Tie following statement:
"Dr GraySon, the White House
physician, states that at4:30 o clock
MIS-. Slyre gave birth TO a fine boy
Everything went perfectly and both
are doing well.
The boy weighed six and one
half roonds. He announced his lr-
fipa.bv a series Of cries, which gave
assurance that his lungs were in ex-
telient condition.
President Wilson made no effort to
conceal his Joy when informed that
the child was a boy and that Mrs
Sdyre was well. His face was
wteatlsd in smiles for hours after
WlJ twas his first grandchild
Jnd the president has no boy Of his
own.
Mr. Sayre, who is assistant to
President Garfield of Williams Col
Isse, Has not at the White house
when his son was born. Dr. Gray
SON reached him on the telephone at
WlIlJmStown, Mass, at 5 O'Clock
this morning, and he arrived here
late tonight.
CORPS OF NURSES ATTEND.
The president did not 90 to church
this morning and Mrs. Sayre's Sis
tefs, Mrs. William L. McAdoo and
Miss Margaret Wilson, with their
cousin, Miss Helen Woodrow Bones,
remained at the White House
throughout the day.
A corps Of special nurses were in
attendance. Dr. t. P. Davis, a
specialist Of Philadelphia, had been
called in by Or. Grayson.
A name had not been selected to-
night, but it was expected that the
child would be named for his grand
father. The christening is expected
tote held in the White House before
the return Of Mrs. Sayfe to her
home in Williamstown. Congratu-
lat0nS poured into the White House
tonight.
Secretary Bryan called on the
president on official business just
before the baby was born and Sec
retary McAdoo was in the house
with Mrs. McAjoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre were married
at the White House, Nov. Is, 1913.
Mrs. Sevre has been visiting at
the White House since Christmas.
TEN WHITE HOUSE BABIES.
Ten other children-six girls and
tour boys-have been born in the
White House. most Of them being
grandsons or grandjiughters Of
Presidents.
The first child having the honor
or beng born in the historic mansion
was james Madison Randolph, the
son Of MARTHA Jefferson Randolph,
the daughter Of President Jefferson.
The baby came during Il visit 3f
Mrs. Randolph TO the White House
in tie winter Of 1SO5-iS06.
There u5efa nm births In The house
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1915-01-22
JOHN S. WILLIAMS
FOR PROHIBITION
Debate In Senate Brings Missis-
Sippian to Declare Whisky
Never Helped Anyone.

Washington, Dan. Is -Prohib-
ti0n was Jebted in the Stnate near
~ al day today without !, vae. be-
ing reached on Senator's S.herVari's
motion to SuspCndthe ueS to COM
slider an amendment to tae District
Of Columbia appropriation blIl. which
would prohibit the sale Of liquor in
the canital.
Senator MARITIME attacked the pro-.
posed legislation as in violNion OF
the personal liberty Of residents in
the district. He jecIaredthc1reator
must have planned that men should
use alcohol when he made nh the
most nutrition, fruits and 81 aims rich
in that stimuIanl. He read satisfies
which he said showed that crime,
lunacy and other evils wtre more
prevalent IN Kansas, a stat '-vide
commonwealth, than in Nebraska,
where local option prevailed.
This drew a vigorous reply from
Senator Bristow.
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WILLIAMS AGAINST IT.

Senator Williams said he lpd
changed his opinion since ne op-
posed prohibition in Mississippi an d
challenged senators to show tina t
whiskey ever had bettered any one.
Il love a toddy as well as did
Daniel Webster or George Washing.
ton, he SAID, but it never did me
Or anybody else any good except to
make them feel better tJr a little
while"
Senator Owen favored the ajop-
tion of the amendment ND OF nation
wide prohibition, but said provision
should be made to compensate own
ers Of properties destroyed
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Boost!

Put PascagouIa i'll the City
Ciuss
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Nns Wltr.lo.

Sn Nogales, Sonora, 1T eln,
PROCLAMATION gina's peronentlidt
uno ourh Waueranld,lag befannt &c,
madt, Die iid aesen Garran5a nao
rniere 8egierins ridtet nna III Der
erflGrt miro, Garraf15a meroe ME
mails &ube nno Sroning I'M Sanoc
berIteden fonnen, oenn oas merifa-
niide 8olf wolle feline, ibr bon
@ooorom @ilion aufge5ipnngene
Reqierung. 2ebteres lit natiirlidl Of
fener glooiinn, ben eS tit ErolIoenl
g9ilion gor nid)t einsefaaelL Mtericr
cine @egierung auf5n5fpingen. abeT
@iao benubt Die @elegenbeit, nm &c
! Gen bic 9(merifmner 81 beben nitl
Gorronsa aIs cine &reotnr nnlerel
Megierung bin5ihtellen. IS lit oas
audi onIdeineno bie ein5ige Msog
lidfeit, Die ibm nod fir cine Sort
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LokdIes.
q !.

Snfolge Der Ggplolton elmer
lompe entftann Jeuer in Gem Sanle
Der Jamilie &ippitein, 1907 Wou-
tora StraBe, oas BON Na1barn une
ION Ser berbeieileuoen Jeuerwebr &C.
I1Ift muroe, ehe nennenstpertcr
Ghaoen oageridtet mar. Die filnI
Minoer i'm Sitter Jon 8 bis 10 go
rem polten am friiben Mioreen 5l ig-
rem 0ater auf benz 2anoc nno 5iin-
neten Die 9amue ail, Die Gin Nino-
fob CUR Grploiion brahte-
2ena Wigobsfu, iuolid) BON Ger
0ulebra Moao mobnboft, hat segen
Charles Namililen mo ben Gonlstp-
Ncrmelicr eincn Ginbaltsoefebl er-
lnflqt, Ser lie baran pcrbinoert, Ell,
Stid Dano bon fiinf afern oar
iarem 2ano ab5uifneioen nno ein5n'
51unen.
SIN Mlter BON SO Sabren liarf
III ieiner 8obnung, i25 @ranroc
@traBe, Der Sattier Sobn Targa. 6,
nor in Oeiterreih geboren in6 fan
i'm Sabre 1859 nad San Mntonic
Gr binferIdBt feline 5rall, 5ipei Sob
ne uno 3pei 9od)ter.
Sn Mineral We0s limo oos
Qeiper- uno 6oS Terrace &otel eli
Holib Der SIanmen geiuoroen. @et
Init $32 1000.
Muitin Gremp, Elm Mrbeitr
Der in Der 0it-E commerce. Strabe poi
eincm Mlttoulobil iiberfabren wurot
lit i'm Soipitot ben erbaltenen Tet
1etlingen erlegen.
Gie Mlamo 8aptilten Z airdl
cn Der Gde BON Mpernie 9 nno Sim
r. StraBe miro o%bgetragell, Inn cine
lseuen Stride vGbirrh Of Gbrilt" Tlo
Al; modlen.
Ssn Gbicaao miro oas 0oufit
uitnaseiien teiter meroen. Yiiterfleii
Miro nit 81 bis % Gents Der Piu1
tc5nhlf.
Clinton ioaers @ooorui
Gefretdr Der ugsational Municip'
oeaaue@ bat %uilIdngit III Goptr
cine 0feo gegaIien, in tpelfer CT o.
E~cnunocrns. iiro ftaiuacnsiuerten Y
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oanf nnlerer @iienlAaf oonf Der
aroBen Neutrality-suspicious. trmiefer
sSnouitrie un0 2anotuItiAdft. Sd
Eebme fir Die @egierlng fein Scr
bienit oaran in Nnfprudt aber Dos
feiifef fonnfe MIR ELM M alien lei.
men Gdiften gebiloetes golfl (2sbs
bate 3%ultimmlrng.) 50 bat ieoer
ieinen 4nteil an ben bon nns nit
6toI5 f~eltgeitelten grfolgen- CAB
fiele grfolge nid)t obne ale Spfer
errungen iino, lit flar. am .ihper-
Iieir tragen nnter oielen Ierhdltniilen
Sic fleinen 8roou5efiten nn0 aprIil-
meuten. bic 5uriideebliebereal
6raueit, Die obne mannlide 9ilfe lidi
onrhldlaeen. (graboD Der ftile
Seloenmnut, NIT Dem Bic @auernfrm
0rduBen i'm 2anoe nit ibrsl Ninr
bern nno menigen meibliden ai-
beitsfr6ften Die Ghone beitellt iuie
i'm Grieoerl, Ser itine Seloenmaat, nit
Dem Die Mrbeiterfralt inter idsuiert-
l,aen @erbGltniiien iidy un0 ibre Sin
Ser onrd1 :brinat miro i'm 'oeltidsn
8aterlanoe nidH Spereeiietls nceroenl
(0ebbafter Beifn10 Diea 1rauer, oie
aitf pieie @eiie int 9ienife pes 9a-
terlonbes t1tig iif,o, oie fiillen Die
lGhMbenaraben bes 1uirtihafflid}ssl
Samples. Sir aner0en ibrers To- tuenis
peraelien, fpie oerer Die oranBen fbre
LHfliht tun nno mir limo ans nus
einiq bariiber, onf es uuiere frltc
Niliht lit. linen bis an Der @rense
bes M0eIiden bci5ititrben." (Sebbaf'
ter 8eifnn.0
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Cine Meiiteridlaftsfna.

gie BON 5errlt 6 5000 IN
2opea, Boil. I'M Belts befirollhe
g~eeprofnb, Die ben Malnrtl u5opEie.
19~ fiibrt bat ioeben einen anoeren
Sobres Meeoro in Der g~r6eugnng
Don Meierei Hroouften beeroet Die
tie n~nsmeifelbat 81 Der groBten Sub
Der Welt meroem laBt.
vSopbie1 erseugte I'M Sabre 1914
insaelammt t7557.S Nfnnb 0iild)
nn6 999.1 8fun0 8sstterfett. Sic
falbte am 81. 4uguit oeS porigen
sSabres, uno Die 8eobad)tung mliroe
inter alliliht Ser aderbauldpale bon
MoiIadulettg am 90. September
mieoer fortgeleBt. 9ie Sub fpnroe
taalid, 5peimal gemelft nilo tie be-
belt oas &alb nod 175 Gage.
Sic bot lest ibren 6. Meeoro out;
eeltelt, iaoem ites i1,9t5.4 8fni.l
| Mild, oie 6S0.5 Yfmb Set ooel
S00.6 8frno S5pro5enti9er gitie1
Ientbielten lieferte. Die leds He
CORDS folaet: ,;,..
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1cras.
Die @elunobeitsbebor

Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Souiton bat angeoronct, oaB IN Den
9eitaurationen ale often gum @er-
fauf ousgeitelten SpeiIen, Salate,
Cafes etc. BON ben Siiden 81 Der.
ihminoen boben nno III gelfloIle-
ne geholter mtereebrddt merotii
miiiien.
Sn Dem &eo Cid Oiitrift-
Sdnlbmas, 5ehn Meilen BON Terur'
fano, entitano cine Grploiion, ais Der
10 Sabe alte Sules Sones 8aiolir
in Den Diem qoB,rm Dos 5elier leb,
bofter bremen 81 MAIDEN. Gr lelbl
Scq iif granomiinoen 81. oenen e
erIoa nr0 ein anoerer SfhiiIer mi
Der 9e6rer 9. Carpenter erbieltei
idnuere granbtmunoen, bel Dem Be
miiben, Sones Die aleioer pom 2eib
su rciBen uno i'm gu retteli. IS rc
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ietuns ieiner Mepolltion bleibt. er
erflart. @orranaa hobe Werieo ben

lebuna Ieiner Hepphition bleibt. gr
crflart, Garran5a babe Wiericp Den
gnnfees4 ausgeliefert. unb faprt
Damn fort, er lei benz YrdiiOentcn
Milion fir leine 9onblungsneilc
lebr Danfbar. Oenn lie entbinoe iba
BON ieoer gerpflift1ng, ben 6reln
hen in ieinem Territoriim Siherbelt
uno Shnb 81 garantieren. ani
ShluB Der Proclamation miro notb
caerlei glooiinn gereoet, bob gSil-
ION Die 6reibeit oes amerifani-
iden Bottles pernidtet lino Die Sou-
bcronit1t Der Gtaaten Eeras, Nem
Merico uno 4ri5ona perlebf babe
inoem er G%arran5a erlaubte, lellic
lgruppen olrd) ibr @ebiet 8rt ldidcit.
Gin Mailu gsamens Martialtp
Noorigues aus Gio 9onbo, ben marl
lin Matan1pros perbnftet Doben Ioll,
'iueil er periuhte, Naberes iiber ole
@anoitenfiibrer, Die geras beimlud-
ten, 5u erfabren lit iest cbne wci,
tere 8egriinoatng III Sretbelt aelet-
moroen. ~ sassGc
Sn Glepo 2arebo bofft man.
oaB Die garransa-8 egierume BORT
Elm Sefperlpitem eirridten ltno Stro-
BEN pflaitern laiieny miro
Die Garron3iitas lolen Barol
uno Santa Barbara i'm Stoate Obi
bttnbua beiest baben.
@ie ais Nogales eemelee
miro, lit Der aalnpf Inn ocn geiri
bon SermoiiIe, Ser Saupiitaot De-
Staates Sonora, ieit Gormeritos
I abeno i'm @anee. General SiG'
{ ~leitet ieine Erllppen perlonlid.
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iolaen Der oeutld1en stdotepermaI-

Iolgen Der oeutlden GtdotenermaI-
elm bobes Sob ipen0ete. Mller-
oings nit einem Nadlat, Der oas
Oeiagte ettpns abidmdden Ioilte.
gr bemerfte nomlib: Gas limb a6er
nitt Die grfolee oes oeutid)en Gol-
les; es lit nidt oas @olf, Oas Gus
gelfoffen bat, mas mir 10 lebr be-
ipnnbern; oas oeutlhe Go[f lit nid)t
Ger regierenoe, ionoern Der resierte
Cell Der @err irrt lid natiirlid
BERN, oenn Dos oeutlhe @olf Dat
in alien ieinen glementen ben leb,
GofteIten Mnteil all Der fdhieen, ofe-
nomiiden, georoneten uno 0urd)nus
fortihrittliden @ermaltuns itdeti-
lfer Mngelegenbeiten uno menn oas
nidt Der Sail iein miiroe, paretl
Die grfolge nift moelih. llno meilll
Der 2eitune, ben NegiererDen olio,
elm groBeres WtaB Der NnerfennuaQ
Snfommt, 70 lit es ebcn ipeii lie a.
Iia uno ehrIi1 iinb. Woooruf
ihIoB ieine Neoe nit ben @orten
Die Soffnung Der omerifanild)el
Staote liegt in Dem @orGanoenieil
cines itarfen oemofratilden gm
~piinoens iinD in oen 8eitrebungei
hes amerifaniiden 8olfes Dos bod
ite Cute fir Die eroBte an5abl burd
gemeinlhaftlide anftreuglltg 81 CT
reifen." Sebr biibih ausgeoriidi
nter eS fiibrt 81 nid)ts.
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rem crit oht ainoer I'M Sdmlbaus
perlammelt, ais Der l1nfaa lid ereigs

rem crit aht ainber I'M Sdmlbaus
perlammelt, ais Der llnfaa lif ereig7
,iete.
Im 6. Nopember itarb III
sSapetteDine i'm boben Mlter bon rs
Sabren, nab langem 5iedtnm an.
@er3ldmdde. Se inrid Gbri-
titan GrelIer. Sn San antonio
lebte er, oils geilbaber in Dem Sc
ifaft Don Sbeo. Shleunlng, born
Sabre 1869 BIS gum Sabre 1872.
@on bort gitlg er nod Collection, lpo.
ter nod Multin uno alli fur5e 3eit
I5uriid na1 Sat Mntario. Bon bort
spa er, ieines Mngenlidtes ipegel,
OUTS 2ano in Die Nabe bon 6apettc-
rife, no er in fur5er 3eif e%rbllnoete
Gr mar Elm Mitglieo Der Sermanis'
l6bne, BON oenen er feierlid) 81 8ra
BE aetrogen muroe. Ser gerltorbellt
entitammte elmer aneeiebeilen 6ami
lie uno mar elm bodgebiloeter Mtaltl
nit alisee5eihneten gelelligen Gigen
lhaften.
auf Dem 8obnbof il, Spols
gurleion Goulltp. miroe Wiaian
gourtnep eridoiien, aIs CT Dem an
! fommenben 3la etttifies. &eiibor
Seine iibersab iih ben geanlten.
Bonn 9ienitas bis gum Conn
tag nahiter @ode meroep Die oen1
/, iden Metbooiiten oes Siioens !
Seauin lire aonferens abbalten.
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GtaatsIcfretGr Or. gel6rid iiber
Nentidlanos Trnnem,

SfaatsIefret1r Or. 0el6rilf loets
i'm oeutiden @eifstag: sd itele
felt. @ir iino atsgefomnen, mo
5mor gu ertr6glidjen 9reiien. nit
Dem grctgetreioe mo ben aartof.
feln, BON oenen Elm erbeblider Seti
nod nmIerer 8iehbaituItg 5ngltte
fam. @ir Iteben init n%nierer iteilel'
Grnte 10 ga, ho3 mir oamit 5meifel'
los mieoer Elm osabr bitrd)bolten iper-
oen Il oonf inherent @olfe, botii
Der @rbeit zines @euifenolters
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@erIangt

miro elm iuneer @ann, Der lid benz
3eitunesgelddft miomcn mil. @fi',
bie oeutide uno enelii6e Sprot, ,
in @ort uno Sdrift boniialloig be
bcrriben. @pplifotionen 81 rid)tei'
an sic ,Sreie Greiie", San Mntorio'
SeraS.
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9umea's Gtubip lieicrt bas yteie.
Ne in erYtflaiisem Hbptugrapbicn. SeRf,
ppr benz Muorans, tits M ber Seit, eure
gSeibnahts photographer iiad1em gu
IosIen. atelicr an ber St=@onifpn Sits
Or. 5ttK-5t3, pben.
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s75a20.s SPIT

6urd, oieIe eNertite Gelammtlei-
Ituna bat lif Ole Sub ben Eitel
@orlo's Gbampion Gong 9iItailes
1nirn Gofp" ertporben.
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9eltes Del uno @aioliu ertalt
nan pon ser Slimp Oil Co., 4Oo
SIt-G omnerce ctr. Heles Eel. Err
bis 1859.
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1o, autouio suruitnrc 9abinst 6

Refiniibiua So. 3aBt Cure Sausmobel
pe~rId6nern bon QeuterJ Die ibr @eidott
berItehen. Sir repariereu. p~ollteril ruo
ladieren RobeI ODER Sianos, iuie Sic IS
uiiuiden. @ett : SteIen hronaiert Does
emoiQiert. Sci. Srauis 1889. III
Brain Nnenue.
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Suns at utrrenttn.

Oas nnterc nnb Dbere StodmtrI
pun Nr. 2f8 G~it-Gommeree Strake
lit at perremten. Habere Masfnnft IN
Scr Office Scr rSreiem 8reiie".
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Werte vcn $500
SIS.

Neeblecprb&, Yoplin> nnb @abar@
bine1goat Quits, in 8ore, @iirtels Ii.
Mprfon : Mobelen. 8el5beiab an
&raaen, 1ani1etten nnb Dem Sanm
Ser Goats. Mfrifanii6&grann. Gabps
Grim, Copenhagen uno SGtpar3.
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Clifton, 8roabcGot6, @olleneNops
lin, @abarbtne ntb Neeblecprb. @iirs
telz unb 8pgzgoats; nit 8orte nnD
Hel5 be1ebt. Sfirts bon boiler @eis
tie, IN @iirtel uno Sod&Stblen. Sn ben
beliebteiten Sbattierungcn. &altft
fdnenl
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9amene@por Goats, u unb polle
2dngen. Stoffe BON MeltonzgIotb,
Hlnibs nnb Miihuneen. @ait unp OFF
ne @irtel.
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Die WuenschensWeIteSten kIeider.
6roBartiae G~rIparniSse.

aleioer bon Crepe Be Chine, Set
belteE oplin, 6erges utto Snffeiae
apmbirtationet1. 5dfpar5. Nnpb.
Braun, grpoittionzBlou uno fonbl~
nierte Sarben.
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Serge- uno 8bipcorbs Cults in
Northumberland r@tionisbt blue"
Ii. Sdipar5. Mobe[e iinb bog blad"
bon einfadem Sdnitt unb .iemiefite
ting. ginise init Hel5beia5.
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Sh0ne aombination Z 9leioer bon
Saffefa unb Serge, einfadsm Serae
uno Crepe De Chine. Sic rleien
n8aiit line" Brineeb Mobele. aA
S6dttierungen.
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Beyond the Kenai Peninsula the railroad will ascend the fertile agricultural valley o the usltna 15O miles long by 75 miles wide, and iron 100 to 700 feet above the sea- It is among the best and largest of Aaskas agricultural areas. Grasses, per res timber and coal its distinctive products, put it has gold, silver, copper, and iron also The route taps the Matanuska coal fields with 6ranch 9S miles long, It passes through the Willow creek gold quartz district, of the richest Tn Alaska, and comes within easy reach of the Yentna gold district the Mckinley gold district, and the Iai- keetna gold and copper district.
 Broad Pass and Nenana Districts.
 Emerging from the Susitna Valley through Broad Pass in the Alaska Range, 320 miles north or Sew ard at an elevation of 2600 feet it bisects the re- gently discovered Broad Pass gold district and the long known Broad Pass copper district Ihence It follows down the Nenana river through the Nenana coal fields, where seven veins one above the other have a total thickness of 286 feet, according to actual measurement by the United States Geooglcal Survey While the Nenana field is gnite and not to be compared witl the Matanuska, 1t nevertheless will be an important source of supply Tor the h. terior.
 few miles below the Nenana coal fields the route cuts the western end of the Bonnheld ana the eastern end of the Kantishna gold districts, finally entering the great Panama Valley, where It is fifty miles wide, and reaching the Panama river at the mouth of the Nenana.
 Reaching the Heart of Alaska
 There, in the geographic center of Alaska it con- meets with more than 900 miles of navigable river waterways. On these streams are many steamboats and barges that handle the commerce and the pas senpers of the numerous thriving settlements and mining districts on or near the river banks.
 The advantage of this route over any other Tn Alaska is not alone that it traverses the best and the most of Alaska's resources of every kind, but it is the only feasible route by which the Matanuska coal is made available alike for the United States Navy for all parts of the Pacific Coast as far south as San Diego, and for every town and mining dis trct along the railroad and its branches and along the system of navigable rivers with which the rail road will connect; it is the only route that can on the agricultural valleys with the markets of the mining districts and the industrial centers to be de-
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-10

A recent publication by the Department of Com merce on Alaska and Its Relations to American Trade and Industry" says in part:
 "In the period since 1867 Alaska has given to the world S25O, 100000 worth of gold, $1SS,OOOOOO worth of fish, $65 100000 worth of seal and other aouatic fur skins $2O,OO0,OO0 worth of copper, nearly S5OOOO0O worth of whale, walrus and fish Ois $2 100000 worth of silver, and whalebOne coal gypsum, marble, tin and vegetables in sufficient sums to bring her total output to more than $5OO- 100000 This result has been achieved by. sparse population and an inadequate system of railway and other transportation facilities. With the new area of Government railway construction by the 1overh- ment, the development of Alaska will be greatly accelerated" =, .,..o. are indicated on the map of Alaska in this booklet That map shows also the mountain ranges and the nayipable rivers with the routes of the Government railroad as designated by President Wilson, Tn April, 1915.
 Government Railroad.
 Congress authorized the expenditure of not to exceed S35 OOO for the building of not more than 1000 miles of railroad in Alaska, and the Presi- dents designation of the routes was in compliance with the provisions of the Railroad Act, directing him to ascertain the most feasible location, which would open the greatest amount ot resources
The Seward gateway., 1915-09-10

Panama and the Kuskokwim valleys, with 100000 suuare miles more of hay and grazing lands, and another 100000 of reindeer range.
 The waters of the Scandinavian countries afford the best fishing in Europe, the waters of Alaska produce the most abundantly in American
 Gold, Copper and Coal.
 The Scandinavian countries have some copper and iron but little gold, silver coal. Alaska has the richest copper deposits in the world and has btumi- nous and anthracite coal in the NatanusEa district equal to the best in Pennsylvania and West Nlr- ginia, with numerous fields of Ignite. It's gold mines have produced $250,000000, and are now pro ducng S20O00000 a year, and, completion of the Government railroad from Seward to the Tan ana river, are expected to produce indefinitely from S5OOOO,OOO to $1OO,OOO,OOO year.
 Possibilities of Population.
 The four Scandinavian countries have 12,0OOOOO popuation and l4000,000 head of live stock. On the same basis Alaska is capable of supporting 2OOOO0OO population and 3OOOO,OOO head of live stock.
 the four Scandinavian countries produce soil crops worth S25O,000000 a year If the tillable lands ot Alaska were equally cultivated its soil crops would be worth SS00,000000 year
 Agricultural Experiments.
 The Department of Agriculture has carried on extensive experiments in Alaska continuously since 1898 on experimental farms under Professor C. C. Georgeson, with results that demonstrate Alaskas agricultural possibilities to be equal in all respects to those of the Scandinavian countries: Prot' Georgeson, whose headquarters are at Sitka, sup plies official data to all inquirers, far as his ap- propriation enables him to do, and frequently dls- tributes seeds specially imported from Northern Europe He established new experimental farm during the summer of 1915 m the MatanuSKa valley, adjacent to the route of the Government railroad