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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
2as 96rafen ser 2'feroe I'M 9teben.
Yerf4ieoenes ii6er 9sfer6efutter.

faulcn mo aliBerprbentIid, geiunot
hcitsld)oolih meroen fonnen. Gie,
les Seroerben tritt numentIid oo
Elm. mo bic gum Ginqucaen beuiis.
ten 8efoBe nitt peinIi6 aubcr
Gebnlten meroen. GmpiebIcnspertb
lit oas Ginquellen Der a0rner MIR
oann. (penu tie inioIge iIrer @6rtc
nlr ldluer fnubor iino. ooer mclln
nc aus irgerlo einem onoeren @ruu.
Dc nidlt 5erfleinert mer6en f0nneil.
SO meroen nleiit bortlholige a0r-
ner (Grbitn. @obncn) einaeauelt.
1ton fllrd)tct beionocrs. oob oen
Tferocn ons 9nllen 5u miibiom it,
eic &oruer gang berabgeidlIudt
lueroen. Damn I'M Mogen ouiQucQen
ino 81 Observation-Disclosures Mn
ltoB geben. @ierbei lit ober itcts
81 berIdiihtiqcr. ooi horte aorner
nett better aerfIeincrt oIs eilt-
Qequelt mer6en, hn o;e 4u~sniltuna
Damn cine erbeblih before lit. Ginc
Siusnabiuc hierpon ntad)t MIR Der
Nog9en.
Gs hot iih ae5eiqt, 6ob geihro,
tcner Goqgen non Den 4ierocn nid,t
reroailt MIRO uro erbcbIihe fad).
thcilc lei Der Serfiitterullq oes Roq-
gems inl Beidrotencn 3uitonoe alli.
ircten. Nudl oas ein'ohe Ginrpei-
den genilgt bel oieier 5rudt. sic
3npeilcn nothgcorungen oIs grloe-
iutter fir oet &ofer perobreiht mcr-
Den mub, nidt INNER. nan miro
melfat) gum &ohcn 9reifcn milllen.
Is bot iih nun Sci oIen @eril.
den herausQeltcllt. oaB Die t rode.
6ltttermittel (cpentucn per,
tleincrt) iehr uiel belicr orrd Die
|cronuun1 ousgenugt meroer, oils
c%ingeiueld)te mo einee1uellte. I'll.
ienbor ieten Ole Sbierc 5l1 einae.
queaten 6llttcrmoiien MIR penig
0ocihei. Ser SpclhcI, 3. 9. scr
Efcrhe. ct'tt'alt opcr Gin 6ermcnt.
Dos lid in teinenl nnoereu &eroul,,
itn9Siottt bcfinoct ulla oos I'M StuE.
DC lit Storfe III 3uder uber-
5ui,lbrcn, lGs DciBt l0SIif uno fiir
ben SSrpet nubbor 3lt MAIDEN.
SSiu man Die Eferoe 5pingcn, trob
Dem Ginneid)er 3it fouen, 10 mul;
mogIiflt reuben uno Iongen
> If hin5uieten. llnspedm6bia
iii cS, aIeie unb ocrgleidlen Elm.
5umcihen. 90 iie oaitn Ieiht peroirbi.
nro trodal s,inttcrt minoeitens
cbenio gut oi,sgeniitt miro. 3iued.
mnGig miro man tic NIT anberem
Sur5flliter ncrmeraen. Mud 0o$
Ginmciten bon 5utterfuhen (Seltll.
d;en mo oerQlcihcn) ionte fir @fcr.
DC MIR Damn erfolael1, menii aus II.
etllem 8rtnoe oos 3erfIeinern
Der Sudden nift ollSgefiibrt meroen
fam. &lel beiier lit oie @usnut-
ling oicier Sudden, iuerrn iie MIR erob
6ertlelntrt uno nit &0dicl oermllf,t
lperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

6rou e. II. in M.. Bid. @ie mon
ShmieriQfeiten beim Vuitern ilbcr
iuinbet, oariibcr babe id) crit ucIlIim
Ncihricben ino ,ucroe es aeIcoentIid)
)nieocr thltl. Nlttc lebci Sic nadl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

Noorleiie mub an Brett mlicgcn.
Son Der 5leiidyicite entierrlt man
nit cincm iharten Meiier oIlc 3lcild),
ibeiIe, Sit Ole Seite rein uno tlnnf.
10 reibt mon oni oirlclbc iolgcrtoe
Miid)nng elm; A lln5cn aloun (gc.
pltIuert) ulO s lln5en aotiaI5 per.
Den in heiBem @aiier auigeloit nlo
Gin piertel Giuno @ei3entIeie bin5u.
Geiilgt. 3um Auftroacn benitt
mon cine iteife 9itrite. 0ieic Wlid).
ltng trdgt man on eilfcm Gage 6rci.
nal olli oos Sci 'ai0 ldbt Tie oolln
trodncn. Mad ein.Gn Ineen miro
Der trodene 9rei obgeIdaht. ous Sell
obaenommeu uno tiiftig ourdgc.
maldt. 0nt lit es. mCnn man Die
He6erieite NIT ctuas 2cin0l einrelbt
mo oann trotncn IdBt. Sit es gdr3
troftd. Damn lcgt MAJ bas sci ailf
eldrl Gid, nit oeu @aoren nab
chci mo reibt nit Der Nano nit eli,
ger Ntiidung TON ein oierteI Nol5.
aide uao orciuiertel ieinem Suno
iein aeliebt ocn 9'el8 gut elm; tint
nan ha5 mchrerenule. 10 crb0lt DER
4;ciJ elaen ld)onen e5lons.
NINA z. in his. gcgcn 0ic be.
id,ricbenc Flnqc an oen Mou9pilan.
gen bjllt nur Elm i%tchenScr 0ompi
nit hcn llngc3ieicr; Die hicrbcl &c,
i0hrttn Aioficu limo Seifenmdiicr II.
SobndfodunNea. mmit ma &!u;t
lir @lait mo je0en StenQcG nerHnit.
iels eincr ncjhen 3ohnburltc 0b.
ihcrcrt. iopotl aui Der Gbcritite
iojc llnicrieite. Mon brouht cine
@anhbpll {ubodaobial oui Gin Glart
JSoilcr. I0Bt Dies ilbcr Atodt
lirbcn, fod)t es Damn oltt taBt e. tolt
Werocu mo pcri0brt Gnnit mie uip.,
0cben. gSin man Seifeniodi;er 3lial
Abpnihcn nchnicn. IL nimmt man
a%cnohuIidle gelbe 93oidlciic uu6
lot oleic 1dn5lldl on. che ma il.
nit lolteta 29oiicr berouunt. lDoril
0le GiIolt8en qcpoid)cn mer0eu. Ron
fflb oas &criabren INNER mjcocr.
holen, 0onHt Die juugc &tut Qttoo'
let MIRO. unicre SomcnndHOItr
ucrfmlien otib &niettcnpnlper, H..
n. mo fonutc cs niht idlooen NOUN
nit ioldlcm cinen @criud .nodteu.
Die TIoqc los 81 mer0ei. Nid,
mrO cnlpioblctt. 5u Der Sciitnlc'
iung ctmo8 petroleum St qe6cit.
Gttpu / GBl0iiel ori ] Gu0rt lt0r.
Yes SeifcnpuIlcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
Sin ciufadles Mittcl.

gli elmer grOben 8ciIiiecIform IN
@isconiin, mlf Der id III iriibercn
Sabren oit SIT @ciuG mar. lueroete
man nm bel Ieaenoth Der @iibner
ein 9on5 ciniaheS 9iittet an. ba8
Dem Shierc qor teinc Sdrmer5en be-
reitet uno itets bali, menl es red)t-
5citig sur 4nmcnnuna ecIonete. SD
mill es bnIer fur5 belhrcibcn. 9tod)
bieier Wetbcoe miro Ole bon 2eae.
notb bcfoIlene Sentte ouf tllopp cine
Minute i'll loues @oiier aetnltd)t.
luobei man MIR ben 0opf oes Sub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

6rnt, Marie 2. IN G.. ST. 1ic
Gala 1T cine ser 3inunerpitdn.
5clt, Die qrobe SorqioIt mo 4Silcge
cricrocrn mo nur inter Der @ano
lIdlcr Die G%riobrnHq un6 Sadltcltnt.
rin bcllben. acoeihen. @oroui ous
9tiht6liibcn in ibrem Sale 5itrud.
5uriibren lit. last lid nur or Grt
um0 5tellc feititc1cn. 8iel(cidlt mitr
DC 5t tart gcpoiiert, pieIcid)t nIdt
gcnta. IN morntc IeHperatur Ida.
Oct, ME 81 iolte. Mir rnthen 81
nclt, clneu @ortncr au Geiroaen mo
Der Ytlon5c nelte @oub. o0cr Qute
0ortener6c 3u gcbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

flieBt 5por Der Giinbolt aus. ober
Die GieridlnIcn berleten olif pit ocn
2c9eborm mo iilbrcn 10 oct
Zoo oc@ 5bieres herhei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

Is SereoIungsrci.
Ter fperoen @oel
refer gcbrouht.
Die pon iltllitcr
gultioen Goei.
tdiiliien aenonl
men iuor0eli
itno. Der quite
Grfolg Der Ger
eoIui,6 h0uat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
23riefRa(fen oes Sonorot6s.

gf2 Gbmubtntb rhofhe aumrn wGbm bier huhnGIth ummort gGsp es Der 9mnb nmmd mt
benz wsg wb, MIL T hnga nenbibnns ep sur Sh htn ub bat 1 nMM fuumtH gpab.
MhhnR Der gnmntnJ uhn mfrr nMn 2anbmrtbi da ats g duts elmer Der alMmn hes saeu 2mhs
anpm3 Itrhm mMn uH bndftit amH: .u. o-..o ~.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

lit un9cfabr Gil
Sobr Der, Dob in
Der ~beflagensf
ipertbcn @eflii
g~eliaiion oes
SobreS 1913
piele 8efliigel.
bGnoler 81
@runbc 9erid)tct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

Robt. g. IN s.. Grimm. Cos
@elen Ger btnuen w d. bci;ebt
oorin ooD Ie nod Der Qemperutur
nod 8erInuf BON u his y Stunocu
lid oui Der CberiIode DER Mild) elm
seine bf..ne t5Iede bemertbor mladcu,
bic iomobI icitlif ols aud mad I'M.
ten 81 on Ausoebnuna gciUimcl uno
oonn cntne0er ol,i ein5eIne Steaen
Der Cberildde bciArdnft bleiben.
ober oiefc ouf bollitdnSig itber3ieben
t0nnen. Gns 9lnutperfen Der 4iilf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
samsrath, ,.~oRssOa". ga sroHe. ssis.

tritt crit Gin. mcnn lid cine idmad)e
Sonering in Der Mild berncrfbor
modlt. Die llrinhc III Gin belonoerer
9iifro SrganismiS. Der NneiIlus
lactts cponoqenus. Sic
Sbotiode odB Die gIoui1rbuno Der
gtiId cit pIeeIib nuitritt, uno ebetl.
10 micocr ncridminoct, mod,t es
mohridcinIld, oaB ibr Grregcr lid,
onf Den t5littcraouddlic1l befinoet,
aus Oenell er entlue6er unmittelbar
o6er 6urh oclt Goth Der Rinoer III
Die 2uIt 6ca 5toIles II. odnn IN Die
Wfildl 9elonat. Die WioBreaeIn. mel
die oogegeu 5l ergreiicn iiuo, bette
ben in grnbter Hcinlidtclt III Den
Mdumen. oen @efoBcn. Der @uit, mel
die nit Der Dtilh in @eriibrumq TOM
men. Inn ole 4nfieolunQ Der 0nfte-
rlcn gu berbinoern, Au@odmpfeu Der
MiItqcfobe. Gcrbrcnncn oes Sdpe
lei in Den 0tild,roumcn bel ocid,loi
lcnen lhilrcn mo 6enitern. oonlit
bic beiui @crbrcnncn hc6 Sdineicls
qebiIbete idnpcieliQc 5olre. Die nlle8
prponildlc 2ebcn t0oiet, nlli Ole 0dt
tcricn cImUiricn fam.
93nt. 9. III T.. Ntidl. Mas tbi
ger Hclhrcibmd l0i,t iih %uranopIld)
mn ser %3nt'ernlmq ous zinc Iio
Qnoic itcIlcn. IS III nid)i %umm1alidl
0af Is 'idl in critcrcm sole INT Gin
,RermCr1c3l" honoclt I'm clrc SGu
dc, 6lc IN qail5 reridicoencr 6ern;
Ouitretcn tam. 9&eru 6Cni 10 tit, 6auft
merhcn ultc Sire 0ilhC 0nupn bcfoI
len mcrott, ionic ulld) Die. nit DC
:lcl cine frantc Nuh III Hcrlihulia
t0Hmt. Is lit cine ,{itettioustrdnf
)eit mo mtr idTmcr. OFT crit nod,
%ohrcii fcilbnr. erimblldCe TEE
iuiiAlrcn nit : |pro3cnliqcr anrbol.
lGurc o0er A%relor6iunG. Njdlt uaclll
ocr @clhlehisibcIle. iouhcrn ultdl
Der Stollc: Irennul9 Der crfraut
ten Stun TON sen nuoeren. 9crbrtf.
neH Scr Streu in Stollc, tur6 Qrilno
lldle Icsinfeftion nm ar0B
&c Relnlidfeit Dcrm0qen 6na llcbcl
9'crIpcr'tlL ooer &crtulbcu 81 bcbcu.
Rohtt9. in &. @is. Sic mnnidcl.
Elm Geriabrcn iur @crbuna upn
SdNoticilen, ole fir Wocoiiute Der
arbeltct meroen %inllct.
9os mid obqciirciite 5ca mir6
cIipe0cr mi einem Trctt. o0cr ionit.
ipie IL rraum lric m3qlidl ollsue-
iponni uno nil 9!dGclr 6ciritgt. Iie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

lcgeu nil. nds lie aber nld)t los mer
Den tonn. Ntit ouf9eitroubtcn @e.
ficocr, bongenocn 6lilqeIu &c
friimmten )tilfcn iitt 0as o~rutcIhicr
Damn oo, crit oltI Dem 9fcite. Damn III
iraeno elmer ode, oriidt uno Oridt.
obcr oa9 81 fomnt nid)t. MitIeioi0
tetrohtcn Der @}oter. Die Mutter unb
mnbl olld Die ainoer Dos tranfe
9ubn, ober NiIie fnnnen tic ibnt niht
bringcL uno fopiidiittelno gehcn
lie luicoer meg. gtodl eincu qoll5cn
Sog beuiibt iid) Die @enne nb. ibr
vi %loS5uucroen, Damn CROFT iie Der
Sn0 BON lbrcn GuoIcu. lln0 bod
mare e. aur nid)t 10 idlmer gcueien.
nc 81 errciten. mclm 0os rittiQc Utit
Tel sur redlteu 3ett ouqeipoHot NOR
0en mare.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

foililen auh
int Steben i3la.
fen. es 9iCt
~ilberboupt elne
eon5e An5abl
Sbiere, Die lid
beinl ShlofeIl
nidt binlegen.
go lit eS be-
fonnt. oaB Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05
Silfeleiitnng bel Der Segenutb.

ToB bic &cunc 0o5 81 nidt outs
Iteben tonL mag baron lieGen oob
oas ei 81 groB oocr III / bgeitoltet
II, oocr oaii g cine iolide Gage bot.
Mud ori zinc Gnt5imouna oes 81
letters lit Gus SibenbIeiben oc5 Gies
bisneilen 3iirlld5uiiibren. 3umei-
len aomIid ipenn man redt bulo
crfemIt, mas mt Der 0cntc los lit -
bllft Is ihon Denn man mitteIs el-
ner 6eocr %errpdrmtes 8 Ell in Die
NIoote einiubrt uno ouBen ourd,
i~anites Irideu un0 Sdie6en 6ns 0t
Gus ieiuer Gage 3u brinqci lud)t.
Slit 6ns nidIt, 10 bohten tuohl man.
de sSuhnerbeiieer 6os ii on, ODER
re 3eroruteu es DON ouBen Der ae.
moItiuu. Vel beioen Mabnobmen
gcbt Is oui &eten mo To0; ocnn es
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-05

9eim SiltIegen broltden alle Iier.
Sc eincu eemiilen Hlob. Gnpfinb.
Idle Yferhe, ocncn MIR Elm iebr Ell.
ger Stol 6llr &erfiiaung ltebt, eul+
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
C0NSCR|PT|ON |S NOT NECESSARY
 IN ENGLAND

LONDON, June S.-The matter of conscription was again discussed in the House of Commons today. This matter has been agitating England for some months, but the government has always seemed loath to enforce military duty in that way. The new cabinet was under fire today, and Asquith replied to the questioning of the members, saying that England's response to Kitchener's appeal for 300.000 additional troops was satis- factory to the government.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
BELGIAN PUTS BAN ON
 SPORT OF COCK FIGHTS

BRUSSELS, June S.-Even the horrors of war cannot drown in the soul of the Belgian peasant the joy of witnessing a cock fight Promptly with the advent of June the old-time cock fights began again, but they had to be ordered stopped.
 The prohibition order, however, has merely driven the cock fighters into seclusion where they have to be hunted out by the authorities. The latter seek to stop the fights because they invite gambling and rob the farmers of money needed for other things.
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 Send in your subscription now.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
BILLS PAID BY THE CITY COUNCIL

At regular meeting Cordova held at the Town Hall Monday bills and paid;
 ONein s36 Arcu Lumber Co., lumber for streets 717 o E Lambert street work 12O w. G Flzgerald street labor Fire Department responding to alarms Dr. w w. Council, hospital ndgent. ... 65O Dr. w. w. Council hospital board ndgent Cordova Daily Times printing CoruoVa Daily Alaskan
 ..
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
MAKES NATIVES THRIFTY AND
 CIVILIZED

"In 20 years the reindeer industry has made the Eskimo of Alaska civilized and thrifty men," says the United States bureau of education in a bulletin just issued.
 The reindeer industry began in Alaska in 1892 when the bureau of education imported from Siberia I'll reindeer The object of the importa- tion, according to the bulletin, was to furnish a sources of supply for food and clothing to the Eskimos in the vicinity of Boring strait. This im- portation was continued until 1902 and a total of 1,2S0 reindeer were brought from Siberia There are now 47,266 reindeer distributed among 62 herds, and 3O,5S2 of these are owned by the natives.
 This industry has given to the Alaskan Eskimo not only food and clothing, but a means of transporta- tion superior to dog teams. Instead of being nomadic hunters eking out precarious existence on the vast retimbered lands of the Arctic coast region, "the Eskimos," according to the bureaus bulletin, "now have as. sured support and opportunity to acquire wealth by the sale of meat and skins to the white men"
 The reindeer industry is carefully guarded. No native is permitted to sell or otherwise dispose of female reindeer to any person other than native of Alaska" This is done, the bulletin states, Hest white men de- prlve the natives of their reindeer and destroy this great native industry, which the bureau of education has in the last 20 years built up and fos- tered"
 The reindeer service is an integral part of the educational system of the bureau of education for northern and western Alaska. The district superintendents of schools are also superintendents of the reindeer ser vice.
 Promising and ambitious young natives are selected by superintend- ents as apprentices in the reindeer service, receiving six, eight or 10 reindeer at the close of the first, second and third years respectively, and 10 more at the close of the fourth year Upon the satisfactory termination of his apprenticeship, the native becomes a herder and assumes entire charge of a herd.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
 No. 1o--In Bankruptcy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION.
 In the Matter of J. A. Fagerberg, A
 Bankrupt:
 Whereas. Application has been made by the above-named bankrupt for a discharge, as provided by Section 14-a of the bankruptcy law of 1893; now, on motion of Edward F. Medley, attor- ney for such bankrupt,
 TT IS ORDERED: That all creditors of J. A. Fagerberg, a bankrupt, as well as all other parties in interest, show cause, at hearing to be had on such application before the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, at Valdez, in said Territory and Division, on the 2sth day of June, A. D., 1915, or as soon thereafter as such hearing may be had, why such application should not be granted.
 That notice of such hearing be given by mailing a copy of this order at least ten days prior to the date set for such hearing to each of the credit ors, parties in interest and attorneys entitled to notice of the proceedings herein, and by publishing a copy here of in The Cordova Daily Times, a newspaper published at Cordova, Alaska, not later than one week prior to such date.
 That such notice be so given by or under the direction of the referee in bankruptcy in charge of this proceed ing.
 WITNESS, The Honorable Fred M. Brown, Judge of said court, and the seal thereof, at Valdez, in the Terri tory and Division aforesaid, on this 27th day of May. 1915. ARTHUR LANG, | (Offlcial Seal) Clerk. By Chas. A. Hand, Deputy, United States of America sS.
 l Territory of Alaska, Third Division. l l. the undersigned Clerk of the Dis | trict Court for the Territory of Alaska, | Third Division, do hereby certify that the attached Is a full, true and correct copy of the original Order To Show Cause on Application for Discharge in
 Bankruptcy No. 10. as the same ap- pears on file and of record in my l office.
 | In testimony whereof, l have sub
 scribed my name and affixed the seal | of the said Court at Valdez, Alaska, | this 27th day of May, 1915. l (Seal) ARTHUR LANG, Clerk, | By Chas A. Hand, Deputy.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
NO TYPHUs EPIDEMIC
 IN SERBIAN ARMY

LONDON, Jun eS.--A semi-officlal telegram from Nish, Serbia, sasy:
 The epidemic of typhus has ceased and there are no new cases. The army has not been affected by the epidemic.
 The Serbian army has entirely re- covered from the effects of it's former efforts, and is now in excellent condi- ton, ready for anything that may be demanded of it. It is now we'll and completely equipped. and its spirit is higher than ever"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
ENGLAND SUSPICIOUS OF
 PRIVATE MESSAGES

LONDON, June S.-The British gov ernment has warned British business men against transmitting cablegrams to neutral countries at the request of strangers, and 1t Is stated that sev- eral cases of Illicit trading have been brought to light which were made possible only through the innocent assistance of British firms in this manner.
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 MINERS SPECIAL Red Sole Boots 60 En ot
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
FIFTY MILLIONS FUR
 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS

SYDNEY, June 8.-Public works involving an expenditure of more than $5O,OOOOOO, including ten railway lines, two water conservation schemes, harbor works, and a canal project, are provided for in single contract just signed by the New South Wales government with an Anglo-Australian contracting firm, Norton GrifHths X Co.
 The contractors agree to finance the operations, which will be done in ac. cordance with plans drawn up by the department of public works. The gov. ernment will allow the firm a profit of five per cent on the entire cost of construction.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
CHAIRMAN EDES TO TAKE
 TRIP TO ANCHORAGE

Chairman William c. Edes of the government engineering commission will leave on the Alameda for q short trip to Anchorage. He will return to headquarters on the steamer follow ing which will bring him back after an absence of only a few days. He has nothing new to say at present of a definite nature. The office force and engineers are getting the head. quarters in shape and also digging in, ton the work that Is preliminary to the real work of construction.-Sew ard Gateway.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
SCARCITY OF JOCKEYS
 CHECK ID HORSE RAC|NG

BERLIN, June 8.-Horse racing enthusiasts, in looking over the field in anticipation of another season of sport, have estimated that 19 of the available German trainers have been called to the colors. Some 45 jockeys, nearly all of them accounted accom- plished riders, are now in the army. Eighteen additional trainers, who spe- cialize in trotting horses, are at the front
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08

MINERS SPECIAL Red Sole Boots $9.5O at S. Blum & Co.'S.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
AMERICAN OFFER FUR
 SHELLS IS TURNED DOWN

LONDON, June S.--That the Brit ish government recently refused an American offer to supply 5,OOO.OOO shells at lower prices than are now being paid, was admitted by the war office in the House of Commons this week. "The offer was refused for reasons unconnected with the price" :" said the war office representative, adding Tt would not be in the public interest to disclose the reasons"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08

WANTED-To rent or buy a roll .op desk. Apply at Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08

Reduction in Gasoline at s. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-08
VETERAN r YEARS OLO
 RECEIVES IRON CROSS

BERLIN, June S.-One of the most recent recipients of the compara- lively rare Iron Cross first class is Herr von Schweinitz of Berlin, who at the outbreak of the war last year offered his services, notwithstanding that he was 72 years old. Herr von Schweinitz fought through the wars of 1864, 1866 and 1S7O-71, receiving the Iron Cross second class in the latter.
Evening journal., 1915-05-25
QUICK RELIEF FROM
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Evening journal., 1915-05-25
"a YEARS OF STOMACH
PAINS ARE ENDED
Mrs. Lloyd Gets Relief With Few
Doses Of Wonderful Remedy.

Mrs E. Lloyd of 229 W. Main
Street. Little Falls. n. Y, was for
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ious disorders of the digestive tract.
Physicians seemed unable TO give her
real help.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. When
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Evening journal., 1915-05-25
A. M. {. Church Names
conference ministers

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. May 25.-Following
are the appointments of ministers an
nounced at the closing session of the
Philadelphia Annual Conference Of
the A. NJ. K. church, here yesterday:
PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
w. II. Davis, Presiding Elder.
La Mott-H. d. Brown.
Norristown, Paw. B. Williams.
Norwood. d. Johnson.
Mt. Oliver. NJ. Palmer.
Ashmore-C. w. Batchell.
Bryn Mawr-W ]. oliver.
Yardley and Buckingham-W. A.
Flamer.
Bethel, Philadelphia-C. c. Dunlap.
Bristol and Ben Salem. A.
Brown.
Langhorne-R. F.. Wright.
Devon. L. H. Watkins.
Wayne-J. o. Mccall.
Lancaster-R. II. Shirley.
Middletown and Oberlin-A. NJ
Buckley.
Mt. Joy-C. W. Steward.
Emanuel, Philadelphia - z. H.
Norris.
Disney and Holmesburg-w. ],
Douglass.
Germantown-C. H. Fareira
Zion, Philadelphia II. Ringgold.
Russia Clark, Evangelist.
]. X. Boyd. City Missionary.