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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24

ISDrSTRIALS BOSTON.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

benn bod Dor, iiber Sas fhmale 9anb
lints BON Grdt btniibtra,iseben, trobs
bem bas geftein unter unieren Sdus
ben unb Jiiben in bic Tiefe br0delte.
Driiben lit bann enblih Der sana
iteile Gelstppf, an beFen Mdnben uns
iere Wa1mannfhaft 81 fleben fdeint.
Dieien Wss legen unfere Solbaten
tdsli6 suriid; bdufis .senas bon ben
italienif6en auseIn umfftpirrt. Res
gen SfncefolI, @etpitter, Gturm tOn>
men ndtiirlin tibt, ipie lei frieoli6en
9ersbeiteisungen, irsenbtpie in Be
tro6t gesoeen lperben. Seber Monn
trGst ouf bieIem i4peren Wese feline
ganae Iusriii flung, unsefdbr fiinfnnb;
5iponais. ailpsrdlnm, bdsu tcmmen
md bGufis arObere Diunitionsmerlz
gen. prooiant ober Sanbgranaten,
bic eemeiniam binoufseitdfft lperptn
iniiTen. gnes. ipos bic iprrtli6e spus
riff 5u Wese gebradt bat, mas in eli
ner umfdnsreiten alpinen Slterdtnr
pielfaf als 8robthat scp,ieIen lpirb,
perI6fpinbet einfad, III Dp(ltommen
unbebeuteno nebcn bieIcr tGgli6en,
polltommen regelmdbisen gergarbeit
unIsrer Solodten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

Utarltiagen, erblitt, Die gepSIieruns
TT gum sr5btsn 9beils in bic Stabi
suriidseiebrt unb Drdngt iib in ben
nod ,rbaltsnen Wobnunsen suiammen.
70 gut fpie ss sebt. Die aanobeO0lies
ruHg aus Der umgsgsno beiorgt IN Der
Stubt ibr. Giniaufs ipis in 5risbsnss
5sitsn, uno iHsbeionbsre trdeen Die pies
len SoIbaien, bic ibsils in Der aaferHe
am 8abnbof, ibsils in 8iirsrquarties
ren uutsreebraht finb, fofpie arnppens
unb Observation-Disclosures gu Dem
@eriebr Bel, unb aud 9eiddfis.eiienbe
iinb bsmiibt, uHtsrbrO9ene Sanbelsbes
5iebunaen pieber ber5uiieIlen obsr Hene
an5utNiipfen. 5SIS.rns garadsn auf
benz Martiplab sspGbreu bsm 3lsins
banbel oprldufige llnisrtunft, tpdbrenb
anbere 4aufleute in ben Ruinen ibrer
Sauier unter 2einpdnbs ober bropiios
ridden Solsbdhern notbbiirftige nns
teriunft gsfunben baben.
Gic Gorge fir ben eisentlifen
9iebermiibal Der Stabt 1T sIiifgabe
bon Staat umo &cid). Der GbarlUt.
tenb,irger ariegsbilfsperein fiir
Goihau Bat iidb bas Siel geieBt, Die
itnntIi9cn SiIfsmabreseIH fir ben
gSiebermifbau i'm @ese pripater
Siiriorge 5u ergdnaen imb Die ge.
betbIi6e 9teueiltipidelitng Der Sta0t
in eiiier Dem Grtli6en @eoiirfniB
eutiprcbetlben @eiie 81 ioroern uno
;rpdr in Tibliing nit Der Staotrer.
ipa.tlrtg rn6 Der gimpobnerid,oft.
In bnnfbaren glufsabeu ouf 6ieiem
GeGict lpiro es nid)t febIen. Sn Sen
9ia6rnen Der @ereinstbatigfeit fallen
oornebnIib MnBnabmeti 5ur beiieren
5eitaIhtng Ses g9obuiingsipeiens,
Ger Staotallage NIB oes SfaDtbil.
5es, inter @eriidiIdtigung Der BE.
itreblngen oes SeinratbidMges. Slls.
bcionoere lit aiid all cine Staoter.
rpei.crlrng burd grridJting wobn.
lider Gigenbeime nit sroberen Gar.
te1igriulbihiden se6ndt. bic and Der
@njieSelung bon ariegsinpaIibeit iiro
Seriegsfpittipen Sienen iuIleit. Qlue anf
iscr6erllng bes Sie6elimgspeiens
eerid;tetcn geiirebunsen Der ariess.
hdispereiue oienen nid)t nur Der
GntGideIlmg ibrer Sdptsitabte, fcn.
bern erfiiIlen sii9lei1 cine gans ber.
porrlgenoe poterldn6iihe sliIfgabc.
Tenn sic 9btpanSeriing Der oeutifcn
gepoIferlmg aus Der Sinnnrf nad
Dem @eiten lit cine @efnbr Die
olnd oieien aries bon neliem beraili,
beidrporen 1T imb oeren gbipen6ung
our6 slniieoeIung elmer 6ooenitdnoi.
Gen @cpolferimg in Staot iiuo Sanb
aIs cine Der pornebrniten aufsaben
.rnierer StaatspoIitif niigcieben lrer.
ben nutb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

bat aber nod nidt in ansriff aenoms
men perben f5nnen, neil sunGhit Big
gu Der iiegrei9en Sffeniipe inierer
4rmee in biefem Sommer nit Der @es
fabr tpieberbolter Seimiu1ungen Der
SStabt gere4net perDen mubie, ferner
baupoIiSeili4e iinb onbere perpals
tungsrs4tIi4e 9Orfragsn sel0ff tpsrben
mubten unb es aud jebt nod in Gols
bau unb in ben anbsren seritDrten oite
preubifden Gtdbten bur9aus an ben
erforberli9en Irbsitsirditen unb gans
materialisn fir 70 umfausreide elrbeis
ten feblt,
SennDd ipirb, ipsr bic Giaot sii1n
eriten Male befu4t. bon .bsfti reesn 2ss
ben unb Irsibsn iiberrafdt Iein. bas Ct
5ipij&sn ben Rainsh bsicnSsss an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

Wluslstisr aosbers aus Samborn, ar.
Rubrort Mblb.). bon Der 8. aompass
ME bes Sufanteris RegtHenis glr.
16. aaum 20 Sabre cIi unb erit
adt Mofen Dor benz Geinbs iiebsnb,
beipies er burh nadifebeHbe Shni.
bab uuiere Reir,tsn ibren irieesers
faarsneH dItern 8amsraben in .eiuer
Weiie na9ffsben. glnfdns Suni folIie
@rt unb S.drie ber 8iesung bes
feinblihen Srabens fsftgefteut tpers
ben. aDsbsrs melb.te ii9 frtitpiIi5
su bisfem lIniernebmsn. Inter 9nss
nubung bes gsldnbes gelane es ibm,
BEL Duntelbeit unbemerit an ben
fsinbIi6en 9rabsn beraBuioHmen.
On Bid in ben graben hinein aeiete
ibm, bab er ii9 an elmer idtpad be-
isbtsn StsQe befanb. Gin iiituer
Sprung brahis Jpn sliidli6 iiber ben
9raben bsriber. Dom poiten unfes
merit. irp4 sr poriiatis am grabens
ranb entlanJ, unb ionnte 70 tpi&tige
'JsiiiteIluns maiden. Rur benz lin.
iiaubs. bab bic fsinbliden poitsn fore
aufmsrtiamteit auf tas Dor ibuen
Iisgenbe GelGnbe ri6teten, berban'ts
er cs, unsnntbedt su bleibsn. Bel
9aessdubruh ipurb. ss I'm grabsn
Iebenbig, bic neue 8siebung traf elm,
2osb,r1 fab iein,n Mid,ua n5sss
f4nitten. SH f.insp s.iabrOoIsn Ga.
&c benubts er ein et.pd adt Wet.r
binter Der eriten fsineIiGsn SieIIung
befinblides @ranatlod. I'm iib au
nerbergen. Gbne sinen 9iITsn grot
unb obne sinen S4Iud Waiisr psrs
bra6te er bier ben folgtnben Gag,
ifdnbis bsm eieenen 4riiIlsrie, unb
Minenfeuer ausseebt. Rad Gins
bru9 Der DlintsIbtit gefang es ibm,
ben fsinbii9en @rabsn noHmals gu
iibcrfpringsn uub unOerIsbrt CUR eis.s
nenSislIune 5uriid5uitbren, no sr Der
3ompasHis Ieiue pidtigs MsIbuna
iibtrbrinaen ionni.. glls arbsni.R
Bate er iid .inis. Rabmen patrpnsn
Der gesnsr mi!ssbradt. Sn 2lnsrlen,
nins Der 70 mutbig blr4gsflbri.n
Mriunbuna erbisli Der iiinss Wlusfe.
Tier bds gif,rne areu3 unb ipurSe
gum llnieroffisier bsfbrbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
9lnma @ertrnbe Heiter,
esanirasitr Suiat sur apnfttnhon ssn cbls.

sens5s ss Be sss eiaalss 'E sss: s:H Der s'H''a
abI9niii ]. an erlieu Sieusiae mad
s S str Sss Soda Ses eaa.S az S5iS se siS s S
nrierbrciiei uttber. osu Autiel MI Der slon
lttiutoH bes Sfnnies cb,0 bIr6 3ufdy oes
pie tolgt lauienoen abitniies ~ gu anberu:
StmsiuidIainidtt Stihiuh
aniras etnst etednsura. 81 ariiieI XII
etr HeHl.iiniion bee odairs Cbio bnr9 2u.
lnp eines aolnHiiies, bedettHei Glb ubI9nlii
IL beS arii'e0 XII. hGiretlero geteilino
Don 8orbs bon meiienerunJ
Sei co bei9lgiieH bon BET @sneraI atemb!n
bee Sia1ieS Gbio uHier Seilmmune bon bret
5inlle!n Der III 6eibsn sauisrn seipablisn
Sab ben gsablsrH fieleS siaaiss IN bsr
BON Ueieee ootesitriebentH sseiie, an uiieH
Itensiae ud1 beri ertien DloHiaa TN 10.
ecs .ritisis XII sara 8ndg etnss abiGHii.
Ice. bessltnti ais abi&niti ~ oes Griifels
XII bet aoni,iiuiioR bon Cbio. nnierbreiist
IperoeI tga. eeE gis tsiat aniei:
40 tHtii u senoS aes Staaiss obio.
obet iTsTuJ elaes Idleo elet EtitIiiie6 bees
lrlbsn, Rt!ts sase VsIst etmd6ttst liHb,
NonoS nlssgeeneu ure NC te nM ober mad
esm !. Seugsg 1915 sur ausaabe es.angen,
lolsR ben, teiisnstnne bslEeii itin.
Get 90 isrnsE eeirlelien. eab BET btr pbea
erpapnien ssasl eieis originating IN bct
BON selsp eorsraritbeReH s5eile ino
UeSStHei lpis iulgi enf eiiisisue silmmseiiel
leieyi rperoeu tel: .bcnbs uvH Sslieaeruua
Huar 1910 Sori siaa.e Ctio oosr SsHsI. 1eb
len ooet 1tliriilen. bic eeeBlibes Aeri bd.
ben. SoHtb aGssnasben, nnfgeseoeH petotn.-
obet IN etHet auotteIi aenLeeno begtinnolt6fn
gsetIe. Sel annaeme bieiet @tsaHsuns iou
In RrGii ireieu
spreacr bts Observation-Disclosures.
o,. y s. eoDate.
anatuGmmeu an q. .apul lsi5.
gereiRteie Siadlea bon tnlsriia.
sateau sss siadis. .ssirsiats.
Sb. q {. SioebTdnt SiaaissStireiar be3
eisaisS c9io. oeiiailss stsrmi!. Oab baS
SUrlisbenee etne rspissiliise abiariii li. sie
bon niit lcraidiiia mil BEN Original nstat
nen ipnrbe, ,weidss no ~ ben aien oisisr
Eiliee rnb IN meinem ollisielen 4euabriam
Gls siadis. Seirei1r befnbei. Eno rtfia iInb
ipdbr sin eemani6aiiiiasI ssialHb tt bsr
bon ber General giiemblb bee eianies Cbio
am 10; Asr'l 1915 aHssafImen lae IN pc
afien eieier Eilies am 2s aprii 1916 nHisr
ssm 1tisi .semeinlsaft9st Sslelab sat
bon Chr our6 aHndbms bss a6i6ntiieS IL
eiHDerleibi poroen III.
gum Ssusnis oslisn babe 10 tisiss init
msinsm slamen untntritben UNI msiu Of.
sisHeS Siseel IN ber Siabt columbus. Cbto.
bsuis. ben 2s. 2ant n. y, 1915, bsissiast.
Z. q. 5tibtbrnnot
tsltssD ssaats. ss,rsiar.
guSffeuiihunss -crmdabfisuHs.
Department iat eiienilt2s Sruffa8sn IN
Ebio.
Gie Serotienttfana tes ober tsanirasien
5uinSes sur AculiiiEiioH BON Cbto, urtsr Gb<
3niii zines Wsley.s, btiiisIf .dtn 1siep
IN essns aui east'ie bsaniraGts 2uiaes sur
acrfiiiufiou Don Sbio unb heren Der5tfgntli.
dung, nueenommtr bon ter GsHeral ai.
femblh bon Gb,o ON 2s. uprtl 1913, urb tpie
eraars! ON 20. Gprll 1916, ipire bon BEN
tslttH.
soc T. Grob.
GuserSifsr 1l!nili0er 2ru6infer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
or tennt bas.

Muiter gum GoI): .Gnti&ulbis.n
Sic MIR, bab meins S6dbtsr IN 70 melt
ausssi4nittensn aIsibsrn erfdxinen -
lie glauben iih INNER ndh Der nsu.
siteH Wtobe an5isb.a su miigsn."
Gfrilareiisnbsr: % biti., andbias
5rau. bos maht nitis - iA iuar flint
Sabre unter ben milbsn!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

9ie RoDsmberbef4iebuns pollenbete
bas 3eritorungsfpsri poin glusuii. Bon
ettpa 300 DobnitGtten iinb 80 @obn,
gfbdubt nit II 6inters. 81 Geitenqes
bduben unb So StdIlen gang pber fpes
nigitens bis 5ur llnbenubbartsit ssrs
Hort, ferner bur9 Yranb IL GGeunen
unb 10 S4uppen bernidiei. Die Ger
itorunsen limb I'm 70 auffdlIiser lnb
fiiblbarer. ba fe in eriier 2inie ben
Stabttern, ins6sIonbere ben Mdrtts
plat betroffsn baben, bon ipslhen bic
Oftieiie unb bic Siibfeite poIfanbis in
S4utt selest iinb.
Die 4ufrGumunssarbeiten iinb i'm
Ganss Der sissutIi&s @isbsraufbuu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

"a Gtnnben binter benz.
feinbIihen g 9dbengras
BEN. Gin gsilpieI DON GeiItssgesens
mart uns linnf6ro6snbsit CAB nerI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
wurff piber MurA.

Batter: .Guer 2sbrer pirb b.uis
bonn Diiritsn sur Saisl sesosen.4
SObn9sn: .Gsfdiebt BEN f6on
gaa3 rs@t; mt! pni ma&s sr's aud
ai@ bsasr.4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
s.Nns,iaen.
Z. 8. 9. 4.

:. o. Q. 3.
Zen gsamien inb wlitaIiebsrn Der 8ermouia
eese 30. ii3.. Q. 9, o. g., sur slaari6i bab
Hreitae. ben 70. Cftober Ta6mittae. bon ben
aIeitei iyirb. Ttes in ., {. 4 IN.
Qbas. 9raffeIbergfr,C q. 81.
. obn 0. Brtufmaun, n, groi. SER. i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
StcIlenseind)e -@eibIidJ.

aranfeuipdrterin, profeffipnelIe, fudt
siele bel 9nedIiben cher gsS6neriHusn. i27
ct 70. Strube. Stat 1927.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

earb ON 9;enftas, ben is. CitOber 1si
I'm, $3.50 Wlorgcnb,
Niaria Mnna eawperer.

Totter ber berftorbenen Gbunrb nnb einna
Madru sdbipoerer. Das oei6erbeednsuib ttr'
bet itatt bon ber Nsotnnne bes Ytinip 5defiel.
30. 1870 Gnru Sirobe, Rortb Soirmoirff aub
on, Sreitna, ben IS. Cfipber. nin 80 iltr
gactmttdes Irditeraottesbienii In ber an.
pefIe bes sprina Grobe 5rieobofes mn 2;3o
Tartmittaes 1S.tt.f5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

gRdb6sn fir eepobrIi6e Sautarbeti- Gnl.
piebInHaen. 302 eio6ba!e sipeHus. Gooneals.
i3-l4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

cine cute Ro6in; mlfb Gngltft Ipre
den: Hur eiue eritilaifiee a6tiH brallti iiGo
on mtlbsn. Ratsuitaetu s5s wai4ea aoe'
une. elponoae. bp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15
gleaiernnssIMuifellnngen

efreierinas.aniteuunos olIsu for nlanner
nnb Drauen. 1auienbe bon Qrnsnnnnuen Nre
IN etrsndt. Cite fiir unfteuunaen lret
GrgHsitn 1uihtute. Gesf IS, Ro@eitcr, ". v.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

9utes beutfdss aRdb9en ilr scas.
areeii. 1904 OF DhahuaH s'rabss gsa!nni
9ius.. 1e %. boS. 1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

sompeteuiesfRab6en fGr aleemeine
Saiearbeii. Bier Griuohfene. GmlpiebInueen.
Outer epbn. 7o5 Glenpooh abeHue. i&ibs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-15

wgdp6sn far auesmsins eausdr5et gbons
ghon iei4.O pber nabsufrdgm $3.50 Chen
pfoenue. aabraeib besnbli. slctsrfrageH
9ouneritae Ra&iniiing cher 5reitaa. sIpoH'
bale. isib
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
MINING MEN MAKING MOST
 OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

Twenty-four hours of daylight and an abundant water supply create conditions which are ideal from a miners viewpont, and these are being taken advantage of to the utmost by the operators in the lditarod district The almost constant rams of the past two weeks have raised the streams to almost flood levels, and day and night forces are being steadily employed
 The change in weather conditions came at an opportune time for the miners work ing the high ground were beginning to feel the water shortage and large numbers of men were temporarily laid off These have again found employment, and the outlook for prosperous season is now good.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
FOUR INDICTMENTS
 AGAINST THURSTONS

Practically the only criminal cases to come before the Iditarod term of the dis trict court are those of the United States vS. Thomas L. Thurston and Agnes " Tkurston, four in number, in which they are jointly charged with "unlawfuIIy and felonouSIy detaining delaying and Secretng and embedding" a package of THail matter and other otienses in three of the ill dictments. The fourth charges Thomas L. TkurstCn with paying to one William Stoneman $62 and taking 9 receipt for SIP y at time when the latter was acting as clerk in the postottlce.
 The Thurstons were indicted on the four counts by the federal grand Jury sitting at Iitarod last year They were at that time on the Outside, having left here in June. While the indictments were secret, the in vestigations of the grand jury had taken such wide scope that, in spite of the fact that nothing has ever been printed relating to the cases, it soon became common knowl- edge as to who had been named in the docu- ments in the possession of the district at torney.
 After leaving here MT and Mrs Thurston resided in Alberta, Canada, for several months, and it is understood that the eff forts of the district attorneys office to secure extradition Of the indicted couple were unsuccessful. Later they removed to Seattle, and there they were taken into custody recently by Marshal L. I. Erwin, who brought them back to Alaska.
 Thomas L. Thur5ton was appointed post master of Iditarod in 1910, and, with his wife as assistant postmaster, renamed III office until a little more than a year ago From time to time there had been com plaints of the manner in which the ottce was conducted, but nothing Ill the way oi direct charges developed until the grand jury of last year was called.
 One of the indictments relates to the in duction into office of Mr. ThurstonS sue. cessor, Albert Vile Mir Vile was notified by wire of his appointment to the office but successive mails arrived without hls commission being received by him. It ls alleged that the official document was with, held by the ThurStons.
 Another indictment charges the eX-post. master and his wife with withholding 8 p2ckage of merchandise addressed to l@caI merchant. and a third charges the appropr ,tjCn of certain magazine alleged to have been addressed to an Iditarod business man
 The bail set by Judge Fuller in the vau olIs cases aggregated many thousands of doI lars, but an order has been issued by Judge Bunncll reducing the sum to @lOOO tol each of the prisoners and it Is understood that this has already been furnished.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
GOLD FROM TOLOVANA
 RECEIVED AT FAIRBANKS

With a poke of Tolov2ua goM dust of something more than eight ounces. valued at close to S16O Harry Pearson, of Pearson X Johnson, Livengood creek, came to the city last night, says the Fairbanks News Miner of June ? The gold brought in was coarse and fine mixed containing several small nuggets That it is regular paystreak goJ cannot be doubted
 Mir Pearson cannot tell just how much ground suicci out this gold. Pearson X Johnson have lay from Cascaden x Me Cord on the high bench opposite No, , above discovery, Livengood creek. They have a small plant, end during the past few weei,s have driven in all about 400 feet Of tunnis in four different directions, pros pecting. The ground prospected so far by Pearson & Johnson shows gold for a dis tance oi 8 hundred feet in cro>scutung, but the width of the paystreak has not yet been determined
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
SPEAKER COLLINS TO BE
 CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

According to the Fairbanks Times of June 6, the first Republican gun for the 1916 Alaska campaign is fired. A candidate for the gubernatoral chair is in the field. Or rather man is in a receptive mood, and his friends are speaking of him in varl- ous places throughout the territory. The man is the Hon. E. B. Collins of Fox Alaska, speaker of the territorial house of representatives.
 Ever since Mir Collins returned from the coast there have been rumors ahoat that he is to be a candidate for the governor ship, provided the Republican party won out at the next national election. When interviewed regarding the rumor, Mir. Collins was reluctant about talking on the subject, but finally admitted that he would be a candidate, provided the Republican party was successful in November, 1916.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
RIVER 'rRAEEFIC 2

The Little Delta brought more than fifty tons of machinery for Frank Manley, arriv- ing late Sunday night She left for down river later in the week
 Steamer Pup reached Iditarod Wednesday evening. She also left for down river Captain Henderson was unlucBy enough to re drawn for jury duty.
 Ernest Brown of the Little Delta was an other river man who drew berth on the jury, as was also Jim HarGaway of the Transit
 The Sea Wolf made what is said to be a record run with the mail this week. arriv ing al lGitarod little more than twelve hours out of Dikeman.
 The steamer Panama, which was wrecked in the Thlrtynlle some time ago, has been raised and taken to Whitehorse.
 The Nashburn left Dikeman at midnight Thursday to connect with the Kerr at Holy Gross.
 Frank Kern arrived at Dikeman on Fri day morning with his new gas boat
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26

stamps to legaIlze the various documents filed with him. These stamps are not obtainable in the city. The only war tax stamps in the city are those ill the posses
 sion of private individuals and corporations and have been procured for their own uses
 The war tax went into effect on December ] last. and under its terms all documents filed for record all proprietary medicines, liquors. etc. must bear stamp of specl- lied denomination. It is understood that by reason of the fact that heavy bond is required for handling these stamps for the public benefit, and that neither the com
 missioner nor the postmaster are by law comuelcd to handle them, they are unob
 tainable in Iditarod. h the meantime docu
 nyents requiring the stamp cannot be re corded until the stamps have been attached
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
ITALYS WAR STRENGTH

Italy's war strength is 333O,202 men of all ranks, of whom 100000 are reported 1nobilzed The navy has seven battleships of the dreadnought type and eight older battleships nine frst-class cruisers, five sec ond-class cruisers, ten third-class cruisers, five gunboats, forty-six destroyers seventy five torpedo boats and twenty y-seven sub marines. The country has to defend 800 miles of Austro-Italian frontier, on which it is now reported to have 750, 900 men. The Italian sea coast is 4,160 miles,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-06-26
BUSINESS BEFORE
 DISTRICT COUR' T

The following is the court calendar for the special Iditarod term of the United States district court for the Fourth division 54-David Johnson vs. Joseph Servo, Charles Holky and Adolph Rippa
 5G-American Bank of Alaska vs. Isaac Nyholm, Nina Nyholm and Frank Miller.
 57-Anderson Bros X Nerland vs. A. F. Morgan, E. Hammer and Bert Phillips
 72-S. R. Sanderson vs Alice Schwartz, administrator A. E. Maltby, ntervenor
 76- E. W. Griffin vs, E. R. Peoples ct al S3- Clark Lumber Co. vs. Robert Simp- son, E. A. Niehof, Nellie Winters and Miners & Merchants Bank.
 1l4-John II. Scott vs. John Henderson et al
 124- Sam Winner vs Harry Cribb.
 13l-John A. Bingham vs. Joe Mikuta ct al
 140-Clark Lumber Co. ys. Isaac Ny holm ct al.
 J, G. Fox X Co., vs. J. H. Rogers.
 l4S-Edward J. Uhl vs. Gertrude Uhl
 152-S. C. Adams vs. Yukon Gold Co.
 153- The Bank of British North America ,s. F. A. Cleveland
 l64-Ida Ostrom ct al vs Wano Pun tClo. leS M s. Bozich vs. J. E. Riley ct al.
 l70-Thomas R. Moore vs Peter Ma lcne
 176-Fred Labelle vs. Mary Labelle 1S4-Greg Stewart vs. A. B. Rome, 191-Richard E. Mandley vs Yukon Gold Company.
 l96- IIenrich Wortman vs. AnseIm Rautio.
 l97- George K Shimada vs. J. F. Baird ct al.
 l99-Greg Stewart ct al. vs. John F. Baird ct aI
 202- Charles J Strandberg & Co., vs. J. E. Riley ct al
 205-ln the matter of the application of Tom Muckle to take the deposition of John beaton. POS Charles Ross vs Harry Ruhl ct al 2O9-k E, Gardner vs. F. Dr&zeau ct al.
 l3-LiIIian Waechter vs. w. Ii. Boyd e al
 214-M H Marston vs. Tcny Letnes ct al. 2I5-S. Toroin vs. J. E. Riley ct al.
 2l6- Jerry Ford vs. E. R. King
 2l7-Martin Victories vs Earl L. Bycrs.
 2I9-Claud Baker trustee, vs Marvel i Greek Mining < Development Co. 22l-W. F. Duffy ct al. vs. David Strand berg. l 223-Jchn Stephenson vs Charles hnut- son ct al
 22j-J F. HarIelnan Hat Co., vs A. B. Rome
 220-George W. Alorecht vs Marvel Creel, Mining X Development Co.
 227-E R. Anderson vs, Pacific Cold | Storage Co.
 228 Mrs, NJ Watrous vs E. L. Byers