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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28

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fiiben.~
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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23

Rubber footwear to fit all at g..
 Blum & Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
BertholIet and Robespierre.

It is said that the celebrated savant Berthollet in the most dangerous times of the republic sustained his fearless love of truth. Some days prior to the ninth Thermidor a sandy deposit was found in barrel of brandy intended for the army. The contractors, sus- pected of poisoning, were immediately arrested, and the scaffold was already prepared. Berthollet, however, exam ined the brandy and reported it free from all adulterat tion.
 You dare maintain," said Robes pierre to him, that that brandy does not contain poison?'
 AS his reply Berthollet drank off a glass, saying. q never drank so much before"
 You have plenty of courage" ex- claimed Robespierre.
 II had more when I signed my re- port" replied the chemist, and here the matter terminated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
WRITING ON METALS.
By the Use of Wax and Acids Etchings
 May Easily ee Made.

Usually man attempts to put his name on his metal possessions by scratching with file or knife point and makes the poorest sort of a job It is really very easy to write on any metal-the blade of a jackknife, a watchcase, skates-if one happens to know how, and the attractiveness of the inscription is limited only by the artistic ability of the individual.
 Cover the place where you wish to write with q thin coating of melted beeswax. When the wax is cold write plainly with any pointed instrument. being particular to cut the letters through the wax to the metal.
 Then mix one ounce of muriatic acid and one-half of an ounce of nitric acid. or smaller quantities in the same pro- portions (and remember that those acids are deadly poisons). and apply the mixture to the lettering with q feather, carefully filling each letter.
 Allow the acids to remain from one to ten minutes, according as the etch- ing is to be light or deep. Next dip the article in water, wash out the acids and melt off the wax, and the thing is done. A little oil should@be applied as finishing touch. Gold. silver, iron or steel can be marked in this way.- Youths Companion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
GERMl||ANYS ACTION
 PLEASES WILSON President Believes Better Under- standing Will Exist Between
 Germany and U. s.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Presi- dent Wilson has expressed keen satis- faction over the favorable outcome of the controversy between the Uni ted States and the German govern ment over the German submarine warfare against the commerce of the neutral nations. He has expressed confidence that the German admiralty will keep faith with America, and that the citizens of neutral nations may in future carry their trade to the ports of the world as provided by international law.
 President Wilson believes that all danger of the United States being drawn into the struggle which is de- stroying the European nations has passed and that better understand ing will exist between the German government and the United States in future than would have been the case had the administration not been insistent in demanding that the rights of the nation be respected.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of Fidalgo-Alaska Copper Company will held at the Company's office, being the law office of Dono- hoe & Dimond, in the town of Val dez, Alaska, on Monday, the 4th day of October, 1915, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at which meeting the directors of said Company shall be elected for the en- suing year. There will also be con- sidered at said meeting a proposi- tion to sell and dispose of all of the Company's property at Fidalgo Bay, Alaska, consisting of twenty lode or quartz mining claims, together with the improvements thereon; there will also be considered such other busi- ness as may regularly come before said meeting.
 T. J. DONOHOE, President. First pub. Sept. IS, 1915.
 Last pub. Oct. 9, 1915,
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23

Lewis's, who was sent from here last year, known officially as Matilda, This woman has always been crazy, and when at home at Lewis Landing, was practically slave among her Indian relatives. For a number of years it had been the custom to set her cutting cordwood for steamboats and to other light work during her odd moments. Owing to this exer- else she developed mans strength, according to Mrs. Miller, and now she uses it to thrash her fellow patients for pastime. In this there may be grounds for just complaint, inas- much as woman of such tendencies should not be confined in the same apartment with other patients.
 There is similar condition in the mems ward. Sergeant Hale, former ly operator in charge of the Melozi telegraph station, later wood chop per on the Panama, who was sent out from Fairbanks about two years ago, is now a raving maniac, the worst in the institution. He is kept chained and in a straight jacket and is allowed to remain at least part of the time in the ward with other pa. tients.
 had no opportunity to investigate the rules or customs governing the institution. Those in charge seemed ready and anxious to give any infor- nation asked for. To the casual Ob- server things appear very good, and if there is or was ground for the ac- cusations it must be uncovered by a thorough investigation conducted off, cially, which by all means should be encouraged.
 After all is said, it is still fact that Alaska's insane are under tho contract. system, the very existence of which should cause rebellion in the heart of every true Alaskan.-- Ruby Record-Citizen.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
NEW YORK COULD
 RAISE BIG ARMY
Militia Officers Report that State Could Put 2,5OO,OOO Men in
 Field in Case of War.

ALBANY, Sept. 23.-There are g. 50O,OOO men in New York state be- tween the age of IS and 45 and there fore available for war duty, Secre- tary of State Hugo announced today in one of his census bulletins.
 The June enumeration shows, he says, that there were approximately 250 officers and $500 enlisted men at the army posts of the state: 60 off, cers and 1900 men in New York's naval militia, and 1000 officers and 16,8OO men in the National guard. Thousands of men besides these have had some military training, in the regular army, National guard or in college or military academies.
 Figures obtained from the Adju- tant Generals office show little change in the strength of the Nation al guard in fifty years. At present at stands: Officers, 1000; enlisted men, 16,0s0; total 17.069. In 1857 it was: Officers. 1927, enlisted men, 14,608; total, 16,434.
 The possible strength of the divi- sion under the present Federal reg ulations is: Officers, 743; enlisted men, 21,930; total, 22,673.
 To give more men at least the rud- iments of a military training, Lieut.. Col. E. V. Howard, of the Adjutant Generals office, favors what he terms a mild conscription." Every young man on reaching the age of eighteen years would be called to serve under the colors for three years, during which time he would give thirty days of active service each year. A call to arms would find then thousands of men better fitted to serve their country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
LU..1lNG WILD GEESE.
Live Eccoys Are Often Used and Made
 to Play the Traitor.

Live Eccoys Are Often Used and Made
 to Play the Traitor.
 American wild geese each spring mi g;,,te from waters of the southern states to the shores of the Arctic ill northern Canada. The two great com mon varieties of the bird are the honk- CTS and the wavy, or white, goose.
 Both of these are extensively hunt ed. Covering, as they do, about 5000 miles on their annual migration, these birds rest at various places en route and are thus shot by sportsmen almost across the length of the continent. The birds have peculiar trait of always leaving one of their number on look out while the rest feed.
 To aid in the shooting of wild geese live wild ones, captured young and raised in captivity, are often placed in feeding grounds in likely territory on the line of flight of She migrating focks. These decoys are terrible trai- tors and by their calling o11en bring the flying ones within shooting dis tance of the sportsmen, who lie in hid den pits near at hand.
 Painted decoys, shaped like geese and made of steel, are also used by the hunters. In the latter case the men, from their hiding place in the pits, call the birds by using goose call, metal instrument like flute, which mimics the sound of the goose with remarka- ble realism.-Philadelphia North Amer ican.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
Seventh Century NeedIework.

Before the end of the seventh cen tury needlework was carried to great perfection ill convents, where it was used for the establishment of the church and the decoration of priestly robes. Artists did not think it beneath their dignity to trace the patterns used for embroidery in their natural colors. A certain religious lady, wishing to embrOider sacerdotal vestment, ask ed no less parsonage than St. Dun- stan, then young man. but already noted for his artistic skill and taste. to draw the flowers and figures, which she afterward worked in gold thread Exchange.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
Easily Arranqed.

A man took the following telegram to telegraph office: Mrs. Brown, Center Street: announce with grief the death of Uncle James. Come quickly to read the will. I believe we are his heirs. John Black"
 The telegraph clerk, having counted the words. said. "There are two words too many. sir"
 "Cut out with grief.'" was the re- ply.-Chicago News.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
SNOW EXPlOOES
 ASYLUM CHARGES Member of Alaska Legislature Inves- tigates Morningside Asylum and
 Makes Statement.

To those who are interested in the care and treatment of Alaskan in sane patients, and especially those who followed the comment caused by the action taken at the late session of the Legislature, the following statement by c. K. Snow will be of interest:
 Inasmuch as serious charges were made in the House of the Alaska Legislature regarding the treatment of Alaska's insane at Morningside sanitarium,. situated at Mount Tabor, a suburb of Portland, availed my self of the opportunity to visit that institution while in Portland last month.
 Never having visited an insane asy- lum before, and having had very lit tie experience in handling insane persons, I am in no way qualified to judge as to the best method of hand ling the inmates, giving them medi- cal care and other particulars that properly belong to specialist in that line. My observations were neces- sarily confined to a general survey of conditions as they appeared on the surface.
 The patients generally seemed clean and those talked with seemed fairly we'll contented with their sur roundings-as much so, think, as could be expected of any people in confinement.
 They had very few complaints to offer. was at all times attended by the doctor in charge or his assistant. I did not request to converse with any of them alone, and they made no such request as far as know, al- though they were told to tell their troubles freely if they wished. This was done through the courtesy of the doctors in charge, knowing that l was a member of the Alaska Legisla- ture at the recent session charges were made against the institution.
 I arrived there about noon and was taken into the dining room, where such inmates as were able to come to the table were eating.
 The meal consisted of beef null ligan, vegetables, bread, butter and other wholesome food. The meal anG the manner in which it was serv- ed seemed to me to be equal at least to what most Alaskans get at home.
 The sleeping apartments, while a little crowded, were clean and well ventilated. There is separate cot tage for those affected with tubercu- lpsis. There were gardens. brush patches and plenty of flowers, sows, chickens and a few horses on the farm.
 The only complaint made to ne that seemed to have any weight was from Mrs. Miller, sent from Nome six years ago and now about to be re- leased. She said she was acting as spokesman for the others.
 The complaint was regarding Gam anahan, a native woman frola Dave
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
In These Martial Days.

"You must not be so quarrelsome. Willie." said Williams father impress sively. Remember that the meek shall inherit the earth.'"
 Maybe they will hereafter" re- sponded the young militant, but around in my school they are used to wipe up the earth" ."-Chicago Herald.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
What ,t will Be Called.

Teacher In Civics-When we have everything in common and your busi- ness is everybody's business, what Is it called? Observing Student-It is usually called gossip.-Judge.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
Corrected,

MT. Hennypeck (peevishly) - When you tell me to do a thing, like fool I go and do 1t. Mrs. Hennypeck (acrid- Iy)-No; you go and do it like a fool.- New York Post.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-09-23
MRS. B. WINTER

Will retrim or make your hats to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sev- eral years experience before coming to Valdez.
 LADIES' FURNISHING STORE,
 If. Mckinley Street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Zen tDifc Tlaaoc rebe til Stamp.

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ct telegram BERTH ira &iebenboprl
erflrrer be lebenoe tpife @laoe, Ser
iblonot Cages 3eitung" CO
"&osiiife 3eitllng", at Ben tpifa
Sluaoe III er rcbe til at mpoc @ri,
tcrle / Scamp / Nproiiseu. SeIe
Sluaoen - iaa paoitaar oisic Ola.
DC - bar gientagne 8ange frpolct
oper Noroiioen % iorgjrpes Io8t
eiter ben brittle Sloaoe.
"%osiiide 3eitung" .sortpller, at
Den norlte Camper "Tolbin" /
SenoagS moote Ben tpife TlaoH,
uoenior Seloolonb. Zen tpifc
G~peritfommaltaerenoe iortalte Sol
bins anptein, at ben tpife Slaaoe
MT finn bopoe EFT Gnife: at fornnt
/ Scamp nleo Den brittle Sloaoc, og
ban boabeoe, at bet tiliioit uilGe
lpffes bam at finoe griterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30

bog bore blet noeet beore, oe
aitf,ener eiPiteoe paa, at bette
ifpIotes ben amerifonife @eianot;
Snipeftion ira Sio til onben.
"Spiflano bar / mattee Iar itoae,
for aIles @eoioitbeo fom @eroens
mPstigite WiIitprmast," iIutteot
2orben. Gen tpife arme bar po.
iaa tiIhiIoe sooteiort lit Wob oe fir
Gp9tigbeo. Mtan iflloe ogIaa fro
Den piIoe ifabe en- Stanbaro 10,
militpr sGre og SpisrieI, iom piIbt
inbbringe ben ale Petitioners Ge.
Ipeft, on life netop genifab. Seri
er ma bet lorgelig i%fufiet. Sp.
iferne bar iiteoet neoIaot fig til
SanoIinger, Der itaar ion en- uai.
tuGtteIig Tlet paa oct tpife @naben,
og iom nriten fan bamle op meo DC
illoonife Gcrpiiber / barbariif %iIo.
fob"
Samtibigt blep oen famine Gag
bebnnolet / llnoerbuiet, bpor Trc-
m%icrniniiter I5Qi,itb llotoIte iig ON
mnilig enonlt Ifarpere emo 2oro
2itd)cner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
ltouisnina / itur Still.

@eni, Shpeit5 27be Ipril. =
Shmeit5i'fe Observation-Disclosures
er al Splflano blct unoerrettet ON,
at mellem 100000 % 100000
frantic Iomilier, ipn err blet for.
bit ira be al Sp'ferne offupereoe
Eropinier / N~oroirnnfrig, bill pas.
lcre giennem Sfpeit5 / Sebet al
Mai. 8ritnoen til ltbpisningen er
Sen, at Sen tpife Irne trrnger cl
Ben Fropiant, lon fan ifrabes inml-
men / bisie rigc Eropinler % peo
at llopiie Sen Der biemmebsrcnoe
@eiplfning bIir Ser Iaa meect irrrc
Wlilloe at mpttc.
Get id)pcitSiifc Solf bill gisre
alt oct fnn ior bisic ulpffcligc
Tlpotninger, hporai sc ileite er CANT
Ie Mpno, &pinoer % @srn % a0e
ilocn &irlpcminler.
Get onta9cs at oft ialt omfring
Ell rlilb WiIion SamiIier CT blet
fororepet ira line &icm / &c al IN
lferne beIattc Strp0 / Noroiranf-
rig. &c, Iom / Sobet al Moi oil
paSiere Sd)meiti, cr ganife iiffert
beitemt til Spbfranfria % Tor at
iaa brdgt Sem bio, maatte Spifer-
ne b%irigere Dem giennem Sd)peitS.
6lere Sernbanetog mlco %iorpiite
Sranifmrno bar aIlereoe ipr paste
ret Sd)peitS, men man bar life Tor
unct nogct ON Den itorc "SoIfepau-
bring" arrallaeret ior / Mai.
Se al Splferne aftlpcreoe Strpg
al Norbiranfrig uogisr 81 Bro.
cent al SranfrigS Serritorium,
mems oct beiiooer - Trpcert al
oen iranife Serbs %1rbi.
: Sranfrig bar man Den Sore.
itiuing, at @eniigten meb ocn nrpn.
re Masiellbpisning al Den iranife
%eiolfning / Noroiranfrig er at
rpooiggiere 2anbet, iaa set err parat
til al mootagc tpife SettIcre eiter
&rlQeil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
SeluitNrc for GlIas?

Snng 22be Ipril. - Mon9e tn.
Ifc Spcialiiter mener, at Glius oq
Sothrin9en boerfcn ifuloe tilber(
6ranfrig eaer SpifIanb, men bann(
en- i%cluitpnOig Stat.
Sc tror, at bpis Sranfrig tilba.
geerobrer oisie Tropinier, iaa bill
Ell ltor Gel al 9eiolfningen, ionl
life snIfer at fonme tilbage unoer
franIf Stpre, itaoig gaa % grue for
6ranifnlpnocneS Seem, o0 iaa pil
Sitilationen bliue ligeIaa lltaolelig,
Ion Den bar uGret fer.
Spife Spciuliitierere opboIoer ii0
for Siben / Sollono for giennenl
~bollanoife FnrtifGQer at ioge at
fomme / 6orbinoelie meo brittle
% %irolifc Sociuliiter, meo bpem 5,
pil oreite Tlaner til at faa en- Grb-
ltab paa &rigen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Sruie gnflnaer mub Spifcrmc.

2onoon 270c IpriI. - arig%nii.
hitter Sorb 2ithener boIot ibag Ell
Gale / Sucrmict, boori ban bitter.
liz fla8cbe oucr Spifernes @ehano.
ling AZ brittle Sanger.
"MooitrUbcnOc or ieg blct tuun,
get til al otceptere iom uomtpiitcIil
Sanoheo %cretuingerre ON inf
outstanding al brittle ari8sian-
ger. Spite Cificerer bar intet Sen.
inn ta0ct til Experimentation.
Bore SoIbater / inf Sangenifab CT
bIet mi%hanolct paa ioritielis %iS.
o. Der er cnooa %ibnesbprb ON, al
DC uocu ui0erc er blct lt,,ot neo.
Gnoo9 brittle Sifieerer, lom bar
pTret iaaret. cr bIet inililteret az IN
tie SIiicercr % enbog misbanolet. q
SorNen crIIprebe, at DC tp'fe So
ipitaler life par at flaae paa, mell
/ enfclte 6ougeIeire par @riterne
@ieuitauo ior meaet p9rrc @ehanS'
ling emo beres iranite % rusii'te
Samerater. ) Oct @ienere lfal oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
Stalien.

Som 270c NpriI. - Sc italicnifc
@c'nnotcr / Eori$. 2onoon, @icrl
on Berlin or blct foIbt til Nom til
Ell Gonicrente nco llbenrig@miniitcr
Souuino.
Ser / Nom tnqc5 bette ion ct
&ionc@buro on, at itprc % iflTbne'
ipon1rc GiQiorclicr iorcitaor.
Siuuor Sittoni, Sen italicn'fC
@eionot iii VariS, fom Ill Hom ale
rcoc imor9e$. Get or iorreltcn fun
ct |or llger iiocn ban rciitc til
VariS.
Worhcii GorIotti, Sen i~taIierifc
@cionot til NctroQrao, uil life font.
me tiIbolc til ocnnc aonierencc,
ioroi NciIcn cr Tor lang az bcIuUr-
lil, men Ell 9urcr cr o'icnbt I'll
bam mco S1itrurcr ira Hcajc'
rin1cn.
Set iorIu0cr / oiplonatiifc arco-
ic her iuitcn, al &c hcruurcnoe tnIfc
"a piterriaifc @cianNtcr / TUac@Ifab
bar oucricuot til @icn &taIicuS iib-
lie % cnoeIiNc TorInn9eubc % leo
ioQct bi3ic mco Ben WcbNcIclie. al
,ituIicn bcocr ON Spar cicbIifeIi9.
Npoo &tolieu% S~orInnGenNcr 9oar
M pao, ficnoc@ life.
! parlnmcntariitc arcbic her /
Nom or set Sen almiuNelile Wc.
Ming. al hpia Sen itoIien'fe Sclic-
ring life har iattct en- cnoelig
@cilutniul ON \StalienS Sclta9elic /
&riQen ier ocn 12tc Mai. Den Cato.
oa Seputerfamrct after itllloe trGoc
iamwncn, iaa uil SnotaIoeIlen AZ
Observation-Disclosures BIZ uoiat in0.
til pioere.
&c itore i%nternationale SneraS.
moal fan uenllig aliaeuel life oref.
les / Observation-Disclosures, ioa iGn-
&C llnocrhanolinger herom poa9nar.
% oeSuoen bar Hcgierin9en iaaet
julio Wpnoiebeo til at banoIe, Iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-30
&c fpife @nsbumber.

ImItcroom 25oe 9pril. - Get
tpIfe @lao "6ranfiurter Getting"
inoremmer, at 3rifcrne brligte ipe-
cielt iobriferebe @a5bomber / Slo-
get oco OIer og %ifriper 81. a.:
Get or beiit ianoIpnligt, at bore
Bomber % @ronater 9iorbe set
unllIi9t for oe iietotIige trooper at
'orbli / fine 2sbeQrape. ga, oct er
enooa bpiit ia~noipnIigt, at Troiefti-
Ter, Ion i%loienoer Qiitig @oS, blep
bruat al bore SoIf, ior Dor s(rne.
commando bar life Ia0ct set roo0e
nogenlomhelit Spil ont, at ogloo hi
- 'om Spar pao Sc iorpocrife iran.
'fe og engellfe Nroieftiler - pilbe
giorc Srllg al 8o3bomber, eler hpao
man ifol faloe Dem. @or Irntc-
fonrmonoo bar enbog pmltet ON, at
man ira be tpifc aemifere flnbe
pente Jig pirfning2iuIoere Sllbitan-
GER enb nogen bibtiI bar allpenot, GA
Nrmetonnlanoocn bar after bapt
Hct."
Enria 27be Npril. - Saore6e
Solootcr, iom er braat til TariS ira
Uler, inotfcr meO Toraot ON oe tnife
0a@bombcr.
"Ge berpateoe Bomber orpbte in.
9cn," lagoc Ell iaoret Sranifnlal1o.
Yet er bare oct, at Sc, Iom in0aon-
oeoe oelnc @o5, fnlot iiepll, % ioa
tom SpIternc op pg brpbte oc 10
nenoe mco folOt, tpif Stonl. Sell
oigpi$ fpm Ser Siplp, oa hi orep
Dem tilboAc, trooS oereS Bomber"
81 iranife Soloater, iom blcp loa-
ret, ioet De iorloo 2ebegrapene peo
9ler, "a Spifcrne angreb Sem mco
@aabomber, bIep brngt til SET onleri-
fan'fe NnlbuIonceboipitoI. Sorlloen
&ll0Iclaar, li0er be ale al 9etun0cI-
le / &alS og Sltftrer og bercS Zine
cr opIpillnct al De 9iftige Gas.
orter.