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The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29
GOVERNOR sIh rs
. 10 LAWYER
'TRsYEtR
- - :.

Governor Strong stated recently that
he is considering the advisability OF
appointing an attorney general for
the territory temporarily. and will
make, mo- permanent appointment.
q Shall heed legal counsel for a
time this Year, but after the matters
which are coming DIP have been set.
tied the attorney would have nothing
to do for the next year except draw a
salary, as far as can see" said the
governor. Continuing, he said. 81
shall engage counsel temporarily but
shall not make any permanent ap-
pointment, if carry out my present
plans, as think it Is a useless waste
of the peoples money.
THE territory has no use for per.
manent attorney at the present time,
the principal heed for one being dur
ing the sessions of the legislature,
which occur every two years. The
rest of the time can engage consel
from time to- time as needed and pay
for the actual time engaged by the
territory"
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

Judge Bunnell is haviHgea floating
court of his own in the Fourth Divi,
sion. He, is holding terms of court al
all down, the river points,
The first steamer to reach Fairbanks
from the outside this year was the
Reliance on May %. After reaching
Fairbanks. the Reliance 4 sailed fol
Bettles on the Koyukuk river and will
be the first boat to. ascend that stream
this season.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

The French military authorities have
arranged for real war films to be taken
at the. front by the big Paris moving
picture firms, Some of the pictures
'wili be soldsforlexhibition abroad as a
counter to the German Kinema propa-
ganda. whiies oshers win besshown,to
the public.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29
\ { v TOWNSHIP
ON MARKET
J(Hf1
:.

ANCHORAGE, June 1S-t now
seems certain that the new townsite
will be open to the public by the LIST
Of July. J. Frank Warner. In charge
OF the survey, will complete the field
work today. The townsite will con-
tain 12l blocks and fractional blocks,
for those that front on Ship Creek are
not full sized, as they are governed
by the contour of the country. Each
full block will contain II lots, 5ox14O
feet. The fractional blocks will, of
course, contain whatever number of
lots the area permits. The streets
running north and south are named in
alphabetical order from A to P, save
hat there will be East B street and
EAST C street. This is because the
area of the townsite was increased
after the survey work, which began
at A street, had been started. The
streets. running east and west are
numbered from l tor9 The blocks
are staked- with posts 8 inches square,
the number of the block being on the
respectively posts. The lots are staked
with stakes 11s inches square.
How lots will be disposed of has not
been made public, nor will any fnfor-
nation be available until the land
Office men now here get advices from
Washington The general talk around
town is to the effect that the lots will
be sold at auction. and Mr.. Christen-
sen admitted that this would probably
be the manner of disposal. Public
sentiment here favors the drawing
plan, but investigation of the bill pass
ed by congress which provides for the
building of the government railway
system, the reservation of townsites
along the proposed line, etc., says that
the lots shall be sold" and the funds
derived therefrom shall go toward the
building of the railway project This,
of course, is not the express language
of the act, but is the substance of the
matter. On this situation, therefore,
it would appear that both the drawing
and leasing plans are not applicable
to the case. People here urgently ad-
vocated the drawing because it would
give the man with small means an
equal opportunity with the more for
tunate ones. An argument against
the auction plan is that it would give
the man with money the best of the
situation. And so it would, unless
there were certain restrictions which
would prevent an attempt by an indi-
vidual, or group OF individuals, to bid
in the better lots, to the exclusion OF
the poor classes. While nobody knows
what restrictions will govern the dis
posal of the lots, it has been reliably
informed that there will be certain re-
strictions which will prevent any un-
due advantage to any certain class
and that there will be no "hogging"
of the townsite on the part of any man
or set of men.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

The Panama Pacific Dental Con-
gress will be held in San Francisco
August 80 to September 9, and the
transportation committee of the Ma.
tional Dental Association has made
arrangements with the Burlington
route for a special train to leave Chi
cago at 6:10 p. m. Saturday, August
p.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

There is a strong possibility that a
new paper will be started in Seward
in short time. The Gateway has
got in bad with some of the local
people there and arrangements have
been made to start an opposition
journal A representative went out.
side on one of the last boats to pur-
chase a printing plant.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

Preliminary work on the survey OF
the Nenana coal fields has been
started by E. c. Guerin. the engineer
representing the general land office al
Washington. He has two small crews
between Fairbanks and Nenana river
building signal stations. in order that
he may begin the work Of triangula.
\ ton.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29
NO WIRELESS WILL BE
BUILT AT DILLINGHAM;

In a letter received by Secretary
Davidson, signed by Joseph NJ. Daniels,
secretary of the navy, the information
is conveyed that no wireless plant can
be constructed at Dillingham;, on Bris-
toll bay, as requested by Senate Joint
Memorial No. IL.
No funds are available at preent,
though the hope is held out that the
navy department will build the plant
if congress sees fit to appropriate the
money.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

w. Cameron Forbes, former Gov
ernor-General of the Philippines will
head a bird collecting expedition in
Central and South America for Har-
ward University.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

Over $4,000 war horses have been
bought for export within the past
year. and they are now. going abroad
at the rate Of s6,000oa 4menth. Eng.
land and France are,;gestingl the larg,
est number. ~. -.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

One of the latest rumors in connec-
ton with the political future of Secre-
tary of State Bryan is to the effect
that he will be candidate for Presi-
dent in 1916 on the Prohibition ticket.
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

Inclusive of all ranks, $4,000 men
are serving in the navy of the United
States of America
The Chitina leader., 1915-06-29

China now has % foreign advisers
to the government, of whom Germany
has the largest number, five represen-
tatives.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
NoAH's HIDING

NOAH'S HIDING
''Who was Mr.. Noah Webster, muv-
ver," queried the tot?
why, Mr.. Webster was a great
man, Bobbie, who wrote the diction-
ary."
why did he have to hide, muv-
ver?"
''He didn't hide, Bobbie; what do
you mean?"
cease teacher, she said he wrote
his dickshernary under a bridge"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
CAUSE AND EEEEcT

Miss Dawker," said Professor
Jobing, with hesitant manner, "a
psychic impulse prompts me to ask
you if you will be my wife"
Something of the same sort
struck Mr.. Bilkins last night, pro-
fessor, and the recoil prompted me to
say Yes. Baltimore Sun.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
HER PERVERSITY

TEX FEKVERST
Knicker-Does your wife laugh at
the wrong place in the story?
Bocker-Yes, and she cheers at
the wrong place in a ball game
New York Sun.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
ANSWERED

Son-I say, pa!
Father-Wen?
Son-Is vessel a boat?
Father-Yes.
Son (after some thought)-I say,
pa!
Father Observation-Disclosures is it?
Son-WhAt kind of boat is a
blood-vessel?
Father .(absently)-It's hfeboat.
Now run away to bed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
ECONOMY

She-But if l can't live on my in
come and you can't live on yours,
where would be the advantage of our
marrying?
He (thoughtfully)-Well, by put
ting our incomes together, one of us
would be able to live, at any rate
Boston Transcript.
1870
SHE KNEW
81 am collecting for the suffering
poor"
But are you sure they really
suffer-"
ooh, yes, indeed. go to their
houses and talk to them for hours at
2 time"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

nadt iporpeH.
8etanutli9 in Qninerpen Idnot
Seit als Der 6ouptsS iamantermarti
ser Welt anertount tporben, obpohI
uh Qmiterbnm nnb Qonbpn einsr
luten 9eil an ber 3uri4tung b.r
Ebelitsine battsa. Der gr0bte Sell
,er 9tamantsn con ben iiibafritanis
den 5eIbern - md INNER nettaua
Die bebeutenotsn - tpurbe unmits
eIbar mad &Htperpen geianbt. 9as
nit lift ts bore-t balm. Gs mira
'ogar bebauptet, baB Ter 2ampf uta
gntperpsn bic Observation-Disclosures
nebr besintrd@t!gt babs, oIs iebs aus
sere SRbuitrie. ginHpeiIen Tnb
rus Qntiperpen gar feline 9iamaus
en- mebr erbaltli9; sinige S9lsifer
nrIudsu, i9re Snbuftrie mad @ms
terbam unb nnotren gldben gu Ders
egen; bod finb in b;eIen 5aasn
FIRE Snfrumente berIrren eegang,n
= ME e. keiBt = rnb auberoem
Fteheu gspiHe GstpertT9aFtsregeIn Be.
Iofprtigen @tebernufaabme bisIes
gepertss auf siuem nsuen GeISe i'm
Uege.
Gaon felt stGn Sabren FnS 90
prp5ent Der bsittr unb reinTten Sias
nantsn, sbom trItsn MaFer", mad
amerita gegaHg2n; bic gurppder be-
5niigtsu fi6 msiitens NIT mlnoer.
psrtigen, un6 tieienigsn bon unges
p6bnlider Gr0be un5 aeinbeit sus
3lei9 gingen an 5erritar unb gros
Be i'm Orient. Wis T1 Der Sanbel
peitsrbia seitaIien pirb, bas Fte6t
nod feBr babtn; ousgeFdIoFen ers
Ideint e. gerabe nidt. baB bic Qms.
ritaHsr ben Rartt palernb feF6aIs
len.
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Gdnlnnter6a(tnua.

Die ain0er Der Ct. Soicpb'S Sdu.
lie gaben 5onntog 9admittag in ser
SdulbaQe lire jdbrIide lnter6al.
Die einen prd6tigen @erlaui
.nabm. Sic g%erdunige Sale mar
big ouf ben tegten glab beieBt, un6
ole 4ntpeienoen foIgten NIT GROCER
Aufmerfimfeit Den 3arbietungen
Der berihieoerten alniielt. bic oae
lire gufga6en ie6r gut a6iolbirten
8eionotreH @inorud ma4te am
Sdluiie bic 0ramatiihe 4ilifiibrirng
Sic 81. 4gues~, nit S3enen alis
Der Gbriitenperfolgung in Rom,
ourh 9}itglieoer oes SSu~ngfrauen.
8ereins. Die lnterbaltltng itan0
inter Der 2eitung Der e6rtpiiroigen
5dulidneitern.
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a(eine stnhtnrninfritrn.

Gem anpaIt SarrD 8. 4al.
mer fDlr0e bor9eftern aus ieinen
8arte5immer bon eincrn alienter
Der ueber8ieber gcftoblen.
Sn Der 9taft pom 5amItaQ
nif Counting iudten gfduber Sic
8aterloo Creamery 60, 1917 SO.
marc Str, beinb Die jeoo9 1ur eine
geringe Summe e~rbeuteten.
9laoona @c@rcgor. 2022
Burt Stry uno G0itb Wiaer, 1927
Ohio Str berlieBen 9o%nneritng i6r
9eim, I'M einem Gauge bei3urDob.
men, unO iino ieit0em ipurloS Der.
idlDunOen.
Gin geitern einiebenoer 8li5.
8nr0 brudlte nift MIR ~ungebeure
Sdneemaiien, ion6ern ol6 anbLreide
8erfebrsItorungen nit fid.
Der bisberige Better Der bieIt.
gen Rarine. Hefrutirungs Citation.
9oit, 1t nod aanias Gin
Deriest.
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Grnit neaen stenererdS6nna.

Der Grdiiocnt unierer 5dul5e.
.5oroe SER 6. s. GrHit ipra6 iid
oaer gr1iGieoenbelt gegen Den
bon geUtiicr Seite Dem a%bgeorone.
tenbauie borgelegten @ciesentpuri
ap8, monnd Die GbulIteuern in
Omaha Inn POPS bro Q1iQe erb6bi
meroen f6nnterL SER Grnft erfIarte,
Dab 0urd Spnriomfait Dies bernie.
ben neroan t0nnte gi0 Dab iein
fdtes geitreben cabin gebe Oieie
0nrd8nfIbren.
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gnmpenbnn rpm MnEhertin.

s@ar0 Iimes Iance" neunen
Die amrrit1ucr, mo s9impenbau"
Die Geutifen Aber idon mar
bod. Ger 9~iuiilpcreiu bat and
oicsmaI mieoer aejci9t 0ob er ielbit
III ben barton 3citen NIT mcuiaeu
.l2ittelu bel 8eraniigen er3ielen
fam. 2ies InusDcr1mlgcH batte
.uiete L5eilnc5mcr u6 1beilnehme.
rinen mae}ogcn. Die ii6 Die mort.
mlr0igiiau mt0 ion6erb1riteu gtttir.
butte Der ebartcn 3eit 3uJelelt bat.
ten oaB Der groBe Saal falm lroB
aeulia mar. lluo actault muroe nit
elmer u~nermioIidfeit ua0 beitcrert
5r5blidteit, lebtere uerlriaat orrdl
Die erfiuoeriideu aoidime, Die ooh
Der Barton Soften Uegcu feline 500
thine ietu ouriteu ouB ielbit ole
alien aeieruen lire belle 5regoe 6a.
ran battcn
Zen eriten 2|umpenrrcis erbielt
SER SllIm5 Wourer, neil er ietne
@urit 3u trodenem StfDar5trot aB.
Den Tnmenprcjs erhielt mpbluer.
oient cine Game, sic i'd pobl fenue
uno iddbe, a5cr ocren Ramcn iH
rcrgaB, ucnncn mir iie alio aOas
g}aotcn als Der Iremoe".
@as mir bier n6er NIT aon} &c.
ionoerer Geluat6uunq o~ncrfcnnen
pollen ons lit Der gcuiit5liHc mo
lis ltr lebtn 93inuta ubioIut an.
itdnoiaa Eon Der nuf oieicm g2ums
pcnball" berri4tc. Elm i4la1cuoer
9eDcis 0afir Dab Is aid auit3ns
oige SmIpen Qibt. armin.
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GnInnel gRnIter.

@oltpernellr 9}1rlhelo Bat Sams.
tag @errn q. ". 8aIter ron So.
lumbus, gtebr., pen iopialen grou.
BERN, 8um Colonel ieiil3 miIitari.
iden Stobe5 crno1ult. mo oamit ibul
mo ieineu pielea 5reun0eu cine
6rcu0e bereitel Sol. Balter miro
iiA natirlid Die elegantate Uniform
8uItgen anO aud olua ieire ifnci.
oige 6igur I'M militortihen Stabt
oc5 @@1l0erlqur5 iaiuea glaHn itai.
Ieu. 81 9efe1l SEER Cbcrit!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
cmnhn sannrrfsitafleaihnft

@eute abcn0 ftnOct TN W}ulitbeinl
.6ie re%gelntdBige @~crIammIima beI
Omaha sduacridiGeieaidait Itatt.
aches Dliialie0 it oriuecno erindt
.5n erihctnen.
Die etitrrH glahmittag ~abgebalic.
me Nrobe ocs Gomen 5eithors nor
.trcb bes idledtm @ettcrs 5ablrridt
.bciudt; rs Gomen maren %onDeieHo,
.mclte flo INIT guit mo Qiebe ibrer
Auiaube biHgoben. aQ0pa4 Meeic
.itrablte Dor @craniiaen iibcr Ole ae.
.luugeuc 8robe Pile itimmbegabten
.Inmeu imo nohmaIb berBli6 Elm.
.gcla0ca iia Dem Jatdor alBAidlic.
heu.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
oGolO se6 ID far GiIsu.a

SamiiaG nohm Scr @erwnltungg'
roth 0es hrdna 0iIisucreins alg
l0ie bisber eiugelauirucH Saheu no.
fur IN Der Iri6ime qaiittert uuroe,
tn Gmpfaug.
Die Ianlen Qoebnemau, Numobr
imh Relimam muroen ole aomitg
ernanht Ole b~Ciierru Suhcu bts
gum 8aBnor am 10. Wlar5 mli5u.
bepabrcr, un0 Bic au0eren Elm.
idmclBcu 81 laiich
g5 mur0e beidIoiieL feine Ger.
ltiiitate bermIs5ugeben oa bis lest
Hur 3 4erionen OieiclbeH berlana.
item Gieie erindcu mir. uus 0es
@ortcs 81 eHthinOct 0u mir 0a0urb
'eine biibide Simnc eriparen. mel.
DE natiirlid Dem SiiIision0 5uglite
Ito
SbnobI i'd bcim glotieren Der @e,
.8g yttal BlQrdude, fam "a
bod uorfommeu OaB iih Srrtbumcr
einihleiden, aud Iuldiehler iin0
Ieidt m6gIid, bod mia i'd ielbe.
.nein mir sur anBcige gebrudt 10.
fort torriaieren.
@ir ermartetcn sic 5neite Gen.
.oung Rinac i'm 9duie 0icicr @ode,
.rrbielten ieooh Ole Radriht 0ub
oieiclben crit abgciau0t Dor0en, um0
.criudcu Die fr0I Bebcr. iid nod
einiae Gage al gcoulOcu bis Die
geuinihteu @robcn auqclungt iiuo.
.9ud Oic RoSeln iir Gameu nerOcn
babel iein. meun olio icmqn0 cine
9roidc onitott ben Ring iuiiuidt
bite uns 81 benudrihtigen. Iie.
ielben iiuo uHter Den gIeihen ge.
0iugungeu 81 erbolten mic ole ainqe
uu0 itn0 oieien Gbulih. 8ir fino
bis lett NIT Dem @erfouf Ibcr er.
marten ~8ufrieoen ut0 oauten nod.
mails fir Die reidlihe untertIltuna
mo ermutbigenocn @orte.
9amen. 0iilisbercin.
gerta @ebifmmn. groh6entiu.
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gns Rehrnafn 60

Die Ieuiouiu 9oge 6es Gr0cuS
Der @ermnnns 5obue ieicrt am 27.
6ebrtIor ibr Stiftungsfat noa Der.
f0umlt6er 8eiie nit elmer muifali.
den llntarGaltumg, 9taoeu mo Bal.
Ger Qaturtomifer $50. 4uppe boi
Gin omiiGutes &rogruatu in 8or.
bereihng. Inter ben gelaocner
@aitau baiiu6et iit and 5rou 9ertc
@eBihmanu Grdii0autiu 0es 8ilis.
bereins bon Gma5a bic Oct Der @e.
lagenbeIt bic 0eltide 5~rauennelt
Dou Qebrasfa fir oas 5HlisDeri
sob geb id fit giicn" iuterei.
itereu iol.
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9ialantcH nnO aritg.
@irO aHierita scr SaubtmarFt far Sic.
is Steins bleiben2

~ &AAtlN AAlt1NAs
9i. man ous sodD.rFanOiqen
Rrsiisu idreibt, bat bsl groBe ari.t
anO bic @erorpung, pelae er in
6eilen Guropa5 bradtt, aud sat
6oIge sebabt, baB ieBi amerita Der
:in3ige gsf9dTtlib DiHtige 0iamaas
senmartt Der MeIt itl 8as bd.tc
pp5l Dor einern baIben syabr niss
Hanb fir m6g;idb tDenigitens ni8t
lit cine M0glidteit Ter rd6Fen 13us
unit, gebaltsn. Sn ben @interfeis
rtagen srregt natirIi1 bisIer ges
IenitaHo beionbers SutsrsFs.
9is ameritani9e 9a1Frogs I'M,
AFT isbenfaus ipfpobI bic Ser. Staas
en-, ME bic iuoameriteniI6en Cans
YET. limb man i8dbt, bab bos 3sis
rtags : 9iamalteugsl6Gft Der Der.
5taaien oIlein fir rei6lia 80 Mil.
iOnen 9ouprs bisIer GbelItsine bers
)rau4t. 8orldutig Dirb Der 8ebart
ibne beIpnbere S9pierigteit qebedt
psrbeH; Denn s8 lift 3ismli9 fi6tr,
oab osr jebige @orrat nod genie
Jsnb H. I'M bic sefp0bnli6sn 6aus
)e%IsbeoirfniHe auf bsinabe Elm Sabr
u bedenJ bnBs. perfen aud bic
PreiIe 10 iange pp6l ni6t peIentli3
tsigen. aber ss 1T uidt 5u pergeI
len, baB Der 0,elt6nnoel in 9ia.
naatsn jebt 70 gut tpis ~eingeFea.
It! 9aber lafen fid feline @Orauss
Iagungen be3iigti3 Der nddten gers
lorgung ma9em llnb islbf tpean
a fpsHigsn Mollatsn bic getD06nIi6t
6aHOeIstdtigteit iDieber aufasnoms
men peroeH ioGte, 10 birfte i6on
bic abnorme @erF6erang auf eins
Jsfibrts Diamalitsn bebeutenb sut
.Srbobung bss greiles beitragen.
8ur6idnittli5 Iii1rsn bic Der.
5taoten idbrli4 fur Gina 30 MiQio.
len 9oLklrs 9iamauien Elm, uu!er
Ititrsanung Der ungei4liffenm unb
ler unDolitDmmenen Gteine, ipelC6s
'lr 9iqmantentobrer uno fit ions
Ittge inOuitrieae 3tpees ebeaIo ppbI
fpsrbeu, ME fir aleinpbisn.
angsfa4r 5ipei DritieE Der Ginfubs
ZEN tommen poiifrt; bic ibrigsn lpsss
zen in ben Ser. Giaaten poIiert unb
gddliffen. Qmeritanif9e JodIeuts
absr eifris Zen plan, lpus
bic gan3e 3nri9tung Der
0iamantel i'm aonbe fslbjt al be,
iie boben auf bic robtn Dias
nanten, na4 BEN jebt gsltenbsn sos
ou4 UNI 10 pro3ent iueniaer
s~insan9s5pl gu be5absen. Giner qns
dbI geIernter 9inmaatenarbeiter IN
lntiDtrpsH iinb fe1r uorteif1afte Qrs
~rbistungen fir fns 4nnebmen bon
S!saanasa in Dsl ggx @toaten gss
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@ute bis bette 2dmmcr $500
$50.
@itteImaBiae Bis CUTE $7.75-
500.
Stud Sellers S5.50-6.5O.
Stof aii6e 81. $3.50.
SflueiHe-3ufubr 1000; Warft
Zoe nie6riger. 9urtihnittspreis
ST. 1876; b6ditcr greis $7.85.
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; g2arft 10
Bis t5c. hober.
@ute bis bette 2dmmer $500
.8.25.
@itteImaBige Biz CUTE $7.75-
SdbrItnge S6.75-725.
6eeoer 9dmmer $6$. 90.
8eeoer $7.00-725.
8ecber @i6oer $600-6.25.
@llte bis bette M}utteridafe S6.75
1925.
@ew06nIide Bis CUTE 1925
$50.
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ganf.nml6he.

Sn Der NIT Iebtem SamItag at
.@n0e gegongeHen ISOLDE iuieien Sic
.9iefgen 8ant umidse Die itattIide
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ton in fact for them is difficult to find.
 The situation in the Dardanelles so far as is known remains unchanged. The admiralty has vouchsated no con firmation of the report that the super dreadnougat Queen Elizabeth and other ships, among them the battle ship Triumph which recently bonn barded Smyrna, have entered the straits.
 Reports from allied sources are to the effect that German officers are leaving Constantinople and that the situation in the Ottoman capital IS gloofy; but there is nothing official to show that the Turks are at all dis couraged over the outlook
 The editorials in the Dutch news papers ar emore positive than usual in their protests against the sinking of the Dutch steamer Medea off Beaehy Head by a German submarine. X dispatch from The Hague says a cabinet council today considered the question of the damage being done to Dutch shipping and that there also were other conferences among gov enment officials
 The Dutch government already has sent to Berlin protest against the alleged attack by a German aeroplane on the Dutch steamer Hevenoergen
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
SERBIA IN GRIP OF
 EPIDEMIC OF TYPHUS
MALADY WAS BROUGHT INTO THE COUNTRY BY FIRST CON.
 SEGMENT OF PRISONERS.

New York, March 26. Serbia is in the grip of an epidemic of typhus more virulent and attended by greater fatality than the world in modern times has ever been called upon 10 combat, according to Henry James, Jr., of the war relief commission of the Rockefeller Foundataon, who ar rived here tonight on the steamer I.usitania from Liverpool.
 Nlr James, accompanied by Ernest r. Bicknell, national director of the American Red Cross, also a member of the commission. were in Serbia from February 19 to February 26.
 The epidemic of typhus" said Mir. James, was brought into Serbia pre- sumably with the first great consign- ment of Austrian prisoners. aid 10 number about 60,O00 Serbia being a small country, was not prepared ade- quately to handle such an immense body of men. As a result they were distributed among the population wherever they could be taken care Of. This caused overcrowding and un- sanitary conditions which are highly conducive to the spread of typhus
 indicative of the seriousness of the epidemic. Serbia lost 100 out of $50 of the physicians working among the victims of typhus during January and February
 "The country is exhausted eco uomically by the recent wars and It now has to import almost everything, including tents, bedding, hospital equipment and sanitary supplies. Lack of sportation facilities to Serbia seriously operates against rapid organization of hospitals