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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Die alte beilnatb.
9annDner.

@aIberita6t. Ser befannte
sa3oli=Snoultrieae un6 Grinder Der
aoligeieaidaften &rIgersbal, Sol5=
miiroe unb 8uttlar, 8anfier &rlger,
lit I'M glitter BON So SSabren bier &c,
ltorben.
SaIIe. - Ser 8a11fier @rult
@oaifergier IN Sale lberionote Dem
g1eidsmarineamt 10000 Wurf als
geitrag fir Sen 8au einer nel1er
ltarferen ugmoen." = @neiienaus
@eburtsltaot Sdil6ou I'M 8e5irf
Saae, sic bereits etn @nelienul=
Seminal beiibt, bat beldloiiem, ben
erlten &inbenburgzGbmrm I'M 9ent=
id)en &eide al erridten.
MIfeIo. = 8~iirgermetiter ".
Ybilipps, Ser annaberno 25 Sabre
Sic @eidide bon 9omipringe, &reis
Mlfel6, NIT gr0Bter umiidt fiibrte,
bottle infolge porgeidritemen Mlters
cine nodmoIige 8ie6ertpobl abge=
lebnt. Diel er Sage fano oie 8abl
zines 11el1en giirgermetiters itatt, IN
ser Genator Otto Sitter gemablt
plr6e.
@effalen.
Dortmun1. - Ser 2ooolre'
oocteur 6es Dortmtn6er u@eneralan-
5eigers," @arl @eutger, lit o1f benz
6elbe Ser gbre gefallen.
8erl. = Mud bier befinoet it'd
iebt Elm @efongenenlager. SIM @en'
tralgefangmB itn0 200 gefmgere
gelqier untergebrodt. @eiter itro
bier 80 feinbli@e 0ffi5iere ei1tselie'
fert uorbe1r, un6 5mar G%ran5oien,
Mulien, @elgier un0 @nglanoer. 9ie
.0ffi5iere, einfdlieBlid flint @eiitli9e,
befinoen iib I'M 5ranciscu5banie oes
Observation-Disclosures.
9o6um.- @egen eine Mn5abl
BON 2an0mtrtben oes b1e1tge1 Be'
5irfs lit Mnflage megen lebertretnng
oes Gerbotes 6es @erfutternS bon
8ro6getrei6e erboben moroen.
5oeit. Ser Bmu I'M lerer r1el1e11
MaIiergetpimungsanlage m1f Ben
SfubruieIen Bel 8ideoe tit big aul
cine fleine strede Ser 5%aarobrleiz
tung BEL @etpigien gr0Btertbeils be,
en6et. - Sim bieiigen &onigltden
2ebrerlemirpor fano Ole abgangspru'
fung itott. sdmmtli@e bier Brnf.
hinge beltar6en. Sic modem gleid
ibren "a @laienbriioern, 6ie idon I'M
Geloe iteben, iid a1s &riegsfreimiaige
melben.
8Iettenberg.- Das 5abrtf-
an1pelen ser gdloiierei @epers tit
ourd EN- gdaoenfeuer Biz onf Die
l1mfaiiungsma1ern pernidtet mor-
Sen. Sic innere ginrt6tung neblt
Mo1dinen, iotuie Die @obnrdume bes
geiibers fieIen Dem 5euer gum Spfer.
8eIper. = SIN benadbarten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
10 Gent Gascnrets
,uern bili6s uber nerfoph.
Stir franfes appfpeb, lauren Maser,
trage 2eber unb Gingeu ethe-Ste
arbetten tpdbrenb SIR fhlnft.

gelegte 3unge, fdle9ter @eidmad,
unperbauIidfeit, bleide 3autfarbe unb
eIen6ige aopfpeben fomueu o elmer
%perhdrteten 5eber unb peritppften ginge.
tpeiben, tpobur4 @uer Magen mgefalh
miro nit unberoalter Nabrlng, neld1e
lduert unb gdbrt glei9 araut n et11em
angeidtpolenem Sab. Siss 1T oer eTfe
S6ritt 5u u~ugedabltem gleno. - ~,
perbaulidteit, faule @aie, 14led9ter
atbem, gelbe 9a1nfarbe, innere S11rd9t,
mag ldredIi9 unb mioerli4 II. Gu
@ascaret beute Mbeno tpiro euren oer>
itopften @ingetpeiben cine 61rhgdngtgt
Meinieung bringen urb @u4 am Morger
3ured)f gebradt baben. sic arbetten
frdbrenb SIR Idlnft eine 10 Cent?
5dohteI bon Gurem Apotbefer tutro el9
monafeIang gut fibleu maiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Dung bier plosli9 %geitorben. Die
gindiderung bat muf Dem bieiigen
Jrieobof itattgefunoen. Der I6iu,
tar1t oes REINFORCEMENT, Ser nit oem
giiernen &reu5 geidmuft NOR, leg
tie fir bie gtappen : Snipeftion Der
G.. Mrn1ee un6 Ole gtappen = &om~
manoantur 1. 6es LII. bapr. Armee-
forps nit marmem Nadruf &ran5e
tuieoer. - SSn 8egeiiterung fir 6ie
Iboten oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sinoenburg legte Ger bieiige 5abri-
font gmil Setter ieinem am %. &c.
pember geborenen Sobn auBer Dem
@ornamen Grieoridy @Ibelm nod
6en meiteren 9in6enburg BEL. - Ser
befannte eiuormige Sdtpimmer 8oa-
ROTH bon bier, Der I'M LETTER CONNER
inn 6loBbafen einen &naben bonn
5o6e 6es @rtrinfens geretet batte,
erbielt fir 6ieie Sbat Die Mettungs-
me6aile.
@einbeim. - SSn ieiner @ob-
marg idoB iid Ger 79iabrige Mebl-
ban6ler un6 So1sbeiiBer Setter 4opp
II. nit einem &ebolper cine &u-
gel IN Sem &opf. st par @itttper
pnb birterldBt 5pei perbeiratbete
Gin6er. Sic Iriude Ser Tbut lit un>
befar1nt.
8ertbeim. = gobntport
Spel1er tpa1r6e I'M 3uge bonn s@lage
g%etroffen un6 nor iofort to6t. Ct
NOR in &eidol5beim auf Sen 3ug ge-
lprungen un6 mar 5iemli9 erbiBt.
Ser 9eoa1ernstpertbe binterlaBt cine
5ablreide 6amilie.
Seiterreid-11ngarn.
3ittau. - Ser Sefommieratb
sodie aus MeridmiB bei @roBem-
balm, ser nit ieiner 5omilie iber
@eibmodten bierber gefommen NOR,
bat ii9 BON bem IS Meter boben
5burm Ser Sobomisfirte berabge=
itiir5t uno bIieb NIT einem S1dbel=
brude to6t liegen. 9ie Sbat geidob
Dor SEN Mugen eines @dusmarnes,
ser Sen offenbor geiitesgeitorten un-
gliidliden bon 6em Sburme berab=
bolen mollte.
Snnsbrud.- @ie 6ie Sums
bru6er @odridten" meloen, forberte
6ie ltnteriudung gegen Die bier Der
boftete ginbre6erbanbe immer nel1e
0elicte unb Mfitiduloige outage. lint
ter ser 8an6e befinoen iid auh @il=
6erer un6 Gaubm0roer. 0ret Ser
@erbofteten geitan6en, Sen &aub=
morbperi ub in Selles i'm Stubaitbal
an oen gu1ersleuten Nagele beriibt
at bober1, 1pobei tie aber 1rur 80 5el=
Ter e%rbeuteter. 9ie 6rau lit jett Ser
@er1etungen erlegen, am @uffommer
6es Mannes miro ge8tpeifelt.
21Tembnrg.
Eetingen.- Ser bier mob
1rerbe 20 Sabre alte 8ergmann S.
g. Meniter tplroe I'M 2mgengrunb
m1bren6 ieiner Mrbeit bon einem Mt-
nettblof ~getroffen ur6 6erart idmer
perlest, 6oB er h1r5 nadber peridie6.
Sto6tbrebimus. - un=
1Gngit feierte unler &irdengelangper=
Elm Cecilia fem 50idbriges @riin-
6ungsfeit.
Diefir9. = Dieier Sage itur5.
tie Ser in Sen Seer Sabren ltebenoe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Srmh aebeilt

bur9 Stmart'8 8Iapap= g a 5
bebeutet, bob @te bas i1mer5bnfte 8r19z
ban0 gdn5li9 pegperfen f0nnen. neil Die
8Inpoo : Bnb5 gema9t ftnb, I'm
8ruh gu beilen, u1b ni9t MIR, um tbn
81 bnlten; aber ba fie febitanbnltenb gez
madt iin6, unb tpenn tie feit am &0rpe1
anbaften, @ntiden unm0gli9 1T, oesz
i'm 3urIdbalten BON 8riden, bic TEN
8rudbanb 5u%rudbdlten Tam. &eine
Hiemen, 69nnllen ober Sc
BERN barm befeitigt. 8ei9 tpie Cant
= leiht an5ulegen. Hlapap 2abnratp=
ries, Blpd 1885, ct. 2puts, Meu., fen6en
umionit Brobe bon &lapau alien, tpel9e
barum i9reiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

neutrale Soften. Mebr fam es audi
in ,3ufunft ni9t tbl1n. Desbalb fino
sic 9robu,1gen gnglanbs nit ber-
idarften MaBnabmen gegen oen oeut-
lden 9a,roel tpeiter ni9ts als Elm
engli1der Bluff mit ben1 man tDobl
Ser bieiigen Greie ser Aaiierten
Ireube bot maden, aber 9eltidlano
mdt bot ldreden fDnnen. Sic nddlte
;3eit miro Dos lebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
@ie 6err 9apis cine idlimme @rfal
tund IpS tu1tr6e.

vgor einiger 3eit butte i'd eine
iebr ldIimme grfaltung," l4relbt
Souls 8. Dabis, 8ladtpater, Del.
uMetn 8ru6er Mc@abe Dabis COB
mir cine fleine G1aide @bmberlatn's
SultenmiheI. Noh6em ih es gertom-
men, faufte i9 Elm bolbes Dubeno
Glald)er, gebroudte ober MIR eine,
neil sic grfdItung mild berlaii er1,
un0 leitoem bin id nidt mebr oomit
qeplagt. gu fnufen BET @ortin Mo>
Iitor. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
Nnr fetne mmnotbt8em
&la8en.

Gie @aglanoer merben iiderlid in
Mbreoe iteuen molten, oaB &riegs-
lhiffe SOS Redt baben, sic Sanbels-
1hiffe elmer feinoliden Madt gu ser
1tDren. "a iir baben Tie es 5l bdl1fig
]elblt geiibt. Sb Sic 3eritorung bon
einem llnterleeboot ooer bon einem
arel1ser porgenommen miro, 1T
gleidgiiltis, beioes iino erlaubte
@offen. 1ub man in England ben
sroben @oriprung> Sen 0eutialano
iid nit bieier @affe IN aner Seim-
Iidfeit geiid,ert bot, idmer5li9 emf
pfinoet, fam man p%eriteben, aber
besbolb miro sic ousgiebige Sertpen-
0unq oieier @affe nod nidt 5u elmer
Mbfehr bon 5ipililierter &riegfub
rung. As England Sic m%ooerner
Ean5erfoloile, Sic 0reobnougbts, in;
feline Tlotte einfibrte uno ooburd oie
&orbeoingung idyuf fir moroertlde
unD perl1itreide Seefriege, mie man
lie bis bohin nidt gefannt bottle, %
miiroe es ieoer ausgeladt baber1, Der
es gerpogt b1tte, oos ols Mbfebr bon
Sen Mettooe11 5ipiliiierter &riegfub=
r111g sl1 be5eid)nen. gnglano bot nod
nien1ols ge5ogert, Sen arieg mogltd1t
brutal al qeltulte11, penn es glarhte,
Ieinen Nortbeil gu finoen, nne Die
grouiamiten &riege 5u @aiier nno ST.
2anbe bot england gefiibrt.
MIlo su befIagen bot gnglano lid
iiber sic BON Ieutidlanb gegen iet=
e Sonoel ergriffenen Mobnobmer1
nldrt. Iie Gburhin unb @enolien
boben oen1r ol,h nit ibren alagen
rno ldderliden acknowledgement in
9eutldlo11o nidt Sen geringiten gi1=
0rud qerl1oht. ltnb ebeni omenig mer=
SEN lie girbr1td nit ibren 9robln1=
gen maiden. @as England gegen
0e11tldlano nit einiger Musiidt auf
grfola unternebmen fonrte, bot e5
langit periudt. @er 90 glanbt, gng=
lunb lei aus MISREPRESENTATION 8e=
fiibIen nift init Ser gan5en Sdarfe
ser linn sur gerfugung ifebenoen
Maftn1ittel gegen Iertidlano porge=
earrae11, Ser fennt 0ie @rutIamfeit
biei les br1ttalen S%nielpolfes nidt.
England miiroe gleid SIT 9eginn oes
arieges Sic gon5e oeutide aitlte
blodiert baben, me1tn es nidt Ste ge=
i11noe Mnsit Dor SEN oeut1den Inter
ieebooten un0 SEN beutide1 aulten=
batterien gebubt bdtte. 9eSbalb bat
es SEN 3tpef elmer @loda0e ol1f elne
lpeniger gefdbrlide @eiie gu erreifen
periudt. 0obur6, baB es Die Noro=
Zee sur &riegs5one madte unb oen
r%eutrolen @anbel 5mang, ii6 ieiner
&ontroae 5u untertperfen. Die 9e-
bm1ptunq 6es Marineminilters
Churchill, England bobe Biz jebt niht
periudt, sic @infubr bon 9ebensmit=
teln nod 9eutidlon6 81 u%nterbinoen
un6 ne11trale Gdiffe nidt gebinoert,
in beutiden Sdfen gu berfebren, tit
cine frede 2ige, unb muir ein Sub
left bonn SdIage @initon Opener
gburdyia lit imltan0e, NIT elmer 10
unDeridamten 8%ebauptung Dor Dos
HubIifnm at treten. SSn ieoem on=
6eren 2a1oe mare ein Meni4, Der
: 10 unperi91mt Iigt, ols Mintiter un-
m6gli9, aber England brau4t iolde
aeute aIs @erf5euge fir ietne berbre=
deriide NoIitif. England bot midt
BLOB sic birefte @infubr bon 2ebens=
mitteIn nod Deuti9lumo perbtnoert,
1on6ern uuh sic m6irefte, iene uber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Mur thinner bubf@ oisfret.
r@iebif bu, Otter, ieBt penn mir
bas @ei4dft bertauft baben, fDnnen
mir uns in Rube Elm paur i40ne
Sabre maden!"
rSo. Mebt baf! Mber bas Jag
i9 bir glei9, uenn einmal ems bon
uns beiben fttrbt, 5ieb t@ na@ MInz
9en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25

Mi9t anbers oenfbar.
sd babe etne rieiige Rorreiponz
BENG, jeben Sag i4reibe i4 fe4s
8riefe!"
r9errgott, muBt bu @@u!!.Jen baz
benz"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-25
1unffnn.

2aura: rNun, Mmanoa, pie pars
cenn geftern I'M Sbeater?"
MmanOa: nM9, srdblia! Meine
6reunbin bat Elm neues So tim ar1gez
babt, unD Dos bat mir Die 5reube an
gon3en Ibeno p%eroorben!!"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
ssospgRIrY Alrs cANAoA ALso

BOSToN-If people cannot so to Europe now there Is one thing they can do-visIt Canada. Montreal has its Ritz. allied with the Ritz in Paris and fin London. Toronto is the great and growing American city in the Dominion of Canada. It Is the sec ond city of Canada and most people would be surprised to learn that 1t has a population Of sOOoOO. It grows by leaps and bounds from hill to hill over it's ravines. New residential dis trlcts have been opened up of late years covered with mansions indicat- I've Of the prosperity not alone of Can ada. but of the North American con- tinent
 Although Canada has sent lS0,OOO men to the front and Is going to send a good many more. she is able to do more work than ever before in her his tory. She Is gathering the biggest wheat crop. sss.OOO.oOO bushels. she ever dreamed of. and there is no "out" in Canada today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
INTERESTING
 DEPARTMENT
 STORE TALK

"I see that some of the biggest stores in St. Louis and Denver are cutting out this sold upon approval nuisance" said the floor walker Of the ladies ready to wear department, as he extended hIs trim feet and inclined the weight of his slim body with ele- gant ease against the glass show case wherein were preserved the seasons latest.
 Well. Us about time somebody showed sense" snapped the head saleslady addressed. as she straignten- ed out the last rufIle Of the blue taf- feta creation and hung it upon it's tree in the case.
 Did you spot that nifty combination of wisdom and Innocence that had me cornered for the past two hours? Daughters going off to some fashion able boarding school back East. and mother is fitting up her hright.hght with copies of my latest models. Those four garments that they took out after due consideration win come back some time this month if not next. How do l Snow?"-her eyes hamed-"gsn't my cousin Ellen sew. ing ct their home this week. making over the big sisters left-Overa7 Ellen
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

gets one and half 0 day. and In four days she can copy any gown we have in stock. I'm tired of being Q pat tern department"
 "Oh. they're not as bad as the Van. dervelts." interposed the aoorwalker, they"
 Don't say vandervelts to me, in. corrupted the saleslady. now thorough. ly warmed to her subject. Say. didn't see Mary.Louise vandervelt encased in our most exclusive model of Poiret's evening wrap of old rose velvet and skunk furred collar, glowing unblush. ingly at Twin Beds Tuesday evenings And. say. didn't Mary-Louise's mother return the said garment because 1t did not 1t? It fitted the occasion all right-o Next week or so when Mar. garet Ellington blows into town in The L.e. Mary-Louise's mother will be seeking better it. Too bad some of the plays can't sink into their moral conscience.
 Tt isn't juSt the society belles," she hotly continued. It's just as often those so-called leaders who have the sending-home-upon.approval malady. They come down town with no idea of buying. They see something they like and they send 1t home and gloat over 1t for weeks before returning 1t. They opend hours upon the discussion of economic gain and loss. both in the municipal government and in the home, but do they ever think that they figure In one of the greatest economic wastes in every big depart. ment store in seattlo?"
 Yes, that's true" said the floor walker. strengthening himself up like "a French general. q have to carry twice the stock In various sizes be- cause sometimes Q large amount Of our choicest styles are joyriding about the homes of seattleites who take their time in returning the same garments. Some one has to make up the loss when the goods ere tardlly returned. They may go upon the half price counter or again upon the dam age counter to be sold as 1t is.'"
 And no one thinks of my exhaust. ed nerves and loss of other customers who would buy with ready cash while mother and daughter arc deciding the best bargain" began the peony- checked saleslady.
 But just then the closing gong rang
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

l9l4 Became effective January J. 1sio. in Q tost ease this year Che supreme Court held the amendment valid
 lowa-By the action Of the Legls- lature of Iowa in repeating tho mulct law In February, 1915, the state win become entirely dry on January ], 1916. under the old prohibition statute of 1Sg4t The legislature also submit ted constitutional prohibition to Q vote of the people. The vote will be had at the general election In 1916.
 Arkanoaa-On February 6, 1915, the legislature passed a statewide pro hlbitory law which goes Into effect January 1, 1916. The law makes a violation of it's provisions O felony, punishable with Q penalty Of one year In the penitentary, and prohibits any court from suspending tho sentence.
 ldaho-In February 1915. the leg islature passed a prohibition law, the same to become effective January 1. 1918. It also voted to submit to popular vote. to be taken ct the elect ion in November. 1916. the question of constitutional prohibition, to be- come effective January 1, 1917.
 South carollna--In February. 1915, the legislature voted to submit to the people in September. 1915, statute providing for statewide pro hlbitlon. The result of the election In September was an overwhelming vote for prohibition 42 counties out of A voting in favor of the measure. The city of Charleston voted wet 10 to 1: but the general vote throughout the State was 21k to in favor of pro- hibidon. The law becomes effective January l. 1916.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

She felt distress in 1914 when the
 war broke out and she owed London
 $45O.OOO.OOO. In 1915 she is not ap- pealing to London or the United
 States for assistance but oyer-sub- scribes her s50.O0O.OOO war loan.
 It is difficult to find anybody out of work today in Canada. Indeed one of the makers of munitions in Canada reports that he took men or the street and the farm with no mechanical ex- perience and trained them brief per iod so that they are now earning $s a day on piece work. or more than skilled mechanics on the.r regular work. The skilled mechanics were jealous and thought wages would be cut but all parties were assured that there was work enough in Canada for everybody and cut wages for mo- body.
 Steel workers in Canada are getting moro prosperous than evei the wheat raisers. Indeed the little s, el Com pany of Canada whose stock has boomed up in Canada and on the New York Curb from 12 and Is to above $40. is making so much money that stockholders are not hereafter to be allowed to know the earnings. This company is turning out steel shapes in it's IA plants at the rate of nearly 1 100000 tons a year and making mon ey at the rate of more than s5.OOO.OOO e year. Yet only a few months ago it's S11.5OO.OO0 common stock was sell ing under 20 and its future was re- garded as almost hopeless. The com pany was struggling to pay the inter est on It's $S.5OO.OoO bonds and was behind in the dividends on S6.5OO,OOo 7se cumulative preferred stock. Now the company must conceal its earn News Bureau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
ESTATE APPRAISED.

Charles Otteson. as administrator of the estate Of James William Hunt. CT. deceased. yesterday filed the schedule of the appraisers of the es. tate appointed oy the court. The es' tate consists of S6.25 in cash, mining claims near Funter Bay valued at S10,000 and a large interest in other mining claims, the value of which is unknown. The personal property be. longing to the deceased Is valued at S55. Willis F. Novel;. Captain Ed. Thornton. and Fred Cliff acted as ap- praisers.
 A petition of the administrator for reduction of his bond from S5O.O0O to s20,000 was granted by Commits sioner Marshall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

and the gray linen dust coyerg appear ed like magic. and tke counters were coffin draped Soon the store was empty of it's tired toilers. giving their daily best to please the modern wo- mans cver-sstiatcd taste for new clothcs--and tho big store was as sil. ent as the tomb. ready for the nerve and soul.rscklng entrenched battles of the ensuing day Seattle Post.Intel. ligeacor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
eErreR oAYs FoR
SERBIA ARE COMING

PARIS. Dec. l7.--"Bettc- days for Serbia arc coming soon," says D. w. R. Paris and recently appointed Ser. bian Minister Of Finance. in an inter. view Ia the Temps.
 "Our army, which les been retiring for full two months without respite. Is reforming.
 "This retirement was forced be- cause the allies were not rcady with sufficient troops in the Balkans. These troops ere now landing. They will have the cooperation Of the Serbian army of 2OO,O0O-I do not exaggerate, 100000. We shnll again and again have victories such as those of Last December"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
DEMOCRATS NAMED.

Democrats are being appointed to the postmasterships in Alaska now held by Republicans, 1t is Indicated by press dispatches from Washington.
 On December 14 E. NJ. Axelson was appointed postmaster at Yakutat and yesterday President Wilson sent to the Senate the name of W. D. Rott, for postmaster at Seward. Both ap- pointees are Democrats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
SUIT OVER FILMS.

W. D. Gross. doing business as the Alaska Film Exchange yesterday Al. ed suit in the Commissioners court against Mrs. Alice Armstrong to re- cover $256. the alleged value of films furnished during the months of Aug ust, September and october. Mrs Armstrong, and her husband Ed Armstrong operated the Lyric Thea tre in Douglas. The plaintiff Is rep resented by |. B. LeFevre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
MRS. WYNN TO SEEK
 HEALTH IN ARIZONA

Mir. and Mrs. Milton Vim expect to leave for Seattle shortly after the holidays. on their way to Arizona, for the benefit of Mrs. Winn's health. Ms. Vim recently returned from m e..tenSe,: stay in Portland. but her health b been seriously impaired and a ,;aaage of climate for her Is imperative, according to her physl- elan. Mr. Vim will remain in Ari- zona indefinitely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
GOVERNORS OFFICE
 HAS MORE ROOM

Two wagon loads of old papers, which have been stored away in the upper room of the Governors office for several years. were carted to the bay and dumped into the water Thursday. The old papers were cop ies of the Seattle papers covering a period of tho last Ave or six years. and as the room was becoming congested 1t was decided to make away with all except the files of the last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
MOOSE LIKE CATTLE
 ON WESTERN RANGE

VALDEZ. Dec. II. - Lieut.. c. A. Dougherty. in charge of the coast d. vision of the military cable and tele- graph system. returned from Seward last night on the steamer Northwest ern. While to the westward on his inspection trip of the Seward office, Lieut.. Dougherty took hunting leave and spent seven days in the lower Kenai lake district.
 Lieut.. Dougherty reports that he saw forty-One moose in one day while travelling about one and one-half miles back from the lake. He secured one fine head and states that moose are SO plentiful that they are like cattle on the western ranges.-valdez Prospector.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
NORTHWESTERN WILL
 BE CHRISTMAS BOAT

The steamer Northwestern will be the Christmas boat for Southeastern Alaska this year. She will leave Se- attle on December 21st and Is expect ed to arrive in Juneau late Christmas eve or early Christmas morning. The Jefferson will leave Seattle tonight, arriving here Wednesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18
DAUGHTER IS BORN
 TO MRS. TOM COLE

A daughter was born to Mrs. Thom. as Cole. formerly of Juneau, in Water vile, Wash, last Tuesday. News Of the arrival of the young lady was contained in a telegram to Cash Cole.
 Tom Cole reached Waterviile the day after tho child was born. He will be associated in business in Wa terville with his fatherinAaw. Al Rogers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

Unredeemed diamonds at big bar. gains. Joe Plant. Broker and Jeweler Phone lS6. 11.2-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

Place your plant and flower order. NOW with Winter G Pond for xma, delivery. 12-17.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

Quality Cigar "Tho Mozart" 1" 12-1o-st
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

Holly and mistIetoe now on salel Winter 6 Pond. ia-i7-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-18

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