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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

First Congregational church. Sew
enth and Harrison streets, Rev. Ar
thur S. Henderson, D. D., pastor. The
picture, 1.-The Master will be on ex-
hibition and Mr.. Cobb, the painter,
will lecture about it. Evening sermon
subject, Gods Fools
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

Walnut Grove Methodist Episcopal
church, Sixteenth and Harrison
streets, E. w. Spencer, pastor. Morn
ing sermon, "How May I Become a
Christian?' Evening services at 1880,
subject, THE Man in the Street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

First Christian church, 622 Topeka
avenue, DR.. o. L. Cook, pastor. Morn
ing service at 10:45. Sermon, why
I Want to Go to Heaven Evening
subject, Christ in Business"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

Second United Presbyterian church,
Huntoon and Fillmore streets, Rev. w.
M. Jackson, pastor. Sermon in the
The Temporal and the Eter-
nal" Evening sermon, 1.-The Spring
time of Life
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

and Tyler streets, A. J. Ross, pastor.
Morning services, 10:45. Sermon
theme, Tho Greatest Experience That
Comes TO the Human Soul" Evange-
listic services at 7:45 in the evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

The life that looks up rises. The
spiritual progress of man requires one
ton of the themes that belong to
eternity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

East Side M. E. church, Seventh
and Lime, J. F. Youngman, pastor.
Morning sermon subject, Christian
Evidences Evangelistic services in
the evening
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17

The Sabbath Day is the savings
bank of. Observation-Disclosures Saun-
The Snowflake herald., 1915-12-31

Henry Ford is due to arrive
today from Europe where he
went with the Peace" party.
Hennery claims he is sick.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-12-31

The scheme of putting stamps
on bank checks proposed by our
democratic president is probably
a part of his plan of prepar ed
ness-in time of peace prepare
Tor war. With the nation at
peace with all the world it will
be a strange proceeding to a tax
citizen for checking his money
out of a bank. AS a war meas
ure it is tolerated, but it is no
less a burden and unjust, but to
put on such tax in times peace
is a crime. Winslow Mail.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-12-31

The Willys-Knight Touring Car is a
beautiful car-more pleasing in it's proper
tions, more satisfying in it's lines and finish
than any picture can show. For it's beauty
does not appeal merely from one angle, but
from every angle; it's finish shows as rich and
perfect at close range as at a distance. 1t is
the work of master-desgners and skilled ar
tisans.
The lines O the long, low body flow
smoothly, without angles or projections, from
the rounded front edge of the radiator to the
full-cured back There is that harmony in
blending of lines that marks the true steam
line type.
The tenders are long and sweeping in their
curves, with gracefully rounded surfaces, and
the running boards are clean and free from
distractions The windshield is built in, and
conforms to the curve of the cowl, making it
part of the car itself rather than mere
attachment
The finish of the body is deep royal
blue, with delicate stripping in white and the
wheels are pleasing gray. Black enameled
tenders and trimmings add touch of dignity
which gives the whole remarkable effective
ness.
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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM THE WESTWARD.

SEWARD, Aug. 16-There was rumor around town that the good steamship Dora would be back on the westward run for the October trip. Agent Mcdonald of the Alaska Steam ship Company thinks that there is no foundation for this statement. He says he has heard nothing about the contemplated change and believes that the Dora is too small a boat to handle the westward run in either the winter or the summer.
 Miss Alma Brooks, sister of Mrs. Robert Johnston of Mile Six, and Mir. Thomas B. Drayton were united in the bonds of holy matrimony by Commis- sioner M. J. Conroy. Mir. Drayton is a journalist, and is the gentleman who started an anti-dance agitation. They left this morning on the car for a trip out the line on their honeymoon. Happy days.
 In the office of Deputy Clerk Weaver, Henry Oliver has filed suit for divorce from Jessie B. Oliver to whom he was married at Nome on August Is, 1903. Charles Polk Davies is named as correspondent and the charge is the obvious one MT. and Mrs. Oliver have been living for some time in the tent colony near Lowel
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
BUSINESS SUICIDE"

The man who stops his little ad Is not so very wise, bedad; Because his advertisements tell The public what he has to sell, And if his ad is not on deck, The people pass him up, by heck; And none of them will hesitate To trade with mercants up-to-date. To stop your ad, we would remark, Is just like winking in the dark; You may know what it means, but gee Nobody else can ever see. So do not for a moment think That when you cut out printers ink You're saving money on the side; Iris merely business suicide.
 of the Reel
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
 REPRESENTATIVE 0F LANE

MYSTERIOUS REPRESENTATION
 E. 2. Bowen did not not come here to take any position or anything else with the Government Engineering Commission. The Gateway yesterday printed a story taken from the Juneau Empire in which it was stated that MT. Bowen came to conduct the commis- sariat department of the railroad con struction work. It Is also stated that Mir. Bowen is a personal friend of Secretary Lane. MT. Bowen denies the first allegation but pleads guilty to the second indictment. He came on the same boat as Mir. Shoot who was also accused of being connected with the government in some respect, particularly as representative of Sec reary Lane. Some man came on that boat to represent the Secretary of the Interior department and we may yet discover nm IT we can only Keep up the guesses. One thing is certain, and that Is that MT. Smmot takes an un- usual interest in the railroad subject and has come well supplied with maps, charts, etc, of routes and other sus- picious things. It is also known that he knows Secretary Lane rather inti- mately. On the other hand Commfs- sioner Thomas Riggs denies that MT. Shoot is here for the Interior depart ment. Will the man, if there is such a man, who represents Secretary Lane here, come forward and confess?- Seward Gateway.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Get the movie" habit by going to Empress theatre tonight. There will be local train leave here tomorrow morning for Chitina.
 TO-
 The steamer Evans should reach here from the westward on Thursday
 -:o:- A train arrived from Chitina this afternoon bringing passengers and mail.
 Frank Carroll, of Juneau, was an arrival on today's train from Fair banks.
 Mir and Mrs. J. M. Lathrop, of Val deg, were in town last evening on their way to the states. No word has been received from the steamer Alameda since leaving Seat tie, but 1t is due to arrive here early Thursday morning.
 Carl N. Anderson and bride return ed yesterday from a trip to Seward and will leave on the first train for their home at Strelna.
 -:o:- Geo. Herring came out from Fair banks today and will leave or the first steamer for Seattle. to enter the University of Washington.
 -:o:- Mrs. J. c. Martin, of Valdez, was the guest of local friends last night while the Mariposa was in port. She is on her way to the states on short visit.
 -:o:- w. R. Taylor, of Fairbanks, who has the distinction of being the first per son to ascend Mt Mckinley, as a mem- Der of the Lloyd-Taylor party, arrived in town on today's train, on his way to the states.
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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

Stanley, Mrs. W. P. Pritchard, G. T. Crooks and wife, Miss Lola Turner. Capt. D. c. Seagrave, Chas. Auer, Oto Ricki, Frank M. Johnson, E. Farrir. F. H. Wilson, Frank Lewis, L. A. Lavensaler, F. A., k. H., A. D., and A. A. Hotchkiss for Seattle; E. s. Hewitt and wife, Mrs. l.. Biehl and Jno. P. Walker for Juneau.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
.MAR|POsA TAXES OUT
 BIC LIST PASSENGERS

The steamer Mariposa sailed at o'clock this morning for Seattle, after loading seventeen cars of copper ore from the Bonanza and Jumbo mines for the Tacoma shelter.
 The outgoing passengers from Cor dova were B. c. Baglion and wife. Alvah Flames and wife, Mrs. L. V.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
CAPT. sEAeRAVE RETURNS
 TO DUTY AT PHILADELPHIA

Capt. Seagrave, an attache of the Philadelphia arsenal, returned to the states on the Mariposa last night. He is on three months furlough and just returned from a pleasant visit at Ken necott with his brother, w. H. Sea- grave, who is in charge of the Ken necott and Jumbo mines.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

creek and have little girl whom was born the year following their marri- age
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
LOCAL JOTTING6.

The Townsite Company is repairing the city dock, o. E. Lambert having the contract for replacing 1855 of the piles.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

Saturday and Sunday was moving day at Anchorage-the residents switching from the old to the new townsite.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

A pot-hole of the Knnecott glacier broke out, taking with 1t part of the bridge at Mccarthy and no through trains will be run to Kenneeott for a couple of days.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17
Groceries

Good goods. good service, right prices at Cordovas Co-Operative Store. Phone 21.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

Read tue Times. Daily and weekly
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-17

All the Real News in the Times.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

DUeI ellIelI 1elD pc IelltIle, tUpI VI
iamti0ig betp0er bam, at ban trent
ttotg til Sellesifabet, oltiaa til
@tatsfaslen, ifol 1bore 4 Hrocent al
Sen @er6i eller Sen Yort, bon me
ner at eje al Notionalforml1en /
Sorm al Sor6, @pgninger, Mlaifi=
ner, Sabrifer olb. San bill ganife
bilt poa Sen Woooe let friltcs til at
iette fin gjenoom lapere / &ris,
ems 0ens faftiife &Gr0i. Seen Der
for rDffer Ri bom mt in6 UNDER f9r
omtolte Sob ON Gilbu6 og @ffer=
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bom. at bo1t en1e11 bill babe at feel
&c fin gien0om til SEN Ser bp6er en-
bgjere Hris ems ban ielb bar bur
oeret ill., eller ogiaa naa ban ibare
Nerten al Sen Gum, Ser ii6it er
b1tot. $500 Sen Maobe bill bt fom'
me Be %birfelige 8er6ier iaa nnr,
iom 0et / set bele taget er muligt.
2ab % berfor tpnfe %, at ct 2an6s
NationoIform11e ~ bi bill Der for
Membe6s SfpI6 regr1e mes ct lille
2on6s - er foitiot til 8 Mir1ior0er
Collars eIler @roner, bill 4 @rocent
oeraf gibe ct iannlet &entebelgb at
800 MiIIioner. 0ette 8elpb for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

fomnter zen / Berlin ct BET puoligt
at lpgge Warfe til Spifernes fomi-
tie &aoiel for ale frantic % e,,gel=
tie Orb. Sen pragtfuloe Ge1tat1-
rant vEiccaoillD" paa 8otsoamer
Nlat5 be06er MI Melta1rn1lt v8ater-
lnn6". 9erimo6 li6er aabe11bart set
lille Sotel 8inoior / 8ebrensitrasle
at Spoielsbeer, bbao ct NIT Mobn
a1gaar. .Sorelpbig bar lna1l an
bragt ct megtigt TIFF 6lag ober Or
oct ~8in0ior" paa @ltiets Iocooe>
loo Ser MI fun itaar u&otel". Og
egentlig bur6e bel Bette frem1neoe
0ro fortpifes til u@aitbol1s" 80 for
at bringe. li6t Metbooe @oIfabe11.
Sgioo poa &eitouronter11e bar set
1rpe M6rocaoobra=5 prog fun0et eessn6=
pos; lGrlig tppiif er Sroet vSltnfe"
(Dpppell) | Ste6et for 5ol1ce.
Hognefort=Sf Tan life lp,1gere OBJ
or1bes, og %forlanger mo1 gole=gIe,
Hpoes man rne6 6pb Sorogt fra
Opborterens Sibc. Derimob tan
man itooig faa Gbompogne> men bel
at merfe TIFF Champagne. 49,
Sbeotrene fan life flage pan
monglenoe @eipg, og inrlig Ser
Inns fprlte &ebpicene, M1etropolt6eot=
ret lpiller bber Nften for fulot Slts.
Den Hepp, Ser for Gi6en opfpres, er
| Sroets fuloelte 8%etp6ninq CIT
&rigsrebp. MIle 6ens ipp Mfoelin=
ger bonoler ON 2ipet beo 6rontenns,
og iclp Sc inologte @%ollctu,mre CT
al ~frigerif" &orofter.
st al Sableollcrne forcltillcr ScS,t=
%lcoften / EFT 9fpttegrop. Mon fer
Solooternes primitibe Soroboliger,
111elt oeres 911n1er CT ltroalen0e og
DC 1pnger mu11tre @iier ON @rigen,
ont Den politiifc Situation ON
Tjenoen .oip. Soo fommcr en- is=
oilfO 9erre ms mes lin Gotter
og 11ooeler rigelige SS%ltlcgoncr til
Soloaterne; Ser te11oes cn SSSl,le=
gran, en- Suleialme 1prgcs, % aft
ime1s begpn0er Snccn at faloe I
t9tte Jloffe ne0 ODER 5f%ptte9roocu
nteo 0e11s tilipnelo 6c11oe glade %
f%ornojc6e 8ebocre.
Siocre fan man bcl nrppe goa
n1co 9enipn I'll @orglpsbeo.
ct. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Trrnttinrn,
(Seo ST.. 8pt5.)

Set funoc fumes lpagmon0sog=
tigt UNDER Set nupnrerbe &oos at
tale ON Sremti0en, men DDao CT Sen
mtbGrenbe 0p6bringcnDe 5ituotip'l
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DC forffjellige Statsiamfuno til Do=
to lor bpggct op % bpgget get, iom
De Dar, nctpp for0i Set ~npobenoise
Srelnipn bor manglet. 0g plu0ic=
Zig |taur hi = iamfunosmesitgt let
- 8anferottens Gegn. Mens
%bnnoreoc SltiinOcr / Sc forifjelligc
2anoe forgjGbes moa beoe ont M0:
gang til 9lr6ejoe, ser betinger 2ibet.
ser 0eillioner al a11ore / Serb mes
at iloaS paa 2ib og 500 ON Seer
bier, Sc beo 0eres Mrbejoe bor ifobt
- men intet eller tibet ejcr al.
SeroenS forifjellige Borlamenter
ltadr raabbil6e, mems @otionalpfp=
nomerne i@tirrer Zig blinoe poo en-
0elgie SolrGffer, Ser bitter, bbo6 Ser
bor Deret melt eller mi11oit inobrin=
gcnoe for uNationen" / Morct> 6ac
ipon6t.
Set internotionale Mrbejoerparti
ltoor maaife meo meget reoelige
9eniigter, men naar set oreier Tia
ON Tremti0sltaten, ser iful6e ober=
flboiggi6re en- Del al Dor nuberen=
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Nirfeliqbe6en lige iaa ret1ons lon
ollie anbre 8ortier og 8orlomenta=
rtfere. Set la6er fig formo0e, at Sc
biloe bore iitan6 til at iatte. mere
b6lobore 2apper poa, ems Sc biotil
leoenoe Nartier bar formooet, men
bbor Salen ct ON 9gn6ring of gu
enc t, er 6eres Sbeori 6esperre
.af tbibliom @er6i. Sen Scarf
Morr'ife 2qre bar poobift lite loa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Sen treble @ruppe ct anbragt
beos @alIipolt beo 5tra0ts lloIpb
I Marmarababet. 2anotangen beo
@allipoli er Der paa be1,s 1malle=
tie 5te0 fulofommen ip9rret al Sc
befpIteoe Sinner beo> 8nlair, Iprn
itraffer fig fra Marmarobapct til
cars @ngte11. 9e ipilleoe Ell flor
&ollc UNDER SEN itolte @nlfanfrig.
5eila0icn panifeliggipres al SEN
itprfe uogaaenoe 5trpm pg oe man
&c 0r1tn0e, og Sorternes SIS fa1
/ Sc inapre 2pb itpftes pe0 olmin=
oeligt Mrtilleri. Mi11eiparringer %
'l1nocrban0sbaabe forpger Garerne
for Ell Slaa6e, ser bill forlpge pna
at hanc fig Sci til SEN tprfiife So
be0ituD.
90 Dar6anellernes, ng cpe1ntl,elt
&onltanttnopels Solo efter al Sa11b=
iDnligbeo bill faa en- o%berpejen0e
S%Snoflp0clie pao &rigens enoelige
u6fal6, impoeler man mes ltor
Spen6ing &eiultotet al Set / set
it6ite &ar Tiger MI foreganen0e
8omboroement pao 6isic itGrft be-
eltcoc Sorter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

oel1 pad ct 1aaoa11t Su1lDs til1ba=
re1loe 8efolfnitlg eller sen Sci
oeraf Ser bar raaet MDnoigbeosal=
oeren, fon lgielig arilaaes til at bill
le ol1orage $50 Collars eller ST..
til bDer, eller Set Oobbclte, 500, til
bber San1ilie, Wiano pg Some, / oar.
ltg efstra Sn0tGgt. Da &entebclp=
bet 500 iparer til en- 5tamfupital
poo 1850, bil0e Sen Semitic, ser
eleDe Ell Bort al acknowledgements,
lon1 bar mi110re ems Oette 8elpb,
fra Meformens @ien1elnfgrelie Dopc
mere / Srotegt eno fer, og for Sen,
Der intet ejeoe, bil6e BET ielbfplgelig
betpoe Snotagten forget meo Sen
fnloe Eort al M%entebclgbct> l1er1=
Zig 500.
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beiiboelieslps @rbejoerfomilies Mr-I
bejoSlpn, bil0e for6ge &jebeepr1e11,
oer1neo SmiGtningen og &roo11f=
tloncn og en6elig 6ernneo @ationol=
fornuten og bermeo igjen &entebelp=
bet al ocn> lao Set mart biloe gibe
mere til Sor6eling.
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talilten laoleoes life font nj, fit
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life lame oem no, og olle &riprite=
ter biloe blibe iogt op til Detailing.
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Fol1tet goot for &engene, og bon
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bet pberlooer bom Eol1tet pe6 at 1tb=
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moo Yant. 9erfor fan ban, ON
5nn bil> fj6be bisie Gjenoomlrc, Ser
al Gjcren tafieres 11n6cr Sen ~foftilfc
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lffc gihe bon1, 'r1e0 nni11bre bon ielp
toger Miiifoen o9 fren1birfcr Seer
6ier me6 oen1.
Otter en- ioobon Sc form Dil6e Scr
tpr lllgel1 funne lebc al on0res SIR
be1oe; De bil6e fun fllnne lcbc al Sc
res ebe11tl1elle &opitol, til Sen bar
1pi1t op, 0o Sen life Iungerc fl,110e
beollgebol0es gienncm Mentcn, og
ollc bar berbeo benbilt til sSrcm=
bril1gelie al @nr0ier til @c0)tc %
l(obpttc for. Snllcsifobet.
NlooIen fer l1nl1liggjpr at folnl1c
IND poa Getailler, men cnbper, 111co
blot rirgc Sorltointni1,g, bill fu11r1c
forltoo, at iclbe observation-disclosures
Stbs1nerbe Der er rant, og 11our fprlt
Bet oO CT cller onOcn Sci / &rofsis
er ifet, bill &rigs11bDret ogIoo bore
btrppct lin fe6e1 tie Steering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Spifcrncs Sberbripclier.

Netrogroo Sclcgromfn,reou me0=
6eler:
90 &un1pe11 Deo Gro15npl5 bar
pao lit bpjelte, uDgob Splfcrne Sen
ollereoe for EN- glimre1be SER for
fig og fortalte> at Sc Boboe toget ct
tort &rigsbbtte og tolrigc Sanger.
ga1 be6 III imiblertio, at bo bore
Iropper bc6 &ompers @cgpnoclle
f%orctog ct olminoeligt Gilbogctog /
ao0 Sroen, blep ser finn en- Soa11o=
fltlb tapre Meno tilbogc, Scr fprIt
hooro11affet forlporeoe M6gongene
til @pe11 og 0erpoa fempeoe tappert
/ @ooerne> i6et Sc iolgte oeres 2ip
eg Sribe0 0Drt. &bor topper Moo=
ltono biSie Selte p6ebe> fremgoor af
bet tDife Gommunique, bbori set
9eober, at &an1pen beo &roi5npi5
Dor bGret ob%eror6entlig heftig, %
at gDen bar 1ao gobt 1pm en- Sect
ming, me0ens Ser / Girfeligbe6en
fun bar Sale ONT CIT 0cl oIn1in6eli=
&C ScGtifpttegrabe.
Sore Gropper, ser liOcn bor be-
ret / lejrrig 6remrpfning, for tilt
9ipet Spiferne en- 2eftior, Ser er
ocres follfe We00elelfe ON 9ejren
peo &roi5npi5 bGroig. <Gpifernes
og 6ltrigernes militere @enlfab cr
MI gaoet loa piot, at Spiferne life
gcnerer Jig for at optage beres Ml=
licreocs Sane, ncnlig / Gol1sbeo at
iorbigoa Ne0erlagene pg enorn1t
opcroripc cgne Seltegjerni11ger og
npgipe bon1eriife Sal. s ben iioIte
1io bor BEN tpife Maner at opcr=
oribe 9irfeltgbe0en ontogct &oraf-
ter al oen ber1te &eflome, Tp1f=
lonoS miolertioige 6eire er Set
lonolpnligbis nl1n6berlige / 6ette
Ejeme0 for at fire ct bel6igt us
folo al sets finonciellc Speratio=
11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
Spitsbcreen.
Fplarlanoet, bbis Mincra(risbom
bar Mort set iaa attraabrrbie.

Sra at bore ct Snge1=M onos=
2onb CT Spitsberge1 / 2pbet al for
Dolospls faa Mnr blebet ct 2ono,
lom boooe itore og lmoo Meogter
enlfer at fon1m1e / 8ciiooelle al.
Set ct iier @pitsbcrgens &>1lrig=
opm, lpm bar boft pfonpmii It ST.
tercsie. Men for110en &11l bor
Spit5beracn ltore 2eier al Mormor,
og bet CT life un1uligt, at ser lencre
fan blibe giort onore Opougelier al
Minero1ier. Spitsbergen far nen1=
Zig mcgct intereslontc pg p0erl It po=
riercnoe geplogiifc Sorn1otioner.
&~1,llejerne mellen1 Green &or=
boltr pg Mbbent @op poo 5p6iioen
al Siefiorb er beregnet at i%n0eboloe
1000 Millioner Sons @uI. Mer
Ser firoes &ullejcr ogiuu flere an
bre 5teoer.
Mnolpicr al 5pitsbergen=&1l pi=
ier, at SC giber $50 &rocc1t
&ofs, 37-44 &rocent Goler og
nofioa Iibet 81 fc, - 3.8-4 &ro=
cent.
&1,llene eg11er 1ig fife 1GrIiq for
@aspro011ftion> n1er1 poo Grln6 al
fin bgje Sarmeeffcft og ri1ee Mife=
mG11goe er Sc ubmnrfet iom Oomp=
full. Sc er fri for 5tpp og brDoer
fig | 1tore 6irfanter. gn 6oroel
beb &1lbriften pao 5pitsberge11 err,
at paa @r11n6 at Sroitcn iornler ser
fig life &on6 / @r11bcn.
Mormorleierne fin6es pao en-
5omling Smaa6er / 81lnoen al
Sings @op. 9isie 2ejer iiges at
bore ganife eneitaoen6e, bele 3erne
beltaor bore al Marmor al olifens
Sarbc og @eifaffenbe6. Marmor=
fiel6et goar belt op / 9oge1l bare
6Gffet al ct &ar Meters Sorbit=
ringslag. S1ere 5mooelbe fprer
mes til 5tran6en fra obenfor liggen=
Sc SmaaiGer> 1oo Ser CT @an6 nof.
Man bar if6lge engineering" 11o=
b11n6ct op til 40 Sorter Marmor,
nogen me6 al6eles 11De og ene1toa=
en6e Sorber. 2eierne 1pnes at bore
aloeles u116t6nnnelige, og Sfib=
ningsforboloene er al6eles i6eelle al
otl1re11. Stran6en beber fig ct Bar
Meter ret OBJ al @an6et lom en- Sol
me6 6nbt @an6 Iige in6 til.
&oringer bar bilt, at Ser fin6es
.|fortrinlig Warn1or belt ne0 til 100
Meters 9Db6e, og in6enfor Stran=
ben baber fig Marmoraaier til 300
Meters Seioe. Gn iaa0an Soar
morformation fin6es intet anoet
[Sfeb ! @er6en. 8rn66ene bearbei-
l6es MI paa ibitematiif Maaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

st. Ha,
Der Diotil bar Dolot Zig borte fro
&onfliften, bill mi tage befinitiDe Be
%ltemmelier. @la116t bisie Natio1ler
ltaor Stalien og &l1menien / fgrite
N9ffe. Set CT altlaa natnrligt, at
.2pitlanb for0obIer, fine Mnitrengel=
Ter for iaa lange ION muligt at
itfre Jig Joroelen al 6eres Neutrali=
tet, eller bbis set gjpres ng6benoigt,
90 at forbinbre beres SSnterbention.
Set ct 6erfor, at Stolie11s bigtigIte
8Der / oisie Gage bar babt &efgg
al o6ifillige Gplfe, set ct 6erfor,
Gprlt 8iilom / lin Dispoiition bar
facet en- Gum al tpbe MiIlioner, Ser
er onbrogt / Morns og Milanos 8on=
fer, set er Oerfor, at npe Dagblaoe
er 61tffrt op / Rom og a110re @Der.
Men set italienife Soft ct life noibt,
set er fremfpr ult ~ itolienif pg
patriotic. 9et freezer obloIllt fl
6Gorelanos aroft og Storbeo, %
oerfor tror jcg, at Tbrlt Billion mao
fil16e poa noaet be6re, bbis ban pn=
lfer, at bans Mis1ion lfoI faa ct bel-
6igt @eiultot."
st on6et meget ~alborligt 5pprgs=
maol logger ligeleoes / 2jebliffet
@eIlog poo Sen itolienife .@egjeri11gs
Spnarflombeo, 1fribcr @onbolf Fl TIL
ii6it.
~&onfliften pes Gl1e3fanolen IN
tercslerer ne1mlig Stalien / famine
Grob lom gnglan6. On Grulel ON
Nfbrp0elie / &onolens @irfiombe0
er moalfe olborligere for Stalien
ems for England. @elp ON @ejloo=
len gicnnem @nnalen bleb ofbruot,
funbc England ne1ten ltforItprret
o%pretboloe fine Torbin6eller meo esSn=
oien, M%ltItralien, Seem 53eeloro oe
Sets %olliereoe, Sopo11 set fl1noe be6=
blibe at transportere &o1onioItrop=
per til sggppten og til @uropo, tbi
Gnglanb hor jo en6n1t tire Sobne
beb Set r66e Sab, Ser fortunes mes
aoiro og Meron6rin beb Ell for
trGffelig &orabanebej eIler beo Ser1l=
bunc. england bil fl,t11e intte fine
Sropper / 2on0 bco Sues ellcr bnis
Cues trl1es, 0o heb sort 5ol1oon %
Dc6 5ortofe1n, Ser be6 Seyerrbonc CT
f%orbu110ne mes &oiro.
Tpr eStolien frembpoer 6crilnob
Brohlcmet ingen 2esning. @un
Snrbin6eli e me6 fine &olonier Mos.
iaouab og Somoli=2on6 far set lac
fun @asco 0a @nmas &ejic r111lbt
ON Nfrifu, me6 minore set al Chg
lan0 faor Si1lo6elle til at be11ptte
Set &omn1ltnifationsbeje meIlem
MtobelbaDct og Set rp6e SAB. Men
natltrligbis faar SStalien fun oenne
@ebilling paa alborlige 8ctingelier
Der bill bore ret gerere116e for ben
i%tolicnife Mel1troIitet.
Set er 6isie @etrogtninger, inr
set italicnife Minilteri1rl11 CT opto:
get al.
Sc er oltloa Stalien> lou mere
enb england tr11es al Sen tDrfilf-
tpife gfSpeoition. Stolien bill li0e
mere bcrunoer cnb gnglono, pg Set
fan life blibe ltaoenbe roligt mes
forslagtc Mrme. Set ginloer 10
life blot at befri Gri6ent, Srieit og
9Qlrnotie11, Set gjaloer ogloa at BE-
bare Sc itolienife @olonier bcO Set
raoe Sob> Sc &olonier, Ser ct bic
ben % bellige, be6e6e ion Sc er blc=
ben al Sen it%alienife &onges 5oloo-
tiers @Io6."