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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

ital Brings Trade" Mrs. w Z. Mil
Ter on What the Different States
Are Doing With Woman Suffrage"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats. highest
quality a third larger package. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, highest
quality, a third larger package. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

GROCERY STORES AND MAR
KETS CLOSED EVERY WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

Keltner's Country Ham. Bacon and
Lard at your disposal. II. 2007. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

PaXson Seed Store, 23O So. Mich. st
AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06

The Worth club met Monday even
ing at their rooms. Mrs. T.. i. Hamil-
ton was the leader of the meeting. W.
+. Miller gave a talk on How Cap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27
WfitOUr9rr.

Era0t bel 6ncreu ganfcn an uuO
ucrluuat idriftlidc 9lHhuort. ub iie
it'd Oireft oOcr inOircft an Oer0ricaS
2Iulcibc iir oic 9lQiirteu betbciligeu.
&cuu Oic9 Der 6nll 1T, jicbt Gucr
Goutu }uraf, Oeun sic miiiieu 3H
5hnOcn fOmmcu. Die 2uliirten iinO
6cinnbc 6aufcrutt. 5ic f0uncn nidJt
oic $50 Niilloucn in WulO beja6len,
ole lie bcreit5 2lmerifa ihulOen. 6er.
ner ucrlduwcuOcu iie tdglidD iiber 10
Oillioncn, 0epouiren Sic SIR
@elO immer in &onfcn, crcnSrnnO-
jas y5afetu Girit" lit, unO sic tciuc
Sc3ic6nugcn ~ Nriea9nulcibeu ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27
sic ieerleiOeni icOO0icbr l0were&erluitc
Sic auifen erleiOsn 9'ieoeroae bel 9'owO aClegnec
2seridt Oeg Oent(aen elenerarla6s.

@cr(u ua guuoun 26, September - Ger Gcnc BON Der Ont
dcn o6crtcn Sccrcctuug crouc am6 crid geb cuCrc 6
ddoc ser 1ntdcn on @crOut oud Oah Oic uir
ten icbr dmerc %crlntc crlitcn
gohitcJeuo scr uoac Murtlant Wttfciuua:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27
Der 0Rerrei&il6e 2jeriGt.

@ieu H. uiu QOubuu 26. September Der 0tcrrciddJnngnri
ih Ccneraliab tat Gcuc nadcGcuOe Nmtdc WGlnug
6ctnuut 9cGebcn:
0 &uu cbten gcicu m cucm Grocn lruppeuongebot brc
Gcrnc Or NGc uwO Ncrcncc nncrC Giuen III onrd
bdcn Sic dlad uc meB Sage mGlrtc bat init elner D0uI
aeu NcOcraqc Run aecn6e 2O mm Dem 6noe Gclau0
mpuri in cncn nuicrcr Sabuara6en c5u6r0cu mnrO nrdf
qeuOrfen eritt egr idmcrc &crluite
Gefn Wadmitao a6n0 wcOr9oltcu Oi 9ncn jcbnmO bin
ter euanocr ciuen &orof@cn 0ld @OuO Nccncc Der c
ic0eoulnl idlctcrtc.
Leld 3nO5ce Or gal5dCu @rcn5c mnrOc enc ctno
dc Nblrnq mclh uniere ba0gu %cr6auc bnonrd bis
uncre ShluQcu uOrGGOrungcu UNr aeangcn gcnOmmeH
Nu Der feua bat bic NftDiGt Oco 6cnoc0 uagea
cu 5u Ch@oi3icn berrht &nbc
lncrc in Qtann fampnNeu 5trcid fobu ben 6cinO Der
Na6c Uon aroo0u ani Eimicr obru 5nif8
dlaacu. t
Bon bcm abGidcu &ricaS@anpot IuO tcinc 08nic
NcocntEng n mclOcH"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27

0ic M}o6iInladung nidt IN bcionoc
rcr 92ciic bcidllcmiAt miro
@ulQorii6c2i bilm q hunJ
onaeblid QcQcH ocnt
id)C5 @ur0rinQCn
2OnooM 2G. september Giuc
1cpcid)c ans }lthcn an sic ,,Grhongc
lclcgrapb GolnpunD" beiogt
Ser 6ulaarii6e 0Iiniitcr erfldrte
6cutc oab sic 0}o6ilnaduna Der
bnlgariid,en Prince niht irgcno ci
nel }lngriff lcacn Gjricdculono oOcr
Serbicn beGpedc. ionoerl Dab sic.
icIbc cine @oriidt,maBrcqcl 6iIoc,
foQ9 oic Oeutihc Observation-Disclosures.
pen BIS 9ioin uorrijdcu iouten.~
CGi0m lit cine bcicitigte bulauri.
iGe StuOt al ser Conan, l3O N}ei.
len iiio6itlid Don 9elarnO, Scrbieu.
Sic lit Elm Centrum iiir Ocll 5itcrrei
hiichen 0un0cl nit ocm 5dmarjeu
Nicer. 5ie uiirOe oie crite buIgnri.
die St0Ot eill ueldc Die ocutid,
oitcrrcidliihcu Iruppcu crreiden
milrocu iolte Is 0cm onQctiinoigten
tertoniiHcn &ornorid oui Gouitdn.
tinopct qelinqet oen 3G APctIen brci
ten 5trciicn in ser norooitlideu Gdt
Scrbiens jlI panireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27

Ipril6c Oird5uieBen 0ereu 9crcd
tialm1 Don ser qan5cn @elt amer
funut miro.
n< 6 innncr nod uo8Iid, 6rIe
Den NIT SercNti9fcit 5u ucrcincn2"
iruat Damn oic 3citln9 mcitcr."
@ulQuriih e @}obilmo
dun0ihrcttct fort
Sofia, y. 2cpt. uio 2onOon.
%. Scpt. 4'rcnricrminiitcr 9in
Ooslauoii pcrbrad]te acitcrn Ocn
Ga8cu Gag bcim a0nia 6cr0monO
i'm Somnrcr Enloitc ST &rana.
Ger @rcnlicr fcbrtc bcutc nod So-
iia 3urild.
Sic Wlobilmahmd Scr buIdori
idjcu ylrutcc idrcitct in bcpm.
ocru9mcrt6er 94ciir iort. 9ic 9abn
9ltoriidtcu fountcn gcitcru iogor
cinigc l3aggons iir ocu Srdnsport
uon ,}nfcrriIbcn uno aobIcu }r
GcriiiauuG itcllcu
Gic mobiliiirtcn lrtppcn lin0
nit ncuen llniiormcn lmO icbr glt.
ten Smuhen auSaeituttct. IS miro
crmortct. Oob Die 2lrmec in mcnigcn
Jogcu ,un 6clOoiemt bcrcitlte5cu
miro; oo9 ea 1T au9enideinii4, ooB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27
Ofrnb0r
lbertriGbGn.
SiC8c6bcridDtC Der vi:
liirtcn.
9SDtt lSdris ulto SOu0Du
ansgeI0uOt.

Grout 10000 0mtihc 0eiou9cr
Qcnoumcu 1o6cn. o}emonucu
on9cbdh an mcbrcrcu StcQcu ou
2crroin. Cir &o6n 6rcna 5
Qcri6t o,ic6t 6cblihloa 6ci
2ooe ST.
Eoria, 2G. September. 9Idd
Dem 5clte 2l6cuo bonn frun3oliihcu
@ricasburcou ou5acgcbencu oiii5icI
len bulletin lQGcu sic 9riten lnto
6rou3oiru ouQcbIih in sen lcbtcn
beloeu IaQcu mcGr ais 10000 I'M
uerulmocte @eiaugcuc acnaht. Ger
Ntrjht luutct.
ollllcre CiicuiWc n0rolih Don 2(r-
ra2 1ot meiterc 6ortihrittc acuodt.
@2ir babcu in muGtiacm &orltoB 0aa
Qou5c Gorf Smhcj Qenommeu lmO
iiu0 0itlih IN ser Jtihhmg olf @i
ucnhi uorQcriIft.
lScitcr ,iiIolid bo6en mir Ga Sole
crrcjht lm0 iiu0 u0r0lic6 Don (hcbuo
uorQcorlngcn. &ir muhtcu I'M Qmfc
0jcicr Cpcrdtioucu ctpu 1000 Sc
ionaluc.
In Der G6onlpoQuc qcmjuneu I'M
icrc Strcittrdftc meitCr an @ooeu.
9}a6Ocn mir naGc3u oli ser gou3en
6ront 3miiden }lubcripe mo Bile.
iur (our6e 0o5 mGhtgc 9}cbmerf
MN ShilBcngrd6cu 0urhadnaelI
tleicu Sorts uu0 llnteritGnocl Oo9
Ser 6ciuo in louQcu N}onotcn auaqe
butt bdttc, gefrul5t 1otteu iin0 mir
in uor0lihcr 9tihhmq borgcorungeL
moourh sic Gcutiheu ac5mlmqeu
mr0cIl ouf lire SdllBeuQrGbcn scr
3lUcteu @inic 5uriid3uiaIlcu 0ic ctuu
0rej bis bier ailomcter 6intcr Semen
ser critcu 2inic oclc9cn iiuo. Gas
9}ingcu ooucrt oui ser aon3er 6rout
tort.
@9ir 1obcn 2'Gpiuc &c &cocQronqc
crreiht pno 0o5 Nlodbau9 auf Scr
@onoiuuBc pon Souotu uah Som
me @pc lm0 bic &ilttc ouf Der &ano
itrobc bon Souoin noh (omcrc poi
iirtc. 8citcr 6itlit6 bcGaupten mir
Die 6orm BON 0}aiion9 &c G6om
poNue.
Ser 6cmo bat inter lmicrcm @c
ihiIbiuler mo inn 9Iobtoupic be0eu
tenoe &crl1lite crIitten. Gr lief in
ocn bon inn acrGumten Shon5mcr
len cine be6eutcnoe W}cnqc &rieqa
moteriol 5lrilt, oos nod niht tabr
Iirt mcroeu fam. Die Gr6eutmq
uou "a 6elOgcidiiGeu lit bcrcito &c
mcIaet poroen.
Ole 3a6l lnicrcr @ciongcncn
mddbit ltetig un0 beldtft iiG mli nc6r
oI5 10000 llnDernu0ctc, oaruntcr
tuin0citcnS 200 Ciii3icrc.
Die C5eiommt3obl Scr in 5pci "a
gen uun ocn 2lQiirtcn auf ser Qun5cu
6ront gcmahtcn @cfonacuen bctrdt
mebr ais 10000 D}onu."
&oa ooa frou86iii@c
&ric0Sbureou io8t.
@oris, %. September. g&ad
eincm beute pom irou80iiidenariegS
bureau erluileuen oiii5ieacn Gomm
niquc mndten Die 6ran3oicn gcitcrn
in einem blutiBcu @cicdt inn Gbont
pagnc Iitrift ungeblih ctuu 10000
6ciauQnc.
lud ocm @criht orungcn Oic
6run3oirn ui elmer 5Sront pon fiini
3ebn MeiIcn 2dngc mo an cin5elncn
Stcaen 212 McilCn @rcitc in ole
oeutihcn @oiitioncn Gin.
Gos 9iingen tobtc in Oer Gbanl
poGne NIT lnpcrminocrtcr 6citiqfcit
iort.
]}uhIic6cno Der anBc 5nbolt oca
9erihte9
oSn 2lrtoi5 bebauptetcn mir in
Der 9loAt Die aeiteru pou lm9 gc
nonmencu Foiitioncn. 2icic I'M.
iolicn ooa Chateau oc Garlcul ocn
,5ric0boi BON Souhcj mo Oen let
ten S6iibcngroben uclhcn ser
feino nod 0itlid uou oem ioaen.
nSabpriutb" beictt bieit.
IN Der 6banpogne Oduet Oaa
oiutiae 9iingen mli ser 2nnjen6rout
lort llniere lrlppct iino in Die
oeuti4cl Silieu mli cmcr 6rout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27

uer ueridJwcuOcn iie tdgIidl iiber 10
O}illioncu. 0epouiren Sic SIR
@elO immcr in &onfcn, Oercn SrunO-
jas oSafem 6irit" lit, uuO bic feline
9e}ic6nuacn ~ 0rica9aulci6en ia.
ben.
9. 2i. 9dnttot.
lScpt 27J
oon % atlomctcr U5 0}cIm ouf
cine 9reitc cingcorn9cn Die pom
cinem bis }u pier Ailonlcteru uari
irt. lluierc (ulppcu bobcn I'M
9uric Der 9taht ale Oic erobcrten
StclIlmGcu lc1altcu
Gle 3a6l DER uon lua acmodteu
NciauQcucu ilbcritcigt 10000.
2'om Rcit Scr 6ront lit uiht2 jl
mcIocu abqcic1cu uon cinem llcbcr
raihlm99 9lu1riff uniercr 2lrtiue
ric mi Die ocutihcu l8crfc in ser
@cacuo pom Snmoia i'm Dan DC
Supt.
@rttCu urrlurru Gerruin
Bel NuOa.
Houoou, %. Sept. Die 6ri.
tiiben (ruppcn in 6ranfrei6 ia
ben ua6 eiucr 5eute 2lbcuo ueroi
icutliAtcu oifi5icllen O}ittbcilung
oa9 aoujc (crroiu bebolrptet, oo5
lie unl Sauitag ocn Geutiden ent
riiicn nit 9IlIouubmc cincr Foli
tim u0rOljb non Zoos.
&u Der N}ittbeihmg 5ciBt Is:
a6utc babeu rd blutige a0nlpie
auf oem gcteru acuonueucn Ger.
a;, oGgeIpicit. Cer c5eiu0 lntcr
uabm energidc @egcn }lu0riiie
0itlid mo uoro6jtlicb non 4ooa.
2a9 Griultat 0ieier Sdnpie lit
oaB mir nit }lu9nabmc pon Foii
tjoueu lera0c n0r0li6 pm &oo9 0o9
danie acitcrn gcmonncne Gerrau
bebouptcL eiuidIieBlidb Der Crt
ihuit Zoos ielbit
@eutc }lbeu0 babeu mir oicStciu,
bride norOmcitlid Dou 3ulub jl-
rilderobert, wclbe mir acitern &c
nommen NM mieOcr uerlorcn bat
ten. ySir BADEN oie HcictUcu oe3
6cjnOc5 in Oieie adHpie 5ineingcjo
gen mo oaourd oeu 6roBoicu aif
unicrer Rcbtcn ciu meiterc9 Dor.
oriuaCu crnIoglidt
2ie 3ab( Der @ciaugeueu bctrug
nod Oeu gcitrigen aGmpicn 2600
42onu. 9ir crbcltetcn nclm Nc.
itilbe m0 cine groBe 2lnjo6l BON
Q}aidincngcucbrcn.
llnierc 2Icroplanc BADEN bcutc
na6c 2oiire3 0itlih uon 2ouoi, Ell
men 3ug 6ombaroirt uno beihdoigt
mo ejncn on0ercn 3ug. ucIder nit
(ruppcu auGeiiilt mar, bel Robult,
na6c Saint }luauo 2lud scr @o
lcuccunc9 @ohuhoi muroe bombar-
Dirt.
Gin &cnj5eIo$ Stcg.
2lt6cm 2G. September (uia "a
rjal. Gu9 9lcultot ser tuleiOo
ifoportigcu politiiCGcu 9erdnocur'
gen Die iid in sen lcbten poor "a
gcn in erichcuIouo 5ugctruqcu ia
beu miro ais Gin eutidicoeuer Sicg
ilr &rcmierminiiter 9}eni5clos augc-
iebcn.
SIS miro icBt olS iiher uugeieben,
Dab oas icrbiif.griediide 9iuoniB
ourdgciiibrt nerocn miro. mo ooB
Grichcnlan0 inn Sale eineS 9(ngrifis
9uIgoricn's 0egcn Serbicn ouf 5cite
Ger Guaoruplc Gntcntc in ocu &rieg
cintrctcn miro.
Gilrfiib bulQuriidc3
l}rototoll untcr.
5ctdnct.
5nfin, 26. September (pid Con
oom. 9os @rotofou lpelheS I'M
Giufloug NIT 0cm tirjlicbcu tiIrfiid
bulgoriicbeu 2lbfomncn tilrfiifeS
@cbict an 9ulgoricn abtritt, puroe
gcitcru in 9emotito 20 Qtcileu tito
lih pom 2orianopcl, pom Sen titrti
ihen rmo 6ulaariitleu Gelegntcu mn
tcr5eiduct. Dies miro pon ser iemi
oiii8teIlcu 3cittng u9}arooni @rouo"
qelne0et.
Gas }Ibfonncn ubertrd9t an
0us 9eiammtc tiirtiidc
Eerritorum pcitIicb pom 6fliie Ma.
rita)
kirN6e? Rchraie1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27

MctlihCr &ri S dDuEpiot.
1c ucu Cficniu, DER @rcnunO Gron}Om, mcdc ct @|ou
ten uor6crcct unr OraR Obuc Rcr @ucr trem 3c
WCcuth Hatcr 5u briHacn
Nn scr Suite 6abcn brdc @riaaiic nit rcm 6cncr i'll
Den aumpi cnuarcu Und bcOnOcra bel 3ccbruAgc obnc 0o
irgcnO mcldc Mculmtc cr3cn
In or Gacno uOu pcru dciuO ipcrc &crlnh crihn
o6nc eiueu &orbcl III crrin0cn
SaSucih Elc gcluna Ocm 6cinO cine uncrcr 1Uip
ueu Der uOrOWC GcuS ibrcr uO9cdo
un &Crt6ciOguuosltuiC au b 5mctc ginc 3nrudntrben
QSir 6atcn uutnrdcrucc bbcntcuO &crlutc, cnhjcflt
0rcgamacra lcr m nh nin ben bcOca RoWoncn bctonO
Sin Wcgcunugrj dreitct III guufgcr &ciic fort
g8r 6a6eu uiig Die Nnen 9oric0 SDudcj acrGnmt
QnO 9ngr aai 0eer 6ruH murocn mt ttr Htc nrndaegc
icu Ieiubc nncOr6cnt ducrc %crnhc b9erod mn
1ae 80 gan0uc6r lnantcrc9cgmen fdncc Nd 9on5 bron
Ocrs ans lit Naib 9mcu mcdca I'M Do Den gonptidddeu
Nngrff n6rolid 2cnua 10 criolarcid 0rrta4rte
On Sample 5uCn Mem9 Nro ben Nrgunncn norOIt uOn
Gcrt6c@ wrrb cine 1DoR Onr Gin @OmurOcmcu II
Suocu ge3uuugu lire r80bnc &OdOn auugcbcu nub Nd nu
bic ucitc gu jnrGfu5Cu Die ua uet bis or Momc Ia
bis S6 Wlcleu biutCr Der crltcn lag
NQ &crnd Scr Nartcn, nuicrc Guien Ondbdcu iuo c
OOd cb8cdlNGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-27
3OirO imllfr
mDltrrijIrr,
9ic Sn3lage 0Nf Dcm
SalfQu.
Sic &5nltung SulGaricu' 8
i6ciubnr unentIdlicbcm

1WCGlpur uNeHft0itCoCt'
@uIaoriib, @caicuma rihtct 9}olc
an entente 0}d6tc. grflor.
cmpbotiin @}obilmohma lei
uidt ais Cffcuim 9}oBuo0ue
mi5uioiicn. Gonfrcu5 5pj
ihcu ouDQoriihcu @ciou0tcn ms
N}iujitcr oc9 2Duamdrtiacu iii
&ctroQra0.
&ou0Dn 2G. 2cpt. - Cie bul
aoriihc Nc8icrlua bat 5cutc I}or
gen Ocu N}ahtrn cine oifi}icQc l}ote
ilbcrmittclt mclhe IN icbr fotcdorj
ihcr 6orm crfldrt. 0aB bic N1objI
mahm8 Der bulaoriihcn 2lrmec i'm
natjouolcu ,{ntcrciic an9corouct
worocu lei lmO uiHt inn @erm9
ten oiiculjucH G60ratter traqc.
Iic ](otc ou Die lPd1tc ulr0r
om %. september abgcianot. iic
mar olio oua0corbcitct worocll c5e
@ricdcnIono mobil 5l mlbcu be.
ihloiicu bate.
Ir. @rcuo0ieff Der iriibGrc but
aariibc l}iniitcr 0c2 2lu3mdrtiaeu
ociicu Gintritt in Dos Cabinet ais
moald bcridtct miro, lit bcfount
our6 icine Stclhmauabmc fijr Die
GuoOrrplc entente. IS miro
bier aclloubt, Dab er Die 9}cgicrlmg
nidt icincr llnterihiblma periihcri
baben Diroc, mare cr Iiht iiCbcr &c
pciem OoB bic 9}c1icrlna Die gutcu
95iebuugeu nit 0cn Gutcntc M0h
ten mfreht 81, erGalttn millJidJc.
4uIaurii der 8riouotCr
rOnfcrirt NIT HuB
luu0'a O}iniiter0t2
2lcuBcru.
2pu0Uu, %. Sept. Ger
bulaoriidc @cian0tc in @ctrogroo
Bate gcitcrn in Der uriiiihcu&aupt-
itaot cine lon9c lmtcrrcOlmg nit
6rn. Scrgnl2 SoionoiL oeu rriii
ihel D}iniiter Oc5 2luaudrti9cu mie
cine 8ctrodroocr Gcpcibc an 0u2
Geuterihe @ijreou mcl0ct.
9ftdt ardcn RumGniCu
o0cr @ricdruluu0
Geri6 tct.
2lmitrrOum, iibcr 2onoon, %.
5cpt. Su einem Dem Soiio Cor.
rcipUnomtun Oca ,@erliuer Gage
blatte9 gGu16rtcu Enterpicu be-
itdti9tc Ocr bullariiHe @renIicr, g.
Aooo9laDoii sic in elmer am %.
September in Sofia abgegcbenen
6albantlidcn GrflGrlug 0ab lid
9ulgaricn }u elmer belUailnctcn9}cl-
tralitat ourh oic Gutmidclltng Der
politiihcu uuo nIilitdriihcn Greia
niiic 0e3 @cltfrielt5 ge5mln9cn &c
icbcn babe, ooB o6er 0ieicr Sdritt
mc0cr gclou 6lmdnicu nod aeacH
G}richculono gcrihtct ici.
1r. ]}aOoaIouoii ia9tc: oSct I'M
iercr lcbtcn llntcrrcoung bat iib Scr
Hric0 @ulqarien Qcldbert. Die @elt
mciB, mcd QroBc &ntcreiicn 9ul3o
ricn i'm 9dlfou bat lro 9licman0
foun iolcn mic meit oocr pic no6c
ocr Wiomcnt lit, mcnu NnlQorcn
oieic ,5nterciicn 81 6eiHilben Rat.
0ic2 iin0 sic @riiu0e, peldc inns
jlm lteber1ang ju bcruuiinctcr 9icll
trnlitdt }manA po0urh mir Dem
9eilpicl anocrcr nelitrnler Staatc1
iolQtcn ltuicrc gc8cnrudrti8c N}o
6ilmad)ung iii mr. cine Gcicniiu
O}aBno5mc mo a6iolnt nidt 8cact
Nlulduicn oocr @richcnlano &c
rihtct. 9ulgoricn bat fcine a99rci
iiucu 2lbi6tcn gcaen oieic Staaten,
cinr lhatiadlg. pcldc iH anul be
iou0cr9 berpor3ubcbcu uinihc"
Gtc @ulaoreu mijniden
Sen Tric0cn.
Qart5, %. Sept. Cine 1c
pci6e ans @cnf al sic 6aua9 2Igcn
1ltr beiaqt:
Sic bul9ariidc @rciie alcr
Gtuttirun1cu erfIGrt 1cluc, Oic9)'o
bilnadlulq scr 9lrmcc a0uiaa Ser
oinauo ici Mat nit naarciiipcn NO
iidtcn gci1c5tn; alc 9uI8arcn er
fcuucn icoou 0en Grnit scr Sagc
an. 9oa icmi oiiijicae ,g6o"
ialt
n3u sen 5o6ncn 0erltien iino
Sic 9ulgorcu ais elm @olf bcutc
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
DAWSON CITY PLANS A
 BIG PLACE CELEBRATION

The centenary of the ratification of the Treaty of Ghent, which was officially signed by the United States and Great Britain on February 17th, 1915, was observ- cd in Dawson by special services in the churches and in Whitehorse by a public gathering in the school house, where a very interesting pro- gram was gone through with.
 Steps looking to an international celebration of the anniversary to be held in Dawson ! during the coming summer, are now being talk en and on a recent call by Commits sioner Black, a number of citizens of that city met in his office and dis cussed a proposal that Dawson hold a public celebration. It was decided that 1t would be better to have the celebration in the summer, when visiting representatives of the two countries could attend, and the meet ing therefore authorized Commis- sioner Black and Dr. G. NJ. Faulk- ner, American vice-consul, to form u!ate a telegram to be sent to Governor Strong of Alaska, asking if he will cooperate in the propos- ed Dawson celebration during the summer, either on Discovery, or some other suitable day to be de- ;ermined upon. It was thought that possibly some OF the high fed oral officials of the two nations might then be able to attend, and that in conjunction with the cele- hration 1t would be possible to get up special features which would make the affair doubly memorable. !
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
SMOKER
 THIS EVENING

Everything is in readiness for the big smoker at the Elks club tonight The committee has prepared pro gram with plenty of pep in it, and a royal good time Is assured. As the attendance will be limited to Elks only, an effort is being made to have every member in this section pres ent, During the past year a num- Der of new members have been re- ceived into the local lodge, and among these there is some espec- ially gcod talent. Those present to- night will doubtless realize this when they witness some of the stunts that will be pulled off.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
POTATo-sELLING BUSINESS
 WEARING ON THE NERVES

Fairbanks News Miner: Knowing as Ee do that every family in town needs and uses potatoes, We would not have believed that potatoes could go unsold so long as those Two saeks ot Belgian flour fund potatoaH that the NegS-M Minar ia stuck with have been doing. we have inspected every individual po- tato h the two sacks, and we can't find a mark on them placed thars by human hands to queer their sale. There's nothing wrong with the potatoes-it must be the people of the camp who are to blame for this sudden stagnation In the market.
 Unless we can move them soon, 1t lookH as though we will have to keep them another month and then sell them for seed potatoes, at a higher pries than We are quoting them at teddy.
 Whatever happens. this Is our last season in the potato-selling business. The uncertainty of the business is too great. and 1t wears 0 nour nerves too much.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
FOR NEW YUKON MAP

Whitehorse Star: The director of missioned T., A. DfcKson 10 gatuer and compile all useful information of the south end of the Yukon, preparatory to publishing a new map of the whole territory. It Is the aim to have this map as re- plete with information as possible. MT. Dickson asks the cooperation of the public and invites any and all information, such as new creeks, trails location Of homesteads &c. The rew map will also show post offices, police posts, road houses, fox and mink ranches, and all pres eat wagon roads and trails.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
LOS ANGELES MAN INDICTED
 FUR AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY

Los Angeles, Feb. 20-Harry Chandler, assistant manager of ths Los Angeles Daily Times and son in law of Harrison Gray Otis, edi- tor and general manager of the same publication, was today indict- ed ny the federal grand jury in connection with an alleged conspfr- acy which had for its object the military ocLupat,oL. of Lower Cali fornia. Walter Bowker, of this city, B. J. Valjean, a former SBoer commander in the South African war with Great Britain, and former Governor Avllez, of Lower Califor- mia, have been indicted on the same charge. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
THE RESOLUTION
 PASSES SENATE.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 20-The senate today passed the Jones resolution thanking Captain Moore and the officers and crew of the Cordova for rescuing the 60 survivors of the United States revenue cutter Tahoma, which was wrecked in the vicinity of one of the westward islands in Alaska last fall. : [. "ft
 President Wilson. will name the members of the United States trade commission in a few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
THE WHITE RIVER COUNTRY
 IS OVERRUN WITH THIEVES

A party of miners and prospec= tors recently reached Dawson from the head of the White river, sev- eral of them having passed the win ter in Chisara camp. These lat ter bring word that two or three men have been closely watched by officers of the law in connection with the murder of Louis Schonborn of Dawson, which was committed in a cabin at the edge of Chisana City, the night Of December 26. Some very suspicious circumstances were reported in connection with several people who had not been very busy in he camp this winter.
 OHe man who came down in the party is from Donjek. He was pros peot!ng there and was taken down with rheumatism, and had to be hauled into Dawson in a basket sleigh drawn by dogs. He reports that he and his partner got down l43 feet in one hole on O'Brien creek, and also sank several other hclts, bu. got only colors.
 Stealing is common everywhere along the White he says, and bet ter police protection is very much needed. as there Is nothing Of value that the thieves overlook in their raids on unoccupied roadhous- es and caches along the trail.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
BRITIGH- BRII IIGGH -RREpIY RREEpI Y
 FLAG INCIDE0T

Washington, D. C., Feb. 2O-The text of the British reply to the protest against the use of the Ann erican flag on British merchant ves- sels has been received and says in effect that while Great Britain will not order the commanders of merchant ships to use the Am e1ican flag, neither will she order the practice to be entirely discon- tinued.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
SEA BLOCKADE
 IS LAST STAND

Copenhagen, Feb. 2O-A practical admission that tho sea blockade of the British ISles Is Geu1nnny's last stand in the European war is be- neTed to be seen in & statement just made public by Ylce-Admiral Kerchoff of the German navy and telegrNphed here today from Ham, burg. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
NOT bY \ MINE
 BUT BY TORPEDO

London, Feb. 2o-The British Ad' miralty announced this morning that the Norwegian steamer BeldITfdge did not strike a mine yesterday, as at first reported, bEas Ua5 torPeaoed by a German submarine. Pieces oE a torpedo were found aboard the vessel when an examination was made, which was proof positive of the cause of her injury.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
BoYLEs YUKON CONTINGENT
 WILL SOON BE AT FRONT

Boyls's Yukon contingent was announced to leave Vancouver B. C., this week, on the way to the front. Just where 1t is to so is not known, but 1t is presumed that be- fore long the YukonerS will be on the other side of the Atlantic and on the firing line. A late telegraph Ic message states that the boys are to join the British Columbia HOrSO. iL...
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
STILL MORE DRASTIC STEPS ID
 BE TAKEN BY GREAT BRITAIN

London, Feb. 2O-The British gov ernment has placed the American steamer Wilhelmina, which waS seaS- ed and taken into Falmouth har- bcr a short time ago, and her car go of foOdStuffs for Germany con- fiscated, In the prize court, and has also made an announcement in which it is broadly hInted that all- foodstuffs consigned to Germany will be hereafter considered con- trabaRd, and that stin more draS- tic steps in this direction arc to be taken by Great Britain.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20

San Francisco, Feb. 20-The Pan ama-Pacific International exposition opened here this morning. The wealth. CT was threatening, but that failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the people which was manifested as the day broke by the blowing of whistles of every description in all parts of the city.
 The actual opening of the gates was zignaled to the waiting multi tude by a series of artillery salutes and an electric button touched by
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
GOING ID
 INVADE ALBANIA

Berlin, Feb. 2O-Late dispatches from Sofia, Bulgaria, state that Servia is getting ready for an m- rasinn of Albania.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-20
FINAL MEETING TONIGHT

There will be q final meeting of he various committees of the Vol- unteer Firemen's ball at the W. P. A. club tonight at 7:30 o'clock.