davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

nemItg 1taoig bRf forattbre 5tilling.
8oler11e er altiO paa 8anOring, men
iaa logte, at set tager Martl,iir0er,
fpr 5oran0ring mprfes.
Denne 5beori ltpttes al 3oolo=
gerne, font oppe / =Sibirien,
inO 11n0er &an6e11 at Ssbettea1, fin=
ser Benra6er at @lefanter og andre
beloig ltore 9Dr, ser lite fru1oe leDe
andre 5teber ems / tropiif alim1a.
9r. 50. 9. Matbetp al Mmericm
Meuie1m bor gjort 9prefl1no fra 81
Ibirien til 5pecialit11oium, og ban
er al Sen falte 5%orn1ening, at gu
rene og bore 6orfG0re bar Dun0ret
fra 9orOpole11. 9an % Mann lonn
@aecfel, @a0olp, &en0all og flere
onDre CT e11ige on1, at Mberne bab0e
fit 8egpnoelie for 2R Millio1 Mar
1i0en oeroppe> bbor 5tefansion III
ier6es.
Sioe1 for Menne1fenes fprlte Sp=
treoen pao 5fueplaoien aniettes til
for 100000 Mar ii6en; tbi ser er
gion S1tn6> lom biier, at Sen fgrlte
Isfobning, Ser git opreilt, ifuIoc
ifrioe Jig fra SEN Sio. Men set tog
$4,000 Mar, f9r ben11e 55ffiiffffelie
tit en- nogenlun0e n0biflet @jerne.
Meo onore Or6: Set ct 100000
Mor, iioen 8i6en1fabe1s Mbam pg
@Da boe0e / Noro Miien, bborbe11
SsbGtten MT mar. gfteriom Sor=
oenS Seloning foru110reoes, 6rebes
alt leben0e berfra, fun &elterne
ligger tilbage ser / 9eorbe11 io1n Ell
6olbt luffet @og pg forteller ont
BET 2ib, Ser Ell Gang bar flpreret
/ oisfe @gne.
l1ogram1i11gerne ltrefter Jig life
lengere moro chs til &onoen al S.
bptten. @Doo berre fuller, CT, bDoo
Gi0enifoben MI gjGtter Jig til. Sen
Denter mi paa, at Stefanslnn 1fal
bringe bjem 2psningen al beru1c ito
re @aabe.
gn onoen .Sorfatter bringcr Sen
oDerroifen0e Meobelel1e, at oppe /
gforb Sibirieu lcper CT Mpngoe
6nlf, ser CT al ubprc flor &9flt.
&us lerne forlpgte for Sunorcoer al
glor li0en at oberbinOe Ocnt, men
COB tobt, ioet bisic &empen1enne=
lfer ol0rig funOe poerpinoes, og Sc
fennpe0c oltiD til 9pben. 5enere
no>lot Mus1erne bem neb DIPLOMAT
% I'LL lener biSle Menneiter oppe
peb Ssbapets @rcober al Siifcri pg
&ensbpraDl. &ul0e gererer 0Gn fife,
6borfor Sc tribes gpbt n1eD Oeres nj
Wooneoers Sinter. Mrftilte Stor=
me pg Mprfe binbrer bern life / Sc
res &an0ringer og Mrbej0c. Sc CT
primitive &jpoebere og 1,bpre 1tpr=
fe. gn Golarmono fon tage ct 9fe1ls=
bpr pe0 @ornenc og falte Set opcr<
cnbe, % 8jprne hefplnper Sc rne0
&nptn9berne.
Iea1f ON sig e &pmper ifl1loe
|finbc poo at borore ipOoper! 9e
f1raoe mpr6o11fe boaoc Sacf Sobl1=
ion og Sim" Scffrics t6r Jrofolt
og tugc Jig al &ejler @ilbelm pg
Iprfen fer Wib6ogsmoocn 1tob poo
8or0et.
Moolfe 5tefnnsl jon bill bringe
me0 Jig Ell bel Slot al &Gn1per ira
lit opDogeoe &olorlono. Sc bill be-
bppes onrc / europa, bpor ale I'M
gerlpenoe mt neollagtes pao 5lag=
murfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Ger bar tort 8rbllnp 2pr0i

~ pHt FUI1 04Dt1IP ~UIUuH
Mtten | 9iemmf bns Mers. Gbri=
l"tellcn, 1911 Mnn 5treet, ioet bcrl=
ocs 9otter Mo11b bleo gift mco
Nilliam @aggertp, ser ct aniot peb
Mmcrican grprels Company pg
ltaar bpjt onltrebet. @altor 8oo=
6olot forrettcoe SiclienL ser foregit
/ Gr1locns 9jenn, og bco oc1 paofpf=
genoe Ofi06ag bar Scr so @ieitcr
tilitebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Hrnlit.
Set MIC banifc Sprnnsitof.

s Marbus hoebc for life lou lpn=
&c iibc1, CIT pngre Ma,b peO Mopn
g. 9. Niel}cn. 9ult nur egcntlig
5neo; men ban interesiereoe Jig for
rneget o11oet chs @oanbpprfct ng
goritc irrlig for Sprnplgltpffcr.
Semitic 6orfun0ifabcr bonoc ban
life, n1cr1 bon bopDe praftiif @reb
% Gncrgi, pg Set pur for bam NOT
til at 1loo set Maal, ban bupoe lat
Ito: at lure llblal1oet 6abrifatipns=
bcnunlcligbcoen al og ifobe CHI oonlf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @an naoeoc
DiDerc enon11, bo1l fanot en- belt 1lD
'Moobc at frcn1ltille 5toffet poo, en-
11cgct billigerc Woooc pg en gon=
1fe uforlig MooOc;; mu1 n1eo at foo
SOB iii at prnftiicre bcH gift bet
oo ifilligt longlommere. Scr hlep
1ogt bom ollc mulige @%inorin9er |
&cje,l mart meo. Bette og mart meo
flint Wlotip. &lunDt 0em bur natltr=
liqpis ogioo @enlpnet til 9rano= og
Grplpiipnsfaren, ng fprlt, ou Ero=
feslor i Semi SSl,li11s Heocrlcn peo
@plptcfl1ilf 2nreanl talt lagoc i'm
II
9(ltoritct / &egtlfaalen moo bette
Mntip, hlcp en0elig Sc fprnpore Gil
labclier gipne, % mi bar "Merollt=
2ompag1iet" lin 6obrif / fulo Grit
peb Spocr,,p, ioet &jobnnono &iego
sSe11lc1 pg SSS11gcnipr Nicllu1 / Sci
lcslfob bor taget Sugen pp.
g1l bolp Gnes Min1tterS Gong
fra Spocr1,p Station / Ell lille 2l11o
nbc poo Morfcl liggcr 1eloc
SprpngltoffobrifcL foroelt | e1
Sci Srnoubule. Noglc al DEM pn1=
.aipes al bujc Soronnl0c, Ser CT be-
iten1tc iii, bpis Ser iflllbe lfe en- gr=
ploiinl1, at binore bcnnes Mrf1ln=
aer / at iprebc Jig til Sioer11e; men
ON npgc1 Grplolion hliper Der f1r
Eolc nnbcr ganltc lerligc Sorbolo.
sSIb frcn1folbcr hen life = bet bor
mon 8epis for bcrigienne11, at Der
fornplig p%irfelig bar $50 poa So
brifen % brpnote 800 Hb. Mcrolit,
1,0cn at Ser fre1nfalDtes onoet emo
Gpg. 5ilbcrconingu1 foregoor Oa
ogioo peb &ogning al Dem Sto1=
blonoing, Ser CT Tabrifens poter1te=
rebe @enmeligbeO, oper oobre &o11=
furcr. 90 Slog frenfaloer heller
life Grplplion. Naar Stoffet etter
::aogniugen CT offjplet / aobne Serr=
1ponoc, bugges set les fra bisles
@i6cr n1eo S%ernboffer % fnules
DereHer imellem 5taolpaller, 1toe''
at ser f%pregaar nogd, Scr looer one
@toffets forlige ggenlfaber. Oct
mobtagcs oglau til Sorienoelle meo
6tatsbonerne l.bcn 11pgen Tor1igtlg=
Deosregel.
9H CT fprlt, naar &%11olobGttca'
fornn1er til, at ser bliper Sore peD
at on1goos Meroliten, % &nolobGt-
ten fren1ltilles life paa oenne So
brif. Set tier ct goot Stptfe borte
/ nogIe imoa guile Srle, Der er
eruppercoc mes minolt 10 meters
i1obproes Mf1tano omfring e1 Scent
pelpnuflcoer og er omgipne al bpje
8igtraoosbegn, in0enfor bpilfe Eo:
litibun6e boloer @agt. Ser proo1l=
ceres &nolbfpegislpet og blanoeS
rne6 It anoet Stof mes ct al oisle
b%i0unocrlige Nobne, lon1 Dor Sin
erccllerer / - u9rinitrotllool" Ell
bit Mabnet, og 11aar be11ne 8lan=
Ding CT arbragt / ct lille Soldier
bDllter / en- Meng0e al Blot 1 0 2
Bram og beo @jelp at en- Seno.
1nor brin5es til @rploiion | en- Ba:
pirpotron mes Merolit, iaa blibel
6ette ii0lte 5tof leben0e % farlig1
for fine nermelte 0mgibslier. Mert
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
st guot Silbnb.

$50 Mcres goot 2an0 meo 10
Solo 8pgninger, al Mbl, 70 &ser.
Ell Sci 9ens> alt Maifineri, fun.
$4,000. $4,000 fontant, Melten
5 %. Tor nermere 0plpsning ffrin
paa Gngelif eller Danif til
8. airfegaarb,
@or IA. = 2anrens, q. 9,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Sem frelit, 40 brnfnet. Sra Sip
benbaDn telegrafere0es / Man0ags,
at en- tpif Sorpeonbanb bar bleben
boret / Gent al Ell Sergebao0 / en-
&olliiion mellem Srelleberg, 5ber=
rig, % SEN tpife &pit, og at fun
5 Muno reb6ebes, mebens 40 brllf=
nebe. &ollilionen foroarlageoes beo.
at beege 8aabe tilberte SDiferne
og lcjleoe 1toe11 2Ds for at un0gao
|oe brittle l1n6erbonOsbao6es Sp=
merf1ombeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
2anb til salqs.

100 Mcres / Moieou County,
Weinn. so Mcres beo 8urfe, $50.
$50 Mcres be6 &rtbtorl Meinn. Gn
misunderstanding me6 8Dg-
ming. Gn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ming mes 8pgning. Sianrb Sober
ien, &nt6ton, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Cir @bmarb Garipn, Sen britt

Cir Gb>uarb Garion, Sen brittle
Suititsminilter, bar toget Mfifeo fro
set brittle Mimlterium. Sen Me=
ningsforfjeL font bioes at babe ber=
ifet inoenfor Minilteriet, CT iaole=
bes blebe11 aabenbar. @ariogen Ell
life 5tri6 ON l10fribningen, men
Singenes Iilltano / BET mere Dlten,
gomor0 bar lelb life giDet no:
gen Sorflaring; men set forlDoer
at BON lite bifaloer Sremgmngsmaa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Wealfineri poelagt. 8egge bis1e Sfi=
be CT blebe11. oftoflet og Monoifobet
pg &al1onerl1e er ie1lbt til 0or0onel=
lerne. &rpOieren uMeDjibi1b" lpb
pau @rltnb UNDER en- @fspe6ition /
Sprtebobet og ifuot / 5e1lf al Spr=
fcrnc ielp. Senerc bleb Sfibet bp=
bet al Ml1sierne % brogt til Soes=
la. De1l ormerebe &rD01er u@oirz
rebni 8orbcrosie" poo 10000 Sons
blcb poa 8ejen til Ooroonellerne
meo en- tpif @eipt11ing torpe0eret,
lomme11 n1e0 Ell minore &rpoler og
en- Iorpebojager, boorpe0 1>400
Man0 al 8elet11ingcn brl1fneoe.
&rigsifibet uGorguo Meis" blep poe
logt be0 en- inOrc Gfsplolion og IS
Man6 or9btes. Monge minbre
&rDoierc og Gorpeoobaooc er bic
ben eoelogt neo Meiner. arpoieren
~9an1i0ieb" er Sen eneitc lon1 er
tilboge. Smtrent bele SEN tprfi lte
9anOclsfloa0c CT blepen poelagt al
|bc Mlliere0es l1116erbu11osbaooe.
@o11 meo6eler enbpibere> at Sprfcr=
neg Mmml1nition er beo at 1lippe
op, og at Sc ltore tprfilfe &ononer
De0 Darom1ellernc finn far bber 16
5tl.b tilboge.
st Splag I 2%iterisen. Sra SIP
ben6opn telcgrafereOes / Sre0ogs,
at Ell tplf Oeltrpper ianme Sag
blep tprpeOeret og if1t0t / Senf al
en- hritiit. l111oerporosbooo peo SCI
lpo1ige l10lpb al Dreluno.
llmiboelbort cftcr at Sortpjet ba1
blenet rnmt al Sorpe0oen, bprtes Ell
bol0lom Grploiton, pg Surtpjet for:
lpanot / 6abet meb 0elptningen.
gn TIFF &rDOier ng tire 9c1troper(
befan0t Jig / Scamp me0 0en brittle
lln0erponosboo0. Sc tpife 6artpje1
beb9geoe fig / Girflcr for at l111o:
gao at blipe %ol1grebet al timber:
Dan6sbaooen, font Sc l%o1ntioig bonn:
baroereoe paa Set froftigite. 9ettt
De0pare0e 1logen Sib, in0til set lpf:
fe6cs llnOerbanOsbaa0e11 at fao tor
pe0eret en al 0eltroperne, lom eftel
en- forferoelig Grploiton ltrofs for.
lponDt unber @abets Sberflaoe. 81
ppriee tpife arigsifibc fog oerpac
ISlugtea1.
Soo mart Splfer11e tug Jlugten
lteg Observation-Disclosures op pot
SberflabenL iotte efter 6em % in0:
bentcoe Dem / Nerbeoen al Sobe.
5oo mart Sen bar 6em poo
l5fl,obol6, LOS Ben fig otter ienfl
% offprebe cit Sorpe0o moo Sc
nerme1te al Sc fienotlige Sartpjer
&noloet rDltebe set nermeite Nabo
lag pg Ben tDife Deltroper, iom ba1
ISfpoeifiper1, foribanbt / @abet.
Set antages at oe flelte al 8e
1et1inge11 pao bcgge Sc torpeoereo'
tplfe &rigsifibe milteoe 2ibet.
Sra 5tpcf6olm meloes, at en- Sp
trefning bar fun0et 5teo npr Hor
fala / ben finife 8ugt. Gn tpl
&rpoler liges at bore gaaef tilbnno>
% EN- ar6er at babe facet betDoelil
=5fobe. Oct mntages, at oenne SrGf
ming bor ltaaet mellem tDffe og rus
fife &rigsHibe.
Sir Gb,uarb Garion, Sen britilf
Suititsminilter, bar taget Mfifeo fr'
oct brittle Mintlteri1tm. Sen Sec
,reforTf;oI fo,r hfSn2 nj hnne nor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Hnlaunrt.

&pjtsangen til Hplarlanbet. Sra
@innipeg meooeles, at en- iii 2an0=
po1trute inoeufpr &olarcirfelen net
op en- blcpen oprettet berlteos. Ser
foreligger ollereoe en- Wengoe 9re=
be for 8eforbring til uMi0nutsio=
lens 2anD". Set fprlte Eoltbub
6e11ne Suite bil forlooe Edmonton
Mlbertu SEN 290e Nobember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Manse tprfiife sfibe poelast.
Sra ajpberbabn telegrafere0es !
Girsoogs, at Ell Manb 1om netop
CT penbt tilboge Dertil fra &onlton=
tinopeI Dor mcobelt, at Ben tprfilfe
6laabe er traabt ITO of 5agam.
Sen tio1ieere tDife @rpoier r@oe=
ben er r1iinerd % n8resIm" 3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Mrs. Thomson
meddeler kvinder
hvorledes hun gjennem .Livsfor-
andringen blew hjulpet we'd
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Veg
etable Compound.

og gjennem Livs-
f~orandringen led
jeg skrakkeligt
i SEEKS Aar. Jeg
forsGgte flere
Lager. men in
gen syntes at gil
We mig Lindring.
Hver Manned
havde jeg hefti-
ge Smerter i
begge Slider, der
gjorde mig saa
svag at jeg
maate hOlde Sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

begDnDer lit 5fpleoar ben 1. Nnbember 1915 for 1nge Donjf-
omeritonife 0ea1o og &pinoer 90 ilutter ben Is. gfarts, 1916.
l1noerbisning Sc alminoeliee sfolefog poo Danif og en-
gelf. %airfebHtorie, 8i6eHlasie, o6gige 6oreorag, 02niif, Soono-
arbejoe, 5oloelsfag.
S Sobang er Ger ct Der lMt &limn ON 8intere11, ng Snegz
nn er neget lnrf. genDt %Sejlgbcoen til ct 5foleopbolo JDr=
binoeffc mco cit gejic til @erocnsuoilingen 9pg 8efeo ON
bilH9c Observation-Disclosures pna nGrmeHc Sernbonefontorl SfriO
otter SfpIens &ataIog!
Benedict gforbentoit, 5urftanocr.
aa@@@aaaa a@#@ap T. & @@@ a@apaa @ma@aaaa@aa #a4m@a 81 @@@
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Gn transfpntinental 8ane.

0N lrHNSIUHltNenIHI VulIt. Is
Splge cit Me6oelelle fra @innipeg
bar for ct Har Oage ltOen II fana=
biite 5enotorer, So Meblemmer al
set fonabilfe lln6erbus % Ell
Mengoe %SSol,rnaliiter @jalter
8innipeg. 9e afrejitc tbers igjen=
neln &ontinentet mcb set fprlte 60
nobian gfortbern Hasiogertog fra
Guebec til 8ancol1ber. 5elifabet
|ltob unber 2e6elic al Sir @illiam
Mac4in5ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
&artnr.

&rooerlogen far 8a5ar / benne
l1ge> bporfor 5plterlomfl1noet moat=
te %fpranore lit Msoe ira GorsDng
til Sirsoag for life at fon1nc /
&ejen. 8a5aren l11tter poo 2prooe
% Sn0tegten lfal benpttcs til at
bcfolte SEN ltorc 5ul 0eforcrct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Sp6n 8onlien OPS. SON bler
orebt al ct Gog poa ct. 8o11l So
mem liblte 5en6ag often, men bDor=
leoes ltlDffen lfte, CT Der ingen
lom beb. Sans Sig fan0tes beb
16oe Street al Mlbert 2arien ION
ltrafs melbtc Oct. til &olitiet. @eb
SEN .foretagne l1%nberipgelie fonlto=
tereoes set, at Soget baD6e ram1
6en nlpffelige ioet bon frDblebe
Macine 5tret, og ban bar bleber
Tebt en- bel 8locf fer 2iget en0eliq
Hap lps og blep faltet neo / @rpf:
ten, bbor BET fm6tes. Gogper1onale1
bnbbe ingen Mnelle ON at babf
0rpbt en- Moa1b, fgr be fit l1n6er:
refining Derom al 8olitiet. Sobr
&ouliea1 TOM til &acine fra 9m.
mart / 1880 meo 9ultru og 86rn
SON bor en- ltreb1om Mano, mer
BET gjorbcs og1aa beboD, for Sumi
lien bofie6e, inbtil BON bab0e e1
@erneflof paa en-. balb Ones, oe1
ollie er lebenbe. 8ol1l1en arbejOebe
80 Mar poa lanme Snbrif, bpilfe
tiener til 8ebis pao bans 5taoig
beo. San Dar Me6lem at gma1'
@iirfm og al grooeriamfltnoef am
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Gmil &asmnsien pnglte 5pn al
&anOmooler &asmusien pao Yro=
ipect Street, Ser liolte Nor gif inb
/ Murinen lan1mel1 mcb fem1 on0re
l1l1gc Gutter ber ira 8pen, for mi
gjen11cmgooet Mefrutlfolen / 2ofe
@lutfs og bar ppret bjen1mc poo en-
ii Cages Torlop. s Manongs rej1te
bele Mpngel1 til 6loaoeltotionc11 /
@rooflpn, bpor Sc bill blipe anlat
poo ct eller or0et &rigs1fib, for at
.tjei1c SC noe II, tie Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Sans @anien os @illiam Srtell,
Ser bar anflagct for at bope iparfet
0el1 1l1lge 5igurb Gbrmonb / I'M
oerlipet, ioo ban maatte fjprcs poo
@o1pitalet, font / Sorbpr iiolte
Wan6ag og bleb ltrafs frifjenot, ga
oct bepiltes at Orengen boboe beret
/ Slagsmaal mes lin cgel1 8roOer,
pg De Mnflage0e bnpoe ingen Sfplo
/ bans &peltelier. San CT %forreite11
allcreoc paa 8enene igicn og pil if
fe baDc piocrc Men al Slogct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Sire prominente Mrn6 / 8ro0er=

Sire prominente MrnS / 8ro0er=
iomfunoet = Observation-Disclosures
Meb0er, @uloin1co &snsbolot, So
gern1clter 9anlc1 og WpbclbanOler
2orie11 = fjprtc not ioo flot til
&onpe1tipnen / ct. 8ol1l pr. 9(l1to=
mphil. Oct bar fun en- Sulphur, 1oa=
oarr CIT 400 Weil paa to Sage, mel1
Set goar fife alti0 til lom 8relt tier
flyer. Srren 0crop tog tic 0ogt
Il 5tcoet for to, lun %beregnet, %
9jemrejlen gift en0nl1 pGrre, for
BEN DorcOe bele fire Gage pao
@r11nb al SC lpleoe &ejc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

&ergelanS Tpreningen foor mo-
tablc @eltcr paa 2pr0ag Mften, i0et
ST. @ilbelm MHgenitjernc ira
&riltiol1ia, pad @jemrcjlen fra l10=
ltillingcn / 5on Sruncisco, bill al
legge &acine ct 8elbg % bol0e So
reorag oper r9eorges Sl1bilel1msaar
1914. Sen nor fe &onlul fra Mil=
lpal1tce, Slof g. Mobc, pil gjore
Telge. ST.. Morgen1tjerne CT go0t
fje110t / Mmerifo, efterlom ban for
npgle 9lor it0e11 Dar. aniut iom Sc
gationsiefrter / @oibingtpn. 6or
Giben CT Don 5efretpr / l%l0enrigs=
miniiteriet / &riltionin. Erofurator
8enlon pil ,introoucere Sc to Salere
til Soriomlingen / Morgen Mften,
og man benter ielbfalgclig fulot
Sus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-07
RUPERT TO KEEP
 FISHING TRADE
 DEVELOPMENTS QUIET

Prince Rupert has decided not to give publicity to the shipment of Am erican Ash through that place for fear that it might cause the Ameri- can government to take steps to re- gain tho trade for American towns.
 The Prince Rupert Empire of Aug says
 "The advisability of advertising the coming and going of United States fishing boats doing business in Prince Rupert was introduced by Geo. w, Nickerson during a meeting Friday afternoon. He said the local press reports were being clipped and sent to Washington as an argument in be- half of those who had fought against the transfer of the business to this port. While publicity was all right, lt might not be wlsest in this re- spect
 "The mayor was of the opinion the point was well taken. There might be no harm in recording the quantity of fish taken without going into too great detail as where bottoms came from
 "O II. Nelson argued that Seattle knew how much American fish was landed here, what the price was, and in fact all about such things. Every month, the Pacific Fisherman had every bit of information"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-07
soUsNs "TIPPERARY"
 CALLED WONDERFUL

Mrs. John Philip Sousa. wife of the America march king, who is tour ing Southeastern Alaska with her two daughters, passengers on the steam. ship City Of Seattle, ayailed herself of the opportunity to come North by reason of her husbands tour of the West
 Sousa and his far-famed band are in Seattle at the present time. Com menting on one of the Sousa con- certs. Charles Eugene Banks a Sc. .attle newspaperman wrote for the Post-Intelligencer.
 What a great musician will do with simple theme when it appeals to him Sousa demonstrates in his hu' moresque. "Tipperary." which he rem dered at the Metropolitan last night for an encore. The song is. in our minds. connected with the English and French armies. sousa makes it a universal story. While the rythme beats through the mingling sounds of the instruments you can hear the chant of the Hindus, the "Marseilli- ase," the tender songs of England, of Ireland the wild piercing tenor of Wales. the beat of drums, the whistle of flies, the snatches of religious tunes. You see a lone Mulvaney sit ting on broken gun in the moon light singing softly, Its a Long, Long Way to Tipperary.' You hear a rol- licking chorus in the distance troll ing out the same song. The French man caroons it above Q wounded com. rade Afar off a big Highlander burrs the words in a mellow bass. The diff ferent shires of England cry tho song boldly. You can almost recognize the dialects. In a word, you get com. plete picture of the war, with it's attendant emotions Sousa has done this with a simple ballad 1t is a stroke of genius. Perhaps no other band could get out of 1t what he does. but it will always be effective even commonly played"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-07
GERMANY GETS
 AMERICAN COTTON

Representative Sims of Tennessee has prepared figures from government records showing that German and Austria obtained more nearly their normal supply of American cotton in 11 months ended June 30 than did France or Russia. Germany received. directly or through neighborlng neu- tral countries. an but approximately lS9e of her normal supply. Great Birtain's purchases were more than 3OO,OOO bales greater than during the year before the war Total exporta- tions of cotton to Europe from Aug. l, 1914, to to June 30 amounted to s. 321,1S2 bales, about 4SOOOO bales less than for same period of previous year. Following tabulation shows shipments to Austria, German and to neutral countries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-07

."Many are called. but few get up." We stole that one. Maybe next week wo eau pull something original with- out getting killed.
 MISS RAMA BEAR CAME OVER from SitlSa last week. She admits she never chased one in her life,
 
 SAM NIILWEE TURNED DOWN an offer Go dive for the Islander wreck. The head Of the expedition had been told Of sam's recent fishing trip.
 WE CAME NEARLY BEING AP. pointed guard at lhe Jail when the bounce was applied by the marshal last week. They said we were too well known to the prisoners.
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 R. E. CHAsTAIN AND CARL NOR ris have returned. Tn return for mon tioning them in this column they have promised to give us some cigars. We hope they won't be like the ones Willis Nowell gave us. We had thc Howell gifts assayed and the yield was glue. rope. odor and ink. We smoked one of them and thought VIC were walking on the ferry slip on [ hot day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-07
GORCAS TALKS
 or MEDICAL
 SIDE or WAR

Speaking for the first time in con-I nectiou with the sanitary aspects of Che European war Cen William C.. Corgas. surgeon general of the Unit ed States Army said Q few days ago eUndoubtedly great sanitary lessons will be learned through Che experience es of the medical officers of the war ring nations in Europe but 50 far we have received no reports and not known just what they win be.
 No war has ever been watched so closely by such well trained and able medical experts. although it happens that we have not been ablo to secure important representation. But of course. all the European governments are watching it's sanitary phases and recording them in ways which will give permanent value to their obser- yations."
 Continuing, Gen. Gorgas said
 Probably the most important of the unusual sanitary conditions will prove to have developed through the character of the wounds.
 undoubtedly they are more gem orally and seriously infected than ev- CT has been the case before.
 "The large proportion of infected wounds in this great war will be chargable to the intensity and cease lessness of artillery fire and to the nature of the trench fighting.
 "The second and the more serious thing is Che fact that by the nature of the trench fighting it frequently becomes impossible for the contend. ing forces to leave shelter SO that they may gather mp their wounded.
 Both artillery fire and trench ! fighting makes rescue of the wound. ed difficult, for they render the op- en reaches of the battlefield virtually impossible.
 "We scarcely can expect the pres ent war to develop much new know ledge with relation to disease. Fought in temperate or cold climates, it of fers a few or no disease problems; but lt win so far forward toward de. monsuating the practical inefflciency of several comparatively recent med ical discoveries.
 Among these undoubtedly will be typhoid vaccination. The application of this preventative method to mil Ions of men-and literally millions have been vaccinated in the various armies undoubtedly will prove ii and perfect it.
 "But in this war the surgical side is infinitely more important than the medical side.
 New Spread of Typhus
 "Typhus is looming up very threat eningly in the eastern theatre of war particularly in Serbia and Austria and ere long may appear in the west ern armies.
 Much has been learned of this dis ease in recent years For this new knowledge the world is indebted principally to two American investt l gators. DTS. Anderson and Goldberg whose most notable work was done in Mexico City some three years ago where those scientists discovered that typhus is due to the bite of louse as yellow fever and malaria and are due to the bites of mosquitoes
 During this investigation an American surgeon named Ricketts fell victim to his zeal, perishing of the disease. as Lazear martyred himself to the public good during the United States army investigations into vel low fever in Cuba"