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The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
THEY MAY SHIP
 AS THEY PLEASE

Dawson News, May 15: General Agent U. B. Edwards of the ". P. < Y. R., announces that the report published here some time ago, whicf a Noud,ker just from the coast, drought in. to the effect that all White Pass freight for the inside would be rout- d via Skugway and Whitehorse is iucorrey- Mir. Edwards has receiy- sA information from General Mana
 er Wheeler stating there Is no ,rush iu the report all freight Is to be routed by the upper river, and that shippers over the White Pass lines will have their choice of routes, the same as in the past. The article containing the state meut which, the company says was incorrect was given in an interview with the returned Klondiker from the outside and he was quoted di- rect, and given as unofficial, and
 not attributed to anyone connected with the company. MT. Edwards states that the story was misleading
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27

and not authorized by the company, but was of no noticeable conse- quence here, but when the same story in effect appeared in Fair banks paper it was of disastrous consequence and caused adverse criticism of the supposed new policy. He declares the company repeatedly has declared its policy or allowing shippers to route as they please, and will continue the policy. He also sets out specifically the plans of the company in the fol- lowing written statement;
 Tariffs have been issued nam ing rates both via St. Michael and Skr gway gateways ard the routing nS goods is left entirely with the shippers. The part Of this company Is 10 give the best it ssible and con sistent service by each route. The shippers of Alaska Lnow the merits o; both rou.es and after consulting the tariffs they will decide the routing.
 I understand there is much eX- pression of adverse criticism by shippers of Alaska, and our agents are now busy trying to correct the VT, ng impression which the publica- tioh of the article gave. I have had inquiries at Dawson regarding this and had to reply that there was no truth whatever in the published report, that it did no: emanate from anyone authorized by this company tc give out such information"
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27

There is only one more day re- maining until the big excursion over to Whitehorse on Saturday, May 29th, to witness the Interna- tional Baseball Tournament comes off, and that it will be a big one there is now every indication, as the people in the towns along the Gastin5au Channel-Juneau, Doug las and Thane - as well as our of Haines, have signified their intention of coming up to Skagway in force tomorrow on the Mariposa, taking the excursion train over to Whitehorse the next morn ing at 5:3O o'clock. and upon their arrival there carrying the place by storm.
 The local baseball team that will participate in the tournament, hay ing in mind the fact that they will in all probability be called upon tc face scme pretty classy players on the W-hitehorse diamond, have put In many hours practicing in Ine past two or three weeks, and as the weather has been ideal Tor outdoor sports have succeeded III recovering form in q wonderful manner, and the team that carries the honors away from them will have is work cut out for it.
 Among the Skagway people there is the usual enthusiasm that
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
SUNK IN
 DARDANELLES

London, May 27--Fcur British and one French ships were sunk by the Turks today while they were lesisting an attempt of the yes: sells to force their way through the 'Dardanelles.
 The old7style British battleship Triumph was torpedotG and sunk yesterday In the Dardanelles. A majority of the officers and crew were saved.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
NEW JERSEY STATE
 GOLF ASSOCIATION

West Orange, N. J., May 2G-An- uouncemeut has been made of the program for the New Jersey State Gols association champi, nship. It will be played on the links of the Essex County Country club, at West Orange on June 10. II and I2. All rounds will be eighteen holes and coinCideut with the Qual- flying play will be a contest for teams of four players each.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
THE KAISER'S
 GALL ID ARMS

Amsterdam, May 27-AdVices have been received here that the Kaiser has issued e Il to arnls of all the untrained members of the Landstrum, oyer thirty-six years of age.
 It is reported that sixty German soldiers, while riding in a street car at Ostend today, were killed by the explosion of a bomb dropped by one of the allies aircraft.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
AFTER VESSEL
 REACHES PORT

Washington, D. C., May 27--Re- ports concerning the disablement of the steamship Nebraskan have been received at the state department in this city. Before the government course in regard to her is determined however, she must undergo thor cugh examination after reaching port.
 Liverpool, May 27-The steam ship Nebraskan is expected to reach this port tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27

mildIe of the lake, planting it thickly with trees and bushes and making it q perfect refuge for wild fowl. Not only ducks and sea gulls will be made to feel at home on the island, but also swans, both white and black Australian, pelicansl wiIG geese and other wild fowl that wish safe refuge during all or part of the year.
 Kerfoot's plan has the support Of the city council.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
ID WRITEH0RSE AND
 INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT

, shows mp annually at the prospect of a visit to their ueighbors across the line, and large delegation js expected to go from here. The Skagway brass band will be delightful feature of the eXcur- sion, as the tedium of the long journey will be materially lessened by the playing of patriotic and oth- CT selections at the stops along the way, and also after arrival in Whttehorse.
 The special excursion train will leave Skagway at 5:3O on the morn ing of Saturday, May 29th, and re- turning will leave Whitehorse at Y D. m, on the same day; or those who desire to remain oyer night can return on special train leav- ing Whitehorse at $ o'clock a. m. Sunday.
 A reduced rate of $5 for the round trip has been secured by the W. P. A. club committee hay ing the tournament and excursion in charge. Tickets will be on sale tomorrow by Frank Fowler at the ticket office of the W. P. & Y. R.. or they may be procured of H. C.. Putnam at the auditors office.
 In order to avoid a rush on Sat urday morning and to insure the departure of the train on time, it is necessary that as many as can procure their tickets tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
THEY CONTINUE
 FIERCE ATTACK

London, May 27-Iu the provinces of Flanders, Belgium, and Ar tois, France, the Germans continue to make furious attacks upon the allies.
 The Italian army, which has crossed the Austrian frontier to- wards Isonzo, has rNt yet en- countered any serious opposition.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
TURKEY MUST
 SEEK PEACE

Athens, May 27--Former Turk ish Minister Of Finance, David Pusha, is now euroute to Germany his avowed intention being to tell the Kaiser that Turkey must seek peace at whatever cost
 It was reported here this morn ing that a Turkish gunboat of the Aileureis type had just been sunk in the Sea of Marmora, within sight Of Constantinople. by Brit ish submarine.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
.Is FORWARDED
 BY AEROPLANES

Paris, May 27-A French aerial squadron of eighteen acroplanes to- day bombarded and set afire several buildings of a chemistry plant To- cated at Ludwigshayen on the Rhine. It Is the most important explosive manufacturing plant in Germany.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Fl Paso, Tex, May :C-The El Paso Country club meets the Bor- der States Tennis association here today iu the Border states cham piOnship. ----L
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
VESSELS ARRIVE
 BADLY DAMAGED

New York, May 27-The steamers Ryndam and Cuneo arrived in port this morning. Both were badly damaged from the effects of the collision between ttsm off Nan tucket yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
WOMEN KILLED
 ZEPPELIN RAID

South End, Eng, May 27-In a Zeppelin raid hero last night two women were killed and many other people injured by exploding bombs.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-05-27
HE MEETS WITH
 NEW CABINET

London, May 27-King George today met with the newly formed British cabinet.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
: GrfIGrIide Situatiol

- GrfIGrli6eS Situation.
sic: 9aTt bu es benn i9on gele.
len, Mdnne. bic Seize 1T aud teurer
ee%iporben.
Gr: go ia, neil tie sben tnopp
pirb.
sic: Mertpiirbie. baB Die aud
tnapp nirb.
Gr: Dos lit bod gar tein Munoer
BEL ben bielen t%aufenO RuFen. bic mir
ecfangen senommen baben; bic 9reds
terIe miiiicn bod ale erit tidtis
abgefeift perben.
- Sin 3ufrieOsner. 9aupts
mann: Na. in oiefem aufgeipei9ten.
I2mubigen S9iibengraben 1T es
ppbl cud ni9t ansenebm 3u tams
pieren?
SolOat; Mo9t ni9ts, 9err Soupts
mann, Der 4r5t bat mir ia SdIamms
bG6er beroronet!
- Menberung. o.: Die llnis
FORM Der neuausgeriiteten fran3oils
IGcn SoIbaten 5eigt nidt mebr ods
nlte 8lau.
g.: Rein. balb eibt es ni1t mebr
bIaue, fonOern nur nod per,
bIdute SranaOien.
&inbIi9t ToTgsruns.
paul6en: Nidt pabr, papa. Der
Shirt NitoIoiepiti9 ipirb oesbol b
GroBfurit genonnt. neil er 70 risiig
sroB 1T.
Debote M abnuns. Sell
aer gum bornebmen 9oite). -. llno
bann bite i9 ben GERM Baron nod.
mir gitigt Der5eiben an
pollen, 0oB Der Serr Baron ses
tern otsnb bic 3ede gu beaabIsn pers
asiien baden! .
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

ia eisenfli6 nidfs our Sots."
Sir mid tat CT Isbr Diel CUR
Sohe.
Sir mid.
nSsute mittog Dor 5fu0lf ltbr."
unb bic 3siger ouF benz 3iffers
blott bes Gomponils batten geraOe
auf bic Sp0Ifte Stunoe gepieisn
Mir rou6ten nod cine WsiIs ipOrts
lps. ieber BON feinen eigenen @eoon=
fen beoriidt. Damn erboben mir
uns, Sablten unb sntferntsn uns
fdipeigenO mad itummem @ruB, i9
nad Der sinen, er no9 Der onoeren
Settle.
Warum, froete i9 mid, tparum
tpur0e geruOe i4 ouserieben --
SIT es, neil --
Bel Oielsn Worten lift bic S6rift
f4ief bur6geriiien. Weiteres feblt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
Gnr buun.

Sin ileinsr &nirps FtonO peinsn6
on elmer Strabensde. @rOBe Blutss
tropfen rieIeIten in eemefenen gbs
fGn0en aus Ieinsr Rals, bic er pers
mittels zines friibsr peiB gepeiensn
Sadtii6eIs ~auf5ubalten Derfudte. Der
trourige 3ultano Oes 8noben eripedte
Dos Mitleib zines boribergebenben
Serrn, Der onsrbanO Mittsl segen oos
b6Ie Raienblutsn ouf3dblte.
.2eioeIt 0u". froete er idlieBIi9
ben beoauernspsrten 9ensel, nOft an
RdIenbluten2"
REIN, ertpiberte Der @efrogte
prompt. ~nur Damn, penn id nit
meinem Glteren 8ruOer in Wlets
nunesperIdie0snbeiten serate."
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

no6. mir bieIien tbn. Mtr pories
ten. Wir porteteu Ionse. SO blieb
gang fill -.
Cine Sroonnon3 Tam nit os;rsess
ben Ho9rinten an Sobotin. Wel,4
fop sing na9 Dem Sdlof5immer oes
Sbsrlten. @s fiano. nett often uno
mar Ieer, Sobatin NOR nireenos.
Geo, Der DienitdltsTts, 0ffnete ons
Sdreiben: bos &egimsnt IolIte iofort
auI6re6en. 6inaus. &urSe Rufe.
Die 9eute trohen aus Dem SdIof.
GinseIne 6eusr erloidtu. Menidens
moifen quoIlen 3%ueinanber. 6Iede
ipuGIen ous Dem S9nee suiammeu.
Die Rsiben flo9tsn iiH gum f9pors
aen 9ono. Sin perporrenes, gee
odmpftes Hiibreu. Damn mar pieosr
allies till. NIs pdren mir bel Sra
bern.
6rogen, Soiten -. SObatin9 ....
&einer ipetb, no
Cine Yatrouille f9pdrmt aus. sic
Tinbet ibn ni1t. Geue geItiir3ung:
bic 6abne febIt. 9ie Tobne -!
limb bic lin bic SABINE Iinb nidt ba.
8obin ipurbe bic SABINE eebro9t2
Mon entIinnt Iif) einss Shuppcns
6intcr SObatins aunrtiereeb0ft.
Iufe. patrouille .9er S9ups
pen biltert aus benz S6nee. geim
Tor elm IdmoIer. idpar3er Streifen
- elm Spait - cine SefInuna.
Meni4sn lis9en i'm S9nee. 3pei n
orei - bier. Yetruntene. Die Sob
nenpode! Sine 2ommfellmiibe lit
CUR Scite serOIlt.
Sier Sobatinl Sobotin -
Die Suder Itauen ii4. MelitOp
reiBt i'm empor.
n9ie SABINE. -"
Sobotin erinIt unb tpGl3t Ti9 ipiss
Der in ben Sdnee. Ir9ip iprenet
bos 5or gang ouf. Mir nebmen 2os
ternen, mir 5iinoen ou9 !Sol5T9eite
an. Gtpas MeiBes I9immert i'm
0unteI. MsIitoip iprinet mie cine
EaBe banad. Gr bot es fofort be-
merit, er bat allies eeieben. Gr
itredt bic 9dnbe trampfenb in bic
2uft unb fpiirat einen S9rei. Dos
WeiBe 1T Satjana in ibrem cremefars
benen &leib. Sic bat Elm Itorres,
dneftli9es 2ddeIn i'm @eli9t. limb
bus Geiidt 1T tot, son3 tot. Die
4ugen iinb gebro6en, erlol9en. 9atz
jana 1T erIoi6en. sic Iiegt ouf Der
Gabne. Sbre Singer finb in ben
S9oft g%etraIIt. Die 5obne 1T oers
riiien. Sic mar es ni9t. @s bat
jemanb einen Streifen bapon eefpaI,
ten, einen breiten Streifen Seibe, Der
iebt .feft INN Satianas gals GENUINE
Rem lit.
MeIitotu f9reit auf pis elm 9ier.
Gr pirft ben fladernben &ien auT
bic Groe. @r Ipringt CUR 9iir unb
greift na9 Sobatin, Der nidt uab
f1nardt.
Nber nein, ni6t Sugreifen, bsntt
Meliton, ni9t bic Sono beIubeIn.
Gr fdieBt ben Sberften in bic Stirn.
Sobatin riibrt ii9 nidt mebr. Wir
feben Melitop an unb Sittern. Wir
Solboten a~ittern.
.@os baft Ou setong4 fraste SEQ
leife.
.@as i4 geton babe9 morgen
obeno fpre6en mir oopon. Oort 1T
bic S9lo1t!"
limb bann lam bic S9lo9t. Geo
fiibrte bos 9egiment. @r fieI. Me.
litop fiel, ar9ip fisI. BUR Mnbrcas
som nit elmer Dunbe oabpn. limb
d..
Mnbere iinb grpB eeiporben, boben
i'm 5euer geitnnben, baben geblutet.
Sbr @eDGdtnis lit Gbre. Sd pill
ni6t. boB SObotin bosielbe bat.
Qnoreas it Dor 3ipsi Sobren ses
itorben. Sd. Mlabimir Rof9eroff.
bin Der lebte 3euse. Gs lit teines
Meniden 8erberb, ipenn ib es foee;
oSobafin 1T nidt %sefollen uno in Gb'
rem Oerblutet. Man idoB einen '6uno
tot ...."
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

Gin Yequemsr. Nodbar:
Waden Sic ouf, Sbr 9ous brennt!
9uber (WaitgIieO Der freitpiuigen
5euerpebr): IRA, oo babe ids bless
nal t~usnisftens nidt peit gum
8~ronbplab!
@ren5tontroIle. DAB
ole. StaIiener on Der adrntener
@renae gar nidt bornGrts tommsn!"
.Sis triesen bic spGKe" ni4t!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
Die pOctiide r2i5en5" int Sdlitens
graben.

llnterOffiaier gum SariftFeuer,
iebigen ariessfreipi1ieen. Der Ieinen
&opf ettpos unDorli9tig iiber Den
Ronb bes S9ibengrabens bebt:
nMaier, i'd peiB, sic iinO Didter. Is
1T aber apeifelbufi, oh oos bic RuIs
len pifeu. unb ipenn Iie IS piiBtel,
mare e INNER nod nidt ertpieIen,
0ab fie Sbre OidteriI9e 6reibeit res
ipsttierten. Nebmen sic besbalb SIR
WeisbeitsoepOt etiuos ouriid!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

Redtsn, fumpf IG6sInS. nod elmer
nufbringli4en JIiege i9Iug.
Isle, boren sic mai, Carlo o0er
MgoItino oOer pie Sic bciBen mos
gen, her befinOst ii9 gegenpdrtig
bier i'm 3immer - i9 meme, pie
biele perIonen2", piIperte i'd nobe
Teinem DIR, ols bate i'd i6m elm
f9duriges @ebeimnis gu ent6ii[en.
Dabei briidte i9 perltobIen cine 9ira
in feline San0, pel9e Sprode ieber
beritebt, ni4t nur in itulienii9en
2dn6en.
@r tpuroe Iofcrt Iebenois. Sin lin
9ienlte gealtsrter Wd9ter bat es per=
Iernt, ii9 gu puuoern; er 1T 5eitIes
bens gu bel HoppeitDpfen begegnet.
@rinienb blidte er anf mid 3uerIt
un0 bann an ii9 IeIbIt binab = Ieine
Wieinung mar beutIi9; Der 6rager
unb Der 8efragte, per 0enn ionft2
nAlio gu gluubit, mein 2ieber, nur
mir otpei pdren in OieIem 3immer,
fonit niemonb2"
pHiFuno, SignOr. niiIunp," beoeu-
tete er mir brett unb poblgefGlig,
befriebigt in Der Sadie mad ser
lei9t perbienten 2ira fibIeno.
SD IieB nidt loder. nOos lam
oo9 ni9t Iein, beIinn' bid, gutter
Sreunb, reib' Dir Die Qugen." Nlir
tporb 5umute, ais pGren meme aberr
nit i9mer3Ii9 pridelnben Gistiigel=
den gefiiut, itatt nit parmen 8luts,
trDpfen.
r@o II, @isnor, OaDpsrOl" Der
Monn fdien Oie Sade Offenbar fir
einen gelunsenen Sur gu eradten,
SIS" itonb nod INNER oa, in feis
mem tDOIi9en, Acknowledgment
SApeigen.
Sn Oisfsm fritif6en ausenbIide
tam iemdno our Sir bereinseitoIpert.
OF, ni9t CUR Sir, no -.
Sin peritabler n0ritter" = aus
Jleii9 unb 8ein -.
0as mar elm tdppif9er, fursIi6-
tiger Singing nit longen, bld1eu
3iigen unb baltloS f9lenternbem
Sang Der borgebeugten @eltolt. Mui
Der unDerbdItnismdBig sroBen Nafs
glitt cine 8rile oilf uno ob. Nof
icbt ftebt Die bumoriItiI9 nirtenbe
Sigur gum @reifen oeutli9 Dor mir,
pie benin iebe p%in3igite Ginselbeii
oieier Stun0e meinem @rinnern aui
immerbar eingegIiibt lit.
Nls ipoate er ben Duff Der 6ar=
ben glei9 benz elmer ipoblrie9enoen
glume einatmen, 10 fubr Ser gteuge-
fommene nit feinem @eIi9tsbors
fprung raid iiber einige Der gIatten
8ilofld4en bin, bod i9ien ni9ta
ieinen 8eifau gu finben. &opff9iit=
telnb I6idte er ii9 an, Oos 3immer
tpieoer su Derlafen, unb f9ritt babel
geraoepegs jener STEELE 5u... iener
gepiKen Stelle, ais gdbe es BORT tein
ben @usgang Deriperrenoes Climber
mis-.
r9olt! Salt," polte i9 rufen. bod
Die gefdpouene 3unge, bid unS
f4Der eefporOen, bangle fib am
9aumen felt; Der una~rtitulierte 2aut
pertiimmerte gu einem pfiff.
Stun mar Der Menf9 onaeIanqt,
BET ibm. Dem 4bbiIb zines fol9en.
@s mar nd9eben -.
8lei9miitig, ols befGnDe Ii4 bort
leere 2uft, mar Der cine bura Den
onoern acknowledgement -.
llnO Die S4atten f9loKen fi9 reit=
los, Iiidenlos aufammen binter Tim,
gu benz 9anaen elmer Electromagnetic
ooer elmer msnf9endbnIi9en -.
Mein nd9iter @inbrud mar, bah
id duf benz Oberiten NbfoB Der melt
auslaoenben Stufenflu9t Oes Musz
iteIungsgebdubes mid befono. Sen>
feits Der in f9pimmenoem @onnenz
feuer berobet baliegenoen piaaaa bel
Ouomo itieg Der gompanile ME aus
peibgegittertem Sragant in bic uls
tramaringefdrbten 2iifte. Muf Dem
grelblauen 3ifferblatt feiner nbr
griffen bic goloenen .3eiger geraoe
na9 Der 3pDlften Stunoe.
Spdt am Mbenb besfelben Saqes
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
@efGb rIide

GefabrIide Opera
tom. .Oonnerpsttsr bort am
@in9ang itebt mein S9neioer unb
plauoert nit meinsm Sduiter = pb
nan oa pobI einen frontaIen 9urd>
bru1 ristieren tonng"
Reues M'ort. nSie biensn
alio BEL Der Rabfabrer ; abtsilunsY
9srtrogen Sic fi4 oenn gut NIT Sbs
rem &omeraoen9"
% ia, mir balten CUTE Ramerabs
leri4aft.-
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

9eiratspermtttler. s9ier
lit nod cine idperreide WaiIe. Die
fol aber nod ni9t gIsi9 beiraten -
Der @ormunO miinidt, buB iie bamit
bis nod 8eenbieune bes &rieges
nortet."
&unoe: .3onn i'd MID broudeH
- tper srfebt mer Den 3insDerIuf9l"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26
@annerpOIitif.

Gbe: .Menfd. fdon pieOsr 1000
RaHen sefansen. WeeBte. Der Gar
fHiittelt fi9 bic pielen Sclbaten biz
rett auS'm 4ermel."
M Il: sDetpeien bob'm ie OBJ 10
nat Grmlides.I
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

Spdt am Mbenb besfeIben Saqes
fam i9 am @afe Spec@i poriiber.
@tpas aog mid na9oriidli9 binein,
fpobl, neil i'd i'm @oriiberl9reiten
binter ben bedenboben @lasf4eiben
cine mir gut betannte p~bDfiognomie
gu erfennen bermeinte. SD bate mid
pirtIid ni@t setdui4t; an einem
Der Marmortii94en fab Der Oiret=
tor iener @aIerie. 0srsn Spe3iaiauss
itelung id Dor penigen @tunoen erf
beiu4t bate; auglei9 ober muBte id
bemerfen, baB er ii9 offenbar in NEE
mig seieliger Stimmung bsfano. Dor
inn lag aufgeidlasen bus Spdts
obenbblatt; cine chen g%eleiene Na9z
ri4t modte i'm berart beoriiden.
Mannbaft ignprierte i9 mein iia
leiie meIoenbes S~attgefiibI uno ieBte
mid unsebeten an ieinen Slid. Yor-
erit ergingen mir uns in einem 5iem-
lib bolperieen, paufenrei9en @e-
Iprd4 iiber slei6siiItise Dinse. biz
i'd f9liebli9. getrieben bon un:oiOers
ltebliGem .3pangc, Der urfa4e leiner
oeprimierten 2aune nahging. NGber
uno nGEer 5og id, porii9tis lpiirenb,
meme &reife: er ioIte. er 0urfte mir
ni6t entgeben -. Sn mir Iebte cine
3itternbe. idpingenbe unrube, 70 nie
iis iibernerp0ie Meniaen Dor @ntIas
Dung zines fdneren @epitters emps
finben.
Sin M9felauden Of meiner inoisz
treten Neugier ni9t D~erbe6lenD, tot
er mir enblih ben 0iIen.
Nun tam's beraus.
Wenn man es re9t befab, rtr
Elm iimpel banales Wortommnis.
Sin Maler batts fi9 teute srbGngt,
bon hem er, Der Direction, tndpp Dor
grOffnuns Der M~usfkluns Elm Bile
angefauft.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-26

Sara, fatro, mas Dos 9adsrI
fir a s'Ideit's SunbDieb is! oats
ri9tig bsmertt, o0s beut mel @eburtss
tag Is, unb tommt nun. I'm mir gu
eratulierenl"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-23
CONSPIRACY To OEFRAUOCHARGEO
R|CKEY, HUMPHREY, M0FFAT
Mrs Olney, Sister OF Hickey In San
Francisco Suit Claims She IS Be-
ing Deprived OF Income From.
$2,OOO,OOO Corporation. She
Claims Conspiracy

stock i'll the Granite Mountain In
vestment company, a corporation
embracing the elder Rickey's prop
erty holdings, estimated at $1,000
COO
The understanding according 10
Mrs Olney, was that her brother
was to clear $4,000 indebtedna SIS
against the corporation, pay his
father 100000, and for life give Mrs.
Olney one-third the income of the
corporation, estimated at about $500
600 a year. .....
Rckey called in Humphrey and
Moffat to help hinl, it is said. After
paying off the Indebtedness. the
three iormed the Antelope Valley
Land and Cattle company. Mrs Oh
ney says, Hickey transferring all of
his stock to that corporation. later
the Union corporation was formed
and the stock OF the latter organiza-
ton was transferred to it, says Mrs.
Olney.
Mrs. Olney claims she knew moth
ing OF the formation of the last tw )
companies, and declares conspiracy
existed to defraud her
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Especial to the Appeal

ioDNNltl " tiiS +NPPSdfJ
Charles W. Hickey. H.. c. Hum
phrcy and w. H. Moffat, said to bc
the largest and wealthiest cattle men
III the west are accused OF conspiracy
to dciraud in sensational suit filed
in the superior court this afternoon
by Mrs Caroline X. Olncy OF Oak
land, widowed sister of the de-
.iendant, Hickey.
Mrs. Olney accuses her brother OF
rosorting to fraud to deprive her IT
one third the income OF S2,00O.0O0
corporation and charges that Hum
phrey and NIofat conspired with
Hickey to dcfraud her
The Union Land and Cattle COM
pany, organized January !, 1914, also
is made defendant in the suit, and
Mrs. Olney asks that full account
ing of the transfer of stocks into
this corporation be made.
Mrs Olney and Rickcy are child.
rem OF +. Il. Hickey, wealthy cattle.
ran.
In her complaint Mrs. Olney de-
clarcs that her father transferred to
his son, Charles w. Hickey, all the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-09-23
Our Very Own
Explanation

Did you notice the moon last night
1t was an unusual and most beautl-
full sight. The beginning OF the
equinoNial stage, the moment when
the sun crosses the plane of the
earth's equator, making the day and
night everywhere OF equal length.
There are two periods of the year
when this occurs, one on the 2lst of
March, which is called the Verna, the
other on the 22d of September, which
is called the Autumnal We may
now look for what we call Our
equinoctial storms.
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Articles Filed

Yesterday in the secretary OF
states office papers were filed in
coroprating the Manhattan Trading
and Transfer company OF Man.lat-
tin, Nevada with capital stock OF
$4,000 and 10000 shares at par
value of 81 90 each The incorporat-
ors being G. Putney, Charles w.
Bradley and Arthur S. Putney.
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Federal Jury
Finds Indictments

The Federal grand jury late yes
ierday afternoon reported the foi
lowing indictments for selling whisky
to Indians: John Johnson, NJ. II.
German, John Williams, L. J. Rick
ering, A. Mariani, John Murphy, Ed
Sheldon, Mike Flarity, James O'Neii,
Jerry Nevin, Will Joohnson, John
Hanley and J. w. Lamborn.
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ity. 1t is called Trafalgar street
and is simply two rows Of $50 small
brick houses and shop built close
ly together. The war office has dis
tributed cards Of honor for every
FAMILY that sends a man to the ar
There are 1875 cards OF honor in tho
windows of these little shops and
houses. Children play with cooked
hats and wooden guns in the narrow
street About half OF them vii
never see their fathers again They
will go into the factories their ia.
theirs left as soon as their arms are
strong enough.
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WAR EVENTS ONE YEAR AGO

m reported by both the fighting in the OF the
the
onth
has been September IS,
(enera French but steady.
Rennenkampf
iromE East Prussia haveb defeated i'll Subin
British Hook
Of land has o undamased