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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Sra .@aricbam.

Sra CT bpjere officer, Scr bar
belpgt @oricbnlt umi06elbart eftcr,
at Sen bar blebcn belot al Sc tpife
Gropper, Dor u&osiicbe 3eitl1ng"
mootaget cit 5filoring, bbori Set
be66er:
~@arlcbol1 CT CIT herlig 8D me6
ODER CIT Mfillion $l10bDggere> 11uar
man regl1er Sorl teoernc meo. Me=
0ens 2oo5 allere6e er mere orient
talif, bor man / @ar1cba11 Sno=
trDffet al en ful0lten0ig bcltc11ro=
peiif 8p. Mlle lerlig rusitife Sno=
trDf maneler belt. S1pr logger mani
Merfe til Menligbeoen / Sen in
6re 8p, Me1ligbeoen poa Sc eleftri=
ife 8aner og / ar6re &j6retpjer.
&erlige trebebof1 eoe Nlabier prD=
6e6e me6 1ml1ffe, bprbiful0e Min=
%6esmerfer, FILTER meo bbi0e Hala0=
fer og b6je offentlige 8%pgnineer.
@orfer mes pragtfulbe Mnlng bD=
Ser @jet b%elgj6renoe Sbilepunfter /
6e bgje &usreffer.
So nprn1ere hi fon1nter til Nfi0t=
p1tnftet, 6es libligere bliper Srengs=
len / 0c11 ifuelpltne Mengoe. Sen
fine @tpbregu ofbol0er fife Sc ifjdn=
ne @ar1cba11 / g~jennemiigtige &le=
ser og ~@lu1er me6 Sbenlps" fra
at nDoe Sen %biltoriife Sag og eftcr
Sen trDffenoc <s1erbDr6es iiolte
tl1nge Gage otter en- @ang at aanoe
6Dbt / friif Suit n0e11 at maatte
frDgte for at blibc bu1bne til Sc
item al en- &oiaf mes Marcberetning
moo Sibirien. &ofeerne ct >oDer=
fplote al en- Inaffenoe broget Mpng=
Sc, og bppr eli feltgroa &riger tager
&lo0s, CT Fan omringet al npsgjcr=
rige. Nn1ten alle &11tifcr CT aobne,
og &rebfort me0 8ro1peftcr fjpbes
Il 1tore Mengber.
Si~bil fjpre til 8eicblclcn og lc
6e iprengte 8roer. &eb 5ioen al
l,6en libliglte Sope0gaOe ligger ser
pl11oielig EN- MEME ifetom Hla0s
me6 en- b6j Spile / Mi6ten. Ser tier
Strengthens &ruie11, 6cn eleftrilfe
SernbaneS &inge1t og Droifefuife=
mes &aab, men en- an0en Gone trpn-
ger pluoielig til bort Gre, en- Cunt
men og @bislen / 2uften, Ell ¬=
rem fra Sen mere Sloobreo. &ug.
Ter 1laar moo N1trene! - Ser fpm:
pes Ser io en0nu! Ser Spifere
biltobre &1ts1ere. Ser CT grabe1
SfDttegrabe, og bore feltgraa liggel
Ii 6em, Bag &%i6rebaner, Srappe.
trim, Susbi6rner og fprer obel
8eicbielflooen. &usierne beibare1
libligt SloeL Maifingeberer fnat
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

so RaSiagerer pna fprite Nlnbs,
f5O paa nnoen og $50 pna treoiic;
men bet bleD ienere oplDit / 2t11iens
&otltor / 2iberpool, at ser bar blot
$50 Nasiagercr iult, og at @eiet=
ningen ~ubigoroe 300 Mono.
Sorpeoeri11gen fanot 5teo
Sflmringen, og BET bar life n1rtligt
at iogttage Smgipelierne; men 8os-
iogererl1c flyer, at Nngrebct bleb
|giort al Ell tDif l1noerbanosbaab,
lon ionoipnligpis baboe f1lgt Dom=
peren en- lengere Sis. Sorpeooen
traf rSesperian" foron Moifi1trum=
met, bDor Sen rep ct Sui, 1oa 8on-
oct ltrpn1n1e6e mo. Iraaolglc 5ig=
Mailer blep itrafS 1l6ienot, og Meb=
ningsbaaoe b1ep fat no. Meoninqs=
ountpere anfom inort og tog ulle /
8anDe11e ombor0.
Sra @ueenstomn me6oeltes /
Spnoags>~ at &eDningsbaa6e mes
SaSiagerer og 8eiatning fra Mllan-
2iniens Camper v&espcrion" an
fom 6ertil i0ag. MIle &oslogcrcrnc
pur enigc ON, at rSesperian" blep
ongreben ti6lig paa Mfte1en u6en
@oriel, 9en ene1te Nerion omboro
poa Oan1peren, iom birfelig ioa
Observation-Disclosures bar @ogten, ser
tit ct CLINT al @aa6en pao Mfitonb
og melotc Set til &optejn Moin.
Sra 8oibington m%eooeltes /
Spnoags, at &abeltelegrom fra SEN
omerifanife &oniul Sroit / N1,eens=
tomn til Observation-Disclosures, ON
Sorpeoeringen al ~@esperion" :,
meo Gabet iono1Dnligbis al otte,
melote, at 9umpcren fprte monteret
og ipnlig / Mgteren6en en- At CONS
&nnon.
Sra 2cn6o11 me06eltes / Mun=
bags, at Mllon=2iniens @fib vSesz
perian", iom / 2proos Mftes blep
or1grebe1t al en- tDif l1nberbanbsboo6
%rtoenfor ocn irife &Dit, lanf &l. CAT
ont Morgenen paa @eien til
Sl1eenstotp1. Mllan=2iniens &o1tor
oplplte bette 1t0en at meo0ele noget
ngrmerc. 2iniens &ontor 41teensz
tplpn oplplte, at As &osingerer fra
fpr1te ElaOs, 1875 fra or1oen og 1853
fra treble bob6e man giort @eoe
for, at Set for nerbere110e life fun
SC. iiges, bbor mango iobneoes> men
at 26 Herioner lon0ipnligbis CT ONT
fommet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

Set bar for ient. 90 en- meoicinff
Strbent, iom paa ingen Moa6e Ell
lcrs bar cit 9umrion>. bar oppe til
gtsomen, ipurgte &rofesioren .Dom:
49, &bor flor en- Doits tor Ser
gibes al -? Scr nebnte ban set
.tefniifc 9eobn poa en- meget iterf
Gift.
= Gn Sbeifef1l6> lbs set b11rtige
Sbar.
E%rofcsioren gjorbe. ingen ,8e=
merft1ing BERTH, men ga set efter
ct STARTERS Sorlpb pl116lelig git op
for 5%tl1oenten, at Fan boboe be-
goaet en- ilem Seiltagelie, iogoe bon
ligefrem:
- Sr. &rofesior, ieg bil0e gierne
foran0re set 5oar,, font ieg fpr gab
Dem paa Set af Sem itilIebe
Spergsmaal. Seq ino1er 't,u> at ieg
bar begoaet en- Dumbeo. .
= Set er oe1to berre alt for
tent MI, iboreoe 8rofesioren fort,
ibet ban iaa pao fit l1r. Deres
Batient bar ollercoe beret ops /
fiorten Minl1tter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Gn paalioelis Sprretninssmanb.

r -a "..
Sore 2eleres Spmerfiombeb
benle6es poa om1taoenbe 8efjenot-
gjprelie fra Sbil. S. gbrets 2anb-
agentur / Gpler, Minn. SCR. Gbret
bar lebet iblan6t bore 2onosmpn6
Oerlteos ii6en &oloniens @runolpg=
gelie, og fjen6er 6erfor bber ene1te
Flet Sor6 I bele 5ettlementet. SON
far b9ret Sc. gamle 5ettlere bebiel=
pelig peo at gutn6lGgge 6eres
Stem og beo at bringe &olonien
frem / f6r1te &effe blon0t oon1fe
Settlementer / Minne1ota. San er
en- Man6 hi trpgt Tan %onbefole bore
2on6sm9n0 at bon6le me0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
,6an bar 10 f.n en- Salufisnr"

S en Mrtifel ON SEN Snbalibe=
l1obefsling, iom for Gi0en finoer
5teo ODER Sberige, ifriber r@pte=
borgs 9anoelsti0ning"s &orreipon=
sent fplgenoe:
0en gomle ;0berit Nicnliuifp -
eller Dba0 ban MI De66er 1to0
beo 2anoingen NOT iaa frp pc0 Mp=
lingen og u%obragte meb 1traole1oe
2inc ct 2ebe for Sberige, for 6ets
[&onge, Scr og Soft; ban itoo iom
ct fraftigt, graaifegget 8rpltbilleoe
al Ell r11siiif &riger, og 8ap1nlmme=
ret jas iom cit fin Or0cn paa bans
8rplt. 9ele SEN ne0erlte Del al bam
eriltere6e life mere = 9erregnb,
BON funoe io fife rpre fig al 5te=
Set = melt mi ifjltltes oen al &p=
1inge11, oa alt bboo ser bar tilboge
al bam por 1amlet f%orober / en- le=
ben6e 8ulte, scr enomn baboc ct
&ar Mrme at ge1tifl1lere meo, EN-
Me1n6 ut tale meo og ct &ur pine,
iom bilt CIT Gang bapoe beret for
lige for Sc unge Niger. @an ipntes
bore glab beo at ltaa Ser og paa
nD ipille en- &olle, ON eno fun en-
&olle / 9alpfigur, men ban 1aa nn=
ser Jig Ell Mengoe> ligegpl0ig bbil=
fen> iom ban fl1r0e tole til og laoe
fine 9jnc bbile poo.
Men loo bar BET Sl1ren fom til
bom at frpbe op / Soget, og jeg laa
/ bans @lif ct engiteligt, pinligt
Gref al D0mpgelie> 90 ban maotte
toge moo Sc to &ereres &jelp og
/ Stilbeo in0rpmme, at ban jo FIN
bar en- @albfigur :.
Sc fon1mer forbi> cit G ter en-, /
6eres bruno Sol0oterfapper = lpr0=
forbe0e, ri6e &apper, / bbilfe Sc.
Dor lebet ct Mor / glenoigbe6, %.
Sc fgrer me0 fig u110er &appen lao
meget al bcres &rop, 1om @ro11a=
terne bur. lo0et bem bebolOe. g(0=
iftlligt nrttigt og goot er blepet til
boge 11oc poa sen blo0ig 5lagmorf,
og Set CT pilt life ltore 5oger, mani
ge al 6em brin9cr meo Djem.
@ie1n, Diem = as longe> gaa6e=
ful0e &eje
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Sitter ct Easiaserifib ienfet al en-
tiff Northumberland.

Mllon=2iniens &os1ogcr6amper
~Sesperian" blep / 2er6ogs torpe=
oeret al en- tDif l1n6erbanosbooo n0
for Srlanos 5p0fplt> benbeo 1870
Wtil ipobelt for Sa1tnet. Senpe6
$50 Hasiagere bar omboro. Sfglge
it6ite Meo6elel1er omfom Ser &c
%erioner. Ser bar ingen omerifan=
fife Bosiagerer ombor0; men to
Mea16 al 8el9tningen bor omerifan=
ife 8orgere og begge blep re66et.
Damperen toges paa Sleb til
Sueenstomr, bbortil Sc f1eIte al
8esiagererne og 8efptningen bleb
brogt al &e0ningsffibe, iom bleb til
falot al SEN traa6lSie.
&aslagerer anfomne / Queens
tomn beretter, at Mngrebet bleb
giort l10en 8ariel. 9e Gor. 5toters
Mmbasiaoe bor life mootaget mo-
gen l1n6erretning paa bette &unft.
~@esperian", ct 9th paa 10,920
8ruttotons bar for n6gaaenbe fra
2iperpool til Montreol. &e11beo ire
.bibe al &asiagererne bar iaoreoe
fana6iife Sol6ater paa @eien biem
fra Sronten. De fleite @asiagerer
bar &anaoiere, Ser pen6te biem fra
8eieg | @nglano. Set bleb fprit
melot fra aueenstopn, at Der bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
.er pau begge Si6er in6 imelIem,

rer pa1 begge S1Der tho 11ellelt,
og al og til fuller Ell fraftigere Sill
len berober fra &anoner. Sor ct
8ieblif li0en l. Storita0e1s Serb
iel meb alt 0ets bruie1toe SIP, og
Der, neppe S1,noreoe Metcr Der
fra, geloer set 2ip og Dgb.
@raagrenne SGgere iiboer poo
&srg bag Ell 9efntng og iagttoger
eiennem &ifferten en- fjenotlig &pt=
ter, font ipranger trent og tilbage
poo Sen onoen /Sloobreo.
- Set er en- bpi rusfiif officer!
flyer Sen enc.
Sfal ri beooe? meo fem
Sflt6 bar ieg bam.
Seq bol0m oct, BET CT for
langt, minoit 800 Meter! me11er
bans 9obo.
= Set ct lige meget, jeg bcnter
bom ne6l
Sg ban filler rolig og iejrsbe=
bi61t fit @iiir. &ammeraterne CT
blebne opmerfiomme og fommer
frbbenoe. Mlle iogttager giennern
aifferter. Set fbrite Sf1o foloer!
- Sect foran!
Mpttere,, bepeger fig / Sfri6t
paa Seien Lungs Slo6bre66en.
Set u1het Club!
1 W}eter foron! ,raober Sp=
gerne. gn 5pen6ing bemagtiger
fig alle.
get tre6ie Sfuo lpoer, og Mpt=
tere11 fal6er al Soften.
Ser s! Ser ligger ian beb
Set treble Sfl16! flyer Segcren ltolt
% la0er me0 Sjelsro.
st e%jen6ommeligt 8illeoe! Ser
foran os fan Sc r1tsii1fc 5tillingcr
'paa 6en on6en @eicDielbreb 1es to-
oeligt mes Sc blotte 3jne. @11gler
pibcr og ilaor meo ct Smef moo
Meurenc, og ben0cr hi % ONT, 1oo
far hi tpt bag beb os uStorltabs=
luften". Ser poo @iernet ligger Ser
CIT Safe. Me11o og &pin0cr Drift
fer Ser 6eres ,Mseoffa lpm / Treos=
ti0> mango le1er Mpiier, % ligc
beo Si0en al, ct &ar Suite lengere
fremme ieger Deoen tit Suite. .Boo
en- 8olfon troner Ell bpjt friieret
farbet 8lon6ine me0 ct Mooebloo
/ Sen mes &inge prboe6c Saano,
bpormeo bltn ligegpl6igt %itetter So
pe6et. @f og til falter fn1n ct @lif
paa MennelfeDrimlen ne6enfnr ng
pao &plaoien pe6 @eicbicl.
Sligt oplcber man bel olbrig mere.
Sc. itprlte Mo6ietninger / Menne=
%ifelipet foreneoe paa ct 1nebert
El1nft. &1l11 mco Mpie fan hi ifille
os fra bette biltorilfc Ste6. Sort,
trt &eg itiger op binitoes @eichic=
len. Ser fortletter Ml1s1ernc bcrcs
H0el9ggeliesberf.
De offentlige 8pgninger er gien=
ncmeoaenoe remmeoe. Mlle Mbbler
CT borte, 5pDttebaffer11e m%eoi11bbc=
fotteoe. Somme Segge, tomme 5tl'=
er oberalt. Srofifmi0lerne CT FIR
te bort, Selegrof= og Selefonoppo=
.rater fjerneoe; operolt, ogioo / 81
ficerernes og @mbebsmnn6enes 8ri=
Dotlciligbeoer, en- gobenoe Sotnbeo.
&usierne fplte, at sc moottc opgi=
be 6eltninge11, maalfe for be1ton=
Sir u
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
PHIL. ]. EHRET,
TYLER, Lincoln Co., Mimi.

Tyler, Lincoln Co., Mimi,
forhandler opdyrkede Farme j
Lincoln County fra SIS pr. Acre
til h6jere Priser, paa lette
Beta1ingsvilkaar. Skriv paa en-
efter narmere Beskrivelse
til Phil. ]. Ehret, Tyler, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

marfen. Sranfrig bar. oberlaot ar1-
|.6re 6et Opgabe at op0age bets
Seltemoo % oets Sremgang. Srunf=
rig bar / Soffres @erion frembragt
ben Ippe for ben oemofrotiife Mili=
tarisme, Der bpr tienc iom Soealet
for Be fomtmerbe @enerationer |
alle 2atroe, bbor Sribeoen berifer.
Soffre perlonificerc set npe 6ranf=
rig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
st rmsiif stemminssbillebe.

Gn &iebenbabner, ser fornDlig er
ben6t biem fra ct 0pbol0 / Mo1fpu,
forteller ON Sc fnrafteriittife us
flag, font Sen tDif= fienotlige 5tem=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
.sioite Mpt fra iprebte Setter.
9anifc ltbienbin9e til Hanaclei-

9nnife ltbienbingc til 6angclei-
rene. Sra &ipbenbabn telegrafere=
oes for ct Bar 9age iioe11, at per al
ben banife uMgoe=&ors IS Screening III
or opnaaet Gillaoelie for ct Mntal
paalioelige og anlete Danife at be-
ipge &rigsfangelgrene / &l1slono og
Epiflan6 og ofgibe Snoberetning ON
8eban0linge1 at 5ol0aterne. &
8lanbt Sc banife l1oienoinge,
iom ifal beeipe Jig til Spitlano, er
&onill Crit Senirs, en- 8rooer al
Dr. Scar 9enins i Gbicogo. &or-
illlen er lGrlig lfiffet for benne
MeiSitoi, ga ban taller set rl1sitifc
Sprog flpoen0e og 6erfor let Til
fl1nne ian1tale meo Sc rl1siiife &rigs=
longer. Set bill blibe tillo0t Sc 6on=
ife 8elggcn0e at f%otogroferc, at tale
pripat mes Songerne og at foretogc
oereS l1noeripgel1er 110en @inorin-
ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

o'"""INI l'1N@pntS pul llulluIt w
tplf=pl trigifc Groppers Trcrngong.
agl. 5fneipiller Sobanncs 8oul=
len onfom / Mar6ogs Sen Ste Sep
tender til Gan 6roncisco, poo fin
5eriereile rln0t Soroen, bbor ban
blon0t an6re 2an0e o9ioo beipgte
Snoien, &ina og Sapa11. Operforten
fra Srienten foregif meo 0omplfi=
bet ~&orea" fra @onoll1l11. ST..
Boullen, iom CT Sen 6onlfe Scenes
lt9rlte &l1nltner og Set. fjpbenbabn=
ife Y11blifums Dnoling, bill optreoe
/ Seitipal Sail / Gan Sroncisco
Treoag Mften Sen 1O0e 5eptember,
Ser bill ltoa pao l1oltillingens Hro=
grant font uSSobannes Eonllens
Nigbt".
Sremrogen0e Muitffrefter bill
os1tItere Sr. &oul1en, pg blonot
onoet bill set ifon6inabiife H11bli=
fum foa 2eiligbeo iii at bgre IT'S
itillingens &Gmpeorgel. Sen be-
fjenote amerifonlfe Sreoniit l16o
Molorop bill bi6rage Sen 9el al
programmed. gnobi6ere b(ipcr Ser
Siolin Soloer al Ben 6onif=ameri=
fonife 9iolinDirtl1oia @otber @is=
111cr og en- Eiono Colo al Sen fejre=
oe amerifanife &ianiitinoe Mrs.
&obert Moore @ngbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

Sattling Melipn pberbmn6e11. Sra
Srtore5, Werico, telegrofercoes /
Girsoogs. at Sen 6onlfe Nebefegter
Battling geellon bleb obcrbun6et /
Ell MeDcfamp me6 @obbp No1tgf
ira DolloS, Geros> / tppcnoc Ont
gang. ytellon fempebe toppcrt for
at binoe @eir poa itn 19=oarige Ssylt=
bilGumSoog lom Npbefegter> men
maotte hl90en6e opgipe 9gbret /
t1pbnte Sn1gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

S~perinammelicr paa 2ffronten
itanoier Spiferne~ 3il &%iabcnbapn
telegrofere0es til ~Nplitifcn" Sen
Soc Septcnbcr fra Berlin, at Otter
oorets ELECTROMAGNETIC longs meb
Den pltligc &linie be6 &1,slanos
8rgnoier forelpbig bar 1ton0let Sc
tplf=pltriglfc Shoppers Sremqong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
st banif % narif 5fib tprpebe.

st banif % narif 6fib torpe6e-
ret. Sra 2onoon telegraferebes i
Spn6agS, at Bet onnife Dampifih
Strobe" of 2050 Sons 9regtigben
ct blebet torpeoeret # en- tiff I'm
6%erbanos6aa6. Mtte11 Wono al Sc
ietningcn bleb reo6et. 2igelc6es er
ben norife Sort Stint" al SS4
Sons DrGgtigbe6 bleben le11bt til
8unos. 8e1Gtningen al IA Mono
re06eoes.
9en oanife 8aptifmenisbeb be0
Glorfs @rope> Minn., logoe / 6isic
Gage Sjprncltene11 til en- np Strife
llroer nugget flor 9eltogelie. Sen
er Sen fprlte oanlfc 8optiitnenigAeo
| Ser6cn, og Sen f1rlte al lit 5lags
/ Minneloto.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
COAL MINERS MAKE DEMANDS

LONDON July 17-Instead of giving way to the orders of the government the Welsh coal miners strike now demand the cancellation of the royal strike act which provides for the punishment of strikers during the war The miners hold that such law is autOcratic and entirely opposed the principles of freedom and the fear is entertained that the workers generally throughout the
 Islands will support the contention Lloyd George, the political leader of Wales has admitted that the measure ndemOcratc but he points out the great necessity for it and reminds the workers that it is only the extraordn ary act of an extraordinary time. The government has decided to enforce the act notwithstanding the possible seriousness of the consequences In addition to the de mand for the cancellation of the law the coal miners have also demanded five per cent increase of wages on the ground that the operators have raised the price ot coal and permitted no advantage to come to the workers.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
LIE BALLISTER CASES
 WILL BE DISMISSED

FAIRBANKS.-By the death of Captain Le Ballister, of Seattle, a prosecution or a series of prOsecu- tions against the former steamboat man is stopped. Early in the spring Captain Le Ballister was arrested in Seattle on a complaint sworn out be- fore Commissioner John F. Dillon, in which the steamboat man was ac- cused of forgery, on complaint of the Pacific Cold Storage company.
 While the grand jury was in ses- sion eleven secret indictments were returned. At the time it was not known who the defendants were, but shortly afterwards it was a matter of common knowledge that the indict- ments were against Captain Le Bal lister. There were a number of counts of forgery and embezzlement, and he was to have been arrested on these as soon as he returned to Alaska -Un the first charge that was filed.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
WILL ASK FOR ROAD
 AROUND HEAD OF BAY

The homesteaders along the head of the bay and at the other side are about to make an effort to have the creeks bridged at the head of the bay so that a road may be provided. The beach makes a splendid, hard road which could be made perfectly level with a very small amount of work. Such a road, it is pointed out, would supply the people of Seward with one of the loveliest "boulevards" imagin- able while enabling the homesteaders to have easy communication with the city. a communication which is now practically impossible in bad weather.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
DELAYING STRIKE, IN
 REMINGTON FACTORIES.

BRIDGEPORT, July l9.-Civic or ganizations have succeeded in delay ing the walkout of the workers in the Remington Arms factories and for a day or two, anyhow, the plants will be conducted at their full capacity The men still insist on all their de- mands and declare their determina- tion not to be satisfied with the grant ing of an eight hour day alone Or ders are coming in so fast from the belligerent nations that a strike would probably cause a loss to the company that would be well in the millions.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19

The commissioner of the general land office has issued decision re- jecting application for patent to the Boring river coal claim known as the "Feed group, which aggregate about 1 900 acres. The locators were all Norwegians and Swedes and un- familiar with the English language, The rejection of the applications was chiefly due to the fact that the lOcat- OTIS had failed to comply with the law by opening up the required mine on each claim. None of the lOcatOrs had spent more than $1O.5O on his claim.
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GOLD AT TOLOVANA.
One Claim in New Camp Yields the
 Owner $2,34O.

FAIRBANKS, July 2.-Harry Pat terson, operating lay in deep chan nel claims on the third tier of the right limit, opposite claim No. 5 above discovery, a claim on LivengoOd creek, in the Tolovana district, has just brought to Fairbanks a cleanup of S2,34O in coarse gold. There are many nuggets weighing from $5 to $1O. He estimates he has taken out three-fourths of the gold from his dump, the remainder of which cannot be sluiced because of lack of water His largest previous cleanup was $18O. Tolovana is a camp still in the prospecting stage. At present it is laboring under the disadvantage of poor and expensive transportation facilities.
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Germans Claim to Have Broken Russian Line Near Vistula River to the North of Warsaw
SWEDEN MAY FIGHT

COPENHAGEN, July 19.-The Swedish premier Hammarskold states positively that Sweden is now hes tatng only long enough decide finally whether it will enter the war or not He give idea to what side would be taken and conectres are being nduged in It is known that the defeat of Russia would remove ace from Scandinavia and it is remembered that the Scandinavian nations have protested against the inter ference on the part of Great Britain with their shipping but it is also known that strong feeling exists against Germany because of the atterS sinking of Swedish ships The consensus of opinion seems to be that Sweden would consent to fight on the side of Russia only the under standing that RuSSaS ambitions with regard to Scandi navia are abandoned.
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ATTACK FOR THOUSAND MILES

LONDON July 19.-The most gigantic movement by the Germans in the east has been launched with the apparent intention of crushing Russian opposition in the quickest possible time The Teutons have opened gen. era attack along the whole line for distance of fully thousand miles and are pressing with determination which they have never equaed VOn BuelOw has crossed the Wndau river in the face of stubborn resistance and is said to be advancing still Mackensen claims to have captured positions near and commanding the Lubln- KhOm railroad whose capture would be serious dis aster to the Muscovites The German movement in the east so tremendous that quiet times expected in the west notwithstanding the reported intention of the Teutons to launch their great effort against Calais.
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SWEDISH PREMIER SAYS SWEDEN MAY YET FIGHT
VILLAS ARMY LOST
 AND DEMORALIZED.
General Gales Smashes His OppOn- ents in Stern Battle Near
 Auga Prieta.

DOUGLAS, July 19.-General Gales has defeated and demoralized the army of Villa under General Acosta near Agua Prieta in a battle which is described as one of the most determinedly contested of the present revolution. According to the accounts being received here the defeated army has been scattered over the country in pieces and is hopelessly broken.
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HOUSE OF LORDS WILL
 PASS MORE ORDINANCES
Regular Meeting of the City COun- cil Will Take Place This
 Evening.

More ordinances, it is said, will be brought up at the meeting of the Seward Bundesrath this evening when the regular meeting takes place. Since the passing of the other ordi- nances the laws have disappeared like vapOr. They are supposed to have been posted up somewhere, of which heaven alone is aware, but a prize of two bits is hereby offered to any man who can prove, with proper evidence, that he ever saw one and read it.
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NEW STEAMER
 HAS BIG CARGO
TWO HUNDRED TONS FOR SE- WARD AND THE SAME
 AMOUNT FOR ANCHORAGE.

Charles Brown, of the Independent Steamship Line, cabled his partner T. W. Hawkins, today that their steamer, the Alliance, will sail with a full cargo and a full passenger list on the twentieth. The cargo consists of two hundred tons for Seward and two hundred tons for Anchorage. lt in- cludes one hundred tons of sacked Nanaimo ceal and, although Mr. Brown does not say so, it is also be- lieved to include a large shipment of lumber.
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ITALIANS VICTORIOUS

ROME, July 19-The Italians have won what is per haps their greatest success of the in battle which has just been fought for the possession of Lana pass We have been unquesOnaby victorious and the enemy has left the field and retreaed from all his positions. The possession of the pass smpes the task of invading the Austrian plains and general forward movement IS now looked for Two Italian arShipS yesterday bOmbarded the Austrian positions around GradiSca and inflicted tremendous amount of damage while succeeding in secur inr imnnrtant inteligence.
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 * UPTON PRAISES THE % * WORK OF AMERICANS. ':'

LONDON, July 19.-Sir Thomas Lipton, who has just returned from his second trip to the east, says that the work of the Americans in Siberia has completely eradicated the typhus fever epidemic which threatened such grave results some time ago. He de- scribes the work and its results as miraculous"