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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-08-12
$1OOOOO,OOO is VALUE OF THE THREE
SMALL GRAIN CROPS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
CERMANYSs0WN Battle SCARS!

.Ru1Ns oFECoUNr Won MIR.
BACH'S FAMOUS CASTLE "SOR-
QUITTEN" NEAR HOHENSTEIN
IN EAST PRUSSIA. DESTROYED
BY THE RUSSIANS. THE COUNT,
AND COUiSTESS (PHOTOS Be-
LOW) WHO ARE DEVOTINCl
THEIR ,lEVERY EFFORT To
CARINGf FOR AND HELPING
THEIR POORER NEIGHBORS
WHOSE MORE HUMBLE HOMES
WERE ALSO DESTROYED
WHEN THE C.sAR'S COSSACIss
s W E P IT, T HiR UGH THE
!,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

nriiBte iid Elm Mrbeitgeber n1d) gu
elmer @oriduBaoblung aufidmingen
fonme1r. &ebt beiliam mirft bie man-
9erorts eingefibrte @etpinnbetbeili=
gl111g Ser Mrbeiter. Seoe Mrbeit lit
6es entipre6en6en 2obnes mertb.
Sir Sen 2obn erbalt Der Serr Die
Mrbeit; ouf sic &rbeitsfraft bot ct
ein Medt, ober f%einestpegs ouf 6ie
Seelen. 9ieie 0arf er 6mr6 Musge=
lolienbeit un6 iibertriebene @ergnii=
gen nidt %beroerben! Die Mogli@=
felt ser go1mtagsbeilig11ng m11B er
laiien. Ser 2obn lit fem @eldenf
ooer Mlmoien> u11b fem Greis 6es
perfauften S%eelerbeils> ionbern cine
moblberoiente Gor6erung. Cine @or-
e1tbotung o6er unredtmdBige gnt=
5iebung lift cine 8eleibigung fir Sen
Mrbeiter nn6 cine bimmelf9reienbe
Siin6e.
Ser gr0Bte Mrbeitgeber lit ser
Stoot. Mud 6ieier merle iih: Die
8e5iige ser Differs, SnbaIioitats=,
l1nfallberiider11ng Ii. (. 10. iinb ebert
fails feline Mlmoien. gintreten6en
Sa1es bat ser Mrbeiter bieielben init
6ug un6 &edt gu beanlpru9en. Ct
1oI nidt bar11m bitten ur6 bettel11
o6er bofiir feline l1r1abbangigfeit per-
fa1fen miiiien.
Ser Mrbeitgeber 6nf es nidt Der
arger, me11n Ser Mrbeiter III o11ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

flung 10 oernad)lai1iet miro, 6ab Die
Si&erbeit Der Naiiaeiere oarnnter
leioet. Ger Dompfer gaitlan6 bat
oieiea anfor6erungen mdt entipro,
den. Sos itebt bellte idon felt. Die
ta1ierb Meniben, Sic am Samitag
inn Chicago 5l1B ertranfen, iinb Die
0pfer itraflider Madldiiigfeit ge-
moroen. Das 2eben zines merita-
niiden Mrbeiters lit bon nibt gerin-
gerem 8ertbe als 6as zines reidyen
Miibiggangers. l1nb sic @bicagoer-
&ataitropbe lit cine f1rdtbare Mn-
flage gegen iene, oeren Bflidt eS lit,
iiber Die 9iderbeit Ser 5difffabrt
maden gu laiien. &ier lit Elm Ser
breden gegen 6ie &umanttat began
gen moroen, Dos @iibne beiBt. l1n6
ridt itrenge gen1g fann Sic 5ubne
m~1sfaaen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

gu ernten ur6 ii6 elmer fre1noen
&alie als &anonenfl1tter a~115nbieten.
2abei podt Die 2uremburger Negie-
ru1lg itetS 10 ma6tig auf 6ie 9tel1=
tralttat bes 2a1roes. Mean iiebt aber,
in uelder @eiie lie ielblt Die Nentra=
litat befunoet> benn cine 6erartige
ltnteritiibang unierer 8einoe oaf oem
'Sdladtfel6e batte iie unter al1e1
l%1mltanben berbinbern miilien. Ga
gibt es feline @ntl6ul6igung.
Sir mas iblogen iib 6teie &in-
Ser zines 6el1tiden Stammes, mel=
DIES S6eal i61pebt ibnen Dor? Gel1t=
fde, Tran3oien, @elgier, @nglarloer,
@niien un6 Serben faimpfen fir Sen
&ubm un6 Die @bre ibres 8aterlan=
oes, Staliener, INN gu iteblen uno 81
ra11be1n, unb sic 211remburger? Cine
2uremburger 3eit1ng idamt ii&
1ridt, sic Sdanbe Ser 2anoeSfin6er
in ale @elt binaus5uidreien. Sa,
often gelagt iei es, cine s6anoe lit
es, INN feline i9arferen @orte 5n &C.
bram6en. Sie 5eigt oeutli6, mie 6aS
feierlihe @ere6e bon Ser r2urembnr=
ger MotionalitGt" nnb ser u2l1rem=
burger Selb1ltan6igfeit" nidt mebr
mertb lit als Elm ausgeblai enes 81.
@on elmer 2%uremburger Station fam
man beim belten @ilen ni6t ipre=
d)en, men1 mm 6iei EN- alio entarte=
ten 6eutlden 5tnm meint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Seine seltembeit.

ELECTROMAGNETIC iino in unierem
2anbe feline Seltenbeit. Sic gcb0re1
Ieioer arh 5u Sen unbegrerBten Mog=
Iidfeiten. @ir baben gra1iige Ebea=
ter u11o Gabrifbranoe gebabt, 6ene1l
Sefatomben bon Menidenleben gum
Spfer fielen. auS Sen @rnben 6es
2onbes iiro 9erge bon 2eiden ans
Sageslidt gebroht moroen uno m1d
uniere 6liiiie un0 Seen iinb mebr
oIs einmol ser sd)nuplab bon &ata=
itropben getpei en-, oenen Sunoerte
BON aberdeen gum Spfer fielen. SIM
Sabre 1871 berbranme m1f 6em
Grief ZEE Ser Sampler erie, nn6 175
aberdeen biiBten ibr 2eben Elm. Seds
Sabre ipdter ging Ser Dampfer
Gboenir ouf 6em Midigoniee in
SIammen ouf, Sic 8obl Ser Opfer Be-
lief iid in bieiem Saue ouf 247. SIN
Sabre 1850 berbrannte ouf Dem
grielee Ser Oompfer 8riffitb un6
5tpei Sabre ipater Ser 0ampfer Mt-
ontic, nnb $50 Meniden fan6en elm
Jlommen= ODER Elm @eQengrab. SIN
Sabre 1868 gerietb m1f Sem Mid}i-
ganiee Ser 0ompfer Seabir6 in
8ran6 un6 ging NIT bunoert Men,
fden nnter. Mandes MenfdenIeben
lit o1f BEN Seen un6 Gliiiien bel gu,
fummen1toBen ober Bel unfduen on
6erer Mrt perloren g%egargen, aber
bos maren nobI 5umeiit l1nfane, bie
bon Ser Sdifffabrt un5ertrennlid
Iino. Sic grobert 8rm6fataltropben
ntf BEN Seen ereigneten Iid 3u elmer
3eit, ols bie 0ompfidifffabrt nod in
ibren Mnfdngen ftedte, Sic Siderunq
Ger Seuerung megen elmer riidfiitdn6i:
gen Sednif nod mangelbaft mar
0ellampen bos ein5ge 8eleudtungs.
mitel boten, mo6ur9 sic Geuersge
fdbrlidfeit meientlt6 erbobt tpl1r6e
3iebt mon nod inbetrodt, 6oB o1d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

6qS &ettungstpeien 6amals mangel=
bolt organiliert mar, nn6 oaB oiele
&ataitropbe iid) beinabe ale IN tpei=
ter gntfernung bon Ser &iite ereig=
neten, Damn ma9t lire @rflarung
feline 9dtpierigfetten mebr.
Iie erite groBe @ataitropbe muf
unleren 8inmengemaiiern, fir Die eS
feline grfldrung un6 feline @ntlduloi-
g111g gab, mar ser 8ran6 6eS Seem
Yorfer @ergniigungsoampfers &C.
neral 5Iocum, Ser ont Is. Sum-
1904 inn @ublon in S1ammen anf=
ging urlo iiber tau1en6 Meniden Ser
6erben brodte. Mon bat 6amals Den
&apitan 6es 5diffeS ms 8udtbonS
geldidt. gs miro ia mobl m1@ 10
getpeien fein 6aB CT an Ser &ata<
ltropbe nidt undduloig mor, aber
unidul6ig maren ie6enfans au6 nidt
sic @igentbiimer 6es 0ampferS nno
Sic sssnipeftionsbeamten 6eren Bflt9t
es getpeien mdre, it6 5u i~iber5eugen,
Oh sic 2o19borridtungen auf Dem
9umpfer in ta6euoier Sr6m1ng ma=
rem unb a11d} ionit fir Ole Siderbeit
Ser Haiiagiere in je6er @eiie geiorgt
mar. Sic @eiebe aqein, 6ie gum
Sduee Ser Baiiagiere er1aiien mer=
Sen, tb1t11 es ni9t. @enn tie ni6t
nit unerbittlider 5trenge 6urdge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05

meiiener @eife auf boberen 2obn
l~ositeuert> menm er 1ih gu 0ieiem
;3mede nit @ton6esgenoIien berbin-
set. @ie ser @err bot aud Ser un-
tergebene 6aS &e9t, 1i9 m1srei6en-
6es Musfommen gu iidern uno einen
Ndbr=, 3ebrz un6 @ebrpfennig 5n-
riid5ulegett. Sci gutem @iaen un6
nnter @eobadtung Ser driitlid)en
@run6IGbe miro INNER Elm Die BET
SCI ieitigen Nedte odten6es 8erbalt=
1riB Gil Stanbe fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Menra1s1a Sdmer5e1 geitillt.
SIR brau6t bieie idredliden Gee

Sbr brau5f 5lele i6redl1de1 5ser:
pen-shmer5en i'm @elidt, i'm &opf,
am Mrm, S9ulter, 8ruit un6 Huden
l1idt gu leiben. @ebral1dt MIR einige
Sropfen oes Iinoerr1oen Sloan's 2i-
niment; liegt einige Minuten rubig.
STR tper6et iol9e 9in6erung un6 8e-
boglidfeit ipirer. 2eben unb sic
@elt 19eint bener. &auft beute cine
GIaide. 3 l1n3en fir 25t BEL allen
M%potbefern. Gringt elm obne gu rei-
ben. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Gbamberlain's Golie-
Ghplera= un6 9nrd)faQ=M ittel.

SD itebe ME an, gbamberlain's
Collie, Gbolera= unb Diarrb0e@D3ittel
gu empfeblen," idreibt Col SSH
lioms, &mfmann in Seiie, Senn.
sd perfoufe mebr 6abon als bon
irgen6 ar6eren Braparationen 6eS
glei6en @barafters. S@ babe es
Ielbit gebraudt unb m1sgefun6en,
6aB es mir mebr 2in6erung bradte
als ionit @tpas, 6as id lie fir 6en
gleiden 3med gebraldte. 3u tout
Ten in &enrp's Corner Drug Store.
- Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
SEER mmo &me@t.

SS<A WV C~ *s<sy~>
@ire 8artei, Die nod 6em um=
itur5 ibren @amen tragt, Sic le6ig=
Iid) bom unfrie6en lebt, muB natiir=
li6 a1a6 unfrie6en lden. 1tr6 Ger
ltorl1ng bon &eligion un6 @ottes=
glauben lat lie inneren nnfrieoen,
our6 Mufbeta1ng gegen @orgeiebte
betpirft iie SEN anBeren ltnfrieoen:
BON beioen profitirt lie. Ser l1nfrie=
Sen lit 6ie 2ebensbe6ingung Ser So
5ialoemofratie! Sbne Mnfbebung ge=
gen Sen allerbodlten Serrn uno @ott
uno gegen oie ir6iiden @erren urro
9lrbeitgeber it's fertig nit Ser 60
5~ialoemofratie.
gs mare ungere6t uno nntpabr,
5n beba1epten> 6aB Sic l1ntergebenen,
&11edte, 0ien1 tboten, Mrbeiter 1idt
pielfaa l1riode 81 beredtigten &la=
gen bGtten. Die beutigen 8erbalt=
niile 1in1 aber NUN einmal 10; I'M
&amrpf um's Daiein iudt ie6er iid
gu erbolten, feline Gage gu berbel=
fern, tpie er farn. Mber nnerla1tbte
Mittel oiirfen babei midt a%ngetpanot
meroen. Sour Sic @r1tn6iabe 6es le=
benoigen @b%riitentbr1ms t0ntten Ell
1ten frieoliden Musgleid fdaffen.
Mber leioer feblt es % oft genlag,
Sben nidt tpeniger als nnten.
Man lit MIR au51t 1ebr geneigt, inn
nrer 11n6 innmer 111r bon BEN Ffltd=
ten Ser l1ntergebene11, Ser &nedte
l1r0 Mrbeiter 81 ipred)en. Sizes muB
al1Iebt erbitterlr! @enn ser Mrbeiter
Yflidten bat, bat CT a11h &edte. ltn6
sic &edte Ser nntergebe11e,1 itelen
5u11 gr0bten Sbeile bar Sic Fflid=
ten Ser 8%orgeiebten. gS lit gut, oaB
o1t6 bieran errinnert mer0e.
Iurd) meridenf rel1nolide 8eban0=
lung, ourh g11tes 9eiipiel, ourd)
Milbtbdtigfeit un6 @epabrlt11g &C.
redter 20bne fann Ser Nrbeitgeber,
lei er Bauer ober @anoperfsmeiite ter
ooer Sabrifberr, piel unbeil perbiiten
u1r6 CUR 20iung Ser ~io5ialen 6roge"
beitroget. 2iebe ertpedt 2iebe! Ser
Mrbeitsberr oorf iid nidt als tpran=
nilder gflaperbalter gebar0en un0
1rod) bieI meniger SEN Mrbeiter ols
Maid)ine ob1re Seele ooer gar als ei1l
nie0eres Arbeitstbier onieben. Mrd)
ser robeite Menid ldBt iid ourd fer
oblaiie,r6e @orte 5ulebt getpinnel1.
@ie elm @ater ion Der &err ouf oos
leiblid)e ur6 6os geiltige @oB BE-
6odt fem. 8et aller CUR 1is5iplin
not6penoigen Strenge mub ieoe
Sarte, @etpalttbot, 3l1riidiebung,
l1ngere6tigfeit, 8eidyimpfl1ng, Ser
adtu11g 1tnterbleiben.
Sos 9enebn1e11 Ser Mrbeitgeber lit
ma11dunol 6ireft 51r Muflebmng rel
5eno. 8ir oe1lfe1t ga at 11ngeredte
2obnob5iigc> Tarteilidfeit, Gerlebrng
0es g%brgefiibls uno ielbit an unfit
lid)c 3rm1ttbungen! r16 erit 6as
fdledte 8eilpieI ser 8eumten ltno
6abrifberren! @em ser Serr Sen
ga,15en Sag NIT Midtstbl1m 5%1bringt,
iebr gut iBt a1ro tri11ft, ieglides Ser
gniigen itd peridoft, 10 fann Dies
midt our 3ufrie6enbeit un0 @rbetts-
freuoigfeit ser ltntergebenen beitra-
gen.
Mit Dent g1tter 8eiipiel m1B altd)
sic quite Tbot, Mil6tbdtigfeit, ber-
htnben ietn. Ser l11tergebene 1T int,
mer Ser Mbbdngige un6 mirtbidoft-
lide Sdtu1dere. Ct lit alio a1tf ein
getpiies @oblmoI1en iettens oes Mr-
beitgebers o1,getpieien. &leinlide
2obaab5padungen, @ei8 u1t6 @arg-
bett f01lnen SEN g,1tmiitbigiter Men-
fd)en a~1tfreiaen. SSn Soften Ser Motb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-05
Ser frumme &nedt 6rioolin fam

I'M 0ieni tie ser @rdfin bon Saperr
nidt IN groberer 6urdt er5ogen ge<
tpej e1 iei11, ols uni ere oiplomatiiden
un6 iour11aliltiiden anedte I'M 3ien<
ite ser olten S6abtel 8ritannia.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
ANOTHER ADVENTURE

The followers Of the KaShlyn ser al at The Dream s.ill b tre4tesi l. another adventure tonight. Kathlyn is still chained to the Ferocious leopard cage and is ser free when the natives quarrel oyer The three bag. of silver that they received for the capture 0t her father, who is taken back and chained t0 .he throne and made to reign as he $ told. CT spend the -ast of his life IL solitary COZ tiuement From here 0n thrilling 2 and startling scene is staged Be sure and see this number. Pache Daily News has the launching of the largest |. s. hattleship, the Pennsylvania
 T. is Verv good picture indeed Rome, Italy. flooded; all the streets are turned into rivers This Is also very good, and inc cartoon comedy is rsry clever. a burlesque on Turkey and the 8a. Andy Gets Tooth Ache, is good old fashioned comedy where they IF to pull teeth with bricks and tying strings 10 the door knobs good long laugh all the way through. Summing this up, we have one good show tonight, one that will stand the lest for rvo nights- sd-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
MACKENSEN CAPTURES LEMBERG
 AHEAD IF SCHEDULE

ter, but will be compelled to fall back to their supports or be sur rounded by s Germanie advance southeast from Lemberg. The only eondOning feature of the whole af- fair is that the Germans captured she place at s terrible cost, but the effect of their success is bound to De great on the morale of the people of Germany and Austria as whole
 Berlin, June 24-The defeat Of the Russians In Gallieia means that the Austrian-German forces are again in possession of the oil wells. and the coal. copper and rine mines of that region. These will be re-opened at once Many of the mines have been wrecked by she Russians. but this will orlv restrict their output for a time The mines will he worked by the imperial government.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
DUR F|FT|ETH
 ANNIVERSARY

J. L. McPherson, secretary of the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Cham her of Commerce, and an Alaskan oster for the last eighteen years, was an arrival on the Jefferson this orning from Seattle. NIT. McPhear. snn is making tour of the Alaskan towns to learn the wishes of Alas ksns as to celebrations to be held ii 1917. eommemorating the fiftieth .niversarv of the purchase of Alas La. and to find out how the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce can best further the cele- -ations.
 Alaskan celebrations for 1917 is a I lst valuable idea. and if actively r shed will result in much valuable ' .blicitv, and in the visit of many r eminent people to Alaska that year.
 eeording to Mir MePherson. "Seat- tla's one aim is to further this cele- t-ation to the full extent of her abii i7T, for what helps Alaska helps Seat t 2. and we realize that what Alaska reeds Is men and women able to de lop her enormous resources. Seat t'e's work will he in securing as s -ong and representative a number c participants as possible. Their derarture from Seattle can be made tie occasion for fitting festivities. 6 d this we can assure you will be done in such manner as to make it 2 most distinctive and memorable evant.n
 Fairbanks has planned for such a celebration and our aim should be to operate sfrry with her. This can obably be best accomplished by i ting celebrations at the other Alas towns en route. which will not only i press the participants with the great extent and value of Alaska s resources, but also with the strudy c iracter of her. citizens and with | sir energy and enthusiasm. Such a celebration, embracing as it would, all the larger Alaskan towns, would |, a most distinctive and unique event, attracting nationwide atten- |; m, and would be of inestimable val U as it would serve to center on the attention of our people and public officials the national value of Alas k development
 The Commercial Club will hold 6 g seial meeting tomorrow evening for t'a purpose of listening to Mir. Me I carson and talking over whatever a ion may appear best on his mis- sion.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24

London. June ss-Lembsrg has fal- lem. word Of it's capture was rseeiv- ed here yesterday. and today, she en- tire Russian army or what there IS left ot i, is either within or or thetr own frontiers with the single exesP- tion of small front oa the Dnsister River Lemberg was captured hy T direct frontal attack. preceded oy terrific eannonade- Then the infantry sharge1- They were driven back several times by the rifle fire of the Russian defenders. but returned in such numbers that the Slavs were forced 10 evaeuate their trenches and fall back This was accomplished by what the Germans cali their sec ond army. the first having been un- able 10 defeat the Russians st Styri, who are still sntrezehed on the Dneis-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
SINGERS AND PLAYERS

Under the direetion of the Ketehi- kal Lyeeum. Martin H. Robinson is
 h Ketehikan. He is famous in
 States for his ability to create a-Tists out Of comparatively crude raaterial and present the eleverest OI eras to the communities he visits. =ng the local talent in the produc-
 an N- Robinson comes to Ket-
 'kan. as one of the Alaska towns b. expects to present his productions ir this season. Though he has been h. re only short time he has already secured The enthusiastic support of the best singing and playing talent in the community, and his success in ths play he expects to present is quite assured He has with him the cos tunes for "PinaforeH and is to pg esent this at an early date. Tn or Ter to launch the matter, NIT. Rob- irson has called meeting of the tal- ens Of the town al the Band Hall to- ? Int st eight O clock, when it should e the pleasure of any one who can sai.e part in the play 10 assist in thi, work under So capable direc- ter as Nr Robinson. Remember tha time and the place, the Band HaH is located next door from the Moose Hall toward the Rink He can
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
< BRITISH
 SHIP HIT

London, June 24-The British cruiser Roxburg was struck by 8 tor pedo in the North Sea, and slightly
 | mageI. She has reached the dry -loek in safety. None of her crew wore injured. The Admiralty has -eale no statement as to how she was stacked. but il is generally sup ? sed that she was struck by tor Te 10 from German submarine. The 8oxhurg is of the armered cruiser r,Te, built in 1905. She is of 1O,- s-l tons displacement. has speed q close to 24 knots and is armed with four 7.5 inch guns in her main battery. six 6 inehers and 9 small er in her secondary battery.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24

The committee in charge of the sporting events for the Fourth of July celebration has decided on the following for the athletic events:
 SATURDAY, 10 am.
 Juvenile Sports The following will be the officials in charge of the events: Starter w. K. Spaulding; Timer, Richard Bush ell, Jr.; Judges at Finish, pr. G. E. Dickinson and "Doc.' Walker; Clerk of Course. O. c. Field. The prizes for each of the events will be S20o for first place and $1.0o for second.
 EVENTS-BIG BOYS Pie eating contest 220 yard dash Ball throwing contest Three-legged race
 BIG GIRLS loo yard dash Rope skipping contest Egg race
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
NAN B. DRoPS HEB WHEEL

The ez1nery tender Nan 3. is on the gTidiroa as the Northern Machine Works having new tziIshaft and propeller installed She WAS running along Behm Canal Sunday between Loring and les Bay. when she lost her p-opellor. She worked part way back under sail until shs struck tow and then came II fo. repairs The Nan B Is the tender for the Yes Bay eannerv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
ED. IS QUITE AN ARTIST

E. E. P. Morgan, purser of the steamer Jefferson, and editor of the
 Jeffersongrams,' a publication is sued every once in while on the lief ferson, is quite an artist. His latest sffort is a cartoon of Uncle Sam bear ing the legend to Alaska that "Your Uncle Sam is With You.'' The lief ferson continues one of the most popular vessels on the Alaskan run, md that popularity is to consider qble extent due to the efforts of Ed. Morgan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
GEAR GOES
 ID FRONT

Petrograd. June at-The CLar left for the front last night. He goes ta confer with the generals as to the T.. xt phase of the war. It is believ- 2. here that the Russian forces will make a decided attempt to advance against the Germans from the neigh. borhood Of Warsaw This will prob a0lv result in the relieving of the T-essure along the Galician frontier Id give them chance to reform in Hat region.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
CRY |S "0N
 ID PARIS"

Berlin, June 24-The fall of Lem berg is regarded by Germans ln this city as the turning point of the war, and several of the papers have taken up the cry of "On to Paris" The city is gay with flags, and the cafes were filled last night as never before since the beginning of the war with the people cheering madly for the Kaiser, Mackensen and the Army.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
WORK OR bE
 CONSCR|PTED

London, June 24--In reply to the demands If the Labor Party in Great Britain the government has agreed to allow the labor leaders seven days to make good their promise that the union men of the country will rally to the government in sufficient nun hers to work the ammunition factor ies to the full capacities. Unless this is done the probabilities are that conscription will be resorted to both to secure soldiers and to run the factories The situation is very tense
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
CARRANzA
 WON'T TREAT

Washington, June 24-Tle State Department has been notified that C4Ersnza has absolutely refused to srea. II any way with Villa or any of hls representatives The latter has notified the American government that he iS perfectly wiling 10 stop fighting and talk over plan for the p2eifieation of Mexico.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
LOSS
 IN ENGLAND

Berlin. June 24-Secret informa- tion from Great Britain brings word that the Zeppelin raid on June 15 and It resulted in far greater damage than the British government will acknowledge. The Armstrong gun works at South Shields, Eng, were bombarded by the airship, and prac- tieally destroyed. In addition the damage at he navy yard and arsenal was immense. Seventeen persons were were killed and forty injured
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
SPORT EVENTS FOR THE FOURTH 0F
 JULY CELEBRATION
LITTLE BOYS

LITTLE BOYS Nail driving contest Hop, step and jump 100 yard dash Sack race
 LITTLE GIRLS 90 yard dash Potato race Needle threading contest In addition to these there will prob ably be other contests decided on at the time.
 In the afternoon the mems sports will be pulled off. The chief feature will be catching of greased pig, of which the pig will be the prize. 100 yard dash, first prize $5.0o, second prize $500
 22O yard dash, first prize $15.oo second prize 5000, third prize $500 The big ball game, between Prince Rupert and Ketchikan will start at II clock.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24

 |SPERMANENT

Washington, June 24-All the gov ernments of the world have been noti- fled that Robert Lansing has been ap- pointed permanent Secretary of State of the United States succeeding Wm J. Bryan. The latter it is said will he a candidate for the senate from Nebra ska in the next election.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
T0 PROTECT
 NEUTRALS

Berlin, June 24-It IS generally b. sieyed here that the German govern n-nt will undertake to guarantee the safety of all neutral ships from at ta ks by German submarines. This i is believed will be done in the re- p.g to the American note and should b satisfactory to the United States, t Hand, and the three Scandinavian e Intries
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
JEFF" ARRIVES FROM SOUTH

At six-thirty this morning the lief ferson arrived up from the south after a very pleasant trip. Her pas sengers from the south for this port included J. L. McPherson, C. T. At kinson, Henrv Krumb and wife, and Mrs. S. ]. Goodro, while F. C. Car pente7 and daughter and Chas H. cosgroveboarded her here for points north. She had 21 tons of local freight. Her total number of pas sengers aggregated 91. of whom 31 were round trip tourists. As she goes to sitka. the Jefferson will not be in southbound before Tuesday.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
SOLDIERS
 STILL THERE

Atlanta, June 24-The militia guard is still in evidence at the summer Fearing possible attack on the pris- on farm where Frank is now held, the guards there have been doubled. Governor Slaton's term of office ex- pires July l.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
HAVE SEVEN
 SUBMARINES

Vienna. June 24-The Admiralty announces that seven German sub marines have passed n safety through the Straits ot Gibraltar and are now in the Mediterranean Sea. They will operate against the Italian fleet in the Adriztie and The British-Freneh squadron bombSriing the DardaneIies.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-06-24
FIRING |S
 VERY HEAVY

Rome, June 24-Heavy artillery fighting has developed along the en- tiIs Italian front during the past few days. This is taken to mean that the fighting has settled down te practically the same conditions as exists in Belgium and France.