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The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
MHlTE.

Philip c. Guniou. 2, and Ruth NJ. Ashley. .
Rev. II. X. johnson.
Randall II. Hagner. IS. and A. Marguerite Col
ton, 81. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
James Andersen. a. and Florence Long. 8. Rev.
]. O'COnnell
Eligh Fortney. 3. and Annie KidweIl. %. both
Of Hcmdon, Va. Rev. James s. Montgomery.
Carl H. Weber, z, and Anna L. Hodges. D.
Rev. Z. A. Hannah.
Lansing Eugene Broadhurst. Q. 'of Bethesda.
Nd. and Esther Lener Trigger. IS. Of Teunally-
town. d. c. Rev. Joshua Barnes.
MerTin Z. Tabor. 5. Of Washington, d. C., and
Lila +. Haines. q. Boston. Mass Rev. c. R.
Stetson.
Samuel L. Lytle. jr., q Of Washington, d. C.,
and Eliza B. Waller, IS. Of Sunlight. Va. Rev.
J. c. Ball.
COLORED.
Joseph $. Middleton. ., and Pearl Z. Scott, =.
Rev. p ]. RitChie.
Henry Thomas .. and Marie Tyler. 81. Rev.
W. Westray
CIareroe Mouroe. Q. and Maricu Blackburn. 2.
Rev. W. J. Howard.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
Uncle Sam Regulates Time.

By the entrance of the United States
government into the time-piece regu-
lating business, Washington will take
rank soon with the Royal Observatory
at Kew, England; the Besancon OBJ
servatory in France. and the Neufchatel
Observatory in Switzerland, the three
most famous time-reguIa ting stations in
the world. The government Bureau OF
Standards, Of the Department of Com
merce, yesterday announced that IL has
just taken up this class Of work.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Frank and Mary c. ZeregA girl.
Charles H. and Helena Speake, girl.
Max and Mary Temin. boy.
John e. and Annie SchlOTb, girl.
Caskie NJ and Elizabeth z. Smith. bog.
Joseph B. and Laura V. Phelps. girl.
Daniel j. and Anna l. O'ConneIl, Eirl.
Charles 4. and Fannie II. Naylor. boy.
Howard B. and Besie VI. Miller. boy.
William Y and Helen b. Mcintosh. girl
Ferdinand B. and Mary V. McGiEern, girl
Barney and Dora Lewis. boy.
Aubrey C.. and Matte johnson, girl
Richard L. and Ada c. Jackson. boy.
William Z. and Virginia G. Hayghe. girl.
William H. and Minnie VI. Hall. girl.
Chester b. and Columbia HarWOod, girl.
John and Mary Guerine, girl.
Oscar and Clara Friedman. boy.
George +. and Bessie EHgel. boy.
August H. and wilhelnina X. Decker boy.
Ira ID. and Ida Baker, girl.
Francis L. and Harriet Bangert girl.
HGny X. and Mary D. Allen, boy.
COLORED.
Walter n. ard Elizabeth wilson, boy.
McComAs and Alice Lewis, girl.
William and Marie CArsOA. girl.
Emerson and Susie V. Cooper. girl.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
Official Weather Report-Partly Cloudy
Superior Clothing
..- AND
Supreme Confidence

the methods of The Mans Store the of the past weeks
phenomenal ng-the Biggest Half Price Sale Our History
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
Keystone DaiIy-virEinIa. sos 9th.

Shaffer's Floral Effects Reveal
artistic originality. Prices reasonable. 800 18th.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06

dress to the railroad men at the Termi-
nal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. on Monday even
ing. 1t will be an open meeting for rail-
road men and a reception will be ten
dered to Mr.. Harrison. The Terminal r.
r. Y. VI. c. A Orchestra and the Ter
minal r. R. Y. VI. c. A. Singing Club will
render musical program.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
LOCAL MENTION

lbs. choice eysp. peaches. 25c; eyap.
apricOts, l2c; large cans Cal. peaches,
'1Oc; 8 cans beans, 2Jc; 4 cans peas, CSC:
4 cans corn. 35c: 3 cans asparagus, soc;
Peerless milk. small, 3 for 1Oc; large,
T15c; Oleine soap, 10c: lbs. starch,
1Oc: 10 lbs. washing soda, 10c: lbs.
buCkwheat, Csc; IL lbs. white meal. soc;
pink salmon. &C; mixed nuts, nc; CO.
coanuts; SC: head rice, 1]tc; white Po-
Sc box; 3 doZ safety matches, IOc: all
kinds tea, 29c; Wonder coffee. 2Oc; 3
loaves bread. 10c: Norway mackerel SC
and 10c; macaroni or spaghetti, &C. 143S
p st. n. w. and all the J. T. D. Pyles
stores.
Keystone DaiIy-VIrgInIa. sos 9th.
Shaffer's Floral Effects Reveal
artistic originality. Prices reasonable. 800 18th.
Best business lunch I'm Warrington
Eckstein's. Ladies' and gentlemen. 1412
New York Ave. 35c. LIST and I'd floors.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
Tide Tables,

Todsy-LoW tide. SIS a. m and II p. n; high
tide. 1919 a m and l2:.6 p. m.
The sun and Moon.
Today-sun rises. Tce a m; sun sets. 5a6 p m.
Moon rises, N55 2. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-06
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

Susie W. Walker. II year. so 10th st. ne.
Bowen F. Reynolds. q 1901 East Capitol st.
Archibald Mcknight, ST.. So 6l4 n. c. ave. -.
Eliza Z. SouIes. g. l55 Gales st. ne.
Helen Mar Gage. 81. zoo 18th 81. NV.
Sophia Wheatley 80. Govt. Hospital Insane.
Ida NJ. Miller. %. liz "A St sw.
Ruth A. Schuab Is, l26 Columbia road NV.
Francis R Commany, 81. 1915 4 st. NV.
William TvOmbly, g. rs Mas. ave. ne.
MEIy Bledsoe. G, Sibley Hospital.
CoLORED.
Simon Archer. - yezrs. 1873 Eth st. NV.
Fannie Washington. "A, e Defres st. NV.
Edward Green. "a. al Browns court nv.
John Woodfanlk. 10 GGlIinger Hospital
Francis Mason, days, aI lIth S. ne
Hotel woodstock, New York City.
Comfort Without Extravagance.-Adv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Notice Of Morttate Foreclosure
Sale.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the sum of One Hundred Three
and 5000 (1O3. SO) Dollars which amount
is claimed to be due, n is due at n
date Of this notice upon a certain mort
gag deed made, executed, acknowl-
edged and delivered by Herman Schnei-
der and Anna Schneider, his wife, as
Mortgagors. unto Ida NJ. Young as
Mortgagee bearing date the 9th day OF
September, 1913, which said mortgage
with a power Of sale therein contained
was duly recorded in the office OF the
Register of Deeds within and for the
County of Stearns in the State of Min
nesota on the 18th day of June, A. D.
1914, at 10 o'clock A. M, of that day, in
Book rs Of Mortgages therein on page
1876 thereof.
NOW THEREFORE. Notice is here
by given that by virtue of the power OF
sale in said mortgage contained and pur-
suant to the statute in such case made
and provided the mortgage will be fore
closed by the sale of the premises de-
scribed in and conveyed by said mort
gage, which said real estate and pre-
misses is lying and situate in the County
Of Stearns in the State Of Minnesota,
and described as follows, to-wit: The
EdSU O1c uulluIcu (lOU, lSSl VI lIc WCot
four hundredand ninety feet of the south
Ninety-nine (99) feet of the southwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter IS. w.
"a Of n. 3. ~ of Section Numbered
Fourteen Ga in Township One Hundred
Twenty-Four 124) of Range Numbered
Twenty-eight (2s). Also Lot numbered
Ten 1O) in Block Numbered Seven ~
in Normal Park Addition to the City of
st. Cloud, according to the plat and sur
vey thereon on file and of record in the
office Of the Register of Deeds in and for
said Stearns County; which Sale will be
made by the Sheriff of said Stearns
County on the 18th day of March, A. D.
1915 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, at the front door of the court house
in the City Of St. Cloud in said Stearns
County, at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash to pay said debt with
accrued interest and the sum Of Tween
ty-five (25) Dollars attorneys fees stipu-
lated in and by said mortgage, to be
paid in the case Of foreclosure thereof
and the costs and disbursements allowed
by law, subject to redemption at any
time within one veal from and after
the date of said sale, as provided by
law.
Dated, this Goth day of January, 1915.
IDA M. YOUNG,
Mortgage.
JAMES R. BENNETT. JR.
Attorney for Mortgage,
St. Cloud, Mimi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Git, 3eu8ntb!
fir @bmarb 8. Grnii1s, .. 6.
&idmunb, Mimn.
@ertber Doctor!
,ata

8ertber 0octor!
Nur eiuige 3eilen, Inn Sic nil
fen SIT la1ien, oab id Sbnen oanfbar
bin, fir tpas Sic an meirer Geluno=
belt getbon. Nls id 81 Sb11el1 tom,
batte i1 ein Nierenleioen, ange1btpol=
lene SiiBe, fonnte mei1en redten Mrm
nidt geraoe MAIDEN, botte 1tets Elm
muioes 6iiblen un0 feinen Appetlt.
SSetst babe id feinen sdmer5en mebr
in meillen Nieren u1lo Sic Sdmell11ng
in sen 6iiben lit fort. Mfeinen Mrm
tann id idr1er5los itrefen nro fiible
id mid friid a1no multer. GaS 1r1e=
oeroriidenoe @efiibl bot MIDI perloi'
fen uno nreinea Mppetit babe i6 mie=
ser erla1rgt. SD empfeble SIR diro=
praftilde 8ebanolung Seoerman1,
melder leioen6 nn6 feine Siilfe ftn=
Sen fonnte.
Sbnen beiten grfolg tpiinideno,
BIN i'd SIR %ergebener
81. 6. MelloM
grapeling salesman, Slinois Oil 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Sim 9ahibfpn.

Sim Mittmod, Sen 3. Sebruar,
miro inn Dapi6ion 6as 1roma 80.
bop". 6os in @etp Dorf fit LANCE 3eit
einen groben grfolg bate, iber sic
8ubne geben. Sic 4ntoren 6es aus
ge3eihneten @tides, meldeS bas 5eit-
gemaBe Tbemo 6es Eoges CUR @run6-
loge bot, boben es beriton6en, in redt
anipredenoer @eiie Elm Grama an
bieten, beiien @%uffiibrung itets Sen
gr0Bten 8eifan fonb. sc lit mobl
SOS @eite feiner @rt, tpos in Sobren
inn Dopioion Gbeater genoiien mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
tebed begnb iih 6umitag noa ct.

|tebed begnb iih .Samitag na9 st.
CLOUD; bon no iie ibr G0dterden Mu.
g1lita, Dos fir 11Gage i'm bortigen5t:
&apbaels &oipital bon ben Doftoren
Ga1nn, 9etpis & &ern nod borber-
gangener uegen 8linooarment5un-
Dung b%en0tbigter Operation bebon-
oelt m1roe, in better @eiunobeit nab
&ouie nabm. = Sim Montag, ben l..
6ebrl.ar, miro Die 6irma @6iden e
&1tbn in 6reeport NIT DEM Musper-
fauf ol1er ibrer @oaren b%eginnen,
wobei auf BEN &oitenpreis Der @aa-
rem feline Miidit9t genommen miro.
9oloingfprb.
Ser Mmstritt aus Dem Sdanfge=
idafte unb Ser @intritt in basielbe
brahte 6en 8emobnern unierer Srt=
idaft lebte @o6e cine Doppelfeitli6<
felt. Sim Mitttpo6 gab Sen. Sbmie>
tiers gu ieinem Mbibieb einen grobar-
tigen S9ma11s un6 am ndditen Gage
fubrte ii6 SOL. @erman BEL einem
Seiteiien in oas glei@e @eidaft Elm.
= Die 1tenitog bergangener @ode
bier gebaltenen @~eriammlungen Ser
Creamery uno Shipping @iiociotion
maren gut beiudt. Sci Der @abl
mur5en 6ie olten 8eamten Der Cred
merp : @eieui6aft beibebalten; Die
chipping Miiociation ertpablte Grana
|9idp als Direftor, @ar1 @i6en al5
g6mmeiiter unb Manager. @6nei=
ser mur6e 5uglei6 NIT 6em @efre=
tarspoiten betraut.
8ringt Cure leeren 8ierfdifer &c.
faniqit at irgen6 elmer S@nmftpirtb.
fdoit 3uriid. Golb Spring 8re>pino
GpmpanD.
Cafe 9enrA.
.gines Cages be%rgangener ISOLDE
begab fih Sacob Meper in midtigen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES na6 ct.
CLOUD. - Die Srouen @eter nn6 So
bann @pobn reiiten nod mebrere $50
@en tangent 8ei ud,e bel ibren bier
mobner6en @ltern in @egleitung IT.
rer Midte, SRI. Meper, na@ ibrem
@eim in @trome, Mberta, Canada,
5uriid. - Mlois Meper eritottete in
Ser @opitolita6t etnen bertpan6ti@oft-
li9en 8e il1@. = Sobn @eioner bat
iih fdufli6 in Sen 8efib elmer 8raolp
~Suttermablmiible gebra@t. - 8ern'
bor6 Sdleper lit bon elmer nod Bud
man in Morriion County gema@ten
8eiubsreiie 5urudgefebrt.
Bringt Cure leeren 8ierfaiier &C.
fGnigit 5u irgen6 elmer S@anftpirb'
idoft 311riif. @plb Sprtng 8retutma
IGpmpnnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

.lide geiegnet. Bier &ir6er betrauer,l
ben Sob Der guten Me11tter. bic am
Treitag benz Sdob Ser grbe iber.
geben muroe. -sMm Montag, Sen i.
8ebruar, miro sic 5irma @6iden &
&m1n' in Sreeport NIT bem Musper-
tauf o0er ibrer 8aaren beginnen,
mobcl allf Sen @oltenpreis Ser $500
rem feline Giidlibt ge1lommen miro.
Jrceport.
Sic Mitglieber oes in Ser @er3
Seiu1@emeinoe beitebenben Sung
frauenpereins be%ranltalteten lebten
ISonntag in Ser @alle cine lebr gut
beiudte nnterbaltung, beren Steiner
trag our Ded1,ng ser neue1 @irden-
gloden bertpen6et miro. = Die Got
tin bes &errn 90. @0iden gab Dien<
itag LETTER @ode ibren Sreunoinnen
cine &artenpartie, nobel Srau Ser.
mann S6oner Sen eriten &reis err
rang. = D%onnerltag traf gif. 8loni-
gen BON Nleronoria bier bel ieiner
So6ter> Ser Gralt So. @obler Elm, in
oeren 8egleit11ng er oa6eren Sages
na9 ct. Martin reiite, 100 ct Ser
3ienitag itattgefu1r6enen &o@5eit 6es
@1bert 8lonigen beipobnte. = @itt=
noe $. 8rrning %perfaufte ibr I'M moro
0itli6en Sbeile 6es @iuoge ge>
legenes @igentbum, nit MuSnabme
eines @ders 2anb, an Seinrtd)
S0ben fir $4,000. sic miro 6ieies
Srubiobr ouf ibrem 5uriidgebaltenen
2anoitiid Elm 1rel1es 8obnbms erri@=
ten laiien. = Sn Sen &itterbun6 gu
Melroie tpur6en bon bier a1fgenom=
men 81. &0iden, s. Meper, 8. 50.
@olftng, s. 8%onnemeper, g. so. 8ob
nn6 8. 8. @ele. - Sim Montag lift
bier NIT Ser gisernte begonnen NOR
Sen. = Sic Gormers @ompam ber-
ianote 9ienltag b%ergangener @o@e
eine neutrality-suspicious. 8ieb nod
|Su6=St. Saul. = SRI. Maria &o=
idiol modte leBte ISOLDE einen ber~
manotidoftliden 8ei1t@ in ct. @1o116.
-6ran5 @tiibe bat, nod6em er feline
Garm in @or6 @pring berpodtet bat,
fem @eim nit Tamilie na6 bier ber<
legt un6 fi6 bel StiibeS Mutter, ser
Srau Semfer> bdn1Sli@ eingeri@tet.
- SO. &0bler lit bon ser 8udman
Creamery Company als 8uttermader
engogtert mor6en, >pelde @telle ct m
1. Sebruar antreten miro. = Sra1
6. s.. 8ob tpar lebte @o@e IN Gong
&rutrte, mo ite Sic @efamntidoft eli
neg in Ser Sa1nilte Hires 8ru6ers
Bron5 Dinfel a~ngefommeren Md6<
6ens mobte. - Srau Ml1gnit Stun<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
gu Dem iih trob De bitteren &al!e
piele, urter bteien 9onp Terrabe un6
@ottin. cine Midte oes DohinQeihie.

5u Dem ii1 trob Be bitterer &al!e
piele, ur1ter 6teien 9onp Serrabe uno
@attin, cine Midte bes Dubingeidte'
oenel1, BON ct. CLOUD, etngef1noen
batten, Inn oem g,1ten @ater Deeper
sic lette Gbre gu %ertpeiien. Moge er
rllbe1 in Irieoen! Die binterbliebe-
men brei Sobne erltatten biermit al
len, Sic ibrem @ater mdbrenb ieiner
&ranfbeit beiitonoen nnb Eroit ipen-
oenb our Seite maren, pie a16 aQen,
sic bem REINFORCEMENT @ater Dos Sc,
leite gum @ottesader gaben unb tpdb-
rem oes fir feline Seelenr11be gebal-
tenen @equiem mie m1d ant @rabe
ieiner inn an6ddtigen @ebete gebad-
ten, ibren a11fri6tigen Cant.
Slice.
l1nier bobm: Nfarrer Soiepb Ste,
pbon, mel9er 3uei @oden als rbeu-
motif@ @eplagter I'M ct @apbaels
Soipital gu ct. CLOUD 3ubradte, traf
lebt,n Somitag mie6er bier Elm. Sein
3ultano bat iid iniomett eebeiiert,
oab er ieines Mmtes 1polten fam.
@offentIi6 miro er it6 bol6 mie6er
pouItdn6iger @eiun6bett erfreuen
fonne1t. = Mm D~ienitagmorgen mur-
Sen in ct. @lou6 getraut Sermann
SeIridb elm iunger erfolgreider 6ar=
mer inn Sopn @robam, un6 SRI. &o=
ia MiGer, iiingite Sodter Ser bier
mobnenoen Samilie Sacob q. Miller.
M0se es 6em iungen Scare ltets nad
@11nih ergeben!
8ringt Cure leeren 8ierfaiier &c.
f6ni1it gu irgen6 elmer @9mfptrtb=
idoft 5uriid. Golb Spring 8retpina
Gpmparg.
MiImppb.
Mm 10. 6ieies Monats feierte 6te
M1ttter 6es inn Comm MiQmoo6
mobnen6en @errn Mnton @ilmer6ing
BEL SEM sic @reiiin ibr angenebmes
&eim bat, BEL gutter @eiun6beit ibren
so. @eburtstog i'm @erman6tenfreife
Sci bieier @elegenbett tparen 6ie Mtt-
glieoer 6es sGngerfran5es bon Stree
port 6eiien Dirigent &err@tlmer6ina
lit, 8rgegen, uel6e 6as @iegenfeit
Ser NIT 10 btelen Sabren geiegneten
6rou 6ur6 SEN @ortrag 6es 6ertiden
9ie6es berberrli6en balfen, mobei
6em &errn @ilmer6ing nn6 fetnen
@efdmiitern Ser i40ne Sinn Ser
8orte i1s @e6adtniB fam: u@enn
6u nod cine M11tter bait, Damn banfe
@ott un6 lei 5ufrie6en!" = SIM Sitter
bon IS Sabren bat ant Dienitag 1eb-
ter ISOLDE sic @atttn 6es @ohl. 2tnf
info1ge bon 2ungenfteber 6as 8eitz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28
Appendicitis.
Seine 11riaden nnb Grleidternng ION
Is. 8. Grnitns, .. g., Gbiro=
praetieer, &idmunb,
Minn.

Sic nermiform Mppenoir ii Elm
langer idmaler, murmabnlider mus
culo membranous gd]lar1d, aus Ser
caeeum. IS miro angenomme1l 6aB
sic Mppen6ir I'M 2urdidnitt bon
10000 Griiien entbalt, meld)e Ell
ne ldliipferide 5liiliigfeit entbalten.
Appendicitis lit cine gnt5iinoung o6er
groGe @ite Ser bermiform appen0ir,
melhe oft 6as %peritoneum in Mitlei=
6enibuft 5ieben un0 groBe sdmer5en
in Ser red)ten Seite er5eugen. gs
giebt 6ret Mrten bon appendicitis, Sic
ei11fade, Sic ei1ernbe un6 sic bran.
6ige. Sic 6rage taudt nun a1f, pas
bringt sic anatomiiden. gerdnoerun=
gen in ser Mppen6ir berpor. Sic
Mntsport lit einfad Sic: Appendicitis
miro berborgerufen 6ur9 cine perti=
cole @erital1dung, melhe Sic Nerpen
ser ameiten 2ir16en @ertebrae p%reiien,
meldes einen 3ruf auf 6te calofific,
5. /. Site erseltge1tben Merpen, Sic
au Ser bermiform Mppenbir Ieiten,
altsiiht uno gnt3ii11o1ng 6arin her
borrufen. linn 81 miiien, Oh Sic Up
penbieitis baben, iino Sic Spn1ptnr~~
folgen6e:
SSn Sen meiiten 6dnen taau
sdmer5en inn l1nterleibe Elm uno cit
6umpfer Shmer3 in ser rehten @eite
Elm. gieueidt 5eigt iid Tieber gleid
inn Mnfang nit einem @diittelfroit.
Ser Mppetit gebt perloren, sic 3unge
lift belegt un6 meiitens tritt Grbreden
Elm. Cine operation beieitigt sic gp-
pen6ir, aber nidt sic l1riahe Ser gp=
pen6icitis. gs lit Ebatiahe, bob in
SEN ,%neiiten 6dl1ett nobel sic Mppen<
Sir S11rh Sperotion entfefnt tpuroe,
ser 8atient an droniider Ser
itopfung lit, un6 ii%bermdBiges Gas
in Magen nnb gingetpei6e iid ein-
ltenta. @as lit 6as 8e1te, 6os forge-
redte; lit es, Sen effect at beieitigen,
ober Sen @run6 6esielben2 Sic Elm,
aige berniinftige Mnttport 1T: entfer11e
BEN @run6 un6 Damn lit fein effect,
un6 oas lit, tpos Ser Gbiropracticer
thut. tpie es ~betpieien tpir6, 6urd
elm Moiuftiren. Sic bielen @rfoIge
in M6iuitiren fin6 ser beIle ur6 ent.
giiltige 8epeis 6afiir.
Sobal6 sic Mppenoicitis fiiblen,
rufen sic etnen @biroprocticer, 90 es
better lit i'm arauiteIIen oIs 0in6erer,
o1s cine Sberation at baben. 1tno
marl1m? Sbr beboltet Cure Mppenoir
11n6 lei6et niht an hroniffer Ser
ftohfung, neil Ole Mppen6ir lire nor,
mnlen Tunctioner ausubt un6 sic
@ingemeibe NIT Ser unbe6inqt no,
tbigen 6liiiiigfeit b%eriorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Ser Soften bon @rdnngersf lit porl-
itanbig ar1gefrorcn un6 6omit @,1B-
.lan6 bon ie6em iiberieeiiden @erfebr
abgei9nitten.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
LESLIE'S PRINTS
 ALASKA VIEWS

aIr. II. NJ. Brown of New York, who has charge of the circulation department work in the Northwest for Frank Leslies publications, is making a tour of Alaska and will spend today and Q portion of to- morrow in Skagway before leaving for the interior in company with MT F. W. Sheelor, the panorama pie ture man. While in the interior NIr. Sheelor intends to take mum Der of pictures os interesting scenes and cities which will be valuable as showing the marvellous development of recent years.
 These two gentlemen recently took the westward trip together and in Leslie's Weekly of July 18th appeared a splendid view of the town of Seward, which was taken by Mr. Sheelor. LeSlie's Weekly which in the past has proven itself AIaskaG greatest newspaper friend, will publish others O. these views in the near future as space all lows.
 MT. Brown expressed himself as very much delighted with all of AL aska that he has yet seen and laid especial emphasis on the attractive uess If Skagway as a summer re sort, saying that the flower gar Geus here rival tho finest he has seca n California, and in some varieties of flowers, surpass them.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
INVESTIGATION
 UNDER WAY

Chicago, July 2 - Secretary Redneld, of the department of commerce, arrived here today under orders from President Wilson to take part iu the probe of the 'acci- dent to the excursion steamer East land, which turned turtle Saturday with 25gv people on board.
 The exact number of victims is not yet known, but will undoubtedly be in excess of 1000.
 The steamer had been chartered by emQloyes of the Western Eelec- tric company for an excursion across the lake, and all on board besides the crew of seyenty-fiye were elec- trical mechanics and their families,
 ". c. Steele, owner Of the yes sal. the captain and several other officers Of the boat are held in jail pend!ug the outcome of the in VestjSaJiOu.
 Officers Of the boat claim that the accident was caused by the pas seugers all crowding to the outside to wave goodbye to their friends on the pier.
 The EastlaHd was built on Lake Erie and used for 9 time for lake tIaft:c. She was found to be top heavy, however, and was recently remodeIed with @ view of overcOm- ing this apparent defect in her con- struCtiOu
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
GETS
 SHORT RESPITE

New York, July 27-The supreme court today granted Lieut., Becker stay of the death sentence until Friday, pending the decision on his application for q new trial. Beck CTS attorneys claim to have dis covered important new evidence in criminating a number of officials higher in the police department than was Lieut. Becker, and to be able to prove that they have been in a conspiracy to make Becker the goat in the Rcsenthal murder case, and that the responsibility for the acts of the gunmen who were convicted anl executed was their and not his. While this claim is gensraliy discredited no one in the prosecuting attorneys office objects seriously to the granting of few days time for the sitting of the alleged evidence.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27

Paris, July 27-A fierce bom- bardment of the inside forts of the Dardanelles has been in progress for the past three days, and is con- tinuing night and day without let-up.
 The Dardanvlles Qualifications are conceded to be the hardest nut of the war to crack, but the allies are determined to 'demolish them, and were it not for their German officers the Turks would have surrendered long ere this. The constancy of the bombardment is
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
YUKON
 RIVER REPORT

Whitehorse, July 27-Water 59 inches.
 White Horse: Sa!led S:3O ?. m. with 29 passengers.
 CasCd: Arrived S.30 a. m. with 75 passengers, including Bostonians and Violetta party.
 Dawson: Up Yukon Crossing at 6 a. n.
 Selkirk: Up Stew art river at 4 a. m.
 Nasutlin: Up Stewart river s a. m. ou the 26th.
 Next sailing; Casca tomorrow night.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
CABINET TO REPORT
 ON NATIONAL DEFENSE

Washington, July 27 - President Woodrow Wilson has called upon the heads of the war and navy departments for reports on the sub ject of National defense. The Pres ideut desires to secure the re- ports in time to consider them in connection with his message to the regular session of congress next December.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
FEET CONTINUES FORWARDING
 FORTS OF THE OARDANELLES

gradually wearing on their nerves, and their powers of endurance Is bein" severely tested.
 In anticipation of the possible fall of the forts on the Gallipola peninsula, the Turks are now erect ing immense Qualifications imme- diateiy surrounding Constantinople.
 Turkish military activity is be- ing somewhat hindered by the re- rusal of Rumania tc allow the trans portation of supplies from Austria to Turkey through the Rumanian territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
COMMERCIAL CLUB

NOTICE is hereby given to all those who have signed the sub- scription list, and to all others, that there will be a meeting held at the City Hall, this Tuesday July 27th, 1915, at D. m. or the purpose of reorganization, and you are requested to be present.
 PHIL ABRAHANlS,
 Sec. Pro tenn.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27
J. J. UNDERWOOD I3
 WED AT EVERETT

Seattle, July 27-J J. Under wood, Alaska sourdough, author of Alaska, an Empire in the Making and all round writer on Alaska, was married at Everett last Thursday to Miss Helen Gillon, of that place.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-27

Berlin, July 27-The sentiment of Germany today is decidedly anti American. All of this mornings newspapers in Berlin and nearby cities demand that the government continue submarine warfare against hostile commerce without further regard to the American protest. They claim that the Americans are not fully informed as to conditions and fail to grasp the necessities of the German situation, and that yielding to the contentious of the