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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-23

Gadsden Journal: The Ford peace party now can have some sympathy with barn stormers," if reports of it's European re- ception are re fable.
 Montgomery Advertiser: The govern ment spends enough money printing and distributing matter that is never read to equip that proposed continental army.
 Huntsville Mercury: Americans just naturally like a scrap" The little furry with Austria has caused quite a spurt in enlstments for the army the last few days.
 Talladega Home: Since a huge crop of old maids has been predicted for Eu- rope as result of the war a husband with only one arm or leg is preferable to none at Birmingham Age-Herald. Perhaps one-arm embrace is preferable to none.
 Montgomery Times: The boys up in Birmingham are going after those judg- ships There are four however, who have no opposition, Judge William E. Fort be- ing among the number. If Montgomery
 IVY '"oSe noit -"oulu win out unanimously, even though he had opposi- tion.
 Opelika News: It is the opinion of some toiks that the boil weevil will not be here in sufficient numbers next year to do any damage to the cotton crop. That is not at all in line with the history of the Weevil in other sections of the country. So far, it has been the case that where the weevil reached section in August of one year he has been there in ample time the next year and in sufficient numbers to cut the cotton crop practically in half.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-23

I'm going to propose to Miss Preachl this evening""
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Gpielladen pegraltmt, mtt1tnter al
leroings an sic untpabri4einllb'
lten Srte un6 @er1tede. SSn Ser 9ea9:
barfamilie f0i1111en mir Damn momog'
li6 Elm ooppelt 10 altes Md66en beo:
badten, SOS ii6 BEL ie6er @elegen'
belt bon geraoe5u riibrenoen l1nbe:
bolfenbeit 5eigt nn6 6urd 1eittf
Sopfigfeit @11tter uno @eidmtiter
mandmol in gelin6e @er5meif1une
bringt. &ier 5eigen ii6 eben i6on
Sic a%ngeborenen 11n6 ererbten ST.
ltinfte, 1tn6 es lit @ahe Ser gr5ieber,
forrigieren0 ein5ugreife len.
Go Iartge 6os &in6 i'm Sdobe oeS
g%lternbalties gut bebiitet nn6 mobl=
g%eIeitet 6abin lebt, bat sic Se1bit-
itanoigfeit ia 10 mie 10 feinen praf-
.ti1ben @ertb. Cine eini4neioenoe
Men6ung tritt crit ein nit 6em Git
tritt in sic @drle, 6em sic 2e6rerin
fann unmoglib Sic fiinf5ig o6er ied=
5ig ibr gum nnterri6t ibergebenen
@iroer %geion6ert iibertpoden. @s be-
ginnt alio iett sic 3eit fir 6ie 1nt1=
gen Meniben, mo- Tie ibr eigenes
0enfen in &onolrnger umieben miii=
len, obne 6aB elterlide 2iebe itets
b%ilfsbereit %eingreifen fonn. l1no Nun
beginnt a1d bereits sic Sragf 6eS
2ebens, sic ii@ ia ipater nod bon Ell
ner piel barteren @eite 5eigt. Sm'
mer lit es 6as an proftiide @elblt<
Itanoigfeit gepobnte &tno, 6aS iiber-
legen Sen @ampf NIT Ben fleiner1
@didiolstiiden arfnimmt, baS ii@
itets gu belfen tpeiB, feline l1ngei6id'
lidfet, @didternbeit un6 feline
3ou6ern fennt, frtf4 ur6 fr0bli9
ole sic fleiner &%in6erniiie, bie !i@
ieinem iungen 2eben bereits 1T ben
@eg fteuen, megraumt.
@enm nun u116 6ie Sdnl5eit 6ie
Gelbfitan6igfeit 6es &n6eS mebr
o6er min6er f0r6ert, 10 mltB 6o6 81
&m1ie immer fleiBtg nadgebolfen
nn6 ergan5t per6en. @tgentli@ ion=
ten in SEN 2ebrplon 6em praftii6en
2eben e%ntnommerre Gader groBe Sc
a9tung fin6en. 9ie intelligence nno
er5iebungsfreu6ige M11tter fann al
1erlings BEL ettpas g11tem @inem mn6
Ser 110tbigen 8eit ielbit iebr biel
tb1r. sic fantt Sen oft iebr 1dmud)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Ser britiide 9ampfer Mrabic fat

ouf ieinen 5ablreiden Tabrten gang
getpaltige @engen bon @offen unb
M11nition iiber SEN S5ean gei6leppt,
un6 es lit gar mdt 5u iddten> tpie
oiele madere 6el1tide Sel6en un-
ter SEN amerifaniiden &11geln, sic
er England un6 ieimen @erbunoeten
5ugebradt bat, berbh1tet 1in6. 9es,
bob m1B man iid idon aus rein
menidli9en @efiblen freuen, 6oB
SEN Sabrten oud 6ieies britiiden
@unitionsidiffes ein 3ieI eefeet
tpor6en lit. @enn uniere &egierung
mdt gu betpegen it, Ser uneirge-
idrarfte11 @affen- uno Munitions-
m1sf1br @inbalt gu gebiete11, 6om
ml1B Deutidlan6 iid eben ielbit idii.
zen. 11r1 6a511 bietet Sic 8ernid+
t1ng Ser britiiden Sronsportmihe1
6as geeignete Mittel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Kindere6e.
@ott felt Mqes.

Gin 2ebrer bielt eimnaI ein @las
@alier, in oenr einige fleine @ol5=
fiidben idmamme1t, Dor feline @laiie
bod nno fragile sic &inoer, OBJ Tie oie
Siide in oem @aiier ieben fonnten.
Mue unttporteten: uSa."
Ser 2ebrer 1rebte 6aS @1as berrm
un6 fragte 6an1: ugeun baben ii6 Die
.6ii9e aber beritedt, per fam tie nod
feben?" SHE &inoer boben 6ie
Sdin6e auf nn6 ems e%rpi6erte: v8tr
f0;rnen ale 6iI9e nod gar5 6eutltb
ieben."
uMber iett?" fragile Ser 2ebrr,
in6em er SOS @los mte6er Elm tpe=
mig man6te. nSSebt au6 no6," ertptz
6erten sic @diler.
uSSa, fontrer sic Siide fi@ 6en11
nidt Dor gud berbergen?" ffrug ser
2ebrer meiter. ~geein, 6as lit nn=
mog1i@." u@ar11m lit 6as nnm0g=
l1d?" uQSe1l mir 01trb 0ns @lds 1e=
fen f0nnen," entgegegnete ein fleiner
&nobe.
~Dos lit redt, meir @tn6," iagte
ser 2ebrer, limo 0amit molte ib
gud 5eige1t 6aB eS ga115 unmoglid
lit, ii6 Dor 6em lieben @ot 5u BET
Bergen, 6enn Ct 16a11t bonn &immel
berab un6 iein @uge blidt 6ur6 or
les btn0urd un6 felbit bis in unier
SSmerltes binein.. gs lit unm0gli6,
lib Dor STINT 5n berbergen mn6 6as
boie &er5 Dor SSbm GIT berlteden. 8ir
mollen tets ooran 6erfett nn1 es miro
inns gemiB beIfen, 6aB mir 6as @0ie
iibertpin6en u1rb 6as Cute mebr iiben
als bisber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

mer int @ege, 6enn er fann ii6 fa11m
mebr fortbepegen. Mimm Dein sc,
tpebr uno fibre ibn in BEN @al6 un6
mnde es fur3 NIT ibm."
Sobn tpeinte> trob ieiner bier5ebn
Sabre. Ct iollte &ober t06ten?!
Seinen Sun6, Ser mebr I'M Sous
mor als er ielber? Mls er nod o.
ftan6, fiiblte ct ettpos &altes un6
Seu6tes in ieiner @om6. @s mar
&ober. uMrmer Mober," iagte er>
uGu meiBt nidt, mas i6 Sir tbun
ion. Mber mir mollen toenigitens nod
eim1ol einen Spa5iergang MAIDEN"
Sinten I'M @arten bate 2ucp,
Sobn's iiingere Sdtpelter> Elm fleinss
Spielba11s, in 6em fie lire @uppen
uno einen fleiner Sfen batte uno
mo- iie ont Iiebiten ipielte. Dortbin
begab iib Sobn, 1agte ober ieiner
@dtpeiter nidt, mas nit Sober ge=
fdeben foIte nn6 ging bal6 nit Dem
@un6e meiter.
Mit einem Mal FOB Sober sen
@opf ur1 idniiffe1te. Dam lief er
16merfaqig fort, QUEER iiber Die 8lu-
menbeete, 10 idnen er MIR fonnte.
@%ergebens rief ibm Sobn. Ser Sumo
b0rte 6ieSnnaI ni6t ur6 10 lief er
idmem birter linn fer. So fab ct
Mau6 aus 6em Gpielba11s berbor=
oringen. &oper itieB Die Ebiir ouf.
Sobn b0rte feline Sdtpeiter idreien.
DoS Seuer int fleinen Sfen batte
lire &lei6er in bron6 geiebt. Sat-
gleid5eitig nit Sobn fam Die Mut=
ter IN sos fleine &aiusden. Doct
faben Tie 2ucp auf Ser @r6e liegem,
un6 Sober iiber ibr. Mit 1einem &or<
per batte er 6ie Slammen eritidt.
.2l1cD'S &lei6 mar MIR %berbrannt,
ldIimmer aber mar &ober pegge=
fommen, Ser 8ran6pun6en erbalten
batte. 9ie M11tter trug 6as eridred=
tie Mq66en in's Sous. gfober> Ser
na6 berbrannter @aare11 rod, ging
nit artsgeltredter 3unge langiam
binterber.
MIS Ser 8ater am Mben6 beimfam
un6 bon 6em @orfau b0rte, nabm
er 2ucD in feline Mrme, BONN ging
er GIT 6em Eeppid, ouf 6em Sober
lag u1r6, iid gu 6em @unoe nieoer=
beagen6, itrei6elte er i'm nn6 iagte::
u@11ter Sober, 10 latge gu no@ ga
bilt, iou es Sir an ni6ts feb1en."
SSobn aber lief bina1s, flatI9te 1T
sic @dn6e, iprang mie narrifd fer
INN ur6 rief: uSurrah &ober miro
6o9 nidt to6tgeidoiien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
fatnilienkrei$.
Sdmlbe9inn.

sSsett, su Mnfang oeS nelen Sfa1l=
iabres, modte i) germ Ser Sugeno
eiriae @orte nibmen. grfabrene
unb porIidtige gr5teber baben i6or
pieoerbolt Dor Ser oll5u iebr ausge-
pragten SeIbltitd11oigfeit beS bera}1=
fpodlenoen @eidledtes geparnt 11no
TIRE @eoet1fen iiber Sic tpeittragenoen
SoIgen geauBert. l1no oenno6 m1B
imn1er lt11o INNER tpteber 6arauf bt1t=
eerpielen tperoer, 6oB &naben r1o
Maod)en aus praftiiden @rii11oe1
gar nidt fritz gel1tg at cine getpille
@eIbiftanoigfeit int 9enfen uno
Sonoeln gemobr1t tper6en f0;n1rer, Sic
ober Sic SEM finoliden Sitter 10 an-
ftebenoe Maipitdt u1r0 sic ser Ctr
f11rfyt Dor SEM Sitter entipringen6e
geifeioenbeit f%einespegs al1s5uidlie=
ben bral,dt.
Meroings lit o119 in 6ieier fdtptes
rigen 6rage SOS 8eiipiel Ser @lter11,
ser tpidtiglte Softor. IS lit nun eirr-
NAL ridt btntpeg5ure6en, baB Dos
8eiipieI Ser Bette 2ebrmeiiter lit.
Ser @odobmungstrieb lit 6em Men-
fden ongeboren. gu 6iefem ml1B it'd
oon11 sic @etp0b1n1ng geieQen, benn
jung gepobnt lit at getban. @trenge
n1o Madiidt miiiien in redter @eiie
ongeponot tper6en. Sc ber1tebt ii6
BOD eigentIi6 bon ielbit, 6ab gum
8eiIpieI elm temperamentbouer &na-
be in ieinem au5u rofd bortparts
itiirme1roen Ebdtigfeits6romge IN
rtdtiger @eiie gebemmt, pabren6 Elm
idiidternes, Iinfiides &in6 notiirlib
ouf iebe @eiie gefor6ert mer6en mub.
@don Bel SEN @einiten un6 Mner,
fIeinlten mub Sic ridtige Metbobe
einiebert. 9a lit gum 8eiipiel Elm
3meiidbriges, sos ii6 idon gan5 ge-
idtdt nit fIitrfen, tpettn o16 6rol1i<
gen @ebaroen Sos @eii9t nn6 sic
@anoden. mdidt, @triimpfe un6
@dube on5iebt un6 iogor I'M auf=
odmmern6en Sr6nungsiinn feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

IN ADDITION TO H MANY EDUCATIONAL FEA-
TIRES at the Minnesota State Fair, Sept. 6 to II, for
which nearly SIS, 900 in premiums are given, several of
the most noted features in the Entertainment World
will be offered. Art Smith, Hing OF the Ar, the sen
sation of the Frisco Exposition for ten weeks, will give
performance day and night. An auto race program
featuring the worlds greatest speed demons, a horse
durance motorcycle race, auto polo by original Amer
lean and English teams, a dozen bands and orchestras,
three stages of continuous vaudeville before the Grand
stand afternoon and evening, these and many other
features will supplement the educational program:
Each night a great scenic city, stormed by air fleets and
she'll fire, will be destroyed in "The War of Nations"
# IS q nrogram YOU should not miss. LET'S GO!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Mn Sag Soft.

Sd fiible, baB id SEN Tabrifatt>
ten oes GbomberIain's Collie, gbo-
lera= unb 9ltrdfan=Mitte1 ein @ort
6es 0onfes idul6e,~ idreibt 6rn1
S. g. @bitberan, 8oman0a, g. ..
u@Is id begor1t, 6ieie Meoisin git
nebmen, lit id groben Sdmer5 urro
fiiblte mild idred1id franf infolge
zines Mnfones bon Sonmerfronfhcit
Mad6em id cine 9oiis 6onon &C.
1tomn1en, braltdte ih nidt longe oltf
9inoer11ng SIT tuorten, 50 es mir fat
a11genblidlid gl1ttbat. gu foufen iii
@enrp's Corner 9rug @tore. -In5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

0ltSgebtlDetet Sr1e11t1rnt1gs' n110
Ortslinn beS &inoes bil6en, 6aS I'm
terldeioem Ser Miin3en ouerlei ion.
ltige praftiide Dinge in rid)tiger tor
refter @eile linn beibringep. Mud)
SOS @eiorgenlalien bon fleine,1 1tno
anmdbli6 o116 bon ettpa midtigen
Mmftrage,r 111po @ommii1ione,, geb0rt
in 6iele @ubrif. 2infiid)e un6 d1tgit-
lid)e &inoer iude n1an our6 loben-
Sc @orte nah ie6er gut gelungenen
@eiorgl1ng 51 erb0bten 9eiitungerl
oa5u1pornen ltn6 ibren gbrgei3 gu
mecfen. Man bite iib aber 6apor,
ooB man 6as 1T oieien Dingen piel,
leid)t begabtere &in6 gegen 6aS an
oere, n1bebolfene a1sipiele. Man
erreidt BEL Ser %uberrei5ten @mpfin5=
lidfeit ser il1ngen Seele oft oa6urb
oos @egentbeil bon 6em, tpas mau
be5tpedft. Mlio anitatt gr0Berer
@elbfitan6igfeit Snitd5rmiid5ieben
11no Elm Bis CUR Mengitlidfeit lid)
1teigenoeS 8umbmen ser Sdidtern=
felt.
Sim leidteitet enttpidel1t ii6 auf
fat anen @ebieten sic &tn6er, Sic
imitten elmer gr0Beren @eidtptiter>
5obl aufpadien. Mbgeieben bon Sen
meiit ettnas berm0bnten Siingiten,
SEM Nseltbafden, er5ieben it6 in gro
Beren Gamilien Sic berldie6en beran=
lagten &in6er gang bon ielbt. l1no
10 mie ser tapfere 8ebniabrige, ser
iid 1tets 8u belfen meiB, SEN iungc-
rem 8r116er CUR begeiiterten Nadab-
m1tng anipornt> 10 meiB ou6 baS
praftiid un6 geidtdt beranla9te
8adfii6den ollein 6tr6 fem grtes
@eiipiel er3ieberii6 a1f sic fleine=
rem S6tpeitern ein5umirfen. 9aS ein=
5ige @in6 6agegen bleibt lei@t e1rt=
meoer iebr idiidtern o6er es ent-
midelt iid aQ5ufebr ms entgegenge-
iebte grtrem. gs be6orf Ser ga11-
gen er5ieberiiden &lugbeit nn6 Sorg=
falt ser gltern gera6e bel 6em ein5i=
gen @in6e 6os &tdtige 5u treffen.
l1n6 lit Elm ioldes &tn6 ridttg er-
5ogen 10 fa1n man mob1 BON 6en
@ltern iogen, 6oB tie @eiiter inn CT
5ieben iin6.
MobI ser S11gen6, Sic iid fritz
1ridt nrr in ser Selb1tltan6igfeh,
lon6ern oud in Ser @elbit5udt iiben
m11B. Mus ibr erbliibt uns Elm flor
fes nn6 tii9tiges @ei6ledt, 6as iib
in auen 9ebenSlagen 5u belfen meiB
1n6 5u ie6er 3eit 6as lieggetpobnte
8mner elmer ebrlt@en un6 froben
2ebens8uperiidt bo@bdlt.
8ie bereits geiagt, pirft geraoe
6as quite 8etipiel ma@tig onf 6ie
@in6er ein. Gin &in6 m1B nit Git
furdt un6 Mdtung an @ater nno
Mutter %bina1feben, m1B ite iiber Sic
belten Meniden bolten. 9arum our=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Der JQnrn3tern

fen ii6 bie gltern in @egentpart Ser
&imoer nienpals geben laiien ion6ern
6iele11 IN 8ort nn6 Tbat 6aS Bette
8eiiptel geben, 6en1 eapig mabr
bleibt 6aS @ort @oetbe'S:
r@aS Die Mlten pfeifen,
Das miro ein @ir6 ergreifen.
@aS Ole Safer iu11gen, Dos 3mit-
idern ma1ttere SSungen.
. mo6ten Tie 5um Sdonen
Sid friib um6 frii6 gepobmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Die @alt1ng ser @ilipn'iden Mb<
miniitrotion in ser Me1tralitatsfrage
miro BON Ser ii6en Go1f s=
5eitnng folgenoermaben 6orafte=
riiiert: Sic amerifaniide &egierung
bat offi5iem lire uitrifttelte geertrali=
tdt" proflamiert un6 bdlt at 6ieiem
Stan6pnnfte oitentotib felt. Sem
guditoben nod bringt iie 6ieie
Mel1tralitdt o1tb in Ginflo11g nit 6e1t
bel teben6en, bon ibr unter5eidneten
inter11otionaIen Gerei11bar11ngett. Sem
|@eiite rn6 ser flar erfennbaren
Mbiidt nab ober mi6eriprtdt iie
oiei en @ereinbarltnGen 6ltrdaus.
@e11rt BEL 6ieier Sadlage Sic o1neri=
faniide &egier1tng trot6em no6 tpie
Dor beba11ptet, cine ~itre1tg paritati<
ide &oltung" gegeniiber 6en frieg-
fiibren6en Mddten ein5unebmen, 10
lit Sos cine b0nig 1tnbaltbore Sal
flung, ,pelde bor 6em &idteritabl Ser
@errmnft 1idt beitebet fart11 11n6 6en
Mnfor6errtnger BON gbrlidfeit un6
@iuigfeit ms @eiidt idldgt. Ssn
Dautidlan6 pflegt man cine io|de
&olhtng, tpe1trt mani iie Bel @ribot-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Mfit ser 8eiebnng &mHiid=Gplens

WVu Dtl StltRAAY JtANtIU=fute1IS
fa1t Sen Gentiden cine ungemein
reide 8eute at. Gin 6iinftel a0er
int ruiiii6en &ei6 gegrobenen &ob=
len miro in Holen pro6u5iert; nabe<
5u Elm 3ebntel Ser %geiammten Bro-
66uffttiion bon @obeiien itammt aus
@olen. SSm iii6li@en Gbeil 6es 9an-
6es befin6en ith &11pfer>, 3inf- nn6
8inn=2ager; erfteres miro idon felt
6em Is. Sabrbunoert getponnen,
mdbren6 @dmefel I'M Diitrift Hins
cotp getpornen mtr6. an 6ieier
&eidtb11m an @obmaterial geitaltet
@olen als reide @erte fir Sen 3mei-
bun6. @orfdm, 6as Sen 6eutfden
Mrmeen in sic @dn6e gefaaen, lit sic
6rittgr0Bte Sta6t &l1blan6s, MIR
Mosfou nn6 8etersburg fin6 bolt
reider ut6 bon gr0berer 8e6elttung.
@aridm1 5dblt 5ur 3eit etpa $780,
600 gintpobner n111 lit reid an ST.
6nitrien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
@erettet.

@ir miiiien Sober to6ti9ieBen. St
lit 10 alt un6 ft6 ielbft CUR 2ait."
vMber 8oter ="
SD peiB, mos gu fagen milllt,
SsSobn. Mober par Sir ein treuer
Gpielfomero6, ober er lit fa1t Blind,
feline @aare fa1en aus mn6 er lit int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
TarmauIethcn berIanQt.

@eI6 a11 berIeiben a1f hultibierte
@tear11s County 6armen gu 6 8ro.
gent Smtereiien. Mb5ablung lie nod
@unid. @erdants Matipnal @anf,
ct. GIou6. Wirrn. 31.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
3n berfdnfen

81 beffd1tfe11
200 Mder 6urm - 20 Slider I'M,
ter @flug - 35 Slider @ieie, @e1t
Bei6e- un6 8uidlonb. @rgiebiger
9ebmbo6en uno quite @ebduoe o11f
Dem 8lote. Ndberes Bel
37.ba s.. s. SD,
&bonp. Mi11n.
Gin 66tes 2a9erbier.
Gplb S&ring 0ier,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

perlonen trifft, einfa9 9euhe1 Ell
al 11ennen."
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27
ADDITIONAL FIRE PROTECTION

The started by the Chamber of Commerce last night provide additional fire protection for Cordova by the
 dng of wall in the center of the business block Front Street between and avenues, should meet with
 approval of every resident of the city This work be undertaken at a nominal cost especially as O'Ne Slater 1Snch strip of ground, next to their building, which they willing to allow the use of for this purpose.
 fire wall will not only prove great protection to property in of confagration but it will also materially reduce the insurance in the heart of the Too much be exercised in providing against the spread of flames in Alaskan towns only question of time when they visited by big fire Corova has been fortunate far but there telling when it will be turn. Only couple of weeks Valdez sustained $l 100000 loss and if the expenditure of little money at this time will be the of possibly saving the town from destruction the done the better The property First street will doubt be willing to contribute towards fund for this purpose and the city should also do its part.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27
AN HISTORIC OLD BELL.

The Liberty Bell which has made the trip from Phila
 pha the San Francisco fair has been viewed by thousands people in every city route It poor little old be but halowed by sacred memories and sancted that the fight of it ought to make any American heart hrob faster
 It the bell that enough rang out the od rang in he new
 It heralded worlds transformation, it sounded call for he and oppressed to advance the light of liberty and at last stand erect in the dawn of day. Before it ounded it's ca everything, nothing It's ringing hanged the and gave notice that ledger had opened in which all should have their xacy kept and full credit should be given to real worth hough clothed in and robes of purple would weigh not ng save they by real It rang the dark ess but at is sound superstition tyranny oppression and injustice spread their black wings and fled away and eestia light filled the world It herald of Freedom It's inging was an angel song of hope to mankind.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

disposition has been manifested the part of several aska newspapers resent the interest taken Alaska affairs
 the commercial bodies and newspapers of Seattle This rom the commercial aspect of Seaes relations with this arrtory there is the natural of ropnquity which has andency inspire interest affairs and which have o hesated in the past take full advantage of The es men and citizens generally of Seattle have worked ne entv and consistently for Alaska interests and many ler activities have been of entirely dsneresed nature It only natural that they should display this interest in behalf people wth whom their business and social relations ose Furthermore do Seattle justice the interest displayed
 it's citizens has been the of accomplishing much for benefit of the territory that otherwise would have been nattainable.
 The peevish attacks Seattle and its business by asa newspapers of organized propaganda behalf other which striving for portion of Seattles scouraged Our people will continue to do business with the erchant city which provides the best opportunity for profit be in Seattle elsewhere But self interest should ach that is not necessary to resort to unwarranted acks upon city and its people whose interests closely entitled with ours, and from whose activities iii behalf of aska good has resulted and must continue to result by it's influence in business and political affairs attacks resemble the petty bckerngs of neghborng towns which to be pervaded with the idea that interests served by betng their neghbors forts at progress.
 Alaska needs the friendship of Seate we'll other cc communities and acts which tend to aenae that endshp surely not dictated by the terrtorys best terests.-Iditarod Pioneer.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

Pittsburgh proposes to censor all magazines and news papers and will bar everything that is naughty If tha includes Pittsburgh divorce sories with what are the Pitts burgh newspapers going to fillg
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

Cordova has extended invitation through it's Chamber of Commerce. to the torpedo boat oa at Ska en route to Unaaska to visit harbor and city and promising extend hearty welcome and good time to the officers and crews.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27
BETTER BUSINESS IN SIGHT

Times picking up. There's rift in the cumui, and md the siverand coppernng is appearing. The worst seems to be Business who have been sitting the lire escape with their fingers crossed beginning to back into the building Manufacturers recovering from he dsspatons of enforced vacation And besides the good )d summer time here Capital pokng its tmid poll out If the thcket where it has been hiding the Lord knows Yhen
 The American nation is recovering its equilibrium and its ordinary camness of demnor and correct perpecves
 business matters All along the line reports of strength ming in mercantile and industrial lines More finding employment There fewer people out of employment odova and throughout the Copper River Valley me past In fact the entire nation rolling its sleeves for york;
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

Chief Byers of the local fire department had a force of men out with the hose last night weng down the buildings which is good precautionary during this continued dry spell.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

We are advised not to lend money in Europe bv fin chief of the bureau of domestic and foreign commerce vii help the war along, he says He didn't mention our heav ammunition shipments.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Cordova has certainly had land of continual sunshine this Scarcely drop of rain during the past three months
The Cordova daily times., 1915-07-27

Just why the Alaska Engineering Commission has several stationed at Kaaa to study tide conditions is beyond us when tide book giving all the desired information can be purchased for 15 cents
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-03

Ribot Presents Bill 70 French en-
Der OF Deputies.

Paris. Juno 3, 2:35 .. n,,~--A]<}
der r Ribot the French nhinixte
financ. TO-DAY introduced a bill in|
chamhe, of deputies providing
the appropriation OF $500. o0|
francs (s1,f20. O00,00 provisior
for tho requirements in the "A
quartz" OF the present year.
M. Ribot presented with the
memoranda showing that tho Ell
ordinary appropriation since the
began and including the estimates
the third quarter OF 1915 wo
amount to twenty-five billion FRA
t$4,40O, 600, 5000 III one Included
appropriations already made when
war began for tho last five non
of 1914, the total. the finance mi1
ter said, would rise 10. twenty II,
billion francs (s4,800o, 600, 00ol
the fourteen months.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-03
EDITOR PAPE ON STAND.

Waterbury, June 3.-Editor Will
liam j. -Pape, who is on triai in the
district court for criminal libel, under
cross examination today, explained
why he called Senator Peasley. Poor
Pusley' land why he accused the sena-
tor of selling his soul and betraying
his constituents for a political plum
Attorney l.. j. NiclSerson, VINO is pro-
scouting, is trying to prove that
Editor Pape has been using his paper
the Republican, to take revenge on
Sc nator ,Peasley because the latter was
an officer in ascourt that found the
editor guilty of contempt in 1912.
Mr.. Pape, however, contends that the
Republican was waging a campaign
against alleged irregularities in the
local city court, and against the prac-
tiee of having legislators appoint
themselves to Offices in the court.