davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-16
ARKANSAS LAND.

For Sale-Three valley farms, by
owner. $780, $50 and 200 acres, we'll i'm
proved: mile Of good railroad town. b.
T. Irby. Black Rock. Ark.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
G6icaseo %. eept.

@ei3en. - Sir @ept. $1.06
t.O7a; am Sflub $1.064. Sir 9e5.
94a 96tc; am S6lub 94ac. 6ir
@tai 97-9S4c; aln Sdblub 97e.
Selifforn. - ssiir Ee5. 55s--
554c; nm Gdditb ,55sc. 5iir W1l
57s-57ac; am sdluB 57br.
Safer. Sir 9e5. 365 -36lc;
GIN Sdlnb 365c. Sir @lai 3d.
33se; atn G6liiB 38ac.
gtoggen. - gso. 2, 98sc
0crte. - 51-60c.
aimotbp. - $5.50-S.00.
alec. - $13.00-18.00.
Sort. - Sir Oftober $12.72-
1882; am S6luB S12.75. Sir San.
15.4O-15.42; om Sdllub $3.50.
Gdpnal5. - 5iir Ofto6er ssh
$50; am SfluB $500. Sir San.
$S.65-S.70; am SGlub 1857
atippenicitcn. Sir Gftober $8.
35-8.42; am SAlnB $40. Sir
Gan. $8.55-8.60; mM SdAuB
$751; go.
Butter. - Marft bober; Greamc.
rg 21s-253e.
Gier. Marft unperanoert. 3lu'
iubr 7077 atiten.
aartoifeIn. - Wtarft 1nloerdn'
bert; 3ufubr So Cars.
@eiliioel. - 2cbenoes, Wtartt uit'
ocrartbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

8inopieb. Die Situatior
bot iid) Geiite MIR nenig ooer 60,
nid)t nerdioerf. Die beiieren Guali
taten iparen itetiJ, Die anoeren ilal
uno idapah.
Wiittlere iino idspere Sticre $6.7E
S.25; Sdien S2.75--6.O0; 5lei,
ider Stiere $5.00--7.00; auserleie,
lie bis ertra S7.25-7.75; Sellers
S4 $500; nlserIeiene Bis eytr1
$6.25-725; Slibe $3.00-5.25;
auSerleiene bis ertra $5.35-6.00,
Gamers $3.50 $50. Stoders inlh
5eebers, stiibe 81 $500; Stiere
$5.75-7.25; Seiiers $4.75-5.75.
8uIlen. Der Rartt lpar
beute laneianl pmb oie Breiie itetig.
6ettc 9iillen S6.25-6.50; ge.
losna $5.25-6.25; nlagere unO
leidte $4.00-5.00.
WeiI d. fiibe. Die 8ufubr
bon Milbtiiben ip1r IN Der perfloiic.
nen &SO6e nidr groB, Die @a6irage
ipor cine quite lin0 Die Breiie itart
fir Die beiieren Stitbe, Die anberet
iparen langimu ltno iftpa6.
gcite DsTidfiitc $S0-85; quite
sis auserleiene $60-75; oroindre
big fair $35-55c.
adIber. Gie 3nfubr mar
aering iiub Der ginrft itarfer. Die
Ereiie iiarlbeH uH 25-50e iiber oe.
nen pom porign Saurtaa.
Gytra, S11.75; iatr bis quite SS..
50-1t.50; or0iuare u,t5 sroBe
$5.75--11.0O.
9 6meine. 9ie beiieren 30
feI. imb ssleiiheriorten itiesen nm
10c, oie aitoeren bIieben itetis.
giserleieue idrpere $7.50-8.10;
CUTE bis ou5erleiene 9erimSt lmb
SIeiiteriortel $S15-S.40; ulser-
leiene nittIere 9erfaItbtiorten 160--
1S0 Bfunb $S15-S.40; leihte
geriunotiorten $S00-8.30; Sertel
1to 9finto una weltiger $4.50-7,,
25; or6indre Biz aliserIeieue idspere
iette Sdue $5.50-7.00; Stags
S4.50-5.75; EXTRA S5.S5-6.o0.
g d. afe iypb = am mer. - Die
Nafirage radJ Sd1nInsrn mar cine
CUTE unS bic g3reiie berielben ite1en
I'M 15c tiSber als Ieste Dode. Stsa.
ie limb itetia.
S5aie, ertru. S6.40-5.5o; cute
bis aiiserIeiene S4.75-5.S5; oroi.
mare uito fair S2.75--4.65. Sdn.
Irler, eytra. $9.0o-g.15; CUTE bis
S7.75-S.90; orbinGre
Bis fair S5.25-7.50: Cullen $3.50
$40; Sto6 gtDes $6.o0-70O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

Die llmidse i'm bieiigfn Glsaringboufe
begitffs ii@ penie auf $3, 800, 800. Die I'M.
iabe sts psriloiienen Ronais belisfen lid
aut t2l.7s5 05o, s,a.n S2i ,ss5, 100 ia Ssr
torrsiSoneirsnssn sSo&s bts porissa Sab.
res.
ssisf esfuSitaten.
Cbc Cities Gas unb gine. @as & Glsstrie
purosH fart sebaubelt, foHft absr mar Der
RaSft fau. Beriauit pnroen:
Nm tu HsTfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

Guberiten Wsiten qber, an ber pacis
| fti1eu Siiite, tpo i'd btefe3eilen ftreis
be, liegt Der Neutralit1t etfpds aHs
beres 5ugrunoe, unb man III teine
babe Stunoe auf ben Gtraben ooer
IN Der Musitelung DON Gan SSrans
isco ipa3iergegangen, cbe man bieIen
9rnno iO8uiu9en nit bsr 6duben &c.
griffen bat. SSn ben Straben fommt
auf 3e9n oocr fiinf3ebn goriibergebens
be Elm GbineIe ober Sapaner, in man,
den 8ierteln iiebt man iiberbaupt nur
Nliaten, ur0 auf Der Meltuusitellung
iino BON allen fremoen glationen bic
,Sapdner uno G6ineIen tpettdus ain
itGrtiten pertreten. Seit bic g1orbs
ameritaner na4 galHornien gfouts
men iinb, ba6en iie nit ben GbineTen
IN unfrieoen gelebt, uno in ben 9olbs
qrd6erGsf6iaten Bet Gartes finben
ii4 sablreife 2tnIGnge bider Seq.
nerf6oft. S6pn bdmuls iu9ten Die
Galtfornier iih bur9 Qusna9mesefebc
gegen bic geIbe @tntponoerung unS
ibre aonturren3 gu T4iben, unb BITE,
te geitrebungen bdben bis auF ben
beutigen Gag fortgebauert. Wae6rere
Utdle f4on iirtb bic californiIfen
Staats6e60rben barii6er NIT ben
8unbesgetpalteu 3u Wdf6tngton in
$onflttt seratben, tpetde araft Der
beitebenoen @ertrdge NIT Sopan unD
Gbina cine fol9e Sonberbe6anblung
nt4t geitatten tpnnten. Wenn in ans
beren Singen bte ipeibe 8ep0lterund
Galiforntens oerf6iebener Qniidbt fein
mag, ben 9elben gsgeniber iino ale
eintg, m0gsn iie nun belnotrutiI6, res
publttantid1 poer probibittpniltifd
fttmmen Die g6atTabe, baB bic
@ngldnber It1 einen 8unbes9enoFen
in Sapdn geiihert baben, 1T bic lrs
faae Der geutralitdt biefer peItliben
@merituner, bic i'm @runbe hires
0er5ers pie tbre 0itli6en 2anbsleute
IN ben gngldnbern ibre griiber ieben
unb Der englti4en Code @rfplg MIN
i9en.
Die Seltgmdns. 9as
gleD Yorter 8antbaus s. &c %. 81
ligman bat cine 9arlegung ausgege.
ben, Iaut pel6er bic Strrna peber Elm
uBroS9erman", nod elm v@ermans
4merioun" gantbaus if, fpnbern elm
rein ameritdntI6es snftitut bon elmer
8ergangeH5eit, bic fid iiber elm ball
beg Sabrbunbert eritrett. Die Sns
baber baben, pie ite ertIdren, immer
ben ausbrud r9erman 2lmeriran-
5uriitgerpteien. I'm tire Spmpatbie
un5u3eigen. baben s. &c %. SeIigneon
fi4 on Der tiir5li9en frana0iif6en
4Hleibe betbetligt. 2lu6 peiIen iie
baruuf bin, eab in 2onbOH bic syirma
SeIigman Brothers eriftirt unb in
PGris Selisman syreres &c Co., pG6s
reHo bas beutide Saus Der ssirma,
SeIisman C Stettbeimer, Dor finfs
5sbH Jobren aufseIoft purbe. Mits
sIieber Der fransDiif6en uuo eng-
Iif4en JduliIien Seligman oienen in
ben betreffenoen 2trneen, ebenio ipie
Elm MitsIieb Der Samilie I'm belsiT6en
9eere 1T. Dem rWbo is Bbo In
4meria" 5ufulss 1T Der SauptsSnba.
Der Der Sirma, STaac Rspton Selig.
man, Der Subn DON Spiepb Seligmun,
aHb siH WitsIieO bes 8erpaItunsss
ratbs Der Uliin6ener Ritoerfiches
tungs : Geieuf9aft uRb S6asmeiiter
beg Carl SdurS Memorial aOmmits
'ee". Bis betannt, Tam Soiepb Seliss
nan aus 5runtfurt am Moin bierber
IND bat iih i'm 8iirgertries oamit be-
:abt, grobe Wen9en Der. Staaten
Bombs in Deuti6Idnb gu bertaufen,
poourh bic @runbIage gu benz Reif-
him her SSnmiIte neleo+ tnurhe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
UeIb. 6snbs sns aitieu in Telu yori.

gei4dftspapiere purben 5u sK--sL9S
oissoniirt. Beafsi auf 9on6on uaren ftari
% 4s7H ffir 90 Iags sidi; Rsbel.Aawsi.
lungeH A7i4 unb GiHt gsetfel s4.70l.
Jranss Sit,t bIsT, fabsl s.se; Bort Sid,t
Ss1s Aabl e8H, 2ires ei4t 6.2s, 9abd
6,sS. Rubsl Sic5t s4H; aabei sA]z; Silbsr.
Barren 4s's. Rsrtianif&s Dollars 8s1I.
HftienmaLft.-Tie Gifenbabn.aiiien
iparsr AND beute iuisbsr fart unb bisg,reiie
lianesn meiiiens aber benen pon aei.sYn.
an9 bic meiiien Snbutris.aiiien baiisu
@spinRs auf5upeiisn.
gtfmtatH asttsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
Mns,sartise Warfte.
q E 10 gort, 25. sept.

Webl. - gtartt itetig.
@ei3en. Marft itetie; gto. ,
rctber nnb go. 2 barter 81 .24l {. l.
i. sseu gorf; gto, 4 9ortberu Oh.
Iltb St.039 lnS 0o. I 9tortbern
Monito6a 964c c. !. |. Buffalo.
8eIitforn. - Nsarft uibig; no.
2 aelbes S2sc beiu ioiortisen Der.
fnnAt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
ON CALL.

$4,000 apymptis Der, 1927 io2x
100 ssrminstam (aIn.) Der. 1850. .i03h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
gbieaao %. Sept.

g hpeine. 3ufubr 5000;
Rartt ifyrpat3. 9uIt S7.20-s.20;
IeiGte S7.60-S.40; ecmiitte S..
s5-S.40; idapere $6.60-S.25;
robe s6.60-6.s0; GerfeI S5.75-
SIS.
Iinboieb. 8uillbr 100.
Ytarft itetis. gsntine geei Stiere
S6.00-t0.40; saiibe lm0 Sellers
$2.S5-S.25; aaIber S7.25-l100.
9 haie. 3iifittp 5000;
Rartt itetig. @etbers S.. .50-6.45;
@1pes S3.25-5.75. 2anmer $3.50
900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27
1dgliher MART. 8erid,t.
Gineimnoti. q. sept.

Die nadfolsenbsn Auotirunaen Be-
aieben iitb MIR auf gnaros 5rans'
attionen. Bel ilsiusr.n Geiddfisn
iperben ettpas b6bere grtii. bere4nst.
propifioneu.
S9malJ. prima Stsam
7.95-8.05; DamiIp S4maIa 81
sc Der pfunb.
9rodensefdl5enes Glsiih.
Sbort clear Gtiien 9a-10fc; grs
ira ibort clear Bloc: ibort Rippens
feiim 9a-10c; Shultsrn 84-8E;
Bellies 10--105c.
Bacon. - Short clear Ssiten
10i-114t; ertra fhort clear Seit.H
10a-11e: ihort Rippeni.iten 104-
lie: S6uIieru 94-9se; Bellies IL
11ie.
sugar Gursb Gtsifh. =
S6inten 15-155e: yicnie Sdulisrn
10i-10se: greatfeii Bacon 49,
19e; eGultrH in gadei.n 10a-11e;
R. y. Gut SduItern 10a-11e; iro'
dens Beef Gdinien % -25e.
SiBpep0ieItes Hleif6.-
Ger pfuHb: S6intsn 12-129e. Wies
mic Sdulirn 9i-9se; Bellies
1e-16sc; G6uliern 1ot-1oie; n.
-. Gut bo. 1oa-1ose.
Grif6esGIeii3 - G6intsn
11i-12tc; picnic g4ultun g.
8ic; S4uIier 8-84c: fbort Rio'
penieiten 9-91t; fbort clear Sei'
ten 9-9at: ertrd ihort clear Seiien
Bellies lsi4t 16-16ie; Bel
lies i6irers 10-11.
Webl unb Getreibe
Webl. - @inisr gat.nt 5.85-
COS; Winter fanen $5.40-5.65;
Winter iSamiln S5.O0-5.10; Wintsr
srira 4.55-475: Winir orbindres
4.35-4.55: 9artes W.isen poisll.
e.15-6.55;: 6artes @si3sn iauep
So. 1885: 6artes Wsiaen Gamilp
4.70-5.1o: Rpsaenmebl. norbipeft'
Iihss aemiidt.s s5.45-5.70; reines
gitn Roaaenm.h S5.55-5.S0; Gitp
aemif6tes Rosaenme6I S5.&-5.U.
Dsi3sn. 30. 2 rotber Wintsr
S1.16-1,t7; &c. 3, S1.05-l.13;
$40. 4 DO. 95e-1.03.
WtIfdtorn. - Ro. l tpeibes
73ae: 9o. 2 90. 73-73se; Ro. 81
DO. 72!i--7Se; @o. Z %. 72-72te;
Ro. > DO. 713-72e; Ro 6 DO. II
Tile. - sto. aelbes 7ihc; gso. p
DO. 74-74sc; Ro. 3 90. 7St-74e;
glo. 4 DO. 73-73se; gro. 8 DO. II
-73c: Ro. 6 90. 7i--72c. - sto.
geunittrs 74e: Ip. 2 90. 73I-I
74c; SO. 3bo. 73-734c; go. A DO. |
12t-73c; no. 5 BE-. 72-72se; no.
s DO. 71--72e. @eibes aolbeu.
Torn 72-74e; eclbes ssolberfotu
73-75c; aemii1tcs aoIbentorn 72l
Tie.
Roggsn. Rp. 2 $3.50; Ro.
3. 94-95e; 80. A. 88-93e.
6afer. - SO. 2 tpeibsr 42-
i4e; Gtanbarb ipsibsr 40-42e; Ro.
; ipeib.r 37a 3sc; SO. A ipeib.r "a
--35c; gao. 2 gsmifbter 34-35e;
Rp. 3 stHif4isr 3334c; go. 4 ses
nilatsr 31-32e.
Wbfsfn
s,ertnuft iuitroen 677 8bls. 9iiiil.
.rs iyinifbsb goObs auf Der Bats BON
;1.39 per Galone.
GroeerteB.
aaffee. - stdpa 23-30c mo-
ba 29-3oe; Guatemala fonep 19c;
70. gutter !7ae.
lffrn ............,...s IAN ~
lnfsr .................... 10
iatr .-..-.........'...'i bh
cw Ddtr ..s..,..s..s.,...Lsb 70
'opb Crciuars ..........is IAN
,gtiuays 4. ..............f2 .f2k IL
3uder. preiIe iietis. - Raf.
Inirtu Gut acaf $500; pOipbersb
$50: Cubes $5.95; srdnnlirier S..
0. GonfsetiOnsrs ~" $3.50; DILL
a- s535; ipeiber utra $5.15; srtra
s" $4.S5 per 100 g}funo.
WoIdfIeg in i.ttia. - Rem Dr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-27

Gin 9entmolSai nil.
belms bes 3petten in Set
belbsrg. 9lus 6eiOelberg pirO sss
i9rieben: Sdns 5ries, Der 0eioetber.
ger gilbbauer, bat foebeu ben gnts
purf fir Elm DentmdI &aifer Bils
blms bes 3peiteu fertiggeiteQt. Der
gutnurf 5eigt auf einem Hu4 oben
iih Oeriiingenosn, in eirfaAen 2inteR
perldufehbeu SOdel auf tiibu pors
pGrtsbrdnssnoem pierbe bic Reiters
geitGIt beg Saiiers. Die Redte nit
oem Marfhauitu6 duf ben SotteI
itiiBeHo, Die 9inte feit bic 3iigeI bal
tenb, Iibt bic Reitergeitalt in ebler
Diirbe. 9luf bsm 9sii6t bes SaiIers
iit Der @rrit unb bic tiefen IesIifban
Ginoriide Der 3eit unbertennbar tisf
einssprdgt. St0renb fpirtt bel berRsis
tsrgeitalt, bob Der aiinitler bas Saup.
urbebedt lieb. 8urbdupttee Reiters
bentmdIer Iiebt dber bstunntlid unIer
Satier niht. 8te betoen Seiteu bss
Sptsls trogen fmbolfi6e Reliefs:
Der 9dmpf beg Rttters nit oemDras
den nit Der Snfbrtft: Rod ME III
DeutIhIdno iiberpunben tpprben,
tpenn es etHig mar" unb Die Sdtrt
esTauener SeIpsu mad Dalbaa" NIT
Der SnI6rift: rDurd Raht uub 5ob
gum Sieg". Dds 8entmul foIl beim
neuen Sabnbof 3ur aufItelun9 ions
men.
9utertlGrt.
6Gns6en (mtt einem Batter duf bem
Sdbrmorite: Sonit tpdren bier ints
Iner StnIiener. bic geroItete aaitonten
oertauften. aber beute 1T tetner Su
Teben.
Batter: Rein, mein Sunee, BITE iinb.
iest dIls in ben 2riee e5peen. bo milf
len he fir ben GnelGnber bic Ras
Itanien aus bem Geusr boIeil
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Op,,s elbnsartte.
gt.etnnalt. %. eept.. 1pls.


Dsan asd3 bic Danten tm Gasamstnsil
siHe stpaS bsHere ssat1fraee mad Dar!eben
su perjet9nen bobtn, 10 maren bic Veidaite
GOD ieii,espeos lebbafi 5u nenaeH. DUR
Dayispsn on eau~ peSben BON Den Hantea
~ sers&Hef, wdbTenb Uti1aftspapisrt ~
--S< oisssnt,rr psroen. moHtHsn Rarite
purpsH 9orlebex .cn cau" ~ 5h--4%
vnb suf Beit ~ 4-4HS plae,rt.
nssAia snf Rfw Dsn
pHrbsn ~ t0e 9isfonto per $1,000 Stuif9n
BdHiea psrianft. Die Gountsrrate betfaot
S0t vrdnie per $1,000.
xDs4fa ami Gnrssa.
6tHt. Be&iel aui 2onbon purben ,u
kU ptr pto. Sterling quotrt. Jar Bed
iel auf Berlin wurbsn SAC fur ( Mart be.
ss9nti, fir Wsaid auf RayiS 17He pro
dranr auf umferbnm 403se pro Suipen
sne auf BieH 1896 per krons, 2ires 1cj1e,
osubel s5.1s, draHcs (Sdusi5) lv4c.
sHpsss cslsaiisnm
iraren rutig unb iteiis. Die 8aniea quo.
tirfu Ute fofof.
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finirter Gut acaf $500; poipbereb
$3.50; Cubes $5.95; srdnnlirter So
20. GonfettiOnsrs ~" $3.50; Dff
.a- s535; ipeibsr utra $5.15; srtra
e" S4.S5 per 100 qfunc.
RoIdffesiFt iittia. - Rem Drs
leans Open aeitie 40-55c, gentrifas
adl 20-30t per Galiore.
Reis. - 0p'lifiand. iSancn 6eab
6a-7t: prima 5e-6e: lforbinGrsr
4-5c; :scpan 5-6Ae Der pfuns.
.prcbufts.
Butter. - Rnrit rubia. preiis
fsittr. ~ M5OIemiIt syira 29e; Gsn,I
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Rem Dorf, %. Sept.
@rpier. - gsarft itetis; electro.
Iptie $500.
Giien. -- Wsdrtt iiuperdnbert.
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Cir nctnnati 25. Sept.
3ufiibr itnb 0eriortbt lpGbrenb Der
Iesten Wofe, berglihen nit ben por.
pergdnsenen ofpei Gasen iirlb pie
.folat:
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$50; Greomern egtras 27e; Gree.
uerp 27a 2se; iirits pig -26tc;
ieconos 22l-2ic.
Gier. aaarft inlreseimdbie
3uiubr s.241. Sriit seianlmeltc,
egtra6, 3i-32c; ertra firts 2sA -
3Oc; iirits 26 27Ac; ieconns 23b
25c. tpeibe. feme bis ianep 40-42c;
braunc 33 35e.
SAFE. Marft itetig: 9iifubr T..
164. State, ipboIemilf. friih. ipe.
ernIs, 144-15e; 90. fancp t4ac.
Gefliisel. @tarft itetig; Nc.
fern Siibner zoe; Sabne ia
18Is; 9nrfeps 16.c. @ereiniete, felt;
9eeitsrn aefrorene gratbiibner t9--
PIC; friTte 2iufes, gceiiie 12s-
lSe; sefrorene 1irfcpa 17--21c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-21
CserIal No. O1759.l
APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD
 ENTRY.

REPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD
 ENTRY.
 United States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska. April 12. 1915.
 Notice is hereby given that John Wagner, whose postofIlce address is Juneau Alaska, citizen of the Unit cd States, beoing entitled to the ben ents of section 22S9, Revised Statutes of the United States, and the Acts of Congress supplemental thereto or amendatory thereof, does hereby apply to enter the lands embraced in U. s. Survey Mo- 1075. situated on Salmon Creek. abutting on Gastineau channel, and about three miles from Juneau, Alaska. and more particularly de- scribed as follows:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1. mean der corner, whence U. S. M. M. No. z bears N. 45o 50' w., 577 chains dis tant; thence meandering along the line of ordinary high water of Gas tineau channel N 54' 04' ", 7.Ol chains; N. 21o 20 w., $50 chains; N. 46' OF w., 3.7S chains; N. A 32' D., 4. 7S chains: N 65' 27' D., 2.57 chains; N. 3S' 01' w., SGT chains; N. Go OT w., 5.10 chains; N. 14' 5S' D., 7.OS chains to Corner No. 2, meander cor ner; thense East 58 Links to Witness Corner to corner No. 9, Meander Cor ner, 1O.76 chains to Corner No. g.; thence S. 33o 55' D., along lines 4-1 Dewey Lode and 1-4 Boston King Lode' Survey No. 955, S04O chains to Corn er No. 4, identical with Corner No. 4 oi said Boston King lode; thence South 4.O5 chains to Corner No. 5; thence West 1884 chains Go Witness Corner to Corner No. 1, Meander Cor .ner, 22.81 chains to Corner No. l, the place of beginning; containing 6274 acres. Mag. Var 32' 1S' D.
 This survey is tied to J. s. Mineral Monument Mo- 2, which is situated on Salmon Creek Point, Gastineau chan mel, about 100 feet West of the road from Salmon Creek to Juneau, in lat itude 5S' 19' 30" N. and longitude 1S4' 2S' 00" W.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any portion of the above de scribed tract are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the U. S. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim thereagainst. under oath. during the sixty day period of the publication of this notice. or with
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-21
THE KIND OF WORLD POWER THAT'S
 WORTH WHILE


 There is no denying the fact that America is wide ly and adyantageously advertised today. As world power we are known by the world better than ever be- fore and are being sought for service such only a firstciass power can render.
 Take the oyertures respecting foreign trade. Cen ral and South America are in conference with us on that subject and pointing out rare opportunities for the employment of American capital Bankers are n- yted there to establish branches of their home estab- lshments. Manufacturers and jobbers are asked 10 show their goods and are promised business on good terms
 Chinese business men-some thoroughly deserving the credit that goes to captains of industry at present visiting us and soliciting the attention of Amer ican capital at their fields They at pains to de- scribe how rich in possibilities the field s But al- ready know how rich. We have had our eyes China as choice outlet for our expanding production for a number years John Hay put some of his best states uanship into the open.door policy and much depends on Keeping tho door open The open door and the pass ius through it of American bankers. American mer- chants and American manufacturers will mean much to both China and ourselves China is quite desir- ous as we are that the door be kept open and will assist us to that end
 Take their recognition of us in another form Bel gium in her great need turned to for succor and has received it on an unparalleled scale. Though in no measure responsible for Belgums distresses. we have done more toward relieving them than all the other nations combined Not only have fed the starving and clothed the naked, but the whole outlay has been supervised by Americans dispatched to the scene for the express purpose.
 And Poland. advised of our resources and liberal ity and as some declare in much distress as Bel gum has turned to for help Mexico also calls; and as she is next door neighbor shall do all we can for the relief of her people stripped they have been by internecihe strife Of tue of subsistence We can reach them without great difficulty. and can spare enough for their needs.
 This is beine world power in the highest meaning of the term All know of our resources and all appeal to us with confidence at time of bis opportunities to be improved and pressing relief to be supplied
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OUTLOOK IS FOR PROSPERITY

From Che cities and towns. East, West North and South there come reports of constantly lettering con dltlons increases in the volume of trade and large gains in total values of transactions
 While doubtless some foreign orders for war sup plies that are reported as having placed in this country have been exaggerated in some cases, and in others the reports are but baseless rumors yet the shipments tell story Of many millions of dollars worth of such supplies actually exported and the activity in many mills foundries. factories and machine shops Is proof that huge orders now being executed
 independent of such orders that come to the Unit ed States by reason of the military necessities of the European bellgerents immense quantities of the pro duction of the farms the mines, and the mills shops and factories are heinz ordered from abroad to sup ply Che wants of the civilians.
 These are going to the credit of our people in their transactions witch foreign countries. and the resultant balance of trade in our favor is the largest ever known After the war ceases in Europe the work of reeonsruc- tion will serve to keep up our exports in many lines
 The sweep of commerce through the Panama can al will surely absorb millions of tons of our steam coals and the probability is that for years our annual export of coal will show enlargement in both tonnases and values
 In copper Europe's aecumuations have been ab- sorbed destroyed indeed and the hundreds of thou sands of tons of that metal which surplus ever since copper speculation in 1905 and which have eS- ered most depressing influence upon the copper mar kets of Che word-these have been shot away. con sumed in war and tbe greatest part can never be re covered for any use in the future.
 Throughout Austria the patriotic women have ev- en contributed their kitchen utensils of copper. that taeir fathers their husbands and might have bet ter equipment to repuise the Russian and Italian nvad ers and similar contributions it is said have been made in Germany. Serbia and France for the military uses Of those countries.
 The neutral countries as Spain Denmark. Portugal Holland. Norway. Sweden. Roumania Greece and Bul- gara exhausted their stocks of merchant copper many months ago through sales to the belligerents.
 Germany is producing within her own states about 10000 tons of copper per annum. but that does not represent one hat the present consumption of the Empire.
 The copper situation in Europe means years of large demand for copper. even if the war closed by August 1.
 The crops of grain in the United States of 1915 production seem certain to bring high prices and to move quickly to market
 Last week started the cutting of wheat in Southern Texas and from this time Che money from abroad win be coming into the United States to for farm productions of the present year.
 Business in all sections of Che country will soon be reaching new high records.
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be defended easily while the troops mounting from be- low are thought of as than usually exposed lt is not always so. On Lookout Mountain field which is often regarded as one of peculiar sory for the assai' ants the fighting was severe thar it had been on many level plain, while the British troops on Sop of AIaiuba Hn suffered much more heavily than the Boers below
 But at that the Italian troops who are charging up the Alps are again making history under conditions that Italian literature has made glorious throughout the cen tures.
 But why should Italy not be making history Ills tory.mabng is a worldold Italian industry.
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the said line of mean high tide 7I50 feet to Cor No. 2; thence N. 47' 57' ". 105.50 feet to Cor. No. 9; thence W. 42e 57' w. 90.70 feet to Cor. Mo- 4 thence N. S8' 0S D. 31450 feet to Cor No. 6 thence s. 62e 52' E. J30600 feet to Cor. No. 6; thence S. 3S 08' W. 355.SO feet to Cor. No. q; thence N. 57' 1S' w. 215.80 feet to Cor No. &; thence N. roo or w. 3S2.30 feet to Cor. No. 9; thence ". 79' or W. 2S5.3O feet to Cor. No. 10; thence N. 61' 5S' w. 1885 feet to Cor, No. 11; thence N. 39' 32' w. 143.S0 feet to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning, containing an area of 11.438 acres.