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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
Norb Scrantou.

= Der Us. 3. Darns yaosn an Stint
Stru6e wuroe sclteru 0ia6mittas DOT
@inbrehern nm @aaren i'm mertb Dol
$42 beitoblen.
- &tbel Wt.. bic iussublide To&tel
oes 8. VI. @srine BON Brouioenct
Roao. itarb am Oisnitas uno pirl
beute 9iadmittas i'm Wuibburu Stra
&c 6rieoboi bsiseiest weroeu.
= Der GbuOfat anron g8. Bert,
bolI, fur 27 Sabre Elm Wiiislieb bee
bieli9en Observation-Disclosures, lit au
Sonnta9 WiOrsen IN feiner 8obnuue
OIL Blair Auenue i'm sllter pon ~ Sab,
rem 9sitOrbsn.
Der II Sabre alts 9ri.esuetsrau
Sames WfnHslman pon electric Stra,
&c 1T am DOnnsritas i'm Staat Soipi.
tai elmer iutSen 3ranfbeit erleeen; Die
Selissun9 srfolSts SOnnias i'm 5orsit
pill 5rsObOf.
= Das Sotel oes Pbiaip Wfalar
an @oroon auenue muroe am Sreitaa
Diorsen ourh sinsn Brano serlt6rt,
nit einsm ueranidlastsn Ysrlnlt Don
$4,000. Das @iSentbum ssb0rts BEN
5. .. Barrett.
- Srau Carl S1oeplsr uon @burh
Guenus. "a Sabre aft uno, frfber In
PottsUille wobnhaft. IN am WtOntag
oem Sharlahfieber erleaen. ole
miro pom Dem @atten iiberlebt uno bic
Ssslbisun9 srfOlSts Ssitsru.
= Srau 9orstta See BON @apoule
Guenue. wslds lesten September an.
geblih b6s usrlest wurbe, als fie bsim
abiteigen uon einem StraBenbabus
magen iiieoer9ei4leuoert rpuroe, ltrena.
e am Samitas sesen bic Scranton
RaiIwag @pmpanis cine 3lass fur
IS, @ntfdabiguns an.
- Srau Ebomas .. SobHs uou
@oua auenue be9ius frhb am Srsita9
Wtorgeu Selbitmor6. inbsm iie iid In
BEN 9adawanna SluB ertrdnfte. Die
&sihe tDurOe mebrere Stuubsn Ipdter
auf9efnnoen, nahoem tfian tah Der
Srau 9einht bate. Sie beging bic
Ebat In etnem Gnfnll BON Shper.
muth. ourh ben Dor Sabrssfriit erfolg.
ten EoO sinss Sobues ueruria9t.
- Das anbaltsnbe Dimmtrn sines
Sdusliues In Der Patrid S'Eoole
0obnuns an prouioeucs Roab rsttete
frhb Disnitas Wtorsen un,msifslhaft
Die feben Snialien Dor BEN Berbrsn.
nuu9stoo, osnu cine 5rau wurbe burt,
bas 3inb erwadt nub fanb bann, tas
bas Hntere StOdmerf tn Slamniea ae.
biitli mar. Die SniaHsn mnstsn In
tbren 0la4tileibsru entflisbsn, mdbreno
bic 6eaerweHr bic 5lommsn ouf bos
Snners bee @sbaubes bsi4rduisn
f0aRteH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
NittSton.

= @barles Distri6 pou S8sft Pitts'
ton uuo Srdulsin Da,el @reolp BON
bier wnrbsn am Wfontag ourb Buitor
Y. Is. @atlin als Elm Sbspaar einssies'
net.
= Srau @brilt. Seiuielnaun. 81
Sabre aIt. lit Otenita9 in ibrer 8Ob'
nuna Su Samtown nah furSer Sranf
belt 9eltorben. Sie wiro pon Der
Wiutisr, sipsi S1wsftstn uuo ;wsi
Uruoeru iiberlebt.
= Der 16 Sabre .alts Sumes Wiac.
eronia pon Riper StraBe Duroe am
DOnneritas in Der No. 4 .3sbe 10 bOs
oerlest. oils ihn Elm Sshenmotor ME
bsrrannte. oaB sr um fOlsenoen Tus
i'm bieiisen SOipital itarb.
- Srdulein Marp Collins BON
Poriouase StraBs murbe am Srsitas
9ia6t nuf bem Ssimpsg nabe ihrer
@obnung pon einem 3erl iiberfallen,
Der fie uisoerinlus unb oann init ibrer
SanotaiAe usriawano, bic $50 snt
bielt.
GlS Der % Sabre alts emanuel
Seuf pon Susbsstown am Wionlos
bel Der @rie Babnltation In auOca NIT
bem Gblaben pOn Baubol3 bei6aitist
mar, 9litt er aus. ipuroe pon einem
SOl3itiid am aOpf setrOfsu unO er.
bislt sinsu S&aOslbrua. osm er iUfOri
erlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
Suumere.

- @inbrefer beraubten aelfern bic
Senrp S8idbam 9Bobnuns an electric
Stra6e um $40 Buurselo, lisben aber
s4O0 Dertb Sdmudiaden liessn.
= Ole @obnuns bss Ysti Sieius
an @oonep StraBe muroe am Sreitaa
Jtahmittas beinabe uoliitdnbig onrfl
einen Srano ierft6rt, bsfen @ntltsbune
unbsfannt III.
= Mihael Sanoo bon alb Strase,
bem lestsn WOnat bel bem Wiaruins
BREEDER Die San6 unb Der Grm burd,
brenuenoen @ulm b6s 3ussrihtet wur.
ben. perlanet In elmer ON Sreitag an,
ssitren9ten 9ta9e sessn Die SIoIon
Sfohleu @ompanie 5000 @nti6d6i.
9un9.
= atsr 2sfbsr pon of Drinfer
StraBe wurbe Disritag auf bic Yin.
ilase perbaftet, fonf6Oerirtes @elb Der.
aus9abt ju baben, ole Ngeut eines
Sguoifats I'm Siiben, bas auaenl6eiu.
LID bic alien Platten erlanafe, @elbs
iheine bruden lie6 uno oieietbeu In
oieier Ota6baridaft on ausldnoer fiir
9utes @elo abissen. 9elber nurbe
nu9 elmer anfrsesHbsn SaSO In Der Slo.
1 5sae oinsfsit ssmadt.
- Gin babies DussuS anabsu lpisl.
ten am SoHhtnS Absnb In Der &os
Gobhhh9 an @lm anb Wiortimer
Sttnbe .ipilbsr @sitsn-, nobel Der 10.
tabrist Samss Cara NIT siuem Re-
uoluer berumfudslts, bis InIest Die
0affe lossins unb Die 3usel benz 1O'
idbrieen 1eonarb GoB In Die Iinte
Ssite orana, ssraoe spsi Sou untsr.
halb oem 9tr3. Der uerleste 2nabs
uuroe nad BEN Sabnsmann 0oipitul
genonimen, mo- uerlautete, oaB Die Yer'
lssuns berart 1T. baB on ieiuem aufs
iommen sejweifelt wurbe. Der Cara
2nube muroe ipdier perbaftet, baun
abtr wisbsr Der Sbbut Der @ltrn
iiber9ebeu.
Serr Charles 2irft erbislt Dienitag
bic ylanriGt, baB Sran SOuis !Simmtr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
8ebr.tar
@erfamf NOtt
8DOenbe=
>e&m,t8ett.

- Sn furjsn @Ortsu psrbsn mir psr'
fud,n. Sbusn porsulsssn Sis ,srOBts
Suiammsnlsie uon Sobenbsosdunss
@ertben, Die is in SCRANTON ansebo'
ten puroen:
Il 3 80 Ersppsn 5ubtsppids s .39
h 100 Grsppen SubIspplhs .75
1.15 Ersppeu 5uBtsppihe .s5
/, 1875 Ersppsn isusisppi6e .95
= 1.36 Grsppsn SubtsppiGs 1.1o
= 1.5t Ersppsu 5ubisppi4e
125 nno 1876
14.0O Eupsitrp Russ Bu 1880
I 1900 Tupsitrg &uss 5u 1900
/ 1880 Gapsitrp &uss 3u 1880
1900 arminltsr &uss Iu 11.O0
1000 armiuitsr Bugs Sn 13 90
% SO arminiter Russ Bn 1875
1900 SBilton Ruas 3u. 1880
:. 42.OO 9Bilton Suss Su.. 31.50
. 24.OO Bslpet Russ Su -. 1850
b 27.50 Selpet Russ su... 22.50
{ 25.O0 Dobp Bruiisl 8uss 1880
27.5O Bobp Sruiisl Russ 230O
$500 Bobp 8ruiisl Russ 250O
G 31.OO 8OOp Sruhsl RuSs $3.50
/ 45.OO S8ilton Russ -. $3.50
5000 SurtfOro Suronp
Ru9s 42.50
4, go @orf 3inOleums -. .45
70 r. .65 @orf Sinolsums :. .55
100 sinsslssts SinoIsnms SO
1926 einsslsste YinOlsnms 80
C 1.35 einssls8te Sinolsums ITO
- 1.45 einssle9te Sinolenms 1.19
1.55 sinseleste Sinolsnms 1.39 !
1.65 siusels9te Sinoleums LAB
Dritter Stod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
auS betn oberen 2hale.
(Gr@batb @orrelponoens.)

Il Sin Branb. bsIisn @ntftsbsn I'M.
beiannt 1T, bti6dbi9te frhh Sonntoe
Wor9sn ben @bapplt & SO. 9aosn
tu Didion @itp gum Bstrag uon
81 900.
- Die DirtbiGaft bss Stanlep
@ortbsnsii 3u Priesburs wuros irhb
Dsnitas Wtorsen ourh einsn Brano
5sriiort. nit sinem psrani4laSten Yer.
luit uon 1000.
- @uan Billiam Rihar6s BON
ar6balo ltren9te am Dienltag 9sesn
bic ardbalb 8oblen @omponie cine
9la9e fur $4,000 @ntidaoieuna on,
neil er Dor Sabrssfriit In bereu 3ehe
alesblih permanent uerlest Duroe.
: Sn Der 0Obnuns b,s aler Sber
capith an Der Wtaribwooo Sanbitrabe
nabe 2broop muroe frhb Sonntag
Wtor9en Elm 8rano ueruria1t, oils cine
Seridtsbuns Der Obsrfld6s sur 6olee
battle. oa6 Der 3iifenoien umeeworfen
wuroe; baS @ebdnos puroe tros Der
anlilensuus Der iSeuerwsbr uOllitdnois
3erlt6rt.
= Sm Strlaufs einss 9Bortwehiels
tn einem Nuoen ~ Seliup am Sonn.
tag slbeno jog alberto DeNntoni uon
Booo auenue eineu Repolper uno Der
wuuoete gam @oitani BON Bowell
slpenue am Sopfe, ieood 1T Die Ser
munoun9 ni6t gtf1brlih. Deglntoni
muroe cine balbe Stunoe nah Der
S4ieBersi uerbaftet.
= Die II Sabre nlte emma Dopfo
uon Der .Rioss- 5u slr6balo, psl1e
am Weibnahtsmorgen onrd aneetrun'
tsne arafsbler cine 9usslwunoe In bie
Druit erbielt, 1T am Sonnta9 sbsnb
I'm Wfio Tallsg Soipital 9efiorbsn.
3wei Wohsn mad Der 8erIssuns ftsllte
iih Sunsencut;iiuouus sin. Der nod
auoere Somplfationen fol9ten un6
init ihrem Ablebsn enoeten.
t@arbcnbale @orreiponoen3.)
= Srau artbur Sa6bauer, 26 Sab.
re alt. III am Dtsnita9 nnh einiibri9er
3ranfheit In Der Wobuung ibres Ua,
ters. SOmaro Sind. seitorben. Die
Yeritorbene mar in SonssSnle gebHr.
ti9 uuo miro pom oem 9attsn uno ei,
mem Sohn iiberlebt.
- Der 81 Sabre ults Ralpt gtiin.
ion BON 9pilfes. Barre, elm .. & 8.
3u9anseltsllter. puroe frHb DienItas
Wtorseu in Dem lOfulsn 5Ofe iOfort &C.
t0otet, als er uon Der Sofomotiue ab.
iprans uuo nit S8u6t gesen sineu
@iitermasson seihleuosrt waro; iein
Shdoel muroe 9ebrohen uno er als
eethe aufsehObsn.
= Sobn Smiib uon bier, bss @in.
bruhS iiberfiibrt. muroe am Samiiaa
in @ilfes' Barre uon Hihtsr S'Bople
III 10 Sabren 3uhthaus. Stroie uou
$500. Soften bes Bro3eiIes uno 3u.
rtiderftattuns Der seitOblensn >S9aarsn
uerurtbeilt. Die nit ibm anaeilaatsn
isranf 8rauis, Sranf Yaier uno Sarrn
9aralow pou SCRANTON erbielten le
isAs Sabre uno 5000 Strafs jubif.
tirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

Ssrr Charles airft srhislt Disnitas
bic 9iahri&t, baB 5rau 9ouis Simmtr
isu., friiher bier mohubaft. In of
Orange, u. g., ssftOrbeu 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11

SDrseitis al altsrn Ii Oas sdidiol
pielsr 5rauen nno Wthtter. Sn Der
Gorge uno Wihbe nm bic @obIfabrt
ibres Seims unb ibrer 9inoer ptrgslieu
fie ii4 ielbft unb uerna9ldifieen ibre
@eiunbbeit, bic bieislbe nabs3u 3errlit.
tst 1T. Sorni's Glpsnirduter 1T eera.
be. mas lie btnbtieen. 9unberte pon
Srautn uuo Wliitteru babtu bsfisn ae.
funbbeitsebenosn @issnfnaitsn bsssu9t.
Wtau iGreibe um oie 3eiti6riit uno
bas 8hhlsin, iptlHt frsi psrianNt wer.
ben, on: Or. Better 5abrns1 & Cons
Co., 1875 90. 9opus aue., @bica.
go, 81.
SOrni's Glpenirduter Blutbelsbsr If
lu bubeu bel 9snrp SDoltsr, 1011 @soar
Guenue.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
PROHIBITION IS
 VETOED IN UTAH

Salt Lake, March 19-After q bill for statewide prohibition had passed both houses of the state legislature 1t was today vetoed by Governor William Spry.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
DEWEY GAZE ID
 BE RE-OPENEO

The Dewey hotel cafe, which has been closed for sometime, will re- open next Monday unG"r the man. agement of Mrs. c. Markel who, for the past eight years, has run the Robinson roadhouse on the Car cross-Whitehorse road, at the point where the Wheaton river trail branches off to the mines of that district.
 Mrs. Market is one of the best short order cooks in the north, and for several years prior to going to Robinson, conducted restaurant in Whitthorse, which was one of the best patronized eating houses in the town.
 The Dewey cafe will pe run as a snort order house, with a regular dinner served daily between the hours of 12 m. and o'clock p. m. Night service will not be maintained
 Mrs. Markels two sons, young mln rearing manhood, are with her.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
LOOSE FILING
 DAYS ARE OVER

The days of loose filing upon homestead lands are over in Alas ka A man can no longer hold a place by mere squattrr's right, no matter what 1t cost him in the lirst place, or what he has since spent upon developing the land. The United States commissioner of the general land office has issued an order which means: Make proper filing on your land at once or get off,"
 Heretofore 1t has been possible for man to take piece of land and never give thought about his filing until he got h"nch that he wanted title to it. For the lack of few dollars in filing fees, many homesteader in Alaska has post oned his filing, but he must now get busy and do so quickly.
 Under the new order in any sur veyed township. the settler must file an application for Homestead entry within ninety days after the approvA' plat of said oVlership has teen filed with the local land office The country Is going 70 settle up rapidly this year. unless all signs Iail, and a large number of home steads will be taken. The laws can not be ignored and man who is living upon a homestead that he has no legal right to. should either comply with the law at once or not complain if some one else does.
 Those who have lands outside of surveyed townships should have pri- vate surveys made, or at least as- sure themselves through the local iand office that their rights are protected. -'t7 -
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
SNOWSL|DE ON
 VALDEZ TR|Al

Sergeant Douglass and Private Mcfarland were engaged in making an inspection of the Valdez section of the telegraph lines recently wher they overlook a man with horse and sled enroute to little place called Ruby, three miles south of Beaver Dam, and AZ miles north of Valdez.
 Douglass and Mcfarland went forward to help the man who was having some trouble with his outfit. A moment later, with a roar, the snow started down the mountain side above the trail, and instantly swept both their sleds a hundred feet or more below tue road. The men escaped a similar fate by the narrowest kind of margin.
 The horses were recovered ap- parently uninjured, the men cutting the harness to extrica+e the animals. It was a job requiring the hardest kind of work and patience, exhaust ing the rescuers completely, and forcing them to take a rest before proceeding further.
 This incident on the northern telegraph line proves the work of the signal corps is mixed with real danger and also that occasional op- rortunities arise for helping others.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
TIGHTENS MARRIAGE BONDS

Philadelphia, March 19-That separation with mutual consent is not sufficient ground "or granting q divorce, was the contention of Judge John NJ. Patterson, in dismissing a libel in divorce here recently. Judge Patterson declared bends of matri- mony would not be dissolved by law unless there is positive proof of the grounds on which such actions are Eased.
 "Separation is not necessarily de- sertion," defined Judge Patterson.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
REPORTED LOSS
 OF SUBMARINE

London, March 19-A French submarine is reported to have been lost at the Darlanelles while at- tempting to sink the Turkish cruis- CT Selim. -- ...s. .,H-a
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
THE TURKS SINK FRENCH WARSH|P

Constantinople, March 19-The allied flees resumed its smelling of the Dardanelles forts today and the latter replied with a heavy ar tIllery fire In which the French bat tleship Bouvet, with $50 men aboard, was sunk. It is not known whether or not any of those on board the Bouvet escaped.
 The alIiees, at last accounts, were reported to be withdrawing.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
FOUR DAYS HARMONIOUS SESSION
 IF GRAND ENCANPMENT OF A.B.

which J. M. Keller held the proxy.
 On Monday night Governor and Mrs. Strong rendered the members Of the Arctic Brotherhood ban quet at the executive mansion, and on Tuesday night Juneau Camp, No. s2, A. B., gave c banquet.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
ID BECOME WAR
 OF DEVASTATION

PetrOgrad, March 19-Advices have been received hero from Ber- lin stating that the Kaiser has is- sued order to his troops to burn all Russian estates, villages. towns and cities which fall into German hands, leaving only trail of devastation hckind them. .-r
 If the report proves to be true. and the Eaiser's forces carry out the threats as outlined above, the Stays, it is announced, will adopt tactics equally as drastic.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19

Juneau, Alaska, March 1s-The Grand Encampment of the Arctic Brotherhood after 8 four days ses- sion in this city, commencing last Monday, adjourned at six o'clock last night to meet here on the se- cond Tuesday in March, 1917.
 A. the first days session 1t was unanimously agreed by the delegates of both factions to set aside all differences and work tremendously together for the common welfare and throughout the entire four days the agreement was strictly lived up to, officers of the two opposing fac ;ions ccupying the seats jointly.
 The following officers were elect ed for the ensuing term:
 John T. Reed, Nome. Grand Arc tic Chief.
 c. c. Georgeson, sitka. Grand Vice Arctic Chief.
 W. B. Stout, Haines, Grand Chap lain.
 c. Smith Harris. Kstchikan, Grand Recorder.
 II. H. Post, Juneau, Grand Keep CT of Nuggets.
 A. Svindseth, Wrangell, Grand Camp Cook.
 A J. Achison, skagway. Grand Trail Guide.
 o. P. Gaustad. Cleary, Grand Trcu Blazer.
 H. Boyer, Nome, Grand Keeper Of the Outer Toll Gate.
 John Noon, Seward, Grand Keep CT of the Inner Toll Gate.
 A. c. Shoup, Sitka: c. A. Sulzer, Su'zer; B. F. Willard, Valdez; E. F. Collins, Fairbanks, and A. F. Engelhardt, Dawson, Grand Trus- tees. -.--
 Keller, Harris, Syindseth, Reed and Marshall vera appointed a committee to revise the constitu- tiou and ritual.
 Past Grand Arctic Chief J. F. A. Strong made an eloquent speech shortly before adjournment, laud- ing Ray and Keller for their un- tiring efforts to effect a reconcilia- tion between the opposing Grand Encampments.
 The representation was the larg- est in the history 0: the Grand En- campment, over so delegates being ia attendance from the various su- bcrdinate camps, There were only two subordinate camps un- represented by delegates In person, one being St. Michael, the proxy for which was held by J. F. A. Strcng, and the other Dawson, for
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
TEMPERANCE FORCES WOULD
 MAKE CHICAGO \ SAHARA

Chicago, March 19-!Temperance forces are planning the greatest fight they have yet undertaken. Their plan is to make Chicago, se- cond largest city in the United States, as arid as Sahara. A fund of $2O0,O00 is being raised for the assault in force on the Middle West ern metropolis. Work Of raising a
 preliminary fund.-" of $25,0O0 al ready has started. As soon as the S25, ,000 is in the hands of the gen. eral committee of church and tenn peiarce workers, every ward in the city will be comb ed by workers for signatures to 0 petition asking that the ques- tion of closing up every saloon in Chicago be put to q vote in April, 1916.
 Temperance workers declare the will make the Chicago fight the most spectacular one in the history of or ganized war on intemperance. The bitter struggle waged at Spring field some weeks back when sharply draw alignment of vets and drys completely disrupted party organizations and held the lower house deadlocked for the longest time In the states history, was merely a tortaste of the temperance fight that is planned.
 Speakers of national fame will be brought to Chicago to aid in the tight. They will be leo by G. F. Rinehart, "the man who made Ari- zona dry" Billy" Sunday will be called to help, and an effort will be made to get such prominent temper ance advocates as Secretary of State Bryan and Secretary of the Navy Daniels to speak Ut different times.
 On every available display sign space the committee vii; paste pla- cards and erect monstvr electric signs reading, "Did Bcoze Ever Do You Any Good" in letters five feet high. These signs will be light ed and blazing from sundown to sunrise. Great mass meeting will be held weekly. Smaller meetings . ill be held mornings and after moons every day in the week after the real campaign gets well under way. A publicity staff of a half dozen or more men and women, some of whom already have been ar ranged for, will be named to keep the newspapers of the city and all over the state supplied with flea tures."
 That the saloon men are admitted iy alarmed over the fight which they have openly been told was to be waged against them, can be seen In the marshalling of forces on that side of the liquor question. Many Chicagoans saw in Mayor .Harrison's defeat at the recent municipal pri- maries for reelection, the finger of the saloon interests. Harrison dur ing the closing months O. his in cumbency, has closed up many of the worst drink resorts ill the city. The famous Hinky Dinky Kenna
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
THREE VESSELS
 ARE: TORPEDOEO

Glasgow, March 19-The British steamer Hynford was toipedoed in the English Channel; the British steamer Bluejacket, loaded with wheat for Liverpool, was torpedoed at Beachy Head, but remained afloat, and the British steamer Glenarty was torpedOed near the same place as u'e BlueJacket, today.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
INVESTIGATION
 |S 7O bE MADE

Washington, r. C., March 19- The administration has ordered the departments of state and justice to ascertain the circumstances Of the arrest of Dr. Wilhelm Mueller, German consul at Seattle, yesterday.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
.OROMA OFFICERS
 CONFIRM REPORT

Valparaiso, March 1.-The of ficers of the British cruiser Oroma, which arrived in this port the fore part of the week with the smvi- VOTs of the German cruiser Dres- den, which they had sunk off Juan Fernando island, confirm the re- port that is in circulation here of their also having sunk the armed German liner Navarro, off the Ar- genuine coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19

and his able aid, Bath House John Coughlin, feudal lords of the old Ievee district, formerly were with Mayor Harrison, foot, guns and horse. At the recent primaries, they declared neutrality" Their wards went overwhelmingly against liar rison.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
THEY HAD TIME
 ID REPAIR FORTS

Constantinople, March 19-The recent attack upon Smyrna forts, and the consequent withdrawal of the British warships from the Dar- dAnelles, has given the Turkish gar risons time to strongly repair all damages to the Qualifications.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-03-19
ARE FORWARDING A RUSSIAN TOWN

Constantinople, March 19-The Turkish fleet is bombarding Theo- dosia. on the Black Sea, and the Russian Crimean set of shfpyards, which have been used as Q ma neuyering place for Russian tor pedo boats, arc afire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-01
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS

Low pressures are noted from Al
berta and the Missouri valley to the
north Atlantic coast, with the greatest
barometric depression over northeast
ern Minnesota, though generally fair
weather has continued in all portions
of the observation field, except the ST.
Lawrence valley and the north Pacific
coast, where light showers have oc-
CURED. 1t is coolest in Manitoba, Sas-
katchewan and northern Alberta,
where the temperature is slightly be-
low freezing. Areas of moderately high
pressure overlie the south Atlantic
coast and the north Pacific coast and
Rocky mountain plateau. Owing to the
eastward movement Of the Minnesota
low, continued fair weather is indicat-
ed for this vicinity tonight and Tues
day, with cooler Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-01
II @day'@ Market Quotations
PRICE or CATTLE
SHOWS FIRMNESS
No Active Call for Sheep or Lambs in
Chicago Market-Hog Re-
eeipts Are Strong.

Chicago, Nov Prospects OF a re-
newal Of shipments to the east helped
today to lift the hog market here, and
also impaired steadiness to the price
Of cattle There was no active call for
sheep or lambs Receipts, so cars.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000; strong bulk,
6.7oG7S5; light, 6s5Q $50; mixed, 6.55
6175; heavy 6.35@765; rough 6.40Q
$50 pigs, 375GTl0.
Cattle Receipts 10000, firm; steers
5.9001050 cows and heifers, 2-SoQ
SIS, calves, 7,25G HOO.
Sheep Receipts, BLOOD firm ~eth-
ers, 6.006660 lambs. 6.75QS.S0.
Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha. Neb, Nov. Hogs: Re
ceipts. 500. lowers; heavy, 6.9oG no;
light. 7.0G0735; pigs, $500 700; bulk,
7.00a 7,20
Cattle. Receipts, 1850; steady
steers. 6.50al090; COWS and heifers,
: $500 700
Kansas City Live stock.
Kansas City Nov. Hogs: re
ceipts 5000. higher; bulk 71o0 40;
heavy 1000 730; lights 7.io@745
pigs 60OG675.
Cattle. receipts $4,000; steady
steers 500 1925; COWS aud heifers
t4.25d9.25; calves 5000 1000.
Sheep: receipts 1900; steady
lambs S.25dS.65; yearlings S.50G 7-27i
wethers 5.75@650; ewes 5,25Q5.S5.
ii. Louis Live Stock.
St. Louis, Mo, Nov. Hog
ceipts. 1850; steady; pigs and lights
/ 6.25d7.65, heavy, 7.60@7.70.
Cattle Receipts, 1900; slow!
/ steers. 750G10,25: cows and heifers
4 6.00d10.50.
/ Sheep - Receipts, 5000 steady
lambs, 8.00n900; sheep, 5.00G650.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-01
LOCAL MARKETS.

Nov, Following are the whole
sale quotations on the local markets
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