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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

uro Damn fpiebsr felt BEN Wirtsn Der
0efangstiniflerin 9orbero i'm 16.
Sabrbunbert.-oue b~egnaoeten Cans
ssrinnen biz beutisen 9ases ouFsGbs
len uno rpurO9en elm BUD
ihreiben.
Iuf BEN initrumentaleu @ebiet.
nebmsn Die Trausn, ipie ffon in fri.
beren Sd~hrhunberten, audi i'm mooerz
nen WtuittIebeu ihren pldb Elm. 6er.ts
autage. beiouoers ols pioniitin, Bips
lins ooer Cello @irtuoiin, dls 6orfen.
tinitleriu. haben lie arobs uno Id0ne
Grfol9e ~er3ieli. Gle Iino aber fat
dusidtiebIid duf Ole fotiiiiide 9dr.
riere anQenieien uno ourh bic qleih
orti9e nit ms @elpiht Idflenoe 5dtlq
tett oes Wounes oen SduQerinnen
9tgeniiber i'm Hahteil. On tonnfcn
tie Iid in srnfibaft gu nebmeuoen Or
heitern. pohI i'm 0inblid auf bic
Tradition. bIsher nur an Der 6arfe
%behdupteu. 8dqe1en eriitieren Qarl3
hernorrQaeuoe Damens Euattette fir
Gummermufif. Sc Tnp ia auh tom
sertiercgos DdmensC rdeiter fbdufi1
burd mdnnlife 6iIfs'rGfis erQGnst)
%porh0noen. Gle iteben aber bod nur
in %perein3elten 1SdIIen uuf einem itrenQ
tiinitIeriiden Ripeau. nit oem man
reduet, 8itIIeitt b.eibt cine YerpoI,
%tommrnnQ Ser Submit p~orbebalten.
@inen midtiqen GinfluB baben Sic
6rouen gu olIen Soften i'm Qebrberuf
ousQeiibi. Sm YlitteloIter marsn es
defenders Nloiterirauen. Die Wdodlen
uHo Snoben 0a& SinQeu Iebrten. Die
SGu3onen. Wloteiten uno B~rGtu0ien
nit ibnsu itubieritn. Ses-it i'm qrle
diiten 9Itertum Isben mir ehrlpiir
oige 1atrouen iurQcn a~nQebenoen
Vrieiterjnnen burh 9oriinQen Die ro6
primitiotn. eitttoniQeu I}uItneiieu
beibrinuen. Gieien Spretaeidnden
unttr 9egIeitunQ pou Qnrd mo flote.
ihrieb man oamals ldon pbpiIde uuo
pinhjite Wirtunaen 5u, lpobltatiQe
GjnfIuHe oui &0rper unn @emiit. sc.
nib beredtigier Weiie. IA W}uiit ptr
t0elno nirtt uuo nieoers Snitinits
fcrnbGIt. Sn Der G%r5iehunq 3ur Mtu-
i%itibuno INT Iih Qut3 in oer- ncr..rtn
3eii ben 6rouen tets Gin teidat9 6eto
tdnitISriid3et 9stdtiaunq er5iinst.
gta6'aem ober nun Die Ir0u ouf
onoertn @etjeteu berctis cine aus
QeIproheHe GeltItItouoiQIeit sritlebt
uno nit GriplQ iAcn erreitt bat. 10
1T SIT ~errparien. oob he 3eii, no fe
ouh in Der Mutt ala ihdfienoe
SunitIerin opll our Geltuno QeJdugen
miro. ujtt u1ebr fern III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
Trantn In Der Mnii[.

WuIit gill nls bic Sprade Der
SesIe uno oaber dls Die sigentIide
Runft Der 5rnu. oenn i'm NeIen Der
Grou iiberlpie9t has Setliibe. Mert.
nirbis 1T es, bob benno6 bic 5rou,
gsraoe in oisier Stunt, fir ole tic pro.
beItiniert srfdeini. proouttip penigsr
esIsiItet bat ola in anosren SiinIten.
Bon Der eriten GperntomponiItin
Groncesca Gaeetni bis gu 5rau b.
Broniart uuo nod fpdtsrbin. baben
fih 6rauen pobl in Der muitdliiheu
a%pmpoiition psriudt. obne ieoo6
Rohbaltiges. pirtIih gsmer'erslpers
tss au ~leiitsn. ipdbrsnb Iib bod 10 piele
Troueu in Der Mulerei, poeTie,
Sdriftitetersi nuf belIetriItii6em ME
bramaiiIhem 6ebiete. erfoIgreib ftof.
f,no, ia Iogar fiib.eno, betdtigeu.
Weiit nun oos muiitaliihe S6aTfen
Wroouttion) pieIe Qiden auf, 70 Iiebt
es ood in Ger auslbenben Runit Gre.
proouttion) nsIentlih anoers ous.
So boben bic 6rauen ibr, beoeutenos
fen Grfol9e gu per3eidnsn; in erit,r
Ginie ols Sdngerinnen. Sine Rons
t~urren3 pon Seiten hes Ranres mar
natur9emdB ouS9eIhIoNen. 6orb,yno
tam bin3u, DAB Die 4usiiburo Ser
buff TETS cine Der neni9cn. ben
Jrouen nienaIs itreiti9 asmadten BE.
%rufsarten mar. unter Inertennunq Ser
SIeitbsrehti9una Der 8sThlehtsr.
S6on I'm 1925 beQe9uen mir Q~efsiers
ten gubnenfdngertunen; nod friiber,
I'm II. uno 13. Sabrbunoert, bemer.
f%ensiperten Snterpyetinnen Mrmonis
ther W(up'. Die 3usrit in Der 2irtc
our tInpIeriIhen GntpitlunQ Qeoieb:
ipobI aus oen Gruuoe. oaB Die Rirhe.
tn rihti8er Niroi9unQ Ser nm uumit.
telboriten auf oa8 8entiit mirtenotn
Sunit, iih 0ie WuTlt oicni;bar 8u ma.
den. eiiri9 teitrtbte. aber oub nis
ritterIide @eieuidoft s%rireute ijh germ
on 8eIonQ. Guitenipiel unO Guu5.
Die llsbung ojeIer SInite aeborte 3uy
StonesSbiloung. Qeier. Norie un0
2aute puyceu sur 9eQleitupQ oe8 sc.
ian1ss NIT 0orIitbe BON fSroucn oe,
tpielt. Sn 0en Rejhens uno 6iipfa
tdn5en iener ,3eit tpugel oepobus
lid Elm Nieb. 9aaa0e Qcnannt, uou
elmer nIieben 6rape- poroetroQen. nab.
rsno bic 9on3enhen als Gbor BEN
3ebrrsim %ouinabmen. Iuh Der SOU.
mor trot oumablih IN oieien idIihs
ten IOlisneiien uno nediiteu Shel.
menIieoIein gu SaQs. Sn Der ipGte.
ren >3eit Ner Esndiiiance oomjniereu
oonn YSooriQaIe (pon Wiuaert uno
SobrieIi), carte uno muijtalii6e geis
fen, meiit bon 6rauen gelunQen, uno
pertlnben has Gerannaben elmer
rneuen, oos Qeiiti9e 2eben perfd6nens
ben, Sunitepohe. Set Der 3ejt oes
Suioo b. Nre53o. (oem pir i'm u.
Sdbrbunoert bic gegrinounQ oes
pOIppbpnen 2onidbes p~eroauten. uuf
oem iId] bic ipGtere Wuiit ~auftoutel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
ancrlei fiir's Sans

Il m Mpos BON Raienffds
den gu entfernen, gebe man i'm
4pril bel Regenpetter cine ftarte
Safe IhpefeIidures Mmmuniof, Do
ourh Elm ~iturfes Watfen Der @r6z
Ter eintritt uno oos Mros babel
iibertuuhert miro. Iuh 1T es gut,
ipenn man bns Moo8 nit elmer ewiiers
neu Sarte, ole rsft enge 3dhne bat,
oustrabt, Damn aompoit ouf bic
RaienfIdde brin9t, leBtere fe'tp1I5t
uno BORT nod BUM Grasinmen einz
idsn ldbt, pobur6 cine bi6te @ras@
marble er3isIt miro, 10 bob bas
Moos ni6t ipieber gum 8ori9ein
tommt.
erfellung 8Gnn3s
itdrte. Mtnn nebme Die bette Getss
itdrte pnb mii6e lie nit etpas gBais
fer 3u einem fteiien 9rei; Damn fi9e
man. ndbreno man unnufb6rli1
riibrt, todenpes WoTer bin5u. Sp1en
bic Srnaen, &rouien uno Sembbriifte
iebr fteif iein uno pie Elm Spie9eI
glGnaen, 10 nepme man ungefGbr "a
plumb aeisItdrte uno loie in benz
Wofer, meIdes bin3ugpfen miro. eiz
nsn 5eel0ffel poll g~epuIperten 8orur,
etnas %reines, meibes Wads in be-
9rDBe elmer NuB unb Elm Stud6en
3uder auf.
Sun. Eeppidtehrsn benubt
man pielfah grobes aodinI5, has
Den Stnub gut iOrtnimmt uno 0a@
burA Die 6arben iriider eri6einen
laBt.
Sur @srfd0nerunQ 6eS
GENTS. Auf Ser Sberfldde be-
finbIite braune 6lede auf Der !6aut
ertfernt man Durd 9etupfen nit
&urboIiGurs. tieTer lieoenoe miifen
ousf GIettroI9ie entiernt peroen.
WeinQtroEen, bic ihren
Slang perlorsn haben uno unnniebnz
lid ausiehen, tam ma Iodieren. 81
Dem ,3rpet MIND bic &rpne crit
9r41olif eepubt unD pann nit
hurt'itti9em M}etaa : Cad poer 3a=
-pn Cad iiber3oger. Zen Cad
trGgt man ihnell nit einsm 9inisI
auf, IA Ell iebr lsitt trotnet unO
Die 6Idde FONT raub niro. Man
eripart Damn mieoer fir cine Iange
3eit Oas reseImdbi9e qnbsn,
9erQpIbets RaDmen Iniien
fh purcb cine MiiGuno bon rier
5eilen GiipsiB uno einem Seil 8ods
Iois oufiriidlsn, inoem man nieie
2oIuna mittelIt rsiter 8iirite auis
lrdat.
Die Gntfernune ron
TIeden bon robem Obit aus
9sinen3su9 (Soitsntlhern uno Ser
pietten) qsfdiebt in ~tepGhrter Wetfe
mitteIs usreunntsn SuImiatasi'tes.
Die 1Ieds iperoen sinfdd oamit reifz
lib bstupit uno, natosm mar bos
M;tteI bat sineu 4~ugcnblid sintpirs
len Iafeu, gut in reinsm @aFer nuse
atrpoid'sn. 8oti0snid1s mub bas
9erfabrsn nohmals lrieoertolt ipere
BEN. 9isies Serfoarsu bat ben 9prs
sue, rap man ouyd unporiihti9ss
;0onosIn nibts an Ger @Gits per0ers
ben ioRa.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

siebcn, benn unpiHtttihteit elmer 4Ser=
ion beoinet ftsts Worten fir cine ons
Oers, rsfp. fir mehrere anoere per
fonen.
uno tper pibte nift, mas ss beibt:
.Warteu.."
Wie Tam es peritimmen, tpern gum
BeiipisI Elm beftelIter Sonbperfsr ni6t
Wort bait, ipenn eana fiher 5uesfugte
Qisierun9en burh 0sIdGfte nidt elm
t%reTienl limb ioie fam rporten"
murte MAIDEN. rpenn es fif nitt nm
bic GIsinigteiten hes tdgli6 2ebens
honoeIt. ionoern I'm pihtiee Grtlheis
oungen. bon oensn pielleiht bic ganSe
Griiten3 abh0ngt.
Wsr tennt es niht,-6as Warten
nuf sinen Brief. Der rbeitimmt" elm
trsIfen Iolts, uno Ser ourh Imprint
Iihteit beg Shreibers nift on BEN
feIt9siebtsn 3eitpuntt ub9eht bas
Worten auf r9dits," bic gang GUT
piinttIih Iein ionntsn. unb nur aus
Rahld1iig!eit unpiinttlif) 1lno!
0as Warten duf 5nmiIienmit9lieber
Ole gang beitimmt nm Die uno bic
3eit nieosr gu !9auIs iein MOLTEN, unO
aus nidtiosn @riinosn unpiinttIid
Iino
@is -arbeitsu hn bic @soonten Der
bur6 bas g9nrten nsro0s srregten
Satin ooer Der SHUTTER Shreden
iiber Streden, llndIiidsfdne o1er Or
ten molt Iih sic Wortenoe in 8eoons
fen aus, uno ThIieBlih NOR an Die
cudlenoe 4nQit mr. olrh 'oreloIc
llnpiinttlitteit berporQerufen!
NuerQenouefte piinttIihteit in ben
&.~tiniQteiten bss tGQlihen Qebens III
oas MitteI. i'm uns nor Der llntu9sno
Der llnpiinftlihteit gu belpobrln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
Gin S%6(au6Pracr.

Gin oiterreidiIder MdrineoiFiSier
er5GbIt Sic folQenoe 8eIhjhtc: @ui
eirem qroBen 0anserItiif tefinoct Tjt1
Elm alter 9poismnnn. Der felt oreiBiq
Sobrsn i'm Gien't ift. in oiefer 3eit
piel aeiehen urlo pieI Qelsynt bat. aber
RE Stunt res Sdreibtns uno Qe7ens
Ilh ME 1~ueioueu tounte. Gines iho.
nen SoQes paIiertt nun stlpo5, poa
idpn felt IanQeu Sdbyeu nidt mehr
9aiiiert mar: Der 9oot6m1un 6etam
2inen 9rjef. Gr pdnote fih an eincr
ylngsu Srejrilliaen. Ger ijh ieiner be-
fouoersu CUNT c~rfrsute, uno bat ibn.
:bm sen 9ritf norsulsItn. De- Srej.
'piniQe poute aerahe dufanQen. ala
In Der oIts 9ontsmann dnoitlib lin.
ierbroG:
~@ieueitt Tino nbsr GebeimniTe in
Sem 9rief2"
~00s 1T itou moQIid,.
Der 4Ite nadie cine @eiIe nod.
Scnn berubiate er Fd. unN nit eineu
'hlaueu 0ddeIn faste CT 81 Gem 6yti.
.iligen;
r0u taunit fdlon IeItu."
Ter FreiptIjoe byeite's rem Sriei
nor fh ouS uao btolnn laut su Ieier.
Su oitiem gu9enbIid ipran0 Der gtItr
81 ibn uno belt ibn beioe Gbren Al.
81 poIts CT 0as 0ehtimEiS bes
ipobrer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

oaran 81 oeuien. ME es in u"nTeren
5beoters un0 Sous,rtidlen 5ugebt.
WesboIb tommen al bic Menihen
10 uupunttIid2 Sic bobsn su
fpdt nit Der toilette b~egonnen 49,.
fe babsn bic Gntfernuns BON Der Wob@
nung gum Sbedter, gum 9pn3ertiaol
niAt rittie abgeihGbt -. oieie bate
nod porber cine 9%eforgune gu MAIDEN
-. isne nod notlpenbiae aprreippns
beng 81 erIsbigeH uno Taft INNER
Iino Ole ~llnpinttIihen" bic nuniduGs
oiasn" Spfer Der BerbdltniHe unb
tonnsn ubfolut ni6ts oafir, oab Ie
urpiinttIih iino.
ginttIihteit Io0te nitt nur cine
GiqsnihoFt iejn, pelde Die S6niae
nus3eidnet. Iolte nift nur ais cine
'pe5iFiih militG 1iide GiQenihaft gelz
ten. ionbern iouts aud pon Der brsts
Ten Maife bts 8oItes qeubt peroen.
lin bies aber gu tun, mub our
Qlnftlihteit ersogen peroen. Gs 1T
oies pfiidt oes 6ouIes uno 9fliht
ser S6uIe. Die Stlule erfiiut ibre
GuIgabe. inosm Ts oen 4nfang bes
llntsrrihtss auf cine oan3 beItimmte
Stunoe fsItisbt unb oieienigen Sdu=
Ter uno S6iIstinnsn, bic rsu ipdt"
'pmnsn. fir ibre llnpiinttIi6teit be-
trait. 0amit 1T Der pdodgooiIhe
Girflab Der SduIs, ~folpsii ipie er bic
Gr3iebung sur 9iirtt!ihieit b~strifft,
10 gut ME obeeihtofen. es lei oenr,
oaB od5u Qerehnet miro. bab bic Mr.
beiten punit,ib CUR feItgeiesten
Stuaoe 9sliefsrt, reIp. 9slernt perosn
iolIen.
Vie 6ouptouFeobe Der rGr3iebung
CUR Qln,tIi6teit" FGnt Dem .6aus"
gu, 81. id]cn in Der 9iuostfube elm
Suiestn. uno 3par in erIier 0inie
ourth ods 8ejTpiel.
Tie 0ausfrau mub in 8etreiF Der
Yijnt.iidtejt alien - rem 8atten, -
BEN 8in0ern. rem Dienitbptcn nit
outen WeiIpiel poronQtben. Do oarf IS
ridt btiber: ~Cb od8 frihitat cine
0ierttlIiunoe friiher ooer ipdter auT
Den Siih tommt 1T beIanQios.~ 49,.
.gs tanu no6 nihis ousmatsu.
lpenu mir 10 un0 10 oieI Wiruteu
nab ser eiQentlidsn 1iih2sjt Die
Mtobl3eit teQinceni~ YIN uno
iiir iib eepib rIht cher Nos pe5
'paiet oereihte 1rIbIiiid brinqt Die
fhuIpfIiftiQen 9in0er in aorFliIt
nit Der won ne, Ghule Qefnroerteu
QiinttIihttit ... Die 6ausfruu. hi:
oon threat 9~sior9unqen, ibrsn Sc
iuGler fpdtey sutudtebrt. ais Ie an
ecT,st Bat. itort noa RGoerpert bes
tdoliGleu S0usholteS. ods piintilih,
ME cine llbr. abIdnurrsu Ion.
TaB unpinttllte 9eute i'm 9auFe
zines 2oQts ptsl psnietr ihoffsn ton
r,u. aIS ioltt Menittn, nie piinttlih
sur fsitqe|ssten Stunoe Sen 0urd oie
SerbdItnihe ouierlsatsn ooer ben
felb1toepdblttn Yflihteu nahiCmmep,
1T aelpib.
NhQeiehen npr Der rein materitleu
Ssite oes s3sitpsrluiteS ourd llnpantts
Ii6tsi; III tei Nieier ltntuaeno CUB
G.s1 cine .oesle Se;te in SetTntt 81
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

9ausmitttt 9t9en arupp.
butsn bei &inoetn. Man
oalte INNER ql0un (9lIuml i'm 9aus
ie uno rsfne l SeeInffeI 4laun auf
2 GBI6ffel 3uder ooer Slgup uno
gebe bem 3in0e l Sesloffel Der Mis
ltuns sur 3eit. IS mug oarrab
brsten unb Der Qnfou aebt r:i9
boriber. Man gilt naf Oem eriten
Grbrsfsn md eins 0oiis. !0at man
aIaun in Stiidsu, mig man IS isins
tiopfen.
@esen @abentrampf. Sos
balo man oer &rampf NyannabeH
fN5lt, ISL man. 10 ihuea man
Tam, bic Se1ca lin uno her betpss
sen. sang i9giaos; per Srampf.
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TnnttilhfCu.

Wtr Ipystlen oor .~miii.atioer
Qintilitttlt. unn mir bdptn Den ,r-r
Sprl6nort Qegnc:otue-. Aualpru1
Quomi9@ NNiII: 81 trdctituoe eft Ia
pplitsiie oes yois" Die 9uutt!ihs
ieit 1T Die 0oiIih,ei; oer 9oni1s-
IN uniere Sprahe ijbfypcmmen.
Seioe GlsIpriide lpC5oen riel angt
tpenoet. nhne isooh oou oer breiien
0ads in Ole Qraris u%b:ritaetn 81
Rsrlsn -@iS braaasn Hur sinmal
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Sroden ooer mi. nenie
Jett gers ftttss RebI 1T
tets nit latter 5Iuhigtsit a~ufsufaIs
len; IS IoBt iit 10 0bne Mis aIatt
ribrsn, ndbreno beim quffaaen nit
hsiber 5Iiini9teit iif tets aIiimps
den biloen. Hur lpeHn cine Sdpige
senau 10 pieI oosr mebr Iett ols
giebl enthdIt, tann unbeoentlia 5eibs
6Iuhigtelt rernenoet peroen.
.Ctfenbetn ipirb surhous
n'Glt nnr oon Glsfautcn une Rors
maf tdus9e9rabener) geIisfsrt. fpn,
germ ann ron einiasn sobnbeusbrs
lgR arpBsH Jli6an. spie Ro-uaI uuo
@aJ'B' una pom IiIpferp.
The Seward gateway., 1915-06-14
BRYAN MAKES
 NASTY CHARGE
SAYS NOTE TO GERMANY WAS CHANGED SINCE HE RE-
 SIGNED FROM CABINET.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Quite a political sensation was sprung today when William Jennings Bryan utter ed the charge that the note to Ger many was modified since his resigna- ton. In answer to the charge tho present secretary of state, Robert Lansing, declares that not a word has been changed in the message and the country is now promised one of the ugIiests squabbles that have ever come with the very leading men of the nation involved. The charge of Bryan is, clearly, that Wilson decided to modify the message to Germany because of the fear that Bryan might make political capital out of it. The denial by Lansing undoubtedly means that the president will also deny the statement of his former secretary and the breach between the two great leaders will not only widen to an i'm passable gulf but will compel both to defend themselves from a very serious suggestion.
The Seward gateway., 1915-06-14
OUTFIT
 LEAVES TODAY
STEAMER AND HUNDREDS OF TONS OF SUPPLIES COM
 ING FOR CACHE CREEK.

One of the greatest mining outfits that ever came to a placer camp in Alaska is expected to leave Seattle today for Cache creek J, c. Murray, the mining operator of that section, during the winter made a deal which has resulted in the shipping of the equipment and supplies. In addition to this he also turned nineteen claims in Broad Pass which he took over last fall while he was at Knik.
 The company which took hold of the Broad Pass properties is one of the really big corporations and has an outfit on the ground now testing the value of the properties so that the tale will probably be told this fall.
 Mir. Murray was also associated with James R. Hayden in the deal which resulted in the shipping in of the drill for the prospecting of Kenai River. He will leave on the Mariposa to perform the assessment work on the Cache creek properties and will later go in to look over the Broad Pass field.
 The outfit which leaves Seattle to- day for Cache creek comes from Seat tie on a chartered schooner, the Gardi- ner City. It has the dredge aboard, the news of the shipping of which was telegraphed to this paper a few days ago. It has in addition twelve hund- red tons of lumber, machinery, horse feed, provisions and other supplies.
 Also coming for the same people is a sternwheel steamboat of two hund- red horse power which will be used to take the outfit up the Susitna and Yentna rivers towing a 100 ton barge which is also being shipped in. The whole outfit will be landed at Mac DougaI Station and will be freightcd in the winter with forty head of horses. Those horses will be secured here if possible but Mir. Murray states that if the animals cannot be secured here on favorable terms they will be shipped from the outside. He has been remarkably successful since he was here last year and this recalls the fact that he has never tied up prop erty which did not have merit enough to "put it through"
The Seward gateway., 1915-06-14
JAMES FITZPATRICK
 BURIED IN SEATTLE.
Poor Old Popcorn" Died After Very Severe Suffering but Friends
 Were With Him.

James Fitzpatrick, who died two weeks ago last Saturday, passed away after frightful suffering but he died in a private cottage with his brother, sister and other friends around him. People who came back on the North western saw him some days before death and say that he had been reduc- ed to a frightful condition. It had been intended to take him to the Mayo brothers in the east but when those specialists had his condition ex- plained to them they declared the trip would be useless. Mir. Fitzpatrick was buried in Seattle.
The Seward gateway., 1915-06-14
GERMANY PLEASED BY NOTE

BERLIN June 14-The newspapers of Berlin ex- press themselves pleased with the friendly spirit in the note sent by the United States government to this govern ment Most of the papers approve of the idea of mediat ing but many of them insist stopping the supply of gst of the editorial statements taken as whole IS that it is Geanys vital wish to innocent lives but that Britain cannot be allowed to get ahead with the aid of American manufacturers of munitions of war All the newspapers declare that the United States should recog nize the German blockade None of them seem to be able to understand the reason for Bryans resignation as they regard the note not utmat but the expression of
 friendly desire to settle amicaby the problems which confront the two nations Later explanations of what the note contains are regarded puzzg as some of those explanations read into the message some more nfrendy sentiments than are apparent by reading of 1t.
The Seward gateway., 1915-06-14
FRANK CASE MAY BE
 FINISHED TONIGHT

ATLANTA, June 14.-The hearing before the governor of the case of Leo Frank was re-opened this morning and will probably be concluded to- night. No one seems to be able 70 guess with any degree of accuracy what the outcome of the matter will be. The governor is taking up both sides of the question exhaustively and has intimated indirectly that he will be influenced entirely and only by the merits of the case and not by any sentiment for or against the condemn ed man,
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COMING ON MARIPOSA.

SEATTLE, June 14.-The following are the first class passengers for Se- ward on the Mariposa which sailed Saturday:
 Jules Schneider and wife, Mrs. w. Elliott, Charles F. Elliott, Felix Brown, Mrs. L. True, Mrs. Charles Walmsby, w. Rohrback, James Con- stable, E. Grigrivre, D. Mccarthy, k. Hawley, Mrs. Hawley, J. Hellenius, J. Cousins, c. Lawrence and five steerage.
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REPORT GUGGS
 RAISE MONEY
SEATTLE TIMES DECLARES THEY HAVE RAISED TEN MIL
 LIONS IN BONDS.

SEATTLE, June 13.-The Seattle Times this morning contains a story to the effect that the Guggenheims have foated an additional bond issue of ten million dollars for the purpose of doing large development work and also for construction work. The con struction is presumed to be in relation to the Copper River & Northwestern railroad but at present nothing official has been given out in relation to that phase of the question. The floating of the bond issue itself, even, is a matter of which the official announcement has not been made but there seems to be good foundation for the story.
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TERRIFIC BATTLES RACE FROM TfiE
 BALTIC SEA 10 DNIESIER MVER
German Press Receives American Note in Good Spirit and Says il
 Indicates Desire on Part of United States in Favor Of PeaCe
3 < < < < . z * < ( < < * WEST WANTS LANE * * TO SUCCEED BRYAN. |"

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-The democratic national committee men of western states have drawn up a report in which they favor the selection of Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the in- terior, as the successor of Bryan at the head of the department of state. In the report they express the belief that Lane is one of the strongest men in the country, official or unofficial, and that he has proven himself all ready while new man would be an experiment. They express also doubt as to the advisability of trying expert ments while such tremendous ques- tions remain for solution.
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GENERAL OBREGON
 KILLED IN BATTLE

FL PAS0, June 14.-General Obre- gon, the famous commander in chief of the Carranza army, died today of wounds received in the battle of Leon. His loss to the Carranza cause is al- most irreparable. Since the fight against Villa started he has complete ly checkmated the noted leader of the opposing forces and rasied.the chances of his side from defeat to something akin to victory. During the battle, it is stated, he refused to remain in the rear and received his wounds while
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CRAFTS RETURN FROM TRIP
 IN STATES AND MEXICO

Mir. and Mrs. Sam Graf returned on the Watson after a long trip all over the states and into Old Mexico In the latter country Mir. Graf attended a bullfght at Tia Juana. They saw several bands of Mexican soldiers who presented the appearance of having raided second hand clothing store and arrayed themselves in the con- tents. Among the places visited were Fl Paso, Washington, the Panama Ex- position, Chicago twice, Philadelphia and several other cities.
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.: .a % Z * % < < % < < { * ALL CHICAGO CARS " * ARE NOW TIED UP. "

CHICAGO, June 14.-For the first time in fifty years all the street cars of the city of Chicago are tied up. The strike called this morning has re- suited in the walkout of all the car men and no substitutes have been se- cured to take their places. Traf.c is completely stopped.
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ABOUT FIFTY ARRIVE
 ON THE NORTHWESTERN.

Fifty or sixty people all told arriv- ed on the Northwestern. The names of those boarding the vessel at way points were not included in the list given out and that list was printed before. The number of steerage pas sengers arriving on the ship was twelve.
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Italians and Turks Claim Vic tories and London Reports Germans Checked on March Towards Lemberg COG Nothing Occurs in West but Heavy Artillery DueIs--AIlied Avia- tors Destroy Zeppelin and Five German AerOplanes.
TITANIC BATTLES PROCEED

LONDON, June 14-Tremendous battles are now raging between the Teutons and Russians almost along the whole line from the Baltic to the Dniester river The German attempt Lemberg has been checked but they are attacking savagely in other quarters with the evident intention of allowing time for the Russians to reOrganze after their crushing defeat to the westward The places in which the Teutonic attacks are most severe are on the San to the north of PzemyS aang the Dnest er in southeastern GaIicia on the Rawka and west of Warsaw From the accounts received here taken to be the purpose of the Germans to deliver what they hope may be final and crushing blow at Russia and at least to force their way points where they defend them selves easily while going to meet the Italian invasion The results of all this fighting have not been told with the exception of the information that the Germans have been foled in their attempt reach Lemberg It will probably take some days for the situation to deyelOpe.