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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-19
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No. 5. Passenger. 9:17 D. m.
No. 81 Passenger. -. 10 :16 a. m.
No. l. Passenger. !. II .0S q. m.
No. SO Local Freight II 80 u. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
Jack Howitson has returned from a business trip to the Westward.
KEEP oN.

Everyone needs to learn not to "weary ln well-dolng.' lt never pays to slacken up Just becauee your ef- forts have already received the recog- nltion they merlted. After we have once demonstrated to you why It 10 to your advantage to make tho Juneau Drug Go. your family druaslsta, our interest in. you doeo not ceaee. On the contrary, we arc more than ever anx- louo 10 see that your confidence In us should grow and that our relations should develop into more than mere exchange Of money for merchandise.
 We want you to feel assured that when you bring to us your prescrlp. ton 10 be Hlled-lt win be made by an experienced pharmaelot as the doctor ordered, that our stock of drugs ls fresh and complete In all detalla, and that when you aek for anything clse we have in the store-and VIC carry the biggest drug and sundry otock In Aiaska-you will get the best aooda and the best servlee-and last but not leaet, the best prices. The lu. ueau Drug Co.,, z. J. Louacae, prop, fo7 Front atreet, opposite Alaskan ho- tel, phone 25o. S-le-2t.
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Ion with lO Uer cent compensatlou

tlon. with 10 per cent. compensation for delay?"
 If 80, Mir. Bowles pointed out, Great Britain would trade with Germany on large scale If pre-emption was not restored, to, Mr. Bowles asked if the seizures would be held in trust
 The Speaker criticized the Asquith policy in that, so far as outlined, it neglected Go conform to the common law, which protects neutral traders. He further objected that the policy does not inflict the maximum damage on the enemy by confiscation of the enemy's good in neutral ships.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
LACKING PARTY
 REACHES JUNEAU

With the long-expected JacMing party aboard, the steamship Admiral Watson docked ct the city wharf last night at 10 o'clock She had IFS pas sengers from Seattle and every state room and berth were filled
 The sister ship, Admiral Evans, which has been in port for the last IS hours, will be held until six O. clock tomorrow afternoon for the ac- commodation of the party of hnan- ciers. consisting of Col D. c. Jackling, vice-pres. and managing director of the Alaska-Gastineau Mining com- pany. Sherwood Aldrich, president of the Ray Consolidated Copper com pany and an Alaska Gold director accompanied by Mrs. Aldrich, F. F. Alexander, president of the Admiral Steamship hne Frank G. Janney su- perintendent of mills for the Jack ling companies and Private Secy- H. B. Tooker, who win return on her to Seattle after an inspection of the new mill at Thane and the Alaska Gasdneau Mining property in gener- al.
 Besides the above mentioned pas seDgers on the Watson from Seattle, the Juneau arrivals were:
 Ai Ayemach, w. L Martin c. w Hatch. Mrs. c. ". Hatch. Mrs. S. Asp. o l.. Coward and Mrs. o. L..
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-oword md ton second class.

Coward. and ten second class.
 After unloading mall and 20 tons oi freight at the city wharf the Wat son pulled down to Thane to dis charge cargo Of lumber and gen eral merchandise. clearing for the Westward at an early hour this morn ing with Che following passengers:
 Alr. and Mrs. D. M. Ramsey for Seward; Mir and Mrs. F. R. kd' wards John Nelson and Ueter Pear son for Valdez: Mir. and Mrs. w. O. Clark. Glen Darlington, Tony saroifi August Helm, M. Q. Juth and Oscar Kenny for Cordova.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
BRITISH STATESMAN
 cRITlclsEs GOVERNMENT

LONDON. March l9.-p G. Bowles former member of Parliament and a writer on naval matters expressed be- fore the Institute Of Ship Brokers the inability to understand the policy of reprisal against Germany outlined by Premier AsQuith.
 eWhat Is to happen?" he asked to cargoes Of the enemy ownership, the origination and destination brought in- 10 port? They are not to be confis- cated; thia is expressly declared. Are they to be purchased by the captors' according to the doctrine of pre-emp-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

DOUGLAS. March 1s.-Eiber Srom has purchased tho lease os the Doug las Natatorium from Frodsham and Oit and will continue to conduct the skating rink. The building will also be used for dances.
 Lydia Lankenien and Miss B. Bur nett arc Douglas-bound passengers on the Dolphin.
 The Payaiso is at the ferry dock unloading a cargo o. coal for Mar tin olson.
 A dance will be given at the skat- ing rank tomorrow night under the new management Wasterlain's or chestra will furnish the music. and
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
Favor aHome RuIe."

Senate Joint Memorial No 2. by Senator Willard asking Congress for a full form Of Territorial govern ment. which is similar to the Shoup memorial in the House, was reported back to the Senate today by the iu- dietary committee. with the recon mendation that it pass.
 S. B. IS, Willard to provide for the appointment or guardians of the estates of persons who have disap- peared. was indefinitely postponed, the reort of the judiciary committee having been adopted.
 S. J. Memorial 6, asking for wire less or cable stations at Sulzer. Craig and Tokeen, was favorably reported for passage. The plan of both the House and Senate Is to incorporate In one memorial to Congress, aii mem orials seeking cable or wireless sta- tions. in order to centrahze the re- quests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
srr vOu9 nlND oT ResT.

There may be nothing wrong with your chiid's eyes and again there may be. We viii honestly and competent es or not.
 ly advise you ii your child needs glass. For a thorough authoritative exam. nation we charge 9 fec oi two dol lars. so it is not uecesaSry to sell 9 pair Of glasses to set paid for our tme. We can refer you to dozens ol satisfied patrons in Juneau and Douglas.
 ROBT. SIMPSON. OpLD.
 Optometrist.
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ENGLAND TO PERMIT
 OBTAIN NEGOTIATIONS

LONDON, March 19.-The exporta- tion from Germany of such goods as Great Britain desires and is able to obtain from that country will be per mitted by the British government not withstandlng the declaration of Pre- mier AsQuit that Great Britain and hor Allies would prevent commodities of any kind from reaching or leaving Germany. Persons licensed by the government to import dyes of the ana. line variety will be permitted to con tinue to bring them in, since these dyes were necessary for the purpose of the war office, Che admiralty and civil industry throughout the Em' plre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
NOTICE oF MEETING.

DOUGLAS. March 1S.-A meeting of the stock holders of the Douglas cooperative store. Douglas, win be held in the Alaska Labor Union hall in Douglas on Friday night ct eight o'clock 5-lS-!
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NEW '4EGAE BllL
 GOES 10 SENATE
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Continued from Page. 1l Ing to the duties Of the legisIature. its committees or members; and to droll all bills, resolutions. memorials, or other documents, when 90 request ed.
 The compensation of such special counsel Is hereby fixed at the sum of s75o
 Be further resolved by the Sen ate of the Territory of Alaska, tho House concurring that immediately upon the adjournment of this session Of che legislature che Governor Of ALI aska i5 authorized empowered and instructed to employ special counsefl for the Territory of Alaska, having the qualifications aforesaid. to net as legal counsel for tho Territory until the converting or the next legislature In 19if Such special counsel shah be the eg.il advisor of the Governor, the Treasurer the Secretary and other officers of the Territory be shall, under the direction of the Gov ernor. bring and prosecute in tho name of the Territory all necessary and proper actions or suits for the collection Of the revenue under Terri toriai iaws; he shah fie iniormatlons and prosecute all onenses against the revenue. and other laws of Che Ter ritory. prosecution of which is not oth- erwise provided for; ant he shall make through lho Governor Q report to the next legislature of his work and expenditures during tho period of his employment and upon needed leg islation or amendments to existing laws
 The compensation of the special counsel so employed shall be fixed by. the Governor but shall not exceed for the entire period the sum of -
 dollars and all ex- penses, including an office, stamps, stationary. necessary clerical help, and ueyelling expenses when travel ing on the business of the Territory. And during the period of his employ menl, such special counsel shall not accept employment from any other client. An bins for expense shall be itemized, and shall be presented to, and examined and approved by the Governor before being paid; but the expenses Incurred by the special counsel shall in no event exceed the sum of dollars per annum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
.EIVE.REEL SLOW AT
THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS. March l9. - A three reel Eclair picture entitled "rhe Case of Cherry Purcell" viii be the fec ture tomorrow at the Lyric theatre Kine Baggott, the general iavorite' will appear in "The Return of Tony, an Imp. and the show will conclude with an Eelair comedy entitled Roar ing Bill"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
.NEW YORK RECEIVES
LAReEsr MAlL SHIPMENT

-7'T'N---0- ---''--- 0-'-' '-' " NEW YORK, March 19.-rhe White Star liner Arabic arrived with S,246 sacks of mail, the largest ever to come to this port from England She had only GOO passengers, nearly all Ameri- cans. and relatives of those in this country
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

We ask your patronage on Che bag sls of quality, accuracy and falr deal Inc. Butler Mauro Drug Co.,. ss
 Front St., phone is4.-Free, imme- diate delivery. S-ls'zt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

Stationery for the fastidious at the Juneau Drug Co.,. io7 Front street opposite Alaskan hotel phone 25o. lS-1q2tl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

WANTED-Position as cook in min ing camp or road house by competent woman. VIII so anywhere. Address D., Empire s-1s-st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
ELKS MINISTRIES TO
 SHOW HERE NEXT WEEK

DOUGLAS. March ls.-The Elks' 3Iinstreis. which scored such O sue. cess in Juneau on the 17th. win play at the Lyric theatre next Tuesday March 25d. On account of the Cath olic dance in Douglas on the l7th, very few Douglas people attended the Juneau performance and the decis- ion to play here is in response to Q request from this side. According to reports rom the Islanders who witnessed the entertainment in Jul neau. it is an exceptionally clean and meritorious show. and che house will probably be crowded Tuesday night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
Indian Bul Filed

Senator Sulzer introduced S. B. 2i, an act to define and establish the po- litlcal status Of certain native ln- dians in Alaska The bin went to the committee on Judiciary and feder- al relations. The bin provides that Indians who have severed all tribal relationship. ana who were born in Alaska. shall become citizens. after an examination as to their qualihca- tions. before a United States govern ment teacher
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the admission viii Do soc which wiii include five dances The gentlemen win be charged 10 cents for each ad- ditional dance
 Special services wiil be held at the Catholic church next Sunday at which time special prayers win be offered peace in Europe This is iu aecord- ance with a decree issued by Pope Benedict Xv and ,s being observed in Catholic churches an ovor the world,
 TREADwELL. March l9. The date for the rreadweli smoker will be announced within few days This will be one of the biggest anairs tnat has ever been given on the Isl. and. and Tom Mcdonald has promised number of high-class features for the evenings entertainment
 Word has been reiceyed by Dr.. Ellis that pr. Midford will spend a month longer in the East before he returns to Treadwell to take up the position of Company surgeon.
 Fritz Moritz. formerly of rerad- well. Is @ passenger for Juneau on the Dolphin.
 New magazine and paper racks have been placed in the club reading room and che tables have been1 re- moved. leaving the room more con venlent and less crowded than 1t has been in the past.
 The Treadwell band held an inter- estlng rehearsal last night. Two new sets ot books have been received, and other music is on the way.
 L. p. Hamilton has taken posi- tion as baker at the Treadwell board- ing house
 Tho frame work of the new electri. cal shop Is almost completed. The shop will be modern in every respect and will house lO-ton crane for handling heavy machinery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
] -ncation BllI onnosed.


 S. B. @, by Willard, m net to mum Der mining claim locations, and hl ing anidavits of assessment work, was read the second time and laid on the table. subject to recall
 Ten amendments were tackled to the bill by the committee on mining and manufactures, and 1t was indt aated that the 3ir will not pass with out full discussion of it's provisions Senator Hubbard declared that there already was considerable complaint in his division. at the recording fees and he said this bin would add more expense. He wanted more iniorma- ton as to whether Che added expense would be Justified by the blll he said
 Senator Willard said that the bill would simplify the tracing of ab- suacts. and pointed out other features which he said would be Of beenht to the Territory
 U. S. Commissioner J. B. Marshall will be called before the committee to give his opinion Of the bil.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

WANTED.-Girl for general house work. Apply to Mrg. R. c. Wayland, S-1S-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

FOR SALE - Baby carriage. In quire No. 1, cllf Apts. s-17-3t.
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FOR SALE-A-1 proposition want partner or will sell; profit guaranteed, reply box R, Empire. s-lS-6t,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

FOR sALE-Thoroughbred Airedale puppies. Il weeks old. Very hne spec imens. Apply Empire ofnce at once. -(2-26-tf)-
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FOR sALE-Fine apartment site. 70 x 100 feet. Address "c," Empire. (2-16.Atl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

FOR sALE-six.rocm house on good lot; price reasonable. Part terms- sSl D 9th st. S.Slm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

FOR sALE-M. D. Berry'e entire transfer out it at bargain. s-1s.tf.
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FOR RENT-suito of rooms and bath; hot water heat. s2e Second St., phone q. 9.l.tL
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FOR RENT-Flvo rooms and bath. concrete house. phone ses. 2-1e-tk
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

HOUSES FOR RFNT-gour md i've rooms, with concrete basement, one on Kennedy and other on Ninth street. phone s7s. 2,s-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

FOR RENT. 9 and 3 room furnished housekeeping suites; reasonable, "The. cozy corner of Juntau." Cliff Apart ments, near court house. 2-1-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

For Rent-Three-room apartments with bath, S2O. Apply s2o Seward st.. or phone 27l. 2-S.1m. {.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19
TRY THEM

TRY THEM-
 Goldstein's Emporium has the agency for those famous 0gle eggs. Every one dated and guaranteed.- (S-1s-tf.)
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FOR RENT-Larre nicely furnish- ed room. Alaska Steam Laundry. 1o-tf
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Frceh sealshlpt oysters. rust arrived. at GoLDsTEINs. 11-s-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-19

st. Nicholas leaves for Tenakeo and way ports. Tuesdaya at 8. .. ID. le-2s-tt
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The compensation of the special. counsel SO employed shall be fixed by the Governor. but shall not exceed for the entire period the sum of -
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Evening journal., 1915-11-22

A new Camp Fire is just being or
ganized at the Second Baptist Church
with Mrs. L. r. Beardslee as guardian.
Evening journal., 1915-11-22

haustible supply. Toy implements Of
warfare form a greater part of the
supply of Christmas toys now being
received by local merchants for the
holiday trade, the list including mod
els of zeppelins. Busy Berthas." sub.
marines, exploding battleships, repeat
ing cannons, rifles guns and even Red
Cross ambulances to carry the wound
ed tin soldiers off the field Of battle.
The threatened shortage in the sup
ply OF toys in this country this year
has failed to materialize and the
blocking Of the importation of these
articles from foreign countries be-
cause of the war has had little or no
effect on the price. as American man.
ufacturers have proved themselves to
be well able to take care of the de
mand.
Structural steel novelties which
have gained great popularity among
young Americans since their introduc
tion several years ago. are a big item
again this year. and many inventions
have been added to the supply of for
mer years. One of the most import
ant of the new toys In that line Il
that of a controlophone. by which
miniature electric trains and motors
can be started or stopped by the voic,
directed in the mouthpiece OF a bo,
something on the order OF the tele
Evening journal., 1915-11-22
MAY RESTORE Girl
Captive MEMORY
Continued from Page Two

Continued from Page Two.
that it was plain she understood what
was said.
"That this was true became posi-
tive when I directed her to do any
thing When I told her to put on her
stockings and shoes she began al
once TO do so. and when she was
finally clothed I directed her to fol-
low me. and she came along.
"As a matter Of fact 7 had to help
her along as she was without
strength. The girl is now at the
home Of Mrs. James, an aunt. Most
of the time she sleeps
"She weighs 81 IA pounds Her
height is about FIVE feet. She is so
thin that my thumb and forefnger
met when l placed them about the
calf Of her leg. She is not an idiot.
7 have hope not only of restoring her
to health. but of refreshing her mind.
Miss Marshall was a normal child.
AT is she suffered from neurasthenia.
I do not know what was responsible
for this II may have been love.
However. the state of melanchola
into which she was plunged was not
helped by the treatment she received.
That she was starved is apparent
THE great difficulty now is to feed
her without overfeeding her. When
food is brought near her she becomes
excited and eats ravenously. Friday
night I gave her a glass of milk, a
soft-boiled egg and a piece of toast.
Yesterday morning I gave her two
glasses of milk, two eggs and two
pieces OF toast That was also the
meal given her in the middle of the
day and at night. This morning the
meal was the same. At dinner today
/ let her have small piece of rabbit.
AT every visit 10 the girl try to
help her to learn to talk It appears
she has forgotten how to do so. She
tries. and I hope will succeed under
the treatment she will receive from
now on II is possible that she may
not recover her mind, but, because
Evening journal., 1915-11-22
The CAMP ElRE LAW.

Seek beauty. Give service. Pursue
knowledge Be Trustworthy. Hold on
to health. Glorify work. BE happy.
William Penn Camp Fire of New
Castle held its regular monthly cere.
mOnial meeting on November IS. with
thirty-five members present Eliza
beth Mckay and Regina Rothrock
were advanced to the rank Of Wood
Gatherer and Elsie Solloway. Florence
Durfee. Mary Givinson. Henrietta
Dorm and Gertrude Dorm received spe-
cial honor beads for making ceremon.
ial dresses. The girls are making fine
progress with there basketball team
under their coach, Professor Howard
Ennis
The Camp Fire Girls are planning
and practicing for their own Christ.
mas entertainment to be held during
Christmas week. to entertain our
Blue Birds.
The Blue Birds are doing splendid
work. Several are trying for the first
rank at our next meeting
Signed by
ANNA DAVIDSON.
Official Court Keeper for William
Penn Camp Fire.
Evening journal., 1915-11-22

phone. connected with wires to the
other articles. Tiny electric motors
have been added to the model build
ing toys this year. which win control
the operation after erection.
For girls between seven and IL
years OF age miniature gas and elec.
trio cooking stoves have been placed
In the market A book Of recipes goes
with each and articles of food can be
prepared on them.
Mechanical creeping dolls, walking
Teddy Bears" and numerous other
devices are being made for the babies
Doll babies are not TO be forgotten
and there are many different designs
this year.
Fireproof snow has been provided
for Christmas tree decorations. This
is made from asbestos and is guaran
teed TO be noninfammable. An arti
fetal yew tree is another decorative
article that is now on the market