davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-11-12

fore meals and half a dozen bone char
coal tablets after. Eat lots of green
vegetables, spinach. carrots, plainly
boiled Spanish onions. watcrcress, let
tucc. young peas. boiled dandclions.
vegetables with salad oil. rice. brown
bread. cornbread, bran crackers. clear
soups. such as beef. mutton. or chicken
broth. all kinds of fish. fresh meats,
poultry. game, fresh and stewed fruits.
plain puddingg, ginger bread. honey,
and cereals, and drink three quarts Of
distilled water and lots OF fresh milk
daily. About half an hour after meals
drink a wincglassful OF olive oil Be
outdoors In the sunlight and fresh air
most Of the day. and exercise freely
every day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

iiegenbe Ma6t unb isiner 8epobner
alles biHge6euOe SpferfpiGigteit aus
oes ttefen Naloes @riinben, tpie mir,
in Die herrli6en StGote am Ranoe
oes Gps4tspalDes 8uriitte6ren, beuen
faIt fdmmtlic6 oas 6IuB6ett bes Mais
mes maleriIde Qagsn, sum Sbeil poH
bober S46nbeit, oerleibf. Sbr tperbst
rem baperiIchen 9otulitolS 6eritebsn
Ierneu prnn er 2Gddffen6ura feiH
nNiS3a" bic dlte R0meranlieoluug
Miltcnberg feil s0eibsiberg", ptnn
er an 8emiinoen, Obern6urg unD
2obr 6a6e Rei3e tntoeft. Die Guts
oedunq 1T in Der s6dt lu6rsuo.
&ommt oerlaBi ben Quatm Der
9rpBitoOt uno ot5met lpieoet frei
bier in bem i6peigenoen Bolbe bt5
!Sohfpeiort unb ben liebfidsn 9hd
Iern bss NorpIpeTart! Die aeiiti9e
2lusGjftuno pirb bic peiteren Wonate
tes Srisges obne bGngli6e 5ragen
iein laIien.
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8lnk.Nad)rt
0pnnernaa. Il. Ottober.

Der Dbioflub 1T langiam i'm Sal.
len beariffen unb botte seitern 4bent
bel bieiiaer Stabt einen Wnnsritalt
DON 1872 Sub.
Die folaerben Oepei4en ater
fpdbrenb bes aeitrisen Cages bier ELM
pittsbura, pa.-7.0 SUB, fGlt.
Wbesling, 20. 9a.-9.5 Sub. iteigt.
partersbura, 90. @a.-5.3 Sub, fGat
aanatp6a Galls, 20. @a.-2.2 SUB.
Sbarleiton, @a. @a.-3.6 SUB. fGat
portsmout6. dob CUB. faat.
2ouispiGe, ab.-9.2 SUB, fdGt.
@DdnsDille, csnp,-15.8 Sub, fGlt.
gfaibbille, 3enn.-10.7 SUB. fdQt.
Gbattanoosa, 5enn.-9.O FuB, fallt.
eairo. SG.-29.0 SUB, fdllt.
Wlempbis, Senn.-24.3 5ub, fdllt.
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fiihe finb rar linb ftetis; onbere flau.
Wlittlere unb fdipere Stiere $7.2E
--8.85; O9fen $3.00-6.OO; lfeiT4s.
Stisre $5.25-7.25; ouserleiene Biz
ertra $7.35-775; 6eifers $4.50--
6.25: auserlefene Bis ertra $685.
90; Sfiibe $3.W-5,25: auserleien:
Biz ertra $5.35-6.25; Gamers 81
75-3.75. Mil6tiibe $685.. -
Gtoers unb SSesbers: Stiere $3.50
700; Seifers $475-5.75; aiibe ST.,
25-5.00.
gullen. Die 3ufu6r fDar heua
te ar0Ber, bic Ra4fraas eine 5iemlid
quite unb bic prsiis itetig.
e5tte 9ullen $625-6.75; 9oloss
ma S5.50-6.25; srtra $6,35-6.50;
mag.re unb lei9te $4.00-5.25.
&Glber. Der U1artt NOR
beuts itetiu Bis fart, ba bic Na4fra9e
cine aiemli6 uute mar.
Gttra $11.50; fair Bis gut. lsidhte
$8.25-11.25; orOindre urb arobe
$5.75-11.0o.
9 6nsine Die Na6frage
mar cine aute nnb bic preiie itetie bis
fart. aetdte gerianotiortsn uno
ssrtsl itnb in Na3frage.
Gute Biz auserIeiene 8erpafunass
unb iFlsifGerfOrtsn $8.35-8.e0; aus
gsiudte mittlers Sortsn, 16O-190
pfunb. $8.33-s.5O; lei6ts @srianhts
icrtsn 155 pfunO unb nisbrissr,
$8.00-8.25; YfsrteI. 10 pfunb unb
ipeniaer $4.50-750; orbindre Bis
apserlsiene fhipsrs fetts Sdus $500
-7.75; StasS $5.OO-6.75, ertra
$500.
S4afe unb aGmmer -
Die 2ufubr mar Qr0bsr unb bic prei.
ie fislen bssbalb I'm 25c per 100
pfunb. S6ofs iinO rar unb I'm 10c
bDbsr.
Sfafs: Grtra $5.75-5.85; gate
bis auserleiene $5.1O-5.7o; orbis
ndre Bis {air $5.25-7.5O; Gulls $4..
51-6.50.
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AnSpdrtise WArfte.
q c IN gort. 13. Ottobe!

~ " ~ -.
Webl. - WSartt feit.
Weiaen. = 8artt fefter; go. 2 ro'
tber unb go. Q barter $1.28a c. t (.
Rem Wort; 10. / gaortbern Duluth
$1.14a; Rp. / Hortbern Ulauitobo
$1.09 c. |. T. Buffalo.
Weli6torn. = Wiartt felt; Ro. 2
gel6es 74ac fir prompte aief.ruug.
6dfsr. = Nartt feft; go. 8 uetber
d0I-d15r
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Gbttaso. 13. Ottobtr.
Wsiasn. - Jiir O3enber S1.05a
-1.oS4e, am SdIub $1.084c: fiji.
Rai $1.064-1.o94c, am S4Iub
$1.09s.
gD.Ii6torn. - Fir DECEMBER 57f
-59ac ON SaluB sole; fir Rai
59a a-61r am S5luB Gle.
6afer. = Sir DECEMBER 37a-
3s4c, am @dlub 3sie; fir Rui 3si
-40c. am SdluB 395c
Rosaen. - glO. 2, 99c-S1.0O.
9erite. - 52-60c.
Simotbp. - S5.00-7.50.
aIse. = $12.oO-19.OO.
BORT. - 5iir DECEMBER $15.05-
1897. am Sdlub $3.50; fir ''S1s
mar $17.s2-18,25 am S6Iub 49,
90.
Sdmal5. - 5ir Hppsmber 9.45-
9.62. an Shluh 1852; fir Sauuar
9.62-9.77. ON Sdluk 9.67.
HIpPnleiien. - iflr Sttober 9.62
--9.75. am G9lub 9.75; fir Sanuur
9.65-9.s0. am S6IuB 9.75.
Butter. --Mortt unberdnbert
gier. - Martt unperdnbsrt.
aartoffeIn. - Wsurtt niebrissr. -
unb Distpniin ipeiBe 30
60e; Iinnefota peiBs 57-60e; Mins
nfptd Obios 60-62c.
Gefliigel. - aebenbes. Martt niebz
riger. 5iibn.r 13c; Springsrs 1916.
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GhieaGo. 13. Ottpber,

S3eine. - 3uiubr 1900 Martt
fart. Built $8.15-8.75; leidte $8.s
OO-8.80; qemii6te $7.90-8.9o;
ibipers $7.85-8.85; rdlihe $7.85-
8.05: Sertel $5.0O-7.50.
Rinbpieb. - 3uiubr 10000. -
Wartt fftpa8. Giubeimii6e 9eef
Stire $6.00-1O.5O; 8eitern Stisre
$6.60-8.65; aiiHs uub Seif.rs $3.50
-8.25; &dlber $7.75-11.5O
S4afe. = 3uiubr 1900. Wartt
perdnberli9. &stbers S6.00-700;
Gtpss S4.00-6.25; aGmmer $6.75-
1856.
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1agliAer Marft- Serid,t
gineinnati. 13. OttO6sr.

Cincinnati. 13. Ottobsr.
Die nadfoIsenben Quotirungen Be,
sisb.n fi6 nur auf gnaros 5rdns'
atiionen. Bel fleineren 9s!6dfter
'psrosn ettpas bObsre 9r.iie bershnet
propifionen.
g hmals. - prinla Steam
9.15-9,25; ifamilh S4mala 81
--10c per pfunb.
9rpdenseiaIseuts JIeif h.
SbOrt clear Seiten, Ioie 1000
1880: ertra fbort clear $1O00-1o.,
1000: ibprt Rippenisitsn $10.25;
S4uItern $8.25-S.5O: Bellies $10.-
25-10.75.
Bacon. = Sbort clear Seiten
S11.00-1l.25; srtra ibort clear Geis
ten $11.00-11.25; ibort Rippenieis
ten 11.00-11.25; S6ulteu $3.50
8.75; Bellies 9.50-9.75.
Suaar Gureb Tleif6. =
S6intm S15.00-16.00; pienic
S9ultern 11.00-11.25; 9reatfeii
Beacon $18.00-19.o0; Gaultern in
pudeten S11.o0-1125; S9ultern,
q. y. Gut 11.50-11.75; trodens
Beef S4intsn 23-25c.
SiiBgtp0tettes Gleii6. -
per pfunb; S6inten 12B-13c; pic
mic S6ultsrn 94-9ae; Bellies 49,
16se; Shultsrn 1o1-10ae; S9ul.
fern. q. y. Gut bo. 114-11sc.
Grif6es Sleiid. -S6intsn
13-13le: picnic Sdultsrn 10
10Ic; S9uIt.rn 1Os-10qc; fbort
Rippmi.it.n 9a-1o4e; ihort clear
aippenfeitsn 10-10te; rtra fbort
clear Ssit,n SA-10c: Bellies. lei6ts
1ea-17c; gslliss. i9ure 1o-1o1c.
Webl unb @etreibe
WebI.- Wintsr patent $5.75-
5.S5; Winter fancp $5.30-5.40;
Winter Gamilp $4.75-4.s5; Wintsr
ertra s4.30-4.50; Wint.r orbinGres
$4.10-4.30; Sariss Wei5.n paisnt
S5.85-6.30; 5art.s Weisen fancp
S5.45-5.70; 5artss Wei5en Jamilp
$4.50-4.s5; Rossenmsbl norbpeits
Iia.s eemifdtes $5.20-5.45; retnes
gitp RpssenmsbI s5,3o-5.55; gitp
semiIdtss Rosssnmebt S5.20-5.45.
Weis.n. -Ho. 2 rotb.r Wint.r
S1.20-1.21; go. 8 $1.16-1.19;
so. A DO. $103-l15.
WeIf6torn. - go. 1 tpeibes
CSC; Ro. 2 bo. 65a-66c; Ro. 8 bo.
65-65at: so. A DO. 64a-65e; SO. 5
bo. 64-64se; go. 6 DO. 63-64e. -
Ro. ] aeIb.s CSC; glo. 2 DO. 65a-66e;
Ro. 8 DO. 65-65ae; go. A DO. 64a-
65c: 30. 5 bo. 64-64te; Ro. 6 bo.
63-64c. - go. / aemii6t.s CSC;
ylp. 2 DO. 65b-66c; Ro. 8 DO. 65--
65ac: go. a DO. 64f-65c; 30. 5 DO.
64-64Ie; Ro. 6 bo. 63-64e. =
Wsib.s RolbeHtorn 64-65c; s.l6es
aoIbentorn 65-67e; ssmiittes aola
beuiorn 64-65e.
Rossen. - go. 2 S1o1-1.o3;
Ro. 3 $685.; Rp. A 90-95c.
Safer. go. 2 tpeiber 42-43e;
Sianbarb tpeibsr 40-42c; Ro. 8 tpeis
ber 1886; Ro. 4 ipeiber 35t-36e;
Ro. 2 aemii6ter 37-3se; SO. 3 se'
miidtsr 36-37e; RO. 4 gemti9tsr
Whfsfn
@erfauft ipurben 1871 9bls. DiItiis
lsrs Ginifb.b 9oobs auf Der Baiis BON
S1-39 per GalIons.
0roeertes.
Rdffee. - ssdpd 23-30c Mos
dba 29-30c: Guatemala fancp 19e;
bo. gutter 17ae.
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Esn gort, 13. Dttotxr.
aupfsr. = Murtt fietig.
gIectrolntic. $1S.12-18.25.
etieu. - Wadrtt itetia rnb unp.r,
dnbert.
3inn. = martt itstia $S2.5o-a2..
rs.
Blsi. - $3.50.
Gpeitsr. - - atius Auotirsinsea-
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giseinnati. ls. DIT, isi,

giseinnati, i8. Dr., 1915.
Die Danfen iporsn beute nit giontine.
atbeiten itarf bsfHdftigf. aud mar bic gad'
irage nAA Darlebss cine cute. Die Bins.
rates. iinb unuerdnbsrt ssblieben. i5hr
1arlsben .pn eaIl1 Derbeu BON ben Banten
496 bereMnet, tudbrenb Deiddftspapitre AZ
6--6% bisfontirt perben. Sm ofensn
Waffle purbsn Garfeben .on calis Bu 8H--
~ uub aut 8eit 5u 4--4H% pIaeirt.
ssshfd aui Ssw gorf
ipnrbea 5u 10--1be Sisfonto per $1,000 Suis
f@tn Banien periauit Die @punterrate
betrdgt soc pramie per $1,000.
xsftid aHf Gnrspa.
sidt. @s@iel aaf 2onbon wurben ~
AZ per vfo. Sterlina quotirt. SIR @eh,
lei aui Berlin wurben SAC fir Daart be.
rt4nei, fur @edia aui garis 17l4c pro
HtaHt. nnf Amfieroam 401Se pro Suloen
nnb auf Bien 14s<e per Arone, Iires 16e,
Stubei 841s, 6roncs (S6uei5) i9,te.
SHnsa. rbfsatisHsH
lpartn ruhie unb itstis. Tis ganien aui'
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pfunb.
eier. - Wlarit feItsr. - gris
ma frifhe 6iibnsreier 28c; firffs
25t; orbindre firiis 22ao; ieconbs
18c per 9ubenb.
@efIiiael. - Ha4frdae gut. -
8roilers 2 pfunb unb barunter 15te;
iiber 2 g}funb 131e; 6dbne 10le;
6iibner 12-14c. SABINE 10ac; Srut'
| hiibner 18c; gulls Sc; gnten 13
--14c; iunae gnten 14-15e; @dnle
l9-12c per Dfunb.
| O6Hunb 9emiife
| 4epfel. - @ute 4epfel $1.75--
200; deip1bnIi6e $1.00-1.50; roth:
Gftritan $1.00-1.50 per 8bl.. sin|
betriide 40-75c per gu.
! 3itrpnen. Mefina $2.75-
300; California $3.oo-3.50 per
Aiite.
aronsbeeren. Cape COB
$3.50 per Dbl. uub S1.75 per &iits.
. ra n oen. - California BAL.
&.50-5.5O per &iite.
Wetntrduben. Spes Seebs
19-20c; gontorb 19-20c per Rorb
bon 8 pfunD; Riasara 12c per ,leinen
aOr6.
pftrfi8e - Ohio 75c-$1.25;
Hep Oort S1.00--1.25 Der Bu.
Birnen. Hetp Yor. Bdrtlets
$550-6.00; gurre Glarso $500
1926 per 9bl.: &iefsr $1.25-1.5o
ptr 9u..
auitten. - $1.75-2.Oo per
gu.
pfeffsr. - ginbsimifasr 60
75c per 9u.
Rartoffeln. ginbeimiide
$2.25-2.50; gob6lers SO. / $2.25-
$50 per gbl. unb 70-S0c per gg.
alIf bem @eleiis.
SiBtartoffefn. = 9irgis
mia $2.25; e6ts Serisp $3.25-3.5o
per gu.
gurtem - RsiD 9gort $500 per
9u.saorb.
sOmat.n. Gin6simifde ST.,
$1,000.
Stedriiben. SIPS per gbl.
9lumentobl. = S1.25-1.50
Der Bbl. pon 3 9ubenb.
aruut. - GinbeimiThes $1.00
per Bbl. iinb $8.00-10.0O per Son.
Rptbes $2.00-2.25 per Dbl.
pidles- 40-50c per bunbert
Stiid; Dill pidl,s $500 per 8u.
3udertorn. - 20c per Oubeno
3piebefn. - ginb.imii6e sels
Be 75-90c per gu. unb $2.25-2.s
90 gbl.; ginbeimti9e tpeibs Toe per
9u.
Crime Bphnen. giubeimis
ide $l50 per 2 9u.
Gin a bobnen. - 20-25c per
Quart.
Rarstten. - Gtnbeimif& Toe
Der Dusenb giinbeI.
@othe Raben. - GiRhetmii4e
b-10c Der 9utnb.
ldnbprobutte.
Sen. Ro / Simotbp $500
1000; 60. 2 simotbp $1S.0o-19.' .
90; Ro. 3 9imotbp $16.00-17.0o;
Ro. / asniidnsr Rle. $16.50; Ro. 9
semiidtsr alse $14.50; go. l Rice
$3.50; 30. 2 al.e $1O.5O.
WihleHfutter IN unrerdn,
bert. = aleie $21.Oo; Wibblings gro-
bes $1,000; bo. f.ines S27.5o-28.OO;
ssuif4ses Jnttsr s22.50-23.o0.
SGmereien.- War,t itetis. -
alsiamen $8.2o-9.75 auf bem g..
l.iie uub S9.50-11.OO per gu. bonn
Stor., SimOt6p $3.15-3.6o Dom
Storf.
Deri8iebsn.s
OeIe. - Warit itetig. 2ein6l. 70.
bes 60e per 9allone in partien Don
5 Dbl. @eto6tes 1c mebr 90. 1
2arb0l 60c; Cotton Geeb Del, raffis
rirtss ACC per @dllone. 5erpentin 47c
in parti.n bon 1-5 9allonen unb
5Se in partien bon 10-25c gallon.n.
Petroleum. SbiO Carbon 12O @rab
8ae. bp. $50 Grab 10ac. 6eabIiabt
Its Grdb 12e: Rsb Gropn gafoIin
lie; Raphtha Ice per 0alIoue in pass
tien BON Is Bbls.
Gala. - Der Wartt In rubig.-
Sbip Riper S1.05 per 81. bon 280
pfb.. Iuhrlo3n btnaugefiiat.
sala. = Warit iietio. prima
gitp 6a-65ce; bO. gcuntrp 5s-6sc
per plumb.
aobIen. - Marft rlibia. you'
abipabenb S3.50-3.75. RuB unS
Sfad $2.25. aauaipba StiidiobIen
$3.50-3.75. RUB unb Slad s2.25
per 9onue aba,liefert. Rau9loie
Gtudioblsn SAFE, DO. gluB unb
Glad 1925. gtntbrariie $7.75-S.00I
per soune abseliefert. Cote iojtet
90 M q En s.. 1nx,,s e. ..ft.r.-l
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Gisarims .iimiass.

9ie llmidbe i'm bisfigeH Clearinghouse
bsIisisH iidB 5euie auf $o.2s4,i50.
esfal esfnriiaitW.
Ohio Cities Qas CON-, Cine. Gas d Gl,es
trio nnb Cine. Sirest Mitien parsn beule in
gutter Radfrase unb bic grtife isit. Der.
isntt Durosn
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Siekmarft.

Rinbbieb. - Ser gaartt mar
teute lanaiam unb bic prsiie f9pa1
nnh I'm 10--15c nisbriser nls am
Mcntaa. - Stoders u. Jeebers firb
lnuciam unb perdubert. Gute MiI9.
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y w et. YtelIe FeIIg. - ydI'
finirtsr Gut 2oaf $6.15. potpb.reh
$5.35: Cubes $3.50; araiiuIirtsr $5..
25; gonfsetionsrs n" $5.15; of
~ $3.50; psiBsr sTtra $4.70; srtra
&c $3.50 Der 100 pfunb.
Wolafiss III itstis. - Rem Or,
leans Open aettls 40-55c. Genirifu.
aal 20-30c per Gallone.
Reis. - CORTLAND, ssanen Seab
6-6lc; prima 5-5ae; orbindrer
4r4ae; SapaH 4a-5fc per gfunb.
0airps prpbufte.
Butter. - Wartt rubia. preiie
fer. = MbOlsmilt ertra 32c; Gems
iraliseb extra 29ac:. GentraliSeb firffs
26e; DO. Ssonbs 23e; Gancp Dairp
215e; gadina Stod 17-19c per
pfunb.
Rdfs. - Wdrtt itstia. Dhio 16c;
HprbipeitIi@er 16--16e; gien Yorf
16a-17s; e&lptiser 2o-2se; bo.
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Ai6itor stn. lr... % glili, pde. %. 5r.. ssh
At6ifon 10. It.. .iest1 y G.ref &sy4h. asy<
atlantic q q Il. e.. sTISl .c.g, beb. 6r. .fe7E
Salt 4 o, IL. ...... e7f4lR U.Qitp W .iOi&
Gao %. lr..... s2Mlfl.p. Sfate ~ lie
BefbIebrm ei. r.f. 100 NIB Naiiip. abi .br. l7ss
tYceH. Irarft br. .ioe lnort. & 70. ID. ~ III
rerf Of Dd. Il. Br-,. ~ notfb. Rae. II. -. efn
Gent Feather br. ies,s qortb. Pne, 3r.... eSH
Gei;t Dncifie 4. ). @M REQ. Q g .ref.lr sgtt
Gbefdb & G. an. s6Ml rsrn.Goni ~. :. iosh
etefoh, 9. p.4L ssAlrfnn. gfn. ~ .... ssh
e., y. x q. tolnt n 81 lRsabina gen. Sr.. %
g., y. & o. gen. II. soAIHep. Sfeel 81. sll1
Chicago Or, W. Ar. satsl stnAEE ref d. ss
Gbie N &etB. % 8, ioln ztp eontbtp con a. 81
g. G.,W&Gtg.en.th " ssnb ar. nbi ST.. ss
G.,R.9. sc .rd4r.. @ 20. aac, ID 81. .lssss
Gbic. K Nprftip. 81 .iosh 70. @ac. rel. II. ssn
Col. a 60. rel. AZ. solxlzo. aaiIp. Br. 80. SsM
Isno. ~. @r.ref. b IS 90. Mniliu. Gen. It.. ss
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The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03
CARRIES WAR =
 MUNITIONS

Seattle, Aug. 3-Au German born employees of the steamship Min nesota have been discharged, and their places filled by men approved by Inc British and Russian consuls here. The vessel is loaded with munitions for the allies and sailed today for Vladivostok, from which point her cargo will be carried ov- CT the trans-siberian railway to the Russian army on the German and Turkish frontiers.
 The cargo consists of explosives, rifles and ammunition for them, and about 100 automobile trucks especially designed for military ser vice. Th-re is also large quanti- ty of heavy machinery on board, and there is much speculation as to whether it is the parts of a sub marine ready to be put together CT parts of siege guns.
 The leading has been very close ly guarded to prevent any bombs be- ing placed aboard by German sym pIilizers.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03
ACCUMULATING
 PRISONERS

Rome Aug. 3-The trains from
 the Austrian frontier are bringing many prisoners to the concentration camps in the interior of Italy every day, Seventeen thousand are now held in enc camp near the city of Rome.
 The fighting along the Italian lsor2o is of the fiercest variety. It is estimated that nearly 1000, ,OOO men in the various Italian and Aus trian armies are engaged. With the Austrians are parts of several corps of Bavarians.
 Definite results have not yet been attained by either side, though all reports agree that the Italian plans are gradually being consummated.
 Captive balloons are being used with which to direct the artillery, and Italian aeroplanes are being brought forward in an attempt to destroy the Austrian railroad con nections in the rear of their lines.
 The battle has been in pro gross for over two weeks with the tcrces engaged being augmented hourly.
 The loss of life has been ap- Dalling. The Austrian attacks have | been the equal in ferocity and bray ery of anything that has been at- .emptea by men of any or the war 'ing nations since the beginning of he conflict, but they have been 'epulsed without exception. The italian artillery has been used with nasterly skill and strategy, and it's effectiveness demonstrated dozens f times daily. Whole battalions nd regiments of Austrians have .eeu moved down, and many Ii harges have resulted in the practi- al annihilation of those engaged
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03
HUERTA'S BACKING

A wealthy" resident of El Pdso, Tex, has been arrested on the charge of conspiring with Huerta to set on foot a military expedition from this country against Mexico. His name, Jose Zo2aya, testifies to his nationality and affords some excuse for what ever he has done as Q conspirator.
 This particular arrest is evidently Dot of much importance So far as the United states, as nation, Kini Win be made which will be or ereat deal of importance in the national sense. For it seems reasonable to assume that Huerta had more powerful backing than any that could be afforded by a few AIexicans friendly to him. It Is difficult to conceive that he came to this country under peaceful pre- tense and then almost Immediately tried to cross the line into MeNlco fer the purpose of starting another ccunter-revolution, unless he hAd tho secret assistance and financial support os Americans who' hopeu to enable him to regain control Tn his country and to profit immense ly by it themselves in the future
 IL is an open secret that at least some of the revolutions in Mexico and the Central Americans who eitn CT sought protection and speclal privileges for enterprises there In which much of their money was invested, or were hungry for rich mineral, oil and plantation con sessions. .,
 IT that sort of conspiracy could be stopped, revolution in Mexico and Central America would receive a salutary check, the people there would have a better chance to de
 veIOp and progress, and a gre"
 deal of trouble and danger would
 be obyiated for tho United State
 goyerremnt. The Huerta conspira
 cy affords a good opportunity il , this direction if the nen supposed lv higher up in it can be identifle' and brought to a stIict reckonln with the law.-Clevelana Leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03
.SANITARIUM
 NEAR HAYNES

Juneau, Aug. 9 -. Speaking oi inc plans of the bureau of educa- ,,or for Alaska, Commissioner F. P C.axtou said yesterday:
 The last congress gave Us S25'- g65 to be used for the relief Of sickness and disease aCmng the na- lives O Alaska. We will use about sl5,00O in building and eQuipplng Q hospital in Juneau.
 "I tind from all reports, and from the reports of Dc. Emile hruIlsN'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03
DISTRICT COURT
 IN SKAGWAY

There was no morning session of tte court held today.
 At the afternoon session, begin ming at two o'clock Judge Jennings called the case of Justina Jackson rs. Wm. Jackson, both of Haines, al application for divorce. After heeariug the evidence offered the court, ordered a decree entered granting Mrs. Jackson a divorce and the custody of her two children. Judge " B. Stout, of Haines, was attorney for the plaintiff.
 The two liquor applications from Haines which were not determined yesterday, will be taken up at to- m0rrow'S s session.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03

Of Major Raymond W. Pullman, su-
 perintendent of Police of Washing
 tor. The Woman's Relief corps is
 to be ;n charge of the information
 booths and they will be ably assist
 cd by the boy scouts.
 This 49th encampment will cele-
 brate the 5Oth anniversary of the grand review of the troops at the
 termination of the civil war by President Johnson, and it is the plan of those ill charge that at this 18th encampment may be re- produced as nearly as possible, that review. It is expected that Presi- dent Wilson will review the Yeter- ans. This probably will be the last great encampment of the c. A. R. because of the increasing death rate ot the old soldiers. In addition to the G. A. R. encampment, conyen- tions are to be held here at the sam" time by the Daughters of Vet eTahs, Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G. A. R., the Association of Union Prisoners or War; Naval Veterans and other kindred organizations.
 The National Defense League will hold great conference on na- tjonal defense immediately after the G. A. R. encampment.
 At the last G. A. R. encampment held here in 1902 it was estimated by the railroads that about 100000 persons attended the encampment. l. is believed that because of the of this encampment that fully as many will attend the com lug encampment. Col. John NIGEL '0y past senior vice commander-in- thief, has expressed great pleasure oyer the work of the aCcommoda- ,ior committees, and he believes here will be no exorbitant charges ly hotels, restaurants or rooming ,Ouenc
The daily Alaskan., 1915-08-03

1 who examined oyer half of the na-
 tiYes In Southeastern Alaska dur
 ing the past few years. that the
 predominating diseas4 among them is tuberculosis, win its various
 formz, veuerial diseases. with trach-
 yma and other eye diseases.
 "Of the 5000 natives in this section, over ten per cent are af- flictea with tuberculosis, and it is as much to the advantage of the white residents to have them treat ed as it is to the natives.
 We have a plan to establish sanitarium for patients of this kind in the Chilkat valley, a few miles above Haines. The valley there is about two miles wide, and the climate is good, having lots of sunshine with a rainfall of eight inches per aunum. In time this will be done, but it will be i'm possible this year if we build the JrI neau hospital.
 We also have plans under way 10 establish about 50 industrial ] communities in this section for the :. natives with schools and hosnitals. { Jage and to make them self sup porting.
 We don't intend to give the na- tives anything flor nothing. If l they have the money, they will be expected to pay otherwise we will have to treat them. If we add to their incomes by educating them and establishing them in self sup porting industrial life, they should be willing to pay little of 1t back fer medicinal, hospital ana mental treatment.
 Tn tue states the government 2 vas tby natives everything. They are provided with schools, to which tbav get free tuition, hospitals and are even given clothing, and we ao rnt intend to adopt that policy in Al aska as we do not think it a good one CT at least it has not worked cut that way there," he said.