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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

Mayor Royal announces his purpose
TO enforce the traffic regulations
against jitneys and all other vehicles.
Unless this IS lone we shall not be
greatly surprised at anything that may
happen on the streets of the city,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
DAILY LAUCH]
EXPLAINED.

I hear S m t h
and his wife have
gone b a C k to-
gether.
Yes. she found
he had a bank ac-
count she Y
X n e anything
about.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
MIR. Retailer, Do Your
Share

When the manufacturer adver-
tfses his goods in this newspaper
he is creating business for you.
1t is up to you to r~sciprocate
by giving service.
And service
Showing the newspaper
advertised goods.
Talking about them.
Giving the public what
they ask for.
This sort of service will mean
the kind OF Cooperation that will
bring better business to you and
better satisfaction to your Gus
toners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

All political differences and pride of
opinion. have been submerged in the
patriotic desire of the people to support
the President in his efforts to main
tain an honorable peace with Germany.
Here and there a few hot-heads are
doing their utmost to precipitate
trouble. but the great majority are
standing firmly back of the nations
head in a trying situation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

Governor B~rumbaugh will have fewer
advisers after his week, and his path
will be less thorny.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10

Happiness is not the end of
life: character is.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

The Mikado of Japan talks to China
the way our McAdoo. of the Treasury,
talks to the Riggs bank.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
SANE CAMPAIGN METHODS

TIME suffrage leaders of Pennsyl-
vania are taking a wise course in
their campaign for the ballot.
No freak methods or militant tactics
for them. They prefer to demonstrate
their fitness for the vote by displaying
their interest in civic enterprises.
1t is now announced that the suf-
~fragists will do their part to assure
the Statewide success of Good Roads
Day" on May 26. They will provide
refreshments to all the hungry and
perspiring male citizens who WELD
shovel and pick that day in the inter
ests of better public roads. In every
township where the masculine popu-
lation turns out for road duty" a
band of the local suffragists will be on
hand with baskets of sandwiches and
buckets of cooling draughts. And
whether pro" or ANTI" in his beliefs
on votes for women" each individual
worker will find a smiling s~uffragist
ready to cater to the inner, nan when
the noon whistle blows.
That is much more convincing than
hikes to Washington or martyr-like
vigils in front of the White House.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

The journey of the Liberty Bell to the
Pacific coast will serve to remind the
country that the new freedom" is not
of the 1875 variety.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
Governor Brown I'm City

Governor Brown, of Georgia, en-
passed hrough the city to-day. A
large crowd was at the station to see
him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
Repair Lines in North Carolina

Newbern, May 1S.-Nearly all OF
the railroads in the State are in OPP
GRAFTON. Work is being rushed or
lions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
EDITORIAL COMMENT

There is not one page of inter-
national law which has not been orr
up" says DIR. Dernburg. Is this a
boast or an expression of regret New
York Tribune.
Speaking of invisible government"
it has taken seven years to find out
precisely what Mr.. Roosevelt himself
was doing in the 1908 campaign
New York World.
The most convincing British opinion
on the last German wallop at the allied
line in FLANDERS is found in the decline
in consols to their low record price of
ninety-five years.-Springfield Repub-
lican.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
Rebel Ram CoaIinr

Havana, May 1S.-The rebel ram
Stonewall is coaling here. Secretary
Stanton has warned all shippers along
the coast Of ? probable attack.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

In 1916 the character. political ten
denotes and affiliations of the Republi-
can candidates will be scrutinized more
keenly than ever by the voters. The
next administration Will have a great
constructive work to do. growing out
of the plumbers of the present adminis-
~tration, and out of the changes wrought
by the war in our commercial and in
ternational relations. In order that
his work may be permanent, it must
be lone in a progressive spirlt.-Port-
land Oregonian.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
NtWGSf FRA42lRsTSFENAR

[From the Telegraph, May Is, 1861
Capture Rebel SIoops
washington, May 1S.-The United
States steamer Sea Bird reports the
capture of the rebel sloops Florida
and Annie, with argoe of cotton, off
Chrystal river, Florida.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
VIII EIect Omcers

An election Of officers OF n HaI,
risburg Cotton Company will be held
June 8.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18

Democrats would do we'll to ponder
on the reference to the tariff made by
woodrow Wilson, then Governor of
New Jersey. in his address to the Eco
nomic Club. of New York, Hotel Aston,
May 90, 1912: every bust
ness question in this country. whether
you think so or not. gentlemen. comes
back. no matter how much you put on
the brakes. to the question of the tariff.
4" Why. you cannot escape from
it. 10 matter in what direction you 60"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-18
YEARS. AGO TO-DAY

LFrom the Telegraph. May Is. 1851
Inspects Oflcc
David Brooks, superintendent OF the
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY,
was in the city today Inspecting tne
new office which was opened here re-
Gently.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
y1srrosa,rRox.So,1R

Among the' passengers on board the Victoria last night, were George Maynard, wifs snd$ two children, who iefssfAe. .ateames at this point to visit at the. sSehaic1 residence, Mrs. May aard s6cing the daughter of Mrs and Mrs. Henry aSehafef. NIT! Masnard Is ono of the propiesurs of the Nome Daily and Weekly Nugget, and a-l t, time. residcnto sofs the North, having been an emras5se at the Nugget of- afice ximE aGev.SJ. F. A. Strong was propistoissof the -shast. With'i his family heeplans to make trip of three months iorl sos4akisks in athe San Franeseos xpesitioas -anasithea leon- timing on east to-aoAio. of whidh state MT. Matnafd ts native They will qtheA 1etRxn to tho coast in tinie to eatehssthe tasss boataa tosez Nome thistcoskng.. .fan. .s sa sAs
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
BIG ,srEAMER,,ARRKvH

The Nome liner Victoria, cone pf the most famous boats now operat- ing ou thee Paeific.s under. the- cels- mand of the veteran skipper, CaiIt. .sJohnnie, o'Brien, arriveiin port yesterday evening sbout seven c'- clock. She had in the neighbcrhoe.i of l50 nssserserss on board, and nysr half ! million loliexs worth of goll .Iuss frpmsiA tho northern .ntctrcpuliss
 Tue higI skip .re@aiaed in, pcsts about four hours, Isising everybody aboarss an opportunity to come ashore, take in the sights and stratrhI aheir legs with good walk ashore. Those com ing down report having had beautt ful weather all the wax with, anaab- solnsely smooth sea ss The yes .sel left Nome July ssthrs and call els in at the, Westward. towns and Ippeauii., befege sreaeAing.s thiss- port She had -amangS her passengers tiS,
 pensbeis ef the Midnight Snn., cxenrs-i ion party, whom, it will he, remem-, bexed, went north on the xJrffsr-.,n about tho, middle of June They we,.t over. the White Pass to whitehorse, where they boarded q river steamer, !, sarEEyine them tos St Miehael. where they boarded the Victoria to; com l,lcte the cycle. =
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
LOSS ovslmaAt rhousAND


 Frank silviis owncr of the Georges Inlet shinglc-niif the cookhouse and, hAnkhouse of which were destroye,l by 'afire yesterday, statcssi that alsis loss will amount to about twe,yr nhun., 'ired dolsass-- at nrpcars that Mrs 5 iGeerges .Jett, who had. ,hccii actiiiy es cook,G at the mill, was baEinga 1aa | ironing yesterday, and the suppoaitienf IS that she made up too biahau.firc,- so that tho building cought at tAe back of the eJstoxe. She was alone 1t the mill at the times and e6ald,es do nothing beyond, saving. part of her personals effects. There ( wass.no dn- Surauee spne tho burned prapefty,J so, 'ts is .campleteo loss.s The sfiree was eenfipedi to the sareae between ntile Hume and the :, powar lines. foo sthe { Seannery and the sshingle mill sf-, so. that at no time wps, thgre any ssafso,,s, danger of it spreading. wea4 .s4r-l
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
x,.xa;sz.. sJ A.4..g9 1(osaa '. 1 czuus spsnnnsun,anA1rr
AN yyHaHAI .sToaas

Last nights rain storm, % accoinpan. G tSin llsesiRs llses iRs # was by yixii liGAtnins and |stasssiAg tAasdst wpsua sasprisss to evcns tAs' old'iatinisss sof shissirssion. The 'aiifst mutterihgs ' olai tiiss storm l, EwS.t y.s hsFis M \ eeswesa fix and sesyen O..
 clock last .sss. night, epAa JtAs artillery. of
 the heavens firSd thsik, salvos during tAs i,os early spsnI msornIing A1Nss. yThe, rain
 ,ssSfh wh'ffh .ssi sssiieonRanlsd mn lsdls,tss thSP&eya end
 liShtnaiSSgs dia nit a@oap.f tas .Auch j. in sa sI;tSs ;Gf tas 'tiF afs Ia
 it .a Iht gassnssn ssn # s ts ,hesve damnged ,one of the generators at 'tAse New New England' s ID George Gss. inlet 1aat I1as son;ssS but aS sSs1S hsdlSx gS Some .St Sf ths si local 1..ssss1Ss RkHnSss Tess put out
 ss5a. o5 c9s%Missio9 ssSi for time owing to Fl the blowing of the fuses, but outside
 as pRSISsSr siiy q ssiasss!lao ssassssl sssfiPYR PYRp
 VI "a ylsneiHssassrh sSY Jr.. stfs,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

l, Seattle, July 21-Robert sa Dupee, the Juneau gunman swlllo, escaped fron, his guard, herei on tue iarriYab ofsithe N2rirpsa, is still at large notwish- standing the .effprts of thes police and United ,states oficialsIto sloeat5' iim. him. He took aaYantage of the taaef 'l that, Ae was bsttrEs sNq5Jainteas on tls;
 Seattle swaterffant .than | was I his gaardi aM ran at a rromepte wtep the latter was locking {. tes 7see Mhieh direction the two shogii eegp. sril,' jun ped into a; iitneyi anlteiying tn driver dollar etp,,.i Lia, f, hrIrxs te Arg statioR yoqth If tewn -ssa !s
 was late, for .aH, eng shgeMenr d9Th
 car .driver, lidl's .suspqrt T anythigi
 and off he, went .st tho ls.st paeeEti.
 car was capable ef. R3aeb thes aiarf
 tried to esyertake talk the flsing auto
 but in vain, and lost + in the crpssat
 cd streets. Dupeo left tue car somc
 where in the Georgetpwn .iistricr where he formerly reside l. .arl where
 he is among friends. .IIe was nptIess
 sentence of seven years at ,MeNeilis island for shooting, 2 womps.at pap!ssr
 las 7 .I''.l;,,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
.''--- s'S v N S,I <-X-2 I1 S@k<U
 FROM MONDAYS DAIIY
w1Ln DISTRICT COAL rrE1uh

George. ". Evans, prominent con ,saltugeusosl mining engineer of the Pacific Coast. wasai'a pesscnger pn board the Watson this morning pn his way astc Kataila. On arrival there Mr Evans will take charge of the work of surveying and tlistricting the Boring Lake District ssal fields flor the gossfnmdat- All 1the coal lanlls of that region, with the single exeR- tion of two claims. have reverted Do ths. s.goxernpent and thexawill nOw De ,S.ss5 Per cept discountsar IA off sn gottcN in shape for leasing: .la
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
IS. BuYIaG 4suPpIIHs

W. K. Hancock, superintendent of the government hatchery at Yes Bay is in town He is. heres for the pur- pose of buying ssnrtiies fors -the hatcl,- eFN whieh have run low The plant is run on aasappsopFiation, and assan insufficient amount of cash e,yvas ap- rropriatsd fir last season, a shortage scearEed before. athe { end-ssof the fis- cal year. wkichi was; June 30..s
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
I4l I.l- ! '--~T'lFT 1t' sfr-syF I777sl777 v BIG LOAD, OF LUMBER

,l1 The barge Washington, ;. in tow, of
 the tug Pioneer, arrived un from itlse spnth fhis morning. The barge shas 9ver a million ,, feet of lumber oh board consigned to Valdez, aSewar.l and Anchorage. Her captain. brought the big barge. up to the dock and ,ef feeted q landing -as. ,hsa,lilv sas one of I. the regular steamers, to the great surprise of a big crowd son the water. front who. expected to see broken line or two.s s4
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

La London, July 20-Word comes from petrograd that, the gradual eyaeua- fion of Warsaw has. been ordered and began last night All the rimn,ense H,noiiht of supplies, food, end elothing, s,inmunition and m,dicaI goods, which have been gatheres! .,tpet tter .f heyc during the past year, M,ll he moved to fhe rear as tlraanspQrtstipns gan be gotten together to care for same. and
 II new base can. be established. The Hermans have made gains ,sgaissi the Russians during the past, few
 days particularly in the province Of 'courtland where they have captr- ed the town of Tnkum on tho, sr,il- road between Riga and Windau; and Are also in possession of. the. k,ttcT place. Between the vistula and Bug
 rivers, in spite of the magnificent fighting of the veterans under .von
 Maekchscn, they have been able f.. niake aho hcaslway5 although the hat .'c continues ngabatcd, the Austrer
 Germans ftaeking along the eptiss
 font from the Bug to, the yistnla
 Kvef. voniiinicnbcFg has not becp
 sble as yet to break through the
 lines of defeuses to the nortl, of Warsaw, but is subjecting the Rms sian line to such terrific .bombard. 'hent that # is ? wonder flesh and
 blood Can survive, Directly west Of
 wassiw, where the iGerpapps lost ,s;, hsavi'y'l inf their sttaeks of last win
 ter, little is being done by eithcr side
 asithe country is so boggy that oper-
 stions of any magnitude are out of
 the 4upstion N-ai stt
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

. New York. July 1s--The san,. an nounsss. that it ..has just geemplete,i q long distance canvass of the leading Republicans of the country. for the purrose of ,s discovering their choice for candidate fcr- the presidency on the next RepubIieaR national ticket. Many. men, were, mentioned of coarse, but n. large majority faxored Elihi Root as the logisal candidates Seas, tor Root, vas s-SeexstaHs of State under Roosevelt and Secretary of War un,ler Mckinley, and has. long .I,ecn- psu,n, iuent in Republican national poh- tics, s
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
COOK HeusE sBp1aa; Dowaf,

Word cane from Georges Inlet this afternoon thatnthr -cuDkhouae belong. ing to the-ekingle mill of the Georges Irlsfy Pswerz eoaaIsmw shadSshxen dc stroyed by fire The particulars of thes firesafs sla~kinGnET Tue fine at last rsfettss;Mas spreadisxsSina thsa woods hack sof the i'hce aRl emsx reftresten the shiHgle smin sitsrlf and the Georges Inlet eannery.,t g "a .,s,x
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
PRFa81a AIQ1gIls RoRxa

The Cnnriixn Pacific steamer Prin- ress Alice rha4ls pcrt last night About seven ciciosk. ishcli had big fist of passengexs on Abodfd siReluding sev- eral of the Mystic Shsine.s SheewiIl he in southhounds eafiy Saturday morning. s asFa ef
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

!. isE. P.a Kdsdaili liE manascrs flor she inerthwestern distrirt of .sthnl Aincri- can Can Company, and iHhc arrived
 from thc-scuthtrcccntiy; paid visit
 with .sBin" G1aa tSpfl<zysRox lIs6iht naansssss yssfsrsla8aa He win be pp inthis region for several weeks and
 will risit the greater .annberai6f the csnncrirs during that ti1resss xf
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A .azzANaS NSAp&e.

Fhe4slittie freightss sotter, flying the Canavlian Pacific flag. arrived In ports 4lias sSofning 5fTxaif sVrncouver and other British Columbia ports. She is .Qp. her way to .Skasway.swhert. she ,.will discharge freight fcrs iDaw. son., and otAer Ystcps riser peiats. On her szatsrRnshe wall ,slisehasac a { tsansigpmeat,sef coal she has, fot rthe New:s Elgi.aass Fish sqlHpapy. s-ai
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

-
 Washington, July President Wilson arrived in this eiF yesterday after, a visit of- the spast twenty days in. Cornish. and looks much rested up' He called 2 meeting of the Cabinet for this evening to. talk ever the re- gently received Gefman answer. Ia personal friends lie is credited with having made the statement that he has dssisle4s ts pst, q littie #0Ie punch into his next note to Germany. From this it is taken for grauted that. he has already drafted his reply out in the 5oagh and will stand on his or lsiaai contention that Germany must refrain from attacking, tie passenger ships of actions at war with her until time has been given passengers sn,1 crew to take 10 the boats. This was his claim in the last note, which Germany refused to answer, and nov the whole country is weadefing n what shape his " puneii'' viii take
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
.asQs ruu11EnAr.ArlnsAz1r u1 DR. 1E1gAwA IN TOWN

z ": c. Bsnawa. MD, owner of the
 hena~a ai.pissl at cfais, came , 'sl over on the mailboat Rough Rislsr, last night ana will Ten remsip' here w in l Ketchi Ran for ; week ar 50. He states that the fenawa Hospital has now been
 n successful operatiSA abost 2 gear. m and has been very spsssessssfql N.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
MRS. MpRsE . .ARR1vEs.,

.ss Mrs- Ed.sC. Morse arriveaszup on the zDesRatrh,s Saturday enrouse to Dolomis where she will join her hus- band, who 4isi in charge of the as saying for the Princeton Mining and Milling company. Mrs Morse is, an old timer in this iroeion, having been a resident of ..etehikan apsls laser at Sea Lerei-mhen- the- latter place Nasr in tue predueing .eQlqs.n,i.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
ovm ON A v1srr

,al Apopg the arrivals on ,thea Rough Rider last night were A. l.. Hubbard and wife.-x -xho-- -apns- over from Sulzer toI seet the nights CsrE Hubbard says that the country life of the min. ing camp is all right < most srof the times but he has a hankering once ia while to see the. lights ana sights of Ketchikan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A NEw-sHoE-sAIEsNAN

R. l.. Neil, formerly of Portland, Org, arrivedt tapsea yesterday s steam aE asdi this snssrnise tack ..chayge: sof lthe gent s sfurnishines ielathes and shoe depestsept at.JaRs H eslmani &eCo.. s. sME Sfillaee4es,sweli reaosmendesl ,as
 
 knewinssthe business having beeuoe gagged tin it fox syearsE
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
A LOAD or E4GERsVakqes |,

[ The tug Richard HolyokSs awith tle barge St. James in n'itcwJs wassains port during the past twenty-fourlsh heu,f.
 The barge has a bies1oaa sof eyljsuh ron -boart from sthas mine stctifei'toVn
 of that name, andlCisr being 'tcwed 10
 Tacoma, where thc gypsum is mant. factuEext 1iatd theI commercial cod |
 modity.y1rNYr fassl geF ot i,ieit sssi,f,l
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
FBoae xtxJnDAx'4 DAILY
 fIe&9 90 EysSEI Etd ARE SHIPPING SHINGLES

E The Beaver Eslls Company this morning sHga.l sHga.le q sahip@ent ef. shingles .n board the AdmFal Watson. The roof covering was consigned to
 Douglas and consisted of aoo banSSaes. ps 5o,ooo stihelee. asa7 seF
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
|cTkQsx Avv! AxtnxDANK l SALMON FuR THE PH1L1PPrNt

sA The Pure Food Cahnery is put. ting up uafshipmeat or cnnnedo sAi.
 mon for thss Philippines consisting lof 2.600 leascs of pinksnfiah. .With,t,thc Fsartx sfthespa.k off thisaeannery go-,,
 ing to tAon Philippines and anstiief to 1 Chilcs .Ketchiknn shonidd be Iaweil'
 advertisedein Ahsl cannca,s ,lMoneaipe
 thiaiyyearsap gsifsrea sh exsi&ae
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
ANoTzSRsD1WR oN-rHEg.JoH

;. Capts Tinhs hssuhoeis HOW aexamining the sDefhis hzssasecu1edssthe sserviees ofiac.v T. stasgesSIt the awcfl-khown diver. swhashasAsbesa examining hfish traps i1s a6satAeastsfn Alaska This morning Capts SMgser began the ex- animation of the hull pf the Delhi, and on his sspcrt Ewill- prshahlg.rest the fates of. the ship,sss s.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
z1e1a <q.enAEh DAILY GOING TO PORTLAND CANAL

ss On board the Ranger No. I, For. est Ringers Gardner and Drake left
 f4 Portland Canal is this afternoon. They go for the purpose of. doing sur.
 veying on several mining locations loca tlons in that region. Besides thdse
 r. 2. Howard is applying; for . a,,honc- stead on the Canal. and this, too, will be surveyedi revsa slsjs sslaa
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
MACK" COMBS HACK

sAmong, shs passengers pn, the Do sesseh satPSilays. safIernooEn,s were form q T. Marshall lcAillap liill and family on their way to- Craig. Mack resigned $ some eme lime ssago: and took trip south to see the sights He new plans to reside in Craig permanently, where he .is interested ina general ussEshspdiss business. .s ..e.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

seeattle, July si-rhe President, < reply to Germany, was placed before the Cabinet last night. Itr is fFieaaaIy in tone, but final and demapifss. t that tic iiets. rights of tlle tra yelling dnossa1 eombatanfs De protected. lts4is .eas pccted that .,..t the pvote. will beBseYiiss4. and approycd at tAAee session of the Cabinet Friday. The ,offlceSs iin talking over the matter show no ln. dications of tension nor are there any .evidence of arguments at the meeting. ,.m..'s ss.5,l.a, 47i
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
WILL F. SHIP IF, FISH SCRAP

The Fish is csppeds sRy=P =Protucts l l4t.I. VIII make ar shipment of 100 tons of their poultry; and stock food on beard The steamer Paraiso,i which is looked for from the north next Monday. The Paraiso went. north via the west coast last Saturday,
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23


 I4eadon, July Word comes from . .GbEistiania that Sweden. Is ssonte,aP- iating entering the Great War. Such is the stafemeatS of Premier Ham marsk kjolds published in, many of the leading rapers of Great Britain this meEnipg. The statement Is not made aS to, which side sIse will take. but the. probabilities are, she will iGp' pp with Germany. Russia and Sweden are natnrals enemies, whiie-. Germany and Sweden have manxz tl,jags iA gen eral. GersaaaF as-Psssably prom ixcd swedess Russia s, north Baltie prpyinees as the iIsxmeat for taking up arms ia tkei event that slle decides So ts.ede against the Allies. Sweden has sbees rpplyilg 4sFmaasE with food and iron ores, etes freely dpr- ing the whole of the waxs M
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23


 Berlin, July go-The New Depart. meht is in receipt of word ffom Pola stafing that an Austrian submarine had torpedced ani sunk the italian afniored cruiser Gniseppe Garibaldi, south of 1sugiisse in the Alriatie sea. Tho cruiser fonndercd withip fiftee,l minutes after having been struck and the greater number of her crew went ddwn with het. The spbparinc re, tnrned to Poia in safety and reported kers success. AS''''Fts-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23

udiae,. gpls. larmrKiag.a Xxi yietar .Ep Ep- manuel has been persopsallls on the firing hue- steadily during the past s9uple of days directing the attack sn Goritz- The troops appreciate his 2Fesenee eheeriag him ,madiy, especiaks .Iy when it was made, known te them that he had personally taken sla a rifle and assisted in the attack
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
sPRIApRsQss esssrHH FAINT.

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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-23
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 SEATTLE THE NEXT MAIL, BOAT

The first, ,mail boat from the south will be the City of Seattle sailing from the Sound tonight, This witl bring her. in to Ketehikan F'riiat morning. 5,. !
 The Spokane of the same company will ,sl he port Thursday cvening oon her way south. .1 -lsi