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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
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SuLl PBRl Su+tu.
3noilDmia8 til Q}inneiota. Ct.
Faul, 0}inn, 2l. SUM. @reat
9tort5ern 9anen bar iiocn 1910
5ra9t ino i Q}imeiota oper 100000
3mmigranter, opIpier 9anen3 5nl.
mi9rationsa9ent, 6. s. 2eeop.
)}p Su6map 9}em 0orf. 9}em
9orf, %. SUM 3unnellen meIlem
Qian6otten % Queens er aabnet
ior Craft. Iunneuen foiter Sill.
100000. @a5iagererne fan fore
ira 5oilfet iom 6elit SteO @an.
5atten til Queens ior enfel Beta.
ling.
'eianiiten 5oieif1 Oeo. 9}ep .,
26. SUM. 8ianiiteu &aiael Soief.
u go oe6 fit Siem Ser / 9pen
2li0eoe ser par befenOt oper belle
9an0et iom @iauiit og 9Grer, 6ao-
De ppret Glen al 2ii5t. San oar
rot / llngorn 1850.
]ipt aopitoIium Seiierion Gitp,
Qto., "a. Suni @runOitenen til oct
me Statsfapitolium / Sefferion
Sin ne0lag0e5 @anr I Oper.
pnrelie al 10000 Menneifer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er ale
reoe roiert. aapitoliet pil folte
mellem ire og lire WdIIioner Dol
lars.
9aniing uonpont. @ai6ngton,
. g., "a. Suni. @rpiiOent @il-
ion fano8ioroe / @aar, at Go6ert
Gaming par blepet til6uOt o. 6au-
De rrflGret iil oilliq til at moo
ta9e StiIlingen iom lloenri8smi-
niiter. 2aniing Bar iiOen 9rpans
Sratrpoen opret iorretten0e llOen
ri9sminiiter
6ar miitet So SanOelsifibe.
sou0on. 2G. Srmi 0}euem is.
15e6ruar oa % Suni bar, opIoier
}l0niralitetet, england miitet So
0an0elsifibe. 9(i Dem bleu IS ien0t
til 9un0s al tnife llnoeroanOsbaa-
De. De 50 Sfi6e uogior0e tiliam-
men 257447 Con. 0ertil fonmer
81 5lifeoompere, iom tobtes /
nponte 5i0Sum.
10 0fenneifer 0rufner &etro
lroO, %. 5nni 5 aa3an iprteOe
Ell 9rDgge ianmen og 100 0len.
neIfer, iom trrngte iig irem paa
9roaaefanten ior at 9oa ON 9oro
ct Sfib, faIot @an0et o. oruf-
ne0e. lllDffen 5pnote ON 9}atten
ge omfonme BAR pda Iilbo9eueien
ira en- lloihiqt / @pen8 0me9n
aa3an liQaer 400 @dl 2it ior
Qioifpa.
gilligcre 6oro -9iIer. Detroit,
D2ic6., %. SUM. &enrp 6oro meO-
oeler, at 8riIen poa Be 9(utomobi
Ter, Iom irloe8 ior $440, Dil bIioe
re6uceret en- Gel nGite 9lar 5oro
ll6talte ongoaen0e et 6orIpocn0c
om, at 9riien oil6e bIioe lat neo
neo omfring 500, at en- iterre
grisre6uftion life esreS nn men
me6 9ioen oiIoe 8riien funne neo-
Iptte8 til $3.50.
30 9(merifanere arreiteret @alb.
inQton, .. g., %. SUM. 20 9tme-
rifmere, SrigSforreiponocnten
9so6n 9leeo % MoIeren 9oarOman
Ho6inion, iioOer arreiteret / Ben
rnsiiife 5eitnine 96oIm ior at 6a.
pe bcoioet iio inO pao ariaSom'
raa0et noen 3iGlaOelie, meooeIer
D1iniIter Marpe 9etrograO. @e-
Ian6ten onmo0er iamtioig ON Op.
lpsningcr, iom bill funne ifaiie Dem
oeres 8ribeo.
Soal oolber Sfaoe. @inner, 2
D, %. Snni. st IoGrt Sagloeir
inotroi Der OnsOoe og eiorNe me
1en Sfooe paa 8inouerne 6or-
retninasitrseet og ior Oieiten oper
bele 9pen. ltse pan 2onOet blep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
24Q Qlar9.


De 0iitrift oar ire 0til 6re0t.
Cen 0olote Sfaoe paa 9inouer Der
9Qen aniIoas til $1,000.
Sefs @ountDer 6lioer terre. St.
Ean1 0hn, %. SUM. 5 @aar
6Ieo Saloonerne umoer Gounm
Option 2ooen neoitemt / iefs Golm
t9er. 6i0til er iaale0e5 3S Gom.
per 5leoet atorre9 Qfinneiota M
Der nepnte 2oD.
llpeir ogiaa / 5Qnoi5. GarmL
81, y. 5nni. Gn Storm iom i
@oar 5eraeoe oct ipolige 5ainoi5,
9ior0e tor 5fa0e. Garmi.9roeu
iom opiortes 1877, 6lpite neo,
% en- bel Gel 9eboeliesbuie, 10
5uie o9 8elionitolper 9if iamnie
9ei. aornet bleo mango SteOer
ne0ilaaet al 9fe8n 9}o9le 0fil 8eit
ior Garmi fprte ire 8o9ne al ct
2ouisDille & 9faibpiIle Gasiager-
to8 @reiten, Dog u0en at noJen
tom til Sfoe.
]
aort lebif. 20 9eite, iom par
forlp9not en- 9o9n, itarteoe / 9fos-
nell og Lob iom rnienoe aenneu
9pen Q1rs. 2lntbonp 8ebner tonI
init ferenoe meo line to inlaa9sru
/ en- 9u99p, og oenne blep rant
al 9o8nitangen paa &o9nen, JONI
De le6ife 9eite traf. 9ug9pen fnn.
ties al0eles, iaa Qtrs. 2ebner o.
6en0es to 9ern bleo liggenoe UNDER
Stofferne. Set unoerli9e par, at
ingen al Dem fom til Sfaoe, naar
borties ira nogle iaa Sframmer
al minOre 9etp0ning
gn u6pre @ule opooges Conc
pa5, 9}ep, a. SUM. 8eo 0en Gac
Mine6D 9olcano, atten 0iils BE,
9}oro ior 8oaopa5, er Der opOagc.
en- unOerioroiif @nle Al u6pre llO
itrpfning. 9ulen opoageoes oeo
@inering. @n foreIobig llnoeriegcI-
ie oeo 6ipIp Al fnnitigt gus bragtc
ior 2a1en 8linien0e Stalaftiter
6an9enoe ira 6alen5 algiter, iaa
langt 2iet fun0e ie, % 3rpppeuc
ira Ga9 % 9n9ae 9ao @enlpO ira
Bag til 9n9 til 2Doen omiioer
0p0e bert. Gn Qlincarbeioer, iom
oeo 6inlp Al ct Gop ipnfeoes 200
500 neo, funoe bperfen ie 9uno
eaer Sioer 6ulen pil blipe lmoer
io9t al ia9fpaoi9e
grpiioeut @ilionS 6erie. Gor.
nib u. s., 26. SUM. @raiioent
@ilion er anfommet bertil paa
en- iiorten Cages 6erie, iom 2U
gerne bar tilraaot ban1.
45oa 9ieiien 9enaem Gonuecti-
cut, @}asiacbuietts % germont 6leJ
Grpiioenten bploet al 0lenneife
munQoer, iom bao0e iamIet Jig ueO
6Der eneite Sern6aneitation. 5
SprinQfielo raa6te en- 0}ano bgit
a6olo os roe ira arigen." oSeJ
oiI, 6oi5 ieg fam" iuareOe Fr9ii-
0enten.
DIR @ilion leoio9es al @iiia
Margaret 8iIion og i'm 2e9e, Or
GarD Z. @rapion. 8e0 2lnfomiteu
5ertiI bar Gorniib's belle 9efolt
ming poa 9enene
SSor0ifplu. Cos glngeles, GoIy
%. SUM. Ser er in0Ie6et DaeOOe-
lelIe ON ire aluorIige SoroifpIu
9ymperial gaIlep 9tpitelien bar
bolot itore g0elgo9elier og EeIc
ion- % Observation-Disclosures er al
bruot, boorior 9eretninoerne on
lllpffen er mo9re. Gen Itrafte fig
ooer itere Sunoreoe aoaoratmil o.
6iemIegte mango 9oer 5enlten
Menneifer ifal pGre omfommet.
E0elqggelien par iterit | Galeri
co peo oen mericonife @rpnie. 3et
par osiao Der, lllpffen foIteoe0ien
neifelio. Sielee 6e f6rite @'eIoin
aer oerira par 9Den blebet eOeIag.
al Sloe6rano, iom opitoo eiter a.
0uIcne par itprtet @rils, men 1c
lefoniunftionGrer / 81 Gentro, ionl
ienere fif 5orbin6elie meo en- 2inc-
man6, fort9Iler, at Sloen bar mo
ifranfet til ire 9p9nin9er, hDor
eranoppienet iif Den unoer aon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
Isn SnnOsmanO Ornfnet.

) s@orlo oeralo" lpies unoer
IS SUM: Zen unge fireman"
0ho 9anien bois GIG togeS op al
ElatteiIooen / @aar, eiter at9ranO.
manoitabet 6aooe ieat eiter oct belle
8alen, oil bliDe begrauet / 0iorgcn
6itermiooaa ira 3iemmet al. 1,30
% ira oen oanif lut5erite airfe ST.
,. Dir. Otto Sauien bar @e0Iem
al gran0ppienets mefaniite oSoie
60 og al oglooern @ooomen Of
2lmerica@. boor ban bolOt en- 2os.
ioriifring ior $4,000, Ger tiIfaIOer
5ans 5aoer, aonitabeI 5. .. San-
len og bans file 5eiter 9tnna. 49,
odniens GIG fanotes al NleoIem.
mer oi oct 9ranOtorps, ban til.
berte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

5efS Renueifer orp6cs en-
logfoiliiion. 16urmont, 02o.. 20.
SUM. geO Omeus Greef, noglc
0lil 6erira, inotrat Der I @aar et
1ogiammenitso, iom toiteOe iefs
Renneifer 2ipet. lllpffen ianOt
Steo paa groen oper 5looen. Oct
enc Cog, ct Blue 0touHtain Gr-
prestog, bar ioriinfet. 9eage Eoe
fgrte lllptfessiebliffet meo iulS
5art og iaa oolOiomt bar Sammen-
itsOet, at 2ofomotiuerne iormeIia
fertes inO bueranOre og oanneOf
ct eneite saos. 9Iariaeen til llIuf,
fen ifnI ppre en- SammenbIau.
oing eller 5oruefsIing al De ID
Iogs asreorore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

aenoiba, @is., par oen %.
SUM 30 9ar ganlmel; oct par oen
Cato 1865. Sobn 9ulIen, Sr,
Der 9runoIagOe Southport, opiIog
1t 9elt ueo Bfe Giper og ertlpre.
oe at ppre @runolpgeeren al en-
nDe gp. aenoiba ieireoe 50.glars.
oagen me0 itor Stas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

30 Oiillouer Gigoretter 9aa
@rmo al Go6afsmonopoIets
3fraittrroen / Suerrig bar oe
iterrc Gobafsiirmaer Stocf6olm
% @eteborg glai importeret
uanet tore @rn9oer 3o6af o.
Giaaretter ira Gn9lano og 9}n5
lan0. 9rlene iioiie ll9e inoisrte5
ser ira 5inlano % 9hslano OH
firing 80 gdlliouer Giaoretter, Tor
6uilfc ser IoIo er bleDen betalt
oocr 100000 ar. st enfelt itocf.
5olmif 6irna Bar / Den iioite5io
iooet lcoeret 33 0}illioner 6iaaret-
ter ira o9oitanio9Io" 6abritfen.
Goloen ior oe 80 g}iIIiner Gi.
aaretter Oiloe eiter @onopoIets
Sfraittrroen 5ape uogiort 800.
600 SIR, iaa man ioritaor. at 5m-
portererue Bar bait traoIt ben
iioite 3io ior at fire iiQ oe tore
9e6oIoninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

sc oanife aOinoer. Zen ;. 5u.
nj bIeo en- @Grfeoag oen oanife
Siitorie lin Almin0eIigbe6 % /
auinOernes Sproelesbeo. 9aa
oenne Dag 6leu nemIig oen npe
6runOloo oe0tooet. u efter Den.
ne bar Oanife apinoer Stenme-
ret pna iamme giIfaar iom @uno.
Den nDe @runoIop 6Ieo oeota.
get 9auostin5et oen %. 9(pril
% 6oIfetinget oen %. @iter oen
iiOite 9oteriug 2ooen bIeo pe0.
taget moo cen Stenlme - reiIte
6ru Siitta 9oiieu @sller iig iii.
5ererlooen % uO6ragte ct o9eoe
oen nDc @runoIoo," jom iitemtes
al ale auinOer rum0t omfring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

9aniing uon9ont. &ai6ington,
> 6, "a. 5uni. @rGiiOent @il-
ion flmo8ioroe / @aar, at Oio6ert
Canning par bIeoet tilbuOt % 6aO-
De erflGret iia oiIlia til at moo.
to9e stiIlingen iom lloenri8smi.
niiter 2oniing Bar iiOen 9rpans
6ratrrocn opret iorretteuoe lloen-
rilsminiiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

@ar miitct So SanOclsifi6e.
souoon. 26. 5umi. 0}ellem is.
6e6raor og %. Suni 6ar, opIpier
2lomiralitetet, england miitet So
0an0elsifibe. 9(i Dem btep IS ien0t
til 9un0s al tnife ltnOerodnosbaa-
De. Dc S5 Sfibe u0gioroe tiliam-
men 257447 Con. 9ertil fonmer
81 5ife0ompere, iom tabtes /
nponte 3iosrun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

ralit % mentalt blue tiiif1nime
mere emo no8et anoet soft
ariaen poa @allipod 4ari9, p
5uni st 6aons. telegram ira 2(t.
BEN meooeler, at font 0peratio.
nerue poa @ollipoli6atoeen BET
iioite bar ta9et aarafter al 9elei
rinaStrio, iortipttes 9lngrebene o9
Q}oOongrebene. aampen oar tSpr-
oeIeS6eo 5eitig ii0ite 0nsoa9, oa
Oe 2IiIiereOe aiilo9 ct tprfiif Nm
9rcb o9 gioroe 700 Sanger.
0e 9flliere6es Sfptte9raoe pao
SalUeens spoIpio5 loa fire 02il
ira SeOOul 9o6r og banner en-
i5irfant pe0 9tpi 9urnu.
On uieooanlig 8irfiom6eo 6os
Sen iranif.6ritiife 5laaoe De iioite
Gage tpOeOe paa et mt ioreitaaenoe
5orioa paa at iorcere 5treoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Gets Gouatper blioer torre Ct.
Foul, 0itlng y. SUM 5 @aar
5le0 Saloonerne lm0er GountD
Option 2ooen neoitent / iefs Golm
mer. 9iotil er iaale0e5 IS Goul-
mer 5Ieoet otorre1 Q}inneiota M
Der nppnte Qoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

9}pt aopitoIium. 2Seiierion Gitp,
Qto, "a. Suni. @runOitenen til oct
npe Stotsfapitolium I Sefferion
6ip ne0lag0eS / @aar / Ouer-
nprelie al 10000 @enneIfer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er ale
reoe rofert. aapitoliet pil foite
mellem ire og lire @dllioner Dol
lars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

De 0iitrift par ire 0til 6reot.
Gen 0olote Sfaoe paa 9inouer Der
j 90en aniIaas til $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Sagl ooloer SfaOe. Dinner, g.
D, %. Sini. st Iuert SagIoeir
in6troi ber Onsooe og eiorSe me
1pn Sfooe paa ginOuerne / 6or.
retninasItrseet og for 0ieIten oper
bele 9pen. llse paa 2anOet blep
Smaaipoen eoelagt. llueiret fom
ira gtoropeit os sit ipOoeitIig 0iet-
ming omfring otte @ail. Oct berge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
rHE scHooL HOUSE QUEsTloN

There Is no question but that the only practicable solution of tho school situation in Juneau is the ssu ance of bonds for the purpose of securing the money with which to build n modern school house Bankers and lawyers who have looked into the plan to get around the plain mandate of the law-that no munci paltv in Alaska can contract any lndebtedness-hove held that |, would probably be subject to successful at tack NO bank could make loans under such cireum stances on Q school building leased property and be conservative No one can ask that it do so. Nor should anyone be urged to risk as much as would be required for this purpose
 It is unfortunate that the city is compelled to so 4O0O miles to Washington authority to perform SO simple a function. but that is the only remedy which offer itself And there is question but that Congress will grant the necessary authorization it prop erly advised in the premises The public school is an American institution whose appeals have never fallen on dear ears at Washington or elsewhere in the coun try t Is the foundation of our institutions Upon 1t rests the task of making good citizens out of American boys and girls and of assimilatng the good material that has come to us in such generous numbers from other elimes.
 The Empire has differed very widely with Dele gate Wickersham upon the question of needed legisla ton for Alaska It believes that he should have long ago secured laws that would made 1t so that Ju neau could secure legislation that is an absolutely necessary condition precedent the continued advance
 ent of her schools from the Territorial Legislature However 1t has left sufficient faith believe that the Delegate to Congress will give his earnest support to
 proposition which lies as close the people of Juneau as does this proposition get good school building for the youth of Alaska's premier city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
WHEN STATEHOOD COMES

When Alaska asks for State government in earn est the boundaries of the proposed State should be de- fined The new State should not be burdened with the great unorganized Arctic territory We now have an area that is twice that of the State of Texas and dozen times that of the State of New York It is far too large for State and the conditions In the different parts of t are too different When the time for State hood arrives the Alaska coastal section should const ute State. and perhaps. there should be further division of the remainder of Alaska At least no sec ton of inhabited Alaska should be burdened with the load of the Arctic region where there are few people and little chance anything but costly government for many decades The inhabited coast of Alaska would make satisfactory State The conditions are similar in all sections and the distance from Dutch Harbor to Ketchkan is not SO great but that tue experience os California provides an approximate comparison of what we could expect.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
SEWARD BOOSTS COMMISSION

The Seward Commercial Club re- gently adopted resolutions praising the Alaska Railroad Engineering Commits sion. The resolutions recited;
 1. That this organization does here by give its unqualified support, ap- proyal and endorsement of the work prosecuted by the Alaska Engineering Commission during the last season relative to governmental railway con- struction:
 9. That the business-like and able management of the affairs of the Com mission. by its members, has been of such high character as to warrant the support of all thinking citizens Of Alaska. and particularly those of Sew ard, and we do hereby give and pledge our active support to such Commis- sion;
 8. That the personal integrity of the individual members of the Com mission is such as to commend the same. and by reason of the able and faithful manner in which said mem- bers have performed and carried out their respective duties, we do hereby in recognition of such personal integ- rity emphatically endorse the person mel of said Commission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29

The Empires to those who favor the separe' tlon of southeastern Alaska from the remainder of the Territory is that 1t now would readily support propo ston for the union of the First and Third Judicial D visions and their organization Into Territory or a State The Yukon and Panama valleys and the Boring sea section could then be formed lnIo Tanaua Terri toryor into Tanena Seward Territories or in any other manner that would please those of those sections
 This suggestion Is not new to The Empire It was favored by prominent Aaskaus early as the last cen tury. Judge wckersham, before he was Delegate to Congress, said in speech at Juneau one time that there should be several States created out of Alaska and he declared that Southeastern Alaska should be one of them He even named our State for us calling 1t "Sitka"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
PRAISE FOR BIDDER
(New York Worldl

(New York Worldl
 Contrary to popular belief Hermann Ridder was not a German. although he was of German parentage. He was born New oYrk City, lived here all his life and played highly useful and honorable part in the affairs of the community
 Mir Ridder was not hyphenated citizen; he was an American citizen and fine loyal American citizen with an unwayering devotion to American institutions People who hold contrary opnion are wrong
 Mr. Ridder invalid from the begining of the war and while his newspaper, the staatsZeitung, has sometimes been oyerzealous in its devotion to the cause of Germany there has been occasion to question MT Riders own Americanlsm to doubt where he would stand in any conflict between Germany and the United States
 The World has disagreed with Mir. Ridder and with the StaatsZeung about of the issues arising from the war but these disagreements never affected mu tua friendship and respect which ex.ended over many years and in his death we feel that New York has lost a man whom t could m afford to spare.
 The original setgovernment supporters in Alaska who are wickersham men are as scarce as hens teeth The e-.~. ..e5@-.s vismai sergovernment sup porters never had any confidence in wickersham-he has fought the proposition too long
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
PETERSBURG CASE IS
 SET FOR DECEMBER 20


 On a motion of Vim & Burton. at- torneys for Schoenwald and Hills in the case of J. F. Mcdonald vs the Pa cihc Coast & Norway Packing Co., banlrupts, of Petersburg, the case has been set for trial on Dec. 2Oth. The matter was scheduled to come to trial in the very near future, but has been put further down in the calen- dar in order to give time for SchoCh- wald who is at present in New York, to arrive here. Schoenwald is the re- ceiyer in the defunct company.
 This case is concverned with an earliey bankruptcy proceeding of the Pacific Coast & Norway PlIng. Co.,, and a marshals sale in which U. s. Marshal II. A. Bishop sold the gas boat Bernice. belonging to the pack pany and receiver Schoenwald and ing company. As trustee of the com Hills objected to the sale on the ground that they were third parties in ownership. and asked that the sale be cancelled. The court refused to grant the request and a repIevin suit was filed against McDonald and Bish- op.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29

The Empires only quarrel with Delegate Wicker shams plan to secure more powers for the Alaska Leg slature is that it does go far enough It is even ernment other things than that 1t should have con ro over the schools the finances of the Territory and
 its municipalities the evylng of all the taxes, the ere ation of counties and the establishment of local gov ernmen and other things than that 1t should have con trol over fish and game Let Delegate wckersham Se- cure' the elimination of all of the limitations in our or ganic act. and none will rejoice more than The En- pire
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29

'lf Andrew Jackson were in the White HOuse--' screeches the Fatherland If Andrew Jackson in the White House" about the first thing he would do would be to suppress the Fatherand Further such a publication as the Fatherland could not exist in any of the other great countries of the world It is only in democratic government under broadly tolerant demo cratic administration that papers like the Fatherand are permitted to live The editors of this antiAmer can magazine if they like their work should be thank ful that Wilson is President
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
OF MRS. sMisER
 FATALLY ILL AT HOME
 IN COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE

Mrs. James A. smiser. wife of the United States attorney for the First Division. received Saturday from her home in Columbia. Tenn. cable gram announcing the critical condl- ton of her father. Major John T. Will liamson. who received Q paralytic stroke Wednesday. A later cablegram said he could not live over three or four days. owing to the severity of the stroke.
 Major Williamson is 7s years old. He fought with distinction in the civ il war. He was prominent in Tennes- see during the reconstruction period.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
fCincinnati Enquirer)

Dance and Waddle are druggists at Lynchburg, Tenn; Wallenslck Broth. CTS are druggists at Seward, Neb.; George F. Steer is superintendent and Fred Tongue is manager of the Arm strong Beef Packing Company at Dal- las. Tex: B. z. Bee lives at Elem
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
 WILL BE FOR A. BIS

On Saturady, January 2sth, the sturents of the high school win ap- pear in "The College Town" a well known comedy. which they will give for the benefit Of the Arctic Brother hood building fund
 The east. which has not yet been selected. will be composed of seven boys and eight girls who will be cho- sen from all classes in the high school after a series of tryout which are to be held in the near future. The cast will be coached by Miss Lo- vina E. Wilson assisted by Superin- tendent |. D. Henderson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
Paw Knowe EverYthIna

Wnlie-Paw what is an optimist!
 Paw-An optimist is a man who, when he starts on a fishing trip, takes Q skillet with him to fry the fish he hasn't caught, my son.-(cincinnati Enquirer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
Hlghbrow Affair

"Why has nubdub gone in lately for Ibsen and Browning?"
 He's carrying on an intellectual filtration with Q college girl.-(Louis- vile Courier-Journal.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-29
A NOTARY

P. G. Funcke, of Kinisnoo has been granted a notarys commission ac- cordlng to papers filed in the office of the Secretary of Alaska.