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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

meldes einem engIiiden &reu5er, ser
bereits I'M nntfippen gepeien iei, 5tpei
Sorpe6os in 6en 2eib geiagt babe
un6 enbli9 babe man BEN 8organg
ol16 bon einem 6eutiden 2ufti@iff
aus beoba9tet. Dieies 2ufti6iff bu=
be ol1Ber6em geiebet1, mie m1f etnem
an6ere1t engliiden Stronger ste Ma=
item nn6 bie S6ornlteine r11ter 6em
6euti6en Geuer fielen.
@el9e 8eridte ber6ienen nun
nrebr '@lal1ben, 6ie 8erliner, 6ie iid
nod tpabren6 6es gar5en &riegeS alS
mubr ertpieien baben ODER Sic Ser eng=
liiden M6mirolitGt, Die 19on mieoer=
bolt 6abei ertappt uur6e> 0aB iie Der
Welt, ia ibren eigenen 9an6Slerten
sic Mabrbeit ~perbeimlidt? MrgeiidtS
ser Ebati ade, 6aB oie englti6e Nomi=
rolitat in ie6em nelten @eridt Ser
@abrbeit ei1t tpeiteres 3ngeitan6niB
modt, miro es immer mabridein<
1i9er, 6aB Die gnglanoer am bor=
1ebten 9onntag ni@t geiiegt, ionoern
re9ti9affene @eile befommen baben.
Ser ga15e bisberige @erlauf beS Sec
frieges, nomentli6. sic @dladt bel
SEN Jalfuninieln, tpo Ser englti4e
M6mirolitGt mebr als fiinf Stun6en
n0tbig bottte, Inn zines biel idtpadye-
rem @egners &err 3u merber, 5eigt,
6uB sic @ngldn6er t11r 90 m1f @rfolg
rednen ff0Sn11er, mo iie nit geraoe51
er6ruden6er nebermadt m1ftreten
un6 baB ite mandmol ielbit 6a, mo-
iie eine ioIde uebermadt beiiten, 6en
f~iir3eren 5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Nerbanft Jbr 2ebem bie=
er 2unaen:Mfebi3in.

SSS
9n S6tpinoiudt 2eioenoe 1outen 1id
Der Wtnbe nnter5teben az unter1uden,
lpas gdmanS Mlteratibe in Ser 6erltelz
lung Der @%eiunobeit fir anoere get5an
bat. 2eiet bies:
@riffit6, 2afe g., Sub.
1908 ertrartte metne Shmiegermutter
n5erren! - 1ngefabr am 10. Gept.
an tatarrbaltidem 2mngenfteber, bas in
Sdiptnbtndt a1sartete. SIM San1ar, als
bod,u. @err @m. 8erg pon Ser ct.
Mtdacls Stride tn SgererpiQe, Snb., lie
anf ben Sob porbereitete, empfa9l er,
i'd ioQte @dfntan's Mlteratipe nebuteu nn6
5nfeben, pb btes ibr nidt cinige 0iu=
bernng brtngem tuirbe. Ser beban6eln=
be Mr5t CAB an, ie babe S6minbimdt
M1b feine Mebi5tn tuiirbe belfen. 8 n
Wtrfltdfett pbne 9pffnung auf Gene
Jung beitan6 i'd barauf, bak tie bas III
terattpe berinden iDQe, mas tie audi
that. Sc madt mir @ersniigea ange=
ben SIT tSnnen, baf fie balb anfing befer
5u iuerben. Sett arbeitet fie 10 bart ME
je, ,ptegt 5tpan5tg 3fnnb mebr, als iie je
that, benDr tie %erfranfte, 11tb' genieRt iebt
CUTE @einrbbeit. Mbgefirst.)
Mfft6abit. Sos. @ri1nmer.
@dmm's 4lteratibe lit iebr tpirfim
bel 2uftr0brenz&atarrb un6 f6limmem
@alspeb un6 2ungenbef9ner6en unb
gum Nnfbau Seq @pfems. @nt5aIf feine
!ssp@5je es'si s&s5 cur s $%S5}ss9G is{as 'e gssfs3<
hn ar: @leine 81, re9ulare @5robe
81: 8ertauft bon le%ttenoen Gpotbefern.
S6retbt fir 8ooflet Der @eilungen.
Gfuta1 Laboratory, &bilabclpbia.
Ierfanft non Marttn 92plitor,
ct. Club, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.
(Ro1icion Of 1Ql6l

(ReV1SlOu OF lSUO)
No. 1927
Estate of Peter Hansen, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter
Hansen, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will Of said decedent:
The petition of Mary Hansen being
duly filed in this court, representing
that Peter Hansen, then a resident Of
of the County Of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, died on the 18th day of
January, 1915, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as
the last will and testament of said de-
cedent, and that letters t~estamentary
be issued thereon to her the said
Mary Hansen,
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
court, at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City of st.
Cloud, County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. M, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Judge of said Court, and the seal Of
said court, this 18th day of January,
1915.
(Seal) J. B. HIMSL,
jan21-28-feb4 Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and For Hearing Thereon.
(ReyisiOn of 19O6).
No. 1858

NO. 4b58
Estate of Susanna WaldoWski, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Susan
ma Waldowski, Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Valentine Her
man.
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to six
months from and after the date here
of; and that
FRIDAY, THE Goth DAY OF JULY,
1915, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of St. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby is fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated January goth, 1915.
]. B. HIMSL,
(SeaD Judge of Probate.
Atty. for Representative.
feb4-11-18
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Vereinigte-Staaten Depositorium und MitgIied
der Federal Reserve Association.

nun ar1 ais Nusertpdblte, SeiItge ano
@eliebte @ottes, ber5li6es @rbarmen,
Dem1tb, @eidet6enbeit" @ol. 3,
12); 6iele ertparb audi i6on Sen err
item @brilten 6ie CUNT 6es gan5en
@olfes Mpoitelgei@. 2, 40. @o@
oem @ablipru6 6es beritorbenen
&ius x: M0es in @briito gu errtel1=
ern, iollen 6te @%la1bigen .mt@ I'M
MeuBern, IN Ser 8ei@ei6enbett, im=
mer mebr na@ @briiti @orbil6, ur1=
geformt mer6en. Dieie 8ei9ei6en=
bett duBert ii6 nun Defenders a1f
oreifa6e @eiie. Sn ser 2iebe CUR
ginge5ogenbett, o6er Dem Streben
na6 @erborgenbeit. Ser 8ei9et6ene
lit 5ufrieoen, 0aB feline Sugenoen uno
@uttboten @ott befannt iin6. SSn ser
@aBigteit un6 @infadbeit in alen
8e6urfniiiel sic i@on 6te @tr16er be-
i6ei0en ma6t in &e6em Manteren,
BET Sii6, GIT Samie mn6 mtsmdrts;
Die redtes, BEN @erbaltniiien entipre=
6enbes MaB einbalt IN &leioung,
@obnung, Sii9 nn6 am6eren 8e6iirf=
miiien. Sn ser @iHlamfeH, 1tonrent-
lid beim meibliden @ei9le9t, be5iig-
lid hes go1r5en Muftretens, ser Ser
gnitgungen un6 Defenders ser &let=
6ung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@oscoe, @inn.
6. 8. @ruiins, 9. g.,
RihrnnnA minr

6. 8. @r1tii11s, 9. g.,
&i6mon6, Minn.
@eebrter Doftor. - grlomben sic
mir, Sbnen meinen Can't at eritats
tet fir SOS, tpas sic fir midi getban
baben. ST batte etnen i@1immen ST.
morrboi0en=SaM un6 m16 &beuma=
tismus, als ih 81 sSbnen fam. 9ie
&amorrboi6en bIuten nidt mebr un6
beribman6en raid, un6 Ser &beuma-
tism1ts lit 10 piel beiier, 6aB i6 iebt
alle meine Mrbeit berri9ten fa1n. Sd
6anfe SSbren bielma1s fir 6as, mas
Sic fir mid getbm baben. 46=
tnnqsbom Sacob Mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
10 Gent nGasearets"
fir 2eber mnb Gingemeibe.
6eilen franfes 9ppftpeb, &artleibisteit,
8tltufitdt, fauren Magen, fhled)teu
@tbett - 3nfcr Gatartbic.

@lei@biel tpie fdle9t Cure 2eber, Ma=
gen ober gingetpei6e itnb; tpie itarf @uer
&opftpeb 1T, tpie elenb Sbr fiblt burd,
nnb trdge @ingetpeibe Sbr befommt
itets 2irbernng bnr6 @asearets. sic
reinigen nrb regulteren ben Magen TO-
fort, befeittgen Die faure, gdbrenbe Nnhz
rung unb faulen @nie; entfernen bic err
ieKibe @alle bon Der Qeber unb nebmen
Dag unberbaute 3eug unb Gift bon ben
@ebGrnen unb ben @ingetpeioen fort
Cine 3ebn Gent S9adtel bon gurem
Mpotbeer tpirb Cure 2eber unb @inge-
ipetbe rein bnlten; ben Magen fib, ben
&opf fIar un6 6ies auf Monnte bin
sic arbeiten. tudbreno Sbr f9laft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@rnnbei9entbnms=
Ibertra9un9en,

gouaro so. 8laler an @argaretbo
8laier &ots 1 unb 2, 8lod II, @aite
Part, $4,000.
0laus Soften unb Srau an $. s.
Melion, Got t6, Blod 1, 2iens 46b. 5u
8ropten, 100000.
Soiepb Moert1 unb Srau an Matbias
@alerih, @h @8A nnb 5@A N8A
Gee. 16z122z31. @6en Bate, $4,000 90.
Soiepb 8oerideib urD Sran an Nid.
Qoe16, N@A Gee. 2O-t22z29, Wlnine
Srairie $7853.00.
M(6ert 6. @bitneb unb Srau an Ste
gina @9mibt, 2ots 21z22<23, 8lod 1,
8eit @t6e Nbb. ct. @Ioub. $4,000.
Bernard Quitting unb Srau an So
1epb Quitting, NR 1854 Gee. Is nnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Sener em8lii@e Seefe9.

ssn ibrem eriten 8eridt iber Die
geel9la9t in ser Morolee beanlprnd,
tie Die engliide Aomiralitat etnen
acknowledgement 5ieg. Ser oeuti9e
Yan5erfrel15er u8lii6er" iei geiun-
fen> 5tpei on0ere 6eutide Stronger
1eien idmer beldooigt moroen, auf
englil9er Seite leien MIR etn paar
2eute Derpunbet mor6en nno Die eng
lil9en sdiffe ieien p0aig nnberlebrt
aeblieben. Mom. Beatty babe ben file
benoen 6eino Bis 511 Sen 6enti@en
Miii1e11feloern perfolgt uno lei Damn
umgefebrt. S1 ibrem 5meiten Be=
ribt gab Sic englii6e 4omiralitat be-
reitS gu, 0aB Ser groBe Sdla4tfreu=
5er uaion" tn leinem beiddoigten 3n=
ltanoe bobe fortsei6leppt peroen
mulien, nno 6aB 10 un0 10 piele Diff
5iere uro Monnidaften getootet '1ro
per1punoet mor6en ieien. Sn ibrem
6ritten Beridt ma@t Ole englii&e
Momiralitqt ser @abrbeit no4 eine
meitere &on5eiiion> in6em lie einr
raa1r1t> 6aB M6mtrol @eattp oas &C.
fedt cbbre9en muBte 1idt megen Der
oeutiden M%inenfel6er> ion6ern er=
items, neil ser n2ion" 10 idper be-
ida6igt mar, 6aB er Ser Silfe be-
6urfte un6 5tpeitenS, neil 6ie Dert-
idet nit ibren nnterieebooten gum
Mngriff porgtngen.
60 1traft ieber englii4e 8eri9t
Den porbergeben6en in merigitens els
ner1 pibtigen 8unfte 2iigen. Die
6e11t1den Beri9te boben BON Mnfang
an Sen Gerluit 6es u8liider" 5ugege-
ben, ober 6abei fonitatiert, oaB auf
Ser feinoli9en Seite Elm &reu5er nn1
5tpei Sorpeooboote gefurfen feien.
Der 8erliner 8eriht bei6ul6igt Die
enqli1de M6miralitat oireft ser Int
teroriidung ser @obrbeit. @r ma@t
fer1er 6aru1f oufmerfiom, ooB Die
engliide &egier1ng oen gerluit 6es
@6lodtidiffes uMu6acits," bos be-
fanntIi@ 61r@ ein beuti6es nnfer-
ieeboot 5eritort ma1r6e, Biz d1f Sen
bel1tigen Sag no@ ni@t 5rtgegeben
bot. Ct fommt m1@ auf Die Sec
fdlodt BEL 6en Galflano-sSnleln 5m=
rid, in melder 6ie gnglar6er glei@=
fails feline @erluite erlitten babett
pouien, mdbren6 tbotiad1i4 5ar5ett
mebrere englii9e &riegsidiffe, pelde
oie g4Io@t mitgemodt batter, IN
@ibroltor repariert miiroem. Mus
sic Sdla6t IN ser Mor6iee anbelangt,
70 mie6erboIt Ser 8erltner 8eri@,
6oB Elm engliider 5@la@tfrer3er u11o
5pei engliide Eorpe6oboote gein11fen
feien. Man babe 6as geamn geieben
1opobl bon Sen 6eutiden &reu3er1
aus mie bon eirem Eorpeooboote,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Sabre aber nid)ts feben fonrte. Sd
bin Sbnen iebr 6anfbar fir 6os, tpas
Sic getban. MdtungsboQ
Sal. 8efer.
Moscoel Mfinn.
6. 6. Grulius..O g.

6. s. Grulius,.D. g.,
Nidnlo1lo, Wtinn.
2ieber Goftor. = Nls i9 5u ST.
1re1l fam, bate id) einen labmen
Hllden, Wagen- un6 Ni%erenleioen,
uno incline @eiun6beit mar gang fer
unter gefommen. Sd m0dte iagen>
oaB i9 nnter Sbren 6iropraftii9en
M1oronungen MIDI better fiible. Mein
Mfagen lit better, un6 i9 babe 10
Ytuno an @emidt 8ugenpmmer.
Mfetn labmer &iiden lit better, uno
t@ fuble MIDI ie6en Sag geiunoer.
Sd redme es Sbnen bo@ an, mos Sic
rllr MIDI getbm baben. SSn M6tmng
sc. s. @ebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

9as Oberba,ts Ser 2esisIat1r ION
Mri5onu bat cine befonnte @eiber-
re9tlerin gum @orfiben6en getpdbIt.
@enm sic Game @umor bdtte, tpiiroe
iie a11s Danfbarfeit Sen M1trog ftel-
len, aus 5toatSmitteln ie6es Mit=
glie6 6es Senots nit nnterrod un6
@a9tmiitbe 3u berforgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
She'll bon @gA NeA Gee. 16<126<32.
Minmnnh $4,000 90

9beiI bon MGK WgK Gee. 18z128z32,
MiQtpoob, 100000.
Widael 6. elders uno Grau an Sobn
6dreiner, gh NBA 5BA Gee. 81
1890, 2ugemburg, $4,000.
Dabib s. Mc@oon unb Srau an Sobn
90. Sii@er, Got IA, @lof 2, gaines Dob.
@artin Mutl9ler uno Brau al Rbiaip
@K gee. 4<124<30, @~ollegegiQe, $144o.
Setter San 3eel uno Srau an geo.
S. Nnoretps u. a. S9eil bon Wh Gee.
1Oz122z32, Babnespile, $4,000.
Sofepb @eisl unb Srau on 2e1nr1b
Burg, Sbeil bon Got IA, N11oitors Cub.
ct. Nartin, $15OO.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
frouenmn6t.

Ser 8Sniain Gin1uf mag @%untattten
in ben 8rieg bineinaieben.
Das @9tdial @umdniens liegt in
Der Mage unb es i6etnt, baB bic CARTE
9anb elmer i@0nen Srau, bic 3uglei4
bic &0ntgtn bes 2anoes 1T, ben Mus<
f@lae geben birfte. Sang europa
iiebt nit @pannun9 Der :3utunft entz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

Ser salii6e &abn ipielt in Ser
Menagerte 6es Dreiberbm16es sic
&oue 6es 8antoffelbel6en, Ser m0g-
lt@it bie1 nn6 m0gli9it Ialt reoet,
I'M Sen Mni6etn 3u ermeder, oIs Of
En- in feinem @a11fe ettpos 5u iugen
babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@oscoe, Wainn.
8. g%ruiius, 8. g.,
&id1n1on6. Minn.

&i6mon6, Minn.
@eebrter Doftor! Meine Sodter
madt unter Sbren diropraftiihen
Mnor6mtngen quite Sorti@rttte. Mls
lie begann, batte lie cine idlimme
&riimmang 6es &iidgrates, @agen,
beidmer6en 10 i6limm, 6oB iie nidts
inn Mogen bebalten fonrte; ite tpog
MIR 81 3fun6. Sebt freut es mild,
iagen 5u f0nnen, 6aB iie alles nit
gute,n Mppetit lift; ite bat elf Bf1tn6
an @emidt 5ugenommen nn6 tire
@uudgratffriiiimmrtng bat ii@ 10 einge,
engt, 6aB iie iett lint ei1ren Bon gr0=
ger lift. ltniere ga18e 6arnilte lit
Sbnen 6anfbar. M6tungsbon
5rm1 Sobn @au5er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
3engniFe fOlsenoer moblbefannten
nnb prominenter Qemte.
Moscoe, Minn.

Noscoe, WGn1t.
6. 8. gruiius, 8. g.,
Mtdm1on6, Minn.
@eebrter Doftor. -MIs id sic Dor
orei 8o6en 81 mir rief, Iitt mein
soba &aDmono an Driienanidnel-
lung Magenleioen un6 gngbriiltig-
felt. Seute Dor 6rei @od)en begam
er nit Sbren hiropraftiiden gnoro-
mtngen, 11n6 es mod)t mir @ergnii-
gen gu iagen, 6aB feline Drifen tpie-
Der polftan6ig 'normol iin6; fem
Magenlei6en bat i'm berlaiien, un6.
Die gebogenen @ippen in feiner Siib-
nerbruit tper6en tpie6er normal. CT
bot 5u6em flint 8fum6 an @eutbt
5ugenommen nn6 fiibIt i'm @an5en
SSn Mdtung @regor Scott.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Neuer 9e(onoter.
ST.. Sc Geipeoes pertritt Grba In
@ajhinatpr.

Dr. Carlos Sc Gefpeoes, Elm artse<
febener Mrat, lit BON Der &epubltt
Cuba auserieben moroen, bic Snterz
efen @ubas in Der ameritanif@en
8unoesbauptitaot Mafbington gu perz
treten. @r gilt als Elm duberft fdibtger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@oscoe, Minn.
:. =. VIHIH9I p. V.I
Mthrnon6, Minn.

2ieber Doftor. = MIs i9 nit ST.
rem 6iropraftii6en M%11or6n11ngen be-
gor11, tpar meir Mrgenlt6t in fdreds
li@er @erfaiiung. Sd fonnte nit Ell
11em M11ge 1idt 1eben, II. Dos ar6ere
1p1roe ie6en Sag idmd@er. Sett
funn i9 aben6s leien, mas i@ fir
5mei Sabre nidt 81 tbun bermodte,
un6 6as bIir6e Muge 1T iotpett boron,
6oB i6 Elm 6eniter nn6 6ie Seniter=
q%eiinrie1 unterl 9etben farm, fir ne1tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

gegeu unb ole Mugen iino auf R6ntgtn
Morie gerihtet. sic 1T cine febr
l40ne 6rau unb ibt our@ ihre @4on<
beit einen gepaltigen @influB ouf
ibren @atten, Der fid nidt our@ be-
fpnbere Gborafteritdrte aus3ei&ner
ioG. &Dnigin M}arie itammt aug
benz britifden &0nigskufe uno ibre
epmpotbien iinp entf@ieben auf @et<
ten Der Mliirten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

btnnen fur5em Die Mube unb Sroz
nung i'm 2onoe m%ieoerheritellen gu
t0nnen. @r bat Elm &abinett gebtlz
Oct, bod bic &dmpfe 5mif@en ben re-
polutiondren 5afttonen bouern tpeiter
fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

Marn, Der nit Den amerifantf9en
@er1dltniHen grinbli@ pertraut 1T
unb bic Tdbigteit beiiben ion, ,fi@ in
einflubrei6en &reiien raf4 6reunbe
81 getptnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
meri6os prdGoent.
Sic mnsliidliMe Mepnbltt bat eta
ueueS prupiIprifdeS Cberhampt.

Sn ben leBten flint Monaten bat
oa6 pom 8uraertrieg 5erri0ene Mertto
ni4t >peniger als flint propiIorii4e
prdfibenten gebabt. Ser jebtge prdz
fibent lit @enor @oque @%on3ales
@ar3a, Der fi@ Der 9offnung bingibt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17

Alaska labor Is to be used every where possible. The word to that ef- feet has gone out throughout the North and men are pouring into set dement's near the scene Of operations. eager to obtain employment They will get first call-the outsider will have to take what Is left and the leav- ings win not be large
 The Times and the other friends of Alaska who have voiced the warnings Co American labor ;o scan well all plans for emigration to the Northland are not trying to discourage legitimate ambition or hamper the normal de. volopment Of the Territory's popula. ton.
 The sole aim is to prevent the itin. erent laborer rom venturiug Into a field where he will certainly encoun- ter hardships. even if employed. and may even face hunger ig unable to find work.-(Seattle Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
HUNTING TROUBLE
 IN THE NORTH

From every side comes the wise odmonition to labor that 1t shall not rush into Alaska simply because the United States government Is building section of railroad in the Territory.
 The man who lisregards this ad- vice win simply be hunting trouble He wiu go Co Alaska oniy to find that he cannot gs. the expected work and chat he is worse off than ii he re- maincd in the States
 es money enough 10 clear his land. build his home and sustain ufe until h;s first crop Is brought in this Is unouestionably the ideal time Co make
 For the agricuiturist. who possess Northward move.
 He will have opportunity to make desirable selections. He viii be In 8 position to furnish Che railroad and other workers with supplies and he win benefit correspondingly by the fact rha, hc Is on the ground early.
 A totally different situation con fronts the laborer who leaves Seattle with @ vague idea in his head that he will find employment somewhere or. somehow in lhe Northland.
 The year 1915 win witness the in- ceptiou Of numerous great projects that will ultimately furnish employ ment for tens os thousands O, men. but it will be veal. before they are running at all and five before they have reached capacity where large for labor will exist
 The number Of workers GO be used on the railroad will be comparatively l small this year The commission : neither plans nor has Che money to carry through 9 construction pro- gram embracing the eut!gc area Co be ! traversed. Only a section of the road is to be buiit this year-and this fact should be remembered by every am. . bilious citizen who has his eye on a ! railroad position.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
RINK THEATRE WILL OPEN
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Under the supervision of contrac. tor George Brown, of Douglas. the new stage in the Rink theatre is being constructed, and will be completed by Friday night when the theatre opens with the Hurd-Hibbard attractions.
 The stage is to be larger than any thing of the kind in Alaskan towns, being IS feet deep and having 26- foot opening
 The latest model of opera chairs are being installed. and the building will have @ seating capacity of 75O.
 Having a theatre in Douglas as we'll as Juneau. Manager Armstrong says that he will be able to engage some of the best shows from the States.
 The management has engaged Prof. Coleman. late of the Orpheum circuit at Seattle, for musical director, and the orchestra will consist of four pieces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
CAREER
 READS LIKE FICTION

The romantic experience or W. L.
 Brease. the scion of Q Wealthy Goth
 am family who spent S200,00o ten years ago endeavorlng to recover pla-
 cer gold from Bullion creek. in the
 Kluane district. and who recently was
 Killed while lighting with the British forces in France. is reported in the Skagway Alaskan as follows.
 "Brcase was from @ very wealthy New York family and about the time he reached his majority came north as big game hunter. and was the first man to take 8 wagon across the country between Whitehorse and Klu- ane Lake. blazing out the trail at his own expense This was shortly after Joe Smith and his partners had dis covered gold on Bullion creek.
 While huning in the Kluane lake region. which at that time was para disc for sportsmen. Brease met Dr.. E.. $. Sugden. of Whitehorse. who was the owner of and working several claims on Bullion creek. a mile or so below discovery, and. having struck good prospects. was in consequence exceedingly enthusiastic over the fu- ture of the camp as a producer.
 'Sugden finally induced Blease to take hold of the property and Brease later secured every claim on Bullion creek. either by option or purchase outright. bought horses. wagons and the like. installed a freight line into Lake Kluane from Whitehorse. over which he shipped at enormous ex- peuse a complete hydraulic plant, steam sawmiu plant and large quanti- ties of supplies for his workmen. He was engaged in this venture for a cou- pie oi years. and during that time spent a fortune from which he re- ceived no returns whatever finally the whole cutft, and it probably now lies just as he left it. The money loss was. however, Of. small moment Co Brease. as 1t did not represent his income for even one year.
 After leaving Whitehorse Brease returned to his home In New York, and a year or so afterward was mar ried to Q daughter Of one of the old est and mos: prominent families of hat city.
 "Siy years ago he went to London IS secretary to the American ambassa- ! for and filled that position until Che | breaking out Of the European war i when he applied for naturalization as . British subject in order Go procure ! commission as an officer in the Brit sh army He was commissioned as ieutenant in the Royal Horse Guards. md later sent Go the front in France, where. it was reported he met death ess than a month ago. Dawson Sews)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
steamer Jefferson.

The company consists of the fol- lowing talent: The Elk City Trio. in harmony. songs both new and old; the Barr Sisters. singing. dancing and comedy Harry BelImaind and Edith Conway. featuring the latest society dances; Geo. P. Newton, baritone solo, ist, and White and Weston, athletic exhibition. featuring Kitty White. lady champion boxer of the world.
 The company is booked to open at the Lyric theatre, Douglas, on We'd nesday and will open the new Rink Theatre here on Friday. '''
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
IN coMMIssIoNER.s couRr.

The case of Lang Cobb vs John Reel; and Henry copley a suit to re- cover on a note which came up in commissioners office this morning, was continued to Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock to permit Reck to secure counsel.
 A deed was filed in the recorders office Saturday in which Mrs. Carrie c. Denny transfers to the W. & o. Mining company five mining claims located in the Sheep creek basin.
 Jennie Harris deeds tract of land, S5 by 25 feet on Willoughby avenue adjoining that owned by Dr. Malone, to J. E. Reynolds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-17
CITY FIREMEN ARE ON THE
 JOB ANY TIME OF NIGHT

The auto fire truck responded to a fire call at o'clock this morning from the Franklin House on Lower Front street. A good.sized blaze was soming through the roof, but was promptly oxtinguished by the small chemical without much damage to the building. though few minutes delay would have seen the structure iu flames. as 1t was the makings of biz fire
 Though the alarm found all hands asleep, 1t was scarcely more than 40 seconds from the time 1t rung until the truck was out of the fire hall onto the street Also, 10 hremen respond ed to the call and were at the scene of the alarm within few minutes.