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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24
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"a General Boots / 1907 gip.
itc0c minneapolis / MinneIuto, Dor
Scr itorc 5orbcrc0clicr paa Sotel'
LET ipr hore &omme. Gen puerltc
@cr0cn5hci Tor SrcIic5ormeen 'flll-
0c mo0ioQc9 ION oct lenmlcOe Jig
Tor en-, Der itob iom Gper9cneral
Tor Ell ioa itor og uObreot @cpG'
Qclie. NcitGotclets a%ieffcndei bdps
sc lo1t Sooc6et ibleh, Tor at Wtcns
llen intct ifuloe lobe tilbaac at ell-
lfc. Wten uf on be, ocn ltorc @e'
nerds Wcninq ON, bpoo Der no.
Qier en- 1lte aIo@ic3 Viioona, bar
belt an0erle0eS enc Operfoffcn5.
@cncrol loo ct 2icblif 2ict bpile
poa Sen llottc Menu, ocrpan lfrep
han iclp lin Spiieieo6cl % ooer'
roftc Oen til Oppnrtcrcn. Zen bar
iorinnct nrco ooifiaige N%npisnin9er
pon hporIc6cS Hettcrne ifulbc tilbe-
reoc9. Sans SpiicicoOel lgo ion
islQer: Irofoit al. ~: Sbc, fogt
Mclf, "riitct Nro0 oN SnIor, og lir'
Ser riitet @rco too Ser: mloa ri.
ties Ionqiomt, pcn6cS after % nt'
ter, ioo @reoct blir rlltet % 'preot
6clt iQicnnem, ilbcn at bli boorot
WIiboog aI. 1912: Sllppe pon
@reninler, berpaa oonltcgtc Fote-
fer mco @reninqer "au nutllrcl".
Snppcn foQeS pon Ell @uleroo, Ell
MainUpc, li0t Spinnt, en- itn'fnorell
Seg, Ell Spilelfe Spq0rpn o0 Nano
nof i'll at 0ierc Sen poalcnoe lcpn,
nnnr @rnncnc foAtc. Nonr oen Ter
pere@, tiIiUtte2 libt hoffet Fcrlillc
% Ell 0c4icrtifc mco Smpr. Suild)
ST. II. iom 6rofo'tcn. Gitens-
mao ST. 912: Ell mc9ct cnfcI M'elfc'
mrboinQ. foQt Ni2 clcr Supioca
nOcn Suffer.
Get bar poa bcnnc anlt, @ene-
raj Boots bcpnrebc lin nonbeli0c
5riifbco, i'm Stprfc oQ lloholoen'
hc0, ser illlot no flinbc mnolc iig
mco en- ma MnubS flint ban bcn'
CANA par rs Nor Qalnmcl. San Tor
taltc, at ban bar %cNctnr til at be-
ounGc mes, life al principiclle @rlin-
Sc, men Ioroi set pn&Icoe bom bcoIt,
% ban bcionot iiq bcb't 90 NOR melt
orbcibahpQtiQ pno Sen cnflc Soft.
Non fog iig Ell Iiocn Npil li9c otter
Nfi00nNcn, buor bon iom uitclt lag
sc ii1 neo 90 npb WerfningSltlul-
ocn.
@cnerolcn ll0tultc, at set life
nilbc acncre bom ipn0crIiN ON ban
lfllloc lCuc paa Nclfeltcr en- Wtaa.
nc03 Gio. Sra ST. s Mnr1en til
Nl. II Nitcn arbcioc6e SEN ibrr0i0C
General oN TorfiUmpcr Tor Ell itor
Samilm0@ioA 'om hopoc irngilci
belle bans Nicrtc.
Get pnr Sen Qnrnlc Niitoric on
iGicn; Suno cnfcl So0c. flare, op.
hoic0c (onfcr az SoriUttcr % pio+
uuOcrIiN l~loioIocIic al menncifcligC
Guncr til itorc Scirc ior Sio %
GpiQhc0.
Gen cnlelifc Ercmierlniniitcr
@ln0itonc in0Oc cnQang til Ell sen;
Get cr i~pccicIt ire Siua, iom leg
fan toffc Tor Ben Suloheb. Gncrqi
% grbcib@epnc, lea bar / Ell Iloer
huor Sc ilcltc Wenncitcr life IUllne.
re cr iltnno til al ll0ierc lcaemlip
cucr ~oun0elig Irbei0e. Nor set Tor.
itc bar lea aItiD forget Tor at ioc
rlNclil ScNcnSepellc og tat iau ne.
Qct al ben iom mtlig noe / set iric
'or Set nn0et bar ieg oItio tat Iii
til at ipiic min Mao IanQionlt o.
al moe Sen illINt ~, % Tor set ire.
Or bar ica igicnncm belle nit Cir
hin0rct Observation-Disclosures % 9Gr
Nrelicrnc / at oucritnaae ~ Tor
buntlc Si9cta @lTNcr o. Ncrnciel.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

Gen hpic SGl bar otter bolot lit
Snbtoo / Samenlooernes Serben, ef.
terot Ell forn1itigcre % iunbere Wo.
oe en- Sio bar pGrct herifenbe. Sper-
alt bar man mi Nnlcbning til at
iagttagc benne trippenoe Gang nleo
intaa Sfribt og bpieoe anG. % Sof-
tclco, ipm CT Ell nebpcnoi9 Tplge al
bcn beie &rl. s ct tp'f %nteoicinIf
Siosifriit bar Yrofcslor Or. u.
Hitid)I, Girefter for oct o%rtbppGbi-
ife Snltitllt / Sreiburg, bGpet Ell 90.
porenoe Meit MOB Sc beie Splc, ioet
ban peger paa, at life Blot @ellene
blipcr ebclogte, men peo itabig Brig
al bic SGle bill Siertepirfiombeocll
bGmn1es.
Son poapiier, at for Ell, ser bar
beie Srle, CT oct gallife llnltlig at
ltaa / lGneere Sio meo itrafte allG.
% SofteIeo. Wan fer ga oeiaa,
bporleoes llllge Eiger og Sruer, Der
bploer oen forfaitelige Wooe, maa
frllmme &nGerne, baaoe naar De
ltoar pg gaar. Spiningen al anG-
Ieooet, iom trGtfcr meo Jig Ell lig-
ncnoc Seining al Spfteleooct, fprer,
otter hpao Yrcicsioren paapiier, til
aruntning al ben ncbre Gel al sing
rabcn. Gen u%Ifienlle, h~oloningSlpic
@ona, Tom sc heie &rle ubpifler, TO-
rcr mco Jig, at ielpe Sobblaoet bent
mes / fine @epGgelier. Tooens Mllit-
Ter %iorfrcbles, % life bare bisie, men
oaiua ale SC oibre Mllifler, ionl
itaar / neie Sorbinbelie meb Dem.
Ser banner Jig ofte paa oenne Maa-
Sc Ell tppiif Ylatfoo.
Sfal Ell Came meo heie Sole be.
u9ae ii9 neboper en- @affe, iaa gilt
ser aroppens Spneoeplrnft mere oG
mere %ioroper. Sor at mobarbeioC
oennc tSoropcrglioning maa Ntiiifler
% @en / Welemioo % / Ger on.
ipGnoeS itcrft, % Ser pil sierne oan-
ne iig @lcmmer % 2igtorne, ioa Def
mere pa mere bliper Ell Elage al
aua, % Siret for De bsie SGle flnoer
oct mart beniistsmGsiigit at bepGee
iig minbit mn,lig.
WanaeIen paa @epGeel'c ierer iao
iaien meb iie ole Slnss l(lemper.
i SebtoanneIie tiltager. Germer
porer a~rppSpeaten % DC ipTffco(
Tpooer bliper minbre % minor(
iitono til at aicrc Sienelte. Serlt
uaar sc beie Sole belt banIplea %
DER aienucmieres Ell ratlcnel Nco'
pleie, fan man iiben nleo Tlio %
Saalmooiabeo blipe alle oiSie Vlaael
fpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

iom life alene niger Wanoet I'll ltg,
men oaioo burer rig 6rlgt.
Wootip ga 5nmulernc, ltadr
Gponoeliet bliper i%orfpnot, li9ne oct
iihite Slogs Glener.-"airfe oe
Solf".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24
Natur 90 Solfelip
/ Svoinoien.

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~. Sclu / sc ficIiRitc Num l Nlnct
iiacr lcrnlomctrct / Ben pornc (lo
~ ill 2S-32 @r. Nd % cuooN
/ RcQnti0cu (@}opcmbcr) infer Nri
hclocn unocr 20 @r. ScIu Sc &uo.
ifNtc flancr ocrior mcNct over Soc
rcn. a ncrior bliner aioIiNbc0 no
Get Al oct melt ior'riifcnNc, en- On
clcr fan trnfr liz (nmuIernc brit
ger berior cite llbtrnffct fob,
I,rcr n andre pil0c bruce "porm".
Otter Ocrc& SproQbrn9 Ter Ell
0ruSaom pna lin @ruo "nco folot
@lif" % raar 2GrCrcn roicr i'm
Glen, "a herr oenuc poo set "meN
roIbt 6icrtc". Naar man in0bnocr
Ell fipr @en til at bcieQc iil, "a
loper man al toae "fieIiQt" imoO
lam. Saline %, 3: "&errcn pc'
fcrfpparr min SirI", luocr / Sen
tomuIitr @ibcl innIcOc@: "Ncrrcrl
aier min SipI fieliQ". 90 &ufa9
81, 80: "@rpn0te fife port 6iertc
I os, "a ban taIte til o& poo &cIcn?"
mocr: "&ar life port Sicrtc tieliat
! rs, ga han toItc ill na?"
%ormc or oltioa ior Dem rrt @nr'
6,iuIOe, % SoIen er life Ell 900
Magt. men Ell ito0iQ 6icuOc. Gc piI
cItiau life i%oritnn, nonr III taller ON
5olen@ &cliilueIic, men oerimob
ioritoar sc nomcrfet, hpoO hrr |
.1Iott. 10, - iiQcS on &ennen pcN
al ~Qipc Ell al oi@ic imno ct NTg1r
toInt &on0 at hrifh".
Weu5 oltiou SOIcu life or irrIia
reflect, err Nerimob M}oonen Eonrl'
Ierne5 2lnolim. Gen pIoaer ornl
life nr0 pormr StroaIcr, men ocl
lnicr ooQ iua itcrtt, al mon fan liooe
pou lin %cronoo % u0cn &dnlfcIiQ.
hco IUic lin 9lpi9 pes Wdanelu'et
ToQ ber iulidIo en- GuropUer ol0ria
ii0oc mco morttct Nopco / N}aone-
FIN. ga pQion Mooncn fan "%ltlffc"
Oml0n. Saline 121, g., ioo man
fon uoiUttc liz lor Noocopinc %
andre %iNclicr pc6 al ii00c mlc0 Blot
lei Moue0 / M%norltin.
VT 1umlIcrnc irttcr itor Nri@
loa Waoneu, fonmcr o9icu ircul
ocrr@ Groiprol. lc bar inoIc0c2
c. SroIproQ iom iiQcr: "ScIu ON
Ser err 1000 Stlrrucr puo Nlnm1c'
len - oct cr 500 life N}uoncn",
ol noor man oil Qiorc riNtiN pore
q Tolf. inWmWull0ncr man Dem
mcO Moaucn. Gen Nnmlr Nil9lio'
lar Souoc1rcu, iom i en- NarrUttl
hau0c pirfct blon0t Dem / NiaNnra.
r.itrittct. falbtc Sc i0oroc2 "A}i3ljo.
Karen. ION lllncr N}uoncn" - pct
uor nct itcritc %9Grc2nnun 0r tu0C
Giuc BAN,
Sra ,NrI ill Cftobcr thinner So.
lun bpcr cWitc GaQ. Nommcr Ocy
Inhabitants en- 0ol Ell EN- plo
NimnclcL i0o tr set "M}ui1", D. ..
+ 5fuiiclit. ! belle ornnt (lo be.
lrprr man oIOril at iporQc ON
lrorOou %2irlt bIipCr iuor0cu y
SET or Qouitr bttclncnoc at Nct ia.
militt Sprpl / set hclc life hol
nc0ct llntrut iorl Ser. w0ol
pau ell 2~puOicrtur. bchour man
N:sic M,aoucotr nloril az inAc n.
rcpIr mcO 'iQ Tcrinr,o rlcicr 5,
bcorc itjncNc gicrnc At BRUCE en-
curppUiif Noroiol.
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ioolcoc2 iom set bar ser he's rs ON
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

GIcnoiQhc0 fou 300 OH, iinoes Sloc
en- She. Golf er brrtlae III ii
latte oocritpr. bpo0 sc tlcncr. "Pcn.
Ncne fIpuer liQc ioo LEI iom @oUllo
,<ili Wddnco". Ierior, lnfh'llI
Sen, iom blnnot iinc SlcntninQe bnr
IN ria Mlono, Der tnn blUlpe BAN.
Chi iii at orbeioc bcbepcr mar %
&Unocr, men iii at ipiic bchsper
man finn IN Ndon0".
Ntnnac cr / tor @iUIO, % Hc1.
tcrllc cr mc1ct beic, ~ Frocent
9irIocr lon en- rem @cIIiercnbeoS.
rCntc.
(omulcruc tror poo S~ipleron-
oriuQcn. Noor man oer, penoer
man olti0 tiIboQc / en- nm Sfiffclr,
&C hper I'M 6orOonoIinQ er on Sen
eIler Straf Tor ems tloIiQcrc Yio.
N}cu / bpiIfcn SfiffcIic man oi(
fonmc iNiru iom Ntono eller
Guinbc, iom Roriu clIer @robmnr,
lem Slif cllcr 6ilal, iom @Iantc cllcr
&ln0 - Def ucO ma life.
&c bpper Tor ben ubp1qrliQ2
Sfirbuc, % sc fjcn6cr life til
Suno4iorIooelicn5 5rpit. Gcrior
ioroQtcr sc oaion Gnfcn, thi bun er
Nonitc iiffcrt Sfplo / lin Monos
Ieb.
Eou @run6 al 2prn ON SiGic.
pon0rinQcn oniec% oct Tor Spno At
hrrbc ct GDr. &c ino Sloqtcre,
iom iinbcS, cr 0er'or olernc Muho-
mcnoocre, oA ieIp Ni3ir iIoater finn
Tnor % @ic0er.
Gommlernc err - Tom iuo mango
un0re al Eitel9 6olf pucrorcott
hriliQe / ocrc& ll6trDf. 0r taller al
lis ON ocre& "Nr. IoOcr" % "6rl
Mioorr", % SEN ,ln0ieotc ioriifrer
%N}i2iionrrcn ON, at "cocr9 (iencr"
lCOcr pei ~ rr iriif pna @rmO al
WuO3 @ormhicrtiQhc0 % "cocr3
9}on0c3" Bonner. : pore 2rcn N
ser ocrc@ llotrpt iom SmiQer o0
Cucr0ripclic. Gn Grucr mon
'rlpiolQcliN tiItolc i'm Ncrrc mes
Sen ~itoritc llnocrooniQbeo. Soolc.
oc3 Tiger ban +. Gr. til i'm @errc:
"Nrt NrbciOc, iom sc o%npiicr mig
mc0 GDOrn, ifdl lea uoiere mcb
Nonn0cn". Get monplcr life pnn
Neili0bc0, men oct mnugIcr oitc pon
Souohco3firrIiQbc0. @liucr oc
imiNIrrtio lrcbnc ! @cQu, iaa blipcr
sc "bpi0c AZ Sfom". 81 Sc bor
onloo NrNipro1 iom opmuntrcr iii
SNHohto@tiUrljQhc0: "@o0 sin "a.
Ic bore iom mmoItct McIf," Is. u.
! rem W}tIt, i0ct Sen tnmllitc Bon.
DC oftr pIcicr at 6Inn0c MclfcnO.
"a set hchcr oQioo trUiicn>p: "6or
nFrr SNNIl ochoocr mon III me-"
Ter cr oQiou Croiproh ionl o0pn.
r'r moo onort S0Ilotr, !. Gr. %re'
oc: "'IIocr ell N'"'cn a. NJ I Nm
&c, 'oo porcr Sen life no iNicu". Sl
o. bar en- lcpcnhc Tolclic al. at set
cr I'll lIIcart pdll'IcliQ SoQ at bIlpc
SnlIorll mn; Sclo ON 0u pol
'ori'r 'o NlI Snll0tn 'oINcr BOG
llt'o ol0".
(iIilut wllIr CrN ON Gomilicli.
net Get cr Qicrnc Nruo0onmcnS
6orrIorc iom pUlQtr Nnioru. Eao
NrnlIlp3oa3rn binder ioa @rlloNum.
men en- Snor mcN en- Cali" cHG0-
to't1b@mcN0iaon0 ON @riotu&
Nol2. vi liitc liz foI0c3 oerior at
biuoc en- Nuitru Oct cr Nc@pUrrc
ct oItior trUiicl>r llotruf. thi ira
III AZ cr Nn'trlltn 'ottl't bulbct.
MIN pno VrnIIllp@oo0en 'pl'cr sc
'dlllnl'IL 'lo1n 'pl'tr W}on0cn oltl0
'or 'tl 'tIp. ~ 0et bIlpcr "a $40.
mems ga al po@lc pno at tole ion
uP'9tt Moo, at Der tan bIipc not
i0irH III hllloi llonr Monou bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

esns -Tsssrah. Soften" til eIrsi % geuna
! oct SamIe canS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-24

fteueer 1. en- snmaittnef 'cIeoennsns
q faa sco fsm uooen anoen eemafitne til Ses
ecbbeI,e Iris.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

Dry goods at Butts.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11
IDITAROD BEST ALASKA
 PLACER CAMP PER CAPITA

Former Senator Henry Roden, who is in Juneau for few weeks on busi- ness, says Iditarod is the best placer camp per capita in Alaska. He pre- diets that its 1915 output will total $3 900 ,OOO-within $5OO,OOO to $l,- 100000 of the total for the so-called Fairbanks district, and the latter draws from several camps located 100 to 15O miles away, while the ldit- arod output is for the district in the immediate vicinity of that town.
 "Of course" said Mr. Roden, "Fair- banks is the leading town in the in- terior of Alaska, but that is not be- cause it is a better placer camp than Iditarod. It is because it is the com mercial and official center of the ln- terior country, and, as such, draws from the whole Yukon and Panama valleys."-Ex.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11
National Forest Timber For Sale,

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alas ka, up to and including December |, 1915, for approximately 62,5OO linear feet of spruce piling on an area of approximately 160 acres on the east shore of Cook Inlet, beginning F mile south from East Foreland and A mile east from shore, thence east 1s mile, thence south 1s mile, thence west 1s mile, thence north F mile to place of beginning. No bid of less than %c. per linear foot for all piling up to and including 75 feet in length and 1c. per linear foot for all piling over 75 feet in length will be consid- cred. Deposit with bid $250,00. The right to reject any and all bids is re- served. Before bids are submitted full information concerning the tim Der, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtain ed from the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska.
 First publication Nov. 1, 1915.
 Last publication Nov. 15, 1915.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11
FAVoRS HOSPITAL HERE

FAIRBANKS-In a recent letter received by E. B. Collins, speaker of the territorial house of representa- tives, w. w. Getchell, representa- tive from the Nome district, who is now at Seward, asks the endorsement of the Fox man for plan he has for opening a sanitarium at the railroad terminus. Mir. Getchell hopes to open a sanitaruim which will be in posi- tion to take care of all the Alaska in- sane without sending them to the States.
 Mir. Collins stated yesterday that he was in favor of Mir. Getchell's plan or any other plan that would prevent the insane from being sent outside where they do not receive as good treatment as they are entitled to- Fairbanks Times.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

conlnlSSl0n
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

the business had been established along with the Constitution-has put it's traditional bar sinister on the name of Galt, as Washington did not extend it's arms. So there you are. The President has picked for the greatest social honor Washington knows, a person quite unknown to social Washington. He has elevated this person from trade to dipense the social honors of the nation. Talk about prince and beggar girl; it is not only in fiction that there is TO- mantle drama"
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11
USE OF ALASKAN
 COAL ON NATIONS
 wARSHIPS URGED

Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane is cooperating with Secre- tary of the Navy JOsephus Daniels to bring about the use of Alaskan coal in United States battleships next summer. This inference is drawn by Alaskans from the fact that Secre- tary Lane has announced that he will ask for S9,OOO,0OO for construction work on the government railroad next season. This sum is sufficient to put in all the necessary bridges between Anchorage and the Matanuska coal fields and to complete the laying of track to that point.
 In the event of the fields being open ed next year, the navy department doubtless will send fleet of colliers into the North and may dispatch a number of warships to Alaska for coal. Engineers in the service of the navy department have been in Alaska all summer selecting pier and bunker sites. George Watkin Evans, mining engineer for the government, also spent the summer in the north and after dividing the coal fields into workable units is now completing his maps.-(Seattle Times.)
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

publication the San Francisco Chamber of Activities which the bulletin of the chamber of commerce
 the which hand yesterday that the Daily Gateway is largest paper pleasant reminder of the fact that Gateway overlooked The San Francisco pub caOu may gone little far The Gateway not be largest fairly the largest in the territory But size is not so much The supplies the Press day publish the just as quickly published little boast for Alaska The Gateway gets large necessity for padding of kng making like big any of the other little dcspcabe practsed by papers without standing.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11
SEWARD. ALASKA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER H. lsl5

who the Evans may take it upon Washington and he represents the people here or any portion the extraordinary He has been to this paper anyhow Gateway compelled make of him be- cause to be a publishing which he seemed hachg quite possible his activities Washington might paper therefore, formally states that there is no one going represent people,
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

ton society. Her husband was in trade so Washington society did not take her in and the score has been piliug up for 19 years. Before mar
 riage Edith Boiling did not know what it was to receive a snub. The
 Bollings' were kin to all the first families of Virginia, but trade-retail trade, even jewelry and even though
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

the building of the railroad from Mile seventOne An would and three million dollars shows work has been stardh great and strong money. appropriated for the possible will be made the base operations will be condition for the shipping supplies be the base for much merely repairing present
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-11

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ENTER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the NORTH ALASKA SALMON COMPANY, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California, and whose post office address Is no Market Street, San Francisco. California, as assignee of Joseph R. Harrigan, administrator of the Estate of Kyhran Horan. deceased. being entitled to the benefits of section 2306 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and amendments thereto. has applied to make entry of that tract of land described as U. $. Survey No. 9l4, and situated on the West bank of Kvchak River, approximately six miles above the mouth of the Alagnak River. District of Alaska, and in Latitude 59 deg 06 min 50 sec. North and in Longitude l56 deg. 4l min. 44 sec. West. and more particularly described as follows to wit:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1 of said survey, whence U. s. l.. NJ. R. G. M. bears S. 40 deg. O7 min. ". 2O.70 chs. distant. thence East. var. 23 deg. 10 min E.. 800 chs. to corner No. 2. meander corner at line of mean high water on Kyichak River. whence witness corn CT bears West l.S2 chs. distant; thence. meanderinR along line of mean high water on west shore of Kvchak River. var. 22 deg. E., N. 28 deg. 25 min. E. 7.20 chs. N 29 deg. 54 min. E. 3.60 chs |: No 30 deg. % min. E.. 665 chs to Corner No. 8. meander corner. whence witness corner bears West l93 chs. distant Thence West. var. 26 deg. E. ll.69 chs. to corner NO. q thence OOuNIlS var ~ hSbs iS' l5.S5 chs. to corner No. 1. the place of be- ginning. containing ll.l4 acres;
 As additional to Homestead Entry No. li46 made August 26. 1865. by Kyhran Horan, at Ionia. Michigan Land Office for the s. 12 of SEE. A of Sec. 30. township IS north, range 10 west. containing so acres.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely said tract of land. or any portion thereof are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are filed during the period of publica- ton and posting within 30 days thereafter. they will be barred by virtue of the statute and the regulations hereunder.
 It is hereby ordered that this notice be published for the statutory period of SO days In the SEWARD GATEWAY. a newspaper of general circulation printed at Seward, AL aska. published nearest the land applied for.
 c. B. WALKER. Register First publication Nov. II. 1915.
 Last publication Jan. 20. 1916.
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MRS. CALF TO SETTLE
 SOME OLD SCORES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Gilson Gardner. writing yesterday for the United Press, said that Mrs. Gals
 soon become Mrs. Woodrow Will son and the first lady of the land, lis settling old scores with Washing
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior.
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Juneau, Alaska, September 10, 1915.

U. s. LAND OFFICE at Juneau, Alaska, September 10, 1915. NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Ulanky, of Knik, Alaska, who, on May 2l, 1915, made homstead ap- plication, No. 01774, for ShNEA N WANEA NEA SEA NWASEh Sec. 34 lots 1 and 2, Section 35, Township 16 N, Range 8 W, Seward Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore U. s. Commissioner E. M. Spaulding, at his office at Knik, AL aska, on the 18th day of November, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 O. G. fleming,
 James M. Patchell,
 G. W. Palmer,
 A. M. -MeNeil, all of Knik, Alaska.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register. First publication Oct. 5, 1915. { Last publication Nov. Il, 1915.s
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SERIAL NO. OI7SS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska. June %. 1915. SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD
 ENTRY BY ASSIGNEE.
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TO BE GOOD, fruits, nuts, candies, should be new stock. "TRY THE KEY"
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Long distance telephone booth al The Branch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
MEN NH0LOOIED
HACKFELD'sGET
EASY SENTENCES

John Fabian, Thomas Kahue, John,
Manuel and Peter Frank, J. Il. Kea.
loha, Sal King. Suioka and Nishamah
"a, the nine employees of Haedsld &
Company arrested for plundeTing the
stores of the firm, pleaded guilty tc
larceny in police court today, and all
drew light sentences. Fabian got fouT
months on the first charge and sus-
pended sentence of 13 months On the
second charge. The three Franks got
the same medicine, as also did So
King, Kahue got a suspended sent
ence of Is months on the first charge
ana the second charge was nolle
pressed. Kealeha got three months
and a suspended sentence OF IS months
on the two charges. SHioFa got three
months en- one charge. Nishimura was
released on suspended sentence o.
Is months on one charge.