davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
is CHAMPION RUNAWAY PONY
Little sorrei, MethuseIah Of Horses.
viii Be Cherished Until Death
by Owner.

Oconto. Wis.-"His name Is Cap
tain, but I'm calkalatin' Z change 1t t
Methuselah," said w. H. Phillips, own
er Of livery stable. speaking OF a
little horse which has given him
service for more than twenty years,
aud which he personally knows to
be several months past thirty-eight.
The average life of a horse is about
fourteen years.
Captain. little sorrel Indian pony, is
taking life easy now. He 10 comfort
ably stabbed, carefully fed, coddled
and petted. In the spring he will be
given free run Of a large pasture,
where he can disport himself almost
as freely as did his wild forbears.
I've sold him three times and given
him away once" said Mr.. Phillips,
but nobody can buy him now. He
has been in more than one hundred
runaways. and believe he'd run away
right now II he was given a chance.
He is perhaps the Oldest horse in
the world. and I'll keep him as long
as he lives"
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
MEMS MOST USEFUL AGE BE-
TWEEN SIXTY AND SEVENTY

Investigation by keen men has
shown that mans best work has
been done between the ages Of six
ty and seventy years. declared Pres
ident e. r. Bryan of Colgate univer-
sity, in an address before the Ore
gon teachers association. President
Bryan said:
six hundred of tie most impor-
tant scientists, statesmen and old
world famous men were selected, and
1T was found that only five per cent
OF them accomplished their worlds
work before the age OF forty, ten
per cent between forty and fifty,
twenty per cent between fifty and
sixty; thirty-five per cent between
sixty and seventy; twenty one per
cent after they had reached the age
of eighty"
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
LIFE is FULL OF ACCIDENTS
Bad Luck Appears to Have camped
on Trail Of This Mary.
land Man.

Frederick, Md.-Lawson A. Dubel,
ffty-nine. who thinks the bad luck
"jinz" has followed him more per-
sistently than any other man in the
state, has been informed by his physi-
clan that he must undergo an opera.
tion for growth on his eye. Recent
ly growth was removed from his
other eye.
His other mishaps since childhood
have been: Left hand almost cut of,
right arm broken, severely scalded.
Jaw broken. trampled upon by horse
and three ribs broken. one ear torn OF
and hole pierced in his head, left
foot nearly cut of, kicked by a horse
and leg broken. He also was pinned
beneath a 1,500-pound derrick and
every rib broken and both hips were
injured.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

earth until ones time comes-until
the enemy dares advance and we must
throw him back or until the command
reaches us from the rear: Forward!
Attack"
Meanwhile, there we lie. And, over
our heads, horror shrieks.
The roaring, cracking. spattering.
laundering, growing. crashing goes on
unendingly. Always, always. Every
shot may bring the end; the end Of one
Of those who wait.
Oh. II could only accompany my
slender little daughter just little bit
further into life. And my wife,
who has struggled and fought by my
side for the length of human life
could / but look again into her eyes
and speak loving farewell to her. :.
1t is that way with all OF US. Oh, do
not believe that any one of us is
crouching here under the earth callous
and without feelings, that through the
stretch of clayish soil. Callousness is
not courage
You lie and wait
You lie and listen.
You lie and think
Then, after days and days and days
of this, comes the order: You are re-
lieved. You have two days for rest. A
South German detachment relieves
Hocker's men. He writes:
l could not ride. | found / had to
learn over again how to use my limbs
On foot | led my company away.
| looked into a mirror. had to
smile. The bit of hair which I still
possess has, during these last ten days,
turned white!
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

Would that we could blct from the
scroll of Colorado's history such de-
famers of tie state as Ben Lindsey,
Mother Jones and severa! others of
like ilk. These people have acted
well their part in disgracing the
state that gave them prominence.
But it remains for the Goth general
assembly to complete the work of
destruction. We have refrained pa
tiently from castirg a word of CEN
sure, hoping tiat in the dying hour
of its existence they would promul-
gate some laws whereby we could
look back with pride into tie dim
vista of tie past, and point TO their
business-like ability. Tie 7th gen
eral assembly hrs been held up TO
scorn. but their estuteness in so skill
fully manipulatirg affairs, that their
deeds show the imprint of a business
like body While the Goth will go
down into hi tory IS a body. unloved,
and rnsang.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

Tie observer.-s2.oo per year.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
His Hair Grown White.

When we were young men, we
learned nothing of this new form OF
war History, 1t seems, kept 1t for
this most difficult and bitterest OF cam
paigns. To stick it out under the
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

With the coming of spring, the
honk of the automobile is heard up
on our golden streets. and the police
men are kept busy guiding the lines
OF pedestrians in safety over our
street crossings.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08
The Last War.

Paris.-ln speech pleading for the
widest recognition of acts Of bravery.
Former Premier BRAND Of France
said: 1T must be remembered this
Will be the last war. There will not
be another for hundred years."
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

We hear that the "Juckleberry
Dispatch" Will soon be discontinued
and the new train Of reclining chair
cars substituted to accommodate the
summer travel.
Gilpin observer., 1915-04-08

The J. P. Morgan collection CT por-
celains. gathered from all quarters OF
the globe, has Just been sold at a
price estimated at from $3,50O,00s to
s4.0o0,0O0. The late financier priced
this collection as the most valuable OF
his wonderful store of art treasures.
The illustration shows two of the most
costly Of the porcelains. The Japan
ese vase, on the left. is valued at $780,
900. and the Red Hawthorne vase,
on the right. is valued at $125.000.
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Sic Ban=Mmerican Sobacco Com
pottD tit organiliert moroen gum
3peefe Der @~erltellung BON Gigarrcft
llno @igaretten nno nm Elm aQgemei-
mes Sa6afgeid1ft 81 betreiben. SIN
Sobre 1918 iino iiber lie6en 8iaio-
men Gigarren u1to fiinf5ebn gidiorea
.Gigarettett in Sen 8ereirigten Staa=
ten fdbri6iert moroefL eir1e &ermeb-
rung BON iiber 300 MiQionen Cigar
rem n1lo 5pei giliollen Gigoretteu
mebr fuie I'M porigen Sabr. Site ia
ben einen Marft gefnnoen nno iirD
acrandt iuprSen nnS Miaionem Gpf-
lars iinb perSient pproeu.
Die 9rofite i'm gobaf @eidait
neroen I'M Sabre 1913 auf $780,
100000 abgeIdabt.
Die Ean=Nmerican Spbaccu Gpn.=
pang DUn Sun MmtpniD, Scras, miro
Die erite Gisaretten -Maidline i'm Sir
ben amfitellen mno merifaniiden Sa-
6af sebrand)em. Die Maidine fat
cine taglid)e aapasitat BON 100000
Gigaretten nnS uirft einem Mini-
mnm-Erofit ab bom $4,000 per
Sag, u6er $75,0OO.00 per Sabr, iuas
mebr lit ipic 100 Hrpsent Ser sansen
aapitaliiernns Der Hm-M merican
Sobaeco Company.
Die 8an-American Sobacco Cont
PAM miro lire Sabrif NIT ben me-
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WlferIei.
Vor Den W1topu i'm

Sor Den Altgen TIRES BaterS,
George S. GIoie, imiroe am 9onnerS-
fag Nadmittag / 1lbr Die 8 Sabre
ate Wnrjorie an Der ode potl Gar
ten unO Sting @iaiam StraBe BON
einem Iutomobil iiberfabren. Sic
erlitt @erlebnneen am gein uno per-
Tor mebrere 31bne. 9as &ino mar
i'm gegriff BON Der eIterfiden 8ob-
nltng, 115 @aibington Str, in Die
Sfule 5u geben. SIR gater begIei.
tete tie, blieb ouf Der ailoeren Seite
Der StraBe 5uriif uito iiberpadte
Die Eo1ter, tpie tie iiber Die StraBe
idritt. Sa fam oos Mutomobil in
GROCER Shnefigfeit beralt molte
ideinbar in ole Sing @iIiam StraBe
einbiegen uno rib oos &ino Inn. Or
@bauffeur, Sc. 90. 9apis, fpl,roe per-
haftet uno unter 800 8iirgidoft ees
ltellt.
SIN 4Iter BON Ga Sabren itnrb
g. s. TbomnS, Der elm ereignisrei-
DIES 2eben binter fif bat. 4ls iun-
ger @nnn fiibr er Sra9tipogen nod
Mierifo uro beitan0 5ablretd)e &dtl-
pfc NIT Snoianern. Spater lieB CT
ii6 ouf einer Nanh nls 8ieb5iidter
nieOer II. Dor etfua 8tpei Sabren 5og er
nod San Mntonio.
Ger 8riga6e : General g. s..
gliB bat iif nod Brownsville bege-
ben, INN Die Eruppen nno oas Sort
@romn 81 inlpi5ieren.
9as 8oItoepartemert IN @aihr
ineton bat angeoronet, oaB tpieoer
3oitantueifungen in Sobe bon iiber
800 nod ben fr~iegfiibrenoen 2dn-
bern alsgeitellt merben oiirfen. Mnl
3. Iugrif 1914 nuroe oie Srnlnle
mlf 500 beifrdnft.
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3ipeites spmpboniefunsert.

Ous 5tueite groBe Spmtpboniefor-
5ert am 9%onnerItag abeno bot oen ge-
ludern mieoer einen lelfenen nrulifa-
.liiden @emiB. gs iullroee nit Der
fiinftenS Dnlpbonie geetbopen's croft
net. Cine berrIide @ieoergobe Die
fer ergreifenoen Tonoihtungl Gas
wil0e Treito, oas nornebm rubiqe
Nrodnte, oas fpehielnoe, bon ldppalt+
fenoer Stimmrng beberrldte g(ne-
gro, oas Damn IN Dem SlibeIdor ser
5inale ertoet, alle mnroen lie NUMBER
bar gelpielt, ieoe, audi Die feinItc
Huance fam 5nr @eltling, ales Go-
rafteriItiid)e wltrOe in i6drflter @ei-
ie berporaeboben. ltebrigens maj es
oas erlte Wtal, oaB Elm &on5ertpnbli-
fun bier In San 4ntonio cine gaitse
Spmpbonie 8eetbopeu's 5r boren
befam uto IN elmer 8eiie 81 borea
befam, Die meilterbaft mar. Soffent-
lid miro niis Serr glaaffen IN ben
fommenoen aon5erten nod meiter III
Den Kindergarten geetbopen'ider
Spmpbonienoidtung einfiibren.
6rau g. 6. Marfs iang Die Mrie
Der rGliiobetb" ans Dem ySannbdu-
FER uno errtete nit ibrer treffll-
den @ieoergnbe oerielben reider
geifaa. Spater lang Serr emmett
Gounotree, Der cine iebr ifone flana.
pone 8aritonitimme beiist, orei Gle.
Der, o8rei @anoerer" bon Sermann
Open tbp blue gpes~ BON Mailene!
imo v@bere Gorbou has reiteo" Dor
Sobr. Aae orei biibIhe interelidnt.
aompoiitionen, Die BON Dem S6neci
iebr gut borgetraeen miroen.
0as Sr6elter ipieIte ole Siinertlirl
I5um n0berpn" bon @eber unb Der
,.0nnie @acabre" BON Saint- Saens
beioe Glide tpuroen nie6er proft
nnu norgetrogen, fielen aber soc
uae beiDe geqen Die SDmpbonie az
mnltig ab. 8obei lit Die Sberon
Ouperture NIT ibrem glfenipnf mi
ibren lhonen Welooien an mo fl
iih cine gana pr1dtige aompoiition
Sn benz 9otentans ipieltc Die iear
+; idmierige uno menig oanfbare Bic
linbegIeitung Serr @m. Warr. Gil
iuunoerbiibihes Gtiid mar Der o2ebt
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Sroum Der Sungfran~ bon Moiienet,
cine fem melo6i0ie &ompoiition, oia
bon ben Strei6initrumenten lebr
ldon ooraetragen nl1roe. Den Sc
lflnB Deg &on5erts bilbete oie aeraoe
nift berporragenoe o4n1ericon sSuu-
talie" bon &ictor Serbert, nit Dem
Star Spangleo @anner" ols SSina-
lie, BET Dem iif natiirlid ole, Mnli-
ter uno 3uborer, erboben. @eipielt
tm1roe oas rati6enoe Stiif lelbftper,
Itanoli6 n~ortreffli6. !
9uS &on5ert bot, tpie gefagt, gro-
BEN @enuB mno mir ieben nit Spon-
nltng Dem oritten aoraert entgegen.
Ser 8eiuf NOR 9onneritag obeno eth
beiIerer als beim eriten &on5ertA
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lie Sesislatmr.
% Sn111tnr

44. ~. N)N+bt0Ls IL
8as Sansb bot 5if) geipeigert, oie
&egeln 51 oeran0ern uno Sen 8emiI.
|ligungsbiQS ben 8orrang Dor alIell
onoern Ingelegef1beiten at ge6en. gS
miro allgemein ongellontmet, oof
man in Solee oieies gei6lniies an
cine lange Sibung rednen fann.
Gem &auie plrOe Die 8iG, mel6e
onoronet, OaB Gamen ni9t permtI6t
meroen oorf5 5ur Innabme ernpfob.
fen. 9agegelt tpllroen Die SaneD'idC
8ia, Oie beitinlnlte, ooB dltere riiG
itanoige Steuern ni6t foaeftiert
iperoen ioateit, ulo Ser gei6lnB
Sempelton's, oaB Elm gerfaiiitngs-
fonpention ein6erufen meroen loae,
nidt sur Mnnabme ~empfoblen. Der
@eifluB, Dem 8olfe ein @erfaliungs-
announcement por8ulegenz onr1 Dos
nie 9auntpole= unb Standardization
mlf 5ebnl Sabre BON Steliern befrelt
merocr, fpuroe sur Mnnabme empfot=
len. q
Inter Sen I'M Salie einge6rodten
8orlagen befanoen iid eih 9eidluB,
ollrd Sen oie 3abl Ser 9}idter be5
Staats Supreme @eridts atf
leds erbobt miro, u1o ein anoerer
@eihlnB, Der l1niperIit1t uno Ider=
6auidltle bon einanoer trennt.
SIN Senat mlr0e groBes Iufles
ben ourh einen 8eihluB erregt, ben
Senator Sobnion BON Saa gountp
einbradte. Der geibluB ~perlangf
Die MbItimmline iiber eiften Serial
illngsauias, onrd ben Der Staat ge=
teilt miro. Sobnion min ben @e-
item urt0 ben YanbnnDle 5t einem
beionoerea Gtaate MAIDEN, Der ben
Namen Sefferion fiibren ion. Die
@renSe oieies Staates ion om SEQ
Riper b~eginne1i, an ben Gren5ein bon
Clan, Goof, BaIo 8into, gratb, Co
mande, Mias, San Saba, &imble,
gomar0s, Sinner un6 Maperif BIS
nod Dem Hio @rnn0e lanfen. gr
aus Dem am ~lpenigften bepol-
ferten 9eil oes Gtdates, in benz es
MIR cine gr0Bere Staot, gl Iaio,
geben unO in Dem bauptidfli6 SieD-
8udt getrieben meroen nJiiroe, gc-
biIoet meroen. Senator Sobnion baf
ben geidyluB aus Merger cingebraAt
neil man feline Sill sur Neiteinte'-
lung ser Senntsoiitriffe nidt anneD-
men min. gs lit mol faum i'm grnIf
ouran 5u benfen, odB Oiefes Dorge-
ihlagene ieltiame Staatengebiloe ie-
mails @irflid)feit iper0e.
Sine onoere ieltiame 8orlnge lit
cine 8ia, oie es nit elmer Strafe be-
legt, menn ii1 ser Snbaber zines ber
@ernter: gfidter, giienbabnfommii-
iar, BeneraInnpalt un0 Comptroller,
Inn elm anoeres Mmt befpirbt.
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oerniten Maidiaeh perieben. Cine
Spe5ialit1t Der @eienidaft meroen
merifaniihe gigaretten iain, ioIde,
ME in Der .8ueno Como gignret-
ten Jabrif in Ser 5taot Merio ber-
geifeqt meroen. 0ieIe gigaretten er-
freuen iif) Der groBten Ra1frage nrso
miro oerielbe Sobafs oieielbe Mrbeit
un6 0ieielbe Waldine benntt tper-
6enI oieielbeu Gigaretten f0mten
bergeItent un0 groBe Hrofite in bic
fer 8rande aaein gemaht tperoen.
3ieIe Gigaretten uerben in Merico
fir 2 Gents per Nafet perfauft, lie
iinb aus Dem reiniten uno beiten Ia
BAT gefnadt unb tperben, menln man
fie einfual berinht iminer gebraud)t
tperben. Sn oteiem 2anbe berfnufen
fid oieie gigaretten 8u 25 Gents
per Eafet. Die BansMmeriean 60
bucco COMPANY ertpartet WiIioncll
Hafete I'M Netail au 10 Gents 81,
~berfmufen einen gliten 8rofit fir biz
gompmp laiienb.
Die Gtsaretten : Tabrif Isl 8nem
Spnp" in Meriep gitb fabrisiert nm
gefabr 20,00O,0O0 Gisaretten per
Sas. Mle bieie Gisaretten iinb per-
fault mnb bringen einen enprmen
Brofit. Gesbalb bat bic gaem Spno-
SabriE ibren AftionGren NiIionen
Sollars 9ibioenSen bssablt.
Die Nahfrage nof elmer gmten
merifamiiden gisarre lit aud nrge-
beuer- Merifnniid]er Sabaf in @e.
idmad unO aualitdt lit bon nidfs
i~ibertroffen.
Serr 81. Gaiarin, Der lett pielen
Sabren nit 8alia Sermannps, Sabri-
fanten Ser beriibmten y9a Yrmeba"
gisarren in @era Gras, Meriep, mar,
Lift 9raiioent unierer @eieui6aft. sc
fenut ons Gignrren- uno Sabof- &C.
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anlegen und $50, 500 oder $500 jedes Jabr uoa
Gurer HnIage erbaIten?
Hnlassn defer Ht werdsn oft 9efaadbt and IS lit BIOS die gra9s, das
fdtge GeCNaft and die ridbtss zsft auszawabsn.
Ell, was anasrs sstan BADEN upa was wiz ~ tn Dsasnoussn.

idaff, griinolid uno 1T in oielef
gronbe elm @rpert.
Ser 3oa auf importierte merifa-
nii6e @igarren 1tflo gi9aretten lit
$3.50, gereinigten Stoaten @elo per
Bfnn6 uro 25 Brosent mebr hires
@ertes lingefdbr $500 per Bfltno.
Ger 3on ouf BEN better merifanifhett
gnbaf, mie en- BON oieIer gompnltg
eebrau1t miro lit 35 Gents Der
Gfuno. 9feles leBt Die Gompanp III
gtano gigarretten nro Gigarreu sat
beoeutenb bera6geiebten Breiien gu
nerfaufen nno Der gan5en @elt Sc
leaelbeit SIT geben etpas altsfabms
neiie @ntes 8u raionablenn 8reiie az
rande1t.
Die Company miro alld) gigarrea
uno Gigaretten bon tiirfif6em fli=
haniidem Horto Gfean i1no einbei-
mii6em Gnbaf fabri8ieren.
Sn 8erbinoung init Der Company
Iteben 2eute BON GROCER grfabrnyte
i'm @eihGft. Sober meiB oaB
Ieine groBe Nad}fraee fir einen gn-
ten @rtifel IN Der &audt8 Bromide bor
bmnoen lit. Die gompanD fam TO-
fort NIT ibrem @efddft Beginner
II. es lit fem 3meifel, bob friibe Oh
~piOenoen auf cine Weloanlage IN BET
Yan-Nmerican Eobacco Company
a~1isge5ablt peroen. Sn pieIen SUI
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len iino Eabafsaftien in fur5er 3eit
gu flint uno ~mebrmaIea geltiegen
BON ibren1 Original : @ert, oa Die
gomparien groBe Oibioenoen be8abIt
BADEN. 9iele gignratten 6abri-
|fanten, weIhe fIein %angefangen Be-
ben Dor menisen Sabren fins iest
Ifper reid.
aftien In Ser Han-Mmerican Co.
|boeco SO. mer0en angeboten: 3n Bdr
$4,000 per Mftie. Die Company
Lift fapitnIiert 5i 100000 ulto
berTpridt cine Der BELT ~be5dbiten TN
ternebnrllilgen al ner0en. Cine @eIo-
anlaee IN 6ieIer COMPANY peripriht
iebr profitabel gu meroen. 5riiEs
uno groBe Dipioenoen miiiien ge
mabt meroeu lltlo ser @ert Der Ms-
ltien pir0 in. fur5er 3eit melt iiber
Bnr iein. 2erte melde bertraut NIT
oieier Srtonltrie fin0, empfebIem lie
Imarm Dem llnternebmer.
Ink Suuhpuuy yul ttM Stupttul buH
l$50,000.00, seteilt in 5000 Aftien
BON $1,000. Die Nftien fimD bpI
besablt mno m%nafeFbar nno IoIten
Sipibenben bon 100 Erusent nnb
mebr jahrIid abiuerfen.
@ier tit cine @eIegenbeit fir oaS
8ublifunt in Der er1ten gigoretten-
nnb Giagrren-dnbrif in ben Ser.
Staaten cine Gnpitalanlase ~ ma
den, meldje meTifaniiden Sabat
Gcarbeitet.
IS til elm Dor5iiglideS Angebot.
Die Atien iiio nidt inter 8or ber-
Ifauft poroen, $1,000 per @ftien.
lnto iollten 100 Iro5ent Ddbreno oes
erlten Sabres beaablt merOen, 10
Iteigt ser @ert Ser @ftie BON $1,000
bis aif $4,000. sic fino eriudt.
cine, fiinf, sebn ooer 100 affien 8it
lfoufen.
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eineS enoung slllammengeitellt, oeren
@~blieferune Serr u. @neelfen in Tic
bensuiiroiaer 8eiie beiorete. l1nlc-
re 8rauereien batten 5loi9enbier ge-
ihift, oas bod tpilfommen mar. Die
Arrangements fir BEN gmpfang mo-
rert unter ben Iuipi5ien oes Oeutidf
amerifanii6en Notionalbtnoes ge-
troffen.
Mitte Se6r1tar miro Elm meiterer
3ug bon Sli6tlingen uniere Stoot
paiiieren. @s tperoen m%nbri1enlidJ
Die lebten iein, ungefabr bitnoert
Berionen.
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Der Gta6trat

fonnte iid in Der om 9onner1taq DO
gebaltenen Seriamnlltng iiber 6os-
Material CUR 8floIteritng Ser Mair
Ipenue, 5pilden 9etpep- ltno 6rendl
Blace, l1i6t einfgen uno ste MngeIe-
gen6eit fommt lpatet mieoer aur
8erbanoltng. Gii6e ernpfa6l 0ie
Bflalterung nit aspbalt, neil es oas
biaiglte Bacterial 5u $t.96 Der
G~ltordtDarO lit. 9ieies 8flalter
fpiiroe ober an ein anoeres QnItoBen,
Dos teltrer lit uno eini9e @loermen
beftait0erl anf @leidmdBigfeit 0es
&ilaiterungsmateriaIs. Oil @nge6o=
te 5ltr 8flaIterung Der l6n1alen @oi=
len I'M @ei6at8oiitrift mlroen aber=
mails 5uriidgepteie11, neil tie nad]
Nrit6t oeS Sl1genie1trs gu bod iino.
Ser MaDor muroe alitoriiiert, elm III
Der Na9e Der Staotbade g~e(egel1es
@rlno5tiid nit Sans lo0er} Shllbpp1t
st mieten, INN Die ser Gtaot geboz
reuben 4ntomobiles 5traBenreini=
glngs 4pparate, @erf3eltae etc.
lfter5ubringen. auf Nntraq bon
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-25
VICTORIA LEFT
 SAT. NIGHT
By A. p. A. Service

SEATTLE, Oct. 25.-The steamship Victoria departed for the north on the last trip of the season at g: 30 last night with a total of forty passengers and : full cargo of freight and merchandise Captain O'Brien expects to arrive at Nome on the night of October 90. The following Is the complete list of pas sengers:
 Mrs. George Modini, c. J. Lomen, Mrs. E. W. Carleton. Willie Carleton. Phil Holland, T. E. Kohannick, Mrs. Bessie Moore, Stella Harris, Catherine Cory, Mrs. Ira Rank, Mrs. T. H. Evans, Geo. Maynard and family. Mrs. W. C. Mcclure. Mrs. Geo. Diamond. Mrs. H. L. Webb, Mrs. Chas Herrinser, Mrs. F. L. Allen, Mrs T. M. Reed, Constance Reed. Matilda Feistertzer. F. 8. Polct and wife, Mrs. w. H. Parsons, Myrtle Emerson, Mrs. H. D. Whitney. c. K. Christoffer, and wife. Mrs. A. R. Lilly. Alvin Dilg. Wm. F. Stappst. Y. Ensi- stad. J. M. King. Baby Webb. pr. A. P. Heimilch. Annie Keyss. Mrs. Pete Cari. son, Hulda Johnson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-25
|D|TAROD TRAVELLERS
 HAVE HARD EXPERIENCE

MT. Henry Riley, a mining operator city on the Bear from St. Michael this morning after an experience on the Yukon riyer that will undoubtedly live if his memory for some time. MT. Riley left Iditarod on the launch Tramp to- gether with a number of others, in- c1uding several women, who were in
 tending to make their way down the liver to St. Michael but run into a variety of vicissitudes that would be looked upon as narrowing in any other country. The party departed on De- tober and reached the mouth of the to return to Kotlik owing to the ice. Here they were frozen in for good and the remainder of the journey was made by means of dog teams hired from the Indians and finally arrived at St. Mick ael on the 20 Owing to the party not appearlngz for SO" long, period the report was. sent fout that they were lost and the commandant at St. Mich ael sent out a relief expedition, in search of them. The relief party were provided rations and such impedimenti
 s might be needed but found no need for their services when finally locating the missing travellers at a point about thirty miles from the post. The wea- ther was freezing throughout the jour- ney and the party were compelled to suffer many hardships but all come through the ordeal safely including one invalid, Wm. Dettering, well known to old timers under the name of "Cari- bou Bill" Dettering was badly injured by being thrown by a steam scraper q few days before the party left on their trip. On arrival at St. Michael the troubles of the party appeared to