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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
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llrtbeiI iiber $S806.6i gegen Gitella
unS &arrp s. abeiII. - @arp g.
geieulnn elm icIHes fiber Sb994. 90
eeeen bieielbeR. = gslu. v. Soptins.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

a rlzsn, srzrk gEff, cEatirctly TcyztE-
,zI ia zugzeat5cn and cepeEdirg Ercz
eosox zzd ext fcr sscceazf1l stgls, .
EAcmn u TIE fsIrstrzti1z gfveu here
"A 10 tie lines 90 Wiki II IL CIT, tie
SKIRT bssongE TO the STRAIGHT sllhczz-
stts tYDe whieh. in spite cf the E1c~
cesn 81 the Ezred variety, has mz1y
fcglowerz- Cefllc& ard Jenny cf Pzris
are zgf1crstg enousa for tfs yog1e- +
one eaanoE De Hztaznad w5thcut Ezeis
z1egremee. 1t A f1lI. TINT Il is straight,
= Iittle bnger than ankle Iengthy s1d
pszzn- TIE cYerlzpreG aezm Al the
ffozt Is allowed = seu b1tto1z, Ike
thone On The jacket. set in sroEys d
fhree. The skirt fits smoothly about
ane kiDe and has plaia fnizh al the
&cr.
The crisp Little cSat consists q =
s1zln body "a 2ittie short waisted) and
4 skirt which fares enough 70 indulge
ID tentative nipple Or tvo zbout tSs
bOtton- Bgttceis and machine stitch
ing GEish IL. There IL aquare turn-
3Ter collzr Of the Eerss 1T the back
A second collar and a belt, IN The
1cEt vlsid military reds srs znzde q
hin esede leather. The belt Is run
through narrow straps q the serge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

-Es sar-sz1 -atsyz5s1 t0 E1s sss-A1'-s
rz5ga liz gzz5ars III the 1g1 EeEs1'r-
have gfFs1 ez1A F=zrs was -srszs-a So
xszz Esssr E1gh1 R1e1 t1s 1u-31-s II
se--zzzs1 tze zzze- elzzEZs1 = : A1s
sz-zT a. IL SzE AID zz-sr z s4yz@r
1t Fse Owl TIE Az-rz- wzz carly 1ss1-
1rz1az wz-n tie sz@asr el1rwEs 1dzs s-1
whF-e- al tks soIT e--wE Of ssFs--T-
Ehrsss- we're zez1s1 II E-z1 -zss=z
said and 5=ss~- e1Erszs wsr~ ss-Fss-
al 1orz1zss 4 nEEz1sZz Tsr@ given
zz szTrrz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Nsxt Friday the Lavton debating
rsz- Egu meet the Chickzsha debat-
zz.g team here. The question IS.
AS1c1i6 tns g0vsrunen. own and op-
craze the railroads. the home team
taking TIE negative side OF the ques-
ri0n- The team IS composed Of Royal
Ride. Iii Phillips and Harold San
dsrx Come out and encourage our
tozs b0ys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

EtftcEed tc tie c1at IL each E51e. Il
fzzte1s With 4 silver bsskle Il X
frczt- 4 sscc1d collar ard belt
svez : flstr1, Ezy y zeg1ired ~ Es
of ringing ehszges On : Estt sn vHlc
axeh striking coIor contrasts are fss
turs1- A eoEEzr and bast q blzck ar
white eheekeybczrd r1bboz, II : set 3
one of tke EztrrzI leather SHADES. ar
TO BE- reeozre1ds5-
WORN With E1@ 1zit, Wilsl he r.
belg and cellar are hro1ghl into reszs
rstson. ts . hat rhleh fs obliged I
keep pacs win theEn- Il ss n BIZ
straw. nztehinz ths dress IN coicr
with bznd zrd darts q bright -
ike that f. the accessories o. 4
suit Hardly znything else in = IL
world do exceg3 one of tacne EailorE &
black and white eheckeTbozrd Eil
which are trimmed p-lth black TeIvs
Efbbon ard cizster o. tzo q ehs
ries.
IL II not often that Enit 10 sing
ccunsr1cted ackieyes distraction By tt
mere management cf color. and Etf
Iezz cfien that a suit adnits of ~fhzf
Ingg by change q accessories TIA
does nct rob 4 of ia smart style.
JULIA EoTToMLEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17
szssir Lssies T. Give sociaL

TIE ladies' q ths Bzptizt church VII
gEre : social next Friday sTsning AZ
tEsc hurrh- Tie program q soezl
xzziezl talent Efn haciuae numbers
hy the OkIzhonz College for WO1nen
GEae clab and he high school qEzr-
teste- A g0od time Is promised all
who attend Ten cents vii b CHARGE
for zdEa ssioa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Proper Treatment for 7iliousnesa
For long time Miss Lula Skeiton,
Churchvilie. y. Y. was bilious and
had sick headache and dizzy spells
ChamberIain's Tablets we're the cniy
thing that gave her permanent relief
Obtainahle everywhe~e--Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

TIE first meeting Eines Lezt ct Ehe
ss4- Brs&xs cssh wzs hszd TEsss1sF
zsse--ron wSxz Hrs. T. II DTEer ss
EastesE The Cub gzZs orcuE1sd t1e
gnesz1 a. xhgee -abs=s and Ars- B@1
go'n-.aoz -a5s the highest ssrors-
TIE hostess serT@a dainty rsEressh-
z.s-.s ztrer the Ezzzi number o.
szsz Mrs.. VIZ Dwysr. Mrs Gland
Eon ard Nrs- Blzeknn1 we're the
E1ne-ztufes prssezL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Assiszed Il celebrating Ezr -111A
ssiirth5zg lzzz Saturday bT tor-E-f-Ts
x heT Fa11g friendz. Mss Wl--ls
lar Hall Rad : nerEy t1-e and tAs
-s1estoze TINS marked wiz DOT s0c1
= forgcstez- The guests we've i-Fit-
= u TIE Rose hoerdlrg kozse zns
roz there wars tzkea n t7e SlgE,
rhsre Ehsy easoyed t1euseATss Fl
seeafnglT. The Ike parrF sAen pro
sesded 70 BrnTwnzon's drug store.
zaere celiesozs Refreshments cc1eigc-
4 ths ztre-1oon % plszszr@- Hiss
Ffnzie Nzy rseeiFsd 1zny prsEry
rita t0ks1 * lore sF0rn her frlendz-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

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4 rrnsa gdsaEIgssss s-s.sz7zg X M
Lasy 5ra1ss eaEs wzs hsl1 F@szsr'-zT
zasar-.s1n e LIE EzrsF 141rs1 MrE- W.
Z -,wTar Ez4zg tie Ess.zr-1zg aA1a.as'ssh
Cards wsre szssTat a Ez-z zzsasE
and t1.s ErEz sEF1v- : srsrzT t'1'z1-s-a;
sz2 xzz zTz-1zs Mrz. Gland S1E-1i--
EEls Aerza1 sr1zs r-'ssz-a1 Ezas. Ezz
w1n sF Mrs- 21sT PsrarA a scFs8T
sz-e.ssn Was zssTss1s rz1sssgI=zi- =
-1e Esas zszz Mrs. !. 4 Dw-Ts-.
Nrx. gseE E.sa#s-zz Nrz E-1g S1-zEz
AID Misses gza weor1E1 zz1 Lt11
2sensrss H#rs guaata crkAsw Ezz1 rl1ia
mezaEerk ErE- 5e1Ez-rI al ME-
zey ezata we-s zzksu l1-o EAs e2z-
Il kz4 Eesg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

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zsaussIs-x a6 EsasagGr- Ia AEBs1ii-n
Wiz r1s sa-H-l1Iss slr M sTzza1E am
WA yiiEysst a. Era -z55sa T19 H-arzf
wsrs nas1s hE 1El# Esaa1s Williams
anst Mr. HrrsSS1 5a-1ISsrE1s zlHHss- r.
Hssssrrs szr4r8 Esz-ng l. 1r@-E crepe
4 lsnrs 1snlzEsEzaE E1f ; II ts-zss1-
zsS-szE 1lsszzz- 1.lzrE z11 -a11s-l1sE
us.-s asrzss z aas bsHEs liz CHESTS
rs~s " f#aaaa 81 Sanders &sa- Lssla1t
aas- L6tz zzAx1lr-tA gllsz 1sgsErrasE-
Zsz.r -6es ant ss111s zzav l1s
z.sE N-z- Harry LHsEIsvG. zzsL Z sss'Ea:'h
z.s.1ls1,E Hzz51.a- FIss--s1~ Ass7'A
3 ss,ssrzl5,ssrl. F-la--zHD- s1irIlasz- ssE'-r-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

c.xEashz high school sent three
representatives 10 the Southwestern
O-z-nwzrzl Contest and Track meet at
TTezzhsreo-d- Friday and Szturday-
Royz1 Rs5dl@ viii enter the oratorical
Enztasr. Norman Duncan and Erwin
Pocze VII enter II the track work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17
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Tc Mes. ns-s-zs-

T5z Fs1s-z-es1 NszsS1zyT sSs1.7stlzss
q Cna-EzzAz VII nzszz M1z1zT ztzsr-
rorn xr : oFcs1gE a. -hs CEnEagz
ss0zz1 czz--A DssF1eas-zl se-Taeses
WI y I'D y N-z Jc1zs Cs1sE z-1
Mrz 81. T Rozze VIZ rsz1 : EsV@r
ez wozzzrE wgrk In t1s c1zrrEs-
Csstsssrs for tAe eszEzg rear #zli Ss
esse4sss- AID = FIJI zs1snzz-cs at Es--
se-z = esr-seszzF rer1sSres1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Af1zr 1zs ssnar Eaay rehearsal Mon
zsF eTszzzE. lErz- Morgan whO IS di-
r=czzg ~ pay served delicious re
srez1--zzz
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

-~qN -" -
A Jolly s7ezzg netting 6 IL MOI
zzT Bridge eazs Ezz Ees1 Sizr-r'-ag
nsg1s Il tks an-ze q Mr- <z1 Asz
Harry Hzzn11erfF- Azersoz wIzs E1zg-
- * five taE8sa zrd tAs A5gh snpr=
vss mz5e ~ Srs s111o1s 4 ban
1tzI par q yessfs8c Tzses vas Asr
reEz-L 4 soEesF tEo o1E<ss srgSe-
'ozlg~ed tie azst game TEs ElzTs-s
we're Measrn and NAsdznsss S131.1-H
ssegcg. wz1e. CrzFsz. Fealer. RST
sz-fra- ?. " Prey. HzrwszL zns JsgTy
Freq q Dzlzz. Tex Nr- aid Mrs. )
g CrzTez al e-terzzzz r1e e3zS .
ne 1s1r eTe1ing rseting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Nr. Kzyser and Mr Nzyss wers
present AZ chapel Wednesday mor--
ing. 9fr. Kayser gzvs very interest
ing address on Amditicn Re an
rounced that he would give SO this
year 10 the winner in the orztoriczl
contest. which VIII be held some tine
in May. and he is anxious for a large
number Of students to enter this COG
test. Mr.. Mays. president of the
school, also made short talk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Mr.. J. z s1waaey and Hrs- Lizzie
Lester viii entertain the Daughters
u the Confsderacy az the Owsiey
aonne. FOarteenfh and chirkaahz
aext Tresday afternoon ~ 20
o'cIock q. the regular rnonshiy meet
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Monday evening in the high school
auditorium an entertainment viii oe
given By Mrs. A. p. Morgan The pro
gram viii include numbers BY Mrs
Morgan's pupils. play. The Little
Daughter Of the Regiment" and The
o. c. W. quartet, and the high school
quartet 1t is hoped that this enssr-
tainment viii be well attended as th4
proceeds viii go to defray the ex-
penses OF the boys entering at WsAih-
erford and Norman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Hle4 SCHOOL NOTES


Nzza Ez1s-ssz Is Esing shoEn IN the
.zssazE .szzz zn5 The boys are przc-
-is-z-g sz7-A11I-T-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

hT1~ faNr 80 -Ii@1~'
Nrz. Foress Mare q u Reno. Who
sperf seTerz1 days this week a the
a0rne q her mother Mrs. " D. Nc
Master was pleasantly surprised Wed
lesdzy afternoon By q number q her
rferda. members q the Cupid eiUo,
EhSeh she belonged before her rlzr-
1zze. The visitors brought their
ancheon wEth them and witn music
nd fancy YORK Tor diverslOns the aft
r1oon Vas ore Of thorOzgh delight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

A god n1seEtax q fcrDass Esaeg
ess5 mzs aess wesxsslag zfterzoox
n - kszxe n Mr. Alger Ie.tc1
Enteseatng I1tsz1 sexende MERE tesG
81 ansyer ~ rsI czg1 ars1 fhe leaefH
o. fstzuzzkz Wa ~ W &rH coet
After ~ fornsl z1ssgrvnrert cf ~
q ~ Ess< rf1Se7ss ekEY ~ sDYe7f 1r'srss
xena TIE elEb wlI meef nsx& WED,
nentzy wfGn Mrz. u. H. czgezea
Pstss.~ ~ r. EaSkizso1 g~iths VII
r. ~ Ieason. ard NFs Hznptoz sisl
Iszk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Mrs Harry L1dl0w had as her
guests Al luncheon Wednesday Mrs
Reford Bcud. Nrs- r. l. sissner and
Miss 10 SaGneerx
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

3fr. and Mr. r l. sissher will en-
terrain q number of the younger so
cSetv peopls Al . card party next Sat
ufdzy night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-17

Hsys-szy 5~asrs <.siIi-.
E,rls ~ ie mnar ritssz1 r-xIi.s Hls's1-
n.s4 u 1i,e gE5nlzT zlrs1Ez zaElj VIA
tssf zf5s vassE zr rts azs1zss ef 8t-E
E W Faasr gG-1 En-wsL M-s
Hgeaesr arf Maa Llaa wsrs Epsaa4a
sEIas gra.1 a1sssua,ss-4 zlL tzriE were
yls~st * irz -sahaE. Fsr uzE-l1sg
gs.s z-rasx 8rrrs Nh s1asn.s Wa
grasansf TaE4 4 SrT srsat za1f
3rnsr 5isaz Z-Ets 11 @ns zzer1rGsr
tfs Erssza were Mrr1-sst 4I4N t1ss al
rE rEgsa vsbsrs 5'Iurr ant vz1zrz
vssrz ssvrs1 zr-nn Al sznI-aa-zsT -.
5sfu=f Ezase Al w9lEs'
aaazs- tu q seart sasaheHs g-zaai
i,s 8sn-s~ III Eas tEaaa. w1is eaGlills.I
lnsrss1 IL lse~ y1k ss1tss1 ~ ia
naru I'm s5enasT sas1 N-z Ear
vs1 1rzasfsss szsr Ei.s Sazah lst'nla
IN Crzreaa wzs szrer-z1 zas zAla
t. rns nssa1 szsrElar Mr,sg
- Eer1e AMI 11tret E.F@-ss Fssr
srsss E1aaE AID gsaaassn zAat L'sE.
a-e a7ansEux sotaT waa Msz lzz,
ntzz Esaaaan At Der hyzns nls1a .
Co. eF
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
TOWN OF ANCHORAGE HAS
 4 LARGE POPULATION

Washington, D. C., August 31- Advices received at the department of the interior this morning esti- mate the population of the new railroad town of Anchorage, Alas ka, at five thousand. People are said to be going into the new town daily in large numbers and 1t is thought it will only be a short time until Anchorage will be classed as a city.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
SAYS ALASKA ISn
 SIMPLY GREAT"

u. A. Lawrence, assistant sales
 manager of the Chas. S. Lilly CO,
 or seattle, was an arrival on the
 last trip of the Humboldt. and will leave tonight on the Dolphin.
 Alaska is embraced in Mir Law rence's district and 1t was for the purpose of seeing first hand inst what the prospects for his firm might be in the northernmost fer E1tory that he is makinp tbis 8rip' and when seen by a represep- 'atiVe Of this paper, he expressed lls opinion in a most emphatic man. ler' Simply great and astonish- R3ffhtloFFdgf fh uqsvbis -arclama, or the coming season.
 We shall know better" he said' from the report I shall make 1T he conditions here just how to handle our patrons and care for heir wants, and it shall be our in future, even more 70 than in the past, if that Is pos 3ible, to give especial attention to orders from the north.
 He regretted his inability to 'emain in skagway so as to- be able to take in the fair, and said that IS a penalty he would undertake 70 nrovide a prize for the 1916 falr' he time being too short to offer 9ne for this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
GERMANY ACCEPTS IN PRINCIPIF
 HE AMERICAN INTERPRETATION

Washington, D. C., Sept. Ger.
 man Ambassador Bernstorff today
 Informed Secretary of State Lansing on behalf of his government, that Germany had accepted in principle Amertca's interpretation of the rules under which submarine war rare may continue without protest rom the latter. The action of Ger many in the disposition of the mat ter Is accepted as the greatest di- 'Iomadc victory of the European var
 All that remains to be done is he reducing of the formal agree lent to writing by the ambassador nd the presentation of it to the .ate department.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
GENERAL FREDERICK FUNSTON
 ASKS FOR MORE TROOPS

Washington, D. C., Sept. l.
 brlgadier-General Frederick Fun. Ston has asked the war department tnar two regiments Of infantry and one of cavalry be ordered from IaIVeston to reinforce the Amerf- can border patrol, and his request has been granted.
 General Scott today sent word to secretary of State Lansing lh1ormins him that favorable TO. 5ponSes have been received from l general Villa and all Of his con- l nan CTS and governors in territory lnder his jurisdiction in regard to ne proposed peace proposals for Iexico. 10
 In the replies received from the 0Vernors and commanders under
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

Honolulu, Sept. 1-Of the 25 members of the crew Of the sunken submarine F-4, that was raised Monday and is now in drydock here there was only one body identified, that of Gunner Mate Ashcroft. Of tho bodies of the others who were lost only fragments of flesh and bones have been found entangEed in the debris of the vessel.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
NEXT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,
 WILL SEE HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

Everybody in the ranks of the Skagway Valley Horticultural so- clety is busy this week getting ready for the Fourth Annual Fair to be held Saturday.
 W, c, Blanchard, chairman of the hu'Iaing committee is having the lLlne of his life answering oues- ''oi'S and arranging the many nee sSs'''E details. He announces that lne Iair building will be open to- morrow (Thursday) evening after . o clock for all who wish to i make reseryations of space for ey- liolts to make their selections, and N III De open all day Friday for the ecSlpt and arrangement of ex-
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

1 President Clark this morning an nouneed the appointment of the fol. towing committees made since the meeting Monday night.
 committee on Program and Amusements: P. H. Ganty. Frank Page and F. F. w. Lowle.
 Committee to Solicit Exhibits. Mrs. W. c. Mckenzie and Mrs, H D. Kirmse.
 committee to Appoint Judges; Mrs. L. s. Keller, Mrs. L. H, Ped 'rsen and Mrs. E. J. Shaw.
 From the list of prizes published | esterday, the one Of two dol lrs offered for the best exhibit Of ueumbers was omitted by mistake. nose having cucumbers to exbibit III please take notice. |,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

CT LIend flour, which will be furn. lSned free for the purpose on ap. pIlcation to Mrs. Dedman at the ToIden North hotel, must be used To make them of.
 Another contest (for children un- der sixteen) is also announced Tor which Mrs. Dedman is offering three prizes totalling ten dollars. These are for:
 Best Cake-S3.5O
 Best cockies-$3.25
 Pest bread-$3.25,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

general carranza they have referred 'he mater to their chief, and state that they will be guided bv his wishes. "
 The reply of Carranza is exnect- ed soon.
 All of the leaders not directly controlled by the Carranza and Eiiia factions have accepted the proposal of the Pan-American con- Ierees for truce and an election 'nd a guarantee backed by the countries represented by the con erees' including the United States nat the people of Mexco must Dide by the election.
 The feeling in official circles here
 (Continued on page Al
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
RUSSIANS ARE .NDN MAKING 4
 SUCCESSFUL COUNTER ATTACK

PHtrograd, Sept. 1-Late advicas rom 'he eastern battle front state that th9 Russians are now launch -n% a successful counter attack "galnst the invading Teutons along d wide stretch of territory in the Stripa river district.
 Gen. Polivanoff, Russian minister ol war; announces that Russia is raising % another two million men and. that the fate of the campaign will not be decided before some time next year Gen PoliTanoff is quot nles can stand the winter witnU
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
MAY HELP
 ALLIES IN DARDANELLES

Paris, Sept. From unofficial advices received in this city today it is thought the Japanese may help the allies to force the Dardanelles and there is said to be a possi- bility that such a movemSnt is al- ready under way.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

Imperial Chancellor Betbmanr
 HoilWeg, Admiral Tierpitz. minis
 ter or marine, and Admiral von mueller, the Kaiseris naval advis- 0iS' are known to have been in oollerence for several days with the German Emperor at his eastern neadquarters, and the most i'm portant matter under discussion is supposed to have been in reference to the German submarine policy in 'eiation to the demands made bv .ne United States for the protec- 1 lon of neutrals on the high seas
 It Is also known that Foreign Von Jagow is opposed to @'ing any complications arise be- "een Germany and the United tates.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
COOKING CONTEST ADDED n
 LIST OF ATTRACTIONS AT FAIR

An added attraction at the Horti- cultural Fair next Saturday will be baking contest in which anyone may compete.
 A prize of one sack Of Fisher DLeNd flour IS offered for the hest oE74a-which may be baked in the form of bread, buns. biscuits or rolls.
 Fer the best pie-oue sack Fish CT Blend flour. For the best cake-same The only restriction is that Fish
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
CHOLERA IS RAGING IN
 THE AUSTRIAN EMPIRE

Geneva. August 31-Word has been received here that cholera is raging throughout Austria and that already more than a thousand deaths have occurred from this dread disease with the Rast few hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
MEXICAN LEADER
 HAS BEEN SLAIN

Fl Paso, Sept. 1-General Pas qual orozco, one of the Mexican raiders over the border into Texas. was reported this morning to have been killed, together with four other Mexican bandits who Were with him at the time.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

inconvenience. Everything is ready for that purpose.
 A new force of 2,OOO,OOO men VII be trained far behind the fight Ing line and will be ready to take the Held in the spring. Gen Ruz- SKI is eommander-in-chief of the Fetrograd front with several ar mics at his immediate disposal.
 It is my settled purpose to do everything in my power to work in narm"nV with the duma and public opinion" Je Gen. Po1.----- VH@rlcterized the
 !ptgg P,,that that the allies were moi
 to tb AAN'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

Washington, D. C., Sept. l. Submarines of the type F-4 class are nothing but death traps in the opinion of the members of the fed eral naval board who are now in- vestigating into the causes of the sinking of the submarine at the en- trance to Honolulu harbor a few months ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
100000 6htTt0tt
 TROOPS IN FIGHT

Berlin, Sept. The British are reported to have had oyer one hun dre1 thousand troops engaged in their attack upon the Turkish po- sitiCns at GallipOIi on sunday. The British losses are said to have been extremely heavy.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

of the submarine is regarded by the
 German government as a lamentable as it is believed the
 truth in regard to the attack on the Arabic will now never be known
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

The German submarine that is accused of having tOrpedoed and sunk the White Star liner Arabic is believed to have either foundered at sea or been sunk by the British,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
ENGLISH POUND STERLING
 IS DECREASING IN VALUE

New York, Sept. Since the quotations of August 27, when the English pound sterling was listed at $4.57 on the New York Stock Ex- change, its value has steadily de- creased until today it stands at S4.55H on 60 days bills.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

Portsmouth, N. H. Sept 1-Secre- tary of the Navy Josephus Daniels inspected the Portsmouth navy yard last Friday, showing particular in terest in the submarine L-S, now
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
". ?. OFFICIALS
 a1r oI IA C.K.AII1rlllAy 1: "A DraCfIEnt LV Elfinf 7TIft-

Fresae9t F. c. EIlIot oI OlIe W. P. & Y. R., his private secre- tary, J. c. Blanchard, and Traffic Manager A. F. ZiDf, of the same company, arrived on the Princess Alice this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
OF TYPE r CLASS
 ARE NOTHING BUT DEATH TRAPS

under construction. In a speech to the men he said a contract for an- other submarine soon would be awarded to the yard.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-03-05

The waring clements across the wa
ter have a delicate discrimination as
to the means that should, or should
lot, be employed il the manning Of
human beings, or carrying On legaliz-
cd murder they express excruciat-
ing horror at the use Of dun dunn bull
lets, yet employ sharpnel that mang-
les the human form almost beyond
recognition, or resort to the mine and
torpedo, and glOatingly rejoice when
men are torn to fragments, or hun
dreds are sen, to the bottom of the
sea without moments notice The
dunn dunn bullet would scom to be a
humane and refined missile as COM
pared with the legitimate means used
for reducing the ranks Of an enemy
during the present war, and hence
it is difficult to appreciate the fierce
protests that have been registered
against that little pill with it's great
possibility Of damage.