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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14
Contrs.tulate Father O'Farrcil.

Among the cOngrn 'ulatory tele-
grams sent the Rev. Father James
r. O'Farreil, formerly OF this city,
but fer some. time Vicar-General Of
the Diocese and pastor OF Sacred
Heart Cathedral, Richmond, upon his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14
SALVATION. ARMY OFFICERS
HELD TO BE EXEMPT

London, Nov. 1S.--Lord Derby, In
charge of the recruiting campaign,
has exempted Salvation Army officers
from enlistment. on the ground that
thew are ministers OF religion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14
WOUNDED LAD BROUGHT
HOME HIS GAME

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Luray. Va, Nov. 13.-The pluck Of
f1fteer-year -old boy has never been
better demonstrated than that shown
by Cary Shenk, son Of Byron B.
Shenk. who lives in the KimbAli
neighborhood, in this county. Young
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14
rRISHNF.S trvapvsF TO
SECURE PASSPORTS NOW

London. %oy ls.--Trishr1en elg~
sble for military service tn the num-
eer o. 230 who were booked TO sail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14
italian Isis,orer Dies.

John Passigo, an Italian laborer at
the Dupont Powder plant. who was
fatally crushed between two cars ut
Hopewell last night. ard who was
brought TO the Petersburg Hospital
on special train, died OF his injuries
about fifteen minutes after reaching
the hospital. and before ANYTHING
could be done to relieve his suffer-
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-14

Mt. 4ATIIIUF u SCUgRIn ana W.T..
James II Erwin, two popular young
Petershprgers. valued employees OF
the British American Tobacco Conn
pany, left here last evening for New
York, from whence they sailed to-
day for England TO take charge of
important duties for the R.-A. T. Co,
in the place of representatives of the
company there who have gone to the
war front.
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ernaS.iaeutbums sspots.len.

9eu einsetragem
Cora Riffle an Wefern SilIs 9. Q.
II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Marp o. Dap an Saeob marll.b.
S465.
2fntbcnb ausds an SENATE 8. u. ..
u. Co., $1,000.
Carl ]. GGub on Woripoob Jms
prooeb Q. II. g. Co., $4,000.
Saecb q. 4rnolb on Soutb.rn
Ohio 8. Ii. 3. Co., $3.50.
GGgne SubepobI on bp.. $1,000.
Carl h. Rafh an bic O. u. peisrs
Msaltp Co., 1925.
Scbn 9. Respes an Wt. Sealtbp e.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Clinton q. Derfts an b., $4,000.
syspiba W. MaIiers an Sputbern
Ship g. u. z. Co., $500.
Dis lecmb Keller Blba. 60. an
Star .. q. SO. 8 Co., $4,000.
Sofeph g; 9biem an mefern 4pe.
q. ", $500.
2so. 6aisr an griet ON GIrtrit
g. u 3. q. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15

binu SIIuitratipnenN bsriibmter Wsis
tier aii allerlei Gebihten; bem Water
Elm aItes .puIperborn nit etngelegter
9trbeit; es mar bas toiibarite feiner
@eItenfe. Snsa blieb uubeihentt. Die
Wlutter unb aonratins baHtsn, e.
bdtte aud ibr ipobl cine feline 9luf,
meriiamteit eripeifen fOnnen. CT
IelbIt modte in bieien glnsenblids
ebenio empFinben, urb lin tpeniaitegs
ob3ulenten, 5og CT Elm yu6Is
fen aus bt. Saffe. in ipeIfem It
nit Dem @riFfel MasrIei gu fti5siren
pfleste. gr fdlug es aui, unb es Dor
synsa niebsrleseno. fragile er: .erfens
men Sic bas ipieber?" = nSn" r:tf
lie nit pl0slid bohserStbeten Wune
aen nnb susleif nit Sdred unb
Furtt, ii9 perrdtben ~ baben. n,
,Was lit esq" fragts Gonrabire. ins
BEN lie dlfiprang unb ii6er Snad's
Gdulter auf bos glqtt iab. Sngn
ertlarte es als bic Nsiihl. nit BEN
@arten, no bas Treibcit einft iiNerz
natiet hattie, miibe, burgrig, enbIid,
p.rsniiet bei fruaaler aOit unb nod,
lanse geitimmt, ben @OIlmono iibsr
ben Bergen bsrauftommsn 81 feten
0o mar bas erobe MdihIrao ipi.ber,
bi. ,selien, bic 9dume, RE gdn5e ibpls
liide peritedts llmgeburg! - Das
8i9lein, in frelhem nod einiae erins
nsrunaen aus jsnen Sa1en ein1e5sit.
net lparen, bli.b auf BEN 5iIfe IieT
gen. Roberih tpaate niht. es Snsa
- ober aud nur Elm gldtt bdraus -
ansnbi.ten. unb fie feIblt nnternabm
es niht, barum su bitten. sSnatpif hen
ipraf bi. Nutier ibre 3ufrieosna.if
aus. bab sr BEL ar f.insn S'ubier
sulpeiIen auh nod 5eitns, unb arns
raoine rief: ,,sSebt balttn mir i'm IN!
gr ion uns Elm Bib BON Snod bin.
t.rlafIen] Hoterih iain abIeb1m
su lpoll.n. gs iei Jpn gu fhp'eris.
er iperbe Snsa's GIG. uidt treffsn.
,,9eriut' es nur unb nimm bid sus
iammenl~ entgeausteaunraoine. -unb
spar Ipbolb aIs mSglih! Wor1.n
fdon! On 3eit basu ira es fpsbsr
bir nod ibr feblen!"
gs mar nm sebn llbr abenrs. gu
elmer aui b.m 2anbe esHiissrb ipat:n
Stunbe, ols bic Garilie fidb CUTE
gaadt faste. Snaa bemsriie. ipie
aonrabins unb RoberiG chamber iiur
bi. SGmbe reitisn unb IiG aunidttn;
ipie benn iiberbdupt in ibrem @sre
iebr nidts ppn bsfcnbsrer 3drtfih-
f.it mar. Sn ieinsr 4bpdsnbeit bdtie
Il. risI BON ibm selprpdeH, urO bei
i.insm Gmpfane mar ne bon hsraiis
den SubeIs seipefeH; ieiue g'sens
mart erbieIt lie in frotsr Stirnmura,
absr ipsr nibt aetpabi bdits. baB Elm
ti.feres @erifGnbnif ir ibren Iebie,
piirbe aus aonrabinsll5 Mi.nen mb
DeIeu iaum sttpas glroeres dls bic
sSreube OH sinem beIcpasrs beoorau5s
ten 8ruber seIebeu bdben.
(Jortiebuna folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
Wrnuseiseutbnms llebertrusuuseu
Cincinnati, ID. DEG.

l " v " " - 'Of
Wiaiam s. gari,r on Sobn 9ars
Der, 75 bel 142.0s lyuB, mebr uber
ip.nis.r on Nbsr Gabiette Der assIi,
4penus, (Steuer 500; 81.
g2idolas Minees an Granf Aaf.r.
Got SO. 13 DON Is. B. Sbort's Inter
abtbeiluns Don abDpiipn, 81.
Die Siile Guarantee uuD Sruii
60. on SamusI ,, Cooper, Got gp.
COS unb 900 prn Der DaiIeb alart
llnterabtheiIuns an bsr Webiter ares
nue, fsrnsr aoi go. rs BON Marp u.
Dacep's lntsrabtb.iIung in RorpoOb,
fernsr Got Ro. z DON anuie y. u. y.
Green's llntsrabtbsiIung on Der aiH'
ipoob Hoab. (Sisusr $2); 81.
Caroline 9ruhsI an Grant 6.
groibe, 20 bel 80 yub an Der Oits
isite Der Gpeamprs Strabe, norbli4
Der 9oaI Strabs. (Sieuer 500; 81.
Senrb M. SmnOlo on 1ernarbiue
SmpoIb, 80 bsi 80 Jub ON Der Glib
i.ite Der gilmore Strabe. 81.
5enrp SelIpiB al bic 6. aahn's
Cons Co., so BEL Ss SUB an b.r
Subieits Der 2ipiusfon Strabs
(Steu,r $1D; 81.
O. g. @oipbp on @IIiam 3. gOfpz
bp. 152 bei 131 SUB an Der Sititi'e
Der Sycamore Strabe auf wh.
auburu, 81.
Tie 3tptit. National Bani on z.
30. iinb Ranci. 6. WaItsrs. Got 709
in 5.nrp 3. S4ult.s 5Deiter slbbis
tion 5u Deer part, 81.
ssennie Wabl on bic @romb aeler
glbg. Co., 80 BEL $50 gub an Der
Oitleite Der DabI 5erraes (Sttusr
81; 81.
aaarp WOlHOn an Gam. WolffoH.
30 bel 120 SUB an Der Deiifeite Der
aerper aDsHue auf @olnut Sius.
(Sieusr SOC; 81.
Warp MolHon an War gofbb.rg,
SO bel 137 Jub on Der Deitfeiie Der
5adbsrrp Strube auf Malnut Sills,
lStsnsr 50c); 81.
Wdrb ". gfiep an Bernard 8.
Nihtins, Got 72 in WlilIs unb RIins's
sfpeiier nnisrabtbeiluns Don Dali
Isp, 81.
Carrie Sobnioa, Der Sfetiff. an
Jcfepb 6. Sbiem. lheif bon Cts
PAT unb 248 in Der llnisrabthilunl
ron 6. 6. @iniams' RaaIab an Der
golsrain @psnue. $500.
syoispb g. @rabbon, Grc'ry On
@illiam W. Morelanb, pdhteabmas
dung auf 65 bei 102 Gub an fer
norbpsfIidsn Gds Der 6. ilnb Nortb
Strabs. monatIiHt Wlittbe $3.50.
James p. SupeS an Warie 8.
Danes, 1s BET 100 CUB an Der Of.
fsite ber Fireman @rsuss, 81 0ub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
eGiEssaAri4tes.

9sen gorE, IA. Tesember. an-
actolnmen: .Mcntepibec1, bon Bar
eelona.
gbgefnbren: r0ieHp Gnitfroom1,
na9 5nImoiitb uiro 8fptterbam
2i5arb. paiiirt: rTuIanb-. bon
@ep gcrf nab gseip Dorf.
Gibraltar. abgrf.: -Eaor-
nina" Don gseapel nod WeD Uorf.
GaIm outb. sInsef.: -UnlGnbAs
BON gtep Dorf.
@enna. gngef.: ~CaIdbria-.
pou gaap gorf.
WeapeI. Gbgefabrrsr. rHatria,
nah Re1p gorf; ~Smt GuglielHp1.
und NGp Dorf.
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Die repnblifaniidBe Ratip.
nal. 8pmbenffpm
IDitb am If5uni 1915 In
Gbieaso abssbaIttH
ptrbeu.

Nlafhineton, .. G., IA. Dss.
Das repubIiidnifHe yfaiionaltpmmits
tee bat nm Oisnitda beftbIcifeJ bab
bis rpubIiioniIds sbationaIlDnpeniion
am 4. Juni 1915, zine Wode Dor bsm
Hsainn Der bemOiratiIden RationnIs
ionpsniion in Ct. 2Duis, in Gbiraeo
'itottflubsn iOus.
Sn bsr gefungenf9aft
9iIIa's.
GI pafo, 9sras. IA. Ds3. etns
5ubsrldjfigsn GutIItn ipirb bitrbsr
gsmsIbst. boB General WiIIa brsibig
msgiioniTk Mngehsnie Der psdrIpns
gInlhptn in WaotrO. gbihuobud, als
@tfdnsene init nntb btr Siobt gbi'
hunb,la aenDmment babe.
Die breibia 2IiigeitsIIteu battsn ale
IN ppriger Mote Dor Der Nnfunft ber
@ina GOltatsH aus Wabero fcrtoe,
i&idL
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meu deImSrbsr barf TN
gdnbebIeibtnl

=
WaJbington, IA. Des. Der
Ruibene WairosfdD Gihinsip, fpe!her
I'm Sabre 1908 ben @raf,n Mnbris
poirdi, ben @pupernstir bon Gali5ien
ermorbtte, barf in ben Ger. Gtautsn
bleiben, ba bas Ginpdnberuugss9u-
redu FEN Gerbrefen fiir Elm polite
f6ss eriI6rte.
SiGinstp erf6ob ben Gouperneur
ipdbrenb elmer Mubien3. CT tpurbe
Su spansis Sabren 3udthaus perurs
tbeiit, entiam aber nad amrita,
no CT nift erfdnnt ipurbe. Si4in tn
bssab iid neuIi1 mad Guis Jsianb,
iast. tper CT fei unb bob er amsriios
niifer 9iirser iperbsn tpoll.. Die
Ginipanbernngsbtb0rb ttrietb iid foe
bdnn iiber feintn GalI.
6 binef.n bic sesen Mies
btraufri4tuns ber W os
nar4iefinb.
San5ransiseo, IA. DEG. -
3ong Ring ebf1L praFbmt Der
Gbee aung 3ona ober dirsFfde Res
publit @ertinisuns. pel&t In ben
Der. Gtaaten 10000 Utitglieber adbs
len fpG, bat an ben prdfibenisn WiI-
Ion Elm G6reiben bes JnhaIts gerits
tet, bic dineiiide Monur4ie nidt oflz
,u.rtsnnen. Die gaiion1, beiBt es
In bsm Streiben, ,ipelht ii9 ipeisers
ts, bic W0rber bes prdIibentsn Ulds
hero an1uerfennen, tam serefter
Weife in China aud niht bic W,rs
ratber ansrtennen, pelde Dem WoIie
bic beiBeridmpfte Greibtit gu entrei<
Gen iu1eH.
5uratbarr S@neefurm
TN . fem
pougbfeepfis R. o., Ia.
1e,. - Der 8liSsarb, peldrr ben
9srishr I'M SubIon Ebale lihmte, bat
nidt ipeniger aIs 25 paifaai.rsilae
nit 6unberten bon perfonen fsftselegt.
50 pieI man ipeib. iinb 3 perioueu
ben unbilben Der WitterlIns erlegen,
tpabrenb sipei anbere Dermibt iuerDen.
gsfunbes DirtbidaftsIez
ben in ben GentrdIs
faaten
mafbiHatDM IA, 9s5emf<r.
Die 5iterrsifsnnsariiae gotfGuft
bsr6ffsnilihte Oisnftas abeub foIstnf
be brabtlpje DepsId,e bon Baron 9us
rian, bem Winifier fit d,lspdrtige
aneslsssnbeiien IN Mien:
.3eituneen bsbaupten, baB IN Dtr
iisrrsihs sllnsarn unb DeutfdIuub IN
ben AuartaIsse selugabeu inbuftieaer
W.rfe fieiis suuebmenbe 0ibtbenben
per5eidnet nerbeu. Die srpben 5ifer.
rsiGiI1en giTeniabriisn, bic isbr be-
iddfiigt iinb, iDeiien CUTE GiDibenben
auf, ebenip bic akibsrs uub pbantas
iisipaarsnea eartitsls sJabriien.
Dbslein bas Bolt fem 0sIb fir
bic ariessanIeibn aufbeipabrt, beren
iissraus sldnssHbes RsiuItai bic sr5bs
ie uebrrafduns in, barf ss ols nod
bemer,ensfp.rtbsr beaeiHnet perben,
bab bic Dspoiiten IN ben Gparbantsn
ftetis 5untbmsn.
Sn Grantreid unb gHgldnb muHtn
bic 4rissanleibtn auber aanbes duss
sssebeH fperben. pdbrenb niefeIbsn IN
Otiierrsit unb Deuif4ldnb eiueu BE-
Isbenb,n GaitOr I'M Ditt5i@uftssBe.
triebe ausmaden.A
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~ U2an errdbnt IN brtefeu oas sNtl
Charles Drills an COLLEGE Sin 8.
u. 3. Co., $500.
Wargaret Grcipe an Gbtpurb W.
pcHb, $3.50.
Serman Senis an Tortb Gin. 8. Il.
.. Co., $500.
9lmelia gerntolb on 70. 6. g06s
ran, $4OO.
GJeoras 8. psd an alIsrdnber Wt.
Sorruot, $975.30.
syames g. Maden3ie an Bart
Street 9. u. Co., $4,000.
MIinnit grabIsp on Weittrn slps.
8. a.. $500.
China Sdlsdt an Wiolitor 8. u. ..
Co.. $4,000.
Gsorss gesbmsisr an @ine Street
Gable 9. Ii. 9. Co., $1,000.
Gsedr Rirbcrf on b., $500.
Do an slusuit O. gammsrlin.
$3.50.
Ssnrb 3. Siinlid on Gin. Mcrtz
inamens Club .. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Saitie 81. 6indman an 5arrb ..
Sindman, $30S8.
0eorge Whatt an prcpibent Saps
ings 3. u. 8. Co., $4,000.
llri 8. GtOptr an oiferal 8. u. ..
Co., $500.
8etiIgte Sbpothefen.
Sidfon 80. Germ an Gait gub 8.
u. Co., $4,000.
gllpnso sadion on gru.krn DAir
Sapings 8ant Co., $500.
Sulia Stcdton an bo., $500.
5snrp 8. 5cppenians on bo..
$1,000.
Gblparb 9. Sissins ar 9. R
Cooper, S44D0.
Warp Q. Dan on SaeOb Wartlsn
1856.
anna WtGaIpe on aipn g. u. 9
Su., @OOp.
DO. on bp., s25Oo.
Spbn 90, Meilp an syreberid gurds
barbt. $500.
DO. on Qeromd unb Sreber, S137.
Jerbinanb grDipn an Rppal 3. II.
9. 60, $4,000.
Qntbpun Quede on Ssndte g. Il. g.
u. Co., $2250.
Samss z. papn. on Rebsrea s.
Smith, $266.
Ssnrp u. Sdmtb on gDrsu 90.
Wibmspsr, 5000.
alIife 9. paul ON Sbio WutionaI
2ife Jni. Co.. $1,000.
Ssnrp Mpelsr an Wt. Sealttp g.
II. g. 60, $1,000.
9. G.spesrs on G. Spisfubsu,
$500.
Sannab Ga 9oitedar on Th. 5eaI,
tbp g. u. 6. Co.. $500.
Gtrifiiau 8. Sdnfpn an bo..
$4,000.
Deter Wensr an b., $1,000.
Gbnnrb q. 5oue on bo., S12W.
Sptn Qusifs an gmeinnati 3. U.
glo. /, $500.
Do. an llniisb Dspbafps .. a..
$500.
90. an b., $500.
Scbu 9. Helir an %. @arb 8. u.
.. gD., $1,000.
Gj,orae R. GtrfpIe on Wdbifpn
9. u. SO. 2, $4,000.
Mar Rubin ON asrpis :. Rebnn.
S1250.
sonsp 9. s,ier an Mabiicn 9. q.
30. 2, $500,
Wargarst u. mreerb an Guarantee
DtRcfit Co. $330A
eitp Silperman an Gtar q. u.
so. 8 Co.. 500.
9bomas 8. BarrJt un SslDstia g.
u. 9. Go. $500. 2
eiscfus 6. WoeHriug ON 5itls o.
II. z. Co.. $1250.
grneif 70. gailep an SdmusI 8.
gooper, $500.
Sanits 9. Mndenaie on Goutb.rn
Obio 8. u. =. &C., $1,000.
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Gntnsber-pbtr.

aOmuer5ienrutb: .es III 5u marin
i'm GnIon; sntiptber miiHM be EN-
Fer es6ffnet iperbtn pber Gerbd sIpdt
Elm puar 2sitnanis ins TstM5tms
mtr.A
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q m gtfbe e.btiebeu.

" 80 - v bs
Mebrere 5erren bebaItieren on iss
rem StummtiI6 eifris iiber bic
3riegsIage. Sdlieblih eT9ebt fid
einer. I'm mad Sauis au sefen. .glas
mn2" frugt Elm anberer, rSis ipolleu
fid f6on in bic 0efsuiiDe aurad5ies
bsn9"
.Nflerbinss!" ertpib.rte Der @es
fraeie, urp fdbrt, auf feline 85rfe 3si=
senb, fort: oWesen Munitiorsmaus
sel!"
ARD Elm @runb.
.@ssbdIb finb Sic aus Sbrem boz
tisen Sienf sntlaiIen iporben94
SD bin ben gisarrM meines
5errn nit sinem Strsi&SDIs au pabe
ss;smussns
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Der noblbab.ube patient.
-gBdrum lafTsn Sie ben @r5t jsBt
INNER in Der Ra6t rufeu91
.@ifTen g, neil Der fhon 70 iabref
lang an mir b.rumturiert ;. piellei6t
ipiro ct g babura Isib unb ma4t mid
eHbIih sefuno!"
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RadIkalbeilQila ar llervet$tbwatte.

edvae uerpDle yions epa bos unb san
oniaI abna5Me &etarr gaesnbrad gt5
perfpng Grrotbtn 0terH anats
l6sr eanf $taett Riyk
t6n @etebe e S&ias %
peutscKsn PsIvat- -KInlh 1877 East ct Ets New ve nv
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05
KENNECOTT AS A CHEAP
 PRODUCER OF ORE.
(From The All-Alaska Review.)

(From The All-Alaska Review)
 The developments in the Copper River region of Alaska, including long railway through difficult coun- try and the opening and equipment of the Bonanza mine cost q great deal of money. The gossip used to be that it was upward of $2O,OOO,OOO. This was furnished by J. P. Morgan & Go, and NJ. Guggenheim's Sons, the latter subsequently, taking in Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Among engineers there was al- ways considerable doubt respecting the outcome of this investment consid cred as a whole, although of course, it was recognized that either the mine or the railway could make fine showing at the expense of the other.
 A cording to a Boston paper the syndicate put from $25OOO,O00 to $3O,OOOOOO into the enterprise and so far las received $7,5OO,OOO in diyi- dends from the Kennecott Mines Co. (Boranza Mine), and $l0,000,0OO from the sale of Kennecott bonds. The Copper River & Northwestern Ky, which necessitated the greater par. of the capital expenditure, has paid nothing. Apparently therefore the Alaska venture has been conduct ed on the basis of a cheap mine and dear railway. Kcnnecott Is 2dver- tiscd as the cheapest producer Of copper in the world, its average cost being only about Dc per lb. The con tributory factors in arriving at such cost are highgrade ore-some of 1t almost pure copper glance-and what is substantially the free use of large amount of capital
 By the sale of Kennecott stock the syndicate will further recoup itself 1t is to be supposed. The company has an l issued capital of 72O,OOO shares, and there are 100000 additional shares re- served for conversion of the bonds, total of 1,12O,OOO, which at $25 per share-the promotion price-repre- sents a valuation of $28,OOO,OOO or about what the company is said to have put into the venture. It will be interesting to see how the public will make out in it's investment in this mine of very rich ore, which probably lacks the elements of long life that the pOrphyry mines have-CThe En- cheering and Mining JOurnal0
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05
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 21, 1915, made homstead ap- plication, No. O1774, for SlaNEA \ wAN NEA NEASEA 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 F.. M. spaulding, at his office at Knik, AL aska, on the 18th day of November, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 O. G. fleming,
 James NJ. Patchell,
 G. w. Palmer,
 A. NJ. McNeil, all of Knik' Alaska.
 C. B. WALKER,
 Register. First publication Oct. ), 1915. 
 Last publication Nov. II, 1915.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

See the ready made skirts and waists at Butts.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15

-Nels Larson of Beardsley was a
visitor with relatives in this city last
week from Thursday until Saturday
The Polly Anna Birthday Club
met last Friday afternoon with Mrs
Peter Bonde. A social afternoon was
enjoyed.
The Royal Neighbors held initia.
ton last evening in the lodge rooms.
A class of six was initiated. At mid
night a delicious lunch was served.
Miss Lille Skoog entertained a
few friends at her home last Thurs:
day evening. The evening was spent
in sewing, and light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Albert Braithwaite of Min.
neapolis arrived last Saturday after.
noon for a visit with her father, M
Jorgenson. She will remain until at
ter the holidays.
"A. A. Anderson left this morning
for brakes Branch, Virginia, to in
spect some land he secured in the big
deals made by the Anderson Land
Co. last week.
Arthur Rannestad left Tuesday
afternoon for Gray Eagle, Minn
where he will be employed with the
Northwestern Telephone Co., until
the first Of the year.
Two silk trains passed thru this
city last Monday. East bound mai
train No. % carried several cars OF
the valuable oriental product, while a
silk special passed thru here about
9:15 p. m.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the First Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. M. c. Lewis Monday eve
ming. About forty-four were in at
tendance. 1t was decided to adopt a
name for the society, with the result
that in the future it will be known az
the "Alturian."
Invitations have been issued fol
the wedding of Miss Viola Grue
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Grue
of this city, and Mr.. Leroy Sidne,
Nelson Of Clearbrook, Mimi. The
ceremony will take place at the BRIDE:
home Wednesday evening, December
% at o'clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15
VERDICT or $4,000 iii
!, AGAINST q. N. VALID
Minnesota switchman Wins Damage
f. Suit In Supreme Court Of
lInl$AAh 0$a$Ha r.

!
Minnesota switchman Wins Damage
Suit In Supreme Court Of
United States.
Washington, Dec. Is The Supreme
Court Of the United States today a.
flrmemd the decision of the supreme
court Of Minnesota, in which H. w.
Otos, a. Minnesota switchman, was
awarded q verdict Of $4,000 against
! the Great Northern railroad, for in
juries suffered while making COUP
ling that was out Of repair.
The case was brought under the
safety appliance and employers liza
bility act. The railroad commended
that, because the freight car with the
defective coupling was being sent to
the repair shop when the accident oc-
CURED, the road was relieved from liza
bility. Ii
Justice Holmes, In affirming the
verdict, said that under the instruc-
ton Of the court the jury must have
found that the defect was the approx
mate cause Of the injury, as that was
made a condition of the plaintiff 8
right to recover. II 80, the fact that
the plaintiffs conduct contributed to
the result was not a defense. -Pio-
neer Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15
LOCAL AND SONAL

DIR. P. c. Dawson spent Monday
in the cities on business.
John l.. Johnson spent the week.
end visiting In the twin cities.
Mrs. A. H. Holm left last Wed.
nesday for visit in the twin cities.
Stanley Dahleen Of Maynard spent
Sunday visiting at his home in this
city.
E. P. Bjornberg spent couple OF
days last week in the cities on bust.
ness.
Mrs. Steberg Of Pennock was a
visitor In this city the first of the
week.
Don't forget to attend the Removal
sale at the Hos|und Hardware Store.
ADV.
George Nichols of Minneapolis
spent Sunday visiting with his par
ents in this city.
-Nels Larson Of Maynard was a
visitor in this city on business the
first of the week.
Mrs. George Sanderson and Miss
Ida Sanderson are spending the day
in the twin cities.
FRIDAY" Elfstrum returned the
middle Of last week from short trip
to the cities.
ALFRED G. Johnson returned last
Saturday from a several days stay
in the twin cities.
john Rodberg Of Benson was a
visitor at the Simon Rodberg home
in this city last week Thursday.
Mrs. w. E. Scott was hostess to
the members Of the St. Agnes Guild
at her home on Monday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15
Redwina Seminary GIee Club.

The Redwing Seminary Glee Club
will give q concert at Spicer Saturday
evening, December 18th. On Sunday
forenoon they will appear at the Nor
way Lake Synod church at II o'clock
when the Hauge and United churches
will have a joint meeting.
On Sunday evening at 1880 O'clock
they will appear in concert in the
Norwegian Lutheran Synod church of
this city. In connection with the
concert there will be an address by
Prof. M. O. Wee.
The admission will be thirty-five
cents for adults, and twenty-five for
children. High School and Seminary
students will be admitted for twenty
five cents.