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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Daniels has gone to Tan
gier sound to confer with Admiral
Fletcher, commanding the Atlantic
fleet. regarding the review of the fleet
at New York and the cruise through
the Panama canal to the San Francisco
exposition. Mr.. Daniels made the trip
from this city on the presidential yacht
Mayflower.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the
Navy Department and Assistant Secre-
tary Phillips of the State Department,
who, with Vice President Marshall.
represented the government at the
formal dedication of the Panama-Pa-
citc exposition at San Francisco. have
reported to President Wilson that the
exposition was success In every way
The President hopes to visit the fair
LATER this year II public business per-
mits
Among the naval officers who regis
tered In this city last week on leave of
mander w. NJ. Taylor of the Baltimore,
Lieut.. Commander Wilbert Smith of the
New Jersey. Commander u. +. Sellers
of the Arkansas and Commander A. NJ.
Proctor at New Yory city
Ralph T. Bartlett, chief of the ap-
pointment division. has just returned
from an official visit to New York and
Philadelphia.
Commander Henry A. Wiley. a mem
ber of the board of inspection and sur
vey for ships. has reached the rank of
captain by the death of Capt. Logan.
Commander Wiley entered the Naval
Academy from Texas In 1883 and be-
comes a captain at forty-eight. He has
been at sea seventeen years and four
months. Lieut.. Commander Charles NJ.
Tozer, executive officer of the South
Dakota: Lieut.. Gilbert J. Rowcliff. ord
nance officer OF the New York, and
Lieut.. (junior grade) Harvey w. Nc
Cormack, under instruction at Column
baar University. also have been ad-
Yanc~d In rank.
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river and has taken fourteen days
leave of absence to prepare the ground
for his crops.
Private Morton P. Griffin of No. II
engine company, who was away from
quarters for fifteen days on account OF
sickness. has returned to duty.
Because of the serious illness of his
father in Baltimore. Private Newmyer
of No IS engine company has left on
ten days vacation to visit him.
Assistant Engineer Eden of No. 20
engine company took three days
leave during the week to visit his
mother at Frederick, Md
The gardens of members of No 20
engine company, which are laid out ad-
1aceut to the company quarters, are all
In a fourishing condition. Corn. beans.
heets and many other vegetables have
been planted and are progressing
rapidly. Each member has his own
garden and takes pride In endeavortns
to produce better vegetables than the
raised. It was stated. for each member
to supply his homo table during the
season.
Private H r. Carr of No. IS engine
company has returned from a leave
of absence of four days. Private G. =.
White OF the same company left Wed
nesday for an absence of four days.
Driver Colven of No. 2s engine COM
pany is busily engaged in working his
garden preparatory to raising his an
nual supply of vegetables.
Private Bishop of No. 2s engine com
pany has gone to Petersburg. Va, to
visit his father who is Ill.
Private Brine of No. 27 engine COM
pany returned yesterday after an ab-
sence of five days. He took his leave
to do some work about his home. James
Rock, a private of the Same company,
who has been Ill for several months,
is reported to be unimproved.
Evening star., 1915-05-02
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Assistant Secretary Louis r. Post
went to Muskogee. Okla. last week,
where he addressed the Southern Com
mercial Congress.
Edwin NJ Blake. who has been in
the south for some months engaged in
collecting matter for the bureau Of la
Dor statistics, has returned to Wash
ington.
Elmer l.. Messner and Leonard E. TIL
den. also engaged on the same work,
have returned to Washington,
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raised on his arm q. Nok..v,ll.. Va.


. Aionso rweedais. auditor for the Dis
.rict was called to New York Mon
day BY tho death Of his brother-in.
law. Col. Edward 8 Fowler, former
dsl Hs !s: Of NsH York
Several District officials are planning
to move TO their summer residences
In Washington Grove. Nd. Among
them are Auditor Twesdale ana Daniel
Garsea. chief clerk OF tho engineer de-
partment
= r Tyler. assistant drsfssman in
the water department IL at George
town Hospital recovering from an opsr-
alton for removal of his tonsils.
utilities commission: b " Fisher and
M o. Smith. clerks to the commissiou.
spent last Saturday fishing near Chain
bridge They reported good catches,
BENJAMIN A Harlan. chief clerk ss
the public utilities commission, rS-
turned to work last week after an ab-
sence Of several days due to illnesA
". G. MacNulty OF the record a.
vision, engineer department. has been
eIecteo captain OF the District tennis
team. which will participate In the
departmental games this season.
B: c. Moore. clerk in the once of tn.
auditor. IL suffering from q sprained
ankle and has been granted leave until
May II.
l. L Tweedale Of the water depart
ment ield party has moved to his
summer homo near Washington Grove
Md
T. 1. Ricketts, has resumed his clerk
ship duties in tho public utilities com
mission following a brief illness
w. A Anderson of Lexington. Va
is visiting his son. Capt W. D. A An
derson. assistant engineer commission
er of the District
J. w. Dare, assistant engineer Of
highways, with his family and Antonio
Zetelle and family, returned last week
from motor trip through Virginia
Evening star., 1915-05-02

For Other Departmental News See
Page u. Part 2.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private G. W. Staples, who filled In
1T No. truck company at the time of
the accident to the truck. has been
returned to No. 81 engine company
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private z. B. Rollins of No truck
company has taken most of his annual
leave and gone to West Virginia. He
expects to enjoy fishing In the noun
tain streams while away.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private Morton P. Griffin of No. II
engine company, who was away from
quarters for fifteen days on account OF
sickness. has returned to duty.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private George Berryman of No. 6
truck company was off duty the past
week on account of sickness.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Because of the serious illness of his
father In Baltimore, Private Newmyer
of No IS engine company has left on
ten days vacation to visit him.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

river and has taken fourteen days
leave of absence to prepare the ground
for his crops.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Assistant Driver Walter Reeves Of
No. truck company took holiday
one day last week and went fishing. He
raught a string of large white perch.
enough for his own family, but not
-nough to remember friends.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Driver Q. c. Rollins of No. engine
company went to Manassas. Va. during
tho past week to attend the funeral Of
ais brother-!n-l law, who died there
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private Henry Buhler of No. IS en-
EIne company was sick enough last
week to remain at home under the
care of a physician
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Private Casper Smith Of No. l engine
eompany has been away from quarters
for a week on account of Illness
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private Gill OF No. 2 engine com
,any was away from quarters the past
week because of the death OF hts SITS
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Oscar Anderson, member OF No. S
truck company. Is enjoying eight days
.aCation.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

A C. Bradley, private in No. & truck
company. enjoyed a short vacation last
week
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private F. VI. Edwards Of No IL truck
'ompany is spending his annual va
alton of twenty days in Virginia.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Driver Michael Gallagher and Pri-
tate Frank Markward of No. truck
-ompanv took a day off last week
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Driver J. WaIlen was on nve days
.tck leave the past week.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Lieut.. Frank Gibbs of No. engine
company spent several days IN vaca-
ion the past week. lie went to Grea;
Falls on q fishing trip.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Married. Wednesday. TO Miss Helen
Welty. Private J. NJ. Kober of No
sngine company is now spendtng
twenty days vacation on his honey
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Frank Newman. private OF No 2
ruck company. has returned to duty.
Frank got married and went to New
York on his honeymoon. He resides
II the Nansemond.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Assistant Driver c. j. Mofrett of No
10 truck company has taken fourteen
Jays leave.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Assistant Engineer Eden of No. 20
engine company took three days
leave during the week to visit his
mother at Frederick, Nd.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private 8. p. Oden Of No. IL truck
'ompany went to Frederick. Nd. on
hort visit the past week.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private H. A ]. Lanahan. in charge
of the wagon service in the eighth pre-
cinct, has recovered from his illness
and returned to duty. He was Off duty
for three weeks.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Crossing Policeman Joseph l. elliott,
stationed at sth and Fl streets northeast
has returned to duty. He was on sick
leave
Evening star., 1915-05-02

J. M McGrath, in charge Of tho wagon
! service in the ninth precinct, took holi-
day part Of last week because of the i'll
ness Of his mother.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Private q. W. Smith. who was re-
Gently transferred from No 7 truck
company to No. II engine company. is
on thirteen day6 leave of absence
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Engineer Williams of No. I2 engine
"ompany Is to leave on ten days va
cation Tuesday.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Tho annual spring cleanup at the
home Of J. II. Shirnp or No. engine
company is IN progress and he IS now
IN two weeks vacation to assist IN
ths work. Private shrimp is to return
% duty May s.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

That he could perform some work
4bout his home. Private Costello Of
No. IL engine company took several
iays off from duty during the week
He returned to quarters yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-05-02

Anthony J. Perrone. a resident OF this
city for several years, has been sp-
pointed clerk in the legation at Lima.
Peru, and soon will start for his post.
He formerly was clerk in the legation
at San Salvador
Evening star., 1915-05-02

B. p. Batson. member Of Capt. Fal-
vey's command, took holiday part of
last week and accompanied the body
of his father-in-law to his late home
In South Carolina.
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Die GlGnbissr Der IetrOpole SAFE
So. sebsn fait leer aus.

Die itaStiide oaOiterins". .CrSiHans
pOm stppsIlatieasseridlt fir seiet.
lid srldrt.--- GbeideiSunssfaIe. =
Ter Insan @urSprOseh besonueu.
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lakiadJen.
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BUR SeiidltisHns beS Ohio NehaHieS
Suititut Maienms.

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gang Oltr6 oaS 8eperbeTllieum oes
O6io N3cdpanics ISnittut 81 MAIDEN.
Die 9lugeleecnbeit fam i'm NelItIteH
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Der @uni6 nlsgeiprodell mlroe, Die
@eipebe, ,pelfe Ser Sn0Dlg gSosce5et
nelditb I'M Stlltb sur Slllatrlrung iei'
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gen. 0araufbin muroe Der Sclidstng
beidIoiien nno 5luor iol herielbe iidy
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ter 3eit 5eocutenoe 3upcnOunaen ge.
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tiren, ooB iic elm Sttolm Der hurt'
qeDerblichcn Gntuidellmg eruog.
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g1nqlit, gemodt 3u perocll.
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CT sic gebauptilns auf, oaB Die Gos'
franf9eit nidyt ourb Die 8feroetrun.
fen iibertragen peroeu tonne. Cine
dhnIIhc Steaung nahm audi III.
9ouis Z. Goof, Der Setter oes Gin.
ciunati 8eterinarp College elm.
9ieies brahte ben itaotiihen 8c'
ilu,obeitsbeanlten 9r. Sanois etpos
in Snrriih uno er pieS oarauf bin,
Sah aQe i'm ItGotiicben 9eiiuobeits'
amt 6ei6aitigten Gbierdr3te, Die
ianInrt rnlo ionbers 9lbiturienteu beS
Gtrriunoti 8eterinarp College iino,
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trantheit orrh 9rinfpaiier iibertrag.
bar lit. Go baber lte es in Dem Gol-
lege qcIernt mo oerjenige, Der es III
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piQ audi i'm Saltfe oes beItigen "a.
ges Die Gouegebeftc perfd)iebencr
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@ortraS 1r. GoofS nafgeihrie5en
III, Dem goriitcr oe3 Staotratbsfomr
.rittees 8. 81. Sones lu1ter6reiteH.
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grnBc 9uit 5u babcn. Die Srbinar5 Su
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Grreste 9ebatte
geranluft Sas Seitrebeu Die Sriuf.
trDae fHr Die 4sieroe iuieScr
einjufiiBreu.

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ben picber eiH5ufiibren, Die 5etauut,
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frOntbeit nerbrcitct ncr6eu tonm.
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eriutt, Die Sr6innr5 III iuioerruien
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Str, 5erSleiben.
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Ssb ID in itfuerrr 3s, ibm So!o ttir Oisies
(anr4rIi0
Gieie 3eilcn iinS uidt rportIih aui.
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pom ariege @etrOiienen in 9elttidy.
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bat, S1.00 III ser Siiice bes .@oIfS,
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fam unS Safiir einen bIbiheu eiier.
ren Eina erbalt, iein emaiQirt unO
nit Dem eiiernen arelB geidIriidt.
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5citer an Sas glinsen GeutitlanOs
unb Geiterreifs nu;uid,uffen umio.
n,e6r nls ser g1cinertrng ausidlieb.
lid Dem SiIision0s sufaQt
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bon Der Staatsirnipsriitdt unb irseno
ipelfe 2lnfrdaen iirb an bieien sii
rthten, Der Silfsfeniifer 6. o.. &c.
Gong bot bic proftiihen alrbeiten I'M.
ter iih. Or miro oisie @oGe in Gin.
ei,iHati iein ,mo grbebungen iiber Die
Srinbpaiierperb1lmiiie litfteIen.
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pertbifasten, in G6rsn gs6aIi.n Dsrs
ben. Die aeifsnfsisr finDst morssn
Na6mittag I'M "a ubr in Trausrs
baufe. 1926 goen gtpe., itatt. Serr
Y1itOr 9asfner. Elm langidbrigcr
Greuno bss gsrftor6enen, ptro Dieislba
l:itsn. Die g.ifssurg erfolst auf benz
Ssutf4.n prot. Gricbbof an Cartilage
G]ite
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oar ssitiielIuua Der &aiieriraitr.

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@aIiertraite oes etaates Ohio, mel.
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sIiifuabmc bcs Siactes borgenonI.
men. Ger fcniiiItireabe gbemiter bel
ben arbsiisn n qrcfsifor q. %. Gouls
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-12
JENNINGS RAPS
 THE ORGANIC ACT

Judge Robert w Jennings rapped the Alaska Organic Act yesterday saying that its limitations cause it .o speak the word of promise to the ear and break It to the hope
 Judge Jennings used these words In a decision upholding the power of the Lerislature to levy direct tax against fish traps. The case was ono of those instituted by Territorial Counsel J. H.. Cobb to compel payment of the trap license tax.
 The Cour, held that Congress, when impiantlng this new jurisdiction in AL asla. expressly provided that the pow CT og Che Alaska Legislature shall eN- tend to aii rightful subjects of legis- lation not Inconsistent with the laws Of Che United States. but it shall not, etc. then follow exceptions too nu- merous to mention-more than have obtained in the case of any other Ter ritory-wen nigh emasculating the or iginai grant, and causing it to speak the word ol promise to the ear and break it to the hope. However, of its pristine vigor there is left enough to justify Che imposition of license and property tax"
 The Court therefore upheld the tax
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-12
2,ooo LIVE TROUT
 WANTED BY sPATz


 In today's Empire A. T. Spatz, well known caterer, is advertising for D. 900 live cut-throat and dolly warden trout And Mir. Spatz will pay the top price for them, he says.
 Mr. Spatz has had g large tank biult to contain the fish that he expects to receive as the result of advertising. and will have the aquarium located in Ferry Way. The trout will be raised for his tables. He already has forty or fifty of the smaller trout in a glass tank in the window of his restaurant, but these have been used for display purposes, and none Of the pets have been served on a platter as yet.
 Spatz believes the fish could teach the world at large the right way to live, if they could talk. "They teach the true philosophy of life" he says, DO you imagine people could live crowded together as the fish are in my pond and not quarrel and fight? You never see any strife in my pond. The fish live in harmony. peace and contentment. could tell you whole lot more about fish. but put that ad- vertisement in Che paper, help me get a thousand cut-throat trout, finger. length preferred. and some day I'll ex- plain to you what I've learned about their habits. by watching them"