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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10

@e11,1 Sic probritilden 9latter
Mmerifas cine 9rotel tnote bes &ralt-
oenten an ENGLAND lobe1, Damn
lit bag INNER ein 9emeis, oab lie
England nidt mebe tbun ION.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-10

- Mnes, mas man bon ser nod
geridteten merifanilden
gsotc iagen fatr1, lit, 6aB Tie lngefabr
$4,000 @orte entbdlt.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
CLAUS
 CAME AND WENT

Christmas night the capacity of Camp skagway No. 1, Arctic BFo- tberhoOd was taxed to the utmost to accommodate the ioyOua thrOng who were present to greet Santa Claus upon bis arrival ia tRia Oity.
 With but few exceptions. aa the Rames of the little children were called out, they were there in person to receive their gifts. and 1t was one of the most enjoyable and lOvabls sights imaginable to see the look of PleaEsd expectancy on each little face 60 the various telegrams which Santa sent from points along his route Rn he was speeding to Skagwag When the jolly old elf did appear, it was the sign for all the Hitler tots to cry forth their greeting to the old gent, and many little hearts were made glad when he stopped in his hur- ry to reach every child in the world long enough to take the little hand which was proffered him and return iu person the shrilly pipad "Heloi Santa"
 The festivities were opened by the introduction of Rev. Pedersen by Vice Arctic Chief Jack Keller, and Rev. PedeSen gave a very good history of the inauguration of the custom of the Arctic Brotherhood taking care of the children of Skag- way on the anniversary of the birth oI the Christ.
 The school children rendered two very appropriate vocal selections, and little Floris Clark recited Twas the Night Before Christ mas," in a most pleasing manner.
 Then followed a selection by the Skagway band after which Rev. Pedorsen, assisted by members of the committee and hessr, Edwin Friedenthal, Edward Liddicoat, liar ry Achison and Joseph PedaEn in the work of distributing the pres ents. To each child was given, ia addition to the little Christmas re- membrance, a wall-filled bag of candy, nuts, pOpCOrB and fruits,
 After the groWR-up packages had been distributed, the floor was cleared of the chairs, canvas, and an informal dance was enjoyed by good number of jolly folkH uHtil midnight. The band, occupying the gallery, furnished the music, and all those who had the pleasure of dancing declared that 1t was up to the minute, great praise being ex- pressed over the excellent time main1 tained throughout each number.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
CHINESE EDITOR
 ASSASS.NbTED

San Francisco, Dec. 27 - Wong Yum Yung, editor of the largest Chinese newspaper in the United States. which is published in this city while in attendance at Chi nese banquet here on Christmas day was assassinated.
 The unfortunate man was seated at the table when he was shot at through a window, the bullet en- terinl his back causing instant death. He was a cousin of the former President of China The police are entirely In the dark, hay ing discovered no trace of the as Bassin, and no. clue has been ob- tained thus far that might lead up to bis indentity.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
MANY S0VR10UGHS ARE
 GUESTS OF "DADDY" MOWL

Fire Hall No. 9 last evening was tho scene of one of tho most en- joyable eTanta that has taken place in skagwaZ for 8 number of years, the OceaBioa beIRg the dinner giY- eE by Br, and MrA George Mowl to their "gourdough" friends of the ROTthlaRds
 For gsYreaI months past Daddy" MOwl has had propsratiOns under way, sRd with tho thought of once moro bringing together the "old- timey," whore the spirit of the carly dayH you'd prevail, he sent Ous over one hundred inYitations to the residenta of skagWay who had come to the Aorth prior to 1904.
 The hall waa fittingly decorated, and two long tablea spread, upon which, during the progress of the diRRer Che choicest products of AL askG. were placed before the as- esmbled guests iR intending protu- sioR. 5kagWay grown chickens, Skagway raised pork, skagway killed prime beef, skagway grown vegetables. fish from Lynn canal, cream from the skagway datries, all followed oRs after the other, and mingled with the whole was the Joy ous splrit of Christmas and the feel ing of sOod-iellowsbip,
 DF, L. 8. Keller, who arrived in skagway iR December 1897, oc- cupied the toast-master'a chair, and after he had made few re- marks complimentary to those pres ent, calling the attention of all to the fact that N. B. Clemenger (Clem), George Carson, ('Daddy") and A. P. KindelI (poRt magter) were neRB-boys when he fiEt knew them, and that Vic Sparks and Gene Smith was known to him when they still wore short pants.
 h calling on Mr. MoWl, pr. Keller said:
 Daddy does not spend all hia time in entertaining the groWn7ups, either, foT there Is scarcely month or week passes that the chil- drea of skagway are not hlH gue1ts at some occasion, whether 1t be moving picture shoB, or some other entertainment. To Mrs. MowI, to a great extent, belongs the credit Of the present assemblage, for 1t was through her power behind the throne and her hand that urged George to give thls dinner. With sinceregt pleaBura I present our host, MT. George MoWl."
 This was the signal for a rising toaHt, all present responding with alacrIty, and when all had drained their glasses, thEea rousing cheers vera given Gr. aud MrB. IoWL
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27

{ When quiet had again been had, Daddy" Mowl, his face the pie ture of satisfied pleasure, and his eyes tWinkling with the Joy at hay ing all his old-ttme friends once mora surrounding him, then said:
 Friends, to me the northland is home. There Is no home like It. There Is no city that compares with 5kagway. From it's beautiful To- cation ia the valley of the skag- way river, with its towering peaks to it's beautiful little homes nestl- ing coZi!y under their sheltering protection, There is no place in the whole world where the influence of the mothers guiding hand is 90 apparent as 1t is here in Skagway. The proof of this is at all times manifest in the sturdy, healthy and beautiful children, who every day demonstrate the traits of true lit tla men and women. Our schools are good, the training of the child mind thorough, and this fact coup led with the home training ts the secre. of the Bturdiness and man. linesa of the Skagway child. TO tho fathera Is due the fact that these same children are all well dressed, and poverty and want is almost an unknown quantity in our midst.
 T greet you all," Mr, Mowl said in closing, land I only hope that your joy and pleasure at being here and once mora talking oyer tue good old times, Is as great, as the infinite joy and pleasure am at this moment experiencing, at being instrumental in having you here"
 Those among the number invited who participated of Mir. and Mrs MowTs hospitality were aa follows' and a word of explanation at this time may not be out Of order. The names appearing in parenthesis' gives the maiden name of all the married women who have been mar rled since their coming to the north;
 w. shearer, Jan. 1888.
 Fred Tanner, 1896.
 Mrs. II. s. Pullen, Sept. 1897.
 Royal R. Pullen, Oct 1897.
 Fred Storey, June 1897.
 Geo. Mowl, Jan. 1897.
 Mrs. Geo. Mowl, 1911.
 Dan Mckay, March, 1896.
 Mrs. Dan Mckay (Emma Clark Oct. 1896.
 Mir. E. w. Achison, Sept. 1897.
 Mrs. E. w. Achison, Dec. 1897.
 Henry Friedenthal, Aug. 1897.
 G. V. Zinkan, Sept 1899.
 Mrs. Zinkan (Grace McFarland)
 yNrnf{rue5 n9 Dape Al
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
TROOPS CELEBRATE MD-
 NIGHT MASS IN TRENCHES

Arras, Dec. 87 - NotwithEtand- Ing the fact that all through OhriSt- mas eye aad ChriBtmas morning greEt uhella were hurled oTer the
 trenches where the French troop pr . ctinE this town and prevent ing tho Germans from marching on toward Paris, are stationed, many
 Catholic DrigtH braTed the danger of th bursting shells and went fort. into the trenches where mid night ulszE was celebrated.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
Ills BBOTHEB IS KILLED

Dawsol, '. q. Dec. 15--DuneaR Nlchis @ prominent TairbaDm man. has received w0rd from AG old home in scotland that his brother, William, who was with the west era Australians has been killed and buried in the DardGRslls fighting. His age was 4B ana for many years be was & miaer In Western Aus traliA
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
SCARLET FEVER
 NOW R5GING

London, Dec. 27-FrOm various points along the border Of Pc land, an epidemic of scarlet fever Is reported. Many deaths are occur ing every day, notwithstanding the fact that medical aid has been sent there, and all methods for the stamping out of the disease known to science have been employed.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
FORD SURPRISES
 THE C0MM0NER

Miami, Dec. 27-FOrmer Secretary oe State William Jennings Bryan, when advised of the intention of HeRrv Ford to return to the United States without going through with his proposition for the establish meat of peace between the warning nations of Europe, expressed great surprise at Mir. FOrd's action.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
HAYNES NJ. I PLAYS 'SANTl"
Special Correspondence)

Haine5, Dec. 26--The Christmas trv and entertainment in the Arctic Brotherhood hall on Friday evening was attended by almost the ntire white population, and also by a good portion of the natives, so that the hall was filled to it's ut mos. caDacity, and standing room was at a premium.
 The exercises were opened by w. B. stout, who on behalf of camp No. 17, of the Arctic Bro
 Continued on page A.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
LINER
 SUNK BY SUB.

Milan, Dec. 27-WOrd has just been received in this city stating that the Italian liner Port Said had been torpedoed by an Austrian submarine, and sunk. Before help could arrive at the scene Of the disaster, six passengers and one Of the crew of the ill-Gated vessel had drowned. All the remainder Of the passengers and crew were saved by smaller craft
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27

Stockholm, Dec. 27 - Governor Hanna, of South Dakota. who was & member of the Ford Peace com- mission, which arrived in this city several days ago, and also Mrs BolsseTain, owing to the great dis sention which has arisen among the members of the commission, have
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
KING
 NOW IN ITALY

BriRd!si. Dec. lY - KiaE Peter Of SsrVih, arrived h thiR city on board aR Italian erulBsr, ana haS accepted the offer Of the King of Italy 90 use the Palace at Caseria, near Naples until the war eRdB,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
PEACE COMMISSION L.KEEF ID
 END IN HAIR-PyLLING BEE

quit the party and will return to the United States at once.
 It ia stated that the quarrelhng has become 50 general among tho members of the party that 1t is pre- dicted that 1t is likely to disrupt the discipline of the mhsioa, and will bring about oauB0 for great rid- iculs. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
CAN'T FIGHT
 IN GREECE

London, Dec. 27 - \ dispatch from Athens to this city states that the Kaiser has been notified by King Coastantlne that 1t Is impossible for Greece to. allow the Bulgarian and Turkish forces to pass oyer the GreCia1 frontier.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
GzAB GOES
 ID THE FRONT

Petrograd, Dec. 27-CBaF NLch- olas 1T, left this city for tAa south era battle front Whera As will go ovOy the mutation hAsER with sons oS his generals,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27

Berlin, Dec. 27 - Ad7iceH re- Ceived in this city from Vienna would indicate that Austria-Hunsary 6 very anxious to retain the friend ship of the United States and has
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27
VIENNA WOULD RETAIN FRIEHD-
 SHIP WITH THE UNITED STATES

sigpifled her intention Co mhka con- siderable sacrifice la the Aueona matter to appeaa Am6rIea and thus avoid any cause which might lead up to tho sGVaTa8es OF thG 6iPlo- matte relationship.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-27

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