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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
s6rctli9e Sentru11g.
aebcnsnittclpreiic iteisen bel l,ns ipie
in Sen @eltfriegslanbern.

Gbicaeo, 5. Git. Ser Trcis bes
befannten 0Hnneiotu gtaunarb Iebls
ipnroe belte ouf $3.50 erIibt. Sic
5ipeite Yreiserbobung binnen sehn So-
sen @or einem Sabre ipllroe bteletbe
Gualitat 9lebI nod 5u $500 berz
fauft.
SO i 10 nfee, 5. Gft. 9a iebt Sic
Nabrllnssmittel in Nsillpal,fee Sic
b6dlten Yreilc erreidt baben, pelbe
lemals lier ba9emeien iinb, 10 baben
8lnbfralenInltalt getrofisr, Die bpben
2ebcnsfplten tbeiIipeiie baburd) 5ll erz
mdbi9cn, bub lie aue ibre ginfallfc
lelber nod einem genauen GpIten1 be-
inrecn.
SIN lektcn Sabr iinb sic 9reile bier
auf bas 9pppelte llnb 9reifade geltiez
gen. Sic &artoffeln 1inb I'M 100 biz
200 9rpSent tbellrer, als nor einem
Sabre. slllh Ser Meblpreis lit Inn 100
GrpSent eeitieeen. 3u Sen bieleu Sab
runssnitteln, hcrcn Hreiie bod, allfsez
lhnellt linp, sebDren Apbl, Butter,
glumenfpbl. Gllrfen, Gicr, Sellerie,
oSqualb", Gumpfins, 3lpiebeln,
Nepfel, grot. Stedriiben, @elbriiben
unb aaie.
Sc IN Dorf, S. Oft. 9as gteise,1
Ser 2ebeusmittelpreilc bat bielise He%
ltaurants lnb aoltbdllIer aller &laile1
peranlobt, Sic ellropaiid]e Manier
zines grtruseloes fir pas Scrpice einz
5ufiibreu. Sic Gdite miiNen ieet bon
sebn Gents auflparts fir cinen ieben
sit in hicicu gpeilebduiern be5ablen.
3uder ltieg i'm Grobpertuuf bon
6A @ents alf Z Gents uno I'M &leinz
perfauf Bon 7 auf s Gents. Sic Gdulo
barau lpurbe ollf Sen @ries seid)oben,
obsleieh es bcfnnnt lit. baS 4211S5,z
75S 9funb Hob5ltder in Sen Hesiez
r,lnsslpaarenbdllleru licgen. llnb oaB
Die .3uderernte" III ben Sereinieten
Staatcn ,lnb in porto Nieo Sic grDBte
ic haeeipelene lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

ct. 2ouig. 5. Sft. Gin granb
bat beute @orsen Ben SrDBten Sbeil
bes5auptsebal1bes oes befannteu Gbriz
ltian brothers College cinseaidert,
pobei, lolpeit biz iebt feItgclteGt iperz
Den tonnte, neun Meniden in arabliz
der 8eiIe ibr 2eben einbilBten. 3pei
Der ltmsefommenen iparen bciubrte
Hrielter, fpelhe lanse Sabre in Ser
SebranItalt sclpirft battcn unb bie
leBten Wfunate in Sen aranfenituben
auf Dem fiirften stode s.; gebauoes
5u9ebrad)t batten, mo ibne!1 Die SLANT
men jesliden gusipes abseIdnitten
baben. Gin &rantenpfIeger, ipeldcr Sic
beiben Rrielter beoient Fat, lam I'm, 3
2eben, ais er aus einem 8eniter bes
fiinften Stodtperfes bereslprans.
Oils Ser brennenbeDHt.elGau lhlieB%
lid] einltiir5te. 1purben minoel1ens
5lpolf 6euertpebrleute tom oritten
Stodlpert nit oen 5riimmcrn in bas
&eller9eidpb mitserillen. Siebeu ber~
lelben toHnten nod lebena, penn allh
ld)tper perleet. allseesrabeu meroeu,
pabreno flint nur nod ai5 2eiden ans
Saseslidt scbra6t tperben tonnten.
9as 5euer, oelien ltr!prung no6
nidt feirseltelt iperbeu tonnte, lpurbe
bonn Hegiitrur bes College, 8ruber Ib=
ban, eutpedt. ipabrenb 2ebrer lno
stuoenten an oenSriibltiiSotaf perz
iammelt paren. Ser Sranoidaben
miro auf 100000 seiddet, ipopon
mn Elm Sbcil ourd @erlicNerlns se>
oedt lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
&leiue ariegsna6ri6teu
ssiinf5is ieiuolidc sdiffe in meun
5agen nerienft.

8erlin, 5. Oft. Sn bem 3eit<
rarm bon 20. Septen1ber big gum 20.
September tpurben bon l1=8ooten in
Der 3orbiee unb inn GngiIden aanal
80 feinolide S6ifie nit 14.6OO @ez
lanmttonnengebalt perlentt, nelbet
Oie lteberieeilhe 9tahrihtenaaentllr
Gin9eldloilen iinb nicbt II britil6e
Sil6ereiDnmpfer unb A beleild)e
SHeppoampfer. beren @srni9tung be-
reits befannt 9egeben tpurSe. @on Sen
35 S6iffen tparen q ssiidereibame
pier. Gs lpurben 81 @eiangene 9ez
ma6t.
81 ieliger eneIil9er Grams
por 3 am fer berlentt.
2on bp n, 5. Oft. Sic briti5be @bz
niralitat nnb slopbs geben 1eute be-
fannt, baB Der englildeGransporfbam>
pier Sranfonia eeitern i'm MttelIdnz
bilden 1eere bon einem feinoIiheu
l1nterleeboote perienft ipurbe. Gs be-
Tanben lih teine 5ruppen an 8orb bes
9ampfers (?), bpd tperbcn stp0li bon
Ben 302 Mann ser 8ciabllng bes
S6iffes bermiBt.
gSah Dem 8eridte bon 2(obbs lit
oas berienfte sdiff nit Gem rieligen
Gllnarb< 9ampfer 5srantonia ibentiid.
9ieler 1T 625 6uB lang, bat $4,000
Epnncnsebalt unb pmrbe erlt I'M Sab
re 1910 gebaut.
N o b m c br & a n o ~ fnt e +.
2onb on, 5. Sft. su elmer mar
nenoen anIprade, ueIde er 8u Gulberz
bp, 2incolnibire. bielt, mutte General
Sir Billiam 8obertlon. @eneraIitobsz
def Der britilden 6eere. lei,1en 3ubDe
rern Sic Groffnuns, baB Sic MIliirten
tpobl Ben &rieg 1ider. ipenn auh lang
lam, aeipinneu ipiirSen. @s lei ieboh
nnbebingt notbipenoig, Ser slrmee nod
mebr 6ilfsfrafte an Menldenmaterial
nnb Mlnttionsfabriten su5ufiibren,
uuo in gerbinol,ns banit miilIe er
cine ernlfe @arnnn9 erseben Ialien.
rlt11iere &nnabme", iaete er. ubaB
mir Den &rica geipinneu iperben, lit
niaa berediist, ipetrl 1ti1t iebrr @ann
unb jehe Sralt i'm 2anbe I'M bolliten
DnBc ba5u beitrasen. @ir biirfen uns
iiber Sen slusgang llno Sic ipobrldeinz
liebc Gauer bieies llnecbeuren 8iueens
fetner Gallidung bingebelt."
Hapicr< lnb MildmaneeI I
IN 9eu t d] lanb !?
81 m It + 5 a M, 5. DIT. Sic Sranf~
fllrter 3citllng berDffentlid)t bie Na6s
rid]t, hab bic bentitbc Nssierung Sic
@erfii9uns getroffen bat, fab bas ben
3eitungen gu liefernbe Gapier auf Sic
@alftc bes bisbertgcn Glta11tltns bcrz
abHtlett iperben mllb.
2pn Son, 5. DIT. Cine Hcuter lhe
9epcide aus slmlterbnm beia9t, baB
sic iosioIiitiidJe 3eitlns n@pripdrts"
in Berlin sic gfad}ridt 5ri,1et, bnB
Die 0aild)z nnb aartpffelsufnbr na6
Ser @alptitabt in Ser lebten Seit ii,
beoroblider 8eiie nadeelaiien bat. &c
lou on arbcitcrn fir Sic &artoffel<
ernte feblen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

sln9riifsberiude Ser sscinSc ipurben
bon llnIeren Srllppen bereitclt."
Gin ruliiibes ariegsidtff bonbarz
birte an Der aiiite oes s6fpar3en @eez
res Die Inboben in Der 9tabe be5 9ors
fes Satlabl6ofas."
ullnlere Wlarine Merrp(ane grif~
fen erfolsreid feinSfide sSlieser iiber
Dem Sadaul See, n0rbltdj bon Som
ltanSd an.
81 umanen m tit EN- iiberaIl
ipei Of n.
8erlin, 5. Git, iiLer 2onbon.
9as De,ttlde Sauptquartier eab beute
9'adnittas befannt, baB Sic 8umanen
in Siebenbiir9en in Ser G'cgeno bon
8efoften, ,lDrblid bon snaeras, lotpie
IN Der lln9ebllne bon Soobes 5uriidz
tpei6en n1i;iien.
@pn Der @eitfrpnt.
ransol en- unb griten + o.
len lid MIR bluti9e s. + e.
Berlin. 5. Oft. Ser bcutige anti
lide Sagesberidt bringt aunbe bon
beftisen, aber persebliaen slngriffen
bcr Sran5nlen nnb 8riten. Sic Ser
Dffentlidung melbet:
nMrmeesruppe bes Aronprin5cn
Mupred)t bon gapcrn. s(n ser
Shlaebtfront nDrbli6 Ser CONNIE iteiz
eerte iid i'm 2allf bes Sages allndblig
sic Mrtiderietbatigteit, big tic amgsa6z
mittas i'm slbldnitt Mornal gou6az
pesnes bie sr6bte oeftiefsit erreibtc
gtarfe fran50lilde ansriffc auf uniere
stellunsen OH Ser Strabe gaillpeNanz
court, i'm GebolS ct. 6ierre Saalt nnb
iiibDltlih bapon ipllrben tbeiltpeiie ie nod
6anbsranatentampfen abgeld)lasen.
Mn 8efansenen blieben Elm Sffi5ier
uno 12s Meann in unicren @anbcn.
3tpei Maidinengeldiiee lpurben erz
beutet.
n@ritild)e snsriffe nabc Sbieppal
unb Ser Mouqlletfarm plrben nit
2eidtisfeit 5uriidseipielen.
Yaris, 5. Gftober. Sic Sranz
5plen perfiinben Ser sselt Sic
@roberung brn ncuent gpben l1nb
nerln ibiperen beutldcn Gcidiieen an
Ser gonnme Sront Dltlih BON Olorz
pal. sluberoem iollen fran50lilde
Slieger 8pmbeu alf bas be..tideSlue<
felD bel golrnar nuo auf Sic 3eppelinz
iduppen bel 3eebriisse abseporfcn
buber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

81 nd bic in ben enq!iz
] den 2iGtbilbtbeatern porgefiibrten
Slime u.iiTen Der 3en5ur Dorgefsat
tperfen. iie niiiIen fidtbor ben Ser
merit traaen rMit 8etpillisuna Der
3eliur". sSn Birmingham ipurhe
fiiralid Elm nit bielen Soften unb
Wiiben heroeftellter slim geaeiat, ser
Die @60pfltnassefhidte boritenlc.
3und6it erfdien auf Der 2eintpunb
Der @inaangsfprud: .Gs iperbe
,2tGH, unb mon foh aug ben g1ebcln
bic Come fi9 bitben, ltno tpe;ter
aetqte Der Slim Bic gnti itebuna Der
Welt Bis CUR @r36offl1nd bes Men@
'chen. limb rnter ben gilbern laiIen
bic iiberroi9ten 52ufha1er Sic ME
perfhpinoenbe @uffdrift: .Mie @ptt
pie Welt erfduf, NIT 8eipilliguna Ser
3emlllr =.
giner @irtin in 3uri6
mubte infolge elmer 9autfrontbeit
elm Mrm bouftdnbig eingebunben
tperben. DIS iie nun eines Mprge,ls
gegen 2 l1br 2i6t mo9te, mub lie
NIT benz perbunbenen Mrm Der Ser
&c al1 nabe' getommen fein. Sm Muz
aenbltd batte Der 8erbanbsitoff syeu<
er eefabt, bos fogleid auf Die Madtz
tleiber iibergriff. 9luf Die Silferufe
Der arlnen 5rou eilten bic So6ter
unb Der @atpieeer1obn berbei nnb
lDidten bas Seuer, lpobei lie iid err
heblide 8ranbipunben su5osen. Die
sSrau mar f6redlicb aueeridtet; bie
6aut Gina ibr in sseben bonn 2eibe.
Rah Der eriten dratliden Silfe ipur<
te bic Sdiperberlpunbete burh ote
@anitdtspoltaet in bas Rantons1pitol
perbra4t, ipo iie Der Sob I'M aoufe
beg Sases bon ibren 2eiben erlSne.
Da felt 8esinn bes
italieniIden arieges fait allc idtpei=
5eriihen 8ldtter in Stalien nidt
mebr fpeSiert, llmgetebrt aber tdelid
SoSegnGau]e1De pDl' ltalteHr@en set
.llnaen in Die 9dipeia eingefiibrt
iperoen, bat Ser 8orltano hes
Sdtpei5erifden @srleserpereins be-
fdlpTen, cine Gingabe oil oas goliz
tifde Depdrtement gu rihten unb I'm
Reprefolten eegen bic italienilhe
preTe 81 erIuGben. 9ie 8erbreitung
idpeiserifder 8latter in Stolien
miro lett &riessausbru9 unrtDslih
ge,nodt, ba Die 3eitunsen bon Der
italieniiher ppitperipaltung ipobl
our Spebition angenommen, ben
Nbpnnenten aber nidt nusgebGnbist
perben. go gibt es f9tpeiaeriIe1e
8ldtter, bic sufolse oieles 8orgebens
ser italieniIden YoiiperpaIt.lng
ibren san5en Wboanentenbel ltano in
Stalien perlpren baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

Nad einer Melbung beg
beutIIen 9ptI6ofters in Mabrio
haben bic serren Gpnbe be gafa=
montalpp, Giteban 8ilbap ,lnb M}o=
mel 9ronoa IN Bilbao fir bos
Hote Rreua Der 3entralmd9te 40,z
SIG geieter qefammelt. 9(n Der
Spenbe Ilben lid) ,inaefdbr 10000
sponier beteilist. Das beutf9e &ute
&rcus fat fir ben auf Deuti9lanb
entfolenben @nteil feinen iparmen
9anf an bic hrdhersisen @penbsr
9lusor,id gebrott.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
Nus bcm staate.

SIenpnbpab, Sa., 5. Stt. 8p@
bert Gnsluno, ein ginipohner unlerer
Stabt, lpllrbe beutc 81 25 Sabrell
Saft Bel lhtpercr slrbeit in slunmpia
MeTprmatorium perllrtbeilt. neil er lei@
ne eigcnc Sd,iuelter eebciratbet bate.
Ser @erurtbcilte blieb BEL ieincr Ser
iiberuns, bab er bel Ser Gbcldlie6ung
nitbt 9clpllbt bate, baB icinc @raut
sugleid audi leine Sebiueiter ipar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
@c,ualtiser aradj..
100000 @funb 9Dnamit er@
y plpbiren. 9rei g9anner ee%
tDbtet, bicIe perlett.


Grafton, ST., 5. Git. SSn Sen
gSerfen Ser Suinois Eplpoer Company
ereignete lid bcute cine fiirdterlide
@rplolipu, ais llneefdbr 100000 4ib.
9puan,it, sic bcreits III 6rahtmasgons
berltart iparen. eyplpbirten. Ser Suz
perintenbent Yetcrion lnb Sipet grbciz
ter, Namens @oobribse linb 9tlling,
tpurbeu bierbei get0btet unb mebrere
anhere aneclteutc Ser 8erte id)iper
pcrlett. Ser 2,tftbrlld Ser grplclipn
mar 10 geiualtia. bab 80 Sol5bauler
einitiir5ten. llnS Sic Getuuation pcrz
llriadtc nod in Sen, 35 WciIen entz
fer1ten n6rplthelr ct. 2ouis cine 9rps
be shlfreguns Der @clpobncr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
gelesrapbiibc s,utiscn.

. SalebalI. Sn Ser va fiona I
@easle:
Bottom 4, 9biIanclpb,s 1.
Meip 9orf 5, @rpptIpn 7.
Stdbtil dc Sptele:
Chicago @mericans ., Gbicaso
Sfationals 1.
ct. 2puis slmeritrus a ct.
2ouis gatipnals 3.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

- Gin bortrefflider @ib". iaste
ser 2eIer, pa las CT I'M belltlden 3ees
resberid)t, baB General bon Ser Murz
tpie sic 8ulien berbauen bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
1.i6tell rnmdnil6e eyuoalious=
Mrmee.
Sa9em ote 1teberreite bon iedD5ebm 8attatuonem
ilber ote 9omatt Sarld.
Mud in 6iebenbrgen mi1eu id oe guudueu ,rid,iebu.
Die Scnpe ber 0en b an5f emietnu gcn
Ihcnperluie ein.

eaa Der Nmann in ngorie enoet brbsiBbou Madcnn Teb
bor Sosare5 IN Sebnbreen @uln uno Sran5oen
mo idninoeln ~ Sic bunen 9ruppen tpeen Mnqrif inn
Sn nb @eten sud abn ebentba beuiden Nieoers
- 8rildr gransportoampfer berlenft
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

02earp gib d nt NIT Anpo gions 5ufroen Soe ein Ser
sdma6 aeseniber en9ano beduomt @uB id a6er in Ser
ala9e an @Gormid anHat @raibcntcn el67 bolcn
SSion Cma6a uno au Ser 5inrci7, ie;r+
6u9bes gcnieBt tur3e gRu6pauIe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

Slulle aaraburnm in Sic Sanbe gc=
fallen iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06
senlationeue alagt S'gtarp'a 9e9tn
GauCe WnGoru1id.
Slmertfan'ide SnrD lou iber acknowledgement ae
gen Sinoe eitrd)ler nrteilen.
= @lliou ooer oie oielpcrleumbeteu gnoeitridller2

Erahent nmm he Sfilduntsicier suae se6rnsfa
tbell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-06

"3piI6en bem 9rcsbelcc nnb ser
yit8ebobe. norolicb Der &aimaffalanz
boben ipnroen nniere Sruppen sen1aB
Der erbaltenen 8efeble auf borbereitez
tcstellun9en 5uriifsenpmmcn. sluf ser
yii5c6pbc oauern bie aampfe an.
"gforoipeltli6 oe5 Tabinoslees be-
bauptet lid Der Seinb nod INNER in
8ara5afoi auf bem linfen strulnaz
llfer."
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with the typical small grave houses erected by the Alaskan Indians.
 "Kasaan" is said to be the Indian word which means "a pretty town" and all reports agree that the village was well named. The fact that the village was occupied by the Indians for many years explains the local name "Old" Kasaan, by which it is widely known.
 Since the village was abandoned by the Indians the buildings have been rapidly falling into a state of dilapid- ation and decay, and a certain amount of vandalism by tourists and souven- ir hunters renders some form of pro lection essential. An examination of the area was made jointly by repre- sentatives of the Forest Service and of the Interior Department, and re- ports strongly urging the establish ment of a National Monument were approved by the Secretaries of both Departments. The Smithsonian In- stitution strongly endorsed the prop osition for the establishment of a Ma tional Monument The new National Monument will be protected and ad- ministered by the Forest Service, as is the case with all monuments To- cated within the National Forest From the Forest Service, U. S. De- partment of Agriculture.
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NEW NATIONAL
 MONUMENT IN ALASKA

WASHINGTON, Oct.-As a re- suit of recommendation made by the Secretary of Agricultural, the "Old Kasaan National Monument" consist ing of 38 acres within the TOngass National Forest, Alaska, has just been created by Presidential proclaim ation. The tract embraces the we'll known abandoned Haide Indian vil- lage of Old Kasaan, situated on Prince of Wales Island in south eastern Alaska, about 30 miles west of the city of Ketchikan.
 The village was abandoned by the Indians about ten years ago. Among the relics which remain there are about fifty Indian totem poles, five or six of which are classed as exceeding ly good specimens. In the deserted village there are also eight large square buildings which were origin ally constructed according to the pe- culiar plan of the Haida Indians, and which, it is stated by those best qualified to know, represents the best specimens of Haida architecture that now exist. The largest of these buildings is approximately 40 by 60 feet in size and is made entirely of round and carved timbers. There al- so remain a number of Indian graves
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CONVENTION OF
 NATIVES TO BE HELD

KETCHIKAN, Nov. 1O.-Edward Marsden, secretary, states that the fourth annual convention of the Alas ka Native Brotherhood will be held at Wrangell, November 27-29, 1916
 Native delegates will come from every village along the coast and will take part in the discussions of their own everyday problems. A good program is prepared, and it consists principally of the present situation of the Alaska Indian, use Of money among the natives, Alaska Indian do- mestic life, agencies of the Indians
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Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
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downfall and uplift, present needs of the Alaska Indian, the returned stu dents, etc.-Juneau Dispatch.
QUESTION OF EXTRA JUDGE

A large gathering of barristers met Sunday afternoon at the court house to discuss the matter of procuring an additional District Judge for the First Division. The meeting was called by the Alaska Bar Association, but was attended by other than members of the organization.
 Judge James Wickersham, Dele gate to Congress, was present and gave his views as to the proper pro- cedure to be followed in order to ob- tain an extra judge for this division. The delegate stated that the proper course to pursue would be to make a good and sufficient showing direct to the Attorney General of the United States who, if he deemed expedient, upon the showing made, would go be- fore the judiciary committee of the Senate and House, and ask that the additional judge be named, which, in all probability, would be done.
 A committee from the Alaska Bar Association of Southern Alaska, com posed of Messrs. Cheney, Gore, Bur ton, and Robertson, appointed some time ago, is now compiling data as to the conjested condition of the court calendar, etc., and the urgent neces- sity of an additional jurist to ex- pedte the trial of causes before the District court, which committee will present it's report and recommends tions at an early meeting of the As sociation, same then to be considered and forwarded to the Attorney General.-EX.
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ARTHUR LANG,

Date of first publication: November II, 1916.
 Date of last publication: December 23. 1916.
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W A K MING

Restaurants and others are hereby warned that, as dumping ashes in backways and alleys is contrary to city ordinance and a menace to the city, all persons found guilty of the practise in future will be prosecuted.
 By order of FIRE COMMITTEE.
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IN THE UNITED STATES COM . .MISSIONER'S COURT IN AND FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALAS KA, THIRD DIVISION, UNGA- PENINSULA PRECINCT, AT UNGA.
PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of J. P. Fratus, deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

of J. P. Fratus, deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, administrator of the estate of J. P. Fratus, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased to exhibit them, with necessary vouchers, within six months after the first pub lication of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator, at his residence, in the town of Unga, Alaska, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate.
 A. KOMEDAL
 Administrator of the Estate of j.. P. FratuS, deceased.
 First publication Nov. 10, 1916. Last publication Dec. 8, 1916.
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An Edison Diamond Disc Phono- graph makes a fine Christmas pres ent. No needles to change. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION.
JOHN SHERMAN HAYNES,
 Plaintiff,

JOHN SHERMAN HAYNES,
 Plaintiff, VS.
 GUY BELLAMY WHITEHEAD and GEORGE STEPHEN WHITEHEAD co-partners doing business as THE WHITEHEAD REALTY & IN VESTMENT COMPANY,
 Defendants.
 N. S-102
 SUMMONS
 THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
 You are hereby summoned and re- ouired to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty days after the completion of the period of publica- ton of this summons: to-wit: within thirty days after December 23rd, A. D., 1916, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff filed in this cause by which complaint judgment is sought against you in favor of h.e plaintiff, for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty-siX and20-l0O dollars ($2826.20) together with in- terest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for costs of suit, which amount is claimed on ac count of moneys paid by plaintiff to the defendants at their request, for their use and benefit, and advanced solely upon the promise of the de- fendants to make a proper convey ance to the plaintiff of the title to the property known as lots one CD and two (2), block ten (10), towniste of Seward, it being alleged that no con- sideration whatever has passed to the plaintiff for the amounts so paid, and that title has not been passed from the said defendants to the said plain tiff, according to the alleged agree ment existing between the parties. THIS SUMMONS is published pIr- suant to the order of the above en- titled cause on October goth, A. D., 1916, by which it is directed that said summons shall be published in the Seward Daily Gateway at Seward, Alaska, once a week for six cOnsecu- tive weeks, the dates of the first and last publication are hereto appended You are further notified that unless you so appear and answer within the time prescribed, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of two thousand eight hundred twenty six and 2O-1O0 dollars ($2826.20), to- gether with interest thereon at the legal rate from November 5th, 1915, and for the costs of this suit, and for such relief as the court may deem proper.
 WITNESS the Honorable Fred M. Brown, Judge of the above entitled court this 2lst day of October, A. D., 1916.
 ARTHUR LANG,
 Clerk
 By T. P. GERAGHTY,
 Deputy. Date of first publication: November II, 1916.
 Date of last publication: December
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fails to get into Moldavia. He is held up
in the Predeal and Torzburger passes. lie
gets south through the Red Tower Pass,
but does not reach the plain. Even lii
the Vulcan Pass there is pause, during
which Russia assumes the part of defend
ing Moldavia and the Dobrudja.
Now comes the fourth act in the trag-
edy, counting the Rumanian offensive as
the first. Mackensen as the second and
Falkenhayn's first operation as the third.
A great force, the main mass of the Ger
mans, bursts through the Vulcan Pass and
flows down over the plain and approaches
Craiova We do net know how 1T sue
ceeded in breaking through. We do know
that the decisive action was fought along
the Jiu River at Ter-Jiu, far south OF the
pass. We know that the Rumanians were
heavily beaten and we know that this de-
feat compelled them to abandon the rail-
road, which goes west from Bucharest,
through Craiova to the Danube at Orsova.
In the Rear of the Rumanian Army
When the Germans took Craiova they
cut this railroad and thus isolated the
Rumanian army which had advanced into
Hungary and taken Orsova at the Iron
Gates of the Danube. 1t was now cut on
from the mass of Rumanian troops, which
we're fighting along the Alt River, con-
siderable stream which comes out OF
Transatlantic and crosses the whole Wal
lachian Plain, forcing the mountain wall
at Red Tower Pass. To-day Orsova and
Turnu-Severin are reported in German
hands; the German official statement as
serts that the Rumanian army on this
front is isolated and doomed. How it can
escape seems indiscoverabe, because Falk-
enhayn and the mass of the German forces
are between it and the capital.
Now at last Mackensen reappears on
the stage. We have heard of retirements
by the Mackensen force upon the Con
stanza- Bucharest railroad, retirements, il
would seem, to prepared positions north
of and defending this line. Now Macken'
sen is reported across the Danube, not al
Cernavoda, not east Of Bucharest, not
coming from the Dobrudja, but far to the
west, at Zmneca. But at Zimneca his
troops are behind the mass Of the Ru;