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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

iciu. S5ii 6eu S1ulen iollte uidt oe.
Iebrt mcrOen OoB Oic Grmoroun9
oeS Gr5ber5ogs 6rons SerOinonO in
|. Sorojeip eiuc Ebut NOR mclhe lIb-
idcii cinil6Bcn iolL ionocrueS iolIte
aud geIcbrt peroem nab cs peite
areiic in 0utihloo im0 Deter
reid Gicbt in iucltben Scr @}oro ais
cine Scnoung @ottcs betrocbtet
miro.
9ci oicicn gSoricn crbob iiA ein'
mil0cr 2Grm i'm @utc lm0 Der Grat
it0cnt IGlltetc Dcitig. Or. 9icbfneHt
idric: oGS III oie Mobrbeit, cS iit
sic polIc S9o1rbcit." 0orouf rief
i6u Der 9Srdiioeut 5ur 0romrue mo
oic gle6r5ahl ser 8titglieOer DerlieB
ocn 5ool Or. Sic6fnctbi hi6r mci.
ter. o@erooc mic ser orciBigiG1rige
® bot oucb oielcr cine ocnuroli.
iiren0e nudtbeilige SSirfn9 aui oie
Gr5iebuug. 5o loige iic1 inierc cr.
5ieberhHen Soeole I'm eiueu Sompi
iunS 9eben orcben, toun sic 9efrei.
ing Der orbeiteuOal &Ioiien nidt
fommen.
Ger ErGiioeut rief sen &e0uer
uodmolS 5lir Sroning, 6oA fu6r
0icicr fort Ole 9lrbeiicr miiiier
OaS g9ert Ger G'r3ic6uue icIbIt in ole
%ono nebmen. 8ie Eruppen mill
fen nicbt mlr in oen @rdbeu FAM
piclL lie iollten lore S9oficn ienfelL
luto oeacn ocn gcneiniomcn Seino
ridtcu.
S9ieoer IGitetc scr @rdiioent.
Or 2iebfuebt peritGtc fort5ltfa9ren
obcr ser @r6iiocnt ldutete meiter ino
io9te st ocu 9lmpcicnocn SD bits
ollc, pclcbe Or. 2icbfncdt nod ipci
ter b6rcn moIlclD olii5uitcbcn.4 9a
nr So5iolitcn aafitonben cnt5oa CT
Gr 2icbfncht ooS @ort mcldc Ger.
iii9mg oic A}e1r5o6l Der ompcien.
Sen 2fit9lieOcr bcifdaiglt miinobm.
Or. &icbflcc6t Ocriu1te, iid wci
ter @ebor 5l ocricbafietL ober eS &C.
lang ibni nicbt ga hrhtborer 2Grm
i'm ilbertontc. gls CT sic Re0ncr
6ii6ue DcrlicB purOcl &uie Ioilt:
uNinmts nit ibml~
Observation-Disclosures 1T sci.
ocn g cbmud.
9crIin, is. N}GrS OrubtloS
(llcberiee 9lohribtcil glgentur).
Gorrrtter Gopit0n 9urgeroT uno
Srof 3u Gobuo S6loOicn scr er-
ioIgreihe GommonOont oeS oeiltiher
Secjdgers oD}0tpe0 ipcld)c Ocn bri.
tiiben NonOel im gltloutildcl S5em
io5mcr iAdoi9tc nn0 baum 0liidlid
in ibrcn ScimutbSGofeu 5uriidfcbr.
tc, crfldrte in cincr &e0c oui iciuem
Sdloiic III W}oIlpib iii Shlciicr
mo cr oaf llrloub mciltc. 8olgcnOeS:
oSd molIte, Sic f0nntcn ollcS
oas iii6lcm mas id Onrh9emadt ba
be- &icllcic6t lpor cS 0oS gr0Btc,
poS Gin N}om crlc6cn fonn SSd)
babe crlebt mas 0cltiMc 81 tbm
iu Ston0c lino. Sic tonucn fdl
mein Wciii6l poritcilct ais i'd cincS
SogcS orbt britiidc Gopitdnc Dor mir
boitc rnO iOncn iagtc yNos iinh Die
@lrl0o0cu Der ogntidcu Mmine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
SaliimOre'S better Bicnie.&arf.
TnnMEfattEr- Marh.

obcieu0dilcn uuo 9irnen i6icu iuobl nas
ran iih ocicn Bart aBuebeH cbe lic Saten
inr lore Wflinlu9cT RcniCs bclcpcn ser
9ori N ei'i mil icbr qro6er @dn5baue &iiQue
hct epiCipldben uun dQen n0i0iocu &eaucn
lihicuci auSGeiiaiic. ole iir eiuen nooetleu
NcrgniiOlinqr Bari bcn0iO9t no Ser Fari
NO prd6iq aeicaen. ncQncm so crrciWen unn
allen GinolbeleL iiocal nan ndW ocr Ntcoe
rid Noa0 ubcr g2iien9.Nncmie VleiiriOeN
lutilcinci Scy Gau IN GrpB Qcitli0, I'M ole
0rBbics uictQcn 0u5Unthmef. W,1li ipenNe
iid poti5ntm oocr lnrini0 um nd0cre SuS
nutit an
Notrn y gsicncicio, g,r 20i9, @titsNratt.str,
o0cr ielcpNou.rc nud Dem BART @iun0r l0l6
sm0ue 0lrcucr 0nQanp 5fim Ruri an Src
ocrid glpHnlc, uocr gSiltcuS gluclnlc
lMllrAls N.lllNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

S &0 Stamps
iitDrgem nit aMcn
tSinfdufeu.
NMn0erte nenc NriilIahrs.Ni

'EFW|VFFV FFNtFN fNEFV T'WFF- 79FWFFV1f
9liis @operts, idpnr5 mo iDeiBe
Gbcd3, Sergcs, &oplins, etc. 9telcite
9}oocn in en0loier 2(usmabl. 9lae
Gr0Beli fir Mdo9cu mo ,Sraueu,
%5.9S, $6,9S, $7.9S mo. 5000
Srii6ia6rssglolieu.
2iugerie Goilc' lmO OrgduoD'
9Iouien; ieiaitcS &loteriol; nit neue.
item 9eioB pon SpiBen imO Slide.
rcici; mo iciu geitrciitc rnO acmit
itertc glnricn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
SOel @utmau & 60. qqisp5stsss ss s4nss@aIs Ds9i90


-.-.------- 49,
gns mir 2ieiteuont 9crg nit ser
agIppom" lmo cbeuio ocn Dompier
ugSeit6urn" fortgeitbift Dotten ga
mar ou@ fir ins bic 3cit gefom.
men nah Noilic 5u iobrei."
@rof Go0no go6 oud cine 9e.
idreibang iencr 9luoicn3 bel aaiier
@il6clnt in Dem (SroBcu @ouptquar,
tier mo idlIoB Damn ieiue Reoe nit
Oen bcidciOcnen 9Sorten; $50 bobc
uur meiuc &flint getbou."
@Obc 9luS5ciWnung iir
gl Omirol BON 4 irpiB.
CErabtlos nod soppiue,
9irlin rs. Iidr5. Die lie
bcriec glohrinlen 2t9entur iogt
aaoiier 99ilbelu bat an GIroBoo.
niraI uou Sirpib elm Sbrcibcu ge'
ididt III peldem cr ieiu 9e6nuern
ibcr Oen &iidtritt ocS glouiirolS
mlsiprint imo .5ugleiH oemielbell fir
oic bcrporraaenoeu 0ienitc oauft,
melhc Nr. bon SirpiB iemem @dier
lonoe III icincr Iongen Gorrierc ais
Sh0pier ime Orgonilotor Der oeiit.
ihcn N1orme gelciltet bat
q3ur iel6en 3eit bot ser aoiier
0erfiiet ooB glouirol pon Eirpit
glome in Der 9iongliitc Scr @lorine
mciier 9ehibrt Miro, uno bat ibm fer.
ner oen Stern 5im @roBtomhir.
freu5 ocs Sobeu5olleru'ic6eu Sous
or0enS NIT Scbmertern Derlie6eu."
llnteriu@ung ongcor6nct
2or0om is. @lGr5. sine Ge,
peicbe oeS oGrhon0c GeleQropb'
aus Copenhagen bciogt ooB sic
oclticbc Mcaienug bic glomiroIit1t
ongelpiicicn bot cine llnteriuhuua
on5uiteacn o6 cii oeittideS Inter.
leeboot oic uSlboniio1 torpeoirt bat
ooer uid)t
Sirpib'S &i6tritt crrcNt
nltr 0criu9cS glu
icbcu.
Berlin pia 9onOon, rs. Ntdr5.
Der 9iiidtritt OeS glomiraIS D..
Eirpie bat IN 0clti6lono grrinacrcS
9hIiicbcn 6eruorgrrtien ais int SIN.
Bid mtf Oie lon9jGbrigcu imO her.
uorragcnoen Gienitc ocs 5d5pierS
ser Ocilti6en Glorine 5u crporten
NOR. Cic @}c6r6cit oeS Oclltiheit
&olteS bat oiicnbar poQes @crtrouct
in ben 9iegicriulgsflrS, troB Ser
Sbatlabe, OoB in scr omtIideA De.
fomit9ebung feic @riinoc iiir oas
I9IusibeiOen OeS @roB.9lbnlirolS iuiO
nift einlal ieinc Srant6cit crlu1bnt
marem Ger cinjige GaoeI fonimt
bon elmer fleinen obcr einfhlBreicbeu
0jruppe oercu 9la6anacr ii6 aroB
tcntbcils aus Gonicrpotioeu, ,Srci.
6onicrpatiocn uno 9|otiouoaibcrolen
5ltionmenicbt.
" a tionalli6crolc 0crlon.
0cn 6ortfiibrunG oeS
Il 9ootfrtcQcS.
@crlin rs G}0r5, oia SouOol
IS. Nldr5. (&n ser llc6ermttclna
peB0gcrt) Die nationalibcralc
Eartei inn 9ieibSta9e bat 6elitc oen
%cihhlB gciaBh nod ii oieicr Reic1s
tags 1ciliou cine &ouagc 5l micr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

SIbOnucntcn, bic ben y SeRiIt5eu GORE,
lpcuoentfu" tiGlt piiniliiij DDer ilnregeI-
maHig rvbaItcn, iiwS acbctrr, her Office
crpou psr GciepAou uSgr iAriitIidl Wlit
'hr,luna AH nnhtN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19


u lmiterDolL pio 2on6on Is.
N}0r5 Gic .,&omiibc 3eihmg
bcic6reibt sic 55cnc i'm &eicbstog onI
0onneritag, ais ser So5ioIiit Or.
aorl 2icbfncAt acgen oic ocmoroli-
iirenOeu @irfuueen oes &ricgeS los
500, ipic iolgt
Or. SicDinc6t io9te 6ci 9eipre.
Nmo ocs 9uoects fiir oos Gr8ic-
buuosueicus. ,Gr5ic6itn9 Oient Deu.
te nw oa8lJ @}iltoriSuuiS mo Go-
pttcIisntls 5il itGrfcu. Sic t6m,
olS iuolltrn Sic ocm %olfc Ocn gSc9
5lu 9il0une criHueBcL ODD ge.
it1icbt Dies mr neil Der SupitoliS
muS SpIoutcu brouHt Der @c.
idimtSlutcrri@t miro nitcmotiidl
ucr0rc0t I'M 0cuiiicn politibcl
lIebcr5eilalmgcn III Ocn 5Mulcn Gin
goiQ ait ucridlofien imo oud Dem
NoB 0cAea Gu8louo, Gic N}ilitoris
1inm3 ser 56ueu uemonoelt iie IN
Groinirut0s Sidac fir sen aric0.
&c5iigid oes ArieqcS iNciuer ibrt
&oeaIc ia @asbombcn pcrf0rpcri 5lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

(Erabiloe nach GnNhllle)
a. 90 All

&crlin is. 9t1rS. Sa
GettibIauO's Giienproonttion lit im
lcstcu Nlonot cin naiier Eetoro auis
geltellt wor0e Sm Wldr3 muroeu
fdglib i'm 0urnidniii 35.6i0 aon.
ncu pro0ii8irt tt g'ersleih 3ii a8-
fS6 Eonncn i'm 6cbular
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

brcitcn pcIdc oie meiterc Iur1iiib.
runa OcS 1alhboot.arieges perIoltgt.
Eic 9tationolliberdIul babcn All
gomiral b. Girpib Die ioIscnOc Gc
peide GeionOt:
oSSir iino iici bapcgt Oitrh sic
ytlhridt bon Dem &idtritt Gluer
Grrellen5 III Der 0eacnmGrtigcn SdYlpc.
pen 3ci. gsir icnoeu oent 56opier
Iinicrer Nlorine mo 0cu @atcr 0eS
oeitiGcn 6lotten.@ciites oic Ser
lihcrung ocr oufridtigiteu lno 0ont.
borlten Grgcbenbeit.
&om wciB oie @rlu6c
Souoon IS. N}drS. Give
ora6tloic Cepeibe ans gfou belaat,
ocr 9iiidtritt oc5 g(ouralS y. Girpis
Oon Dem Soften 0eS 5tuatSiefrctarS
oes OeRtidct Hcids NtarineanitS Iei
oaorrb pernlloBt wor0eu, SAB Iira
pit init oenl FIonc unging, cinell gc.
polti9en AngrlIf gegen GngIan6 init
Der 9uu5en Oertlden @odieeflotte 5li
uuternebmen. 9lo@ Ger 9lom N1el.
oung ioncn @aiicr 99il9eIm uuo
8roB9lomirol 9}ri5 Seinrih Sin
ipriId aeaca oieiea gIan ciuecIcet
6abeit mo Oaroli babe Sirpib Ieis
men SI6idico acuonimeu.
Gin potriotiihcr So3ia,
y liit.
@crIit iS. 9Rdr3. Ger be.
fonntc io5ialoemotratiibc 9icidls.
loaS 9t6aeorouetc Goll CS5bre iii
pm Sieltenaut bciorocrf iuoroeu
@o6rc trot 81 9eainn oeS arieRes
ais ,SrchOiIliger iii oas Seer ein. ob.
luobI cr bcrcits sic 9lltcrsgren5c ii6cr-
dlrittcu 6ottc, imO nohnl al 0cm
6clOjiia aeeeu HuBlono E6cil. er ae.
65rtc 81 oeu 2uippcntbeilcu, ipcIhe
9Soricbou uno C5roouo crobertcu.
(S'all eI61re crrcate 6eion0crS
ourd iein 9lth oGrci @}ouatr ga.
brifar6eiter lm0 0anouerfsburihe"
~ Dem er Der friibere @eiItli6ee ici
ne Grio9rlmgcu ais glr6citcr nieocr
9eleot bat oro6es 9Iuiicben 1864 81
gSlr5eu gc6oren itu0irtc cr 1885 bis
1883 III Seip5ie, I6eologic mo uuroe
Eiorraebiilfc. SIN 6riibiabr 1880
cntidloB CT iid, lid aou5 sem Sht
0tnm Der 9lrbeiterperbGltniic 81 piN.
met frat III einc 6dbrif III G6cnlnib
ein ino ionmelte bort sic Griabrlui.
gen 5li ieiuem @erfc, oaS balo ms
Gnglildc Gdniihc un0 9}orueaijdc
ii5criest wuroe. 1894 mir0e er oonn
&Iorrcr elmer glrbciteracmcinOc in
ISronfhnf q. 8, leatc iciu g(mt aoev
olSbolo pie0er licOer inn init Giar
rcr 9IeuHaln Sen 0lotionaI ioSio.
Ten Gcrein 81 drimOen 1899 frat cr
ans 0icieiu onS iuO idloB iid sci
So5iol0eniotratie all fiir oie CT ieit,
ocnl ioit Wnpterbrodlcn cinen iddbii.
ldcn &'o6ItrciS i'm 5lci@0ta0 pcr-
triit)
NbOnnentcH, bic ben sGeRiitbeu GORE.
lpcuoentru" niGlt piinilliiJ pber unregeI-
mahig rvbaItcn, iiws Gcbctrit, her Office
croou psr GciCpAcu rSer iAriitIid W9if.
fhrluna AH nindatN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIS Saiite.
I00O gganIiIIe 0riLIInag gInaiIac.

1000 cgquiiite 6riiBlin9s 9lu5agc
$50 bis $25 9m5iisc uod &oriicr
WloOcllea, 9}rlt "A bis Az ieiniic
nooernc 6arbcn ...... $14.9O
$50 bis $50 2lujiigc aus S8oD
8opIir, SergcS, @abaroiueS, Gbede,
SciOen Fopline, iiir ... $3.50
$50 bis $35 9n3iiae uah 3. 2lpc.
@loOelIcu bette Stoiie; fiir O}doten
inN ilcinc 6rallclI ..., $3.50
Nloocu fiir crtro bclcibtc 6rorcn
luicre Spe}ialitGt, pou 39R bis
51k. 5pc5ica fiir $24.50, $22.50
$3.50 mo ........... $3.50
&radtia sarnirtc Site.
S5mocrtc bon nciicn @IoOcacll III
allen bcIie6tcn Socou0, 6orbct lmO
@ue. A6rco Sleicbeu ouoerSmo niht
5i iiuoW Sir $500 mo $500
81 imaornirtc Niilon %oni.oiitc
in auen ncliciten N}oOen M 9Sc.
@i9 $500 maornirtc Spite on9
2i5crc mo @liIm Soni; idwor5 mo
iorbi9 inorgcn iiir ....... $i.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

9OlldHDii6er 9Samtfer
yPalembauB"
Auf Der Tnbrt nnm 9sot
terOaal ltncl) SSapa,

@ar Elm s@iif bon na6e5n 1000
Gcnucu 93aumiuboIt qiac
9atgaeOer oer @emaunnua as
rettet @ioeripredeuoc aluaa.
ben in seaua auf oen lluteraoua
Ser yEubautia" scr gtHd.
tritt OeS e5roBaomiraIs erpie.
9euoom is. @1dr5. Ser
Gampfer aRaIembaue0 lit iorpeoirt
iporoen alue @itglie6er Ser 9e.
manning muroen gerettet. ser Cam.
pier iuuroe beitte Gaorgen un 10
llbr 30 in Ser g3abe ocs @aaopcr
2aitti6ifies an Der Ebeuic.0lilp.
onng BON cinem lts@oot ouQearifien
Gr beiaaO iid mit Der 6a6rt BON
aottcroom nod Sopo.
COS giebt 3wei Gonpier oieies y1a
mems beioe bouduoiider 92otionali
tdt Gs banocIt iid icood oifeubas
Inn oeu groBcrca Oieier bcioen Dam.
pier, Oo er mlf Ger iroaliAcu Monte
ht1r.
gieler Gmnpier bate cucu Raun
inbolt pom G.67A 1ouncn lno cine
Sange pon 480 SUB. er pir0e iu
Sabre 1911 IN RotterOam aebout im0
mar oas @igcntbum oeS oRotteroam.
ibcn 2Iouos4.
Ten Iesten D1cIomgen nod pa.
lirtc CT 0jibraltor am 70. Se6uQr
ali Scr 6obrt bon @atapia. Saua,
nad 9iottcroom)
uG ubuWtio~ ntdf torpe.
0irt
CGra6iIos nod eabpite)
8crIin is. N}dr8. Die lle.
berlce &odlriNtep gIaentilr iaat oaB
ben gIuSiaaen eiltes aalDiiien 9}ihor0
SdiIling 3ilfplge ser iidl hit icincr
6alnilie an @oro Ger nSibontia Sc.
funo ull0 gerettet lpuroe, 0er aanonr
tc 0anpfer nicAt torpe6irt wur6s.
iouOern oui einc @(iuc aclouicn ii6
Cine Iepcidle aus Stuttgart be.
ioet oob ST. 51illina Scr @eprd.
eudnt elmer Seem Dorter 2ebenS.
ceriitcrun0s.o5 s.o5eiaai6oft uuo omeri
faniifer 9iiraer 1T iitb oiif oem gse.
&C nah Rio Soneiro befouo.
&obridlcinlin " eiue britt
iAe Mine.
cEraoilos nab ga9suis
Berlin, Is. @larS. s,n i6ren
9eipreHuugea iiber oic boudn0iIne
5eititeluug, Dab Scr 0olupicr All.
Bonita oird cine @line sum 5nfcH
gcbrabt puroe, 70 iagt oie lle6criec
9Rahribteu.9lsertur. 6eiprebeu sic
Oeuti@en 3eitunacn mnneAr oie
8raGe, mobcr oieie @line Namiuie.
Sie iagcn hab ans sen leeteu 2ta
tIitifct hcruorgcbt oaB a. iu nidit
INN einc 0eitidc Nlinc ban0eln tanu.
5eit gcgiun 0eS S{ricgcS liu0 dereils
9iS Mlmcn an 0ic 1oadu0ii6c aiiiic
aci6weinnt fporoeu. gSon 0ielei na
rcn 4S4 bririihcu llripnnaS IS
frou3oHitcl m0 nm lao 0cutIMelt
llriplimgS Sci 2O1 9liucl lteB jiM
oer lIripnmg Hicbt crnittcm.
ul lbautio@ torpe0irt2
@a ibipatoM rs. Midrs.
Sipei Gtii5ierc lmo gSadt6a6eaoc
pom gciuntcuen bol0uOii6cn Dam
pier Subantia" bobep ME Der ame.
rifaniic5e Goninl III 9Iniitcr0au 6giac
beriatet bcidmoren, 0oB Oos 9dilf
torpeoirt lplmoe. 0ic 9Saiiagicrc. 10
fiigt CT Diu5iJ ieicu OerieIbcu 93ci
nung.
GtpoS onrii t9iG.
9ltben iibcr &oriS. Is. M3ars.
9tne teIcgropbiidlc Scrbmouug
5lpiiden @riedenlanO tmo Deutidl
Iono, 9eiterreih lluaarlL gmgoricn
rno Der Giirfci lit ulterbrodef
Dic 6inanolagc ii gricMeulono
ideiit iebr beoeniIher 9lotar sii
icin. Dic 5amiIien Ser eingr3oac
nen Solooten befinoen iid 8um gbciI
~ groBer 9otbIaaa uao oie MANN
lidc @eoolferuna Miro IN aiir5c fir
NeIoorbcitcn 6cn0tbigt peroau l0eiW
otc Grnote nidt 0ernohIaiiigt mer.
ser inl.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-10-20

Advance Styles in Fall OUercoats
Varsity Six Hundred includes all the Best Overcoat
Styles-one good name for many good models. Loose
box coats, form-htting models, double and single
breasted many heavy bets-the best you'll this
season.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-10-20
Best Styles, Values and Selections Here!
New Ideas in Young Mems Suits
The Varsity Fifty-Five Suits

Have many distinguished features in lapels
drapng, in four shaped backs, in slant pockets
FOR HARD-TO-FIT MEN-We have plenty Of
sizes and patterns for who think they hard
fit. Hart Schaffner & Marx have made scientific
study Of fitting very stout men, very tall and
short, stout We guarantee to fit you and give
you smart styles BESIDES
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-08

In speaking of the beluga the ln- ternational Encyclopedia says: "A species of fish-the great sturgeon. It
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-08

poison and other unlawful methods of destruction for their pelts. this most valuable fur animal has been reduced to vanishing point. Of late years the Canadian breeder has appeared upon the scene with money in hand, ana for S2O0 each has bought up almost every remaining animal and shipped 1t out on an easily acquired depart ment permit.
 go eager has been the pursuit at this price by both native and white men alike that the coming two years will certainly witness the departure to Prince Edward Island of the last living silver fox from Alaska.
 "The gaping outsider may enquire with indignation. Where are the of- ficers, the game wardens. the laws for the preservation of fur. fish and feath- CTS? The answer comes laundering back. These are all Q joke. a roaring farce and. outside of the beautifully written annual reports of these off, cials, but dead letter. Thus the fool residents of this northern territory have dissipated their valuable patri- mony for a mess of pottage to enrich their most enterprising neighbors of Prince Edward Island. Pondering over these things makes hot the blood of the Alaska pioneer"
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That the beluga. or white whale, the profitable industries of the Alas kan coast is the opinion of J. A. Ma the business during. the past summer at Cook lniet. An interview relative to the beiuga industry given the Ju- neau Dispatch by MT. Magil. follows:
 The beluga is white whale. be- ing pure white while in the water. and Is from six to twenty feet in length. They run by tens of thousands in the Cooks Inlet country. starting about the 18th of April and continu- ing until the 1st of October in the streams. After the 1st of October they can be caught In the open water until the first of January.
 The beluga furnishes a grade of leather which Is highly prized among the manufacturers of fine shoes. The leather Is of a fine grain. practically waterproof, and very tough and Is extensively used to make high grade sportsmep's boots.
 "The principal demand for the lea ther comes from Europe. Scotland, Holland and England taking the bulk of 1t. although American tanners are after all they canget. get. The hides bring about s35O per pound after tan ming.
 An average fish will furnish a hide which weighs about hundred pounds, 400 pounds of dark edible red meat, which is pickled and sent to the Jap anese market. 400 pounds of bones and offal for fertilizer. besides a barrel and half of colorless and odorless oil which is highly prized for lubrica- ton. The oil Is used by the natives foI cooking purposes. Each fish brings returns of about $100.
 "The industry of fishing for beluga
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ALASKANS ARE
 TOO SLOW

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: The Post t-Intelligencer's editorial article entitled "A Flyer in Foxes,' must have proved somewhat of a revelation to the reading public" said an old Alaskan but nevertheless 1t represents but one side of the story, the Canadian end of it.
 Tt is not generally known. perhaps. that most of the silver gray foxes referred to by United States Consul Mays at Charlottetown are taken from the islands and mainland of Alaska. Originally they were stocked by the Russian government. During the last thirty years. what with the use of
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FAMOUS ARCTIC EXPLORER
 NOW NEW YORK STEVEO0RE

Tram. Captain Bartlett superintended her construction and as skipper plloted the vessel up In l9O6 through Kane Basin. Kennedy channel. Robeson channel and finally to Cape Sheridan on the Arctic coast.
 In the summer of 1908 Peary a. Capt. Bartlett started out over the Polar Ice to reach the polo They tained the, famous eighty -seven six the highest ever accomplished by any explorer previous to the discovery of the pole. Capt. Bartlett was in charge of the supporting parties and was on the Ice for 120 days. The leo broke and it was the desire to get back t, this country.
 To 6 casual person Capt. Bartlett is delightfully."- modest person. avoiding talking about himself or his exploits And when he Is not swinging boxes and barrels and crates he Is boring over a book, the editorials of the news. papers or magazine. He is an omni vorous reader, like all explorers. and says he loves to read Keats by the hour.
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WHITE WHALING WILL
 BECOME BIG INDUSTRY

has been carried on in Norway for hundreds of years and on the Allan tic coast for ninety years. This Is the first time 1t has ever been tried on the Pacific.
 Since I left Juneau l have estab- lished two fishing stations, built three buildings and made start on the fishing end of my project. On the Alt lantic coast hauls netting many of these fish have been made. and with the proper equipment I can duplicate this where I am located. The fish are caughtwith large drag seines and l have not tho proper equipment at present. I am now on my way to Se- attle for new equipment and expect netx season will be @ big one for me-
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Capt Robert A. Bartlett who saved IT of the Karluk's crew after the ship had been crushed in the Arctic ice. and who has been nearer to the North Pole than any other white man except Robert E. Peary. Is working as a steve dore at Pier No. T. North river. New York. where the freight boats of the American and Cuban Steamship line load their cargoes.
 He started in there three weeks ago and now is foreman of a gang of hard listed. hulking men who toss sugar barrels around as if they were butter .ubs. He can toss them, too, and does it because, he says, 1t Is the only thing he knows how to do, except force a vessel through ice fioes, eat olubber and drive Eskimo dogs.
 Capt Bartlett Is not in hard luck or anything like strengthened circunn- stances. He presents the odd phase of a man who has been out Of touch with the living day so long that he is fitted only for the toughest labor at present He came to Now Yerk to take Job because he could use that 10 come back into the world and
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You can keep your friends sutstde posted by having the Nugget mailed to them for 50 cents per month
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Is sometimes 12 to Is feet in length and weights l.20o pounds or In rare cases even 2,0OO. The best isinglsss is made from its swimming bladder It's flesh Is sometimes eaten but Is oc- in the Caspian sea and the Black sea and the large rivers which flow into them. It Is also called the white whale. It belongs to the family Del phinidae. It inhabits the Davis straits and other portions of the northern seas and sometimes ascends rivers
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BUCK IS PASSED TO
 ALASKA DEMOCRATS

replacing of republicans with demo. crats in Alaska. a statemnt has been made that these offices will be filled with democrats whenever the demo- crats can agree among themselves over the appointments
 It Is a we'll known fact here that there has been a fight made upon ev- cry candidate named for positions in Alaska under the present administra- ton. Owing to the lack of harmony
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Washington, D. C.. Nov 2S.-It hal been brought to the attention of the administration here more than once that there are still six presidential po- sitions In Alaska filed by republicans which belong to the democrats.
 These are at Juneau, Cordova, Nome Seward. Skagway and Valdez.
 President Wilson has consistently refused to interfere with these, but owing to continued agitation for the
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over nominees for public office It has been difficult for the people here with the best interest of the party at heart to decide in favor of the names men toned for fear of still further engen- dering factional feeling.-valdez Al askan.
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learn something of what other men are doing," as- he expresses 1t. He Is now 40 years old, young of heart and hopes, and his optimism Is as simple and bland as that of & child. He. has spent more than 20 years of his life all of his life from the time that he first ran away to sea-aboard a seal ing vessel, whaler or ship of explora- tion
 Most of his formative years have been spent in the Arctic. and he de- clares It Is time now for him to be learning somethlng, because there is SO little chance of making a livelihood in the Arctic nowadays.
 The Arctic has been like a home to him and he has made many journeys into the region of upper Greenland, first going with Peary in 1897 and 1898 aboard the Windward. He wen, on another expedition to Hudson straits and Hudson Bay in 1901. and from that year to 1905 was captain of a sealing ship off Newfoundland. In 1905 Peary was preparing to go north again, and he manned the Roosevelt after the manner of the stanch old
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa- nous Atherton Bourbon whiskys, Dis titled spring 1eo4- 1906, bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent. by U. 8. government by tho bottle or gallon.