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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
swIsHER's CLEANING SHOP


The above named gentleman is an
expert in his special line of trade. His
shop is well equipped for cleaning and
repairing and all kinds of ladies and
mems garments in the promptest
and most satisfactory manner. Mr..
Swisher also represents the leading
Chicago Merchant Tailors and the lat
est spring and summer suitings are
arriving and all patterns are $500.
Measures taken by this gentleman are
guaranteed to fit in a most satisfac-
tory manner and his patrons all speak
in the highest terms of praise of their
treatment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
{. A. SULLIVAN'S
Model Sanitary Grocery, North Side
of West Superior Street.

Mr.. Sullivan carries an absolutely
fresh and pure line of both staple and
fancy groceries, dried and fresh fruit,
vegetables in their season, best teas
and coffee, flour meal, cured meats,
garden and orchard productions and
country produce, all in excellent as
sortment and great variety. Mr.. Sui
Ivan also handles butter, eggs, and
he is fully to the times in mercantile
ethics, and he enjoys a large country
and city trade from an appreciative
public.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
g THE FORD"
The Universal Car, and the Wonder
full Overland Automobile.

The Ford auto station, located on
West Superior street is ably presided
over by Mr.. c. M. Johnson, an ex-
pert autoist who is widely and fav-
orably known throughout this district.
This gentleman has the agency for the
Ford, the Universal Car, which is
the ideal car for every man and with
in,reach of all. Also the great Over
land which has become famous all
over the universe for fine finish, style
durability and endurance of engine.
He handles full line of Ford extras,
oils, greases, and best filtered gaso-
line. For a demonstration of these
wonderful cars call at the garage and
be convinced
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
THE WRIGHT HOUSE
BARBER SHOP
In the Basement.

The Wright House Barber Shop is
located in the basement, and Mr..
Harry Willard and his assistants are
accomplished tonsoralists, and they
are well patronized by the travelling
public and most particular men about
town, all of whom speak in the highest
terms Of praise of their treatment
The shop is provided with three
modern chairs, the best tools and
choice toilet articles. In addition to
fashionable hair cutting, shampooing,
face massage, etc, they have well
equipped bath rooms with plenty of
clean towels and all the necessary
pharphenalia.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
W. H. SMELL
The Up to-Date Pocket Billiard Hall
and Cigar Store of Alma.

The most up-to-date, quiet and ord
erly pocket billiard hall and smoke
house of Alma, is that so ably pre-
sided over by Mr.. w. II. Smell. located
on East Superior Street. This well
equipped hall is amply provided with
the latest and most improved tables
and all the necessary paraphernalia
for the accommodations of those who
delight in the twirling of the cue. The
cigar stand is well stocked with an
excellent line of both domestic
cigars, tobaccos, and smokers articles.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
l., N. BAKER
Popular General Merchant of Alma

The attractive and systematically
arranged store, conducted by Mr.. l.
N. Baker, has gained an enviable
reputation among his competitors for
his honorable and straight forward
business methods. This store is
located on West Superior street. The
stock comprises a well selected line
of spring dry and fancy goods, ging-
hams, percals, calicoes, print, white
and wash goods, shirt waists, ladies'
and gents furnishings, etc. Also
choice staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, best teas and coffees,
garden and orchard products and
country produce, all in excellent as
sortment and great variety for any
thing in these lines. He is prepared to
meet any competition.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
x. s. swARTH0UT
East End Grocery of Alms-Phoue
179.

The popular East End Grocery
Store is ably presided over by Mr.. r.
s. Swarthout who enjoys well and
successful business. The East End
Grocery is kept in thoroughly san
itary condition and the above named
gentleman carries fresh and absolut-
ly pure line of both staple and fancy
groceries, canned good, fruits, fresh
vegetables, garden and orchard pro-
duction and country produce, cigars,
tobacco, etc. Mr.. Swarthout also pays
the highest prices for butter and eggs,
cream direct from the farmer and he
manufacturers his own butter espec-
tally for his customers. Everything
is guaranteed to be absolutely pure.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
ALMA ELEVATOR co.
Dealers in Grain, Beans, Seeds and
Coal

The Alma Elevator company are in
the market for all kinds of grain,
seeds, beans, etc. A decided speciality
is made of Pure Northern Grown Seed
Beans, which are the best on the mar
ket. They are also prepared to fur
nish you with the best grades of both
hard and soft coal at right prices.
Do not fail to give them a trial.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
ARCADIA LIVERY STABLE
Home of the Fine Stallion "Jagany"
Union 1873, Bell las.

When you want an up to date horse
and buggy or a fine double rig it
will be to your advantage to hire one
you can be proud of. Mr.. Geo. A.
Brown of the Arcadia Livery Stable
is well supplied in any thing in this
line. He has splendid auto service.
He also does large feed and hitch
in business. This gentleman also has
a fine Dark Steel Gray Stallion
"Jagany" which will make its stand
at the Arcadia Barn during the sea-
son. This wonderful horse has turned
out many promising colts through
out this section of the state. Special
terms will be given on application.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16

weaves and patterns, fancy hosiery
and neckwear, the famous Arrow col
lars, plain and fancy shirts, under
wear of all weights and sizes, gloves.
the famous "HiLo' and "Stetson"
hats, and gents fine furnishings and
haberdashery goods in general, all in
excellent assortment and great var
iety. Also the celebrated "Ralston"
and "Florshein" shoes for men and the
King George Cushion shoes, trunks,
travelling bags, etc. They represent
the Universal Tailor Co." of Chi
cago and all orders taken by them are
guaranteed to fit in a most perfect
manner.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
LUCHINI BROTHERS
Popular Fruit. Confectionery and Ice
Cream Parlors-

Many of the young people and the
elder people too, find in this new and
popular resort so ably conducted by
the Luchini Brothers an ideal place
for fresh fruits, choice corrections,
seasonable drinks, and all kinds of de-
hcious carbonated beverages, ice
cream sodas of all flavors, superior
and delightful candies, Lowney's fam
Gus chocolates and bon bons in fancy
boxes and in bulk. The service is
excellent, not only in regard to the
quality of everything, but in the plea
SAINT courtesy of the painstaking
proprietors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16

The Palace Blacksmith and shoeing
shop of the above named firm is SO
ably managed by M. George Kean, is
one Of the best equipped and up-to-
date concerns of the kind in Alma.
They are well prepared to do all kinds
of general blacksmithing, woodwork,
wagon and repair work. A speciality
is made of practical horseshoeing as
Mr.. Kean has made thorough study
Of the delicate anatomy of the horse
foot. and perfect satisfaction is
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
WRIGHT HOUSE LIVERY


We take pardonable pride in calling
the public attention to the Wright
House Livery Stable Of Alma, so ably
presided over by Mr.. A. +. Eicher,
who stands prominently in the front
rank. This gentleman is an excellent
Judge Of horses and he is fully
posted in knowing how to take
the best Of care Of them, and he has
many good turnouts and first-class
roadsters, an excellent auto livery
service for making lively time1s.i the
road as q speciality Is made Of the
travelling public, by whom he Is well
patronizcd and all speak In the high
est terms of praise of their treatment
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16

Popular Tonsorial Artists of Alma
State Street.

In our general business review of
Alma and vicinity We take pardonable
>pridc in calling the public attention
jto the neat, attractive and thoroughly
sanitary barber shop and bath room
80 ably presided over by Messrs. But
t4n and Hamilton. Both gentlemen
ate considered to be artists with both
thd shears and raxors. and they make
a &pecialty Of fashionable hair cut
lind, shampooing. easy shaving and
faced massagine. The shop Is well
equipped and amply provided with the
lotesk fnd most modern reclining and
rovolvinR hydraulic chairs. Keen
r1zors, elehn towels and china toilet
,ncccoeorjds, and modern up-to-date
.L4th rooms are run In connection.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
DAVID MeCARTY
Old Reliable Shoe Maker-South
State Street

The old reliable and practical shoe
maker of Alma is that of Mr.. David
McCarty, whose shop is centrally
located on South State street. Mr..
McCarty Is an expert "cobler" of long
standing in Alma and he has become
widely and favorably known for his
excellent work. A special feature is
made Of half soleing and heeling.
patching and all work is turned out
in a prompt and satisfactory maner
His prices are reasonable.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
DIR. MAYNARD PRINGLE
The Reliable Dental Parlors Of Alma
Opera House Block.

The reliable and enimently success
full dentist of Alma is DR.. Maynard
Pringle, who is widely and favorably
known throughout this district, fer
the excellence of his work. DR.
Pringle is prepared to do all kinds Of
bridge and crown work, surgical dent
istry, extracting and filling teeth, and
manufacturing full sets to order, and
does the best and most scientific work
His prices will be found right.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16

The Quality Shop of Alma, ably
presided over by j. G. Maier 4 Co.,
stand prominently in the front rank
of the clothing trade. The attractive
and well arranged establishment is
filled to repletion with an excellent
line of mems and boys fashionable
Ready-to- Wear clothing including the
famous Hart Schaffner d Marx"
clothes in all the latest Spring shades,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
J. c. sHICK's
Big Feed Barn, East Superior St

The big feed barn of Alma is ably
presided over by Mr.. j. c. Schick.
This gentleman has ample stall room
for large number of horses and he
does a tie-in and feed business and all
speak in the highest terms of praise
of their treatment. His prices for the
best of service will be found right
Mr.. Schick makes special feature
of horse clipping and his work will
be found satisfactory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-25
OLD TIME CASE
 IS RECALLED IN
 ISLAND COURT

DOUGLAS. Nov. 25.-Frank How
 ard, a half breed Indian. was arrest
 ed yesterday afternoon by Chief of
 Police Shafer as he stepped out Of
 the rear door of the Bank saloon,
 with seven bottles of whiskey in his possession This morning Howard
 pleaded guilty before Magistrate Erie and was given an option of leaving
 town on the first ferry or spending ninety days in jail He left town, going to Juneau.
 Frank Howard. the half breed men tioned above, is a son of Frank How. ard. a white man Of more than or dinary intelligence who was en- ployed as printer in Juneau twenty five years ago. in quarrel with John l.. Timmons. another Juneau pioneer, he was shot and for some time it was thought he would not survive. For the shooting Timmoas was tried and sentenced to ten years at San Quentin, but after serving few months. Howard having recoy- cred, he was pardoned.
 Timmons later went to Dawson. where he was elected a member of the city council, after which an ef. fort was made to unseat him on the grounds that he was an ex.conyict The attempt failed and Timmons re- tained his seat About fifteen. years ago Frank Howard, father of the half breed, was appointed and served several years as United States com missioner in the Koyukuk district. He never helped his son in any way and the boy was brought up by an Indian aunt the wife of Chlkoot lack. who lived fer years at White horse. Yukan Territory, where the boy worked for years as a pinsetter m a bowling alley. The young fel- ow arrived here only a few days lgo from Ketchikan where he re- ,ently completed a two months sen. ence in jail for furnishing whisky O Indians.
 Alfred Anderson was given five lays by Magistrate Erie this morn ng for drunkenness. He claimed he lad been drugged.
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DOUGLAS scHooL NOES

DOUGLAS, Nov. 25.-One of th, most interesting speakers the higl school has heard this year was A E. Gurr, cashier of the First Terri torial Bank of Alaska. Mir. Cur spoke during the Friday morning as sembly of the requirements and ad yantages of the banking profession He also gave much valuable advice to boys and girls who expect to enter the business world in any pro. fession.
 The vocational guidance talks for December will be given by the fol. lowing men: Dec. 4, E. S. Hewitt. of Juneau, "Business."; Dec. s, Dr.. Midford, of Treadwer, Medicine. Dec. 15, Mir. Wernecke Of TreadweI, Engineering"
 The Penelope Club cleared about S2O from their candy sale during the Firemen's show. The girls will probably turn the money over to the Domestic Science Equipment fund at once.
 Gertrude Gamble has left school and has accepted a position at Gold. stein's Emporium in Juneau.
 Irene Chesney is leaving school and with her mother and sister will leave Douglas on the first south. bound boat.
 At the last meeting of the I. N. O. U. it was decided that part of each meeting should be devoted to reading The first book they de- cided to read is Jean Webster's Dear Enemy"
 The program and refreshment com. mittees of the Vikings planned a very interesting meeting for Thurs day night. A delightful story was read and thoroughly enjoyed by all. l.
 Alice Spence. a sixth grade girl, | eft school and will so to Arizona gith her parents.
 Mss De Clafke's room, the third
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THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
 PLANNED BY Q. [.

DOUGLAS. Nov. 25.-Members Oi the Douglas Island Women's Club will resume their study Of the Con. stitution Of the U. s. at the regular meeting Of the Club Tuesday after noon. The program. which par takes of the spirit Of Thanksgiving, follows
 Story Of the Constitution. Chapter IT., Mrs. J. Richards.
 Reading-Mrs. J. King.
 origin Of Thanksgiving - Mrs. D. Christoe.
 Song-"America." by the Club.
 Copies Of the year book in which are included the list of officers. pro gram Of the club meetings for the year. and the Constitution Of the Or der. will be distributed to the mem bers at the meeting Tuesday.
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DOUGLAS NOTES

The regular progressive whist par ty which was postponed last week on account Of the Catholic Bazaar. will be held at the A. C. C. Hall as usual next Tuesday eveing.
 The Douglas Bremen will hold their regular meeting at the Fire Hall Monday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Murray are rejoicing over the arrival of an infant daughter to gladden. their home. Mother and babe are getting along nicely
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and fourth grades. are making plans for Thanksgiving party.
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
 PLANNED BY PRIMARY GRADES

DOUGLAS. Nov. 25.-The follow ing program of the First and Sec ond grades will be given in Miss Boyles room under the supervision of Miss Boyle and Miss Dickman at 1:3O Wednesday afternoon All parents and friends are cordially in. vited.
 Song, "Jacky Frost by both rooms,
 Recitation-"A Bad Dream" Ches. ter Zimmerman.
 ecitation-"Rover and l." Nels Sibola.
 Song Sail, Baby san," Both rooms.
 Recitation - "A Question" Alice Jurlch
 RecitatiOn-"NOvember Styles" Lil. lian Aalto and Henrietta Sully.
 Recitation-"The Pilgrims Gift" Ruth Benson.
 Recitation - My Dollies Pocket" !" Florence Swanson.
 Recitation Love and Laughter" Lloyd Baltoff.
 Soug-"snow Flakes" Arne Me. mic. Frances Baltoff. Ada Corda Marguerite Smith, Henrietta Sully Singa Virtanen, Hannah Saetenen, Gertrude Nelson. Ina Jussela. Allan Parry, Lena Pavere. Walter Moval and Mary Bonlna.
 Folk Dance -"ShOe Maker" First Grade.
 Recitation - "The Daisy" Robert Levee Clifton McWinlams. Walter Mackie. Verne Stedman and Thelma Vengean.
 Recitation-John Henderson.
 Recitation-Lawrence Carlson.
 Recitation - Pop Corn" Milton Muescot
 song-"Bye o-Baby BGnting," Her. pid Sariko. Reno Williamson, Leon. ard Johnson. Carl Lindstrom, William Beck, Genevieye Saloum, Mat Pury- ianna, Sydney Williams, Everett and Thelma Vingan.
 Recitation-"In November" Daisy Johnson.
 Recitatior-"Kitty's Lesson" Mar saret Lindsay.
 Recitation - "The Parasol," First Grade.
 kecitation--"Thc Magic Vine elf. ord Graves.
 Recitation Flower for Thanks y,yfug" Mimic Solc,,rn
 Recitation - "our Thanksgiving. Il Iable Sturrock.
 Song-"A Big Fat Turkey" Sec. md Grade.
 Eecitation-"Pleose Come to My 'arty"-Alberta Steadman and Beat ice Benson.
 Recitation-"Giying Thanks" Nam e Koski and Esther Davis.
 sOng-"The Swing, g,"-Margaret Ri. lh, Walter Serego, Albert Gallwas, lilly KronQuist. Vera Thurman Louis 'lson, Hllji Wirtanen and Allie Orava Recitatlon-"Which Way Does the Wind Blow" Florence Olson. Dramatized Song. "The Leaves" - first Grade.
 Recitation-T Love Little Pussy" 'orothy Anderson. Recitation-"A Thanksgiving Feast" eonard Williams, Fanda Saloum, aino Niemi, Margaret Kilah. Glenn arker, Helen RunQuist, Conyanio orda, Esther Virtanen. Howard He it and Aida Bland. Song-"America," Both Rooms.
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week for the benefit of the Douglas Bremen, will be repeated at the Ly- ric Theatre Monday night.
 In addition. E. J. Dyer, and H. E. Murray will stage "The Littlest Girl" a popular little skit which scored a success on the Island several months ago.
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rREADwELL NOTES

Interest in the Tur1ey Shoot at the Treadwell Gun Club grounds in. creases as the day of the Thanks giving feast draws near. The con. test is open to all and the number of turkeys unlimited.
 The special feature, Geraldine Far. rar in Carmen" at the Treadwell Club tonight is expected to draw a big audience.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-25

WHEY use oirty sano ana gravel
 when you can get good clean sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and bar sand S1.75 per yard. At Tread well. S1.50.
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uKULELE-uKULELEzuKULE-E
 Genuine KumaIae UkuIeles. Alice NJ. Jordison, 5-s oarslde Bldg. tf.
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Alice M. JordIson, teacher of man. dolin, Guitar Pick Banjo, Ukulele, and Hawiian Steel Guitar. Studio, 5 and 6 earside Bldg. N1-tf.
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DOUGLAS CLASsTFIEp

FOR sALE-Household furnish ings, also Westinghouse electric range. Call at Mexican Apartments, No. 6, Treadwell n28
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Monday morning the big sheet mu sic sale starts.
 JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE.
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Prayer.
"Why John the 5apust Bapused.' Thursday 7:3O choir.

"Why John the 5apust Baptlsed." Thursday. 7:3O choir.
 The Sunday morning services at the Congregational Church have pass ed the Experimental stage The pas. tor Rev. E. 5. Bollinger desires the limited number that can attend the morning service to know that no eff forts will be spared to make this a most helpful service. For number of Sunday mornings he will preach sermons of What Good Men Learn ed from Life's Common Things" The series begins with Plains of Peace," next Sunday morning. Others in the series will be Rivers of Calm" and "The City Of Life.o
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 DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH Communion Mass-S a. m.
 High Mass-1O:OO a. m.
 Evening Service 7:3O p. m.
 z. # * ST. sABeA's SERBIAN CHURCH (Rey. A. p. Kashevarofr, Rector) g a. m. Divine Lithurgy of St. Johns Chysostom.
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REsEKA4s TO ATTEND SERVICE

REBEKAHS TO ATTEND SERVICE
 DOUGLAS. Nov. 25.-An Rebak- ahs are requested to meet at the Odd Fellows Hall Sunday night at 7:30 to attend the special Thanks. giving services which will be held at the Congregational Church.
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Beautiful Thanksgiving gifts are of- fered each night at J. SharicKs big Auction Sale. n2Stf.
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BENEFIT SHOW WILL
 BE REPEATED ON ISLAND

DOUGLAS. Nov. 25.-In compliance with popular demand, "The Heart of the Shamrock" the show staged last
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ST. LUKEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 (Douglas) (Rey. G. D. Christian. Priest
 in chorpeO

| N-t " VI ff-l VI fHfA0tt
 (Douglas)
 (Rey G. D. Christian. Priest { in charge)
 Sunday next before Advent This being Sunday before Thanks giving Day, the service at II a. m. will be appropriate to the season, and the sermon will be on "The Church and the Nation" or The New Social Order" The Pastoral Letter set forth by the House of Bishops, will be read. The public is cordially invited
 :. s z. z. DOUGLAS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services at II Q. m. at Lyric Theatre. Subject: Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, de- nounced
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 LUTHERAN IM. CHURCH. Rev. Martin L. Larson, pastor. Sunday School at 1O:00 a. m. Divine services at 7:3O D. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Rev. D. s. Bollinger, Pastor) lO:0O a. m.-Sunday School. 11:OO a. m.-Worship. Subject: The Plains of Peace" 7:3O. Worship: "The Minor Chord in our Thanksgiving" Wednesday, 7:SO p. m. Hour of
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FOR RENT-Five room house. Will sell furniture in same. Central ly located, near City Hall, Douglas. Inquire on property of J. p. Nell son. n24.2t.
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FOR SALE for $S5, Victor Phon- ograph, 50 double records, also cab inet record stand. Add. E. F. Smith, Phoenix Bar Douglas. n25
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In Douglas Churches
 Tomorrow

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Ola papers for Sale at The En- pirs office.
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 IN AUSTRIA
 GET SET BACK
Unrest Is Felt Owing to the Appointment of PruSSian General
 to High Place.

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-A dispatch to the Morning Post from Budapest says:
 "The Prussian General Gramond has been appointed aide.de.camp to Emperor Francis Joseph. The an- nouncement Of his appointment is viewed with no friendly feeling in certain Austrian military circles, where 1t is openly declared this Is another step in the alleged Prussian- ization of Austria
 "on the other hand, the political leaders view the appointment with jubiliation. predicting that the new appointee win exercise a wholesome influence in opposition to the group of alleged militarists intriguers at court.
 According to reports current in political circles. drastic changes may be expected shortly in Austrian military commands. including the of Field Marshal Baron Conrad von Hoetzendorf. chief of staff"