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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
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olrbci>ere faar
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can Il. 2ouiS, 81. ben 5tc
@1ri3: Z itore SIO0teriirmoer
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bclotrc hcriieo@, tiIiommeu unlet
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brnor. Gctte or BET ierite Ssnspm.
lGg oi9ic 6IrmaerS a~rbeioere bar
icact pan is Star.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

pao, at oen er en- itbpre 8uIfan,
bpis SIoitiGr Infer siennem De tGt-
te SfpIag omlfring Den. Men Den
robe VIet or life noget iait Hunti
oou Vlaneicn - Den ilptter Zig ito.
dig on bliper berior enonu mere
g~aabeiulb ior Nitronomernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

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%~irfclilhc6.
Otter bcttc ircmpilie SpcrIUrcrea
en- RUgfc uotrc Niueocr ira lor'ticI'
li1c 5trcg al NorQc. ira San til Sci
Gen itprc o. iterit iutcrcaIcrcnc
GoriomlinN IcnucOe TOrcora1ct mco
rra'.iQt Niiol0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
Smaapluf.

ItiS. Ou WlllguuU4 lNl|lN .]AuH
ooQ iii S%touqbtor. g8iS., pao Ell
@iiit pos SlUgtninacr.
- Mr. o. Mrs. (eO Gricflon ira
Gor1p, q. CAT. bnr en- SiO beieat
Slrlt OF &cmcr / 0ecornh.
Nir. Slalarol0 fom ii>itc llAc
blru,o ira glitter Moot Nnllcn, Dton-
tunu, pao cn &iiit hos Or Stabo9.
Mrs. @roi. {. u. lIu9eI'ta0
err pcuot tiIbdac ira ct inn ll0cr>
Cp1olo Do@ line 6orWlOre / e.
attic.
Dir. % WirS. lbco. 2naicn ira
@lcncoc. M}inu.. pnr / N}onooGS en-
lur til Tetornb. lcOioNct al Sobl
%ohuiou ira Nc@per.
Gtto Nclion ira &afe Drills.
So, ionl tom bcrtil lor at oOerpTrc
i'm Srter, Mrs. Gomerons Ne1rd.
uclic, rciite hicm (iro0ug.
@eorQe brandt ira ct saul
bar pelule llAe opbolot lig / @Delt
/ no0lc Gage poa en- &ilit hos 6or.
oIorcnc, Cberit Gbr. Brandt % <'
'lru.
l}lia 9lunu Se%Iop ira Slmlr
Soils. :. lat., bar tIIbro9t CT Vnr
llgcr her pou Neisg hos lnt Snfel,
s. u. (c2lolu, % ANDRE Slp8tnin'
ger.
Ole NrOerion, iom tioli8erc
bce0e / NurDeOcn Al Ssiiun, bar
iorpaatet ". $. &sUana' Sorm ire
M{tl oft ior Gecorob % ttI'Iptteoe
Stcoct iioite llge.
- @uit &. Nougen pil bnaQe Ell
IN Garage for lin Aforementioned
nina pua Wuter Street, OF lor s..
q Nreimlnrf9 Gorrctnin1. @p9'
ninQcn iful foitc over $4,000.
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Ijr2OaQ tilbnQc til Caledonia eItcr
Ell llNe9 NcioQ hos line GorrINrc,
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SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS,
kNGEpC

We have for sale a 20 foot I-IslIo
inch shaft, with o heavy adjustable
self oiling ball and socket 10 inch
hangers, also several large pulleys to
fl this shaft. This transmission is
suitable for a saw mill, feed mill or
where heavy machinery is operated.
Prefer TO sell in one lump. Very low
price.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

Cito SIlitao, Son Al DIR. % Mrs.
,fctu Nlita9 i &&cit 2ccorab, Oooc
Cu@0dl9 ItorQcn AI. baIY cite trtr
q Ioro SVulcIiQbcO. San oar iii,
i.lot ~ Aar Ronmc oa ocu pl3ltc
! 6uuilicu. Eor han blcu ina, par
htu auiot ION Nouoci@6ctlcut Dos
" ONE x SumrC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
OamoMrGfnina for aplpniie.

- ring. 1910 acrss / ct iolio etptfe, nrr
Marfeper, ben bebite Sorobunb. 9anO Tor
Spebe. Mais % Nliulfa. sine aplin9er,
Sobt alimat. Seli99enoe beremte Sames
6iusr @allcp. SGl9es M / imaa Earrne til
tiltr9ttenbe Eriier o9 rimeli9e Setin9Aler.
Sfrip eIter Seifripelie o9 Tileoer. Doluor
Sunoabl, Sumestomu, j. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
c2O, OOO, 900. 90 s%tooIperf uu

y t9roi9t og tgang / Gulutb. SpSiellRts
ter mango beitlpnneoe 4rbeiDere. Se bar
COB glppetit % trenSer 6eSe. TniteS itrar
0 Narnlere til at briu9e benz %Soripninser.
Z. 3. arnolo, eanbosent, c. r.. l. Il p. ny.
Co., 135 Molpin SlO9., 9ulmtb, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
Ncres SSarm.

Ml til Spen, belissenbe inb til uotter
lt'teriS Subiie, 9obe @eie, ieritetlaSies Sfole,
WARMERS Selefon liant norit airfe o9 norife
Naboer. Set meite al eunoet er inb9ierpet
o9 enoel opoprtet; COB Sorbbuno. &ea
boelIelbnS, Barn, Senlebus og Sreuo.
prts 1872 pr. Acre. Slai Colo, 9iepis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
OamosmGno:-Sea bar tilialqs

@oDbbue Gorntp. Store norife Ssttlemeus
Ter meb uorife 8irter og Sfoler. Strip
efter glitter meb Splpsninaer oa Vriier.
e. W. Sortebers, 8snpon, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

go Icres, n9r Sarao. 8nn to
- Wtil til Gp. Seroig for 9plin9. ssiet
iaar mob Sreoiebel ubebeitet til Gieren. Er.
Mere s45. 90. Sob9ion &ealtp 60, Sta. H.,
6urao, u. DAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

Stfalgs.-Si bill bielpe big at
- fad Sano puo lets 0ilfadr / Ruff
eotntp, bet beblte / Niscsniin. Strip til
mig o9 ie bpab nj bar at i-embpbe. Sonas
Sergb, Gau 9laie, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
TQrm is@' o, sas,' q ss ss.

50 9cres, ) Mil ira Sennins, Minn.,
omtrent Ell Mil ira Battle gafe % meset
le9t SommeropbolbSlteb. @%neitaaenoe sobt
Steb for Sommerbiem eler Tor 6amilis on
itenbe ioealt Niem pao Nonbet. GeOite
,Iorebunb Tor sorniorter az oapeiaser, per-
left Steb Tor oopebprfnin9, lin Ssens, SrGr,
9ooe Npeninser, bebite Selissenbec, peo i'm
Automobilpei. gaub al osnne Sla9s i9lses
/ Senne Sme9u til laa bsi pris iom 800 pr.
Acre. Tenne Sarm mac 'Rl9eS for at ioa
op9iort ct SO. Tris, f%outani, $50 pr. Acre.
TORKEL OFTELIE, Administrator,
FERGUS FALLS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
L&CA Nemne lille Sarm,
rJIs1yA - bsitooenos al 6l1i Acre,
MsA par ensons beoGtfct meb

D
ltor Sfo9, men er M alt
inoer Gprtmins, unOtusen Sto9iuuben runot
Sniene. Vanbet er peut % lat, life ell SOB
til llnptte. Spsninserne beitoar at ct Z
S9relierS Saonin9sbns, pel noitpret belt
igiennem % npmalet, meb bpiomolet Gemerts
8ielber, "@oru" for 20 Stptfer SpG9 iors
upen so, @rouerp os andre Spsnin0cr. |
Speriioo az Nru9t, beolte @ano i %eroen.
Steoet er beli9Senoe fln Ell Dill ira e totion.
o9 Sp meo tire iorifieIi6e airtcr: lpenlt,
norif o9 omeritanit. % mar fotbolit airfe,
iuoen - Mil ira S~uiuin9bpsrue ct. Eoil
o9 minneapolis. Noget pensre $oiem funbe
Ell Mano life pGI9e, naar Senipn til &eIi9s
9enbeb, spalitet al Sorbbuno % Sorbeorins
GER ta9eS / Setra9tnins. ct fortrinlist
@obtfiob ior no9en. EriS SO 5000. Si(
9iue rimelise SiIfaur. SIAN ta9eS / SsliOs
belle til builfeniombeIl Gib. @rrno for
Sols er iremifrsben @loer. 9tot Neite,
Sreoturer os Waitineri fan tiebeS paa Stes
bet meset rimelis. Sobu 9. Solobun, 303
Gobert Ct, Ct. Fall. Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

3tutSunam Gountp. &urtb Do
" toto $40 acres, COB Sorobuno, Habit
(ubprfet). Ssles. tn gplin9 Mar betoler Tor
Sanoet. $50. anost. Srimble Sdno So,
Samestpwu, u. Tat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
"inucjota. 90 til

Nv $50, 90. Sbsalt ior Sarnere os Wsie=
rimrnb. Si sr ira Soma. Strip e0er fom.
FILTER irit. 5orbss & gsioeman, Time Riuer.
Miureiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

IN Acres - $1,000 pr. Ncre.
wv Mibisans ipbIise Solpe, ,>ns
oian Giper. Glu eiennem oanbet. Sortrins
Zig Sorbbunb. Stl iGlse belle eller eubel.
Rlltleo9e Realtp &c., 400 goeb arcabe,
MinneapoIis. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

11oUaIGt Weierllano, Stascn %
" ct. gpuis @ountper, Minnelota. 10000
9cres at pCl9e al. Giere oirette. NGr tore
eper 90 Wartebcr nso heie Fri'er, sirter,
Stolsr os alle lociaIe 6oroele. Sort % be-
lfr,penbe 9iteratlr irit. @narautp Sarm
Gam 60. ABB epceum Slo9. Sulutb, Mlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10
100 Stores Tarnt

StNal9S. - 100 Icres Tarm
- Soob So, Minn. 8 Wil ira Glarisia.
Stanoinapiif Excitement, mar Stole oa
Strte. Gris $4,000. 6or nqrmere Splpss
ninser tilifrip Giereu. 8. Spe, ". 2, Sropers
pile, Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

StliaI9s. = 9pue Mil fra Min-
- neapolis. oppprfeos Sarms tI5 til s75.
Strip siter Sarmliite. Sohniou 9ane Co.,
SEQ Semple Court. minneapolis, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

~ ortb 0afuta-9om bio! Sil
~ ipare big Tense. Erpue=@ oottipb 2l0
@cres, 3 MiI ira Sp, sope Spsnin9er, 200
opoprtet, Reiien inbsierbet, $50. yette
Silfaar. @. I. Soslep, Rusbp, u. Sot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

StNal8s.- &esiitreret Belgian
Stng't, 3 Gar summsl i%ertfommenoe
Utdt, PETER 1850 To., er blaabroplet. Ten
er Senneien az "6epes 0'Sr", premiepius
oeren ooer ale &acer peb Observation-Disclosures.
er 1etlfrt os 600 enbper S%enieenbe. %il
blipe me9et lennenbe. pri'eu ben rette. y.
Z. Searb Il Con, Oecorob, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

~ ortb Safpta! $50 Icres ner
~ u. 9. Sp. rig S,orobuue. 9ooe gus
finger, 900 acreS aasreoe opsprfet. aoms
Portable Gpanineer. S35 Aceren. Annre
oieblitteIi9e @oSttieb. Northern heal
propsrtp 60, Jamestown, u. Tat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-10

yabntn8 al itpr 9anoitrefnina
til 9aaren for itanoinapilt Excitement
norore s~Siseon'in. %aulssniuger ON aeens
tiirer meo Heferencer fan ieuoes til persSla
YAM 90, Srepoort Sotel, Gbicaoo, gu.
E.rugtbare Slurioa Iarme aipr
- 6ormere rise Ian Iris. lette IiItaar.
Sernbonebtlet tilbdsebstalss 6isbere. Srocu'
P324 plymouth SIos.. Winneapolis, Minn.
StNal9s.-G 8oartieftipn 0ano
en- balp Ntil fra Oates. ~9aouinasbus
og Barn. 100 aeres bprfbart. Reiten
9oS S%apneson9. Gr inbgj.rbet 90 frpbss
9ieroet. SOB grsnb. R9r 8irte oa Sfole.
$500 pr. Acre. u. u. Rosn, Oates, Mont.
StItalas.-160 Ncres uoprtet
eano 90 WliI norbst ira @sIpa, Orc,
Senrp @ountp, q. Saf. Staist ON ioIet
mart. u. .. Serseion, Secorab, Soma.
Sifalgs.
I bet eentrale gep gorf tilialas m,eb
eler uoen SeiGtnius. Strip til Nels z.
Nelion, Sor lO6, Saitinss, Sswsso So,
Rem 9ort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
STEAM DaEoosHa
 SAVES NOME CAMP

Dredging in the Nome mining dis. trIct Of Alaska gradually is restor. ing that camp to the position of im- portance 1t held during the days of early operations, says John Brewer, mining man of the North, who has operated in that vicinity for six teen years Brewer came South last winter for the second time in sixteen years and is In Seattle pre- pairing to return. He is Q guest at the Frye, says the Seattle Times.
 When the rich pay banned out in Nome submarine beaches" asid Brewer today. mining men gradual ly deserted that camp for better grounds. Hand working of the Nome claims was too expensive to warrant operations on the low grade pay to be obtained and the camp seemed doomed to assertion.
 About this time the steam dredge made its appearance and began to working ground paying as low as fif- teen cents a yard. Each year few new dredges were imported with the result that dredging operations In the district now are extensive. The average pay in the Nome camp is about forty cents a yard and excel. lent results are being obtained from dredging"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Willie .Ritchie former lightweight champion. will box in Portland as a welterweight during the Rose Festi- val in June. This is the claim of Joe Flannigan. a boxing promoter who says he was a schoolmate of Rltchie. Flannigan says Ritchie will be matched in six-round bout.
 Ralph Grouman. Al sommers and Valley Trambitas of Portland, and Billy Wright of Seattle, are mention ed as the men from whom an oppo- nent for Ritchie will be chosen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
National League.
LAMAR MUST GO
 TO PENlTENTlARY

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Su. preme Court has affirmed the con. viction of David Lamar. Wolf of Wall Street." in the New York fed eral courts on charges of imperson. ating Representative A. Mitchell Pal. mer to J. P. Morgan and others, with intent to deIraud. Lamar is under sentence to serve two years in the penitentiary. and this action is the final word in the courts. Lamar sat in court while Chief Justice White announced the decision.
 The court, through Chief Justice White. decided that a Congressman is an officer of the United States within the meaning of the statute against the impersonation of an "offl- cer of the United States" That was the main point on which Lamar rested his case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

The Dream will have another Bos- worth attraction for tho Sunday and Monday night shows. This time 1t will be Dustin Farnum in Captain Courtesy" The plot deals with the time when the Mexicans were raidmg along the border of California, simi- lar to what the Mexican bandits are doing at the present day. Needless to say Captain Courtesy" is the American featured. There are sey- eral thrilling scenes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Braves, together with Infielder Dug ey in Q trade for Sherwood Magoe.
 In other words, the building up of the champion Phlllies has inyoly- ed m outlay of not moro than S5,- GOO for players releases. As re. suit the Philadelphia club is D mon ey maker for the first time in many years
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
snndau MnnloaI Pronram

0UTTWUT ITTV7-T7777
 Marcr-'Inky Dinks" ..~... Evans March-"Uncle sammy Holzman March-''Yanllee Grit" .... Waltz-"Nymphs and satyrs" corbin waltz='Impassioned Dream" .Rosas Walt2-"Laura" ......... Milloker Bolero-'spanlsh Gayety". Paul Emo Coon Medley-"Rag Melodies
 Ballet-"Fnght of the Buds Rice Morceau-"Indifierence" ... Rolfe
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

A real northern play is to be in, troduced at the Orpheum tomorrow and also Monday night. This is called "O'Garry of the Royal Mount ed Police" The scenes are laid in the Canadian Rockies and several are taken in the Yukon Territory, or that is. the scenes have yeen made to represent Yukon Territory. There win also be the Selig Tribune, and two comedy reels. One of the com edles will be Q George Ade fable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

cliff HarMe of the New York Yankees. Is now touted as the find" of tho season among recruits In the major league He is described as the human lclcle." He won his first four games with ease, his vic tins including the worlds champions twice, Chicago once and the Athlet- Ich once. In none of those games was he hit hard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
.eAsE's aoDY KIoKE0 ARouND

KENT, Ohio. May 1s.-After 1t had been kicked around in a car for two weeks Erie Railroad shopmen opened a bundle today and found the body of a boy babe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

For the Saturday night bill at the orpheum, "The Man From the Des- ert" will be the three part feature There will be comedy and a two part drama. making six reels in all.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Head Llno Attraetlan-"o'eARRY, OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED Po- LlcE," three parts, tale of the Canadian Northwest Rockies. seilg-THbune.
 "Matinea Idol" comedy drama. And George Ado Fable, "The Cold Grey Dawn Of the Morning After"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Anna Karenina" will he given It's final presentation at the Doue'as or pheum tonight. Tomorrow and Mon- day the management is going to have Frank Daniels in "Crooky," one of the best comedies seen on the chan. nel for some time. Frank aDniels is we'll known and he has made good in this film production, his first ven- ture in the movie field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
American Leaque.
National Leaque

At Chicago-Boston g, Chicago 1. At Pittsburgh-New York 8. Pitts
 burgh 9. At St. Louis-Philadelphia 5, St. Lou
 is 4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

May Blossoms" will be given for the last time at tho Dream theatre tonight It is splendid show well acted
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

@VQAs'AN
sAruRpAY NIGHT ONLY

.The Man from tho Desert" s- part feature: "Vain Justlce,' z- part drama, and some comedy "come Around and Take the Elephant Away"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Marguerite Clayton of Essanay is eagerly awaiting the opening of the Chicago bathing beaches. She's some swimmer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Marc McDermott has left his old love. the Edison ompany and has gone to the Vitagraph.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Helen Holmes is mourning the death of her father, who for Q num- Der of years was traffic manager of the chiago and Eastern Illinois rail- road.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
GLEAGUE GAMES
SCORES FRIDAY MAY t2TH

Northwestern League. At Seattle-Tacoma 13, Seattle 8. At spokaue--Butte 5, Spokane {
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Since Pat Moran took hold of the Phillies a year ago he has purchased only three ball players-Pitchers Me. Quillan and Karl Adams and Out fielder Good-for each Of which he paid the waiver price. He did not draft man last fall. and ho secur. ed the right to sign outfielder Coop CT for nothing.
 Moran picked up Chief Bender and George Chalmers when they were free agents. He traded Dooin to Cincinnati for Niehoff. and let To- bert go to the Giants in exchange for Stock, Demaree and Jack Adams. He obtained Whittod from tho
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

King Baggot and the Imp-Univer- sal Company are in Savannah doing number of scenes in five-reel pro- auctions, Half e. Rogue" based on the novel by Harold McGrath.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Joseph Kaufman. the handsome husband of Miss Ethel Clayton. has gone to Famous Players. He will both act and direct. His first work for the Famous will be in the adap- ation of D. Phillip Oppenheim's story tatlon of E. Phillip Oppenheim's story. "The Great Gamble" in which Pauline Frederick Is to be starred.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

ALICE Nj. JoKDIsoN, teacher of mandolin. guitar and banjo Studio 5 and s. Garside Building. If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

The Paramount Pictures corpora tlon has made arrangements with a musical house to show the interested public just how music Is made
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13
SPORT UPPERCUTS

The members of the Juneau Gun Club will hold a regular shoot on the range tomorrow, starting at the regular hour in the forenoon. The silver trophy spoons are still up. The Treadwell Gun Club members will be over tomorrow and will shoot against the Juneau boys. This is a return of the visit the Juneau boys made to Treadwell two weeks ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

The real war picture. brought north by A. c. Fox. will be shown on the channel at Douglas first and will be given in Juneau following.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Big attractions are going to follow very quickly at the Dream. Mary Alden. Ralph Lewis and Robert Her ron will be seen there next week in "The Outcast" and Blanche Sweet in a Lasky production will round the week out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Wallace Reid will play the princi- pal masculine role in Geraldine Far rar's next photoplay, Maria Rosa"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Louise Lester the other day re newed her wardrobe insurance pol icy of S1o,oOO
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

According to history. bowling must be the most interesting game in the world.
 Bowling once held up the greatest naval battle fought in a thousand years. AS the old writers tell it, the whole English navy was compelled to wait while Admiral Sir Francis Drake finished a game of bowls. The game was close one and the admiral needed to put in two or three good ones to win. AS he stood at the line getting a good grip on the ball a breathless messenger rushed up.
 "sir Francis" he gasped, "the Spanish armada has arrived and is standing in to attack us"
 Don't bother me-" replied the ad- miral petulently Don't you see l am about to slam one down the cen- ter of the alley?"
 The admiral deliberately finished his game, then returned to his flag ship in time to meet the great ar mada and shoot 1t as full of holes as @ Swiss cheese.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Water sports are now on the pro- gram at the A. B. and Pat Scott and Tom Mcdonald are busy arranging for regular card of events which will be contested for by the Tread well and A. B. swimming teams Winslow and some of the fast boys from this side will be entered and the fastest men from Treadwell will be brought across the Channel to compete.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

i.et me Empire co your printing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

The twelfth episode of "The Mas. ter Key" is being shown at the Doug las Lyric. The quest for the mys- terious map which will reveal. a wealthy seam in O mine is getting hot. There are four other reels of merit
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

Richard Travers will shortly be seen in Juneau appearing in "The Man Trail"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-13

The committee to handle the base ball situation for Treadwell was ap- pointed at meeting held Thursday night and they will probably hold a meeting with the joint committee tomorrow or Monday. The Treadwel committee consists of Grover Kertis, Charles Hall. L. S. Ferris, Charles Hayes and W. Mauseth.
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 Jimmy Johnston wore out the bench in Chicago and now he Is having little better luck in Brooklyn after all the fuss about salary. It would be interesting to know the number of good ball players that have gone to seed doing bench duty
 Although the Philadelphia Athlet- les are proving that Connie Mack had them sized up right to the pres ent point Of the season, the real test will come later on. Connie thinks that about July his bunch will find themselves and from then on will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-25

baby, but he clutched It tightly, des.
perately, when she picked up the toy
and handed It to him, with, Here Is
your baby's rattle! and half stopping,
added, Cute little thing-looks like
you!
She i;as gone with that, and Ted
suddenly wished the sands would
swallow him and spare him any fur.
Their torment Of living. His baby!
Merciful heavens!
So you look like me! We ought to
be chums, then, / suppose. with a com.
mon grievance like that; but I think
it's time we parted company. Back
you go where YOU came from. baby.
kin. I'll come along. In five minutes
or SO to see II you are all right. He
laid baby in Its soft nest, gave It the
rattle and tried to collect his scatter.
er senses by another swim to the
bar.
Sure enough, when he returnd baby
was gone! He breathed more freely
then. He felt personally responsible
as long as no n else materialized.
Another day Ted came out of a mo.
vie just as a woman passed wheeling