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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10

ST. MARY's CATHOLIC

st. Mary's Catholic Church; East
Third and G streets; Father Thomas
Quain, Pastor Low mass at Z a. m.
Second mass at $50 a. m. Benedic-
ton at 1880 p. m.
ADVENTIST CHURCH.
Seventh-day Adventist chapel, cor.
ner First and e streets. Sabbath
school at 2 o'clock, Miss Clara Benson.
superintendent. Regular Sabbath ser
vice at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at s o'clock. e.
L. MacLafferty. Elder.
ct. PAUus LUTHERAN CHURCH
st. Paurs Lutheran church, corner
First and e streets. German SER
vices Sunday II q. m. All are cor.
daily invited. Rev. Amos zimmerman,
pastor.
SCANDINAVIAN N. e. CHURCH
The Scandinavian n. =. church.
corner Market and L streets. Morn.
ing services at II O'Clock. Evening
services at o'clock. Sunday school
at 1890 o'clock. I. J. Risstad. su.
perintendent. Young Peoples meet
ing Tuesday at 8 p. m. Prayer meet.
ing Thursday at p. m. Rev. H.
Ernest Anderson. pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
First Christian, or Church Of
Christ, Third and L streets. Morn.
ing service at 1900 o'clock; no eve.
ming services. Sunday school at 10
o'clock, E. F. Clure, superintendent.
Edwin G. Clark, Elder.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science church, First
street near Broadway. Sunday school
at 9:45 o'colck Morning service at
II o'clock. The Sunday evening SER
vice, which is a repetition of the
morning service, is held at o'clock.
Wednesday evening service at 8
o'clock. Christian Science reading
room, 517 Finch building. Open daily
except Sunday and Wednesday from
IL to p. m. and from 1880 to $3.50
p. m. Wednesdays from ~ to 5 p. m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
st. Andrews Episcopal Church;
corner First and G streets. Sunday
School at 10 a. M; morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 o'clock.
The evening service will be a spe.
cial musical service. Rev. F. F. w.
Greene, pastor
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10

The Herald is not democratic, not
republican, not neutral, just independ-
ents, and costs only $3.50 year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10

nicus means.
Nicholas COpernicus was the founder
of modern astronomy. He was born
in Poland in 1913. His father was a
Pole. and his mother was German.
He went to the university at Cracow.
where he studied medicine. theology.
mathematics and astronomy. Later he
devoted his whole attention to astron-
omy and developed the "Copernican"
system. which is the one now univer-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10
SERMON-LESSONS

Subject of Lesson-Sermons of First
Church of Christ, Scientist.
March 12-"Substance."
March 19-"Matter."
March 26-"Reality."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10

In what states can first cousins
marry?
In any state eXcppt the following.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10
SWEDISH MISSION

Swedish Mission church, corner of
Market and H streets. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m, Charley Gustafson, su.
perintendent. Morning service at II
o'clock. Evening service at 7:45
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting on
Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. Rev. John J. HUI.
leen, Pastor.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corner First and E streets. Ser.
vices every Sunday at II a. m. and
8 p. m. Sunday school at 10 q. m.
Young Peoples society every Friday
at 8 p. m. Ladies' Aid society every
second Thursday. Parochial school
every Saturday at 10 a. m. A Void,
Pastor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-10

st. Mary's Catholic Church; East
Third and G streets; Father Thomas
Quain, Pastor. Low mass at a. m.
Second mass at $3.50 a. m. Benedic-
ton at 1880 p. m.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

lte,b.er ein neues Sc
fa9rlisnal Bel bcutlden giienbabnen
mirb berihtet: SIN @iienbabnbetriebe
nie aud6 im 8erfebr Der @taot=
@6ncaeahnen erseben iid oft I'm
fdle, neiit nit toolidem 9(usgonae,
baolreb, bab Jabredlie i'm leBten
Mugenblid Dor Dem Gin1reffen zines
3uaes ouf bas @cleile treten ooer
Bel Dem 9erIude, auF Sen unfolren.
ben 3Ig auf5ufprinsen, 5piiden bic
Musen oss 3aaes geraten unb 10
iiberfabren ober n1itseidlcift lper5en.
Gs lit in ben SSallen ni6t immer
mpali4, bas 3u9sperionol ourd
Shreicn ober 3urufen, Winten ufp,
eouf ben 9orfaH lpfprt ouf1neriium
su madeE Hnn ben 3ua ausenhlidIid
sum 9alien gu beranlaHen. Sielem
llebelltouoe 6iIft cine neue gprrid=
tl'rs bas Gjefabrlenol ab.
3as 9ianal, pie es felt tlroem i'm
8ctriebe Der 8erliner 9ohz unb lin.
tergrunbboDn peripenbet luirb, heItebt
a,!s Orei iibereinGnoerlieeenben Gig-
nollampen an ben Ginfafrtcn Der
etationen; es 'tann ppn berI9iehenen
eStcllen pes BabnHeiges - dbnlieb
ipie Die iiber Sen 9ansen 3u9 oerteilte
hcfnnntc Not6re!nie eingef6altet
s,croen. Die pref 2amp,n bes 5ias
nals leuhien nad Dem @inIdaIten
Dcs Stromes berart itroblcno rot.
fait glutrrt a,lI, oab Elm lleher'eber
eeS @isnals Durh ben 6iibrer ues
Su9c 10 gut ipie auaeld1lr1en lit Die
nene Gdnridtuna hat fid bereits be-
lpabrt, Gin dobrsait. Der an Ser
@altcltele 2eip5iser plab bonn
8abnltei9e aus auf Dos @eleiie ge-
itiirat iuor, iuurbe ip Dor Dem iiGe.
rcn llcfcrfabrenluerben belpabrt.
- Die aplnii9e 3eitung
meloet Gus 9lnlterbam: 9ie in @ngz
LAMB antpmmenoen 8elgier iperben in
apnoon in einem neu erri6teten BEL
ei1den Militdrbureau unterlud)t unb
in einem !Sotel untersetrabt, Dos BON
bcIgil6sn Golbatcn beipa9t pirb.
Die Dienfttou9Itben lperben nit eiz
mem Bonser nodl 9apre aeididt unb
III Dos bclgifbc s@eer ein9creibt. Den
8elasunsen Der nad 6pllanb absez
henben Dampfer ipurbe ausbriidlid
berboten, bieriiber gu fpreden, iueil
btfiirhtet ipirb, bob bann bic bienT=
tauslicben gclaier Gnslanp meioen
!piirben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Bon Scr Wreu5c.
Z e / Of II in 6 I g al o eingce :
trpffen.

gl Taio, Ser. 6. snli. g5cz
nen, ipelcbc in ldarfcm @e9eniae gu
DEM sSubcl ppr einer 8ohc ltanben -
ais sic in lneritanilher 8efan9enidaft
gelpelencn slmerifaner cintrafcn - be-
5cihnetcn Die 9tiidienbung bon 8 tobs
ten Imerifanern: Sauptmann Charles
3. 8pDb, 2cutnant 6enrp slbair, lnD
g farbi9en &apaucrilten, Bic i'm aams
pie 5ll Garri5al 9efalIen iparen. Sour
Die 2eiden Der 5tpei Sffi5iere lno bes
@emcinen Sc @itt Huder follnten err
fannt iuerben.
sllle bicie 2eiden iparen in einem
ein5i9en @rab, pber bielmebr eincnt
@raben, rptbbiirfti9 perlharrt nor
Den, nad @egnabme Ser l1nifprmen.
31pei Mieilen bon Ben anoeren entz
fernt. fano man lpater nod cine 2eiz
dc. Sffenbar NOR Der betrcffenbe aae
ballerilt berlpllnoet iporben unb battc
lid 10 ipeit seldleppt. big CT in Ser
sgSMitc 5lllammenbrah.
Srilbcn in sSlare3 NOR bas @intrefs
fen Der 2ei6en faum benefit lporocn.
Sn 81 Gulo beeriiBten einise brnhert
Ferlonen Sen 3ug in ebrfurdtspollcr
Sttlle.
General Bell bate Sic ablieferung
Der 2eiden nidt 10 friib Morsens err
tpnrtet unb es tpar baber feine ghren>
e5fprte ner aapauerie bon Sort @Iib
5ur Sano. Cine in,propiiirte gbrenz
pade pllrbe bon Solbatcn Beg Z. snf.z :
Hegt. aebilpet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

Die erobeniM nse n BON
Jiiden loden, iuie aus @sjberg Be
riGtet ipirb, bctdnbig hanii9e ST.
iaer in pas beutfdhe arie5ssebset uno
5upeilen auf oeutI9es Geesebiet.
Wao6bem Die 3eutic1en lanse nud<
fitltig gelpeien iino, ideinen Iie iest
energiIder ppr5uaeben. Die 6iihtut-
ter n@elmcr" uno biting" ipurosn.
nadpem iie lnebrmals porber perio9t
rornen iraren, Mitte Moi nan Slm-
burg eefiibrt, lpp ibr Sung tonfis-
5iert nurne. geaGoem bic Slider
cine Gsloitrafe bcsablt batter, tpnn<
ten lie auriidtebren. aiir5lid purpe
abermols cine slnaabl Rutter bon
ben 9eutIhcn beriogt unb Der autz
ter rGnersie" iiioparts mitgenom<
men.
Muf 9eranlaIfuns Der
9asler @taatsaniraltldaIt purbe in
Genf bcr prdlibent peS @ereins Der
@llob-9ptbrin9er in 8aieI, Mar5olff
aus @trabburs, tpegen 9etruees uno
llnteridlagung gum gaadteil oieles
@ereins perboftet. Maraplif ipp!!te
rG;l 5rantrcid flii1tcn, tonnte ober
rninittelbur pur Der glbrei1e ersrifIen
iperoen. Morsolff Der inl @eIiBe
1cit5Eder G'elbmittel ipar, bntte in
8aIcl bic s(uFaabe, illnse militdr=
pIiidtise Glidlier fir bic fransoiiz
id@c Irmee on5uiperbsn une ibnen
fron56iiTlae guspeispapiere au per-
fhaffen. Der rgerner 9unb", Der
htcs melbet, peiIt barauf bin, pab
bus Werbebl;reau rieht gehulbet lperz
ben biirfe. Ge itellt in glusii9t, bob
bic suitdnpiaen 9eborpen bic 9ln=
eelesenbeit ni9t aus ben Mueen lal-
len tpiirhen.
8ei slusbrud) bes 8Dl=
fertrie9es nurben i'm 9luesburger
@urprt 9berbaulen an Der Mer.ad)
bepeutenbe 5unbe aus einem friibr0=
miiden 2aser aemudt, bic jeBt Don
einem Gruntlurter Spesialselebrten
seiiatet uno sepriift, in gliinden
bllr1 Dos @cneraltpnIerpatorium se-
reinist unb tonierpiert purben. Nah
Sem llrteil pieIes @pe5iolgelebrtel,
banbelt eS ii6 I'M eli, rDmiiAes
@tmblager aus Der Resierlngsseit
&aiier alusuitus, bos bon Der alten
Ausuito tgussburs) aus nad @in=
poniiia perlest ipu:oe. Don ben baz
rotteri1tii6en 3citiunoen perbieuen
Grpabnung friibe JibeIfprmen (8es
nanblpangen), ba!bierte 9ron5emiinz
sen, grpnSeamalette unb 9lusrii=
1tunsssesenitdnbe bon r0milhen ae=
sions1plbaten nit tunitppllen Srna=
mentseihnnnsen. Soblreih fanoen
fid oub SanoncrtsSe,ta, Rinsofeu.
3aumaeug, Gebraldseegenitdnoe aus
8nruden llnb Stellungen. 9ie Junbs
reprdientieren cineu behe,ltenben tuls
turbiltoriiden Wert, na lie in rDmi.
ihe 2agerperbdItniile uus banaliae1
3eit einen sllten @inblit se!pabrten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Srlanb Ipll 9arlomc cnt
+ q b n

2onbon, 6. Suli. Ser glan
SlpDbz Georges fir irlal,oilcbe Some
rule iplrbe beltc bcrDffentlidt. Sic
6auptpunfte linb:
1. Gin irlanbilcbes llnter1nus miro
bon bcn 7S gtatipnaliiten i'm britilebcn
Earloment 9cbiloct. (Gie 9clammtc
irilcbe 8ertretun9 i'm Eorlanent sdbft
103 sWann, bappn eebDren 7S Dcn 26
SpmerlllcsGout,tics an unb 25 Sen
llllterzGounties, sic prpbilorild bon
Der Somcrufe allsocldloilcn linb.
2. @on ben rs YHtglicbcrn, oic bas
iriIdc Earlament bilbcn ipcrben, Iinb
76 gintionalilten ilno slpei llnionilten,
ndmlih Cir Gbparo GarIon nnb S. s..
Yl. Campbell, Der @eneralanlpalt fir
Srlanb. 2ielc 5pei 0lit9(ieoer iino
Die @crtreter ponl Srinitl)Sgoaege in
Sublil1.
3. 9ic @itsIicoer bcs iriIdcn I'M
terbollies bebnltcn ibrc Sibe i'm britt
lden Soaule llnD iperScn BORT 10 oft 5ll
lcben icirr, als bic iriide anrperidaft
nidt piel 5u tbun bat.
A. gs ipirb alld cin irlanbilder Sez
not ernannt. in beln Bic nnipniitilhcn
Sntercllen I'M Siihen nnp @eiten ST.
LAMBS bertreten iein lollen.
5. 9iele tcmporare slbna9uns
bleibt bis ein Sabr nod @cenbisung
pcs &rie9es in araft. Gann Iou Ser
slusalei6 repibirt un0 perbollitanoist
lperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

slnipriide Netrp9rab last nd,nlid),
DOB Sic Geutpnen in ibren @erlltdcn,
bic rllliilhc Effcnlipc slt bemmen, etz
.ipa cine balbc Nlillipn Manl, berlprcn
batten, babpn bic @dIfte @cfun9cne,
.allberbcut $50 @eld)iibc, iiber 75O
Weald5inentanpcn llnb cine lonltisc rie@
ligc aricgsbellte.
9upio George sSlpDp, Ser bisberigc
britiide Nhll,itionsn,iniiter, lit ieet
F&rie9sn,iniitcr gcipprbcn l1n6 Sir Co
iporb @reD, bcr Sefretar bes Iusz
lpartisen, iplrbc sllm Carl erbobe,1
unb 2pro 9erbp, Scr @cfrutir,lnssbi@
rcftor, Scr sic britilcbcn Irmccn lbafs
fen bali. lit Scr ncuc llntcrletrctar bcs
8ricgsamtcs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Gplitiid)cs.
S, ltg bes M NJ 81 iicflid] amf
9Srpgrcliinc.

Frp9rc 1l1ne.
9'ep 9prf. 6. Sllli. Charles 6.
Sou9bcs, Der, uon Icinen1 Spn1tnerliB
III Siasbamptpn fpntneub. lidy sipei
Sage III saeu Yprf auf9eboIte1 fat,
nabnt Den @prIdllng leiner 9tatbacbcr
on, lclnem &agneepnraittee cine
ltberale @ertretlln9 ser prperciIipeu
Gartei einSllnerleibeu. 9iclcs Gpn1=
nlittcc miro Sic &antpagne pollltanoig
lcitel1.
2u5 purlaltfise grosromm Iicbt eiz
ncn sllsl6ub BON II Mlitoliebcr1
Dor, bon ipelel)en Sebn sGitgIieoer oes
@pllSi lSicbungscomn1ittces ocs rcpublifaS
|nilt}en 95atipnalallsldluiies iein iolz
len. Sic s}amen Ser Mitglieocr beiber
committees piirften in Sen nacbItcu
Sngell peroffentlitt ipcrocn, pesalcie
chen Ser Same pes Sctabnteilters nno
|ncs Sefretars be5 gfatipualcon1n1ittees
Sn elmer langcn Gonfcreil5 nit Dem
@prliser bes Committees. SStlliam 81.
Ssillecr, bcIpradl 6err Susbes cingcz
bcnp Die gin5elbeiter ieines in slusIicbt
|9cnommcncn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Dos befallntltb nit einer fiinT gSocbe1
lan9en Ncoeretie bis sun pasifiIcben
&lllte erDffnct lperben lol. Die aaut1
pa9ne lpiro slnfang sluauit besinnell.
SSillcor lmo anoere 9arteileiter erfldr<
ten ii6 nit Sen Sheen 6ug6cs' cinperz
ltanoeu lmb lcin Elan biirfe cnboiiltig
an9erpmnen iperoen. Ser Erdlioentz
Idlaftsfanoiout bate pabrctb bes gans
sen Cages &ouieren5en nit pieIen 9ez
iuhern.
9elesationen bon Suffrasetten unb
slutis belllbten beute Sen &anoioateu
6ugbes unb beioe erflirten iid fir be-
frieoist NIT ibrer @ufnabn1e.
Ser &anoiDat bielt heute nod ipeiz
terc &pnieren6en nit republifaniIhen
unp progrcliipeu Siibreru ab lmo fcbrz
tc bcutc slbenb uab leinenl sonmerz
beim in ginebamptou Sltrild. !,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
@ieb 1nb 9rupiiiune,1.

Gbicagp, 6. Ssl,li. 9iinopieb
3llinbr 5000. Stiere $500 H.
40; &iibe 1ulo 9bin0er- 3.75- -9.75.
aal6er $S.5O-11.75.
Shmeine Sufltbr $1,000. 10c
6obcr SIT $9.55-10.15, 5ulneilt slt
$3.50 1905
vs6afc 3ufllbr $4,000. 5selt.
SsSio0er $6.50-S.00; 2ammer 81
5O-10.9O.
@eiliiael Siibner 17c. Springs
90 27c.
Butter Creamery 2311a 271Ac.
gier - Nrima 20-22c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
AQiirte Sffeniiue 5lul 6tiaitanb 9cfomueu.
stn8eblid nur seit,ueilis, ia8t 4aris,
aber S1atiade 1T, oa6 Die 9cntdn mt oeu Geaeuauaricu
bcsouuen 1abcu.
Saiie o cin Sanqnart bc esnbcr Der btc rout
nmfgcld|agcm

Gpec Stcun9e ocnucn proh asoris
vs. rno abr ur Welcn Srpn genpnuncn pln @benln
npcrtrleben pnrc cs nit acn snpridu ncbcn c,
Wpe peS Sl9enldppfpcs bat abcr Gcpnnm crummcn Sas
pcn Send)en nno Scrctdcrn glcib WGlpu 9re
anote - Seue Spareinlagcn I'M pceu areosobr o,3
Ber aS le 5upp Sic prouoriie fir Sranb ocproez
glppo e brilder arhgsmiier gbhuro Grcn Scr Mn
piftcr Se5 gSettrrges IN Yarsrana erhpben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
ans bent stant.
@ c t te | Ii II 5 g L IL t c.

- I L II II u Y II {.
Ses 91oines, 6. sSuli. 9os
Bulletin fir Sic nit oem 4. ssult be-
enSetc @pde la9t: Sic lebtcn Z gaac
brad)ten Die bDdltcn Semperaturcn lett
DEM Sonrter bon 1914 luo ba es eiu
llebcrnlab bon Sonncrlc6ein CAB, pa=
reH Die 3uItdnoe ppr5iis(ite fit Sa5
ssSatfst6unl BON &urn unb oas s(u5rot>
ten BON llnfraut glur luellioe leid)te
Shdler 9ab es ppr Dem Gierten, aber
am leeten Gage Der 8pt6e eab e5 bic
le Drtlidlc Sdauer. nonrbe red)t
lbmcr, in ben celltralet Counties.
Norn mat1te i1nelley gsa1st6ltn1 ltno
bicI oapon lit iest nabe5u normal.
Sic alee6euerrrte lit I'M Gang unS
miro in prima 3litarS eineebrac6t.
gltd cinises gemila)tcs 6e1 lit gez
idnitteu. Sintptbp Itcht in gliit6e ltnb
mirS balo Idlnittreif leil1.
sSinteripei5cn uno Mpggen reift nno
Die grnte miro in oen Iiiolideu gonn=
tics ppr Dem s. begirlneu. sludj S5az
fer lno @erife be8illnen in Sen iiioli=
den Gilfrittcn SIT reifcn. Snt G5an5en
itc6t alein9ctreioc gut, aber Ser Iins
tcrlrci5e1 lit in einigen @eseroen Itarf
rpIti9 uno Sic Saferi6ren Iino etlpas
tnr6 geratben. aartoifeln, Marftse@
nlilIe llno gseinen iillo nnb in altteln
3ltlronn, aber 9ic9cu lit lcbr crlpiinIdJt
lnlo III nanten 9iItritten orinseno be-
n6ibigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

@eneralnaipr 2eonaro 8oob bom
Sept. 0e5 SItcns erhielt berte sen gez
Tebl, ole ee'llhe linn gntlaiiltng Iplz
der seute 5u 9cnd9rcn. Sic abban9ige
&ernanote ba6clt
Ser @efehl ipeiit Sic 2cpartelnents<
apnnonaelne otd an, bic 9lefrutiz
r1n9spffi5icre oa6in 5u illitruiren. ba6
'le tetne @cfruten anne6n1en Iollen.
lpclte @erlpanote 6oben, Sic bon i6ncll
5rln Sebe1slllterbalt abbdngig iino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
Ttr, 6tQQteu nebmtn oirefte gSerbQno=
lungtn nit Garran5a mieoer aui.
8enn er bic scwiinidteu garantieu sibt.


earrana pn m ni Den aner alonldeu aos
ptal uepcrien Sreit ubr dio6rtsba Miro anoe Gonresz
lsung berurladen Scr bflf gurdoriduuo Ser
H INT Senat lno Sic 9tepubifancr nit S6rrftpu
gteer rnectefebl eralen Mbidc6ug 9cruen gshe
Sanlttenanbang ba6en Gorri9o[
Nalo elaerot1en - gehr fonnen nInnO geinoen pe1
Scr republianidc aanoa 9ugbe5 ocr6ner 9oIifcr -
gr iat pppb Die vSuI" sic Qntis surieocn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07
gelesrapbildye gsOti5en.

9 a Ieball. sSn Ser &C a ipnal
9ittsburs 6, 9leip Yprt -.
Seine anoeren Spiele.
Sn Der q m erican 2easue:
Bolton 6, Glepelanb 5.
SEEM gurf 4. Chicago 3.
Gbilabelphia 4. Getroit 8.
8aibinstun 2, ct. 2ouis 1.
Sn Der 8 esSz2iea:
9iod sssslano s, Gllincb 0.
6pdfprb 4, S,annibal Z.
Seine anberen Spiele beute.
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Die warste.
9srubuf!e.

Gbica9o, 6. ssuni. @eisell
1885 Suli, 1854 Sept.
&prn 7615 Suli 741s Sept.
@afer 3S2s Snli, 1895 Sept.
@etrei0e fiir 9aar go. 9 rptbcr
@intcripei5en 104; &orl, 9sp. 3 rs;
Safer, Stanoaro, 40.
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@crlte 80.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

Duthie & Co. have closed contracts to build S.
100000 worth of big cargo steamships.
Within 90 days, it is said the plant will be ready
for operation. More than $4,000 worth of tools have
already been bought.
The latest contract signed was for the construction
of three big steel freghterS for Norwegian interests to
cost s., 100000.
Around the nose of the island and we'll into the
West waterway are more shipbuiding activities. Two
big wooden lumber carriers being built side by SIDE
by subsidiary of the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging
Co. The same company has contracts for building p
more of the same style of vessel, averaging in cost
s225,ooo.
Nearby, the Elliott Bay Ship & Engine Co. is get
ting ready to put in big plant for the construction Of
more ships, and across the waterway the AaskaPacfc
Navigation Co. has another wooden carrier under con-
sruction. Nilsson & Keez are the builders. They are
keeping their plans secret but it is extensively rumored
that they have enough contracts to keep them at work
several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
S]4LPBIlLDLNG BECOMES BIG INDUSTRY IN YEA
J. P. GRACE IS /
MAKING CITY /
trade CENTER

One Of the worlds biggest
shipping men 10 Joseph p.
Grace, president Of w. n. Grace
q Co.. VINO was here recently
making extensive changes In
the Seattle office Of hls firm In
connection with plans 20 estsk
iish q new route OF vessels In
the trans-PseBle trade.
Grace 10 now building 5000.
600 worth Of new steamships
on the Atlantic coast 20 add 70
his fleet Of more than 20 wee.
sells.
His company recently acquired
seven steamships Of the Pacific
Mall fleet. some OF which may ~
placed In service between Seattle
and China and Japan.
Grace In the biggest shipper q
on this coast. His firm has
plans for establishing more asep,
clea I'm the Orient In connectioo
with the new trans-Pacific SERVED
II already has 30 branch offices Il
South America and 20 or more IL
Europe.
Il. @. Herr is now in charge Of {
new department established By
Grace on his visit here TO handle
import and export goods TO and
from Ill Scandinavian and Oriental
ports. Formerly this business was
done thru Seattle brokers. Hers
department is called the bureau Of
domestic and foreign merchandis'
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
ouTDIsTANcE RIVAL

Lumber In nearly treble the
amount output by Oregon was man.
ufactured by Washington mills last
season.
Where Oregon cut 1896. 900 900
feet during 1915. the mills OF this
state turned out $3.50. 600. 900 feet.
California produced 1850. 900. 900
feet that year; Idaho 77T.o00 900
feet. and Montana 32s. 900 900 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
1858 VESSELS
LEAVE SEATTLE
IN SINGLE YEAR


More than 1855 vessels sail.
cd from Seattle harbor In 1915
which was see more than left
the port with esreoes In 1914.
The total tonnage carried by
these vessels was 3.ess.si2.
In 1915. 2,ess vessels enter.
ed the port bringing 3.ss5.e75
net tons OF cargo a. compared
20 the total OF 1893. io< tons
brought In on 1927 vessels
during the year Of 1914.
The 378 vessels plying from,
Seattle have . total tonnage Of
67e.eia tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
REAL DUEL STAGED
IN MOVIE THEATRE

PITTsBuRG. Sept. s.--w. NJ.
Reed. n white man. and Virgil
Cobb. negro. cleared up a
iong.standing quarrel at Grove
burg. a mining camp near here.
and ehos. n crowded picture
show for battle-ground. During
the fuslllads Of shots. which
soon cleared tho house OF spec.
ta,ors. both men were MORALLY
wounded. and died In q short
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
BUILD LARGEST FLOATING DRY DOCK

To hasten the work the company has found il
necessary to build a pontoon sectional dock, with a
tonnage of $4,000 TONS costing between $500 900 and
100000. 1t will be the largest floating dry dock on
the coast
Like pigmies between the two big bulls now nearly
finished, three submarines for the war department.
contracts for which obtained by the Seattle Con-
struction Dry Dock Co. long before the rush of
shipbuldng hit Seattle. They, too nearly done.
Recently the Todd Shpyards Corporation, or
Brooklyn, bought the plant of the Seattle Construction
& Dry Dock Co. II was considered one of the most
important deals in local waterfront history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
MADE OF
FIR TO BOOST
CITY ABROAD

With the rejuse nation OF the
building Of wooden vessels. Sc
stsie's tide fists along the East
waterway 10 fast filling with
large wooden skeletons Of ves-
sells that In time will sail the
tesen aeas.
Shipping men Of the Coast
and o. the Orient will see a
type Of vessel return 10 their
shores which they had thought
never 10 see again.
Ard. with the coming Of this
large fleet OF wooden vessels,
they will ask: "Where, and
from what. are they bvIIt7"
The several tramps which are
being constructed are being bull.
from Washington fir.
According to the superinte nden,f
of the various yards. this In the
best timber obtainable. with The
possible exception OF teak. for
ships beams.
The beams are sawed by pattern
frora large timbers. Many Others
are shaped TO the graceful lines o.
the hull by hand AZ and mattock.
These timbers are placed about 10
inches apart and measure nearly
two feet by 10 inches. 30 that (,
requires thousands OF feet OF tim.
Der for each vessel.
Shipping men refuse TO estimate
the number of vessels ~ this type
which will be built within the next
few years. but the supply OF tlln-
Der which will be supplied by
lumbermen comes Ike
an order from the sky--undreamed
OF. but welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

Today on the island and across the waterways
almost within a stonethrow of the old robbers village
fleet of vessels being built or are contracted for all
at a total cost of approximately S2S,ooo,ooo.
Such is the development in one prosperous year.
Take a swing about the waterfront in a launch
some day.
Head your craft for the Seattle Construction &
Dry Dock Co.'S plant. Two big hus nearly complete
loom up right at the waters edge They're to be four
masted schooners, and right now they're laying the
keels of two more such craft while contracts recently
signed call for construction Of three big steamers, to
cost &, $50