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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Die 3uderitaSt 1aenman.

Gin Scnbcr.ascnt Ger ger. Staa'
ten IN 5iibanlerifa i6iIoert Sieliiilall
- cinen ionit MIR icItem genanilien
s;las - als Die 3uder.Smptitaht
slraantiniens. Gle bortige Heglerlllig
5ct lid, ielt ,Salsren Die srobte Wiiiije
aeaecen, slrgeniinien 3u einem beoeii'
tenbcE 3itdcrbai,Sanoe 81 mafel!.
sab in Sieier ge5iebamg gart3 lnah.
5Gugia pom arsIailo mare, mo III
,incr. Sabre. 1914, bat srgcniliileil
IS aiid) oabin gebrad,t inlo iogor u,d'
cinen bebeiitenocn lleteridlIb iiber
oen cinbaimiiden 9ebari ainaiis sr.
jielt.
Iic Sta6t Eiiciiutan 1T 0as 3ei!'
irlm Der aracntiniihen 3uder. Siioi:-
itrie inb fam in oieier eieenitd't
hid benz an srobe 3tiiern gepobnten
9lnlerifaner 9ieipeft einiIoben. Gegr,l.
lp1rtia iino bort nidJt peiiiger OILS 10
,}udar. .8afiinerien inn getrieb, mo
ibr gciamnltes aapital beldnft l..@
aui beinabe 80 gPiaionen Collars.
Sin iebr grpbcr 1beil ocs c!nbeimI.
idsn 3uders rpiro in Der Yrcuinj
Sueilnian gebaut. ,Sn ben ,Satren
1909 bis 1914 lit Der Grtrag be-
iidreig gcitiegen, pen ~, 900 bis 5Ii
335, 900 lonncn. 1915 b1ec9sn
eing er aui 10000 1ounen 5iriid,
iniolee i,ngliidlid)er natiirlidler gcr-
taItuIiie, pel6e oas @adjstblnn oss
3nderrobrs iiarf beeintrdd)tigten
aian iddst, oaB bic neiie erntc.
BON 1916, giinitiger allsi1IIt. aber
ned, nid,t in seniisenoem Yiabe, inA
Scn einbeinni6en geonri 5!l 0edcn,
Der eilpa 212,000 Ipnnen perlaiIJt.
laber lit burd nelIerliden GrlaB fe3
Erdiioenten Die a,,si,Ibr psu 3uder
pcrboten lporoen: iino iiir lcraline
3eit ipirb man pnbl i'm @eltuIarht
nidtS BON 3ueunIan boren, pon ri.
eeipaliieer 6rtlid)er 2eoelltllns oas.
lel6c aud 1T.
Tie GrperiniertlersS tation Der ar
geniiniifen aegieriina tat iid) be.
rlilbt, cine @attlne 3uderrobr ans.
iinoig az MAIDEN, ipeIhe iif iiir ole
rci6cn fiimatiiden g,erdnberlrnasn
III slrseniinien 6eiier eigneiI !piiroen
Gie Grgebniiic. ipelt,e man nit ber
9lnbau porerit mir pe-fud)strciie
- BON 3lderrobr aus Sapa erjiel.
bat, iinb pielperipresteube.
Gum groben 3beiI ipirn Sas 81.
derrrbr a,ii gooeil gebmit, Der nea
ror fir5em Mclolano tpar, nno ~
nod pieIe @nunitiimpic inc ssiir
5c!n i'm goben iinb. Iics eridnpts:
Oie s,earbeitms Der gilen5imgcn ce.
6eilteno mn erforoert cine teionoer.
@attins idperer giliige. ole iiir
ioi!le 3spcde gebailt iiilb. Iicie uuO
anhcrc Gattimgcn lanorirthid,1i;.
iider g,erathc iino 6isber gum ailsr.
groBten Sbeil ans Ieutid)lano 5esc.
gen lporoen. s.ber Ger arics iperri,
Gle 3iliiihr, im6 Die groben iriilHr
impprtirtcM gorratbe iinb beirabt er.
if6pit. Gaber ipetuliren jest aueri.
faner auf Die nolliianoige 8ewin.
nung oieies Marftes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Npt5 eitt Gampf
3iuiiden beminifamiidjeu NebeQc.
unS amerifaniiden Warineiol.
eaten i'm Wiarineocparte.
ment semelbct.

@eibinatOn 6. ssiili. - Zen
2Rari.lebepartentent imiroe ON Gon'
reritla pen Mbmiral Gapertnn senleI.
oct, oab In Gan 7pmillBo, in einem
.peit,rcn Sample S.piihen 250 9ieDe'
i,ttiouaren unb omcrifauiifen Wari.
ncIoIenten 81 9omiuitauer getootct
lnb ( gefanger genonirleu wurbell.
Bon Den glmeritanern iuurbe Elm
Mann setSbtct unb ad,t perben als
perlniBt eeulelbet. Der aarupf bate
Im /. SiiIi itattseiuHben, alio nor
Ger ~llntcrinnoIungerl 5lueds einrr
Naifenitref,ins Der Nebellen.
Ger slmerifaner, pelhcr get6btrt
purbe, tit acrporal George ssruucn.
gtilr elm ein5ieer Der perpunoettn
Wtarineiolbaten lit ifuper perplinoet.
ylhnliral Gaperton meloet, 0ab oic
JiepcIutioiiare uuseinanber getriebrn
lruroeu urb oaS lie cine an5abI ibrer
germunheten nit iifj nabmen. Ter
.}uiarimenitcb hate i'm ssimern, nabe
@uapacanca, itattaeii,noen, oiienbnr
oerabe Dor ben Sriebens. .llnterbano-
Iingrh bensn 5ufolge bic RepoIuti9.
mare iid bereit ertIdrten ibre @afien
nie0crjilleaei.
Ger ON Gonueritas berihiete
Ssampf mar Der oierte, fpeld,er nab.
renS elmer @odye 5tpiiden Rarineiol.
eaten ilnb Rebolutiondren iiattfanb.
lmo man elaabi, baB Der llmitailb,
oab bic 2estcren gef9lagen ipurbcn.
oeren Siibrer reranIabte, einer @ai.
icnitred,tne ,uoftimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

Seto 4te aartofietn aui
( d mo q bafts art aufJupdrs
men. ia sebraiens Garlojjeln Be-
ianntlih isbr ihipr 3u p;rtragta
irnb, aud pon 9ielm ni9l seyns &c.
ssiien iperosn, 10 empfsblsn mir e;n.
mai bi. iibris sebIisbsnsn aartofisia
aut folsenbe Weiis gu periperitsn.
Wlan idnsibet seiodis ialts aartoffsln
in tleins WiirfsI unb rehnst aui q
5aiisn aartoffelpiirfei 4 1aiIs Iiibta
Rsbm Obsr Wilh, unb = ipsnn man
Wila ninnt ! ebl5fisl gu.isr,
/ GblDffsl sebadis pstsrfilis ms 2
gblSffsl fsinsetodim e4niitIaad,.
6at man ipsbsr bds zine nod onbsrt
friiht Grim sur 9anb, 10 ipiirst mon
nit / abesl0ffel ssbadtsr 3wiebsl
unb sintr priie papriia. Dan br:aat
bic Wsil9 cher ben Robm aufs gtusr
unb fotpis bic gliifiisieii fisbenb bvib
ifi. sibt man bic aartoffdn bin,u.
btdt ben asHslSsu unb lGbi bas Gs.
ri&t 5 Wlinutsn sieben. bann sntfsrnt
man ben Dedd. riibrt nm, unb
bdmpft bic 8ortOffeln ab. inbem NON
lie sntipebn lsi8t idiittslt obsr init
eiuem 20ffa umriibrt. Sinb fe burd,
unb burG gang bsib. 70 trasi nan bas
Geri&t auf. Won f&msdt a ben
Rortoffeln nidt an. bab Ne oufoes
ipdrmt finb. Hdtilrlih iann nan Sus
@efiH Hsdsrr obu fatsr modsn,
i nu4bem, Of man pisl ober psnia
Fabm unb Butter aur gsrfisuus Aat]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Gokal.Derid)t
0inbrm6Snpu
ycitaiete iid bic seitrise SabresSer'
iammlaus bes Seaiiden
4ipniernereius.

gg=Senator CHARLES Subj fiibrte bi.
neusn refp. piebererpdblten 9eamt
ten in ibre @emter elm. - paitor
Sr. +. 9. Dorm belt cine entbus
Iiasmirenoe anipra9e. Was
Setrstdr GpHrab 4raser, iibsr bic
@rsisnifIe pss psrfloifeuen Saarts
gu beri6ten bate. - Gsisllis's
@siiammenisin bsi6lOb ben ssnub=
rsifen al6sno. - 9srihDnt purd
2isoerportrGss bes piouier Sdus
esr9prs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

4ntport hes StuatsfeiretGrs nuf bic
Itbte Yote garran5as bic bon bieiem
befoubers berporssbobenen sipei 9aupts
frasen in Der sesenipdrtigen ariiis.
bic Siherbeit Der Gren5e unb bic ans
iusienbeit Der dmsritantI6en 9ruppsn
In Wlerifc, iIar bsfinirt tperben tpire
ben.
gs pirb tein 3ipeifel bariiber ser
best, bab bic meyitaniide Resieruns
auf Der 3uriidSiebuns Der ameritani-
Ihen Sruppen beiieben ipirb, bod
slaubi man bier niht, bab b;eisr
puntt irsenb ipelds tpeiteren SHipie.
rigfeiien i'm 0efolse baben tpirb. Gs
beibt, baB Der prdiibent WiIion Bee
reit fei, bic 3uriidberufuns Der 5rup'
pen ansuorbnen, fobalb er Die uebsrs
seusuns seippnnen babe, bab es ridt
einfah cine Grneueruns Der 3uitdnbe
bebeuisn fpiirbe, psIde bic @eranlais
lung 5ur Ibfenbung bes Expeditions
iorps geipeien iparen.
Die W o biIifirung Der q :
tionalsarbe sebt uns
gebinbert METER.
glud am Donneritas traf bic Wds
buns elm, bab bic MobiIiiiruns Der
Siaatsmili,sn ibren Gortsans nebme.
Wis lanee es notbis iein tpiro, bic
ytationalsarbs obsr einen 2beil osr'
ieIben an Der GrenSe gu haIten, bar
iiber ipollte man Iid i'm 9riessbepars
temeni nidt dubern. gs ipirb biss
gang BON ben Greisnifen in TeIilo
Gbbdngen. 9od lit 70 pi.l geipib, bab
bic geIammte mobile resuldre @rmee
70 lange In 9ren3s s@arniionen sebaltsn
fpirb, Biz ale @efabr einsr Wieberpos
lung bon 9anbitenansriffsn seidplns
ben 1T. Sas erfte 9lnSeiden fir Elm
RadlaFen Der Spannuns biIb.t tin
gefsbl bss Srisssistretdrs, bab io!9e
Mifisiolbaien, tpelds eins 5amilis gu
erndbren bdben, bonn Disnite eniIahen
iperben folIen.
@illa fotI pieber I'm gelosI
iein.
glpaio, 3sras. Suli. Seuic,
bic am 0onneriias bier an,amen, err
tlGrsn eebori 5u bab.n, oab @ila Die
5ruppen sommanbirt babe, bic por
.in paar. 1aaen GarranSu 9ruppsn
bel Garral aefhlassn battn unb odB
II Simine, beiebt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
NatioitaIgarbiften
Don benen 4nsebDriss q B,
bGnaigfi perbenaus
benz guntestienit
...lf-
ent tlaff ZEN

Wafbinston, .. g., 6. Juli.
SdmmtIihs aommanbeure Der Wlilis
idrbspart.msnts iinb bon bem ariegs'
i.tretdr Batter autoriiirt iporbsn.
Wanni6aftsn bon Der Electromagnetic,
bic in ben 9unbssbienit iibtrsetrsieH
iinb, su entlaiien, tpsnn iie sinen obsr
msbrsre 9sripanbie baben. bic bon
ibnsn abbdusis iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Der anafIi&s @atsr.

.Woram iDeiHft Du btnn. aleiner2"
~ sd ionte NIT benz Batter gum
3dbndr5t seben unb ibm sinsn 3abn
ousreibtn Iniffn q. dbsr untsrptss
III e. mir bnpcnoelaufen!-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
FRONT CITIZENS OF CITY OF JUNEAU REGARDING THE PRESENT WATER SYSTENI---THE REMEDY

Juneau to its .ssr supply and cser aennh nrue Juneau org val pnom ann n n tn city accountable In necy have nc
  c Ats 1hb has been osem mower suem m but chac up lay nd in be the direct sufferers The way out Ia price he plant Is this the expenditure whch hutbe e provide generally conceded edon nJunu2 c either t present qure tcompee would desdve B
 the Juneau the panta O beaanabe Is daeo by Congress
 natter a has It's sewdeh 1T onuds s5 lon O a e O is
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.,,
 STATE SCHEDULE

The Pacific Coast Steamship Go has announced their summer sched- ule for the coming season and the local office has just received their copy of the sailing dates.
 The two steamers scheduled for Southeastern Alaska will start Mar 2Sth with the sailing of the City of Seattle from Seattle and steamer will sail every five days following throughout the summer. The City Of Seattle and Spokane will maintain the schedule. The first tourist OK. curslon to sitka will be the trip of the City of Seattle leaving Seattle on June 14th
 On the Nome run the first sailing will be the Senator from San Fran. cisco on May 29th and the Umatilla from Seattle on June 1st. The Una tilla will maintain the Seattle-Ncme run during the season and the Sena. tor will ply out of San Francisco.
 The schedule of sailings for the Gu racao. which will be operated on the West Coast-Sitia accommodation run. has not been announced. All steam CTS of the company will be converted to oil burners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
THOUSANDS ARE WARNED TO QUIl
 SEATTLE HOMES

SEATTLE. Feb -11.-The city au- thorities this morning warned three thousand occupants Of homes along Al-Ki Beach to leave as the houses were ln danger of destruction by snow and earth slides. Following this warning scores began seeking express. men and are taking their household possessions to places of safety.
 This warning was the result of slide last night of four West Seattle residences Including that of Thomas n. Stewart which was wrecked beyond repaid Mrs. Stewart and three others in the house at the time were seriously injured.
 Mrs. Stewart was in the midst of the preparations for dinner when with out warning the earth slid and practl- cally lifted the house from It's foun- datons and hurled it towards the wa ter In hastily leaving the house the occupants were caught beneath the crumbling walls. The stove set fire Co the debris but the blaze was ex- tlnguished by Chose who went to tho aid Of the unfortunates
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION ENDS
 WlTH BANQUET

With the conferr.ng of the Sst and s2d degrees today, the work of the Fourth Annual Reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies of Alaska, which have been in session in Odd Fellows hall since Monday, will come to Q close. Never before has such an elab- crate program been attempted by these bodies of the Rite here In Ju- neau and the visiting members and candidates are going away with the highest praise for those who have con- tributed to their comforts and enjoy ment while sojourning here.
 This afternoon and evening session will be in charge Of the officers Of Alaska consistory No. 1. Ernest B.. Hussey. Sovereign Grand Inspector General in Washington and Alaska this afternoon conferred the Slst de- gree md will assist the officers of the Rite in the conferring of the S2d degree this evening.
 Following the closing of the Reun' lon the annual big banquet of the Rite will be held. commencing at 10 o'clock. Covers are being laid for nearly 200 and special ferries will be run to the Island and Thane for the convenience of residents of those places.
 The officers Of the Alaska consis- tory, No. 1 are:
 Royal Arch Gunnison, 32. K. c. C.. H.-Commander-in-Chief
 Harold Haskell Post, S2, Prior.
 Lester Dale Henderson, Preceptor.
 Herman Tilden Tripp. S2, chancel- Tor.
 Charles Edward Davidson. s2. Min lster of State.
 Charles Goldstein. S2. Almoner.
 Walter DeLong, S2. Registrar.
 Waliam W. Casey. S2. Treasurer.
 Maurice Staples Whittier. S2. Prel- ate.
 Jay William Bell, 32. Marcschal.
 Harry Irwin rucas. S2. Txpert
 John Leonard aruseth, 32, Assistant Expert
 Edward David BeattIe. s2. saptain
 George Knute Gilbert. ss, Master of Properties.
 Michael Nelson Mccall s2. Master Electrician.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
MONEY WILL
 BE REFUNDED
 IN COAL CASES

The local land office today received 8 copy of 9 decision oi the commits sioner of the general land office in which he approves the application for repayment of the purchase price on 35 coal claims. being part of what Is known as Che Munday-Stracy group of coal clans located in the Boring rive. coal fields. The amount of the purchase price to be refunded Is prac- ucaly s50.000. These claims were or lgInaily located by Stracy as agent for a number of coal land claimants and what is known locally as the Eng. Hsh Company"
 Chares P. Aiunday was tho prime mover in the combine to locate the iand and together with Stracy and Shields was indicted .n Seattle for conspiracy against the government. afunday and Shields were acquitted Of the charges in the spring of 1914.
 Charges of fraud and failure to de- velop and open 9 coal mine on the claims were mado against the claim ants In the local land office and by its decision the officers of the local office found the chai ges proved.
 Tho commissioner of the general land office has affirmed the decision of the local officers. The applicants, through their attorneys, then filed re- iinoulshments for each of the claims with the Secretary of the Interior and applications for the return of their purchase money. Upon this appl'ca- ton the repayment of the money is now ordered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
TO RULE
 NEW STEAMSHIP LINE

ZURICH. Feb. 11.-conferences at Vienna and Budapest between repre- sentatlves of German and Hungarian shipping companies have resulted in an agreement to organize new trans Atlantic steamship line for emigra- ton traffic to America.
 The agreement provides that a ma jority of the directors shall be Hun garians, that the ships, if possible, shall be built in Hungary; that they shall fly the Hungarian National ilag. end that the officers and crews shall be composed chiefly of Hungarians. German steamship lines will provide ships until new vessels can be built.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
ENGLAND PLANS AIR
 DEFENSES

LONDON. Feb. 11.-Forced by the demands of the public it was gwen out today that the government intends to immediately strengthen its aerial de- lenses not only by building more air crafts but by the appointment of a minister Of aviation to have full charge of the future defense and de- velopment The afternoon papers carry this statement in consp,cous places and it has for the most part relieved the public's mind regarding preparedness against such disastrous air attacks. as have been recently made at various parts of the coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
MAYOR RICK coRREcTs RUMoR THAT HAS BEEN
 CIRCULATING ARouNr

The report was circulated around the city during the past fS hours that the Juneau Water Company intended to turn water off from all consumers who did not pay their bills by next Tuesday, Feb. l4. Mayor Reck stated this afternoon that bills had been sent to those who were ninety days delin- ouent in their payments and they were notified that water would be shut on unless the biil was paid. Mayor Reck also announced that no con- sumer of water would be charged rent when water was not furnished on account of the company's inability, as in one district the mains. them selves. were frozen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
SCOTT MADE SECRETARY
 FOR TIME

WASHINGTON, Feb. fi.-Presldent wilson teddy appointed 5rleadier General Hugh |. Scott Chief Of the Staff of che United States Army, as Acting Secretary Of War for the next shirsy days. Gen. Scott automatically became temporary secretary but the President regarded it more positive Go make an appointment.
 The resignation Of Secretary Gar rison was one of the sensations of the day. it came SO unexpectedly that lt was a distinct shock.
 it was officially announced today that Secretary Garrison resigned be- cause President Wilson would not ir- revccably support the seeretary's continental army plan. Secretary Gar rison also did not favcr the Philippine independence bin as planned 5y the administration.
 Following his chiefs resignation. Assistant Secretary of War Henry S. Breckenridge. as mark Of loyalty to Mir. Garrison, handed In his resigna- tion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
BEST TORPEDO IN THE WORLD
 IS IN THE U. s.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.-The naval constructing board made the an- nouncement today that the United States now has the most effective tor pedo in the world. For several months 1t has been known that the government has been experimenting with @ new torpedo but the results of every test has been closely guard. ed. Not even yet will any definite announcement be made as to tho character of this new torpedo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
BIG FACTORY IS DESTROYED---LAID
 TO FIRE BUGS

CHICAGO. Feb. H. The large plant of Ortmayer & Sons, which has been manufacturing saddles for the Allies was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss ls not yet stated. Several hundred men havo been em- ployed for the last six months turn ing out the work. The police and many detectives arc working on tho theory that discharged man, known to be friendly to the Germans. will be found to be implicated. The fire gained great headway from the start and incendiarism is the only clue be- Heved possible.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
BRITISH ExcHEoUER
 BONDS ARE NOT VERY
 POPULAR WITH PEOPLE

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-An Ameri- can special says that British Exche- quer bonds. in which the British hold CTS of mobillzed American securities were paid. are becoming more popular and the American buying of Argen- tine rails has receded because of the rise in price; a Swiss firm was caught short of rubber stocks and settled for about S1.000,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
Steamer Movements
 and Mail Information
Now Bound North.

Tho Jefferson left Ketchikan ot 5:SO this morning and should arrive here about o'clock tomorrow morn ing. She will have mail.
 The Spokane left Ketchikan this af- lernoon and Is due to arrive In Juneau tomorrow afternoon.
 The kl.Ki reported by wireless this morning that she would arrive In Ju' neau this afternoon. No time was giv' en and at press time she had not ar rived. Should be here early this eve ming.
 Admiral Farragut on way north. She win arrive in Juneau Sunday with mall.
 Alameda sailed from Seattle at Il o'clock last night and Is due to ar rive in Juneau Monday morning with mail.
 Steamers Southbound.
 The Northwestern sailed from Ju- neau south at 10 this morning.
 The Admiral Evans is still at the westward and has not been reported She is expected south on Sunday Will take mall.
 The Princess May left for the south during the night.
 Other Steamers
 The Georg.a Is scheduled to arrive from sitka tomorrow morning, but on account of the weather is known to have sought shelter and will not ar rive on time.
 The St. Nicholas is overdue from Tenakee and way ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
MoNTENEeRlN eUERlLLAs
 HUNTED DOWN BY AERos

ROME. Feb. II. Austrian aero planes. flying ahead of the vanguards of their own army. are hunting down the retreatihg groups of Montenegrin soldiers. flying low and using their machine guns. according to reports received here.
 The Montenegrin soldiers are car. rying on guerilla warfare in the Tara bosch mountains.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
eEFose LONG COUNTRY
 MAY HAVE TO CHOOSE
 BETWEEN BREAD AND BEER

LONDON, Feb. n. - Sir Alfred A. Booth, chairman of the cunard Co., in citing the brewing and distilling industry as one that was absorbing the services of the ships of the coun- try on a gigantic scale, said: Before long the country may have to choose between bread and beer"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OF
 DOUGLAS AND JUNEAU
 TO CLASH IN BIG GAME

Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock the basketball teams of the Juneau and Douglas Catholic schools will meet in the second game of a series. The game will be paved at tho Juneau school. The first game resulted in a victory for Douglas by Q score of 27 to 26. Tomorrow Juneau believes 1t will take the long end Of the score The midgets of the two schools will also play a game and some rare sport ls promised.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
STEAMER ALAMEDA NOW BOUND NORTH
 WITH GOOD FIST

SEATTLE. Feb. 1.-The steamer Alameda cleared for the North last night at n o'clock with a good-sized passenger list The Juneau bookings were Henry vansteenkte. Hyman Schwartz. Gust Lekas. Clara Blorge, Miss J. Bush. E. .. Jermann, May ot- tesen. c. NJ. Alehorn and wife, J. M. Quist, G. l.. Wilson. Mss M. Stone. c. Fl. Walker. c. o. Lindsay and wife. F. s. Fleming and D. Overman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11

Today President Wilson dnd0 hlm- self personally in charge Of the ad- minlstratlon's plan for strengthening the army and he is busily working out a definite military policy. lt is re- gacded as very probable, that even after a permanent new head Of the war department ls named, the 7resi- dent will continue to handle tho pre- paredness plans to great extent him sell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
SEATTLE WOMAN TAKES
 SHOT AT A COLLECTOR

SEATTLE. Feb. 11.-Mrs. Antoin- ette Glands, this morning took a shot at Joseph Constantine, a collector. who since the first of the year has been most persistent in the collection of bill for liquor sold her during December. The shot this morning went wild but Constantine beat nasty retreat. 4 warrant will be is- sued this afternoon for her arrest
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11

sALoNiKI. Feb. 1i--one hundred and eighty thouoand Bulgarians are concentrated at elevgIlIi 10000 Ger. mana arc at Monastlr and an addl- tlonal e,ooo are at strumlntza. ThIs information was reported today by avIators to General serrail. The av. lators also stated that the above ar niles were continually being relrfore' ed. The new Inc practically extends alonn the entire front of Macedonia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
THoRNE CHALLENGED FOR REMARKS MADE
 IN BRANDEis CASE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1i--James w. Cermalt. chief examiner for the ln- terstate Commerce Commission. has challenged the declaration Of Clinord Thorne who stated before the sub committee. Investigating the namln- ation of Louis Brandeis, that the lat ter had been guilty of misconduct in several cases. Mir. Carmalt took ex- cept.ons and attempted to prove the contrary. Mir. Thorne testified as the chairman of the Iowa Board of Rail- road Commission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-11
NOW TURNING
 TO STUDY OF LINCOLN

LONDON. Feb. 11.-Intense inter- est has been aroused in thls country in the life and career of Abraham Lincoln. due to the constant and con- specuous references to the acts of the administration during the Civil War. both in debates in Parliament and in the newspaper and magazine articles, particularly in relation to the blockade and the compusory ser vice problem.
 This has brought about great de- mand for books on Lincoln, his life and books on all aspects of the Civil War. Never before has there been such wide study Of Lincoln in Great Britain s