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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Die 9latfOrm Der Hesnblifunrr bon
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lit Elm innfangrcides Sdriffitiid ,no
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Sbeil nit Iuf5dbiruag Der ySiinbens
Der jesigen befnofrotiihen StoatS.
Administration nne 8erIprehinaen,
i'm Sale Der Grp6bluna repubIifo.
niider Stantsbeomtcn unb elmer
gleidgeiinnten 2esislatur. allen
Wtdugeln o~b5ubelfen.
Srtreffs ~ntioltaler Srasen lprod
lld Die &cnoention at @iinlten zines
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oaS Der SerfaIiiltg Der Hereinafter
Stdaten itno ibren Grin5ipien trclt
ticibt, ierner fir eilen ansemeiienen
Shustorif lnb fir cine altsmGrtiae
%olitif. ortrd melde oie Hedte anleri-
faniider 9iirger Sn, lno i'm Iils.
lano jebcrseit aepobrt uno geIdiist
merben. SeIonbers ipIlen aud arle.
rlfaniibc &rdte in Ierifo 9eifiitt
pcroen.
Die @infitbrllne zines 9ienlttallg-
Iidfcit-S pltem (an Stelle Ser ocmo.
tratiidcn Seriorgung bon Germanb.
ten nit Ienltern itiio S6offung bon
Stellen unb Committeeman, ,im Gar.
teiarbeitern @ebiibren lunb SalGrc at
acben, obnc elltipre6enbe 9ienltc su
leiiten) miro empfobIen.
Die &nrtei berlongt Bic Ginfiibr.
ing zines Budget piten1s, bamit oic
Iusgaben bcs Stnntes I'M noral,S be.
refnet mo bepiligt merben f6nner,
oanlit nift in iehem Sabre in oieiem
Ober ieuem 0cpnrtement Die Sonos
ausgeben urb cine &riie ,geidoffen
miro, MIR mcil mebr @elb peraisgabt
mllroe, oils geIealib 5i,ldiiig lit.
Die Gartei b%efiirmortet Die Iellcin,
tbeilung Der GiItrifte fir Ben Son.
greB, fir Ole Stnats .@ciesgebrtng
unb ben Staats. Sennt, haulit allie
Sarteien Ole elci1en He6tc in cirerl
9iItrift genieBen-
Die Sorberlina Der 2onh &rcbit
garfen unb ebenio Die ,Sorberung Ser
2anbnirtbihaft htrh 9lrnbes- itnS
Staatsbeborben miro bringenb emp.
foblen. Sen 2anDpirtben ioIlen
refine Sdmereicn aeliefert iperbei.
Gem 8roblem Der Selbitpermaltling
Der @robitGote miro elm gauges &api.
tel gelpiomet, unb ferncr tritt Die
8latform fir 8erihts Heformcn.
Gereinfadung oes observation-disclosures
llno fir &inoeridus ein. Die Selbit-
berpaltllng Der @rosltdote miro ols
elm unter Der 8unbesperfniiling 9ar.
nnticrtes &cdt bingeitellt.
Die Blatfornl tritt ferner fir Elm
geiunoes 9ooen. &reoitipitem Elm, Der.
oatnntt aber Die @aroncride 2anb-
banf @orIage. Sic Sartei Der
ipri6t, IN Der 8eripaltling bes
Staats . 3uftbauies 8anoel gu
i6offen l1no Den BORT berridenben
i6uodpoIlen 3ult1noen ein @noe 81
MAIDEN. 9as &ontroft E Spitem i'm
3udtbauie ioll abgci6afft Weroen.
Gin Barograpb bcfiirmotet Die &c
piiion Der @eiete be5ii9lid Der Sri
mar. uno Generalization.
Die @riinoung bon Soipitdlcrn filr
S6lpinbiidtiee in ieoem Gorntp ocs
Staates miro befiirtportet.
Gum Shlub miro Die &epiiion Der
Stoatsperfaiilng ourf cine portei-
loie aorperidoft bon 8ilrgern emp.
folen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
U MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $40 to $500 per year;
experience unnecessary. / will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
q few hours assistance at your home.
This offer is limited, must be accepted
Immediately. G. W. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave-, Kansas City, Mo. Write
him at once for full particulars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
HUGHES and FAIRBANKS.
Sermann, @u., ben s. Sept, 1916.
9nrd bas snmmru Der rnitins nr.

beitenoen Snbrifen im Often Der Ser.
Staatell. hort man MIR 81 ocutlid)
ben Conner Der &onnnren nnf Den.
bllitieen Sdlahtielbcrn Gltropos, TO-
pie oas Sammcrn non tuuieno urtb
aber taltlen6 &ift1nen mn NniIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
Gines arstes Mittel aeaen SnItcn.

als elm Mittel sesen Suiten rnb
erfdltung berbinoet Or. 8elrs gine.
Sar'Sonig Die redten 9eItanotbeile
ge9eit Sulten im CONNER ODER 8in.
ter. Gin 8eriud miro Den pirfiden
8ertb oieicr Suitenmebi5in berpeifen.
Sr. gelPs Sine ar.Sonig idnftiet
Den SnItenreis, toOtet ben GrfdI.
fitt9s'aeim nnb miro eld biel gut
fbi,ir. Cine 25c. Slaide miro Gud
nlebr nls iiberScileen-miro guren
Suitcn beieitigen. Sci apotbefern.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

anlerttanlld)erl Nrlllee llllo oer Oiotie,
melhe urlf llnfoiten bcs TOIfcs aus
qebilbet m,1rbcn, 5u erloltbeli, Den
9ienlt an quittiereu INN Stelliinaen
bel &%orporationen an5uncbmerL Die
@affen uno @ltnition iilr frieafiib.
rcnoe europGiidc Mahtc iabrisicrcn.
gr miro fcrncr beiduIbigt, ancri-
fnniiben Snlportcuren, Oercn 8adren
por Den Gngldtoern Icer1itberlid be
fhIagnobmt mrrberl, nidt St ibren
Redten perbolfen unb linen Den
Sdllb Der Regiernng pcrmcigert 5u
lbuhen,
limo ihlieblif miro gC9en i'm Die
8eiduloigung srrboben, oab er oilf
ithem ,lrnr >oenfbaren 8ege cine
@rllppe Der friegfiibrer,ben cllropGis
idyen @fadte be9iinitiate. iudbreno or
Iporpnb, itrcng neutral 5u iein.
Gus ii1lb iebr idperc gnflogen,
auf iuel6e iid Der ErGiiocnt i'm
@olfsgeridte ndditen Hopember 5u
pcrurttrpcrten hat. lln0 lpenrt nidt
ollie 9eiden triigelt, 10 mlB elm @un.
her gtidJeben, nm i'm bon Der llebcr.
fiibrurg unb Straie 81 retten.
r. .... . II E. II a."..aft.
Gin paor Serren hcanipr,t6en
nod INNER bic Grogreiiipe Gnrtei 5ll
iein llno peigern lid. Die rmbcitreit.
hnre 3atlad)e ntlsucrfenncn, Dab lid
bie'e Eartei, mic lie Dor Stpei Sabren
criiticrtc, olfgel6it bot unb Dob Die
iiheriuic9enoe Mebrbeit ibrer Wtit,
gIie6cr 5u Der repllblifaniihen Gar.
ri. aus melder tic he%rporgingeu, gu
rilfgcfcbrt iir0. Gic 8ebaltptllng
getpiiier 9empfrater, baB GrGiibent
@ilion Die Stimmen bon iebr pieIen
ebenlaliacn &rpqreiiipcn erboltcr
mirn, 1T olis Der Suit gegriffen. Sc.
bod miliicn mir nid)t pcrgeilen, Dob
III 1912 piele Genlofraten mcIdc
nift nit Den Wetbpben ei~nperItonoen
norcn, onrd mel6e @ilion Nie go.
minierung crbielt, 1tnb melfe bic 9c.
bnnblltng Gbump CHARTS nidt Der.
gclIen funnten, Iih Der Grpgrciiipen
Eartei aniAloiien. 0teic 2eitte mo-
gen ictt CUR bemofratiifeu 8artei
surildacfcbrt iein, aber Oeutih. amc.
rifaner uno Sriib. amrrifaner befin.
Den lid nift Onritnter.
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Die Republifaner iinb fihcr, in
folgenben Staaten 81, eelpinnen: Ga.
l~ifornia, Colorado, Connecticut Sc.
lnfpnre, Sopbo, Sllinois, Soma, Moi.
iotltIetts, Iidiean, Minneiotn, See.
nnon, Neu Sampibire, Sem Sericp,
gtep Werico. Nem gorf, Ioro 0afo.
to, Oregon, Sennip(ponia, Rbobe sys.
lnno, Siib Gafoto, lltab, 9ermont,
&olbington 8eit Sirginio, @iscon.
i'm lnb @pomina.
9ieie merben Sugbes Ii. Soirbanfs
2S6 Gleftoralitimmen aebeu, penn
alit) MIR 266 5ltr 8obl notiuenoia
Iino. auBerOem lit ole annobme
ipobl bere6tist, oaB Die @epublifaner
III Den Stanten Sanfas, Maine unb
Ohio liegen iperoen irnb Tic boben ole.
lelben Gbancen ipie DIE Gemofraten
III Snoiana, &ontana tno Rebrasfo.
90 lit es iebr mobriheinIid, oos
Die republifaniiden &onbiboten 326
bon Den 531 GieftoraIitimmen crboI.
ten iino nieniano miiroe iid ipunoern,
nefltl ile 349 ODER cine Iebrbeit bon
lb1 I'M 8ablfolleailim erbalten IoII.
ten. Sn ieoem Stoate NORM 9e,tt.
'dle mobnenb lueroen iie al oielem
mllnlhenspertcn Reiultatc bcitraaen.
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Mebrere @itglieoer Der icbr aabi.
reiten 6anilie smitb in ,ep Ser.
'ep boben Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
men in Der Sbaoom 2amn giIIo hc;.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
lin bic Oitlide arieas grpsepari.

~ S'''"U' "ASf "N'
TIT alfreft 5u crboltcn, iollte Die No.
miniitratiun Gin SitteeIufh an Den
8ricssgutt, Wars, rihten nm beniel.
ben erirtrhen meuigitens bis rtaf Dem
nGditen 3ouembcr ben 3cutrulmat
fen bei5uitebcn; Bonn, Iclftep Ole vi.
liirten III Der 3piidenseit iiagen, 10
mare bic oitlid)e Erospcrttdt fortge-
blaicn mie Sprcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08

mofratii6en Yortei ais YrGiibent.
if)aftsfonoiout aufgcitellt morocr
lei. gber Der prpminenteite oller
Hep Seriepcr Srnitbs, Der friiberc
9unbesienator Sames Suitb ,ir.,
nelher ncn bontaligcn @oubernel,r
ssiiIon 5ltcrIt fir Die GrGiioentidait
IN @orihlag brud)te, feblte. @r mor
nift cinmnl eingelaoen iporben. $50.
litilfer lino filtun3ieller Eitin lit ieir,
3nnf er1peIen. Iud iiebt es 10 aus,
ais oh Senator Wartine, Der erfolg-
rei6e Heberbnbler oes Serrn Smitb,
BON oemfeIhen Sdyidiol crreid)t iper-
ocn tpiro.
& ~ : .
Der Davenport - Solpa-o9 Demo,
frat cine Der G~ltcitcn oerofrati.
Ihcn 3ettungen Oes &dnoes, forbert
bcn &pngreB uuf, Die umerifaniide1t
@eIdnftsinterelfcl 9cgen Die cngli-
Idcn Seerdllber gu idiibcn. mas Der
Er1Iioent befanntlid unterlaiien bat.
0ieielbcn anIihten lperben bon Dem
n9elttIhen Gorrciponbenten" bon
Baltimore getelit, BON cincm 9latte,
meltes 70 Sabre trell sur oemofroti.
lfen 6abnc acbotten bot. 9dsieIbe
fam alif bon Der .Rem gorfer
Staats5eitung" pom Der ct. 2ouis
rNmerifa," bonn .s!2ouispille In5ei.
ger" bonn .@Gd)ter rnb 9ln5eiger"
bon Glepelonh utto BON Der .Smaha
tribune" unb bon anheren biSber
oenlofrotiidlen SogesblGttcrn Qciodlt
merOen, @enn oitd bieie 9l1tter Sc.
mofrotiihe &ongrcb &onoibaten III,
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ben Dob Die 9tieberluge @ilionS aud
einen repltblifoniiden apngreB 3lir
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'e Der IifcrIte @cg 5ltr grlangung
zines ~lltfratiuen oher zines bobcn Gb.
romantics lit. Is iicbt ober 10 aus,
mcrn man Ole Bite Scr Subifribenten
gum oentofrotiiden &ompuqncionD
bon 1912 lhtbiert. Dan miro finben,
Dab Sames @. @craro, Der 9ot.
ldofter III Berlin, $4,000 bergub
mo oob Serr Morgcntboli, nclder
gotIhafter III &onitontinopel mar,
itno lebt Sdabnleiiter bes oenlofrati-
ld)en Nationulfomites lit, $4,000
betltclierte. a6rom GIflls, fem 9ad.
tolger oils goti6ofter, CAB $4,000.
arf Der Bite iteben SEER sSoiepb 6.
Willoro, 9oti6ofter in Mobrio, nit
$4,000, Scrr @illiam 8. Sborpe,
Sotltottcr in Garis, nit DEM alei.
den 8eitrage, Serr Ycnfielo, Spt,
lhafter in 8ien, nit $4,000 uno
Serr 9opio &. 6roncis, gotIdafter
IN Eetrograo, NIT $4,000. Der 8r6.
ltoent ielbIt CAB nlr $500 Der 1lno
bon leinen &abinettsmitgliebern 10.
ben lid MIR brei anoapfen Iaiien.
Der @eneralpoitmeiiter CAB $3.50,
Der Sefretor oes Sdoeamtes MIR
300 uno Der @arineiefretGr aud
MIR 800. abcr oiesnlal peroen iie
flebr beroppen miiiien, in Der Der.
9ebliden Soffming, tire StelIungen
bebalten at fonnen. .Romulus."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-08
@ir bSren in pirI.m ,subrr fsiu

ySlr bnren IN btrltm JnHrr teIn
Sort bon uniGcn n%cmpfmtiifen
Srcunoeit, iibcr ben 8esenItanb Der
erb6bten Sreiir fiir zen 2cbensiunter.
halt; trosOem gcrnhe iiber bicIcn @e.
eenitanb 5u rcben. 5ilr 3eit mefr llr-
ia6e porbanbcn, oils mic ientnls gu.
Dor in Der @cidihte 1nieres 9unops.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Fl Paso, Dec. 1-General Villa, in command of the rebel forces in Mexico, growing bolder by reason of his recent successes in the cap ture of the City .ot Chihuahua, ac- cording to rumors which have been received here, is intent upon talk ing the lives cf all Americans and foreigners whom he finds in his path. It is stated on good author ity ,tba' he has made the threat that he will kill all Americans and other foreigners when they fall in- to his hands, and the report fur tber states that already he has carried this threat into effect by massacring three Americans whom he captured in Chihuahua.
 Th's advice has been sent to the various towns where Americans
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
REDUCE LINE
 OF BATTLE

Berl'a, Dec. 1-As token of it's reaceful surrender to the TeutoniO forces, hundreds of white flags were raised oyer the buildings of Crai- ova, when the defending force of Rumanian soldiers evacuated the ci- ty. This report is in direct contra dict cn of the reports given out Tuesday that the inbabitants had set fire to the town and destroyed all supplies tored there before re treating to placs of safety.
 The line of battle of the ,Teutonic allies have ben shortened more than one hundred and twenty miles by reIson of the capture of Alexan- dria anu Gfugevo, on the southern border of Rumania.
 General Falkenhayn has captured the town of Piteschi, which is Sixty five miles northwest of Bucharest.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
WASHINGTON
 VICTORIOUS

Washington, Dec. Team work, which has been the feature of Wash ington's wonderful football Euc- cess for nine years, triumphed again yesterday when they scored fl 70 2 victory oyer the Califor- nia eleven.
 Playing together like a machine, with every cog in smooth running order, the Washington aggregation in one of the greatest football games ever witnessed in Washing +on.
 IT e contest was q sensation from every angle. Brilliant carrying of the ball, splendid kicking nnd plucky holding at critical stages by botn eIevens featured the strug- gle, and the great HhFong which wit messed the affair filed out of the stand tinglng with. enthusiasm Ideal weather was experienced througnout tn game.
 The Californians put up plucky fight, and at times outplayed Do- bies men, although. it was usually Washington did the advancing
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Pttsburg, Dec. 1-Police reserves were called out here Wednesday, to Queu a riot between turkey huksters and speculators who h ad endeaYored to get a corner on the festive bird fer the purpOsof boosting the pric- es.
 For several weeks past all ship meurs Of aurkheys had been brought up by a clique of commission men W had put the fowl in cold Btor- age and had boosted the prices until t0ey were Gofbitant- Acting On the quiet another party got together au' serding agents into the rural districts bought up a large number of turkeys and Tuesday started hukstres out all over +he city selling th2m at greatly reduced prices. A
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
PROMISES
 SENSATION

Sxattle, Nov. '16.-Mayor Gill is reported to have declared this mom ing that if his recall is filed he will name some of the signers who are iuterested in soft drink places aud keeping disorderly houses.
 The mayor is said to have ad- advised the Law and Order League comuosel of prominent business and rrofecs!cnal men and ministers, that if they have time to investi- gate anything they should investi- gate Everett. That they would 0e sure to find plenty to investi- gate.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
VILLA THREATENS ID MASSACRE
 AMERICANS AND FOREIGNERS

are now known to be residing and a great many merchants and civ iHaus are fleeing to places Df safe- ty.!
 American merchants, who are eR- gagged in business in Jaurez have sent a requet to the United States government begging for protectioa. Villa 's believed to be headed for Jaurez with a strong force of men, and immediately upon the request being received, order were issued for the strengthening of the garri- son Of American troops now sta- tloned along the border, and Gen eral Bell immediately dispatched strong achievements to all bordS7 posts to be in readiness to rush! in to Mexico and prevent, if possible the carrying out of the banda chiefs threat.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
WIRELESS
 WARNINGS

Boston, Dec. 1 - Allied 'cruis- CTS patrollfng the coast are send inc out wireless messages every four hours, warming all steamers tc avoid the regular course, as sev- eral German submarines had been sightrd in the Atlantic, and 1t is tbough+ that they are there for the express purpose of destroying all vessels, regardless of their nation ality.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Jaurez, Dec. The ragged re- mains of General TreYino's army which was forced to flee from Chi huahua City before tho fierce on- uIaush. of General Villas attacking forces, reached this city last night and have encamped at the out ski-ts .F the town.
 Ire hospitals are full Of the wounded men ot Bhe defeated army who were brought from the scene O. conflict.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
PITTSBURGH TURKEY PEDDLERS
 AND SPECTATORS HAVE RIOT Police Reserves Called Out and Protect Huksters---Commission Men Now
 Face Heavy Losses

dem*nd was made on the authOrit- 'es fer protection against this metht ot os marketing the birds, and when no redres could bU had, the commission men started out to put the neddlers out of business. Fights followed, and it was only the time ly Intervention of the police that nreveLted serious injury to the men eng gagged in the controversy.
 As a result of the flight, when the combines found that the huksters were to be protected, they lowered their prices, and even then q great num- have an enormous amount of tur- keys on hand, and the sDeoulators stand to lose a great amount of money.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
TREVINO'S DEFEATED ARMY
 RETURNS IN FATHERS ID JUAREZ

TreYjno Is making an effort to renabilHate his ,shrunken command and r;a asked the de facto govern- ment Cor reinforcements.
 IL iq reported here that should Villa strike TreYino before he IS given more troops, his command c5ulI be entirely annihilated, as the men here are worn out with the lo1P marches they have lately ma44, and are not in it condition to withstand an attack until they are aha to recuperate-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
JELL|COE NOW
 FIRST SEA LORD

Ltudon, Dec. Admiral .Jellco, who has been commander of the British Fleet of fighting ships was vrsterday appointed First Sea Lord oe the British Admiralty.
 Admiral Beatty, who was in com mand of the naval forces at the JutlapG naval battle has been ap- DO ated as Commander of the Brit ish Fleet to succeed Admiral 'Jellico.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Tarrytown, N J., Dec. John l.. Arcbibbld, president of the standard Oil Company, and who is probably the closest associate to the Rcckerfellers interests, is dyngerously Ill at his home in this c'nc. Five of AmeHca's greatest pkys clans are i'm constant attend ance and yesterday infusion of blood was resorted to in an effort
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
GREECE REFUSE
 ALLIES DEMAND

London, Dec. Admiral Four net. commander of the Anglo Frertt fleet in the Mediterran- ean. who on the goth OS last month sent q formal demand to the the Greek government to surrender to the entente allies the navy and army, including arms, muni- tious and artillery, this moHntng receaved a reply refusing to honor the demands made
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
l, }. ARCHIBALD SERIOUSLY ILII
 END EXPECETED ANY MOMENT

70 eve strength to hte stricken fin ancier.
 john D. Rockerfeller has cancel Iel all engagements n order to be with'n TeacG of the sick man, and yegterday spent the entire day at the Archibold home.
 Bulletins given out by the physi- ciaus 'u charge, hold out very lit tie hope for bis recovery, and the end is looked for at any moment.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Washington, Dec. 1-James w. Gerard, United States Ambassador 70 Germany, before leaving for Der lin held a conference with PreSl- dent Wilson and was given final in- slruCtICns.
 The President emphasized tho Un- favorable impression created in this coul. try by Germany's treatment Of the Bllgiums.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
ALLIES MAKE IMPORTANT
 ADVANCES ON MACEDONIAN FRONT

Perlin, Dec. 1-General Macken- sens army is reported to be with in sixteen miles of the Rumanfan canital. The defenders are making a gallant stand on the river south. west cf Bucharest. The Russians at Kirlibaba are making strenu-
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Juet urpacked tbe most extens- i've line of flash lights ever re- coIved ill skagway. All the lat est sizes and varieties. Batteries to fit all styles. Globes for all makes of flash lights. See them at Kellers'. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
GERARD LEAVES FOR BERLIN
 WITH EXPLICIT INFORMATION

According to announcements mafs here today at the State Department, Ambassador Gerard will carry very explicit information for the Ger man government as 70 this "coun- try's position on the submarine con- trovrrsy. The President reiterated that Germany must keep her sub marlne pledges.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
PETITION FOR SUFFRAGE
 STAMPED IN DAWSON

A petition for women's suffrage In Yukon Territory has been start ed bere by the Women'S Protect i've Lague. The petitions are ad- dress~d to Ottawa, and will be for warded as soon, as the field is covered. The members of the league state they are confident of suffrage evantually.-Dawsou News
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

The Elks club will give an in formal dance at their hall tomor- row evening, to which the general puh.rc is cordially invited. The Selner fiye-piece orchestra will furnish the music, and refresh- ments will be served.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

ous attacks on Falkenhayn's con1- 1nun'cations and base Of supplies in Pennsylvania in Rn attempt to stem the tide of battle.
 Heavy fighting continues on! the Mace !onian front, with the Allies making strong attacks and record n' with some important advances.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01
EIGHI MILLION DOLLARS
 HAVE BEEN RECEIVED

New York, Dec. IA shipment Of eight million dollars in gold was received in the United States from Cap8 da, which brings the years to- tai to five hundred and ten imilhon dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

Photographic, Speed and Regular Kodak Films in all sizes just re- ceived. Our stock is now com pltte - not one size missing Re- member to ask for Eastman NC Kodak Films. Kellers'. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-12-01

U9 conflict
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Tie unidjulbigcu Spfer.

Pins Berlin miro gemcloet: 0a8
IrtiQcricfGtcr ul0 sic 5liegerbom-
ben lnicrer @egner I'M @eIten baben
ulh I'M ytonat April inter oel irieo.
lid)en &alIOeS Ginmobncrn in Dem
BON inns beietten 8cbiete blutigc Ser.
Ilite oerlrladt. Die y8u5cttc 6eS
Aroenre8" bringt regelmdbig ole Na.
men Ser 0rrh oo5 8eltcr ser ciaenen
&anosIcltte aeto0tctcn ODER perlpltn.
octcu @epobncr, @ir e%ntllebnlc1
oicier Cite foIgelloe 3u6lcn: &c.
t0htet muroen: aht WGnner, sebn
1rolter, nelln ainoer, 8ltiammen ~
NcrIoner. Seraplul0et ml,r6en %
DtGuner, 80 Srallen, % ainoer, All.
lanrnen 70 Sc ionen. NadtrGglif
limo ein Mtott, cine Srau, Sluei Sim.
Der tbrcn 8erlebungen erlegen. So.
nit erbo6t lid Die @eidmt5abl ser
lett September 1915 feItaeIteQten
Der iein0liden 9eifieBimg I'M.
ter Den 9emobnern oe5 eiaenen ODER
ctnes perbitn0eten 2auoeS ouf 1918
Yerionell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Wieoeranfban Yelaiens.

Sic Mitglieber eialeS fiinitleriiden
@eiratbS fir Den 8~ieberaltfbou in
@eI9iell, oeIien @egriinoilng bic gro.
ben oeiltid)en ard)iteftenperb1noe ull-
geregt baben, limo iest pom 8eneral.
9oltuerneur Sreibcrrn BON 9iIIing ut
9rill'el a~uSgcpGblt moroen. Ser
9ullo Oelltid)er Ird)iteften, Ser Ser
bano ocutidpr slrfiteftcn. mo Snge.
%nieurucreire batten gemeiniam eine
Sprldlogslilte aufgciteqt. 81 Wit-
glieoern murocn bnroifbin folgenoe
oelltid)e Irhiteften beitimnt: 8c6ei.
lncr Sofratb Or.-Sng. GiiIfer.I Ores
ben, 8ebcinter @nuratb YrofeIior
6rensen-Slad)en itaotiit)er 9ourotb
TrofeiIor Sr..Sng. 8r6iiclsW tiin6en,
8cbeinler Oberbmlratb Saran.ger-
lin ullo @ebeimer SbcrbauratD Or
Sng. Stiibben Berlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
@as foitet Elm Griegstuoter?

gSa6 elmer 8eredlnlng in Der lin.
fdyau" betragen Die Soften mir einen
IrtegStooten cine gang rnerportct
bobc Spmme. Sm Sabre 1901
perausgo6te 6ranfreid) rlruo = Mil.
liarocn Sranfen lpGbrenb oeS arie.
gcS, 1 WiQiar6e fir Die @ieoerber.
itelllrng oeS 5eritorten Beetles, 5
W~tllioroen ais Observation-Disclosures,
ouf 2 Miuiar0en lit ser @erIlrit an
3ilIen 81 beredNncn. % MN
9elltId)lan6 i'm arie9c $4,000 Wlnnn
al So6ten ullo Sdpusruer1mn0eten
etnbiiBte, 10 foItetc Sen 6~ron8oien Elm
etn3iger get0bteter bcutid)er Spl6at
100000 Warf. Gbenio bod fam ben
Huiicn I'M Sopnnii6cn arieg ieber
ectG6tetc Sopnuer 81 iteben, pdbreuo
ein ein5igcr get0Otetcr JtltiIc Die Cir.
fen I'M ariege Don 1877 Die Smnrre
bon 100000 Wnrt ~foitete. Die mo.
0ernet ,&riegsmittel crbeiihen MN
piel grobere @~uSga6en; lie bubcn
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