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The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
A MERCILESS
 JUDGE
One Who shows No Favor

A merciIess judge is Father Time Before him the weak and the want ing go io the wall. Only the truth can stand. For years the follow ing statement has withstood this stgrnest of all tests.
 John Carpenter, 5O1 N. stanton St. u Paso, Texas, says: q had pains in my back, especially when l arose from a sitting position or made a sudden move. The kidney secretions were prOfuse at times and then again scanty and con- taiued Q brick-dust sediment. Dur ing cold weather, they were too frequent in passage. Doan's Kid ney Pills entirely relieved ne of the trouble" Statement given Feb ruary i, 1907.)
 LASTING RESULTS
 On Juno 10, 1915, MT. Carpenter said: q haven't been troubled py ny kidneys in some time and feel that Doan's Kidney Pills have brought about this healthy condi- tion of my kidneys"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for O kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Carpenter has twice pub licly recommended. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
Mr. Royal R. PulIen will leav

MT. Royal R. PulIen will leave for DawsOr on Tuesday next in re spOnse 10 a telegram from the J. W. Boyle Co. MT. Pullen will be away from homo till the coming spring when he will return and. assume charge of his affairs In Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

Zenith Oil for moving picture ma chimes, talking machines, phono- graphs and musical instruments, au- .omobile maguetos and dynamos, IS unexcelled. 1Oc, 25c, soc bottles. Keller Bros. Sole Skagway Agents.
 Send the Daily Alaskan to your friends. It's easier than writing letters.
 Zenith Oil for the sewing ma chine. It protects the life of all Sole SBagway Agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
O0

A cablegram was received from Dr. L, s. Keller stating that ne will arrive in Skagway tomorrow Sunday--on the Georgia. The Geor- gla was in Juneau this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
O0-

Mir. A M. Rousseau is now Q member of the Whitehorse star staff aad left for the Rapids City on Friday last. Mir Rousseau was connected with the Skagway Daily Alaskan for two years and is a capable and efficient newspaper man and the soul oE honesty.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES!

THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES! ,! Why pay the Baking Powder CO., 400 per cent profit? S5C saved on every pound of Baking Powder means a saving of $7 to $14 in one year; is this worth while? We sell the recipe for making Baking Pow der for 1Oc a pound at home, equal to the best on the market that costs 45c or more Q pound.
 Recipe for making easily ana 0uickIy. Sl. THE UTILITIES MFG. R. R. 29 stamford, Conn
 2:12-S;4.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

Mrs. Bert Whitfield and her lit tie son Allen of Atlin, are now oc- cupying one of tho Gutfeld cot tages on Broadway between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

NIr. and Mrs. J. F. Ward left for their ranch at Glacier Point last sunday on the Jefferson.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

MT. Andrew Stevenson and fam fly VII make their home for the summer in the Zinkan cottage on upper Eighth avenue.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

Mir. aad Mrs. William Lehman have named their little son William Woodrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

The local w, c. T. U. and the Girls club realized each a snug sum from the sale held at the l.. A. Harrison store on Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19

Firemen's dance on February 22.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-19
Go to the FiremeG's Dance. Pa tronize home prOtstciOn.
O-OO-

Dr. Gabies family are now in the comfortable apartment adjoin- ing his office in the Kalem block.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

56adtcI, c6 ooB ie EoiaIette sc.
madt bat. 9l6cr nada, wcuu De
EoiaIette cridt iertig is, III 9Iaes
proppcr lin blib6lanf - Od perl
Se oas Sciielltc MD picOer Oerfcn'
nen Ga fSnnru &c Sen 6atong ic'
troit gu 9IeuB ooer aii6Iiteiu int
Sdolifeniter iteaen lmo ScOer
ninnit i'm Dor neu. Gem 10 is ct
ood nal i'm 2c6en; nit oes fcine
9leuBcrc fommt ooA scr iunere Salt.
@ton6snol triigt ia Der Sdeiu
obcr lpoS rccQc @onre is, oic Bat
9eitouo. llif oes @ciiige fomrntS
oit es io3uioocn OeS auobenlperf;
&c @olitur is Blob INNER 9cIte-
djlng~ Der Wloun mar ein BbiIo'
Iop6 uno Gin Geuncr BON Dlenidcu
unO Mngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

@crn lit Sic Delegation ocs Gcpt'
i1en 9lotben arcl5cS iit Ocn Serci.
nigtcn Stantcn 1928 9roaOmnp,
9iem Dorf, bercit &ereineh Stills
GomttcL ociiiden @emeinocn nIp.
nit gccignetcm &cr6emoteriol on
SonO 5u gc6ca. glae 9etrdgc fEo
men all sic 0cutide 9otl6oit. IN, ~
0ellti6en Goniulntc, Ocn ugdltlVss
Correspondent" oocr an oic oci,..
icnoen ortli1cu Siilis.Orennilal'D.
nen aeianot wcrocn. Sir bic illlus;
5Halidc mo ilnpcrfiir3tc @clierl.',
tuna Der @cIOer rmD oie &crpcnol''.,,o'
iiir Ocu BON Den @cbcrn 5u bcll," ~,
mcn0cn 3wcd miro 0ic Gelc9a'lg,s
ocs GcGti6cn 9iotbcn Grcn5cs S0'S'
tragcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
@iftmiidlsr iinO,s!
aommt beuIt eub aus, lmo icbneu5t
Die gtaIen,


siommt, beuIt cub aus, mo idneu5t
Die Iaien,
Soit ollie @litleiosidleuien los
1os olte QicS miro ME gebloien.
uSn 9el0licn lit Der Snmmer oroBl
Tort piii6cu Ole 9arbareu Wieoer,
@erluiiiicuo, wos nod lauft unt
iAnauit;
9lmerifa idjou bclicno nicocr,
EaB ooh Der aelD nidt iibcrlalit!1
Gs III ooiicl6e giit'ge 8inicIL
2scr tcnnt Oen Sercnfciicl uidt2
SIC aScrridjait4 malt nit ibwar5cr
&inieln
lln0 idnicrt's Der g9clt ms gluge.
iid6t.
glie bat onS gclgien g}otb gelitten,
c5roBuiiibig molltc GcntihlanO fem
Iod) oic 6ran5oien unO Die 9ritcu
@crbeBtcn allies, @roB uno alcin.
0cimtildiid, boiler Slit uno &dnfc
lrat iclbit Der Cber.Sirte Gin;
loB er ocn Ieutidcn 0jiit einidentc,
&crbrcitct cr oie Mdrdcn fein.
Sin FrclBenireiier iouoereleihen
Sin Stodfrm5os in Wlarf lno 8ein;
Nlodlt CT 9lmcrifu crlpeibcn,
Sout blait CT in Oas Sorn biuetnl
@icr glonbt man gcrn Die Siigcn-
tiinoe,
@hnnlos miro ales ollfgc6aiidt;
ToS armc 9claien ge6t ST @ruuoc,
N'ic bod sic Nlcngc 1lcria lauittl
Gbntiahen pcrOen niAt erlpoqeG
gorborrn lin0 mir allcnol;
Soh t6iirmen lid Oes Sliie5 @o0cn,
Gs pcidlt ocr Mo6rDeit 6cacr Strobl.
&om miro ocr Sclcafciiel bre;6cn
@lit ieinem iouleu 9iiacnomlit;
@om miro iid 9clgcn ibuloig
ipredeus.
ylod ldpelgi man ourt beiBer 9runit.
Gen 9iadeplan boi ninl criounen
@iftniiblen flappcrn Iog lmo 9todt
NaI0 III mid oiclg 5lluO 5errcrnen
Elc Ecutidlca DaltcR iAotic SSadl
2t s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

@cr6itsSonncit Stiir5er mcrocn bic
lagc mir i1rci6cn gloucmber.
@cnu and bic Grinnerimg oil bic
wormen Sonmcrta9c nod in mls
pcbnt, 70 iino iic ooa poriiber, mo
inIerc 9liigcn riAten iicb cui 0as
aontcn0e: @crcits i'm nohitcn NO
nat wcroon Oic g8cibna6tsglodcn
IGutcn.
@ir malcn ms Ons irobe. cmiigc
@etriebc aus. Gie .Nenider, nit
Badctcn bclaoclE bic iiberfiiQten Sd
oe1 uno ppmOern ms, mie oie 9cit
Gilt, iait obnc 0oB mir cs merfen.
@iclc groBe Iirmen lcnocu 9itno-
itbreibcn All lore Sun0en oic SScib.
noAtSfduie iriibjcitia 5u bciorecn,
oem cbe mir ms pcric6en iiebt Oas
lcit Dor ser G6iirc.
SSicOcr lit cs infer oaer @llni6,
niAt MIR Den SiCben bier inn 2anoe
einen rciben @ei6na6tstiih 81 &c.
ihcercll lpie ilntuer lpoaen mir aud
ocn Sroucn mo cinoern ocn Sol.
ooten I'M SGiisengro6cM Ocu Ger
muu0eten, oei @ittmcn uno S9oiicn,
cine @ei6radltsiteuOe bereiten.
Eic 3cit ordugt. @eni mir nod
CtlD0S thltn molten 70 mtR es baf0
geihe6eu. Gs craebt oohcr all aae
Nereinc, ali ale WcmcinoclL an oae
6emilien rmo an oae 6reunOc Ger
oeiltiden So6e oie 6cr5lihe 9itte,
m16rcnO Der bcruna6enocn g8ci6-
iladts5cit Ourdj cine fleinc @cranitals
tiuig poer Ourb cinc SalEnlllmg ben
@rlnOitcin 81 ciner id0ncn gScib.
naMtSgabc fix bic Sicbcu I'M Batter.
lonoe 81 lcgcn, oic unter oroBeren
Gnt6e6ungei ais ic n16renO oes
aricgea nun baIO sic brittle
aricasiuci6naHt feiern werocn.
Die 3cit ordn9t. Wloacn lid, in
Ser oauieu @creinigten 5tootcn ienc
Crganiiotioncu, Die iicb nit 10 gro.
Bcm Griolg iiir oie SsricgSbiilic Gin.
geIcbt boben. cutiNlicBcn einc BE-
loaoerc llntcrneGmung iei cS cinea
gSei6uadlts aobrlnarft cine Abeno.
llnterbalilng oOcr Gin flcinco Gol.
cert 5ll pcronlhltcn I'M alls 0cli @r
trdaniiicl oen glotnleioeuoal cinc
SScibna6tsgabe inter oen ociltiCben
G9riit6olm 5il lcgcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
On it's fanI in 9ancmart.

Wlon erlebt mond' bloues &unocr
sSn Dem oielgeriibmten 2ono;
tSciteru toOt ino morgen mmtcr,
Soldier 3ailbcr lit bcfonnt.
gsns lib bcucr 5ugctrogcn,
SIT 8u idlmcr fir manden Nlogen;
Sos crinnert uns iebr ltnrf
oDo its foul in Doncmorfl"
(5eitcrn nod oui itol8en 9toNcn,
ylit Der 5treitort III ocr Sono,
;joa ciu Sitter unperorolen
Ndrmcno ourd oos frcie 2auo.
llno cs rallicbtc nob nno fcrnc,
gllles bottc ibn 10 gerne;
Glt mo sSeit griii iand5cnO Gin.
Gr ioat' infer 9etter icinl
llio cr mar g pertb gclucieL
@ngDes mdc6t ieihcm glomcn Chr
yiiterIid) fem eouSes ggeien
llnO bic @obl ficl glicnano i6iper.
glipmer mar CT SNloppentr1gcr
Sur bic 8cttern uno Ole Sd)pdgcr
Triiben, iibcr Dem annol ~
G9rlid wor cr aacuall
Seine 5tinmc bolltc lpicocr
S,aldb5ero iiel bic Nlengc cir;
Sdaric Sicbe iailltcn nicocr
@ics bcinI 3mcifampi ai.b ioa icin
Scfn %ifgr mar mGnuli6 ciiclL
ScOcr Shluertitreib bat e2troiien;
gittcrlidb uon aopi 5iI 6iiB
gsar bait ollcmaI Scrr Sugbcs.
Ga, aui eiunul luar'S 9eidebcrl
QllS Der Sieg idon oiien6ar
p0rtc man ocn @od'l frdben
lln0 oas mar 10 ionOer6ar
Io0csitilc, ounflcs Shmaiocn,
Sclbit oic Ereiie Oori ni@t geigcn;
Ias erinncrt nus ic6r itari
uIn it's faul iii Ddncnaril"
lln0 Nep0iito grin5t periblagcn,
Gicf pcrbiillt in uGpiier.SaD"
glicnano broubt bitiort 5u fragcn
User idni oll' oos 9lB uno @eb2'
Gr ocr tollc 6cicrIrciicr,
S0lit Dem iNarfen Sdgcrmciicr
sat Ocu 0imflen Ylan cr0abt
llnO Der 6reuO ein @n0' Gcmadtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
am gsOrOcn Sscrliu's.


9Pcn SauoIie nui nidrfiidcm &C.
ldn0c 6at einen ctlpos nrubigen
G6eraEtcr oigenomnicn. Gin 2tin-
iieen auf Der Sdoac, ein tebneli9es
glusru6en oas Der 9lr6eitsmenib ood
and cininnl brdubt iaeint iuntoe-
lilb. 9Ran lit inner III elmer oclpii.
fen Sicbcritinnumg @nS iiuO Sim
Ocnburg'g 4Sldne2 gluS nadt
tRadcniel ii Ocr Gobruoldja2 Mds
S1lfcnboDn i'll 5iebcn6iirgcn lno oen
4sGiicn Ger Eronipluauiihen glpen2
@ic iicbt cS all oer Sonuuc mo Dor
9crom aa92 gSic an scr nnce0oni.
i1cn ,Sront2 g8dS mabeu uniere
n.@ootc2 @ie gcitaltet ii6 infer
@crbdltnii3 81 9lmerifa? DaS iuo
alus lSraaen, bic einem ieocn Sng iu4
teraiiireit ino AMI Oenl 2uroc cridbrt
man aaes ni1t 10 raid. ipic III Der.
lin Gabin rillt Mid cine Eiliht mo
0a6in cinc al0crc Scetbiu mar idD
aigb clil paar ssoebel III @aIi]ieA
ln eiiea oignflidleu ghiilrag 81 cr-
leoiaen lmo nctliN abarmals III
Berlin 700 iA im glororn 81 tbun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19

nit Den bisbcrigcn mittclgroBcn &c.
ihiibtcn aren5ern 81 pcrglcic6cn lpo.
rem. 9(uBcrorOertli6 itorfc NIaiAi.
nen, bis 81 $4,000 &fcrocfrditcr, lol.
len cinc 6o6rtgcihminoigtcit BON 26
Sccmcilcll iiber mo t6 SecRciIcn
inter @aiicr crmo9litben. Gamit
miirOc Gin 9lttionsraouls BON $4,000
bis 10000 Scencilcn olio ctipo
$4,000 bis $1,000 Sfilouetcr, cr5iclt
lucroen fonnen.
Wlit aHoeren @ort9u: Die Gaud.
freujcr mdren i'm Stau0e, cine 6o6gt
BON Der Oitiee aus Inn gonj europa
Gcrunl bis nad Sopou 81 nutcrne6'
mcit o6ne untcrlpegs 9rennitoiiuor.
rGt6e oOcr auOerc oiilfsniittel oiii.
nebmen 5u miilien. Sm gun5eu ioIlen
30 Corpeoos oif eincm Enlbfrcu-
ser undergraduate pcrOen Eo5u fon-
men nod me6rere Sdncllieucrge.
idiibe lcitbten uno mittlcrcn anI;.
bers, sic in eincm orcb5nren Gons
5ert6nrm ouigeliclIt luer0elL ser iid
tcleiioportig in Ben gepan5erien
S6iiiSf0rpcr oerianfcn ldBt G6enio
gepan5ert uno pcricnfbar ioll oudl
Der Gonmanoot6llrm iein Die ilirht.
6orite g9oife ieoot, Oie ole Coad.
frelBer cr6olten iollelL 1T bic ldon
bei zen llntcrierbootcn eingefii9rtc
Gtnridttng sum glnslegeu BON lin.
Observation-Disclosures, mopon jcOes
Oieicr qef16rlicBeit Sdiife Der 81.
fiinit i25 Bis t50 mitfiibrcl funu.
Eic @iinen iollcu il eiucni Naun I'M
SSintcridiff uftergebrndt luerOerL
Ser ourd 6eionoerc Sdlclienirbicber
nit Sem gluBcupaiier in Gcr6inonna
9cicbt peroen fcnn Elr6 Oicic
Sdic6er crioqt Oas glnSlcaeu ocr
Wlinen. W|alt Mon iid) aIio cine
Gecicblaht 0cr uobcn oOer iernen 81.
funit ais, 10 Ge6tmon imluer nlebr,
mie Die MecrcSobcrildGc unbcc6t
miro. w16rcnO sic fiirdicrlidilen
aompic in Der Gieie ocs @aiiers
itottiinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
Ner ltntcrldlieb.

unO @ogen.
Ter ltntCrIdieO.
Tic 6ritii6e glrmce iii mir ocnl
9}omen no6 oic 6ritii6e 9lrmec: lie
nebmen oa3u g(les, iuas iie fric9en
f6uuen. Sic ge6en iogar 6remocn
Sen @or5uG 0oS lit britibc gid1-
itenIicbe.
Gin gcipiiIer econ 9eieure, cit
oncritaniider @iirger in 9clgien
bon oeuti9en @lteru 9cborcn lit bier
cingetroiien mo er5G6lt cine bencr.
fcnspert6c @ci6ibtc. 2eicpre lit im
Satire 1890 IN glntiperpcr geboren
fam 1907 no1 glmerifo mo muroe
1914 @iirgcr; bci arieosmlsbruc6
iubr cr ais Sei5cr ouf Dem boadnoi-
idcn 0onpier ,,9lctterooul". Gic
Gngldn6er bielten oen Gompicr on
unO na6men 9efepre felt: p9lls elm
geborener 9cl9icr ioateu Sic in DER
bclgildcn Irmce oicncn!"
sd bin omcrifoniider 9iiracr.
Gie 6erren bon Dem 6ritiihcn
arciBer Iohten i6nl in's @eiidt.
I'D nil nidt acgen meine cige-
nen 9riiOer f1mpien Die in Ger Ocut'
ibeu Slrmee itebcu."
Iic 8cmerflng mar lnfliig, iic
fonnte ibm unu0glih niibcn. 9tiibtc
ibm ouH nidt Gie @ngldnoer
iblcpptcn i'm un6 5olfitonc no cr
eincn Monat i'm @efdngniB IoB;
Damn bradten tic i6n na6 GoIoiS
mo lieBen ibn BORT iait cin Sobr
1inter aerfcrnlanern ldmo6ten. sic
6citonOcn onraui, Dab CT 9cloier ici
mo III Die 6cl0ii1c 9(rmcc cintrctci
iolltc.
S9lieBlib t6ot i6nen 2eieprc ocn
gSillen, neil CT boiite, i'm 6clOe cher
@clcgcn6cit 5llr 5hidt 5u finoen. @r
tam gum Signolcorps umO mllrOc bel
Dpcrn Ueupuuoet; i'm So5arctt in
Gacn pcrtrontc q iid 5lpei cnnaoi.
idcn N1rtcrinncl an oic an ocn
amerifonii1cn Goniul in &ari5 be.
ribteten. Scr Goniul iebtc icine
6reilainng our1, uno 2cicbrc fam
Dicr6cr.
r3ablreidc Soa0nocr, rle 5ufdai0
in gelgicn 5lIr Melt fnmen muroen
bon Oen@nglonoern IN bic 6clgiicbc
gIrmec gcprcBt uo iic oicncn bort
ni6t init me6r Sic6c, ais oics bel mir
Der SAL mar
Gas lit oic naiirte Seite Scr Wlc-
Oaillc, bctra1tcn mir nun oagc9cn sic
6cutida:
Sic ogioroocltibe Qmgculcinc Sci.
tllne" ibrai6t;
Sic ieinolide %rciic 6oi in lester
3eit ipicOer6olt glo1ric6ten oes ,Sn.
6alts perbrcitct, oab DcutiGlono sln.
ee60ri9e ircnlOcr Stoatcn in Icin
Seer einiteIt; oieic @c6onpilng miro
bcionoers in @c5ng olf belgiihe
5taotsonoe60rigc aufgcitcat. g(ae
oieic 9fadri1ten cnt6cGrcn iclbitrcr.
itdnOlicb jeOcr 9cgriinounJ. lmo per.
ioIgcn Den offenii9tigen 9ped, oic
Stdrfe Der ocuti6su SccrcSma9t in
Cen glugen Der ylclltralen Dcrab5u.
ietcn unO oas iintenoa @eg.rauen ocr
icin0liden @cc0lfcring 5u Der eige.
ncn 5tdrfe fiiuitliD 81 bcbcn. Qlud
pd6reno OcS aricoeS rperoen cntipre.
bcuo Den 6ercits Dor 9lusbrud oeS
aricocS beitc6cnoen 9citimmlngcn
glngeb0rigc ircmoer 5taatcu uidt III
ben Oeuti9cn ScareSoicnii einge.
| iteat,
Tas iii Der lhlteri1icOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
0us it ser llutcri1icOl
gSandfrrn5cr" - cine Sccwnffc ocr
2nfMnit.

3nfanft.
Nlit @ritalucn bat oic 8elt md6-
reno Seo arieacg oic d6errai@cnoc
Gutipidluag Der SaIdbootc beo6u1.
tct bic iid beionoers in Der ailBer.
oroeltlicbcn 1teiecrug 0eS glftionS.
ra0hls 5eigtc Orr llebeupaiicr.gt VT.
tionsro6ius bat iebt. po Sic ll.9ootc
intitonoe iinO, bon scr gi9rOiae aus
uud Der Sitfiiitt ser @creini9ten
Gtaoten bin+ lino 5ariid5nicbren be-
rcifS t2,000 ailomctcr crrcicbt. Sir
ieGs bis od)t @obcr lonntn 2ebens.
nittel 9reunitoiic, e5hmicrol uno
anocre Gorrdt6c mit9enonucu uers
oea 70 oas oic &eiir nirecnoS inter.
brohen pcrcen nniB. Simmer be.
iiiunitcr tritt icBf o6cr sic 9}adritbt
aii ooB Die &riegsicbiiistcdjnit einen
nelen geiualtieen Shritt porlrdrtS
tbrm miro, inoenJ iuic Der 3iiric1er
,Sigcnipur Sulian Sreitcl i'm yEros
mcf6eiiS@ berihtct. iic jcet al ocn
9ou rceclrcbter lluterIecfrcu5er &c.
ben miro. Dieie 1oitbi1iiie. nit
ocrci 9on 6ercitS begonnea ieu ioll,
prroa nli l2G Dieter Sduae ae.
lAdtt Oci eincm Ciciolnutrarmiu0dlt
BON 1000 Eonncn mo 10 iiarfcr pan.
5erung uno gewaiiuung OaB lie ehua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-19
g3i6e[ i'm Nricoc.

Soliit 3orotbuitro mo 0ic SlpS
Ioaeu Die meiit gclcicueu arless
bidder ieiu. SSn einen iibcrous lelea,;
mcrt6en 9trtifc( scr nSnneren ~''
lion i'm eoougeliI6en 0cutidla'x
(@erlug Sombnrg 26. 9laentur y,
&aubel SouicS) briugt @oIior wv, ,r
fen-Sdmbilrg eiite gliifitelina llp.
sic gi6epcrbreitllng m06rcnO ~
arieecs Sie crgi6t. OoB Die W1
ionmtjoh( Der ollcin Ourdj oie ylpe',
qeicIliboiten perbreiteien 9i6cll l'uJ
9i6clt6eile iiH I'M Satire 1914 o.
23l Niiaioncib inn Sabre 1910 o'u;
3H A)lilioncn i'm 0on5cu alp ua
mc6r ols ichs Nlillionen bel1lU~
llno ooS ocida6 nod scr 3cit y. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rno y,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-15

LARGE
PLANT
Midland Produce Co., Will
Put In Big Creamery and
Produce Building.
IT WILL Be FIREPROOF
Creamery With Car Load of
Butter a Day-Facilities
For Poultry.
IT WILL Be FIREPROOF

The Midland Produce Co., will be-
gin work Immediately on the cOnstruc-
ton of a large creamery and produce
plant that will be erected on Front
street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, that will make it one Of the
largest creameries in the state and will
greatly increase the dairy manufacture
ing industry in Fargo.
Yesterday George L. Hubbell,
manager of the Midland Produce Co,
closed a deal through the w. J. Lane
Real Estate Co. for the purchase Of
a lot on Front street. Mr.. Hubbell
stated today that while the detailed
plans of the new structure have not
been worked out at this time,
the structure will be strictly
fireproof. The plant will be equipped
in the most modern manner, the
creamery department will have a
capacity of carload Of butter day,
while the produce department will be
equipped for handling eggs and feed
ing, dressing and packing poultry. The
plant will be equipped with a cold
storage plant for it's own use. The
building will be approximately 50X100
feet and will in all probability contain
full basement and two or more
stories.
outgrew Quarters.
The Midland Produce Co., came to
Fargo about three years ago and has
been located on Eighth street south,
but the business has long since out
grown the capacity of the plant and
the building. Mr.. Hubbell stated this
morning that owing to the fact that
the quarters are entirely inadequate
to the business and because there
is every reason to believe that the
railroad commission will secure an
adjustment of the express rates on
cream into Fargo, a new plant is
necessary and arrangements are be-
ing made for plant that will meet
the growth of the business that will be
sure to come after the express rates
are equitably adjusted.
In BY July.
The company has had several sites
under consideration and owing to the
fact that it was not fully decided what
site would be secured it was impossi-
BILE to have the plans prepared. Mr..
Hubbell said that work will, however,
be started at once and that he expects
to have the creamery portion finished
by the latter part of June. He says
that the produce department will be
finished by next fall.
This expansion on the part of the
Midland Produce Co., is another evil
dence of the growing dairy industry of
North Dakota and Of the fact that
Fargo is the largest dairy center in the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-15

automobiles will enter from Minnea-
polls and ST. Paul and points further
east. This number will be supplement-
ed by others from the northwest. AT
least six cars are already assured from
Fargo, according to the promoters.
Unique in Many Respects.
This tour will be unique in many
respects. 1t will be the first large nom
contestant tour and the sociability
feature has already met with en-
thusiastic response from tourists who
drive for real pleasure. For this rea-
son an easy daily schedule has been
arranged, the average distance to be
covered each day being 1879 miles.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the entertainment of the visitors when
they arrive at Medora- Cowboy stunts,
roundups, a torchlight, procession head
ed by Colonel Roosevelt, red fire on
the hills and an Indian war dance, are
on the program. Special trains from
North Dakota points will be run in
connection with the event and it is
estimated that at least 5000 residents
of that state, alone, will be present.
A Civic Affair.
Subscriptions which enabled the Ma
tional Parks Highway association to
construct the bridge were all made by
North Dakotans and the coming
dedication has accordingly been looked
forward to by residents of the entire
state as a matter of civic pride.
Other cities along the proposed route
have indicated that they will have
something unusual to offer the en-
trants.
The named proposed for the motor
excursion to Gardiner is the "4-6-S-
Yellowstone Park Tour" indicating
that those who participate will. for
the first time in history, drive not only
4-cylinder and 6-cylinder, but g..
cylinder cars, as weIl in an officially
recognized tour. Several 12-cylinder
cars are also expected to go.
Ask For Sanction.
The Minnesota State Automobile as
sociation will Immediately apply to the
American Automobile association for a
sanction. 1t is believed that A. G..
Bachelor, chairman of the A. A. A.
executive board, New York, and Lorens
Enos of Buffalo, former president Of
that organization will be among the
participants. Pres. Charles H. Davis
of the National Highways association,
Washington, D. c. and representa-
tive of the interior department will al
so probably make the trip.
Fargo the Second Night.
The tentative schedule provides for