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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-06

AS for the egg dealer who said.
This is the brokers' year" he may
be quite right II takes a good deal
to jar the populace out Of its ac-
customed attitude Of patient reeep.
tivity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-06
TAKES A movie"
OF SHIP Is IS SENDING DOWN
Frenchmen Put ON smile for Berlin.
ers to see, Says Member
Of Crew.

PARIS. Dec. 5.-How six members
of the steamer San Bernardo, bound
from Philadelphia, had moving pic
lures taken of them on board a Ger
man submarine jus before their ship
was sunk by the underwater boat,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-06
Gives you the pleasure Of
actually playing the piano

Not merely to make music but to
give you the pleasure of playing the
piano is the purpose OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-06
sNiART GLOVES.

Velvety mochas are fashionable.
New washable glace gloves OF
straw color have black cuffs and
black stitching.
Brown and tan shades are the
vogue-in glace, suede, kidskin and
mocha.
Gloves with Vandyke pointed bands
at the top are another Of the seasons
smart novelties.
Heavy embroidery in contrasting
color, or solid black distinguish many
new gloves.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
Der enrupaiidle @riea.

Ole GaatIden ba6en in ben lebten Sueea mpoer elnnaal re1t beoen,
tcnoe Grfnlqc 5u per5eidlnen. I0rolid bon gpern maroen an y1ertdnal
rnqliihc steaunqen qenirnt guf Der gon5en 3eftront miro NIT er
,,cnter GriSdc oef11pft Die Sein0e per6cn Don ben Dor0r1ngenoen
Ocntiben grlppcn geSplnaen, nodl mo ndl 81 peiten. g1ne ref ltnff
Iihc Mn3o6l 5ranSoien uA @nQlunOcr felen m oeutld1e @e1an9enluaH.
airslidl mur0c buddtet, soB itarfe oeutife SrlppenDerltarfun9cn an an
sic gSeItfront aefdidt morpen piel- Seoentuls miro Der 6rlp1aDrSuhgr!l
balo erfolqen; neincre Sdarnitl fnoen bereitS jebt itott oies ourfte
mr. Gin Ylsnro6en Der feinolihen SteQlnqen iefn. Storte oetf1de Irs
tiaeric bcreitet Hb uuf 0en beporne1en0en Nngrrt Dor
geltIhc Quhid1mfe rnternubnlen flrdGh mnoer etnt1al cme @er
onno1mosfohrt nah Gnqlono. 9os &eter nor ldon, 1nto 10 lpar oas
Seirn IN scr friden 9mt i'm 10 anaencbmer. 2onom berbtetc uher oc.
len 3epbelinbeiud1 nur penig, umo bis ndbin wiB man nod uAt, mle
orof Scr ougeridtete Sdaben iii. ~ Sn @tben berr1tt gegenanarf9 9Tobe
gufreoino Oh Scr Nnmafung. bic iil bic ganerten fhr3lun 0rledeliano
ocaenH6er heroasnofmcn. Die @eionoten en9lonos, 0rantresds, hnB,
Ion0s 1rno oStoliens, iebten Sen grieAiiden Hreniermtnnter 0apon M
Genntnis nof Ser 0ricasrat ser entente Dfadbte Die n1ltnrnde Se1es
,mn offer oriediffcn GiIen6abnen mno Geegrapben Serbtloltngen III
SheiIolonifo 1no ouf Woreo ienens Ser Sruppen Der Alfterten onaes
pronet hobc @hfdseihq maroc Der arie6hhen 3egurunq 81 p@lteben
oeoeben, oob, fals biec ndt ouf Die 8pr6erung Der 4liierten ct1grn9cn,
0ieie @emolt onmenoen mHroen. SeBt tebt nnr ab3uhparten, melfe Sfd
luna 9tben All bieRr neuen Mrrogan8 Der NQiierten nebmea MIRO @enh
@ricdbenlono einmal ariea erfldren iolhe 10 milroe pies nir ge5pln etn
mofen aefdeber Ser G0nig uno aud oos Tolf nouen 0rleoen paocl.
Gie 4aierten oogeoen noaen @redenlonoo gepahiGmernele !. ~ otnn
Qrieo permifeln. ro 5mar unf ibrer Scne. Die Regierung NJ Athen
5nntc fh ocnn sod ndt oaes gefaGeu laIcn; oenn oiee yiodngieolafcf
miro nr sic Muiierfen pcronlafen, fh bort meterc Ausihr-.sul9en 81
erlutben.
I'm lebnoen. 1T in ser Iebrn 9Gt nihts Seoetenoes poraefolen.
Gin odoemeincr Shahono lit mf fat idnntliden Ironten eractretcn'
6enr ones bcrctt fb fir ben angriff I'M 5rub1abr Dor. -"Soifram
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
Nir ltntrriecbnot. Sraac.

@eacnpGriQ lit inner StuGtSi fret6r nit Der llnterceboottroge NDr
in Nniprudb Qenomnen. Gor 5mei gsoten beB es, bob Der Suftaila '6ol
sml IbifIuB qcbrudt iporOcn pGre, bod iur 0os vNmen" nod tupt &c
iproden; mo fche ga. eu m0ercs llrgcDeucr eridten am OtplpmGllNeqll
Spraont, Ds 0c lriadc 0ouon mar, 0B Oc be19e Megerlng lp uHl
etmoI riht entertainer erflGre1 lpolte nit Der DeuflDcn NnTonhl9
Don Scr llntericebottfruQe. Shpn bt tie Banning ole 0eutlhe Nnferprcfa'
tiou uutcridrcihcn pollen; Dml i'm leBteu Yn9enblde roo tom Gngaho,
heIt Dru Serrn Studtsicfrct0r cine 0rnbenoe He0e nnD iii 'Sdnolhtpre
hen hmne mlcr SEER Banning leinc @citnnlng lmO Aura1lng geanOert
Sn 0nnDon hattie nan pcratcte Scrbe bcrDorgefroMt, De Ill Der nlooerneh
Nrieosfibruna fcintrIi Nnpenonng fnoen fonnen. Dle belogtcn sec
oeIebc Doticren DIS HI Die @irnten5it 8nrrld, III enc 3uf III Der e nc
g3otmenotofeit srAciAtc, BOB @un0csidife fh bepotrneten. nm on rcr
fnI[cnoen Scer1u6era MiOertun0 leTten' 81 tonnen AMf nlgen ofeh
.Sdn16fcr" itbt ENGLAND lcine 6or0ermgen an oe pIen9e Neglerun9'
Dos ndnlih ic0es Sdiff bereftigt let QeroB oenl dten NlrafengeeBe aus
Dem Mittclater, lid fur ELECTROMAGNETIC 81 bapof!nen aenlutano
ii in nienm 6oQe progrefiDer u0 funlntert tl noturltp man l I'M nc
sseerGltbergcieBc. Ser 2omtng beoB Die 6rernoihfelt, Die ING tlWe
INTERPRETATION bon Der 9cpaffnnn9 cines @nnoelslnltfeS 3r Srle9S5eI
Der 0eutiden ppr5u5ieben. ~
gSun fam bic 1attfbe GegicrunQ mgef1br 10 N1le al16ngleM. pN1
Du gcpcfs crbrinqe1, OB oGc fr Sic GefenIpe bcmafineten Ielnol1dDen
0onoelsidiHc Oeutide l1ntcriceboote angegrtften Gaben. QUO ofenlto DOT
ocoonoen fo 9ieRS NerqGben bon Soften Ser Seinoe 9eut1hlnn0S 1oute
Sem Soh oicrr Ncaicrunq Oie Nuqen 0finen Deutihlono fam chen
n d. mcbr Ooran a Iunbcn, oaB fenOlide SunoelSlbtte rr DC Sc
fcnftpc 6cpoffnct morocn. ltno Inn bic &pnicqnen5 oteles NertobalS &c.
oci bctehenbc See lno GriegsGerbe Den 6cnOen fibbor 81 nodhen, pai
Sic oeutide Tegieruag ongefunoigt DuB pom 20. 6ebr1ar, ooer pelilepf
pom I M1r8 s. 8 ab .ieDes bemuffnetc feln0l1He Sd1tt as NrleAs-
ihnff rep. ais Snfsfrer3cr ongeicben lmo infolgeoefeH oIne @arnln9
ner5enft me0en miro. IS ligt min an Der Dctgen Ne9trAfg, aherlou
Ihe giraer ait maruen, fb bon ioldlen Sdifen tern5nDaHen, D . a1
feinen Sail mf iolMen hcpuffneten SfiHen 81 retea- ~ Der Stauls
5efrct0r iine @einntnq nod Gn0ern miro, pciB mon nlDt; OodD ems neDf
fet. 9e1tihlonO miro ien gSort bultcn umo fein sofa" an 1etner Antlul
oia1nd dnoern. Die 0euide &egier1mg bat herets 9enng 3r9cfanonllc
oenodt u0 es feqt jeBt. an Nmerifo. aud noh5ugeben
Ss"N1 :" =u@olirm".
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
@adflanac bonn @asar.

Die berganacnc @ode nor fir sic GeutIfen @oibinatOms eng rsnf
oeih1ftioc uo fretoenrcide Belt. Sn 1cr ID 6elons @olc Dafe Der
goaor 10 monde @orie 5uiommenihriimpfrn loilen. Die berulden ar-
tifd, sic mon sort fir etnen SppHpres h1bcn fonnte, mnroen III aroBen
gfenoen berfouft. Dit fam es Dor. Dob Der Sprrdt nus9e9angeh mar
Die einaelnen @nocn, 5. b. sic inpropiierten @erfmhsbdnler rrdffen gut
tp @en61ftc @or Sem @a5ar paren mir gcltiden Malbtrotona I'M
nor ser Wfeinrno, oo6 mir Don alien Soften BON 6einoen lnagepen leien.
goh oerooc oeie GeleQcnGet cr6radrc ms ben beten Sepels' pc oele
qreun0e mir hcr hubcn. Son Sem mathematician element mar pelonoers
Sos iriNhe reht Itarf pprtreten. Son elmer Der bie1tgen llnlper11fafet mar
cine oroRc gnaobl GrpfcToren un0 St40enten er1dnenen, nno ale paren
non Ses onhes Fir oielc herrluhe 0eutihe Geranitaltung. Soaar enai
Ianoer moren oort. Der 9a8ar lodts niele herbei; BIC &1anpe pom p1nenA
Clons hattie ib boIo mGt nter sic oentihcn &ret1c ncrbretff
S6er 9eufhe merer Staot plroe, menn es nm nloallW pore, pen
gamen mo Serren bonn aomite, ionic Der %erelnen ltp Mlruen. pe''e y
fin ,pinen herafhiten gnf obitohen. Scne gonen pom &oulfe, oc
goa uno Modt an sen @orbereitunaen eearbenet haeen lo 3eiolnnen
mn ho6pn fh ifcnich 0us rGierne &rcuS" pernicnt: penn ne Dooen lnre
Qr1ftp oous in Dn 3ipnIt ser leiocnoen Deutlhen Vepplterln9 gelenI[
Ginen 9orbeerfrans ioate mon inn ire strn pfnoen lmo lDnsn onen ln y
Snr 0onf rnb Dos Sob sufonnen lanen. oas linen aehubrf. Aper, mfe 70
pielc onoere. perlonacn bit1c 2omen fir ipre pile nldfs; lpmen aefaa s
aos genatstein. Trcroe IN sic Screen arner Se0enoen genfanf uno
TrGnen orfiat III hoben. Sic Gelbnloigfct mo Sptcrfrcuo'afelf MIRO
linen Iherlih audi einlnnl helnhnt mernen-
=" rSona gprthIono u0 Cc1terreih lngarl ionic gatoarlen nm
- ST mfe; oeNpnfen Therlih Ser 8o6hdter i'll encnl Gonfecbct, III Dem
10 nm Sic Ieroeltnng oieer gSobtdter bitten. 49, 900
y Ger l1cberid1uB oas Dem So8or 1T iOpeit al. unaeTabr tcr Slo0oo
pcronftIagt
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
@crmania MGmnerdlOr,

ser &arte $3.50 per Snbr.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
9an6smannidaftlide nmb 1~lnteritit-
unas : Nereine.

Jugs : WeretWe.
gcreim gaOen. @erl. am 9. 0itt.
nod i. M. in 922 go. Slpe. 9.-8.
Nlois &einbort, Sefretdr, 52f 2te
Str. &c.
&erein SnNern. &eri. am /. Won.
tag i. SO. in 1922 ga. %be. N.=@.
Sbeo. 2edcrt, Sefretdr, 1910 5lo.
Pie. sc.
Columbia Sramer Gramfeu.lluters
itiknnssDerein. 5rana @om, Setre-
tar, 1884 %. Str. N.-@. Neri.
am 3. 0icnstag i. 81. in 922 So.
9lpc. N.=@.
9entid Amerifaniider litter
itiitnnss : &erein. Sic. @iegano,
SefretGr, S24 Ste Ctr. S.-@. Gel
Main 2999m. 8erf. am 2. Oienstag
/. so. III 705 Siebente Str. 1.=@.
GliGTcr @ercim. Gerl. am 2. Mon-
tag /. Mt. III 705 Siebente Ctr. N.-@.
30. Shncioer, SefretGr, sol Union
Sapings @anf Building.
6eiIenoarmltGbter 1tnteritituuas~
@erein. gnliI Spobn, 3rdf. esobn
Meiningcr, SefretGr, 81 6la. Mbe..
N.=@. @erl. an 3. Mittmoh i. 81.
IN 1922 @o. Mbc. M.=@.
SdiuGbii6cr &ranfen : 1lnteritnt.
%iingsDerein. Wti9oel Oies. SefretGr,
629 $ StraBe SEC. @erl. am /.
3ienstag /. sc. in Hr. 7O5 Siebente
ctr. SIS.
EattOemtider Sereen, Mai6iugtuu,
2. s. Sefretdr: &nt. Stuermonn,
Il Gbeltlnlt Str, Safoma Garf, &c.
Teri. am 1. Donlerstog i. W. III 7O5
Siebente Str. 1913.
Sentider llnteritatunas : gnub,
9iitrift Nr. 40. Sefretdr @m. San
nelnnnn, 234 a2apple Str, Sofonln
Garf, 9. 6. Gerf. on1 a. Mitfmod /.
sc. in 922 ga. slbe. N.-8.
9ehti6er ltnterititnngs . gupb,
Siitrift 100. Mi6. Oies, Sefret1r,
500 s StraBe sc. 8erl. am 4.
9ienstag i. Sc. in 922 @a. ape. 81
g.
Seatider 1tnteritiitnnss 8nn6,
9iitrift 40. Sefretar ssobn Mei-
ilinger, 81 Sla. Nbe. N.=@. 8erf.
om |. Montag i. so. in 922 &a. Mpc.
81. SO.
u8aibinston Metser ltnteritat-
! nngs-&erein". YrGfioent: Monm 0ic.
: gelmann, 11O4 6 Str. &C. Sefre>
ttdr: SriB SeB, 112 Ate Ctr. N.-@,
Seri. am 1. 0ienstog /. M. in 922
ga. Mbe. N.s@.
Darlington Sid Belief. Gefretar
6. gifhof, G~b,rrboale MlroI Gtu.
8. 6. &eri. am /. llnD 3. Montae
/. &c. in 705 tie Ctr. W.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

Tuesday, February 29,Flol6, 8.15 P. M.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

Sentid)er Gemtral-%crbanO i'm 9i-
itrift Columbia.
3rGlioent: Mortin @iegan0;
i. @i3e-Yrdi.: SO. NltdOdideI;
9. @i5e=8rGi. q. Nmelung;
3. @i3e=8rGi.: Sobn, Alt;
4. Gi3e-8rGi:: q. 8~ealtDer0;
5. @i8e-Yrd1.: &arI s. Braun;
Sefrct6r. @utltou Bender;
SAobmcilter: Carl @ammcl.
@onoraf, Tnbnentr1ger. Seriamm-
lung ont 4. 9ienstog /. sc. i'm 8aib-
ington SGngerbuno, 314 G=Str. g.
SO.
oOomem-@ereim Ocs 9entidameri-
famiiden 1914-'15 @ilfs-Spmittees"
%cri. onl 1. uno 3. Sreitag /. Sc, i'm
SGngcrblino, 3t4 6 StroBe N.-&.
Sreitnoe itllo ber8lidllt eingclaoen.
Erdiioentin: Sroit M. 2in8ba6; Sc
frctorin: iSrou Or. @f, Al N0ums
Str. &c. N.
&ctcranenDcrcin 6cs s. &ataiauns
@%criommeIt ii6 in Scr. 705 Siebellt'
| Str. g. @.
GeMtiAer Maiien6ansDerein. SRA
liocnt Martin @ieeonO; Sefretdr
ISM. S. NteDers, 1919 SrDing Str
| 5C6ablneiiter: Gbos. g. &ogier, 9t1
Gait Capitol Str. 9ireftorenbcri. on
9. Gonncrstag I'M Sdngerbuno.
Trancm Silfspercin. 6rou g. g
@artbel, @r1iiDentin. Seri. AM 2
Gonnerstog i. Wf., 8 llbr nadn. in
@olbington SangerbumO.
Tramen MG6nereim. Sra1t &utb
20ff[cr, HrGiioentin. Geriaunltlt lid
monatlid gcntaB 9toti5.
Sentid-sl Sednifer
&ercim. Tcrlummlltng ON 1. nno 3
Mittmod) i. DC. I'M SdngerbunO 81
6 Str. q. -@. Saul @auih, Sefre
tdr. 34tS @rupn Str, N.-@.
8crmania Glmb. Gcrf. Mtittmo6,
uuo 6reitaas gberSs in She 2oiefam
1928 s Str. g. %. Scfretdr 6
&Ictlh, SIG 9-Str. S.-@.
9cntidcr a~rieacrbanO. Geri. an
4. Montog i. 90. III 922 $50. She. g.
@. T~elomcbel: gllbert &inobeimer
core Q~onsbtrgb Bros, 420 Z. Str.
N.-@.
Smfcl SrGiig @ergmiiaMnsspcrein
IcrS. am 2. 9icnstag i. sc. i'm San
herblulo. @co Moir, Scfrctar, 1913
lite Ctr. N.=@.
Smfel @raiig Samcnucrein. Sral
9. gSobl, 9srdiiocntin. &erf. ii1 on
/. WsittmodJ i. sc. inn Saltie cine
@itglieoeS-
1rOIpeet Sill Cemetery. Sreb
saubof, &r6iioent; @ml. Nartin
Sefretdr; Gbds. @ridipeooe, S9at
mciItcr. @eri. anl /. Srcitag /. Mi
in 500 9te Str. H.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

0aibinston Sanserbnnb, Or. 31l
GsStraBe q. @ Nlbert "copper", &rd.
liocnt; q. @rallner, 5cfretdr 314 6
Ctr. N.-8. q. @llmpretbt, Dirigent
Ginaitunoe ieoen Mittlpoh gbeno
Gireftore -8eri. am 2. Montog /. DC
SanserbmuO 9amenucreim. Geri
an 9. Mittmph |. M., obenos s llbr
I'M Sdngerbuno.
Mrium 9amcnberein. 8rou 9
&rumfe. Brdi 8eri. am 2. Mittpod
/. So, abeaos s nbr, i'm SGngerbtulo
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
4ereins~ ind aogen~ calender

Die Serren Sefretare ffo oebeen, uns Hes BON Observation-Disclosures
iopies bon @or9dngen in ibrn gereinen 9eridt gu gebeu, pnc fHo mir
iRts befrebt, fofhe an geegnetpr Steue auf5unebmen.
9reis fir sic Snierhon Ser aarte $25 per SSabr.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25

9lbe. 0.-@. Yrdi. Sobn Aeif; Sc
fretdr: Mortin Sdidine. 2t57 g. ..
9lpe 9.-@. 9irigent: emil s. Gbri-
itialli. @eri. am /. 9onnerStoe in.
Singitunoe jeOcn 9onnerStog abenO.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-25
9enti .be Jreimanrer 2ose,
v Mrminins, Nr. %, 80. " 80.

NUull Cu)lIeIOer, Gefrefdr-
sol Union ga. .ngs 8anf @niloinq.
@cri. an 1. iti.A 8. 0iengtag /. 81.
I'M Neten Maf nc GempeI.
@iI9elm Set. SOse ,Mr. s. =. ..
&. Of s. Terf. am T. nno 8. Don.
.ncrstae /. 90. il 922 ga. gpe. ge..G
Saul 8o6idm,St, Sefret6r, 1O7 5.
Strobe &c,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-06

aufboren tonnte. Das 9er5 bes Sim
bes bate ar bic 8erlebungen berge1e
fen unb gebahte nur mod Der empfan<
genen 8obltbaten.
Die betben blieben einer Muaenblid
fpradlps, als lie 1i9 Der Matie gesen<
iiber b%efdnben. Sic mar grpb fir ibr
Otter unb jebt no@ ba3u bur9 bic
&ranfbeit geitredt unb maser gemprz
ben; betleibet nit einem einfa@en
blduen Tlaneubausrode BON gendblz
tenn S4nitte, bate lie nt9ts mebr gez
mein nit jener Mareene, bic ben &is
9enbooen Der &rduterbdnblerin auf
benz WontbolonpIaBe aufpu1d. Daz
Seine, bas lie ppn ibrer Mutter geerbt
batte, trat in elmer umgebung, Die bue
nit in lleberein1timmung ftanb, mebr
herDpr. Die ROTTEN, aber pei9en
9dnbden, bic meiBe 9aut Der Wiebsrz
geneIenpen, bas carte Musleben, an
bas perIeBte Srau Tabrpt unb ibre
SCOOTER in @ritaunen; unb Elm getpiHer
@9reden iiberfam lie beim @ebanten
on bic Dirt unb WeiIe, pie lie ba5 Der<
laiene ainb bebanbelt batten. Gum
eritenma1 fam 2ui1es Mutter Der Sc
banfe, bab antatt Der Mrbeitertla5Ie
an31lgeb0ren, norauf bic drmli9 et1=
fade &letbung Der Marie Mpnfprt
i6lieben feb, Mareelle AUDI auf elmer
bDberen geielf9aftliden 5tufe 1teben
fDnnte. Die un3ufriebenbeit nit iid
ielbt, bic felt Der Jlu6t bes ainoes
i'm Snneri1 Der 9dnblerin 1ib regte,
ma4te iid in elmer bittern 8emertung
SUIT.
sd beereife es." lagte tie na6 Der
eriten 8egriibung, rbaB 9u germ bier
bleiben mD9teit. 9ier tannit Du in
Miibiggang leben, ndbrenb 9u Bel ar
men Qeuten, nie mir fino, arbeiten
mibtei."
Cine Sbrdne brdngte ii9 an Mar=
ce[les Wimper. 9esbalb bate Ie ni9t
lire erlte Mobltbaterin mieberIeben
molten, INN fol6 btttere 9inge gu bDz
rem. sic purf einen Blid Der 8es
tlemmllng auf Die 9biire, bic ii9 TO-
eben biuter 5rdulein 9ermine sef9lo5.
len bate, benn bic trefflide Dame
bielt es fir 5%artfuhlenber, nidt bel bic,
fem Wieoerlehen 3nsesen gu ffin.
r8arum fagen Sic mir 10 etnas2"
iaste lie NIT, bittenber @ebGrbe. .@is
tpihen es po6l, Mabame, bab i9 Ste
Itets germ gebabt babe, unb bab i'd
nod BON sa15em 9eroen an Sbnen
bdnae." >
Die 9dnblerin f9pies einen Mugens
Bid ftile. Wie ale uneblen Naturer
fiiblte lie ii6 an meiften perleBt, pens
man ibr bic nadte Wabrheit iaste.
.Nun!" aste iie bann nit elmer ge=
ipesl1ne, bic Elm fir allemal abi6nitt.
mas MarctQe ettpa tpeiter fasen t0nnte
7Au batteit uns fatt, Daft andre @Dn=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-06
9as ssu1ti5=I epartement

Gus S1ti5=9 epartement Ser
8ltloesregierlrtg arbeitet Sag nl1o
gsaft u1lo in einer A115abl Staten,
llm Die llrbeber ser gelpegl1lg, MEL
DIE gegen Die craftsmanship geridtet
lit, Der pltrafenoen @eredtigfeit" ot
iiberlieier1. @ent Uni CT Serr sSl1=
iti5=9Riniiter ale einiperrsn mill, mel
de Die 8affenausf llbr mibbinige1t
ltnO bagegen idreiben l1nb reoefl 10
riiBte CT lt11acfabr Is Gro5el1t Ser
gepolferllng oes 2anoesi ns @efang=
nib l6ide1. 8eionOeren gifer bat
man je6oh Sem irlanoilGen Iii6rer
Searp 51lgepa1bt. 2icgt pielleidt sic
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MINE INSPECTOR
 SMITH BACK AGAIN
 FROM WASHINGTON

Sumner S. Smith. Federal mine in- spector for Alaska. returned this morning on the Mariposa from Wash lngton, D. C., where he has been spending the winter Mir. Smith was accompanied by Mrs. Smith and son and they will locate permanently In Juneau.
 Mir. Smith has been engaged during the winter in directing the work Of making map of the entire Matanus. ka coal field on an enlarged scale for the use of the department. He also directed the choice of the sec tions of the coal land to be reserved for the government
 Mir. Smith was also engaged in compiling briefs for the department to be used in Q bulletin giving cem' plete data and maps of the Matanus ka and Boring coal fields which will soon be issued by the Department for general distribution to the public,
 A report which reached Juneau early In the winter. stating that the yearly appropriation for the use of the Mine Inspection Bureau in the Territory had not been made was CT roneous. according to Mir. Smith. The appropriation passed carrying the same amount of money as last year
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MARIPosA ARRIVES ON
 HER FIRST VOYAGE OF
 YEAR-5EENa aREFlTTEr

Splck and span in her new coat of paint and entirely refurnished, rem ovated and remodeled. the steamer Mariposa arrived from the south this morning on her first trip since be- ing wrecked on Pointer Island, B. C., last fall. The boat has been in the hands Of the ship builders since she was raised and over S17O,O00 has been spent in putting the steamer in first class shape again for the Alaska run.
 Captain Charles O'Brien is again on the bridge of the popular steamer; Chief Engineer Raymond Is handling the machinery. and Edward ?. Nor gan is In charge of .he purser's of Ace. The Mariposa was loaded with passengers. having on board total of 292 passengers. the majority of whom were bound for Anchorage.
 The freight tonnage for Gastineau channel point consisted of 66 tons for Juneau and 19 tons for Thane. The Marlposa's Juneau passengers were: R. A. Sthey, W. R. Sellers. Mar garet Walsh, c. Woods, S. S. Smith and wife, J. ?. We Laurin. W. Me Cray. W. c. Putnam. D. O. Mastad, D. M. McMullen and seventeen steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF HoREs, AUTOS,
 AND MULES EXPORTED

NEW YORK. May S.-Since the be- ginning of the war more than $S5O,- 900 .OOO worth of horses, mules. auto mobiles and automobile accessories have been exported from tho United states. according to a statement is- sued by the Foreign trade depart ment of the National City Bank
 France and her allies received the major portion of these exports. Out of Q total Of $16O,OOOOOO in automo- bile exports. s1OOooO,OOo worth were of the commercial and freight carry ing type. the remainder being passen- ger cars.
 The number of horses exported was about eO0,0OO, and of mules. 150ooO In the seven months ended in Jan uary last France alone received 122,- 900 horses and mules. while Great Britain bought SS.000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
WILSON MAKES APPEAL
 TO THE BUSINESS MEN

On April 2l. President Wilson is- sued an appeal to business men for cooperation with the committee on industrial preparedness of the Naval Consulting board in its industrial in- ventory Of resources for defense. The appeal in full Is as follows:
 ITO tho Business Men Of America: ! bespeak your cordial cooperation in the patriotic service undertaken by the engineers and chemists of this country under the direction of the industrial preparedness commit tee of the Naval Consulting Board Of the United States.
 "The confidential inventory you are asked to supply Is intended for the exlusiye benefit Of the war and navy departments. and win be used In or eanlzing the industrial resources for the public service in national defense.
 At my request. the American So- ciety Of Civil Engineers, the Ameri- can Institute os Mining Engineers, the American Socieyt Of Mechanical Engineers. the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Ameri- can Chemical Society arc gratuitousIy assisting the Naval Consulting Board in the work of collecting this data,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
@. E. cRAMER, or. GOVERNMENT
 RAILROAD FORGE, ENRoUTE
 INTERIOR FOR SEASONS WORK

Approximately 800 men will be em. ployed on the government railroad In the vicinity of the Nenana this summer. according to Special Dis bursting Agent G. F. Cramer and Di- vision Engineer F. II. Bailey who passed through this morning on the Mariposa on their way lo Fainrbanks by way of Slagway.
 Accompanying these two men are W. A. Defoo, who win act as super intendent of construction, Dr. P. NJ. Smith, who will look after the health of tho party and 24 other men, most ly surveyors and engineers. The par ty will locate at Nenana where their base will be established and forces of men win start both towards Fair banks and the coast, making a grade for the railroad
 It is not expected that any steel will be laid this summer the activities of the party being confined entirely Ito grading.
 A large shipment Of horses for the party is on board the Jefferson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
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D. c. Stapleton. superintendent of the Gypsum mine. is in St. Ann hos pital suffering from a broken leg. He was caught recently in the blight Of a cable at the mine and his leg was twisted badly. breaking one of the bones.
 Louis Bartleson was operated on yesterday at St. Ann hospital by Dr. L. O. Sloane for hernia.
 Mrs. c. E. Tibbette, Of Juneau, Is in St. Ann hospital recovering from the effects Of on operation performed yesterday by Dr. p. J. Malone.
 Mrs. Lindner. who was operated on at St. Ann hospital last week, has been removed to her home and Is rapidly recovering her strength.
 Miss Mattie Jones. O recent arrival in Juneau. has accepted Q position as nurse at St. Ann hospital Miss Jones is a graduate of one of the well known training schools in the south and has had several years ex- perience at her profession.