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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
@ G NJ Elm 0e.
Scilia.gl6en SyaraOe.

Inter ser Gireftion oes Srn. gSiI.
liam S, Gneel miro ole n&om1rS
4art .@eieaihoft~ an bet
liacn 9lbeuo einen Meibnohtsliebs
9l6en6 DernllitoIten. Ole llnterbols
tlus onuert BON 6 ltbr 80 bis 7 llbr
80 llnO Die Sanger meroen Dor oem
Sciu her SSrou 2oiile q, Wlaas,
SScrnoolc.@ .@penic, begiuneu uno bon
"a aus uodl Der gSorluopa., Der Veil
foro, CSpbnu Dali Grforos g3el.
nont. NoDne 9lpcme BIG 8itM Ge4
mcinoe.@ebdilOe on ser Gde ppR
@mDm Gaf. inO 2ihertD Seiabts.
9lDcnue paroOirer. 0ie @emobner
BON %oworo 4arf fms eriudlt lpor.
ben, ibre Geronoa.2idltcr bremen
5ii IoHen ino Ser8en ouf ibreu 6elr
tern an5uaiiu0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

$4069. Gic Giunobucn BON . Sir.
dlcn itcbeu ober nod ans. Su Der
biciiecn @atbeoralc mrroen $3i0 II
in ser St, GotrifS Stride In @oi1.
ingtou $3.50 aeiommelt
Tctcrn 25jabri0cs 9eite-
6cll.
Die 0l. 0lomens @eielli1afr oer
ct WiortinS aird6c feiert beutc i6r
25.idbrigeS 9eiie6en. @}oniiqnor
gSm 6. Starr pon ser Corpus G6ri.
Iti.air6e miro sen 6eitaottcSOicnIt
Ieitei
9eiuo6c fcrti0geitelIt
Gos ueue @rieiterbeim ser fot6ol.
ct. Goniinics Stride in SoniItou
Baltimore Gountp, Oas iuaefdbr
$4,000 foItet, lit beino6c fertioge-
iteIlt.
GarrolI GountD mir0 be.
febrt.
Eoltor 81, 81. ". ToDiS imo @r.
Scmoro N. aeau madJeu bcute etnc
Gonr ourtb Carroll GouutD. Sic
iperoen an nHt perl1ieoenen GIGBen
be5iieIib ser Ginbnltimg scr Conn.
togs.@eiebe preoigen,
8uriid BON Sen Q hladt.
feloern
GpangeliIt JiaIp6 s. g3orton bon
Chicago imo ieine Satin 6ie iib in
Sen Iesteu Sabren in @uglano.
Sronfrei6 iuo @elgien oiifgebolteu
bn6en peroen beute in ser @utor
Hlnce 9nptiiten airHe, @Ge Col.
pbin- uto GltoipitroBe, nnO in Der
@riter @res61terianer Stride, gdc
@arf Slpeuue uno N4o0iionitrobe
Gortrage iiber lire @liiiionSurbeitprr
ipdbren0 Scr arieesiabre baIten.
Gortrag in ser .. 20. 6. n.
Sr. Sugo N1iIler, Sefret1r oet
ouSIdnOiidcn gibcl @eieaIhait
miro bclite III scr aroBcn Saac oes
Gbriitliben @ereirs iuneer Nidmel
an Der 6ronflinitroBe eincn @ortraq
it6er ole WiiiiiouSarbeiteu IN gorec
na1 Dem riiiiiib ruliiideu ariegt
balten.
Ntitternadts WteiIen.
Eic fotboIiiHeu airden trefier
iuufongreide @orbereituuaen fir 81,
gsei6nadts @ottesSieuitc. Scocl
Prieiier miro ont @eibnud)tStaq nre
,Utciien ceIcbriren @eridicoenc&ric
tier bo6en and, bereitS @orSinol@ib
bonS Inn Die Grlau6niB criid)t 4lit
tcrlohts Nteilen abbaltcIt SIT sir
fen 9Ini @cibnodtStagc merocr
al6 in idniltIihen Girhen fir oas
! ct. Niarien Seminar Golleftioncr
mIIgenounien mer0en. Der @orOt
nal miro be5iialid6 0ieier GoIleftio
nen ieoenl @rieiter eineu 9riei len
Oen luelder on @eibnadistnec pot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Ar $50 nub 0oIteu.

Gic % Sobre oltc goia Suogc
mo Der 25 Sabre olte Heter 9lnge'
us, beioe bon Scr. S07 9lopmon'
strobe, puroen eeitcrn bon &idter
EodorO in Der nlittleren @oli5eit
ltotiou nit ie $50 imO Soften be-
ltroft. Ger 2ebtere mar ongeiditlf
oiat onscblid Gomamo @olfcr, Der
lldl nit Sri. SuOge mterbolten bate
an9egriffen 5u boben. Die 9Inidnl
o'alne geeen oos @lGoden NOR, on.
9eblid ocu oiicntlihcn Sertebr be
glnOcrt 5u baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
SSat fteBen Sabre cong gecitten
''afermma hmrirtr mini"

$40 liii Feoep Sabre Lang AZ GdtarrB ID
acpf Aalc aeblfopf mus aRaocn 4er,na
fnririe milo 80 fulaie Sbrcm Math mns BE-.
uuHtc crct afuiden NcmHn IN Drel aspabsn
anS iett III mein eeibm SOrbc lyb mer0s
in menem Snic ME ipiebcr c6ne Neutna
iein Sd iaun es auirinHa ais rln eeilmIs.
lei fir G0tarrH cmpfeblen GS ireui mlch,
Die cute ssirluna bou pcruna III ntcinem San
beianui ga asben"
IN cinem ipdicren Ariei idyeibt Scrr Mcis
#: aGie ipieoer iuiro IN lneincm &nue @erma
iebleR asir benntcu cs lpenn immer Gin
eneo Der 5amilis eiur ltidtc GrfaitaHa hat:
Ia iinbe cs pun beiianSlsrm 9eerib 9cruna
bat oit cinc, mcirer ueiucu Nnaben bcr err.
fer aroufbeii bemabri~
1ie, beneu FhKisr Nlebisin snulDeE 1t,
l6nusu lest NsuHas<aOlttteu iaaiga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
airdjlidJc Nlad,ridltcn.

9'ii1oi 9tniica crbielt eiu Shrei6en
bonn Bopit Snmmlung fiir
oic @otboIii6e llniurriitGt brad)te
bis jcbt $1,000 9aitor g9. g9.
0opis III Carroll County.
&oitor Gruit S1miot preoigt
III Scr epougeIiib hltb. ;Srie
Oeusfirdc
&oitor 81. s. 5tergcr'S G6ema bel
Dem 6eutieen @}orgen Gottesoieuit
ldutet nSobouues eincS @rieiierS
Sobu.~ 9ei Dem 9l6enO @ottes.
OienIt miro er iiber ,,&onig inO@i6r.
Der" preOigen
6iinfte reformirte ct.
&oulS. &ir6e.
Sn Der 5. rel ct. @ouIS Stride,
Ode 9rooOpop unOGrattitraBe, miro
beute @oitor Saul S6nob bel Dem
N}or9eu @otteSOienite cine oelitihe
EreOigt bolten. 9lben0s finoet Elm
euelii6er @ottesOienit itott.
Sr. Gbos. S. SagIe 9eebrt.
sllS 8eihen ieiner 9lnerfenuug
fir &erOienitc Inn oen totboliiHen
SournnliSmiS uub beion0ers ieiner
9lr6eit ais @comtcr Scr fotboliihcu
&reiic @ereinioing ser Ser Staa'
ten mo GonoOa, Bat 8apit gcneOift
Scr 10. Srn Charles s. SyacgIe, 81.
iiber uno Seralseeber oes n9ittS-
burg6 Gbieroer," Dem ofii5ieIen OR.
gan Scr Gio5eie 9SittSbilreb, @a., oaS
9iitterfreu5 Oes Sroens ct. Gjregors
oes @roBen oerIieben,
Sr, Charles s. SSoe9lc ipuroe om
49, September 1854 in Sreibura,
Geutihlano, geboren iuto fam 1868
nob Slmerifa, 9lni 1. @1dr8 1883
oriinoeten ole Oeutiden aatboIifeu
in @SittSbureb sic fatboIiIde So9es.
Seihing o@ittsburgber @eobodter, Z
iinO iiGerten iid Die Tierite Sru.
Sdegels ais @eih1ftsiiibrer, tpelHc
SteIing oieier big 5lr Spli 1898
bebielt. Sm Wlai 1898 bate SneaIe
Iid) iel6ititGnoie genott iuto 6as il
englildcr Sprobe criHcinenoe Ia
tboliide @Sohenblatt o@ittsbiirebei
SblerOer" ms 2e6en gerilfcu mn
oieic Seitung lit in5lpiidben 5u einem
ser beroorrogcroitcu fotbolilfer
9ldttcr ocS 2anoeS berangepoHIen
Ger ,Sbierper~ lit ieines crnIter
Sniereiies ipe9en onS er all oller
fot6oliitbeu glngeleeenbciteu ninut
Elm inmcr germ aeiebener @eiubel
III oIlcn fotboIiiden Seimeu.
@r. SSicglc ocb6rt oielcn fotboli
idrn @ciclicboiten uno @creiniqln
gen on mo iit ciner ser ojriinoc,
scr fat6oliibcl Nreiie SIiiociatiot
ser Der. 5tootcu iuo Ganooo. Tcl
i6m bonn &opit nerlie6ene Groei
mirO ibm IN aIlern6blter 3ufunf
onrH 9iihof Gouepin III ser St9lu
guliner Stride III GittsburaD ii6er
reid)t perOen
Bonn &apit beuohridtiqt
! 9e5iiglidb ieiner Grnennung Sin
Siibof luuroe aeitern @loniienor gg
Z. 9iuiiell BON Der ct. @otridS.air
He etu oifi5ieles 9eit1tiginesidrei
Ben bonn Gopit 5u9eionOt. Sic 9i
idofSiueibe miro ieoenfans non Scar
oinol @ib6onS I'M 2oufe ocS Nfc
uotS Se6ruor III Der bieiigen Got6g
orale poIlsoaen iper0eu.
&eiper Der GolnmbuS.
" iitter.
Tie iGbrliHe @elper scr GoIln
buS Sitter finoet beute 9lbenO i
ser 81. 9lm's Stride itott. @iIhr
IGorrigmi miro an ser @eiper Ebei
lnebmen.
Sir Bic &otboliide Uni.
periitGt
| Die Collection, bic an eriten vi
Oent Sonutog 5u Gjuniten Der Sc
t6oliihen ltniperiit1t in @aibinsio
IN alien &irdeu Der Baltimore Gr
Ii1seic nltfdennnlncn innrnc. hrndll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
r@iGon8 gictoria-

=
Gos &roeronm Oes oGictoria-
96eaters~ ent6GIt morgct eiue rcide
ghtsmobl bumoriitiiber Goriii6run.
qen imO g4ooitdten. Nm Der Spite
Itcbt o2es Seanettes, cine gSelt-
felt. Inter oen &omitern beiin-
Ocn iid 5ogg mo @6ite sic imucr
Ocn @ciioIl oeS %ublitums ernteu.
5ernQr limo Oa G9orleS 9ile0, 9ouns
gers, Sic befanuten SpaBmagbcr, im0
Die beiDen gGimbling SoDs" 8orf
uno GDer. SbeDa @ora i'm ,Gbe
@iren" ileQt ooS @ilIiam Sor 3ug.
Itiid oar. SSerner miro Sic elite Gpi.
iooe non yEbe i6ieloiug SboOop"
oligeiiibrt. Sic @oritellungeu Oous
ern bon @littag bis @litternaAt.
o@oDetD S6eoter."
StrmonoO's inO Safes Pluto
@irls, cine ser crfolgreiditen Srup.
pen Ger Soiion miro obne 3peiieI
cine groBe 3ugfroft I'M r@opetp-
S6eotcr4 ousii6en. 40 @erionen,
allies GiiuitIcr critcn @anges in iii
rem Sadie, tpirfen oorin nit ino I'M
Stiict ireten bic bii6i4eiten SGuoe.
rinnet uno Id5eriinen ouf Oie ic-
mails in einer Gorfiibrpng oieicr 9lrt
ouf her 9iibnc 81 ieben maren. Gas
Stiit beiBt Mt 9ealn1 9ieit" imo
6citc6t ans 2 glften Nh ser Spi.
&c scr Srnppe iie6eu Carol Shsoe'
per, SorrD Seymour lmO Soncs s.
2ofc. &eiterc 9lttraftionen iinO ga.
! pit0n 9ornett ino Sobn in i6ren
Srigmoloft o9lt tbe Club" unO ga
roG S6roeoer in i6rer uclrn Goae
rgluoitorium.~
Gie Seitcr Oicies S6eotcrS im(
felt iibcr5eugt, nab tic nit ser Slui
iiibrunq OcS @cionQS ino Cans
Stides oStep Qipelp~ Olird) sic g
! SoQcGo. ndr1Iicn W|onto1 ielbit sen
Derlu6bnteiteu @eihmod oerccbt iucr
sen t0nueL Iie Goritcuer iinl
ionnt iiu6 iouoerS Siinitlcr BON ga
lent uno ser Gbor perOient 6eionOers
6croorge6oben 81 mer0en peil SCI
9(lspo6l Scr Stinmcn 6eionOern:
9roBe Sorafalt geiuiOmct mir0e lin
Gin barmoniiHcS @onBeS Su 6doen
Ger Syn6oIt ocs Stiides 1T llitis
ino uerruiabt ciu iortooueruOei
ber5IidcS @eld6ter BON 9lniang BIZ
81 @nOe.
~2omS s Sippo0romc."
aarl Gmmp'S 2ieblingc. II aele6
rige lnO orolligc 6or Eerricr glt
SopfS Sruuoriit merOen mprgel
{ Oie @ciudcr ocS .90mS Sippc
OromS~ crircucn. sSrouf accuol
tritt in Stiide sG6c Sims be so
oiif unO iit Oies oie critic @oriii6rin
OeS 5tiides in Baltimore. Cine pet
tere glttroftion lit g9lod ans @hl
Cues, ooS neueite GcDitonc chi
ipiel gleiI @lcainlep Scr Dor einer
Sabre bier 10 picl 9eiioIl crntet,
wirO c6eniaIlS Oo iein; icrner oiirfe
0loiOic Sc Song Serr inO sra
giormon FbilipS IN i6rcm Shi
,,Smects to The Spect~ unN Gel
mour mo Sepmour nit iGrcu neiu
ten 93ep g)orfer @eiangseriolgel
/ uno @eor9e " Nloore oIS 3ml6e
tiinitIer bcrOor5ll9eben iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

Der 9an5eI aus perIeIcn tperoeit
miro. Sa Scr GotbeOroIe finoet eilt
feierlihes SoAamt itntt, Sos bet
9oroinal fel6it ceIebriren tpiro
GOong. lutb. Srie0enS.
@emein0e.
9aitor Grnit ShniDt bon @uifd.
10, N..g., iriiber eir WfitgIieo Der
misl6uoiideu @tiiiiou ser oeatfheit
euang. 5nnooe pon gtorS slmerifa,
iptr0 oie beutieeu @ottes0ienTic III
Der Oeutibcn eUorasliitb Brieoens,
@emeinoe an ser G6eiters uabe Or.
lconSitroBe, leiter Gr iuiro ciueit
ocntider Dioreeir ln0 ciueu cnglis
icben gIbenogottes0ienit nbboIteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
llnlere Ebeater,
n@l mfr gLfo0emi-e.n


Gen 9altimorer G6cotcr6ciudcrn
Itcbt Gin bciouoercr GlmitgcntB in
9(uSIic9t. SSu Scr @luiit.9lfoocmic
finoet n1orgen sic @rcnlicrc OeS mu-
Iifoliiden 9uitipieIes Gin anB bonn
9lidenbroocl~ ltott. Gle uciblidc
9itelroIle liegt in sen Sanoei Ser
bcrii1nlten omcrifuliidcn Sdouipie-
Ierin N1unoe 9loonS GoS Stiid
iclbIt lit bon Dem 6efannten idJotti-
i6en Ironlotur0en Sames Nlattep
gorrie, Der 5u oen beiten @ibnen-
idriftiteQern ocr g8elt gebort, &C.
idricben. @oul GictienS i1rie6 Die
Wluiif im0 oie rg(ibenbroOel Super-
ture@. Inter ben Scenen beiinoct
lib oic g(ooptirllng eineS Der @emols
De bon Nlorficlo @orriI6 lie glu5.
Itottilng ino Goitiime limo bon Der
icbtuenoeriiHer @rodt mo befinOeu
iid folgenoe Giinitler inter oeit pors
treffliHen Goritenern: 9iorman Gre
Dor, GalloS 9lnoerion, 0}ortoon Gel.
ten GoOio Torrence, 9io6ert 9eDton
Garter. @oIlace Sodion Gbeoooro
GeGom6, Gbelmo @6itc. g(ugelo
0gOeu 9loa 9oi6eIL Sot6. 9roof
ln0 Mouoc 2eSlie.
r6orO'S OpernbouS"
9os reielte 9tiid bon Sames
GSorbes, Cine Srou bon bente" fin
set morgen 9lbeno ieine 9hlfiiibrling
in 5oros Opernbaus. Eus Stiid
bonoelt bon 3uItdn0en ipie oieielben
gcecnpGrtig III pielen amerifani-
ifcn 5omilien porberriden. 6roi-
ell peld)e Itatt ocr Sduslidteit oaS
Se6en I'M 9urcnu por5icbcn bod
tuerOen aud 9rouen portroitirt, sic
IN Oer SGuSlidfcit cbenio criolgrei@.
mie i'm @eiHdit iiuO. GoS Stiid lit
6rBerit mter6olteno lmo nit Su.
NOR geipiir5t. Inter Sen Ioriteaern
beiinoen iid &onet 9eeGer, @ercp
SoSpell, Si0ncD SbicIoS SSrmcis
@Drnc, SarolS @eruilvc, @corgc
Saiprence, @laopS 6olrbantS, 6rco.
| s. S5ab rno SIIice @roliot
m ,oro Thco+cr
GoS ndbituohentlilc Erogromm
/ 0eS Observation-Disclosures tilbrt Gbor.
! les aello9, Oeu 9lotllridngcr m Der
Spibe oeS dllberlt glt 5ulaunlengei
itellten itno luniongreidlen Spielplol
ncs olti aellog lit Elm ipunoerborer
So9elgeiong. .gtacbqbmer, mo ipobl
Der ein5ige Sfilnltler Oieler slrt. 81
| liuS SonucI Der bctannte Sumorili
mo @lonolo9e, ipelber cine 3eii
lang NIT oEerlniutter llno Fotolb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Sir SuuutagS-Suicbull in Ocn
@arfs.

5tootrot6smiteIieO Sobm@. Scott
uno Elm Gonlitc, 6eite6cu0 aus oen
SS. SS. Wlotibietier @cor9c Bert.
len mo @eorge SbiIlinG bat ole
idurmtlicben otblciiibeu Clubs Der
Stoot beiuc6t, I'M fiir eine @crorOs
nung i'm Stootrotb ASropogonoa 81
modem nod melhcr oos @niebaIl.
iptel an Sonntog III Den itdotiihcn
@orfs erloubt werOen ioll. Das 60.
mite wia nod @eibnuhten Elm glmo'
ihreiben ousicuoen I'M bic peribiei
nen Clubs 5u ciuer 9eipreAmg ein'
5uloOen.
Scntide, Ecitcrrcidiidlc nnO lInga4
ride SrieeSnnleibcH.
100 Nlnrf nnO 100 Sronen anfmGrtS
SbcO, s.. Tiener & Gu.,
(@r5i3 2t7 SitSoItimOrc.Str
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

count for the increased per cent of the appropriation the Commission has been able to put directly into roads. |"
 Much speculation Is often indulged in as to cost of roads. Many people are often heard to splurge forth on such subjects as "upkeep," overhead charges" maintenance" and "con- struction of roads," without having very definite ideas as to just what the cost of their theories would be if put into practice.
 For instance, not long ago a gen. tleman seriously advocated a three mile plank walk on trestles to cross a glacier delta instead of an earth road connected by bridges at inter- vals as at present.
 Another advocated the digging of a river channel from Valdez bay to the glacier (about 4 miles) and fore ing the glacier stream to follow it.
 Many similar impracticable theo- ries and suggestions might be quoted. The road work in Alaska differs some what from that in the United States, but it is safe to say that the best re- suits are obtained by following the general principles laid down by em- inent engineers long familiar with such work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
TEMPORARY INSANITY.

Caused by Mental Trouble Somewhat
 Akin to Epilepsy.
 Is there such a thing as temporary insanity2
 Many people think that the expres sion merely covers the kindly inten tons of jury to save relatives pain, but numbers of doctors who have made a study of mental disorders emphati- caily declare it is no idle term.
 One doctor has stated that tempo rary insanity is a condition of double consciousness, not dissimilar to cpl lepsy. A person normally quite sane may have attacks of temporary aber- ration lasting little more than a few minutes, especially after long bouts of hard, continuous mental work. being particularly liable if insomnia super venes.
 Crimes have been committed in the early morning. when the perpetratoI has not really been properly awake and has been mortified to find what he has done. This is true case of temporary insanity, but 1t is comparatively rare. and man in normal health would not suffer in this way.
 A specialist in mental diseases has stated that he knew a case in which c person was insane during a certain time each day and that others have been known when the patient was quite normal at ordinary times, but suffered from temporary At of mania regularly once a month.-Pearson' Weekly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
REAL WHITE AFRICANS.
One Native Raes, the ssrbsrs, Have
 Fair Skin and Light Hair.

SUO NhttNO ndC0S kUO OoEUOTUp buVv
 Fair Skin and Light Hair.
 Most people imagine all African tribes are dark skinned people, but this is a wrong impression. The Berbers are an African race, and, although they have lived on the dark continent for ages, they are white as Europeans. They are very fine looking people. with white skin, fine complexion and many have blue eyes and very light hair. and many of the women and young people have very pretty rosy cheeks.
 It is pretty generally believed the Ecrbers originally came from southern Europe centuries ago, and the race has remained distinct all these years in spite of the odds that would seem to be against them.
 Many of the Berbers are very in. dustrious, and some show considerable mechanical skill, having invented a number of devices that are in use among the people of their own tribe.
 If they dressed and lived as Flu ropeans 1t would be difficult to detect them from our more modern people. but in their own way in the dark con tinent there is nothing to indicate their origin except their color, which has remained perfect for all these long years as if they came from Europe New York American.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
Secrecv In Parliament

Heavy penalties are inflicted for the revelation of parliamentary secret ses sion or cabinet decisions, but they cannot well be heavier than those which the parliament of Henry VII. in- ficteI for similar offense. One mem her of the house of commons was fool. ish enough to tell the king himself what the commons had been debating He was sent to the tower, and a spe cial act of parliament was passed by which he and his posterity were barred from sitting in the house of commons as the representative of any place whatever" In the days of Queen Elizabeth a certain MT. Hall. M. F.. was found guilty of revealing the de- bates in the commons. He was ex- pelled from the house, sent to the Tower for six months and fined f5O0-a con siderable fortune in those days.-Lon don Spectator.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
ROAD COMMISSION
 SENDS OUT REPORT
ARE WIDESPREAD
Pamphlet Is Issued by the Board Giving Description of the Work Accomplished Throughout the Territory.

The annual report of the Alaska Road Commission for the year 1915, just of the press. is being sent out by the Board. The report is a very comprehensive one, embracing the work of the Commission throughout the territory, and contains detailed account of the expenditures on the various roads and trails constructed and under construction.
 A supplementary report shows that on June 30, 1916, there were over 900 miles of roads, which cost on an aver age of three thousand dollars per mile. This includes all the cost of of surveys and construction; cost of maintenance for ten years of the ex- istence of the roads and also all over head charges of every nature for the same period. In other words, the entire cost of construction and main tenance has averaged three hundred dollars per mile per year for ten years.
 Compare this with the money ap- propriated for the construction of the Bagnio- Benguet road in the Philip pine islands, where, when 28.7 miles of road was finally ready for traffic the cost aggregated $1,961.847.05 (see "The Philippines, Past and Pres ent." page 456, by Commissioner Worcester. secretary of the interior of the Philippine islands.)
 The above comparison is made only to show the liberal policy toward the roads in the Philippine islands com pared with that toward Alaska.
 On a recent issue of road map of California by the California Highway Commission, there is statement to the effect that out of every dollar ex- pended, 87 1-2 cents went directly in to roads," and that "the remaining 12 1-2 cents represents every other character of expenditure"
 This statement shows an expendi- ture of over sixteen millions; shows excellent results accomplished and shows, moreover, that in this expen- diture, as in all others, a certain per centage (12 1-2 in this easel of an ap- prOpriatiOn for roads cannot be put directly into the roads," but must be used for "every other character of ex- penditure" made necessary by the work at hand.
 The percentage of an appropriation which can be put directly into the roads" must obviously vary somewhat with the size of the appropriation, but notwithstanding the various and ir- regular amounts the Alaska Road Commission has had at it's disposal during the past ten years the records show that ninety per cent of all mon ey appropriated for roads has, been put directly into roads,"
 The above comparison is made only to show that money appropriated for roads is as economically expended in Alaska as elsewhere.
 The salaries of the members of the Alaska Road Commission are not paid from the appropriations for roads. but directly by the war department, and this in some measure may ac-
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
Steamers in Collision.

NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 2.-Thc British steamer Bombadier and the Norwegian steamer Lostand. both in ward bound, collided in a heavy fog today off the Virginia capes. Both ships had their bows badly smashed but were able to proceed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
Potash Discovered.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. B. The department of commerce today cabled the American consul general at Havana to investigated published report that millions of tons of potash have been discovered near Motembo on the Matanzas and Santa Clara bor- der, with deposits averaging 25 per cent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
Would Divorce Two Hubbies.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 2.-Suits for divorce from two husbands of the same name were filed by Mrs. Maggie Hill yesterday. Mrs. Hill filed the suits seeking absolute divorce on the grounds of abandonment and non- support from the one, Cyrus Hill, an1 an annulment of the marriage to the other, Tony Hill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Think twice before you speak and you will find that you were not going to say anything.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Matted Milk, hot and colo, phos' phates of all kinds, and hot drinks at Hunts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
The hsadaehs Exeuss.

tUO VO20WOuO sAoeOSs "Does your wife suffer from head. aches much2"
 "Only when I want her to do some thing that she doesn't want to do."-- Detroit Free Press.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Best Sourdough hotcakes and best coffee at the Arcade. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Carbureters, magnetos, batteries. spark plugs and coils at Mead's. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
A Cruel Compariaon.

"Why does he say that her face ts ike one of Browning's poemsT
 Because it has some hard lines In if n-Buffalo ExnresS
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

New fall hats just arrived at E.. Winters. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Candies, the kind you like. at Levy &
 Ross If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
New Fall Hats

Fresh candy at the Emporium. {
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Good Clean Bunks.
 If you go to the Pioneer Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Every thing handy for housekeeping for .onfy $22.5588 per week. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Ever thought anything about itr' "No, sir"
 And yet you want me to appoint you general manager of this company Where did you get the idea?''
 "Well, you know that's the way our government appoints its cabinet ofa. cers."-Life.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
The lssssr Evil.

Old Grump = Why doesn't Ethel marry that young idiot2 I'm getting blamed tired of his coming here % much. His Wife-I believe I'd prefer to have him come here. If she marries him he'll stay here. - Boston Tran. script,
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03
Dark NebuIao,

A new astronomical belief is that there are not only dark stars in space, but dark nebulae. The dark stars are invisible. revealing themselves only by their effect on the motion or light of bright stars, but dark nebulae may he visible as unlighted masses showing against the feebly luminous background of space. Professor E. E. Barnard notes that many striking dark patches of sky hitherto supposed to be simply starless regions may be really dark nebulae The case of Hind's nebula in Taurus, which is now feebly visible after completely fading away from . state of conspicuous brilliancy shows that a nebula may lose its light. and perhaps many have never had any light.-New Orleans Times- Plea yune.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

A Big Shipment. Just received, fresh line of Haas
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Hot corn bread and baked new po- tatoes after 5 p. m. at the Arcade. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-03

Location notices, both quartz and placer, at the Miner office.