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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Roiii-2abonbe.

Die @erpanbten ,ino Die Sreunoe
bon SRI. Nellie 2aboube iparen anl
pergangenen 5onntag iebr iiber-
rai6t, als Beter s. &oiii itno SRI.
2aboube bic Weittbeilung ma6ten,
bob iie bereits am IA. slusuit, ,tt9i5,
onrd asaltor Sreberidion, bon Der
@pangl. 2iltb. @emeinbe, in Ct.
Gbarles Mo., getrauts iplrben.
SRI. 2abonbe, eingentlid sSrait
3oiii batte iid mebrere Monate bier
oufgebalten I'M ibren 8ater, Sobil
g. 2aboube, at berpfIeeelL ipel1er
Iebr franf geipeien mar. Serr So.
bo,ibe bot iein Seim bel ieiner God.
ter, 5ra,l Sermann Sdaffner, i'm
fiibliden GbeiI Der Stabt.
glm Sonntag traf Serr Hoiii bon
9Hron, Sbio, bier ein Inn ben Sag
in @eiellidaft bon SRI. 2abpnbe ilno
oeren @erponbten Sli berleben, uno
ip1brenb ieines bieiigen gufentbalts
eaben bie iungen 2eute Die Sbatiahe
ibrer 8erbeiratbnng befannt. Dos
iitngc Iar raeiite am @ontag nod
sGron, Ohio, no basielbe fem Seirl
ailfIdlagen ipirb unb npbin nuiere
belten 8iinide Oasielbe begleiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
SERVANTS 2. Garnibal

lpi,roe am 0eitttpoh nit elmer groBen
llnb prG6tigen 4iltonlobil- -Baraoe er-
offnet on Dem iid iiber bieraig
biibfd uno gum Sbeil bod f,lnitbpIl
beforirte glutonohile tbeilndbmen.
gluf Oem Sairplase falben Die 5rei.
gon5erte ilno Shalitellungen itatt
5u ipelden iih i'm 8erlauf bes 9a6-
mittass cine nod Sallienben 5dblenoe
8eiu6er5abl einfanb.
@eltern mar nSermann-Sag" nno
gein1B Der proclamation bes WaDors
iparen gsadulittaes beinabe iarnnlt-
Iide @ei1Gftsbdnier geidloiien UNI
allen 8eipobnern Der Stubt 8elegen-
belt Su seben frei BON Den Sorgen
oes @ei16ftes ilno Der slrbeit, i'm
e1ten garnipaIs-@ -@eiit ben Gag 5ii
perleben. 0ie ssr,buitrielle- 8arabe
Em Ser ii1 cine In5abl @eiddfte,
@ereine uno 2ogen our6 Sdar- luto
Brnnfmaeen bertreten battcn, biloete
Den @lan5pilnft bes Cages. Ser Bug
nlari9irte ,,nter &orontritt Der @n-
terpriie 8anb gum Sairplas. Cine
nod sroBere slnaabl 8eluder als ant
Gage porber batte lid gegen 3 llbr
bort einsefunoen irno iddst man Die
3abl Die iid altf Dem Sairplabe per-
ialnmelt batte ailf ilber 1000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
9annier-Gpple.

0ie ebeIide 8erbinoilng bon gbrilt.
Daanier lrnb SRI. Sattie gppIe ip,lr.
De an porieen Donnerstag, Inn 3
ltbr, nadmittags. BON Baltor 9as-
mann, I'M Bfarrbauie Der gbangl.
ct. 9auls Stride pollaogen. SRI.
Gpple, friiber in Wtorriion ipobn.
baft, NOR felt einieen Sabren in Der
bieiigen S6ubfabrif beidaftigt uno
lit inter ben illngen 2eiiten iebr be-
liebt. Der 8rdiitigam iit elm Sobn
bon 8eter Danrier unb @attin, bon
bier, itno fiibrt Die aiifiidt iiber bos
Danuier MiIdgeidaft. 9os iltnee
8aar miro iid bdltsIid in Sermann
einridten nnb, I'M 8erein nit oeficn
5nblreiden Sreiinoen, ipiiniden mir
piel @liif gum @nnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

Sermann, Wo.. lteben lGBt, es iei
bann auf Der re6ten Seite Der Gtrabe
ober Der Reben-S -Strabe, in lleberein.
itimnling nit Der &idtl,ng IN mel.
der beiagtes Motor.Sabr5elig ge.
itellt lit.
Seftion 8. @s tpirb bierntit fir
geieelpibrie erfl1rt fir irgeno cine
9erYon nnter Dem Ilter bon 16 Sab.
rem, nit einem gliitomobil ooer at-
berem Wsotor.5 .5abr5eig, a1f ben
StraBen ooer oen HebenItrnBen Der
Stabt Sernlnfsa no, su fabrei;~
nusgenomrnen oaB bic @ltern Der
9etreffenben gerion neben oerielben
iisen, mabrenb bieielbe NIT einem
@utomobil ober oloerem Wtotor.
SabrSeug fiibrt.
Seftion 10. gs miro biernit fir
geiespiorig erfl1rt, fir irgeno cine
9erion ipel6e in ben StraBen ooer
oen GebenitraBen bon Sernann
Wo., fGbrt, oen rerbauit cut ont bes
6eiaeten Rotor.S .Sabr5el,g 5l offnen.
Seftion II. gs miro biermit fir
geiespiorie erflart, fir irgeno cine
Gerion, beim Sabren nit einem glrt.
tonlobil ober anberent 0totor. .Sabr'
5eiig, aui ben StroBen ,tnb ben gee.
bcnitraBen Scr Staot Sermann, Mo.,
Die 2idtitroblen bes betreffenoen Wo.
or.5abr5euges uuf iueiter ols ipie
100 SUB Dor Dem betreffenoen Sabr.
5eug lelldten 81 laiien,
Seftion t2. gs miro biermit fir
geiebpibrig erfldrt, penn irgenO els
ne 8erion beiln Sabren nit einem
glutomobil, oDer anoerem Weotor.
Sabr6elig, oiif ben StraBen ODER ben
NebenitroBen bon Sermann, Wto.,
oas Subriperf unlfebrt, Inn in Der
entgegeneeiebten &idtling gu fabren
ausgenommen cine iolde ltntfebr
miro am Gnbe oes 8lods, an Der
Strabenfrel5rng ausgefiibrt.
Seftion t3, Srgeno cine Berion
pel6e bie 8eitimmungen oieier Srbi'
nan5 iibertritt, ioll zines 8ergebens
iduloig eradtet, linb nad lleberfiib-
rung Inn irgeno cine Slnme bon
ni6t iiber $100 eeitraft ueroen.
Settion 9. 0ieie Sr6inan3 foil IN
boiler &raft ,ino 8irfiamfeit iein
bon ,tnb nnh benz Datitn ibres Bai-
iierens nnb ibrer @nnabne.
8aiiiert itno angenomrnen oieien
7. Mugiiit, 1916
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

2
ssreoerid 8. Gardner iplrbe nit
elmer Stinntenmebrbeit bon ettua
10000 alf Dem 6emofratiiden Sidet
iiir 8oilperneur nominirt, itno Die
&eptbIifaner non,inirten NIT ettpa
10000 Stlntmenntebrbeit ben Snoge
2onlm bon Sebalia. Dies mar cine
grobe l1cherraiduns. Die offi5ielle
Stimntenadbluns beginnt oieie @o'
DIE. 9eaiiglihlt oes slnteS beg
Staatsiefretdrs allf Dem oemofrati-
iden Sidet berridt 3peifeL iper er-
ipdblt poroen 1T, Oh 5ullipan ooer
8ool. 9eioe ppllen geiiegt baberl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
geriammluug Der Gentral-&umitees
i'm 8eridts.8ebanbe
Mlunso Snbbs bon ben 8epnblifa'
nern nnS Soib. Sappmeper bon
ben Sempfraten 81 Sur.
iitern eripGblt.
MAJ. b osvsisSt tsstss

Sie SonlltesYflf9lteOer DelWe DON
ben 9enofroten unb ben &epublifas
nern In ben peri6iebenen Soipnibips
erip1bit pilrben periammelten iib
bier ain lesten 9ienstag, I'm iih 81
orgonlieren.
Das 9emofratii6e Central. .&ontite
beriantlnelte iid am 8ormittag.
9a1bem Die 8eriamnlulng bur9 Den
telnporGren 8oriiser, Geo. Sdneiber,
bon Mt. Sterling, sur Sronltng ge+
rufenporoen ,par, ipuroe Die Nnren-
ltIte nerleien, tpobei es iid falo, Dob
jeoes Mitglieo oes aontites aihueiens
mar. Die folgenben 9emofraten
nurOen in ser 8riittGr 8obl 5ll
Mitglieoern oes &omites ertpablt:
Roark township-Geo. Petrus.
Richland-Joe Augu(in.
Boulware-Geo. Schneider.
Boeuf-Frank Gaebler.
Canaan-Joshua Tappmeyer.
Third Creek-H. J. Dieckgraefe.
Clay. Geo. Shelton.
Bourbois- C. E. Stone.
Brush Creek-Lawrence Warren.
Gas Oenlofratiide Central -&omite
erpGblte bieral,f Die folgenoen Se.
annten: Sob. Sappmcper, &oriiter;
Geo. Getrlls, SefretGr; 6ranf
@oebler. Sdabmeiiter. 9as &ontite
bcIdloB alsbann am Ia. September
cine grobe, bemofrattidc MaIienber.
ianlmlung ab3ltbalten.
Sic republifanil6en &onlite,Utit-
gIie0er perianmelteu ii6 an gtahs
nittage, i'm @eridts @ebaloe.
SGmmtli6e @itglieber, nit @us.
nabme bon &obert Il. 9eppe ino =.
g. @eper, ipqren cridienen.
Solgenoes lit bic 2iite Der Ttit-
elieber bes repliblifaniiden Central
aonites, iueIde il, Der grimar.sBab
fir bic beridieoenen Soipnibips er'
tpGblt mliroen:
Roark township-Geo. A. Ruediger.
Roark-Henry Rothfuchs.
Richland-Max Radtke.
Richland-C. X. Meyer.
Boulware-C. A. Meyer.
Boulware-Fritz Schaeperkoetter.
Boeuf-J. J. Mueller.
Boeuf-Robert U. Deppe.
Canaan-A. P. Karstedt.
Canaan-Alonzo Tubbs.
Third Creek-C. Fl. Buddemeyer.
Third Creek-Frank Juedemann.
Clay-C. A. Stockton
Clay--Wm. H. Sassmann.
Bourbois-D. ]. Lemons.
Bourbois--F. C. Meier.
Brush Creek-H. L. Landwehr.
Brush Creek. S. Tayloe.
9ie &epublifaner erip1blten bter'
auf Die fpIgenoen 8eamten: Mlon5o
Subbs, 8oriiter; s. 6. Weper, Sef'
retGr ilno 6. 6. Meper, S6abmeiiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

Ser @onat sSuli 1916 ipar oeni
8eridt oes &anias Gitp 8etter
bureaus Snfnlge Der trodenite ieit %
ssabren mo Der beiBeite Wonat IN
Sen lesten 15 sSabren. 9lur 3S Sum
oertItel eines 3olIes gfeeen fiel ipab-
reno Der uorrnoIe giegenfall fir Die.
len Mtorat 4.S4 3oll betragt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
SerbanSlnnsen i'm staStratb.

&egelmabise 8eriammlung am
Dfontag abenb, ben 7. auguit 1916.
@niueienb, @apor alenf unb foIgenbe
Staotrdtbe: a. z. @berlin, @oant
S6mibt uno Gbas. 8aumitarf,
StabtanluaIt 8. q. @raf, Mari6oll
8unoerlid, Solicitor Sris Sdsner
uno @aiier-&omntiiiar 9eter Sda-
fer.
9as Grotofoll Der reselmdBieen
Seriammlung bonn 3. Sllt, 1916,
wurOe berleien itnb angenomnten.
Solgenoe &ehnuneen ipurben ge.
priift itnb aur 3ablung aneeiuieien:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11
Grfolsreidc GamOioaten.
9ie in Der Irint6ripabl nonlinir-
ten 9elperber fiir Staatsautter iino:

N~'' ~ ~~%et%~Nt"h~NN tthNF
Hepublifaner.
@oiiberneur: Senrp 2anlm, Se.
oalia.
8iSe.@ouberneur: gfop s. 9ritton,
ct. 2oiis.
Staatsiefretdr;; CHARLES ". Sen.
brifs, Stofton.
@eneralanipalt: S. S. Maion,
Springfielo.
Sdasmeiiter: 81. 81. gitt, llniom.
Inoitor: Geo. 6. Sadmann @ar.
renton.
staatsoberridter: S. @. Sobn.
ion itnb gouarb Sisbee.
9emofroten.
@ouberneur:: S. 8. @aroner, ct.
Souls.
8i5e.@onperneiir:: @arren GroB.
lep, 8arrensbiirg.
Staatsiefretar:: sSobn 8. Sullipan
Seoalia.
GeneruIanuuIt: s. @. @scaIIiiter,
8aris,
Sdasmeilter: SEQ. s, Wtiboel-
fanp, Saiuf Boint.
auoitor: Sobn g. @oroon, Ger.
ington.
Staatsoberrid)ter: y. 80. 8oob.
ion rno sSreo 6. 8illians.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

gBonniert duf oas Sermunner
@olfsblott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-11

NIluiiH OtdIhp anu DduSc w.,
license plates ------------- 1909
Franciscan Fathers, 1926 feet
gutter -------------------- $500
Klenk Lumber Co., material ITO
Adam Schmidt, Schuch sewer 1858
Adam Schmidt, Vogel sewer - 80.46
Adam Schmidt, crossings and
sewer r-------------------- 1922
City Clerk, salary ------------$15.00
City Marshal, salary --------- 1925
Electric Light Co., light ------ 1850
Waterworks and Sewer Fund
Pierce Oil Corporation, 440 gal.
gasoline ------~----------- ol.o4
N. o. Nelson Mfg. Co., repairs 1.7S
A. T. Eberlin, new roof filter
house and other repairs - 37.40
Klenk Lumber Co., money ad-
vanced for labor and material 7.45
Peter Schaefer, salary as pump
man and water commissioner $500
A. T. Eberlin, on account Mark
ct street sewer 10000
Poor House Fund.
G. H. Klenk, money advanced to
paupers 4.90
0ie 9erihte bcs Solicitors, hes
SAatmeiiters ilnb bes gSaiier-&on'
rniiiGrs, fir Den Wonat Suli, puroen
cingerei6t unb angenonmen.
Sierauf tpuroe Die folgenoe Sroi'
nan5 paiiiert:
Cine Sroinan5 aur grgdn5ltng Der
Srbinan5 gsr. 63, paiiiert ino aitge-
non1men am 7. Moi 1914, NIT 8e.
5ug auf Die State Der S6nelligfeit
ltno 9iegeln fir Die 8emeg.tng lino
oas Sabren BON 9llttomobilen, Utos
for RGoern unb anoeren Weotor.
sSubriperfen, auf ben StraBen bon
Sernlann Oto., oltr6 bas geifiigert
bon iieben nellen Seftioneh mel6e
als Seftionen 7, s, 8, 10, II, IL ltno
13, bon beiaeter Sroinan5 befonnt
iein iollen.
@s lei bonn Staotratb Der Staot
Sernlam bierntit bei6loiien iino an.
georonet mie folgt:
Sec. 1. 9aB Sroinan5 ger. 63,
Ser Staot Sermann angenommen
am Z. @tai, 1916, be5iigli6 Der State
Der Sdnelliefeit uno &egcln fiir Die
8eipegang ,rno bas Sabren bon an.
tonlobilen, Motor. .&Gbern ltno anoe-
rem Weotor- -Sabr3elgen atlf ben Stra'
ben BON Sermann Wo., 0urh 8ei.
fiiauna bon iieben nellen Seftionen
ergdnaf miro, pelde uls Seftionen
Z, 8, 8, 10. IL, IL uno 13, bon be.
iagter Sroinan3 befanrt iein iollet,
llno lpel6e lailten ipie folet:
Section Z. gs miro biernrit filr
iraeno cine Gerion als geieslpiorig
erflart, elm Rotor.Sabr5eitg inner.
balb Ser @renSen bon Sermanrt Wto,
su beniisen ooer oasielbe ailf ben
9ebenitraBerl in Der 3eit bon bretBtg
Weinltten nod Sonnemlntergang,
ober oreibis Minlten bor Sonnen-
aufgang, iteben 8,t laiien obne 5fpei
2idter am boroeren uno elm 2tht am
binteren gnoe oes betreffenoen Wto.
tor.Sabrseigs; oieie 2i4ter ntiiiien
aIle angeaiinoet iein ltno brennen;
Isotor.S .Sobrseiise NIT nnr 5ipei Ha-
bern ntiiiien elm 2iat am poroern ilno
ein aidt ON bititeren enoe baben,
gleidfolls ange5iinoet nno brenneno.
Seftion s. Gs miro biernlit filr
geieewiorig erflart, ipenn irgenD Sc.
mono Iein sliitomobiI ooer anoeres
0fotor- SabrSelis, altf ben StraBen
ooer oen gaebenItraBen Der Staet
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
FEW SIGNS OF PEACE

Germany's announcement that she is in a mood to consider peace proposals from the Entente Allies seems to have been received without any outward evidences Of enthusiasm by her antagonists. Even the neutral powers do not seem to be evincng any ex- traordlnary interest in the peace movement Russia has fatly declined listen the overture from Berlin France cannot forget that the enemy is still on her soil. and her newspapers outspoken in expressing the opinion that Germany's action in putting out a tentative proposal for peace barley is based upon dupicty rather than upon good faith. Great Britain. so far. has been somewhat noncOmmtal, but tl'ere are decided indications that she is not in mood to listen to peace proposals emanating directly rom Germany
 As matter of fact. France openly charges Ger many with treachery and feels that that country's pgace overtures were merely to enable Germany to strike another blow while the Entente Allies were supposed to be waiting. or least in expec cant mood It is probable that Germany's action was the result of desire to make capital for herself as 10 win back some of the international prestige she has undoubtedly lost. not only from the immediate beginning of the war but. so far. throughout its course. While German efficiency and thoroughness cannot be doubted that country is far from poplar among the neutral nations. whose good will she de sires not only now but after the is ended. Ger many's real motive in seeking peace can only be surmised Little is known about her internal condi- tions; much more is known about the Entente Allies. economically ana huuS'Fid4E' "l'n tue POS'io'e eN ception Russia. but it may be believed that all of the warning nations making hercuean struggles to achieve decisive victory. while their respective peoples are carrying welLnigh intoerable burdens. Food has not been abundant in Germany for a long time Yet there is no evidence that the people are threatened with starvation. England is taking drastic steps to conserve her food supply and is conducting
 systematic propaganda to prevent waste and reduce living expenses in order to effectively wage var. I, is quite possible, oo that food conditions in Russia are extremely satisfactory survey of the situation at this time and distance does not seem to convey assurance that peace is anywhere in sight
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
THE SEEDS OF RIPE. OLD AGE

It was Dr. Osler. himself sixty and who by the way is still hale and hearty. mentally and physically. who some years since, startled folk with the statement that mans creative period ends at forty. It is as easy as lying to refute this statement and to reduce to absurdity Dr. Oslers other suggestion only meant for a joke anyway-that man Of sixty should be chloroformed
 As LongieIow pointed out in verse. Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales at sixty Sophoces wrote the Oedipus at eighty. and at the time Goethe completed Faust Longfellow might have exterded his instances almost indefinitely. Browning and Ten nyson wrote in their best characteristic vein long past three score voltaire did his ablest work after seventy Columbus discovered America after he was fifty: Washington fought in the Revolution in the last years of his firth decade; and Franklin did his great work in framing our Constitution the begin ming Of his sixth decade.
 something remains for to do or dare
 Even the oldest tree some fruit may bear;
 For age is opportunity no less
 Than youth itself though in another dress.
 And yet-there is profound truth in what Doctor Osier says As things are managed in this world any actual achievement is the result of long slow growth The stature Of the largest oak is predestned in the acorn and in the soil in which it lodges. It was as young man that Sophocles gained his raas tery Of dramatic form and expression; that Chaucer gathered his material for his tales and developed his canny temperament and gracious stye that Goethe conceived his Faust: that Columbus projected his great discovery: and it is in the early and middle years that all of must plant the seed of high clar- acter and achievement No day. from boyhood to full maturity can be wasted in likeness blackened by evil deeds without risk to the best that all the years can bring The old age that nourishes and is as the green bay tree is the result of sterile
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
PRAYER AND LECTURE
 LAST UNTIL NEXT YEAR

The prayer service and lecture tomorrow at Trinity church will be the last until the last until the new year. The outline is as fol- lows:
 I. Beginnings of church's Larger Life-0) Inclusion of Grecians marks first step toward catholicity. (2) Ordination of Deacons, more striking indication of internal growth. (S) Preaching of stephen, most important indication of Church's larger vision and life.
 II. St. Stephens Witness-bearing and It's Resulas-(D Really preach ed what accuser charged. (2) Speech shows -Pharisaic Judaism must be superseded by more per feet form. (S) St. Stephens work had number of important results.
 III. Church Carried to Samari- tans-(D Way in which Apostles followed up work in samaria. CD Laying on of Hands at Samaria- Church is one everywhere. (9) si- mon type of those attracted to Church by worldly motives. (D Conversion of Ethiopian official, one of the ways in which gospel spread.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
Names Is Names. Lizzie Bledsoe lives at Troy, Ohio.
Our Daily Special. A Married Rounder Has to Square Himself Every Night.
Luke MoLuke Says

Most of us are kept poor because we spend money as if we can afford i. when we cant.
 The world is growing more Mis- souri every day. A man has to show more than dirty collar and a two-year growth of hair to get a re- putation as a genius.
 The prevailing styles have saved one life anyway. A New York girl escaped death in a burning building by sliding down a pcle. Sliding down pole is easy enough in tn full skirts they are wearing. But she couldn't have done it few years ago when they were wearing tight hobbies.
 One reason why we hate to be a failure is because there are so many people who would tell us how we might have succeeded.
 Bang goes another popular indoor sport. A device that prevents list cning in on party telephone lines has been invented.
 Don't holler about your luck. Maybe you have had heap of good luck in not being found out, if you would only admit it.
 Even when a girl knows that a fellow could kiss her if he wanted to, it makes her mad to imagine that he would ever let that idea get into his head.
 Most men get married so they can share their poverty with some wo- man.
 Insomnia and husband who talks in his sleep are two things that will keep a woman awake all night.
 When a man buries the Ratchet he digs it up every few days to see if it getting rusty.
 What has become of the old fashioned tad who used to say that he wasn't raised, but was "drug up?"
 The reason why the Unexpected always happens is because it wants to give the wise guys an opportun- ity to say: "I told you sol"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
EUROPEAN CRITIcs oF THE UNITED sTATEs
lNew York World)

(New York World
 European critics Of the United States nave two grievances which they consistently exploit one IS that we are a greedy. mercenary people who nave capitalized the war for our own profit The other IS that we are a sentimental and impractical lolk wno would like to stop the before 1t has been fought out 10 definite conclusion c,.,
 Nobody attempts to reconcile these conllcuhs criticisms Nobody tries to explain how 1t comes about that a mercenary people whose unprecedented prosperity is stained with blood should at the same time be so eager to end the bloodshed That IS not the way mercenary people usually act
 What prosperity has come to this country out 9 o, Europes war calamity is not of our seeking We da not want the war If had been possible for us to have prevented it. there would have been no war. When it came and American business and commerce and finance were demoralzed and disrupted we pro ceeded to adjust ourselves to the new conditions ana The American people have never sought good for tune in the misfortune of others Any prosperity that comes to them out of Europe's devastation and sur ferng they would instantly if they could there
 The American people do not think of this war in terms of prosperity. They think of it. to use the language of President Wilson, "in deep sympathy with the stricken peoples of the world upon whom the curse and terror Of has pitiessly fallen They think of as the greatest curse that has been inflicted upon the modern world, and curse TOT which there no compensatons
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19
MANlcURINe
FARM LANDS

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAIL- ROAD co. GRANT LANDS. Title to same revested in United States by Act of Congress dated June 9, 1916. Two million three hundred thousand acres to be opened for set clement and sale. Power site, timber and agricultural lands. Containing some of the best lands left in United States. Large sectional map and description, showing lands, price one dollar. GRANT LANDS LoCAT- ING CO.,, P. o. Box 61O, Portland, oregon. M2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Coming home to Juneau, to spend chrstmas-that is evident by casual glance at the passenger list of the last three seamers-and sounds peculiar in one sense of the word when scores go home, to the States for the holidays
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Meanwhile. the California rivers are not rising ,,al, In conseoueuce of the tears shed by Hi John son over the defeat of the head of the ticket
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Sterling sooc5 ,n endless variety, such as never before were shown in Juneau are on display at the Val entine Jewelry Store. We have too much of them on had, consequently they are offered for this week, at reduced prices. d22.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

George w. Perkins has been appointed Chairman of committee to find out the of the high cost of living. George could tell 'em off hand that as far as he is concerned, it's Teddy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

The Washington Post says that "Our idea of the mpossible is the outlining of peace program that will suit both sides and the neutrals" Isn't that the truth?
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Now they're charging there's crab trust we know several right around here the trust SOmen'" or other overlooked.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

The fact that rye and which make whiskey' make also excellent bread, is powerful Prohibition argument just now. But it took a world war to make it so
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Have you done your shopping yet? Remember ,nare is t6e shop keeper and the clerks who want to have time to do theirs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

youth, but of a youth brImmng over with the vigor- ous seeds of the body and spirit
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Now it's JenicOes turn to polish up the handl on the admirality door.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Colonel Roosevelt will find it difficult to forgive voters who disagree with him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

If the Republican leaders think they can build their plans for 1920 without the architectural advice personal supervision of Theodore Roosevelt they are counting without their host.-(Memphis Conner cial Appeal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

That sour grape cablegram Schofield sent Grigs- by won't do much toward mitigating the rgors of defeat so far as the sender is concernedl It in bad form and was evidently sent without due consid eration-( Douglas Island News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-19

Sale still on at ereenbaum'o. op. en every night until o'clock until Christmas. d2S.