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The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Tn etamily of E. B. Wurzbacher will arrive early iR June and the Gault cottage on upper Sixth Gyen- ue has been prepared for their oe- cupaBcy ..Ei | F..
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27
-On-0

On Tuesday night a number of the Pullen House guests and friends from town gathered in the kitchen of that popular hostelry and en- ioyed feast of strawberries, su- gar and cream with the proprietor, Mrs. Harriet s. Pullen.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27
A Tip.

"Just bear this in mind, my boy"
 "What, dadT
 "You don't find any epitaph in any cemetery reading, Here lies cracker jack pool player - Detroit Free Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

An informal dance will be given tonIgh. at the ". P. A. club. where all who wish mGy have an evening of pleasure.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Miss Carol Caskey, n chRrning young lady from Los Angeles, came north on the Princess sophia and will remain in town during the
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard who spent the winter in coast towns arrived homo on the Spokane.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

LosT-Bunch of keys on ring. with black string attached. Re turn to Keller Bros. Drug stOEs.
 6-2752t.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Remember that there Is only one genuine" Kodak. If 1t isn't an Eastmen, 1t isn't a KODAK" Kel- lers are the skagway agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Mir. Erie Teller returned on the Spokane from a visit to Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

Mrs. ". A. Puckctt and her daughter Miss Deyo Puckett of Whitehorse came up on the Prin-,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

season, a guest of Mrs. Andrew Stevenson.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-27

MT. and Mrs. V. A. Peterson and little son will soon leave for their
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

Serldmen0ung Der Tindn5ieuen 9lliSquclcii Die toum
81 ercben iccn2 Scr Gorl bon Ycoud)omp babe in
eincr 3uidlrt an Ocn uGconont" Don Ocn oidpcr
ongcipanntcn 0iiliSQucQen 0cS 2au0cS" gciproGcn,
uno 2oro &orc6urn babe Oorouf bingcpielu, OoB ncl
trolc 91ationcn nllr 81 germ bercit ice Den &ricg
fit1ren0en 0ur5 i6rc Ncrmittcllmg gum SSrie0cn 81
per1elfen &irit Icblt erflGrtc nit pnrncn0cr Stme,
rob umebrcrc groBe europGiidc 2Gnocr Dor ocn Ban
fcrott itGnOcn" Deie puAtigcn 9lrgumcnte iogt 0oS
9cpg gorer 9latt beorobten Die S{rcgSptb Der Ntini
itcr oc in cbter %cr5mcung Oic nclc y9roBc Sficn.
iiOc" eingceitct Bdttcn on bic Nt0Bdtcit iid tonl-
mernO, OoB Die GcntromGc6te 0od bic1cid)t Oicicnl
Grud mcidcn mir0cn 0cs1u6 mpBtc 0us 0cuiiicn
Oes britiidCn &olfes, rcpr6lcutir Ou6 &irt @roicD
@coldonip unO glnocre 5lun Sdpci0en gebrodlt mcr.
Ocn.s
SSic bic 9lcp Dorfr Goneon 10 eIoubt oud DER
yDutlde Correspondent" Dab oic 0groBc Ofcnpc"
oi Der Somme IN 6ranfrei1 Elm letter &cr5pciflungS
idritt @roB 9ritonnicn'S it, g(m 4. Su iogtcn mir
ON oieier Scllc: ,@s miQ uns 6cincn, ooB oic bri.
t@e Oficniipc Der Somme in 6ronfrci OoS Oircftc
9eiultot Der Scei1lodbt on Sfogcrrol it, Cine spcite
SccdloGt iirdtcno, Bat GnQonO lid cn0li6 81 0cn
lcbtcn %crGpefllngSI1rih ciner groBen 2on0 Sfieni
lipc ougcrafit Doffcn0, DOB cs oiccd)t m0Qlih it,
0cn 0clti6en nuf Dem &or0c Den SernidtngS6lug
S Dcrcbcn Der ou Dem &oiicr miBlong.~ 0c ouf
0icic Sffcnii0c gcIcbtc @oifmng Qcbt n6t in Grill
lung Sic mrO groBc N}enidcnopier ior0crn lln0 Ocn
Gn0lonOern uno 6ron5ocn porbcrNcDen0 old ctpoS
VclGnOc1Guinn brngen, nber Die OGtihcn 2ncn III
6ronfreid unO 9c8icn perOen nd5t Ourd6roben wcr.
Ocn. llnO mittIcrpcilc mebrt b 0ic @cobr fir GnN'
IonO oui ocm gSoiicr Ndttlcmcilc tritt cs inuer
herhlider 5uto0c Oob @roB 9rtomicn'S glacnberr-
ihoit oli Ocn @ecrcn gc6rodcn it, DOB eS icincn %on
Del nit @oGono lmO Ocn Gfononopd)cn &onocrn nc6l
ntc0r idiecn fonn. 3mci britiibc SonoelsOompicr
iino in iiin0er 8cit bcreits an Der 0Gcn @diioun8
Ocs Gn9liiNen &ouals bon Ocltibm &rcQsidiifcn 0e
topcrt worOcn gIoM ctd]e Ocrorti0c aopcrlngcn unO
oic 0on5c SSct miro Oic lle6cr5c0ug gcuinnen DOB
NonliroI ScIlcoc in cncm Ncriht uFcr ole Sec4lad)l
an Sfogerrof 9cOgcn Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

lmlercs Son0cS gc9cnii6er mill Die
0rogo 0oftrm Oos Sel6itbcitim
mun9sred)t Der Stooten @tittel- uno
Silo.glmerifo's micocr Derltcllcl unO
Oic OcbcrUorulunoihoft SSolbing.
tons 0li6cbcn lmO on 0ciicn Steac
bic 3uitGn0igfcit cincs S6icOSgc
riGts acrfonnt miIicn 3por &C.
lon0tc Der @eOonle auf Den ponome.
rifonii6en Gon9rciicn niMt bis sur
u0ai0cn 9Incricmmo fir oie 9Sroris,
a6er ais Socol olaubt folt gon5 Silo-
lmO Wditcl- -9lncrifu an 0ic 0rugo-
2c6rc.
G1nc iie 8u ncnnen oOcr lid Oo-
rouf 5l beruicn, bat nun Gorran5o
iic5 6intcr cine ser bcOcntiomitcn
6orocrunacn Ocs orgcntiniiden
Staotsmonncs oeitcdt: gtu6 oie
Streitigfciten onerifoniiNcr 2Gnocr
inter cinonocr iollcn Our6 SAic0S-
gcriCDte cntiGic0cn perocnl llno Qon5
Nlittcl. uno Siio-llucrifu, 100 man
0icicn 6roocn Gin wcit rcgcrcS Su-
tcrciic cutgc8cn brin9t, ais bel linS,
miro nit gcipountcr 9(uimcrflomfeit
Ole @ntidciolmg OeS @crrn @ilion
ermarten @icbt cr nod in oieicr
ISruQe, ln0 sic lcbtcn VcriChtc 0cu.
ten oorauf bin, 0aB er gelpiat iit
ooS 81 t6un 10 miro fiir iie piel &c.
monncn icin. gScigcrt CT iib, ouf
oicic 6orOcrung Gorrau5o'S ciu5ll.
gc5cu 10 ipcrOcn bic onocrcn 9tcpil.
6Iifcn 2lmcrifa'S miiien Wos lic oo-
bon 81 0enicn bnbcm lmO iie mcr0cn
0onn in Der 3utltnit me6r ais jc Dor
ms aui Der Sut icin. G9lmerifo",
ct. 2ouiS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
Gnolnnn misunderstanding

SIT 0ro}. .@ritonnich frcOens6c0iritig? gln5ed)cn
Iiegen pcr OoB 0os Der SAL it, ooB oc brtdcr
Stootsmdnner pom boben gioB beruntcr itcigcn %is'
count 8ricr Der iribcrc brtGc 9otl@oiicr in gal1
ingon licB fiir5li0 Die SSortc fuacn, Gnglono babe
cs ndt oui cine 3crtrinuncrimg 0eutlAlonoS obgc
iebcn. Plus SSoiDngton fam Gnoe cBtcr gSo6c Die
9odridlt Gin britiibcS 9orlamcntSmtglic0 unO cill
onGccDcer 6ritiidcr @eiitlibcr cien in ser @lnocS
&ollpiioot gcpccn uilO bitten 81 Oereben 9egeben,
OoB elm crncuics ScrmiitelWgSgn 0es 9SrGioen
ten SSilion icbt pilligcs @c60r inocn perOe Die
,Stoots5eihmg" lic9t IN Dem cr5pungencn &idtritt
ocs 6cionnten Observation-Disclosures 5roncis gS. Sirp
BON Der 9icoofton Oes 2onOoner oIepnom" olld eii
ocpdtigcs Spnlptom. 0ic fnan5icac 2ogc 0roB.
@ritonics babe iih 70 Oclifo gcitotci ooB OoS bri
tiide N1incrium id OoOor fiirdte oic SSolrbcit i'm
Nblifin bcfnnut mer0cn 5u loiien @nglonO ci nit.
ocro0c5u ncrb6rtcu @elOopern ir iiG cbit n0 icinc
gartcn tcoct moroen; 0ic gSiiicnocn erfenntcl ooB
oos 2ono Dem Gn0e cncr SiiSQueGu geeeniibcrlte6c
BOB oic GriMopfmo ser ISinon5uttel oos @noc oes
Sricgcs bcr6eiiii6rc miiiic Ger y@conomiir Dubc
in lester 8ct ocri1cOencn bcodjtelSpcrtbcn Gtinmcn
9ioim gcgcben oe in oorliNtiqer g8eiie ouf Die Vc
fd5rlidfcit Der Sogc bn9cpieicn imo 5r gninobnic
bon Observation-Disclosures gcmnDnt bGtten So
babe 2or0 9roep uodoridlid qeraqt Oh es Scr W3i6c
ucrt9 ci oen furdi6orcl &omp fort5uicbcn nit 0cu
MISREPRESENTATION &cr(uit bon @icudenIcbeu rmo ocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
9iiosernnas. .0ummiliun ocr stoot Baltimore.
Mnlhuuuo

Nalt im0rc, 20. Nun 1916.
Mn llnc, bic cS nnncbtl
Gs miro bcrmlt NenldB BON Nbl6nlilcu Sc y
mo S6 s oeo Baltimore Siooi9hurcrs bctdnni
pcmdht oNb nc %ilaicrunN5 0ommiliuu Der
Siaoi Baltimore nOh ocm Z. Nuanit 1916 be.
anncn miro, Die na6ncnaWlcn Stroben nut
moocrncn Nioicrial Sn pldlcrn, ncll iu bio
fern NM ncn 6u oclcQcn; Nue .3erlonel lno
Gnrpurdiinncn lrcrncn hcShalb 0nlNcur0crt, Vt'
lan6niGimcinc ihr ouc gr0citcn 5u l1lcn mo
ocic por pcn T. glnqAit 1916 81 pccnoelt ole
In irNcno cncr 9Scilc bic glnQrnhun0 uocr
gtircihun8 ecuannlcr StraBcn nebg ma@cn
mtdDicli. nnno.m lie oul lol0e gSeile 9epllq'
iieri ooer nci acpilniicrl oocr nen bclc0t no.
Sic obcn crpdDnlcn GiroRca lulo'
Naiucrt str, bon @lcoani Str bis Neno Sir
Mionnmcni. Sir bonn grooopop BIS @nlot Sir
8iuocnsgiSc bon Gorib spc. bis gSbiiclod Sir.
YinbtStr, hon NiuSlr bis yScnlcr CIR,
N,unnment. Str, NiilonglO bis sur oill6cn
SiuoiQrclBc.
Snmbnra. cir, ton Scoiisir bis GroB SrnBc.
SIN gniirnnc ocr &lldiicrunas 'GonimlloH
Der Siaot Baltimore.
". GcitB Compton,
Nurlibcr uno cnnuliitcnocr Nnacnicur.
". Wi NuuiicN,
Sir0BcniN Nn0cnieur
(Snni2t 90, ,Suli3.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
%, 6. & u. @i, .. 6 y.
glmsFuOs Tabrtartrn=SHIIetim

Etcun Ntt1 No.
5aOrIarlcn 5ir NndiaDrt 9hlilg bis 81.
Aiiobcr lb................... 80. .Sl,e3
0rcliaQ Il. Gnnlliag, NudlaOrl Eienli0a.. 5aO
SunnluQ ytiir an oiclcm AQa gllii9.... lJO
StnttoncH, Claiborne nadl Scllin.
OuDridricn Sumliag, 9ndnDri W'onlaa, Stt
i0ale SnOrL
SOutug, itlr an oiclcH SdA AhliA Nelor'
ocrs nicorlgc 6aic.
Sabrplan BON Hicr 8, HigptSirqbe, &oden'
iagcn 6.25 Gorm mo 2l5 glae0n Soilit
Tags 73O WlorOens
9ebn1UtD @cad 1cl.
5d0rioricu 6ut 9uGlaDri Billii8 bis so.
september 1915. ............ .,..... Si.O0
sSrciiag mo 1dmliaR. JihdiuDri 0icnIiaB. 27J
Gonniag nur an oclen AuN NniiiA..-.. l3O
Stnii0Wcu, SuOc 1uint nah SclUcs.
OaDrlaricn GanlliuN JluddDri Nloniag. Giit
adc SnDri.
Gpnniaq. nur an oicicn Gag oulig Scion'
hcro lteorgc yiaic.
Snbrplan ponl Bicr 8, SiAbisSirdbe. SSodcn'
fn9cn, ESQ WiorQclS uno 2.2O Nuhnt
Gonnluno 7i5 Qlorgcne.
NndlmiitnlcsNneiln0c nnl Supc HDiHt.
Sanlpicr ,gScimnrclnno"
8um 4cr S, StQOi Sirv ySp0eni00cn 2.2U
glaCbm SonniaQs 800 yinnm.
WuDl6clicn ulil ocn 00npcr.
SOC. 9uaoinbrt SOC.
Sairicocniicllcnoc stolcrlnBrtcu.
Guulplcr aOrclt icncn Aua iur
0bcinpcatc BAL
sin SuQ mo 6lpci gluhic
3pci T0pc un0 0rcl 9tudic
Nhiuolubrl N0ici.
Sllultrric 9clmrclOun0cu Oui Bcrlangcf.
1bnuc. H. Saul $40. 3. Mlnro0dl, 0.fG.lA.
(Auu23. Ok .3Ndc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
gNinfnmmcn. glrnAcr ..Ninul

Ger Orocn scr CITE bGlt micocr cinmol icnlc
Sabres Gonochtion in imiercr StoOt ob Sdon cu-
ura mar bic ir6bdjc SdDoor Der vGlfs" bier Dor
tS Sobrcn muniitcl6or nod Dem 8roBcn Sdnocrict
oes ,gloro6den GGn0crbu0eS~ gScr crmncrt iid
nidlt nod Der fiocle yGlfmode" 1902 0cS r@oIo
9uS" oos man olf Sdrtt uno Eritt iberou in mo
oufcr6olb Der Stoot bGrte mo ooS cinenl nabDer
nod SSod)cn lang in ben Sbren noCbflong2 Der nloi
nigodcn SdmGnfc Die ic oitfii6rien wc cine iorgoic
Sbnor Ghlocutcn? Der 3oblrcdcn cinen S9bc mo
9ncOotcn oic lie al cr5d6!cn muBen iuo Oic d lo9c
3ct in micren |}aicrn crbicltcn2 Gs lit enc cbcnS
fro6c &crcnioung, oic Der u@lfS~ SIR @iotto lit:
,Irch Gilb ocs ScbcnS~ unO: u2cbui mo lcbcn
loicr" Sod6cn @cnidcn ct6ictct man germ uiO aus
poacni pcr5cn cin ircmolihcS pSSiatoumen@l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
G6orIcs &. 0}ifnl.

GS iiQrb pl1tli0 am g. SuH 1916 G6arlcS
g. Ntiol, oelicbicr Gobn bon SoOn g. uo
Wldr9arci gtilpl Gcb. Sbrier, I'M guicr hon
"a ,'dDrcn. &cru0nnic nm Srculoe Der Sds
Qln0 am MlUnien, TO-. Tlih 1916. aiorpcns 40
llbr. bon ocr ySobmina icner 0lieru, Ar. 1910
.NUcnnc, aus bciNnpo0itcn, onlln
nab Der St. sS0iobuS Sfird)e. 100 Inn Q llOr
cine 9lcQltcntNrOmcllc lir lcin Scccnhcil &C.
lehrlri miro. NcicBull0 nui Dem r3l. 0rl0ler.
SricobOic." (Suli7-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

@itrcnu bCr
llnitcO 9ioilpaNo g Nlcctric GpmpanN
ppn Baltimore.
yiudj an ole Better Oon Stnnnnliicn.
Multim more 2S. SuW 1916.
Gas NrclioriuW BAT 0nt bcliiiQcn Sngc cine
NiOocuoc hon iinl6ia &enie pro Nulncl Cn)
Qu ole Ouelichclocn gniOclc ncS 1inmniapi.
inlS Der 0omp00nic crildri; bciaoic @ipioen0c
ihmB am I Tuli 1916. ~ llbr NdilaNS. eili.
Qcira0cucn guliondrc 6ahhar. @on oiccr Sis
hioenoc mcrncil icine g,b3nc iiir Sidats.,
Sioot mo GcnuiOs OsSicncril ncmahi
gSnl. 0nrih,
(Suui20. IIi310) Gcireidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

lie Scuiitc @ani uon Baltimore.
Baltimore so. Nuni 1916
N0s Sirciiorum ocicr N0nl bat bcuic cine
ilcucrircc bniDidRrlide Snibcnec pun . ait
bic glitioudtc avn SNlullc Der Vclcbdlie ON
g. Snli 1915 0chncbt crlldri. 5ablhdr Nlu uno
nac0 Dem ~. Snli 1916. Sic llml6rcibcbiidcr
ipcrncn an g. Snli gclOlolcn ub am II. Suli
6culHct
CeorGc q. 9nna,
(Sulif,31O1D Stailircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

cen, eclcbicr Safe ser 0criior0cncn 0cnriciie
NoNcn. i'm yllicr bon 6t SSObrci Sic Nccrs
nlgung iuecl am Montaa gtahmiiaoS llbr
0aecn sir 8io, shS' geup6ncar' etragc, ans
inii. lro'u &crpuloic unO SrCuiioc cinncla0en
lino. Necbung ami ocnt aSouoon @ari 6rie0s
Doic" (SuliS -1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
gDlnroarcf Jlaocl.

Vs iidrb am T. Suli 1916 Winreorct gioacl
qclicbic Waiiiif oc8 pcrilorhcncn sacob giaacl
In ibrcm a. ScbcnSiabr sic Nccroigung fin,
oci on N'ertae 10. sui. yoraeilS 10 u0r
Baltimore NnNnin, ans liuH 9'ciictinN nui
ocm aN'nIImQrc HrIc0hQie"N lNnniS lOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

4Ilnncrnn0e.GommiNun her Staot Baltimore.
9ininbnuS.

WQIfi mnrt, % NunI IVIU.
Mn Anc, bic cS nuncnti
Gd miro hicrul NcmdB uolt glblOnltcn 50 y
lnn Sc Is ocs baltimore Sidot0naricrs bcldnnt
ocmami. 6ab Die BilaiicrnQs.0 s.0ommlion oer
Siaoi Baltimore nncb ocu a.. Anann 1916 DC.
Nlnncn mrn, oic ndAocunnnicn Staben lill
Miuicrial so piollctn lcu 5u pla
fern uno ncu Su hclclcn. glue Rctloncn iilo
0orporntoucn mcrocn oeebdlp dul0clotoct w
laubnibNcinc lr Nuc grpcltcn 81 pen nno
nicie ppr 0cnl a. 9nlgui 1916 40 bccHocn, ole
I'm rQcn0 elmer gSciic Die slui0tanuna oocr
ocnunnicr SiraBcn nttbi0 MADDEN
m1diCu nuhocm iic aui lol0c SSclc 0cpila'
ilcrt oocr ucn QcplIoilcri ooer neu beleat mo.
Sic ohcu crp6bnicn Sir0Bcn iino:
9crinatun str, bon eibcrn Cir bis @uidu cir.
Null.Str., BON ocr gSacrlront bis NimollonSt.
Sm slultraQc ocr Rilniiculllae 0ommillion
Der Siao Baltimore
" Nciih Compton,
Nuriibcr lin0 conlulircnocr NnAciuclir
N. Mi. 0uuiicn,
(Tnlif.31O1D SrnBcli. Sn0cuicur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
CSliIabct6 lSpbI6oits.

GS iaro nu s. SnN iQiG IN ibrer geohn
runn. Hr. 50i %orb ,NGreN GtrnRc. Giliabch
Huh.Lans, rcic0ic Satin tcn Ncrm0n 0.
Gohlhana. ~Huhc iu Sricocni" 2ic Ncci
oinuna iinoei Gienfoa, H. Snn Wjorocro nm
8 lht oon ohiucr gSnhmnn aus noo ocr
e. Biue'&lrdc, 100 I'm l59 ll6l Gin NeQulcnIs
Nrcan cclchriyi miro mn nnnu aui ncai
DGcm .GoibcolQI 6rlcoDoic" iiaii
lNmIiln-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
No6n Nerluin.

Hrimcnbcraueri
w. zoos, Cr cnnS. StraRc, Baltimore, N,b.
8weigbiirealt; Pr 3705. Oett gaicrns9lOenne,
0lDblanbiopn, @dlimorcsGorntb.
Sutimcn ~ pcrmiei1en ihr aDe 0elenenbsltcu.
(llni20iW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
9ampfcr. .Ggrnriiuucu.
ycr aruhartiac NamiIicn.glelu
Santpfcr vSrcamllanS"
Shc1nnrnfr Wcndi.

Num Bier nm Nupc ocS NrUabwnh.
flags 1880 Gprn.: Samlioac Las Nadbm. 50c,
Npn0l0cnlo0r Oionld0s nno 5telaas llDr
Ibcnoe. 25c.
(Suli5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
QonAIu lSnrf Gcmgtern.

NnuptGiuQana: HrcntrlN,9lpno
@nrcou Nr. a. t'SarntOna, Strabe.
9'eQrdhnlbDldNe bon $2h an, Nnicr 0endnos
aer gluiiiht ehHiiihhmcn. Gclun0e. Nlans
sen etc. Tina nm Ercibbdue am 00uptNinAnn0
su iinoeu lnict A6eHt iuro, pelnI 0ewtnlDt
oorIprc6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

VIIWIWVWIW.
C5cbirQS Gccucrcn Die QroBcn Nriidcu.
9NhS Qlcht ncnl GuS0ucO0pH0sS SuB. Yes
icDicr Sampler uGuSnucbdnnu", Rcr iB,
3lQbiGiraHc Scocn ElcnIioQ NonncrlioQ
nil0 SamilOQ nm 1 giaNm 3u 0anlc iO.d5
NnblS ltiihuod5 Gorm GOnuiaQo 10
Norm. 8u Nouie $50, Nucc SOC. ciiile
WmbSciic Whilii @cpnn ant 90 Suni
(Nltlt b 3Qntc SNG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
erie(on- Simie-G GrEurLlcMem.

SluratiiOc 9sofer9lUntc bnrm oen 0belapeai
ano Sclawatr Nannl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
Ginan5ieaes.

20NnIi8.10)
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05

ZINC is so essential in war time that
it has risen enormously in price in the
past year. Costing originally only two
fifths as much as copper, in now costs
decidedly more than copper, despite
the fact that copper itself has sharply
increased in value Zinc is constit-
uent of cartridge brass and shell fuses,
and is used also as a covering for iron
barbed-wire fencing In 1913 the
United States, Germany and Belgium
were the leading producers of zinc. Of
the three, only the United States
smelted domestic ores. Belgium and
Germany relied mainly on zinc concen-
trates which they imported from the
Broken Hill mines in New South Wales
where, for one reason or another, it
does not pay to do the smelling. Spain,
France and Great Britain also produce
substantial quantities, but not enough
to supply their own needs.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05

DURING the month of May, an inven-
tory of the industries of Wisconsin is
to be undertaken by the Wisconsin
board of directors, A. w. Berresford,
chairman of the Organization for In
dustrial Preparedness, working under
and for the Naval Consulting Board of
the United States, of which Thomas A.
Edison is chairman. Such an inventory
of producing and manufacturing re-
sources as proposed must form the
foundation to any and every plan for
preparedness for national defense. The
information secured will be given prac-
teal application by the army and navy
departments. which will place small
annual minimum orders for the devel-
opment of new sources of supply
throughout the country. Through no
other system can real Industrial pre-
paredness be secured Any manufac-
turing or producing coflcern cannot, in
time of national emergency, without
months of fatal delay, turn out a pro-
duct foreign to its usual line, unless,
during normal times, it manufacturers
at least some small amount oe such
emergency product. This is proven by
the experience of hundreds of Ameri-
can manufacturers recently with for
eign munition ORDERS Another feature
is the promotion of an industrial re-
serve to obviate the industrial chaos
which resulted in England and France
at the outbreak of the present great
world war through calling the workers
from the shops and mills to the ranks.
By organizing this industrial reserve
now, in time of peace, permanency of
industrial conditions will be gained, it
is believed, in time of national peril.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05
Large Appropriations for County
. Roads fcs

Ample provision for care and main
tenance of Rock county highways was
made by the board of supervisors at
their meeting last week. Aside from
appropriating five thousand dollars for
road repairs and care, this maintenance
sum to be approximately twenty-one
thousand dollars with the addition of
the county's share of the automobile
license fund and other money, they
voted favorably for the purchase of
fifty new road drags and for the trad
ing of the county's old automobile for
new car. This latter matter carried
with it an appropriation of four hun
dred dollars to guarantee the securing
of machine which will withstand the
wear and tear throughout the year, to
which the highway commissioners pa
trolling of the county highways calls
for.
The five thousand dollars appropriate
ed will be used in oiling, dragging and
general repair operations. Under the
pace which the county at present is
building its highways, it was brought
out that to keep those already built in
the best of conditional was highly nee
essary that substantial amount be
voted for such work.
An echo of the prorating question of
a year ago of this road money in the
various townships sprang forth, but
general opinion seemed to be against
this and it failed to come to vote.
The board favored leaving the road re-
pair work to the discretion of the high
way commission of the county.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05

The unanimous selection of M. G.
Jeffris of GAINESVILLE at the Madison
convention last week to make the run
in the September primaries against
Senator LaFollette for the republican
nomination of u. S. senator ensures a
campaign the people will sit up and
take notice of. Mr.. Jeffris is a sue
cessful man of varied interests, one of
the most vigorous campaigners and in
every way well fitted to make cred
liable representative for the state in
congress. Promises of support are be-
ing received by Mr.. Jeffris from repub-
licans generally throughout the state.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05

In 1914-15 the state spent 5000, :
600. This sum of money Would buy
81 times Wisconsin's wheat crop at
$1.00 per bushel. Is $64O for every
person in the state. Would pay for the
state capitol and build 500, 900 court
house in every county in the state.
Would build eight thousand 1000
homes, or buy 10000 acres of the best
farm land. About 80 per cent of the
state expenditures are grants to coun-
ties and school districts; 81 per cent
goes to educational institutions, of
which the university gets 3, or 20 per
cent; II per cent goes to state depart
ments, commissions and boards; Is per
cent goes to charities, and corrections;
s per cent goes for other purposes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05
Congregational Church Notes.
10 a. m. Sunday school.

10 a. m. Sunday school.
II a. m Morning worship. The reg
ular quarterly Communion Service will
be observed with reception of members
into the church. The minister will
speak on ''The Bread of Life.
6:45 p. m. The Christian Endeavor-
ers will meet with the Epworth League
at the Methodist church.
7:3O o. m. Evening worship. Ser
mon: ssThe Spirit of the Second Com
mandment in the Twentieth Century. !"
The County Sunday School conVen-
ton will be held in Edgerton, Thursday
and Friday of next week.
MARVIN R. BRANDT, MINISTER.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05

Aid. Arthur moved that SCperlnten-
dent of waterWorks be empowered to
employ assistant engineer as extra help
while reading meters and making water
connections.
Motion carried. s.e
The mayor made appointments to fill
expired terms on Library board as fol-
lows: s.
Mrs. Geo. Farman to succeed Mrs.
Thos. Wileman, term 2 years.
Mr.. c.. L. Culton to succeed himself,
term years.
Mrs. T. B. Earle to succeed herself,
term years. Wy
Mrs. C. w. Birkenmeyer to succeed
herself, term 3 years.
Rev. Linnevold to succeed himself,
term years. - -
On motion appointments were con-
frmed. M
Petition for concrete pavement in
stead of gravel oil filled on Washington
street, signed by Geo. w. Doty ct al,
read. @
Aid. Dickinson moved that prayer of
petitioners be granted and that
resolution be passed providing for con-
crete pavement on Washington street.
Motion carried. s
Aid. Dickerson offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved by the Mayor and Common
Council that Resolution introduced by
Alderman Arthur and passed by the
Common Council at its meeting August
Is, 1915, be amended by substituting
for the words "a gravel and asphaltic
oil pavement" where the same appear
in paragraph headed First" in said
resolution, the words concrete pave
ment," and be it further resolved that
the Street Assessment Committee be,
and it is hereby directed, to view said
premises, cause proper plans, profile,
details and specifications for said i'm
provement and otherwise do all things
required by said resolution passed on
said 10th day of August, 1915.
Resolution unanimously adopted.
Aid. Arthur moved that the water
works committee be instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for furnishing coal at
the pumping station until April /, 1917.
Motion carried.
On motion council adjourned.
II. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-05-05
THE danger of trying to clean witt

The danger of trying to clean with
gasoline at home is much greater than
most people suppose. Fumes travel
unseen along the floor and often into
another room, where contact with a
lighted stove or other source of fire
may provoke conf1agration. Employees
of cleaning establishments take the ut
most precautions against explosion.
Many women, however, have taken
chances in their homes that would
make the dry cleaners hair kink with
horror.