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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-10-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF ARKANSAs

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho toi-
lowing joint resolution. proposing an
amendment to the State Constitution
was passed by the General Assembly
at tts regular session OF 1919, and that
the same viii be submitted TO the cleo
tors Of the State at the next general
election. to be held Tuesday, November
I. 1915, for adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment Ne. II.
That the following is hereby pro-
posed as an amendment TO the Consti-
tuition or the State OF Arkansas. which.
when agreed to by q majority OF all
members elected to each house and
adopted by majority OF the electors
of the state voting at the next gen
eral election for senators and repre-
seutattves. shall become part OF the
Constitution OF the Stste Of Arkansas:
their respective counties. in addition TO
the county tax now allowed To he lev
led shall hive power when authorized.
as hereinafter provided. To levy IN an
nuai tax not exceeding three mills on
the dollar on all taxable property.
which shall be collected and expended
In ma King and repairing public roads
and bridges in their respective coun-
ties and Auid court shall have power.
after authority given as hereinafter
provided. to levy a tax not exceeding
three mills on the dollsr on all 'aSabla
property for a period Of time not 10
exceed thirty years, Ia borrow money.
issue bonds. and pledge the revenues
arising from the tax levied for a pc
Rod OF time. to pay the interest and
principal 81 any sum CT sums 30 hor-
rowed All bonds issued by authority
herein given shall bear a rate Of inter
est not To exceed per cent per annum.
All sums so borrowed shall be used ex-
ciustveiy In making and repairing the
public roads and bridges in the county.
The annual tax and the tax for period
OF years shall not both be levied and
be I'm force at the same time in any
countv=the levy OF one shall exclude
the levy OF the other
BEFORE any levy 81 tsxes herein au-
thoriEcd shall be made, the question
OF levying such tax shall be submitted
to the quGlired electors OF the county
Ct general or special election called
For that purpose. at which a majority
OF the qualhed electors voting at suchs
an election shall have voted In favor of
such levy OF taxes
Approved February Z, lsA
The above resolution WAS SSDo in the
once Of the Secretary of State on Feb
ruary Z. 1915
Each eleetor may vote for or against
the above amendment
witness my onicial signature this
18th day of April, 1915
EARLE w HODGES.
k0eal1 Secretary of State
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-10-26

VNtRI
Substitute for Dermott Evans for
Courtney.
Official Ellis. Hendrix
Mathers, Indiana. Umpire
Gaines (nowherel, head lineman.
Hayes and Crenshaw. time keepers.
Time of quarters, ten minutes. J.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
Slipper Sbal nnb 1tmsesenb.

9ie Sllrpriie : 8artp am Sonntae
&benb, bei Carl 8uidmeper, SGblte
biele Sbeilnebmer, unb ollie berlebteu
einen frobli6en Mbenb.
Conrad &aberlolt llnb @ottin ipltr.
Den ON Wontas Morgen brr6 Die
@eb,,rt zines S0bndens beeliidt.
Senrp 8einlano unb @attin, 10,
pie @m. &ublmann, 8m. Stride ltnb
Sobn 9al,r tparen am Sonntag olti
9elu6 bel SenrD 8ranbt.
Cine an5abl iunge 2eute, bon bier,
madten am Sonntag Ha9mittag ell
men @eilt6 bel Sobn @our.
Nn0rcas Wunbipiller reiite am
letten Sonntog mad 2aGroiie, San,
INT in Der grnte at orbeiten.
@ml. Gltblmann ltnb @attin linz
ON letten Wontog nad &anlas &c.
reiIt, Inn ibre S0bne Glibolf un6 l1D.
5u bcind,cn.
gcn Seiie orbeitct bieie ISOLDE fin
@nt. Sllblmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

geT6iIbsr1.' Sn einem Na6fras bat
CT feline prattifdsn grfahrunsen, bic
Ct in bippolosiider 8esiebuns auf
BEN Ritt seiammelt fat, nieberses
lest, unb er beflast bartn unter
onberem ben Riidsans bes oitpreuBt<
fden 9albblutpferbes. mos ct baupts
.fadli9 benz 8eitreben Der 3i9tsr
suf9reibt, es bur4 @ermiiduns
NIT gnslif9bo0blut gum &ennpferb
a~ussubtlben. ST fdreibt:
9ie sablreiden unb bodbotierten
oftpreubifden 3udtrennen baben our
SuIse sebubt, bab febr biele oitpreue
bif6e 3ii6ter in erfter 2inie auf
Notwithstanding aii@ten unb
ibre pferoe bur6 ausf4Iiebli9e Be-
nuBung bon 8ol6lutbengiten INNER
fdneler unb ebler MAIDEN iponen.
9oburd boben ie errei9t, benz off
preubif6en pferb ben Sbpus au
ne1men. Bon benz olten, 70 bod
pttnehmen unb no6Ien Srotehners
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
aasemeiue GDmnts 9enisfeiteu.

i 8lano trifft @orbereihlneen fir
cine grobe Seier bes @lorreiden
Sierten.
t Die 2oee Der Wobern @oobmen,
in Sem, miro am a. Slli, elm Yif-
nif, obbalten.
I q. 8. glarf, bon S~menSpille,
muroe bon ieiner @attin nit einem
Sodter6en beidenft.
IS. S. &reter, bon gem, uno
Gbas. 8rinfmann, bon Siuensbille,
baben beioe neulid Soro gutos &c.
faltft.
i Die Sdeuer bes @m. &ottnib,
bon Benz nlroe ON Is. SUM- bonn
9lis ~getroffen unb brannte nieoer Bis
auf Den @runb.
i Notban @illiams bat feline Yool-
Sale, in 9lanb, an Senrp S. aafber.
Seibe perfauft unb bat iid bunn nod
&anias Gitp begeben, mo er in gu.
frnft feline Seimotb mtfi6lagen miro.
i oSn ieinem Seltament bonn Z.
Scbri,ar, 1916, beaeugt bon 8m.
&ingciien unb S. 90. Senslep, Der.
mlad)t Der BERT. Geo. &ingeiien, bon
Bent iein @igentllm ipie folst:S einer
Satin Sbereie &inseiien allies lie
genoc uno betpegli6e Gigentbum bis
iGmmtli6e &inber polljabrig iino uno
Damn Die &ontrolle iiber ben 8erfauf
Der Grnten, bis at ibrem Sooe, oas
beiBt ipenn tie ni6t wieber beiratbet.
SIN Sail baB tie mieoer beiratbet Toll
Dos @igentbum bertbeilt merben pie
folgt: Sciner Todter, 8eiiie Map
8ebnncber, ipel6e $75 in 8oralls er.
balten Fat, unb ieiner Sodter, SAM
no &obinion nelde $50, i'm Soraus
erbalten bat, iol oonn ipeitere $25
erbalten; bon ben foleenben &inbern
erbGlt bonf iebcs $75: 2ia5ie, Sba,
Sbereie, @eore unb &nbreas. Ser
&eit bes Beetles ioll eleidmaBi9 ut-
ter Die &inher brtbeilt iperoen; 8eiiie
90. 8ebmeper, Sonna &obinion, 2i5.
5ie, Sba, Sbereie, @eorg, Senrp itno
Inbreas &ingeiien. Senrp 3ineeis
len lit gum 8ollitreder oes Selta-
ments errannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
9as ariesspfub.
alasen fber bic Wltnb, 'tuertisfstt bes
pfprenkiiden SaI6blntpferbes.

Sla8et hber nte Nhitnt 'merttgtW pes
Dfpreakiiden Salbblntpferbes.
Wenige Monate Dor 4usbru9 bes
arieges battle ber pOmmeride @utss
beftber %. b. Simpfon einen feiner>
aeit pielbeiprodenen 9iitansritt BON
feinem beimatliden Suit burd
3eutfdlanb, llnsaru, Serbien, Bull
garten gum 8osporus unternommen
unb slidlid unter manderIei 5dbrs
ntifen burdsefubrt. Seine grfabs
runsen auf bieiem Ritt. bel benz er
anfanss auf einen otpreuBifden
Salbblutpanad unb bann bon 8u<
bapeit al auf benz enslii9en @pQs
bitter formidable i'm Sattel fab,
bat Simpfon in einem Bud nSm
Sattel bonn Sfieetranb gum 8oss
pprns4 iebr -onf6auli6 unb flott
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

l6eint Der Sduliuperintenbent bon
ct. 2oris, Sen 8leipett, 81 iein, oenn
berielbe bat Dem bortigen S6ulrotb
oas Groieft u~nterbreitet gu elmer
Stift1ing aipefs ltnteritiisuag bilfs.
bebiirftiger 2ebrer. Serr 9lepett
bat iif bereits erflart, gum @runofa-
pitol $4,000 beiauiteuern, inter Ser
9eoingune, baB Die 3inien oa5u Der-
manbt perben, 2ebrer Der offentliden
S6ulen inn Sale unberidulbetcr
1otbloae ober su beionoerer anipcr-
nltng in ibrem 8eruf burd aliberor-
oentlide 3uidiiiie au unteritiisen,
S 0ie aiblanb gbriltian Gburdl
in Soiparb County, @o., miro ndd)'
lten Gobernber ben bunOertIten Sab.
restag ibrer @%riinOung feiern; Dies
lit cine Ser 6lteiten @emeinben I'M
Stoot.. 9ie @emein6e Ditroe
I'M Sabre 1916, am Salt &iber &C.
griinoet unb oarm i'm Sabre 1S4S.
nad Sotporb goi,ntp perlegt. @Iir
Dor einigen Sabren Die Stride nieber.
bronnte, bei1loifen Die Mitelieber cir
beiicres rnb gr0Beres @ebaube 5u er'
ridten urlb opferten 81 bieiem 3med
$4,000 fur elm mpbernes, gut &c.
beistes itnS nit acetplin erleudtetes
@ebalioe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
S%tn6lsang iuenisitens einmal tGslid.

&egelmGBieer, lei6ter Stllbleane
tagli6 lit elm 3ei6en gutter @eiuno.
belt. 8r. Sings Stem 2ife 8ills miro
glt6 leidten Stllbl9ang gebeit, bos
Spitem fret balten bon @iften, bas
8lut reinieen, 8%eritopfung berntei.
Ben unb bas ear5e Spitem %a,1ffri-
iden. @odt @u6 ~lebersfrob fiiblen.
Nllr 25c. bel @potbefern. I6b.3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

pfsrb nit ieiner praGtpoIen yieFe,
ben tursen. tlafif6ssuten geinen,
benz boben. eblen aufIab, t~leinen,
trodsnen &ppf unb benz fd0n aes
trasenen Sdneif, bas in pradtpons
slaftiiden, f4pimmenbsn unb aes
rdumisen @dnsen babinprabIte, fnb
beute eisentlid MIR nod bic suten
8noden iibris eeblisben, unb mon
iisbt bsute iebr piel spar re6t eble
unb anipre9enbe, ober tleine unb
ipenis bebeutenbe pferbe in Sitpreu.
ben, bsnen bas Sppifde febIt.
Sir bas mpberne aampoanepferb
1T bic Susenb Der 4nfpru9lpTiafeit,
bic Seitisfeit Der Herpen unb bic
trdfteiporenbe lnempfinblidtcit &c.
gen bic unbia Der @ittsrung IN.
enSlid piel pidtiser, als cine iiber
bas Normolmab binnusgebcnDe
Sdnelisfeit, unb Der hphe goeI beg
GItsrieurs lam ou9 nur olS oroes
nehme unb 'piinIdeuspsrie, ME oper
als niiblife unb unbebingt nptiprns
btge 3ugobe onertannt iperben. 3tid)z
tet mon aber benz oitpreubiffen
pferb auf Soften ieiner Riibli6teit
ols &agnepferb nit au bpbem
libel i6ledte Nerpen unb iibertrieben
srcbe S6nelisteit an, 10 bilbet bies
eins ernite @efobr fir bic 2anbess
pferbesudt unb bamit fir bic
Sdlasfertisteit Der armee. Man
tann iid bes Gefiibls nidt eripebs
rem, oab bic oItpreubiiden 3ii6ter
ben Mobitab bofiir, has iie eiaentz
lid erreiden ipolsn unb mos su err
reidsn apedmdBis unb e%rftrebenss
inert 1T, etipas perloren baben. Hur
sinise ipeni9e 9ripatseitiite bilbsn
riibmlide I%usnabmen.
Die oitpreuBiide pferbesudt, be,
rem %pornebmite Iufeobe Is 1T, Der
armee Remonten gu ~lieferr, 1T eez
fGbrbet. neil Der oitpreubiI9e 2anbs
pirt nit feinen Remonten, bic inn
Der Staot nidt obtauft, nidts geds
tes onaufongen ipsiB. 2eiber baben
bic Ginnabmsn bieler oitpreubiider
2anbpirte ibrer paiTou ols pferpes
siidter Elm 3iel seitedt, 10 bob
piele bic gferbeau1t ols einen tptrts
idoftlihen 2urussmsis a~ufseseben
boben.
IS 1T benz mobernsn, pfpreuBis
iden pferb Biz iebt nidt selunsen,
iid einen Marttpert au eriperben.
ipie bies gum 8eiipiel in 9eutids
Ianb benz Sloenbureer pferb I'M ole
lerb0dIten MaBe %selunsen 1T, unb
tpie in 0eutf6lanb Der Slbenburs
ger, 70 finbet in England Der Stride
5unter rnb in 5rantrei9 Der sble
Rprmone INNER nnb unter alien
8erbdltnifen feline 6Od3abIenber
3dufer.
Jriiber Seiste Der alte Sratebnel
ieinen gana beitimmten, polenoet
burdseaiidteten, ni9t su bertennsn.
ben Spp, Der beute b%ontdnbig Der
fdipunben TT, unb aus benz lrbor'
nebmen, bilbidDnen unb tlafiifd
reeIen 9albbliiter finb iebt febr bdu'
fig Siere entitanben, bic in ibrei
grfdeinuns stpor bibfd unb &c.
fdmadppl finb, aber gu febr an Der
unbebsutenben 8olbluttpp srinnern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
Sas eieb pom Sternenbanncr.

. iprif, fannIt Oh ieb'n bel Der idnpinoenben gaft,
gSas mir freuoig nod eriibten int abenbrotbglan5e,
llnl're Streifen itto Stertle, Die mGbrenb Ser S6loft
SIM @inoe %geflattert, BORT bod oli Der Sdon3e2
Der @afeten @eials, 1inb Ger 9onben 8ebrorg,
@erfiinoen oltrd)'s 0unfel: r9ic SIa9ee bGlt ollsl"
8 iprid! mebt bos Banner I'M Mor9enli6tidein
Sod iiber ben SeloeL inn 2anbe Der 5rei'n?
8as it's, 6os ant Stranbe i'm gte6el BORT pebt,
$50 Die mittbloien Seere BEG Seinbes BORT roIten2
sSas it's, oas 10 itols ouf Ser gsalIb0be Itebt,
Das Die 2iifte oes Worgcns 10 flatterno crfobtcn2
Sieb' es elGnaen i'm 2idt, mo Der 9torocn onbridt
Sellltrablenb ,lnb lelldtenb-iett lit es in Sidtl
8 lit bas lternb' idtc Banner; lang tpeb' es olIcin
SoSn Der Seimotb ser Neloen, I'M 2onSe ser Sre'n!
ltno no lit Ous Seer, oas 10 prablcno emit i6nur,
Gurd berbeerenocn &rieg ms lno blrtige Sbaten
Gie Sein1atb su raiber, Die beiliae Slur2
8, ibr @lut bot berloidt jebe Spur, Die iie troter.
aein Sort idirste inebr oas eemietbce Seer
Sic entflobn'n ober %feen; bas @rob bedt iie idpper.
limo Dos iternb' idte Banner uebt iieereid allen
Sn ser Seimatb Der Seloen, i'm 2onbe Ser Srein!
10y - :, = ~ ~
. ltets ieies 10, ipetn ih WGnner beipebrt,
gu bertbeio'g gen ibr 2anb gcgen feinolide Sorben!
Ser Sieg 1nb Der 6rieben lei ibnen beifeerr.
Greiit ben Sinmel, bab enblid mir frci iino ~acnoroen
&edt Iiege binfcrt-on jeglidem Ort.
llno Dies lit Der @abriprud]: Sci Soft infer Sort!"
llnb. Dos Iternb iGtc ganrer ipeb' INNER aIlein
st Der Seimatb Ser Seloer, i'm 2onoe Der sSrei'nl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

-8enn SIR mietben, fallfen, ber'
fo1tfen ODER touiden nollt, 6ann
bringt cs i'm Solfsblatt our an5ei9c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30

.H g.
5 Ser Sdulratb in Sefferiou GitD
bot ben Serrn Saul Stunt engagirt,
i'm 2arfe bes fomtnenoen S6rliabr-
es Ben mGnnliden Sdiilern Der Sod.
i6ule milit1riiden llrterridt bei5us
bringen. 9ieies miro nidt negen Der
bielbeipro9enen nGrepareoneB" ge-
tban, ionoern Inn Ben Sltngens eli
men 8oreeibmaf ltnb einigermaBen
einen gesriff bonn Soloatenlebet gu
geben. gttpas militdriide gilbung
fam gar ni6t i6aben.
5 9em 8eiIpiel bon &entudp fol-
genb. miro Miiiouri ipabrideinlidJ
aud in naditer Belt nit benz gro'
left Der iosenonnten ~Monoi9ein'
Sdulen" erperimentieren; oieie @n'
gelegenbeit tpl,rbe im letten @tai, IN
Der Contention Ser gountb S6rl.
superintendent, in Sefferinn Gitp, ii
etngebenoer @eiie er6rtert. 9erar'
tlge Sdulen bieten Der erpa6iener
SonobebOIferilng cine @elegenbeit
gum SernerL ipie Dos in Stabter
oitrh Die Gbenbi6uIen erreidt miro.
; aein iebr rartner 5dulmeiiter'
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
MEAT PRICES AREE SOARIkC:;
 B|C INCREASE
PRICE OF MEAT ANIMALS HAS INCREASED 23 PER CENT
 IN THE PAST YEAR.
Associated PresS.)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29.- A report on the general agricultural and commercial conditions of the country, as recently published from the agricultural and commercial de- partments of the United States gov ernment, shows that the prices of meat animals are now higher than they have ever been in any period of the country's history. The in crease in price is undoubtedly due to the European war, since large numbers of meat animals and quan- titles of meat products are shipped to foreign countries, as it is prac- tical certainty that just as many meat animals are being produced in this country as in times past.
 The report shows that the prices have increased twenty-three per cent above those of last year. The in crease from August 10 of this year to September 16 was over four per cent In corresponding periods of time during the past six years the average increase has been one per cent.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
B|C MONEY IS
 REQUIRED FUR
 THIS CAMP PA|GN
DEMOCRATS PLAN TO SPEND S1,5oo,oo ,oo0-s4oo,ooo MORE
 THAN IN 1912.

NEW YORK. Sept. Estimates of expenditures during the national campaign and consequent estimates of the funds on hand and those which can yet be collected, are be ing made by the National Democratic campaign committee. A considerable fund has already been collected, and part of it expended, but d budget turned in by the finance committee shows that the eventual campaign expenses will be far in excess of the amounts which have been al ready subscribed but which still re main uncolIected.
 It is estimated that the campaign will cost $1,500,000 at the lowest possible figure This amount is $400,O00 more than the cost of the campaign of 1912, when Wilson was first elected No official announce ment of where the money is com ing from has yet been made by the campaign committee, but it is un- derstood that long list of probable contributors is being prepared.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
F ay s Companion In
 Escape Recaptured
SAYS KNOWS NOTHING OF FAYS WHEREABOUTS IN
 AUGUST FROM ATLANTA.
Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Wil- liam Knoblock, the man who es- capped last August from the fed eral penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, together with Robert Fay. the German lieutenant who was con victed of conspiracy in connec- ton with the dynamiting of Al lied ammunition ships last win ter, was recaptured here tonight by the police. He will be re- turned immediately to the At lanta prison to serve out his term for mail robbery.
 Knoblock states that he knows nothing whatever of Pays where abouts. He says that immedi- ately after they walked out of the Atlanta prison together they separated, each continuing upon his own way, and that he never saw Fay again. He was not aware, he says, of the import ance of his fellow refugee until he read of their escape from prison in the newspapers,
 Fay and Knoblock formed a friendship in prison. knoblock is a loCksmith, and as such was able to do most of the work in cidental to the opening of the gates to the prison wherein they were confined. The men, af- ter they were once outside the prison, were treated as trusties by the outside guards, and by posing as such they managed to make a sensational daylight es cape.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
JACK PRIEST SELLS OUT ON
 UPPER VAULT
ILL HEALTH INDUCES VAULT OPERATOR TO SELL TO
 KEYS AND SONS.

That Jack Prest has sold his inter ests on Upper Vault to E. NJ. Keys X Sons is one of the reports that has come To town from the creeks. Prest was induced to make the sale because his i'll health forced him to go Out side this winter.
 The claim. on which Prest made a fortune. was worked for a number of years. but 1t was not until two years ago ttat he made the strike that made it one of the best paying claims in the district. The exact amount of gold taken from the claim is not known. but il is considerable
 There is a great deal of owgrade ground that will make it possible to work it at q reasonable profit There is some high grade gravel also.
 Keys X Sons are well known opera tors rom the Chatanika district where they have in the past carried on extensive operations This season they have been operating on Ready Bullion. They have big, thoroughly equipped outfit and are prcparing l. take out a big dump on their new ground. The amount paid for the claim could not be learned.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
B0ERNER GOES
 TO |D|TAROO

Captain Charles A. Boerner one of the pilots of the American 1ukon Navigation companys fleet, who spends all of his winters in Alaska in preference to going Outside, will be with the Northern Commercial company's store at Iditarod during the coming winter. He will leave for Iditarod over the trail shortly after the close of navigation, or as soon as the freezeup makes trail travel a possibility.
 Captain Boerner is at present act ing pilot on the steamer Reliance, which is plying on the Cinema river most of the time He was on the steamer Delta for the greater part of the summer but, with the re- mainder of the crew of the Delta, was transferred to the Seattle No. 8 When the Seattle No. started on her last trip to Dawson, Captain Boerner and Captain Fred o. Barker changed places, as Captain Barker usually spend his winters on the Outside.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
RAIN PREVENTS GAMES IN BOTH
 ORGANIZATIONS
ONLY TWO GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE YEsTERoAY-NA-
 TIoNALS DID NOT PLAY.
Associated Pess.l

SEATTLE, Sept 29.-With the ex- ception of the St. Louis-Detroit and the Boston-New York games in the American league, there were no big league ball games today. The reason was the general rain which prevailed in the Atlantic coast states, making the postponement of the games nee essary The teams in the National league which were to have contest ed today were Boston and New York at Boston, Brooklyn and Philadel- phia and Pittsburg and Cincinnati at Pittsburg. In the American league Chicago was to have played at Cleveland today and Washington at Philadelphia. in addition to the games that were played.
 Boston still holds her lead in the American league. She won her game today on the home ground from New York by the score of 80. Detroit raised herself a notch in the contest for the pennant by de feating St. Louis, although she still retains third place only. Had the game between Cleveland and Chi cago taken place today with Chicago the loser, Detroit would have step ped into second place, as events turn ed out. The score of the Detroit St. Louis game. played at St. Louis, was Al.
 The following is the standing of Nationals being the same as they were yesterday after the games:
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
FERRY STRIKE STOPS TRAFFIC
 IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK CENTRAL FERRYMEN STRIKE AT BUSY HOUR,
 CAUSING TIEUP.
Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-A complete tieup of all suburban traffic leaving the city by the two Manhattan fer ries was effected this evening when 15O men employed as ferrymen by the New York Central went out on a strike. The tieup lasted for sever al hours, or until the railroad em ployees could succeed in getting enough men to operate the ferries, and then traffic ceased to be con- gested, although it will be several days before the company recovers from the effects of the strike.
 The striking ferrymen selected a good hour to walk out. It was ' o'clock in the evening, the hour when practically everyone who wol in the city and lives in the suburban towns is leaving the city for home. The result was that thousands of commuters filled the two Manhattan ferry stations, oVerflowing out into the streets.
 Just how soon a settlement of the strike can be effected is not known. It is understood that the ferry ope- rators have expressed their disin- clination to give in to the demands of their employees. On the other hand, it is believed that the strike is merely a temporary walkout in sympathy with the striking carmen of the city
The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02
Jurors Who Must
 Report Next Month

All of the men who compose the petit jury are expected to appear in the district court room at 10 o'clock on the morning of October 16. There are number of cases on the dock ct, so the jury is likely to be kept busy for some time.
 The names of those required to be present are as follows:
 Max Behlke, George Bellows, G. E. Beraud E. H. Boyer, s. k. Bred lie, Ezra Burlington, L. Enstrom, J. E. Gatren, Walter Gould, L. J. Heacock, J. E. Hendrickson, F, G. Holmberg, B. W. Johnson, l.. Klopsch, Geo. Knapp, David Lowery, Chas. McDermott Robt. Moore, A. J. Painter, R. J. Patterson, M. Rosen- thai, John Solen, E. J. Steir, T. T.. Swan, Perry Willoughby H. U. Woodin.