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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
z niemieckich metOd
wojennych.

Londyn, Is stycznla. - Rzad
angielski pred niedawnym CA
sem ogIosi{, il cenzura angielska
woienna bedzie odtad kontrolo--
wa8a poczte z Ameryki / do A
meryki przez Anglie dazaca, co
wywofaio w ko{ach amerykans--
kich niezadowolenie i krytyke. O.
kazuie sic bowiem, ze zarzadzenie
to byfo wiecej, niz potrzebne, bo
oto W przecietnej poczcie amery-
kanskiej znalazia cenzura Szereg
caly dokumentow, ktore odkryfy
robote niemiecka w Stanach Zjed.
W spos6b ME pozostawiajacy juz
zadnej watpliwoSci. Wiadomo jest
teraz, IL w Stanach Niemcy i ich
dyplomatyczni Przedstawlclele
prowadzili agitacye wrogie wzgle
dem Anglii i Sprzymierzonych, a.
le i przeciwko samymze Stanom
wynierzone, przeciwko dostaw--
ccm tutejszym Sprzymierzonych,
fabrykom broni itp.; prowadzono
tn i op4acano spiski agitacye
szpiegowskie ma wielka skale, a
we wszystkiem tenn uczestniczyfy
oficyalne sfery niemieckie. I tax:
ambassador niemiecki Bernstorff
W Waszyngtonie attache jego ".
Pappen po cichu protegowali O.
placali robote niemiecka W Anne
ryce skonfiskowano szereg CEN
nych dokument6w, iak plan pro-
pagandy W prasie, zawarty w Ii
scie gen. Bernhardiego, w innym
liscie jeden konsulow niemiec--
kich W N. Orlearie ,,modi sic" o
dzien porachunku Ewawego ze
stananai: W innym liScie szydza
szlachetnie - bo ukrycia" 2
prezydenta Wilsona jego not W
sprawie topienia oEret6w neutral
nych i pasazershch. Wreszcie
Jest szereg dokument6w, stwier--
dzajacych, IL v. PaPPen doStawai
cd rzadu niemiecHego znaczne su
nv pieniezne, ktorych wypaacaa
rozmaite nalezytoSci "a uslugi
szpiegowskie lub wprost "a zbro-
dnie prawdziwe, jak mp. "a wy
sadzenie mostu kolejowego W
St. Croix, Maine, ktory zniwe--
cyl niejaki Werner Horn, Me
mice, by utrudnie transporty do
staw ze Stan6w do Kanady: te--
mu to Hornowi v. Pappen wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
INNE TELEGRAMY.

pfacii $500 - jest ma to GEEK -
wyptacony. Mogiby kto rec, Il
zamach niemiecki jest us}uga dla
niemieckiej ojczyzny - w takim
razie winien bye bezinteresowny.
jeSli drogo ojczyzna nlemiecka
musi op}acac patryotyczne take
sprawld swoich synalkow, to
wtedy ich czyny musza bye klasy
fikowane - jake proste przestep-
stwa. Takich tym podobnych ia
ktow szereg dfugi wykryto juz, a
zapewne znajdzie sic wiecej: Wi
dac z Mich jak perfidnymi srod--
karni posfuguja sic Niemcy, jak
i'm istotnie najbrudniejsze spo--
soby So dobre, byle eel osiagnac,
Cenzura angielska wobec tego
lest naizupefniei na miejScu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Sytuacya ma BaIkanie.
Walk o Czarnogore.

Berlin, Is stycznia. - Donosza
z Balkanu, IL Cetynje, stolica kro-
lestwa Czarnog6ry zosta{a zdoby-
ia, raczej zajeta przez woJska
austryackie, po usunieciu sic Gar
nogorcow w kierunku poludnio--
wynn. Po raz pierwSzy to W die
iach panstwa miasta tego ME
przyjaciel wkroczyl W jego mt
ry. Turcy przez lat sto Z CORA
walczyli daremnie o posuomienie
bitnych gorali czarnog0rskich, te-
raz dopiero dokonali tego Au--
stryacy - "a co armii austryac--
kiei duzy kredyt sic nalezy...
Kr6l Mikolaj zagrozony podobno
w samej stolicy by chronic mia
sto pred zniszczeniem, podpisal
zawieszenie broni, ktore faktycz-
ME stanowi o pogromie Czarno-
CORY. a sam rodzina armia u
sunal sic ku Skutari. Fakt zajecia
Cetynje, Lovcen i Antivari stano-
W; nieomal o zajeciu calej Gar
nog6ry, a przedewszystkiem jej
cennych dla Austryi wybrzezy a
dryatyckich, ma przestrzeni 80
mil, co Jest bezpoSredniem zagro-
zeniem Wioch6w w ich intere--
sach IA Adryatyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
SYTUACYA Ma BAtKANIE.
z Czarnog6rY.
WALK w AZN.
Ma WSCHODNIM | zACHODNIM FRONCIE.
Z w1oskiego Teatru.


i zapasy - tax W Salonikach, jak
dalej ma wschod W zatoce Orfani,
ska moga szachowac Turk6w,
ciagnacych jakoby L Gallipoli,pO
ewakuacyi poiwyspu przez An
glikow. Pod Salonikami ME wi
dac zapowiadancj cd dni wielu. O.
fensywy niemiecko-tureckiej i bul
garsHiej; skohczylo sic ma kano-
nadzie kilkodniowej. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Z Armeuii.

Piotrogrod, Is stycznia. - Do
nosza z Erywanu, Kraj Zakauka-
ski, IL przybylo tam 1900 Armeh-
czykow, ktorzy opowiadaja, IL
zolnierze tureccy "a wiedz2 wladz
dopuszczSli sic potwornych O.
krucienstw ma ich rodakach; W
jednej okolicy juz po ukazie am
nestyjnym wfadz tureckich, zol-
nierze wymordowali 1900 mez--
czyzn, a kobiety i dzieci - ma
znecawszy sic mad niemi, potopili
W rzece Eufracie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

niony czwartek ma Adryatyku au-
stryacki krazownik typu oNavar-
re-. Stalo sic to w poblizu Kota-
ru-Cattaro. Krazownik byi mniej-
szego typu, lecz nowy SLIME
zbrojny.
Londyn, Is stycznia. - Ze sta
tku angielskiego Clan McFarla--
ne" zatopionego pfzez Austrya-
k6w ma Morzu Srodziemnem Is
ludzi zalogi zgineio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Echa Dardanell6w.

Konstantynopol, Is stycznia.-
Ces. Wilhelm przysial sultanowi
Mahorneso>gi qlegram gratula-
cyjny z powodll opuszczenia Gal
lipoli przez AnSlikdw, oraz szab-
le kosztowna ~ darze, a Orderly
.wysokie nadaf wodzom tureckim.
q Ga1lipoli Turcy donosza o
wielkich zdobyczach zaopatrzeh
wojennych, pozostawionych tam
jakoby przez Anglikow - urzad
wojepny angielski przeczy temu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

Rzyrn, Is stycznia. - W}oSi
posuneli sic na linii polniedzy RE
kami Sarca a Adyga i wzmocnill
swe posterunki pod Loppio. w
Sagunna dolinie byla pare poty--
GEEK, pomyslnych dla broni wio--
skiei. w Cor di Vale zbombardo-
wano spalono wioske Zorz. Ma
przeleczy Predil acknowledgements
austryackie skiady i barakl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
NIEM[ECkIE Me-
TODY W0JENNE.
PIatna Zbrodnia / SzpieSostwo,

iala w Persyi rewolucye, raczej
jej proby, tlumione przez Rosye;
wojska rosyjskie pobify rewolu--
cyonistow Z ochotnikami niemiec-
ko-tureckimi pod Hamadan i sa
obecnie niedaleko stolicy Tehera-
nu. Pisma angielskie zwracaja u
wage homendy, by zapobiegfa "a
wczasu posunieciom sic Niemcow
i Turk6w ku Indyorn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

Z zainteresowaniem odczyta-
lem telegram, przedstawiajacy
poglady polskich organizacyi
w Stanach Zjednoczonych
Rad Jego Krolewshej Mosci
powaznie zastanawia sic }acz--
ME z rzadem francuskim mad
kwestya ratunku dla Polski,
lecz stale oba rzady natrafiala
ma ustawiczne dowody, re ME
tylko obecny brak srodkow do
zycia w Polsce jest wynlklen
systematycznej konfiskaty eks-
portu krajowych zapasow przez
okupacyjne arnie, ale takze, re
process tego rabunku ciagle Je-
szcze sic odbywa, pomimo o.
piakanych warunkow W tym
kraju.
Minione dzieje tego procesu
zostafy stteszezone W raporcie
wybitnego czionka polskiej par
tyi niepodlegiosciowej, opubli-
kowanym W naszej wiasneJ
prasie minionego istopada, a
dowody dalszego trwania tych
konfiskat pojawiaja sic CO.
dziennie W prasie austryackieJ,
Cztery tysiace pieeset wago-
now kartofli miano wysiac O.
statniego pazdziernika Lubli-
ma do Wiednia, a dekret z 2Sgo
grudnia reguluje import byd3a,
owiec, swim, drobiu. jaj, miesa,
1oiu, mleka wielu innych arty-
kufow z Polski do Austryi. =
. Dnia 12go listopada wiedenska
prasa ogiaszafa nadejscie wiel-
kiego transportu gesi z Polski.
Me MONA uchronic sic pred
wyciagnieciem wniosku, re
wstrzymanie takiego eksportu
zwrot przez Niemcy i Austrye
zapasow zabranych W przeszfo-
Sci usunafby niebezpieczenstwo
smierci giodowej re wv ty1n
.wypadku) mafy tylko - jesli
iakikolwiek wogole - dowoz Z
poza oceanu byiby koniecz--
nyrn.
Pierwszym krokiem, jaki ma
ley uczynie w interesie Polski,
lest utworzenie organizacyi ma
mieiscu, celem kontroli pozo--
stafych zapasow i celem otrzy-
mania cd rzadow niemieckiego
austrayckiego gwaraneyi CO..
dziennego rozdziaiu miedzy lu-
dnosc ekwiwalentu srodkow zy
wnosci poprzednio zabranych'
Ze wzgledu ma to, CO rniafo mlej
see w Belgii, gdzie Niemcy
ME krepowani zadneni specyal
nemi gwarancyami uzyli wszel-
kich sposobow, by pozbawlc
kraj wszystkich zasobow, pew
mem jest, re kazda proba do
wozu z poza oceanu, zanim te-
90 kroku sic ME uczyni, wzmo-
g1aby tylko rekwizycye nieprzy
jaciela, dajac mu zapewnienie
zwrotu zapasow, ktore zabiera.
Prosze przyjae mole zapew--
nienie giebokiej sympathy rza--
du Jego Krolewskiej Mosci.
III IT ASOIIITH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
0t 9'v!i'li A.4a!tAs
ia ape! Po!pn!i!!.
Mic ME obiecuje.
Zwala wine ma Niemcy.

Jak wczoa juz doneslmy premier angielsk Asquh made
kabogram poaczonych poskich organzacy Ameryce
odnosiy do nego posba przepuszczenie nosc
odzey Polsk Kabogam nadszedf p K zychlnsde
co. pezesa ktory ako przedsawicel nawiekszej pod
wzgedem iczby poske Oganizac wychodztwe perwszy
pod tym apeem b podpsany wobec czego premier Asqui
go ades kabogram so wysiai Ponize podaemy bzmenie
depeszy jezyku angielskim posdnn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

pek}y pod Katwoude, a woody "a
toki, ktorej poziom jest znacznie
wyzszy cd ladu brzeznego, wyla-
ly sic ma brzegi ma olbrzymiej
przestrzeni. Mieszkahcy okolicz--
nych wiosek i miasteczek ucho--
dza tysiacami; donosza, re i inne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

l have read with interest tho
telegram representing the
views of the Polish organiza--
tons in the United States.
His majesty's government is
earnestly considering the ques-
ton of Polish relief in consulta-
ton with the French govern
ment, but they are faced with
accumulating evidence that not
only is the present shortage of
the necessaries of life in Po--
land due to tie systematic con-
fiscation and export of native
stocks by the occupying ar
mics, but, also, notwithstand-
ing the dep1orable condition of
the country today, this process
of spoliation still continues.
The past history Of this pro-
cess was summarized in a re.
port by a leading member of
the Polish independence party
published in our own press last
November, and evidence of the
continuance of these confiSca-
tons appears daily in the Au-
strian press.
Four thousand five hundred
wagon loads of potatoes were
to be sent from Lublin to Vien-
ma last October and a decree
of Dec. % regulates the impor-
tation from Poland into Austria
of cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry,
eggs, meat, tallow, milk and
many other articles. On Nov.
IL the Vienna press announ-
ced the arrival of large ship
ments of geese from Poland.
1t is impossible to raise the
conclusion that the stoppageS
of such exports and replace
ment by Germany and Austria
of the stocks seized in the past
would remove the danger OF
starvation and that little if any
importation from overseas is
necessary.
The first step to be taken in
the interest of Poland is the
establishment of an organiza-
ton on the spot to control all
remaining stocks and to obtain
from the German and Austrian
governments the guarantee OF
a daily ration to the popula-
ton equivalent to the food
stuffs seized In the past.
In view of what has hap
pened in Belgium, where the
Germans have used every
effort to remove all resource of
the country not governed by
specific guarantees, it is cer--
tain that any permission to inn
port from overseas before these
steps have been taken would
only stimulate the requisition of
the enemy by giving him the
assurance of supplies to replace
what he takes. Please accept
my assurance Of the deep SYM
pathy of his majesty's govern
ment.
H.H. ASQUITH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
z pod Kaukazu.

Piotrogrod, Is stycznia. - Ra-
port donosi walkach w okolicy
Ardzich, gdzie rozbito watahe
Kurdow ujeto ponad 800 jef--
cow, oraz sporo zdobyczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Ma morzach.

Rzym, Is stycznia. - Urzedo-
wo ogioszono, il nur francuski
,,Foucault', nalezqcy do wioskiej
floty ma czas wojny, zatopi} W mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

Londyn, Is stycznia. - Pry-
watne So doniesienia, IL Sprzy-
mierzeni nieustannie laduja ludzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

Jezeli chcecie pozyczks na proper
IA przytem dobra rzetelna obsiuge
idzcie do Hatterman CLAM lilo
Milwaukee ave. ---, NOsh@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
lime telegramy.
,Potop" W Holandyi.

Amsterdam, Is stycznia. = Ia
my morskie zatoki Zuyder-Zee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

groble i tamy So SLIME zagrozone,
a to powodu wielkich burr NOR
skich ulew, powodujacych zale-
WV owe. Szkody olbrzymie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Pod Salonikami.

Zach ma Adryatyku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

Jest uajzupefniei ma mieJscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15

YESTERDAYS CIRCULATION
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-01-15
Z wloskiego frontu.

,Zy'1ll.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
WELCOME TO GOV. BRADY

The people of Alaska. without regard to politics or differences Of opinion. will welcome the return to the Territory Of former Gov. John G. Brady Mrs Brady and the members Of their family. It has now been more than s5 years since Gov Brady first came to Alaska a young missionary. He has wit messed the growth Of the Territory-an of it since its Americanization All of his active years, except the last hardozen or so have been spent here. Be fore Alaska had started to grow he up his house hold in this pioneer country the farthest American frontier His wife like himself, came here as a missionary for the purpose of advancing the good Of the country and of humanity itself Their family was born and reared here. They remained here until, the other frontiers disappearing Alaska was the last and only frontier. They have returned, after brief absence. to see Alaska fast changing from frontier conditions to those that obtain throughout the States That they might remain here and live long until Alaska is one of the greatest of the Sisterhood of the American Union of States, is the wish Of all Alaskans-thc -oldtlmers and the new.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21

by Democratic Governor And yet further he was A member of his party's convention which nominated sulzer and Grgsby In spite of these facts, he boed his party and Is now attacking it. And he is doing 1t at a time when the party in Alaska and throughout the Nation is making such fight for Democratic principles and the progressive development of Alaska as never before was made; at time when the pros poets for success are brilliant but when the services of every lover Of Jefersonan principles is needed at time when the Democratic party has been given it's greatest opportunity to serve Alaska, and is making splendid efforts to meet the opportunity. When the charge was sounded for Democrats to stand up and face the battle for Alaska, Mr. Cobb, because he couldn't be captain in the fight deserted and raised the ensign of the enemy.
 bare statement of the facts tells it's own story Mir Cobbs treason is his party and to Gov. Strong More than that his treason is to the people of Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
WASTE AND MORE WASTE
CSt. Louis Republic)

The other day New York City sold several thou sand pounds of paper at average price of cents pound Some of the waste paper" disposed of in this sale was worth more, pound for pound, than wheat and without doubt carloads of this valuable stuff are going waste every day in every city of any size in the country.
 Long before the paper famine acute chari table association in this city made a respectable in come by begging waste paper instead of money. If it had not been so collected the paper would have gone into the fire but this waste is only Of many wastes It is said that there is more free land in the United States but it is fact that there is enough good land going to waste to support small nation and not i'm the inaccessible parts the country either Along almost every highway and every railroad in the country strips of good land growing weeds The city wastes which now pOllute lakes and streams or pile up in dump heaps could be made into mines of wealth. Our fuel wastes in furnaces, coke ovens and mines are enormous, and the story might be prolonged; but preaching in general terms against waste Is rather futile business. Systematic agitation economic pressure and better laws will slowly stop the leaks
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
Our Daily Special.
Lnke McLnke Says

You can't always tell lt often happens that the small town boy is headed straight for the Bad Place, because he plays pool and smokes cigarettes, turns out to be the burg's most prosperous and most useful citizen: while the good boy who won all the banners in Sunday School turns out to be the burg's cham pion loafer and the town drunkard.
 Us Freeborn Americans are strong for our Personal Liberty We may let few Sob Sisters compel us to drink water when we want beer, but we reserve our Inherent Right to cuss the Administration without fear of punishment for Lese Ma jeste.
 How 1t must hurt a Hypocrite to be honest! The good, sweet folks who are saving us onery Common Peepul from ourselves are strong on Censoring. In the movies they have censored every reference to the humbuggery of Prohibition and Reform, but they never censor the islanders and the lies heaped on the other side. In a half dozen recent "fllums" we have seen a half dozen alleged barroom scenes in which barkeeps were plying drunks with drinks. The drunks would fall on the floor and get up and get more booze. In one fllum the barkeep even held the drunk so he wouldn't fall while pouring the Red Rye. These scenes are lies and should have been censored We hold no
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
VALDEZ MAIL TERMINUS

Sometime ago The Empire contained editoria commenting upon the lesson to be drawn from the cir cumstance that mail had been delivered from Seattle Fairbanks via water and the coastto-FAirbanks wagoi road. in seven days In the editorial The Empire said ,he mail had been taken to Cordoya by steam ship thence to Chitina by rail- thence to Fairbanks by automobile The Valdez Prospector scolds Th Empire for trying to give credit to Cordoya where i belongs to Valdez as the terminal Of the auto mobile mail service The mail actually handle, through Valdez instead Of the railroad town and wen the whole distance from coast to Fairbanks thu automobile road.
 The Miner says:
 "The mail has been going through to Fair banks for the past several months and only since the inception Of the summer mail ser vice have the citizens of Fairbanks and the interior been receiving Seattle mails in less than twelve days. So effective has the Val deg route proven that the Fairbanks Cham Der Of Commerce has pedtoned the postal au thorities to route all first-cass mail via Val dez. thus saving several days time in de-
 aCordova is credited with packing our fish, and shipping ores. but when it comes 10 being credited with the fast time made over the Valdez trail we respectfully request the error rectified. The Vadez-Fairbanks trail has been persistenty ignored by both steamship and postal authorities. but it has steadily grown in publicity. until recognition Of its value as gateway to the Interior can not longer be smothered.
 I've again repeat that passengers and mall can redcn ralrDankS Dy way or valdez auto stages from two to three days quicker than by either the Cordova Seward railroad routes and a much less expense
 Mail has been delivered in Fairbanks 3S hours after it left Valdez. and less than seven days out from Seattle.
 The road is one of the most beautiful scenic routes in America. and tourists who made the trip to Skagway thence to Fair banks, and to Valdez by way Of the govern ment trail declare that 1t is one of the most novel and enjoyable in Alaska"
 We apologize to Valdez. However the point that The Empire was endeavoring to make was mol in favor of any coast terminal. We certanl, wanted to iniure none Our purpose was to show how greatly conditions have improved The fact tha it is possible to carry mail from Seattle to Fair banks in week, and use as a means of transit a wagon road through the heart of Alaska. is dem onstratlon Of the results of the labors Of Col Rich ardson and the Road Commission in behalf of Alaska that any one can understand. and one that cannot be too often discussed. It Is a token of still other things for Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
ANYBODY CAN FIND FAULT
lKeLehIkan ProgressIye.MInerl

(ketchlkan PrOgreSSFe-NlneIJ
 With human nature full of imperfectons, those of us who care to find fault with others, have an easy task provided we forget that we are also very imperfect ourselves. Among those in the pubic eyes who readily forget their imperIecuons' 1e Delegate from Alaska put 1t ovr any and all or us; when it comes to that. He is such an egotlst
 Everybody knows his history; how he struggled from boyhood to get education. How he came from the Middle West to Tacoma where he worked as carpenter How he lead fight against monster monopoly in that town and recovered milions-or 1t may have been billions from that monopostic beast for the citizens How his enemies sent him to Nome
 ust to get rid Of him. where he fought other graters put few in jail and scattered the rest over the world All through those years that he fought the "grafers" he acquired the habit of grating himself For eight years he grafted on the Aaskans; in that he represented them. drew his fat salary and did noth ing for them It is only fair to state however that was with their consent The majority elected him, This was due to the fact that he was able to pull the wool over their eyes and make them believe that he was the Great I Am" that he believes himself to be- It was all dream, folks, all a dream As matter of fact. he is only kicker fault finder; and at that when he is only bundle of impertec tons himself As a general rule, the people soon discard grouch. and the wonder Of it all is that they haven't discarded him years ago. But just so sure as anything they'll do 1t this year
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21

Herr Baiin, of the Hamburg-American Line, says the aim of the German people is to hold out hang on and keep still until the Allies convinced that Germany cannot be crushed. This is considerably different from capturing Paris, freeing Ireland and dominating Persia But the other hand 1t has prevented divers Frenchmen, Russians and English men from enjoying at least Berlin Christmas dn- ners and promises to deprive them of another within a little over three months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
MIR COBB

Slr. Cobb, who is making an independent campaign throughout Alaska traducing the people who are ma- ing his home town worth while and abusing the Dem ocratc organization and the Democratic candidates for official position applicant for the nomina- ton for Attorney at the hands of the conven- ton which nominated Sulzer and Grigsby. Further than that he is drawing salary of S5OOO year for
 position which he appointed Democrat
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-21
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