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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-08-25

articles"
In brief, the Governor has at his
disposal the sum of $4,000 for ex-
penditure from the state treasury
within the first year Of his admins
tration, and most folks think that,
with such goodly amount at hand,
he ought to be able TO hire a cook.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-08-25

tains 10 counts, averages IS words to
the line and contains a total of 10000
words, II is typewriter and single
spaced, The cases against Prof Ellis
are set for Monday week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-08-25

years. They permitted 20 year bonds
for concrete, which is the longest term
of life which they gave to any bonds.
l am not certain whether this bill was
passed, but believe it should have
been.
II hope these figures will enable
you to make your decision on the
proper type of road 70 be built in Le-
flore county. If may furnish you
with any further information along
this line, kindly do not fail to call
upon me-"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-08-25
INJURIES NOT FATAL.

Cashier S. C. Bull, of the Green
wood Bank & Trust Co., received a
telegram this morning, Friday, Au-
gust 25th, stating that Gen. Stirling's S
collar bone and leg were brok-
en-; that his injuries are serious but
not fatal,
This is gratifying news to his many
Greenwood and Mississippi friends,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
Seiratbs-e isenicu.
Stu fill.

2ouis Ilberslpertb uno Santlltc
maren am Sonntag auf Sciud bel
Com. 4lbersmertb, in bieiiger gtabe.
Gin wirfIih gutes Spiel 8aieboll
foro am lesten Sonntog ouf @op,
Seinlcin'S Glos itatt.
anoreas Sd)inOler mad)te an no'
rigen 9ienstae einen @eiddftsbeiud)
in Rem Sapen.
Cine Iu5abl iunge Sellte bon gar
madten ant pergangenen Sonnta9
bier einen 9eiud.
Witfel @nbler uno oeiIen Sdipe'
tier Sri. Gbriitina, iparen am Conn.
tas Godmittag duf 9eilld bel &aitor
u. &ubn unb Samilie.
2ouis bon 9ebren uno Samilie,
bon Sllinois, maren borige ISOLDE
sic @1ite ibrer bieiiacn Serlponotel.
SRI. ellie Ialtpit mar ou Der,
goltgenen Sonntag ouf 9eil6 bel
ibrcr 5reunbin SRI. Slorcnce gngel.
breht.
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. Wcnsbille 81. 3.

9ei 0ieiem trofenen, beibcn @etter
friegen bic @ieien Die Sdminoillf)t,
uno Dos Sdiimmite miro crit nod
fnmmen. Der Grirag fir &abm
miro nit jcbem Gage gcringer.
Soc Morre lpuroe a III pergonge.
men Spnntag bon ieiner 8ottin nit
eireln G0fterden beidenft.
Der @ei3en lit jett iibcrou I'M
Stod; oieie ISOLDE tpurbe audi nod
picl Seit eingebradt.
Sinlon Werf mar Gnoe Der nori.
gen ISOLDE in S%mcnsOille uto bali
bciul Gan oes Tabernacle. hinge
fGbr so Warm moren bel Der Irbeit
un0 errif,teten bas @cbGltoe in einem
{ age tam 6reitoa), mGGrenb mebrere
9aui6reiicr alll Sanstag Die gGnfe
uno Die ionItiee, innere Ginridtilng
berltcllten. Die Sroiten bon GD.
enspille liefertcn cin i6madbaftes
Mittogsmabl ionic aud cin abcno.
ellen. manor 8ubbs belt W1breno
Der @ittagspauic cine o~ngeneiiene
&eoc an Die Inmelenoen.
Gas aorn lit mobl am 8ad)ieh,
leioer ober mir langiam.
Mn Sonoioaten lit fem Wtangel
uno oieielben iino aud Iebr lebbaff
unb riibrig.
am lebtcn Somstag, Den s. Slli
botte Iid cine an5nbl 9adbarn nno
Srelnbe in Der 8obnung bon Otto
@inter periammelt, gu elmer Nod'
feier oes a. SuIi, mie bas bier Site
lit. @s CAB ein 6iidbruten, neblt
See Cream itnb 2emonooe in Sillle
uno SiilIe. Die 8ablreide @eiell'
ldaft pcrlebte frobe Stinoen inter
benz eoitliden 9ad Der Samilie
@inter.
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Gon5ert Saae lit Sermann

nidt 81 beiB, nod 81 falt; Oh i6G.
Digit ionit 0eine 3dbne ME 0einett
Waeen, Der beionoers gefGbrbet lit,
mern gu ibm in erbibtem 3uitonoe
einen an faltcn Srltnf Sufiibrlt.
Srinfe nidt baftis in grobcn Gil
gen; faie Ole Speiien gut. Cur gu.
ten 8erbauung lit es er~foroerlid,, bob
Die Nabrungsmittcl gut 5crfIcinert
Den Seronlungsi1ftcn i'm Ioeen
unb i'm Darn oargeboten merocn,
Dab bic gbionoerling oieier S1fte
burd griinolides &alien ppripee
aneeregt miro uno Dob ibre rid.
tige ginipirflng nidt our6 Geroiin.
,lung nit allaupiel Sliiiiiefeit perbin.
bert miro.
lteberlaitc oeine 8eroourunesor.
game nidt nit unnotigen @abrungs-
mitteln, oeren 9emGltierng &rGfte
beafl1prllDell, Ole Otr al Setller rld)s
tigcn Grbeit nitlos obgeben.
8creib ME, Dob Der Menid Elm
2uftseidopf lit bob Die 2lift leiu
iinentbebrlihes 2cbenselenient lit.
Gorge oarilnl fir quite 2iiftung icg.
liden &aumeS, in Dem Gu did ailf-
bGltit, lei es Sein Irbeitsronm oocr
Dein NShlafraum. @emobne Sid.
auf Dem 8cgc 81 uno bon Der grbeit
inl Sreien ofters tief atcru ai ifSp.
fen, I'M Den 2i,ftiucdiel moslidit
pollfommelt 81 MAIDEN. Mime Itcts
nit geidloiiencm Whinoe burd Die
Haic; Der @crudsiinn mpd)t Did,
babel ouf pcrnicibcnswcrte Diinltc
narnelio oufnerfiom.
Stebt Dir elm 9ah, ctipn Gin
9rauicbao, 5lur Serfiiaune. mlsc cs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
8runbrescln Der l@einnbbeitspflese.
Sm Sommcr beiouScrs midtis.

@eiunoe Srsoile iino elm Sdas,
Der nngeitratt nidt miBbraudt ipers
ben bari. Sebes llebermab Id)aoet;
.iebe @inieitigfeit in Der 2ebensipcile,
in grndbruna, 4rbeit, @rbolnng,
Spiel uno Sport lit f%eblerbaft. ue-
berfiitterung lit 10 libel lpie nnterer'
nabrune, Sa,ilbeit 10 idaoltd ME
llebernrbeituna
Gfleae 0einen &orper aus af-
tllna Dor Dir ielbit, wie aus Nlld+
lidt arf geine llmgebnns.
Seize uno 8aiier fam jeSer CT
I6mingcL I'M lid menigltcns i'm
Somuner t1gli6 einnal bonn aopt bis
3u oen Siiben au reinigen. 9antit
meroen ole bon Der Solit ousge-
idieoencn abfubritoffe entfernt, ibre
8oren fir lire notwenoiee 2atigfeit
cffenscbalten.
8aide Define SGnoe por jeoem vi
fen nit SEIZE nnb rcinem 8aIier;
Oh fannit Did 10 Dor aranfbcitet be-
mabren, Die ais Sdmilsfrantbeifer
burd Den Northumberland III aor.
per ii6 aniiebeln,
giirIte Define 3dbnc td9lidL che gu
al Bette sebit, ,ino in Der 8rilbe. Die
Grbaltnns gutter aaluperf5alacl 8u
Der insbeionoere Der rcgelniabtae @e'
nuB a,sgcbafenem Sdpar6brotes
biel bcitr1st, lit ilnenolid midtls titl
Die Grbaltltng eines gelnnoert Wta'
gems lno BARNES.
@cnieBe bic Speiien lino @etrdnte
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&eaes aus aubcren gsnntiss.

5 Charles 6. Stofcs uno S. g..
6ariS bon GltorL bas Grefutip So.
mite Der pSrodenen," ~unterleate
beim Staatsiefret6r cine Sctition init
25,l4S llnteridriften fiir ole Inter.
brcitrng zines Grobibitions /. Amen.
ocments bel Der Hopemberuabl nili
Dem @eae Der Snitiotipe.
5 Ser vglorei6e 8ierte" muroe
aud i'm Stoats- 3udtbauie gefeiert
llno Ole 2,916 @efangenen labten iif
on cincm Sdmaus uno batten Die
6relbeit oes groBen @efdngniBbofeS.
Spielc, beipeglibe giloer uno onbe.
rcr &urSmeil biloeten Die 3%crItreli.
ltng. Sum Ginner uurben $500
Etuno S6infen, 40 9uibel aortof.
feln, orei Sob ialtre @urfen, 1,5O0
arautfopfc, &affee, 3uder, gobnen,
Butter, Gornbrob, @ciacnbroo uno
3,O0o IprifoIen Eies pertilgt.
5 Die Ginnobmen bes itootlid)cn
gier~. Snlpeftors Mosbp I'M Ionat
Sirni marcn $44,1t6.20, foit 5000
mebr als i'm iclben Wonot leeten
Sobres. Sic Ginnobmen mGbrenb
DER erlten ieds Wonate oieies ,Sobrcs
moren I'M $17.545.95 GROCER, oils
ipobrc,b Der eriten S1lfte inn Sabre
1915. Gas 6eoeutct, Dnb ser Bier
perbraud i'm Staote m1brenb ser cr.
item SGlfte bon 1916 foit NM cinbun.
bert Sauicno Sob 8ltgcnomulen bat.
Sn Den letten is Monaten mnrcn bie
Ginnabmen in bieiem amte $6t7,.
797.46
5 Gic aonlmiii6rc iiir oas ncl1c
StaotSfapitol autoriiicrtcn lettc $50.
dc Die 3abluns bon $l79,4S2.2 90 oil
Die Sobn Sill Contraction &ompmr
fir lp0breno oes Mnnots Sunni fin
oas nelte @ebdi,be ooIlenocte g(rbeit
Dies mar bic eroBte bisber fir oieier
3lucf gema6tc 3ablltng. Die GuBe
rem Steinarbeiten nit gusnobme bcl
&uppel lino oollenbct ltr,b es iinb icb
400 @rbeiter un Dem @eb1r0e beifGf
!, tiat. Wtan eloubt nift, bob es in Die
lenl Sabre fertig wcrben mirb. 6,
i, befinbem iih nod 900 in
9aufono.
) Oie @eiommt5ubl bon Illtontc
bilen in Riiiouri bc6iffert iid) 5u
3eit a,tf S9,539. Dies lit cine 81
: nabnle iiber lebtes Sobr bon 1879
fir bic critic S1lfte oes gegenmGrt
gen Sabres. Seeds Counties in Mti
!. iouri buben ie iiber 1000 un6 90 bt
!. ben meniger oils 100. Sn ct. 2oui
!. bcfinbcn aii9 1S,OS7 uno in aonic
|. Gitp 10.4S7. Die 3unobme in 9
2oltis in einem Sabre betrllg 1,66
unb in &anias Gitn, LIS. 9.
Counties, melde mebr als 1000 vi
tomobile baben, iinb: Buchanan, Sos
!, per, @reene, Sodion, @obomap I'm
= ct. 2ouis. Garter Gountp itebt /
oieier Siniidt an Sdman5enoe, ocll
eS bot nur brei automobile, peId
5ipei mebr lit aIS I'M letten Sabre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14

nod l%druusenoer ooer idmeiBerregcrl-
Der arbeit mo9lidit tGslid, minoe.
items einmal Die ISOLDE. 2anec, mar.
me 8doer eridoffenL furae fiibIc re.
gen an.
Gin GROCER babel beimtiidiider
0eino Der @eilinobeit lit Der Staub.
SIN SailsboItbetrieb iino eS Suit,
Slbt, @aiier uno Seize, Ole Den
sSeino Staltb aus Dem Selbe idIaacrl.
Cine Saitsfralt treibt ein Stiid I'm.
per9angli6er &%ltltiirarbeit. menn lie
'ailes Wtogli6e TIT, auf 5ipcfmudbiae
@eile Den Staiib gu beieitisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
ScOe @ode cine anoere aranfbeit

~NJ~ NtbN uuutAJ StIutI ugII
slailben iolde 81 babcny oeren Ma.
gen 8llt, ODER 2cber nidt in ORD.
l.lii'g lit. gu feiner. 3eit ifeincn Tie
lld redt ibres 2ebens ou crfrclerL
penn JIG i6einen nit jebem Seiben,
oas es nllr aebcn mag, bcbaftet s,i
lem. Sbre 2ebensfraft lit 10 nieoria
Dab Dos Spitem Der &ranfbeit nidt
8iocritoito leiiten fam. 8enn 81,
Gein Spitcm itdrfen uno miberitanog.
fabtg ge9en 8ranfbeit MAIDEN miIIit
10 iiebntc geleaentlih cine Dofis Sor.
mig al%penfralter, Gs lit bies ober
felne Ipotbefermeoi5in, ionoern miro
brett aeltefert bon Den SeriteIlern.
Eeter 5abrnep & CONS So, 10
25 60. &opne slpe., Gbicoao, MI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-14
annitseiuerbe . Nrbeitem in Sentiden
S~asarctten.

Der Serluunoete, Der in oeu 9aao.
retten oeS &oten 9reuscs Croft uns
@enelline finbet, beoari DER 3critreu.
iine l'iio 5uglei6 DER Snmluua. @ute
Bidder. Die er Iieit. CUTE @itiifItiide.
Die er bort, mirfen in oieiem 5rpei.
fadlen Slime. Sic Ienfcn ibn nb bon
Dem gemiBtiein Der eigenen beoalt.
ernsinerten Gage uno gebeu ieinenr
MISREPRESENTATION @eiit allmGbIio
lpieoer einen feltigenoen Salt.
gei eintretcnoer SeiIung ermod,t
in Den Terfpunoeten, 6ic inter feel.
iid)en ilno forperliden Sdmersen Al,
leioei batten, gar balo Der Srieb sllr
8etdtigung. Die mooerne mebi3in.
iide &iiienidoft iiebt il, Der iuac.
naniiten r9ei6Gftigunss Eberopic"
Elm ipiftiges Seilperfabrcn.
Im 5ipcfliditen iino jene 56tiafci.
ten, Die Dor allen aiberen oic d)op.
ferilhen 6Gbiefeiten bes Ieniden
mefen mo ibnen cine nadbaItiae
anreglttg bitten. Die oontit per.
bnnoene ieeliide ablenfll1g uno Sci.
lung ipirft pie Elm @unocr oft uili
Den forperli6 2eioenben.
go lit es bem erflGrlif,, ooB oic
Setter Der SpipitGler uno IpnItigcr
&fle9eitdtten fir p~erlputoete o6cr or.
frantic SoIbaten hire ShiitIiec in al
lerbano praftiiden 2iebboberfiinitcll
unter1pciicn laiien. Sn pielen oert.
iden St06ten bot man Die Sanbier.
tigfeits uno @eididlidfeits Irpbuftc
Der Scrlpunbeten geiammelt, aciidtci
lno 9eoronct uno alsbann in 9llls.
ltellrngsballen Der Seffentlihfcii
gum Selten bes 9eutihen Hoter
&reu5es 5ugdngli6 gemadt.
Die 8rofeiioren Der itGbtiihen Wl
leen ooer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teller
it'd nit S6neitern oes &pten &reil5es
in bic Iufgabe Der Serri6titng uni
Ginteilung iplhcr Iusitellungen. lin
ter Den brei-tmlieno 4itsltelli,uess@ e
genIt1n0en elmer oerartigen 8ctan
italtlrna in Samburg befanben lid
lplhe aus Sol5, Marmor, Con Uni
jeelidenl unocren Bacterial. 2aib
iGee., Sleft- unb Mobellier- arbeitel
wedielten nit 3eidnunsen, @cmdl
ben, &abierungen linb 2itbograpbiel
ab. Nus Der longen 2iIte pes mi
s5leiB unb 2iebe Sergeitcllten ieie'
berboreeboben; Spiels, Sab, &ou6,
unn glumen.S Glide, @arten. unb al
deneer1te, S6alerL 8aien, @anote|
Ter, 9eudter, Sdiffsmooelle rim.
8unberbar 5eist lid, bob bo in DC
Stiile bes &ranfenbmlies Die 10 o
periiadl1iiigtcn @efiible fir Sorl
uno Sarbe, fir 8eltalt uno 3fpet
mGbigfeit gu merfbiloenoer 2eber
biefeit eripadt iinO. Inter Dc
Mosfe oes Spieleriiden liegt "a eli
ergreifenoer grnit perborgen. Ell
Grnlt, Ser uns lebrt, luie man DC
S6mer5 ieiner @uiloen anf totif
grt iiberipinbet. unO er5ablt, Die d
allgemeine Shonbeitstrieb i'm Ytel
idcn iclblt iiber bas bitterc @cb Of
&rieges gu iiegen pernlag.
Die pernunoeten uto %crfrallfte
aricscr peroiencn uniere llnterltilt
un9, unb lie bebiirfen unierer Sill
@oben fir jeben 3mcig Der picli':t
gcn EGtigfeit bes 0eutiden areu5t
merocn an bic 9cutihe @ctid)ott oo'
bic Geuti6en aoniulate crbeten. 9
fGnncn o1i6 our6 Die befanntC
SiliSgeiellidoften oircft on Die Gel
gicrten bes 9eutiden &oten &rell5t
. in Den Sereinigten Staatcn, H.
Is @roabnop, Stem Yorf, ge'arot noe
e 6cr, III, ipfort obrc ir9er,oDcld)e vi
siige ilbcripieien 81 peroen.
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Stnblsans iuenisitens einmal tdslid.

&egeIm1Biger, leidter Stliblgang
tGeIid lit elm 3eiden gutter @eiuno.
belt. Or. &ines 0ep 2ife Bins miro
@ud leidtcn Stiblsans geben, oas
SpItem frei balten bon @iften, Oas
8lut reinigeL @eritopflng permei-
ben uno bas gauge Spitem ouffri.
iden. @odt glld Iebensfrob fiiblen.
Sur 25c. BEL tpotbefern. aob.3
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-8ron Geb Saplor uno 5rou Sp.
u. eiuolo bon ct. Souis iinb bier
gum geind ibrer @i,tter Srou @orio
S6ercr.
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-@re9or Sous bon ct. Soiiis lit
bier gum gcind ieiner GItcrn gonrao
@aus ltno @attilt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
TO LOAD
 ORE AT f|OALG0
Five Hundred Tons of High Grade Ore will Re Shipped to the
 Shelter at Tacoma.

E. D. Reiter. manager of the Alas ka Mines Corporation, will be an outgoing passenger on the Admiral Farragut for the States. His con- pany is making it's initial shipment of 500 tons of copper ore from the mine at Fidalgo and MT. Reiter will ac- company the shipment. This will be his first trip to the States since com ing north last August. during which time he has been the moving spirit in developing one of the largest cop per mines in Alaska and turning 8 promising prospect into a, producer.
 Passengers coming up from Fidal- go Bay last night state that the wharf at the mine is all ready for the .Ad- miral Farragut to tie up to and that splendid facilities have been provid- ed for handling the ore quickly and economically.
 Following the Admiral Farragut an additional shipment of five hun dred tons of ore will be made to the smelter on the Admiral Evans next week, and on the Admiral Watson, which is scheduled to leave Seattle on February 27, five hundred tons will be shipped The mine is ex- pected to produce about fifteen hun- dred tons of ore per month during the balance of the winter while de- velopment work is being continued on a large scale.
 Assay returns show the shipment will average better than ten per cent copper and with the metal at 25c per pdund a handsome sum will be net ted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
PATRIOTISM THAT IS TAINTED.

In 1862 committee of citizens called at the White House to express it's dissatisfaction with President Lin coln's conduct of the war. After lis tening patiently to the complaints of the delegation, President Wilson said:
 "Gentlemen, suppose all the prop erty you were worth in gold and you had to put it in the hands of Blondin to carry across Niagara river on a rope. Would you shake the cable and keep shouting after him, 'Blon- din, stoop a little more-go a little faster, lean little more to the north, lean little more to the south?' No! you would hold your breath, as we'll as your tongue and keep yours hands off until he was safely over. The government is carrying an enormous weight: untold treasures are in its hands. They are doing the best they can. Keep silent. and we will get you safely over"
 President Wilson could we'll an- swer the arguments of his critics like President Lincoln. Most of the crit
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

Prospector Ads bring results.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

icism of the Wilson administration resembles the criticism of the Lin coin administration, in that it is small and partisan and aimless. It re- sembles the criticism of the Lincoln administration, too, in that the most of it comes from second and third rate men and newspapers. "Practl- cally nobody who rails against the President has a policy of his own to present." says the New York World. Even the most rabid of his critics are afraid to come out and frankly de- clare for war. Back of most of the assaults is petty and childish desire to find fault for the sake of finding fault
 Whether the President has made mistakes in handling the foreign af- fairs of the United States, we do not know, nor can anybody know at this time. He has succeeded, thus far, in keeping us out of the war without surrendering any of our rights under international law. Whether his pol icy works out we'll or ill can be de- termined only by it's ultimate results in the light of history But one thing is certain; there is no record of se- rious blunder on the part of any President of the United States who combined patience with high princi- pie. It is significant that Americans who are best qualified to criticise the foreign policy of the President. have done nothing to embarrass him.
 That sort of patriotism that is in- sufficient to stand together and up hold the hands of the government at such time as this, is tainted from the start. Heaven help the country that had to plunge into war with that kind of citizenship behind it.--Ju- neau Empire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
CAPTAIN SWANSON WILL
 COMMAND THE DORA

Captain Gus Swanson, one of the best known navigators of the Alaskan coast, was on the steamer Alameda last night en route to Seward where he will take command of the steamer Dora when she returns from her trip to the westward. Capt. Swanson was on the steamer Victoria last summer and has been with the Alaska Steam ship company for a number of years.
 Capt. Victor Westland, who has been in command of the Dora, will report at headquarters in Seattle as a number of changes are reported as under contemplation by the officials of the company owing to a number of new vessels having been added to the fleet.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

Furnished rooms at Mrs. s)siand's 8 Prices reasonable.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1916
THE BUTCHERY OF WAR.

The casualty lists published in Der lin contain 2,535,76S names. Of thes, 5SS,S96 are reported as killed doubtless this includes all known to have died of wounds-l,366,549 49 as wounded and missing, 356,1 ,153 are prisoners, and 24,0S0 are dead from various causes. in all probability from exposure and disease.
 Only Prussian casualties and those of the imperial navy are published in Berlin. Bavarian, Saxon. Wurtem- burg losses are set down in lists pub 4ished in the capitals of those king doms Prussia contians 40,0O0,O0O of the 65,000.0O0 population of Ger many. Assuming that losses have been in proportion to population, German casualties reach the hideous total of 4,122,125.
 The human mind cannot imagine the misery. and suffering represented by such figures. It can scarcely con- ceive the mere physical depletion of man power which they set forth Yet, this is the blood drain on single combatant To reach the total cost to humanity. add these figures to the French, English, Austrian, Russian, italian Gelbian, Serbian, Montene- grin, Bulgarian and Turkish losses.
 Was the Austrian Archduke worth such a price?-Chicago Journal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

Now, friends, ye know the Ladies Aid Made bachelors all long for maid Last Friday night full many sigh Filled Valdez air as men passed by Round lonely stoves while fires burn
 cd low, Sweet visions reigned and dreams
 did flow. Alas! all fire require poke And then all dreams went up in
 smoke
 And wouldn't come back! In February, the last day of all Come all ye men into Moose Hall. Surprises wait and lots of joy For each who once was dubbed boy This night comes once in four long
 years! If you miss this chance beware o1
 tears. Youll hate yourself when you re-
 member (So look your best and keep you
 limber0 That just this once Opportunit,
 knocks. Now heed ye all! Come out in fiocks The announcement will come below Read it we'll. Then don't be slow! The Ladies of the Civic League will give an unusual dance and party on the twentv-ninth of February a Moose Hall tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
Interior Weather.

Interior Weather. Valdez, Feb. 21, 1916. Fairbanks, 10; cloudy, calm. Salcha, IS; cloudy, light wind. Richardson. 51; cloudy, calm. Mccarthy, 22: cloudy, light wind. Donnelly, 2S: showing. calm, trail soft.
 McCallum, 16; showing. calm. trail drifted Paxson. P: showing, calm. trail soft. Hogan. 22: cloudy, calm. trail heavy. Gulkana. IS: cloudy, calm. trail drifted Copper Center, IT; cloudy, calm, trail drifted.
 Tonsina. IS; cloudy. calm, trail heavy.
 Beaver Dam. "A; cloudy, calm, trail closed.
 Summit. 20: 105 inches snow; cloudy. calm, trail drifted.
 Wortman's 27; showing. calm trail drifted.
 Furnished rooms at Mrs. s)siand's. Prices reasonable.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
Masonic Meeting.

Masonic Meeting.
 A special meeting of Masons will be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow, Tues day, afternoon. All Masons are re- quested to be present.
 -@ ALBERT GRIGSBY, w. M.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21
Weather Report.
 Valdez, Feb. 20, 1!

Cloudy, wind northeast six miles showed at night and all day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

Pasteurized Whipping Cream and
 pure Buttermilk at Love-Whitley's.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-21

Music tonight at The Liberty The atre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-11
~ N\\I\>~ NTINk AND WIN
POSITIONS THEY u\D LOST

potrocrid. Dec II. ,Nip Lundoul ..
After h"ing pressed back 10y tn" Tou.
toni, forces on IN" front cts, OF piu.
'oht the Rumanihns made an ottach
Yesterday and rogaincd their posi-
tous. tn. war offiD. announced TODAY
The 1nuouu tomont follows
'On saturday evening the enemy
pressed back the Eumluiaus along tn,
fluecht- -Mizil hish road The ncN'
morning the Eumanihus by a counter
attack restored the position. Tn,
battle is ~till procccdug
In pobrudia aud on the Danube
reciprocal firing ~ under way
In the region of kIrhhtba nca,
IN" northwestern Muldavian frontier
the enemy. about company strong
took IN" offensive but was beaten back
ny our fire tu hiS trenches.
In IN" region ut Ia" village oi
Vale Putua and "a the valley uf tn,
river Trotus 'Moidayidu frontier
the enemy offered stubborn rosIstsur"
meeting cur advance with a violent
tlr, and counter attacks which. how,
eyer. were NOT successful
In the mouptniuS along the who''
front deep snowfall and oonsidcrahl,
frost at' -Icn'iy hpmpeiing opera
tlons