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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
Som 3riegsidauplab

! ,Sm Samfains baben bic GniIen
neue idlipere 8erlnite bnrdD bic Sir
fen erlitteu.
8rpRbrttannien fiat ben gansen
Gorrat pun SpntbetiO= =Nitrat in Nor.
meaeu anfaefanft, nm Die Iusfubr
oieIes fir Die SeriteIlang bpn Wfnnl"
tion iuiftinen Mittels mad, 9eutidl.
! lamb Sit perfinbern, luie Der Wanaeer
elmer erofen britildJeu NitratsGorpo.
rattun erflGrt.
3nm @ehiel i'm ocntidjen aommanbn
Erin3 2eopolb bon 8onern, Der
Groberer bon @orIhou, bot onitellc
6es 5um @enerolItob8hef ernannten
0eueralfelomarIdoIlS BON Sinben.
burg oen SberbefehI iiber ben n0ro.
Iidlen SeiI Der SItfront 3rpiihen Der
Office l,nb Der eoGt3iiden Stabt Gar.
nopol itbernomnen. Erin8 Geo.
polb, Der I'M II. 2ebensiobre itebt,
lit Elm gruber a0nig 2ubpigs un0
t9I. baperiider 8eneralfeIbmorIhaa
Gr bat bon Der 9ife ol,f 9ebient, ipor
3uerIt 2eittnant IN einem cSdeerba.
taillon, bonn Sberlel1tnont in etnem
arttllerie-Hegirnent, mohte ols fol-
der BEN arieg i'm Sabre 1866 oui
Seiten OeIterreids gegen TreuBen
NIT 1nb befebIiete 1670-7t inn
ariege aegen 6rantreid oIs Saupt.
mann eire reitenbe gatterie i'm 1.
baDeriihen slrmeeforbs. SSn Der
S6lof)t bon gilepion seihnete er
ii6 beionbers aus. sSn sSrieoels5ei.
ten riidte er bonn o1n1bIid ouf uno
iibernabm 1881 ols 9eHcrollel1tnant
oo5 aommanoo Ser /. Gibiiton. 8e.
bor er an Die Stelle Sinoenburqs
trat, fiibrte er Sen Oberbefebl iibcr
oen Seil Der OItfrort in ser 8egeno
bon 9oronotpitihi rnb Ginsf. mo er
ole aneriffe Der Huiien erfolgreid
obihlug.
Ser militdriIhe Sohber1tdn6iqe
Der ogimes" in 2onoon ertportet iebr
boIb itrategilhe gerdnoerungen on
ben belttihen Gronten uno fiiet bin.
5u: ~8abrenb bieies gansen Com.
mers bat bon 8inbenburs Iein Gan.
8es on Der ritiiifhen Sront eingeiet.,
Ddbre,,b Die 9ruppen, Die er berIong.
te, on Ger geroun.Jront geopfert
nurben."
(Sinoenburg iab in gubIono bic
arobere @efabr ino 6aIfenbapn bielt
Jranfreih fir Die ernitere Griiis uno
Die Greigniiie ideinen Sinbenburg
Neht au geben. - Die Sdriftl.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
HnmGnen anf bem Hiifsnae.

| Berlin, 6. Sept. - Die Gnmaneu
Iiinb auf beioen 6litgeln ibrer Snpa-
iion in Sransmlpanten anfsebaltcn
luoroen nno steben iih bur bentIhen
nnb 0iterreidiid)en Sruppen suriIf.
Suoapelt beridJtet etn AbidJla8en beS
rnmGnild)en &oritpRes nabe CrIDpa
am Gnferen 0iterreid)ildDen redDten
Gliisel. NadlOem tic iidD nadl Sem
&eitufer bcs Gerna=,lluiies 5nriifges
sueen batten, idlnsen bic Seiterreta
der alle rumGuiifen angrtffe suriif.
Sciterreidtlde Artillerie rtR erUFe
2Oher in bic rumantihen 9ieiben.
Sm Norben am DiterretdliidDen linfen
Ilngel iiberidJrttteu Die Jtnmanen
ben 8perspo~GsrnDs'Eaf, ,uo tbneu
nnr Die Diterretdildle Had)bnt geeen-
iiber itanb. als iie aber perindDtcn,
iidD iiber ben Marps-Slnk onrdJ5m.
fampfen, murbeu iie non Nrtiileries
feuer anfsebalten. SeIbit i'm Gem
trnm, luo Die Ceiterrether IdmadJ
traren, fuunten bic Humauen unr
fletne ;spItrdDritte maiden. Sic 8nr
bapeiter 3eitnng rN5e Git" berid)tet,
baf bic Hnmauen tbre Grfplge in bie-
ier C5egenb ntdDt ausnuben fpnntem,
neil ibr Sransportipitem pollitanbig
neben Der moberuen Sriegfiil)rung
nieoergebroden tit. Nn Der Grcnse
huu Sab=SranIglbanicn riifen bic
Hnmanen NIT Der sr0kten &oriidDt
Dor, anaenItciniid) befiird)tenb, in
cine Sale ST geraten.
Sonbon, 6. Sept. - Ger erite
aampftas anf rnmdniidem Sooem
infolge bes Gtnoringens bon Snigus
rem uno 9entiden in bic SUbrnbId)a
fillrte 51t einem Hudsuge Der RumG-
ncn, bic 6nnoerte BON Sptcn onf .bem
Telbe snriifliefeu, Iaet baS bnlgari.
id)e Srtegsamt.
Berlin, iiber 2onbon, 6. Scpt. i
Nmtlidl lit hier befcnnt ecgcben mor-
ben: GcutId)e 8aiIcrflna3engc iiber-
ftclen bic Safenperfe nnbEetrplenm-
reIerbOirs iii Gunitnn5a, 9tnmanien,
nno beidloiIen rnIiiIdDe Sricasid)ifie. |
Is lunrben quite GrgebniiIe bepbadls
tet. Die Ansreiier febrten nnperieGrt
8nriif.
Berlin, iiber 2onoun, 5. Sept. i
Die Cberite Seereslcitnne meIbet;
&eitlidJer arieasidlanplat. Gna.
liIdD-fran5Ditid)e 9n9rtffe, bic am
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07

vWenn iebt cine reue Retro9rao.
OffenitDe geplnnt fpiro, lit es MIR no.
tiirIid, ooB bon Sinbenburg ousge.
!mobIt miro, iie 81 fiibren, rno es iit
natilrlid, 6aB er feline grnennling
| gum 8enerolItob8def CUR geoing,mg
maht, oonttt Die geIanrte Seeresmoht
Geuti6lonos 5u leiner GerfiigunI
IItebt," 10 fiigt Dos 2onboner gIatt
| bin5u.
Gerseiualtiauns 8ried)enlanbs.
3l1erIt nltr6e geneloet, baB Der
aonig &onitontin entfloben iei ,nb
bel oelttihen Sruppen Sdut geiudt
babe Damn bieB es, er babe obge.
oontt, Damn mieoer, er iet fdperfront
H. I. 10. gead) ben re1eIten 9epeiheu
je0oh bat Der 8riehenfoni9 niht ab.
geoonft, ollein er bermog oniheineno
infolae Ser IN 8riehenIono uno Mo.
3eoonien ausgebrohenen 9tepoIution
ltnb ben fortgeietten 8ergeipaItigun.
gen ourh Die slIIiierten niht Iqneer
Itano 81 balte11.
sItben, iiber 2onbpn, 4. Sept. -
3ie Greigniiie lhreiter 70 ihnen fort,
Dob cine bolbige pihtige 4e16eruna
IN Der Stellltngnabne 8riehenIonbs
eintreten miro. Gie geni5eIog. ,tno
anti-geni8elos. .3eitltngen Die ii6
ilber Elm eSSobr lang bitter befdnpft
baben, forbern iebt oneeiihtg Ser
nattonolen ariiis 5ur Ginigfeit ouf.
er Eremier Beni5elos mo6te be.
fannt, 8 oBer 6os aobinett bon qsre.
mter 3uimis in ieoer Meiie unter.
itiibt.
2onbon, 4. Gept. - geoh elmer
DepeIde aus 9ltGen bat Sonia aon.
Itontin ben 8eIanbten Der 9lniierten
mitgeteilt, baB er onaeiihts Ser ru-
m6niihen ariegserflGrrtng aeneigt
lit Die griehi'de Tolitif no6moIs In
8etradt 81 8ieben.
bon Sdlenf perbaftet.
Itben, iiber 9onoon, 4. Sebt. --
Baron bon Sdenf, Chef Der oelttihen
Bropaganoa tn 8rtehenIanb, lit ber.
baftet unb auf einen areuser Der aI.
liierten gebraht iporben. Gedsebn
tpeitere ariegsid,iffe Der aliierteu
1ino in Birdus eingetroffen.
2onbon, 4. Sept. - Roh bier aus
glthen eingetroffenen Depeihen lit
Baron bon Shenf, 8ireftor Ser oeut.
fd1en Bropaaanba in atben, mad,
atben 5uriidgefebrt nnb bat iid in
Ieinem Salie berbarrifabiert uno bas
Sais NIT Bahen limringt, Inn fihI
gegen gelditigungen 5u idiisen. Die
geihlagnabme Der oiterreidilden
(Gortietiino o,lf Seite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
3cmtralmdcbte ( iic9csiicbcr
0tepDuton TT 8rnlanD Surdbare Gdmpfe III Tranred nit
med)nbem Slid. - 0ettite nno gugaren tit Humdnten
etm1ardirt. - 0t1benburg Gbef bes Generaltabs
3eppeline ritbten reiieen sd)aoem lit Gnelamo AT.

Spnntag beganuen, fiibrten sn elmer
ansge0sbuten nnb erblttertcn Sd,lndlt.
NOrolid, Der Summe lit bic Sd,ladJt
an elmer 2inte pun nabe5u 30 Silp-
metcru, Is Weilen, i'm 0iauge 5pi.
| Id)cn Beaumont nnb Der Summc.
Die Sentid)en, bic Dpa ben 8enerGIeu
pon Stetn nno Jretberr hOn Wars
IIdlaIl beiebliat iunroeu, nerblieben i'm
Seltb ibrer Stellnngeu anf bctbeu
llfern Der Incre ano beIonbers aegeu
ShtepDal hin nno nurblueitlid, 60
sieres. Sie 9entifeir nabmen perlos
renen SOben an Der Monauet 6arm
'mte0er. /
Grit in Scr Naft brad, Der Syeinb
am 6odymalec bnrfl. Gr ipmrbc sn-
riifsetrieben. Nad Der gr6ften Cir
tillerteuurbereitung bieIes Srieges, in
Der Elm ar0ferer Wunitionsporrat
berbraudpt ipnroe, ais je snpur, fam
es 5u melt itdp binstefenben aGmpfen
5luiIdDen @ind,g nnb Der Spmme.
Sie 8enerGle ppn StrdDbah nnb
npn TaRbenber madlten ben SSeinben
bic pDlltg seritDrten Stellnngen Der
eriten 2inie 6nR bel 6aR itreitis nnS
bielten Den aueriff an Der siueiteu
Gtule anf. 8nillempnt nno Der ans
grensenoe &alb etugeu inns berluren.
SiioIih Der Somme bielt bentIdDe
Nrtillerie Die frans6iiid,en Nnsriffe
nieOer, nusgenUmmen i'm 9lbId)nitt
iiiomeitltd) Sarleur. StrcitfrGfte, bic
BET 8arIeur gum Nneriff borsingen,
lunrben blntig abseiuieTen.
aGmpfe bei &crbun.
iyeinblide Nn9rtfFe gcgen SGian.
mont nno nnicre stellnagcn Inb5it.
lld' Nlenrp, nproGitlid &erbnn, idlln.
gen febl,
gel SOnbillc unrSe cin @erban in
bem fran50iiIdIen gpriprnng oeIGu-
bert nnb 500 8efangenc settadJt.
9rei5cbn feinblidle sylnasenae unr-
ben in Der 8eaeno ber Sonme am
Samstag nno SOnntng Gernnter aes
holt. Sonptmann Solfe idDOf Iein
5uGn5tsitcS Tlng5ene bernnter.
Faris, ). Sept, - 3nm eriten
NFale ieit 8eainu bes Srtcges lit
,SelbmarIhau Dun Sinbenbura an Der
ueitliden tsront einaetruffen nno
ortngt anf cine bnrtnafige @erteibi.
anna an Der SDmmc, iuie Sas Gdlo be
Earis meIbet, Der SelSmarid)aQ
uuroe slnseu5euge bes Giifsuses Der
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
Gn6lih.

Der @ou0rcB lit enoli6, e1lolid
mtf0e1poft. Die cnglilhe 98iIlfiir,
0ie 9tidtbcohtlng Ser 8iIion-Bro-
tetc H. I. 10. hobcn enoIih oen 8on-
greB DeronIoBt, Ocn1 YrQiioenten oie
n0tigcn Gntborgo-8ofien 3ltr 0erfil,
glln8 3u 1teIlcn Ter 4roiioent miro
ollo tilnftl1 3eiQen t0nncn Oh er bon
0cm cin5iQcn Otittcl, Sen britiIhe1t
Sec @on0cl3. un0 EoItr1ubcr 8ur
faiIon 3u brinQcn, (Scb ouh modt
o0cr nrdlt. 8ishcr bot 0ilIon 1tet3
feline QcicbIid1e Shnrftu6t nI8 Gnt-
ihuI0iQlmg borQelhiitt. glQein mir
flird)tcn, BOB @iIion trob Ser nun
ibm 81 8cbotc 0eiteIltcn
Oie 8riten uno feline Iieben
Stomme8Uettern olth peiter ol,f ser
mncritanlIdcn g}ole tol15en loIien
miro. ltno tpie er aus politilden
@riinoen 0ireft fir oie 8ubnorbeiter
Fortci erQriff un0 Samuel 8on1per5
5lun Wilion'Id)en 2obreoner mo6te,
mie @ilion om ielben Gage oie2Ibom-
ion 8ill unter3eidnete, al peI6e1n er
"offi3ieu" bon ieiner Non1ination
Oltr6 Die oenofrotilhe Yortei be.
nuroe - 70 fiirdten mir,
ooB 0er @eihluB oe3 8ongreIie5
ebcnfoIlS mebr oentofrottihc3 poIiti.
lhe8 WahImonober mor un0 bon @il.
ion poIittIh ou8genubt peroen pir0.
england uno @illon perIteben iib
81 gut.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07

ncntld1en Nrmeeu hur bent nnluiber.
itebltdDcn &Ororinacu Der 8riteu unh
Nrau5oIen am Suuntag nuo Wontag
is uar bic erite grofc SdDlad,t led
1etner Grnennnng snm Gbef oes sc.
neralitabes. Gic SentId,cu berlpren
ilber 5000 8efangeue. (??)
Verltn, iiber 2onoun, 6. Sept. -
Die grUfe Sdlaf)t an Der Spmme-
tSront oanert fort, irie Die Sberite
Seeresleitnng beute mclbet. Siiblidl
nom iSlnf oerteibiaen bic SentIheu
iidD an elmer Is Meilen Iansen ssrunt,
gegen bic Der Initnrm Der Mliiertcu
aebt. Ter gerluit bes Sorfes Gbilln
iuirb bpn ben SeutidJen sneeseben.
9nmaniidDer arteasId,anplab.
softa, 6. Sept. - SnleariIdc nno
oentIdle StreitfrGfte, bic bel ibrem
&pritpfs tit bic 9obrnbid,a sebn Wei.
len iueit in rumGntFdDes 8ebiet ppr.
hranaen, faben bic rnmaniid,ea
Staste aartbunar nno Nffabnnlar
beiett.
Snterpie,u bel Trins 2eppoIb ton
gaAern.
6anptqnartier bes CberItfpmmau-
bterenben Der bentId)en 9lrmeen int
Clten, nia Berlin nnb Qonoun, s..
Sept. - Nie luenia Hnm6niens Gin.
trcten In ben Srieg bic aummanbeure
Der oentlden Ditltden Irmeen benn.
rnblgt, gebt ans einem Snterpiem
eines geridlteritatters Der glH. EreIIe
NIT benz Erin5en ScOpolo bpn gasern
berbor. Nnf cine tSraae bctrcffs Der
gSirfnug bon TnmGnicns &urgeben
crlutberte Der Erins: y9ic 9tnmGneu
baben iid| in cine iebr Id)led,te Gage
gebradlt. Sic iuerben lire Sicbe er.
balten, bas lit fider, nnb menn mod
ancere cinoreifen, iucrbeu iie and, If.
re Eriiael befomtnen." Gr betpute
Oas perfefte militGriIdlc 3niammen.
arbetten Der bentIden nnb 6iterreidlis
iden StrcitfrGfte an Der iSrunt, iagte
Elm Id)neIlcs Gnoe Ser rniiiidjeu &or.
i'm Siiben bpraus nnb er.
tlarte, boR Die game oentidls 0Iterrei.
dDtIdDe 6rOnt balb itabiliiiert iein
lutro.
Sn 8riedDenlanb hat Der Eremiers
3aimis anId,einenb iid snm
0eluaItBaber aufscidymungen. Mit
Der griedDiiden Nentralitat lit es an.
id)eineuo nurbei.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
allaemeine unb periOnlid)e Sreibeit.

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bon
Der unilbertrefilidfeit oller omerito.
InlIden ginrihtrngen feIt iiber3eugt,
|ftnoet es meiitens unertl0rlih, baB
Der eingelpanoerte ni6t bereit lit, iih
ibnen beoingungslos unter5uoronen.
.GoB oieier in ieinem friiberen Sei.
motslonoe beionberen SsoeoIen nob.
geItrebt bot uno ith ni6t 10 obne tpei.
tereS bon ibnen lo85uiogen pernog,
5tebt er MIR ielten in 9etroht. Gie
Grfabrltngen beS eingetponberten be-.
f0bigen i'm meiitens beIier, nie ben
MIR nit ieinem eigenen 2anoe Der.
traltten 9merifaner, Gerqleihe on5u-
Itellen 11no Die unberneioIiben Sol
gerllngen oorous 81 5ieben. $50 fei.
ner neber5eugrng nah einridtungen
rno 8erbGltntIie Der alten Seinat
oenen bes neuen 2onoes iiberIegen
ltno, miro er es als iein Hedt betrah-
ten, fir erltere ein5utrete1t. 9erar.
ti9e, Dem, Iagen1etnipobl bienerbe
9eltrebuneen ioIlten in einen freien
Senoe ni6t nur 5ulGliig, iorbern
bodlt pilltommen ietn. Sur pbori.
idiihe Selbitseniieiamfeit miro fie
nit ben 8orten ab5ufertigen il,ben:
~Benn 0ir's niht gefaat. parum
gebit 9u rtidt oortbin 5uriif, mo- gu
bergefon1nten biit9" - 9ein perniinf.
tiger Wenih miro iein Saus nieber-
reiBen nur neil ibm bic 5eniter nibt
genilgerto 2iht geipdbren ODER linn
oie Tiiren rtiht brett genug finb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07
Au1t111ter 10

it, alt geGen, tparen ser bette getpeis
fitr Die immenie 8ibtiefeit, lpeld,e
Die Administration Der Sohe beileate
lno fir tbren feiten gorlos, oIles
o1f5ubieten, um Die orobenoe 9ota-
ltropbe 5u berbinoern. Oils Ser Grd.
lioent ont 6reitog Nohmittog Iid,
nnh Sbaoolp 2ane beqob. ipo ON 2.
september nahmittags bic gotofi.
5lerllng bon ieiner INSTRUMENTATION
5im oenofrotiihen Br1iioentIdafts.
aonoioaten erfolgte, mar Die not,pen-
ot9e 8e'eb9eoung geiihert uno oanlit
Die 8efobr eines oIlgenleinen giiens
bobnltreifs ob9elpanbt. Der gonSen
gtottGn obcr mar Doourh bonn Som.
greB etn mirfIiher Dienit ertuielen
moroen oeIien 9eocltltng nidt bod
Bentg ein0elhdet iperoen fann.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-09-07

> Der Weltfrieg tpdbrbeitsgetreu
beridtet i'm ~Deuti9er &erolo".
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26

ID WEST SlQe 7. =. y. 1. meets
tonight 92O S. Ashland blvd.
-O-O
HERE'S A BRAND NEW ONE
A brand new stunt was pulled off
by a couple of live wires last night
But the big idea blew up when it ran
afoul the police force, and this morn
ing Anton KetSke, 1920 Knoll St. will
have to tell the judge when, where,
how and why he became infected
with a desire to tour the loop in a
hand car.
When Policemen Jones and COn-
nOrs, Human station, saw the Ital-
ian Pullman tearing along the tracks
they ordered a hart When the car
passed two shots were fired and one
of the bObbing figures dove overheard
and speed down an alley. Ketske
surrendered and told the police the
car came from the G. B. & @. yards.
When asked why he wanted to tour
the loup in the thing he said ''be-
cause it is so unusual"
ARMOUR GIVES COIN TO TECH
J. Ogden Armour slipped $500, 900
to the. Armour Institute of Tech
nOlOgy yesterday. Unlike julius 4
ROsenwald, millionaire head of Sears
Roebuck's, he was not present to
hear himself cheered.
1890
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy and warmer Friday,
probably followed by showers; Sat-
urday showers and cooler; moderate
southeast to south winds, shifting to
westerly Saturday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26

As a result of this cumbersome
procedure the lawyer who realizes
the poverty and need of his or her
client, will advise lodging the divorce
court cumbersome support maChin-
cry and, instead, take the woman
and man into the court Of domestic
relations.
Here a warrant will be sworn out
and served in the course of one or
two days, ordinarily; the man will be
arrested and locked up and the case
will be heard the next day. He will
be ordered to pay a certain amount
for the support of his wife and chill
dren and furnish a surety bond to
pay that amount or go to jail.
It is simpler and much more effec-
tive, but it means that the machinery
of the court of domestic relations
must grind out cases that the SUI
peTiOr or circuit courts will later at
tend to and should attend to at pres
ent if the system were not so cum
bersOme.
1t means that the one case is TAX
ing the time and attention or two
courts; thus doubling the expense of
the action to taxpayers.
Surely a simpler and more uni
fed system of handling support
cases could be worked out by the
divorce courts, and one less expen-
sive to the woman who seeks sup
port and to the taxpayers who foot
the bills when court machinery
moves.
-O-O
IN HIGH ESTEEM
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Robert Minor, war correspondent
and cartOOnist, who spent several
months in Europe studying present
conflict, will lecture on war tomor-
row night at W. S. auditorium, Tay-
lOr and Racine av.
Northwest Side L. Y. S. 1. meets
tonight 2725 w. Division.
Central West Side Y. P. S. L. meets
tonight 920 S. Ashland blvd.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-26
IN HIGH ESTEEM

Both Mr.. and Mrs. JepsOn played
in the Methodist Sunday school, and
last Sunday morning, as an express
sion Of their appreciation and good
Shes at the conclusion of the
Sunday school hour, the school arose
TO Jnelr teet. - Mineral City, Ohio,
Pointer.
-O-O-
There are fewer suicides among
miners than any other workers,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
.SCHWAB TRACED TO MENDENHALL
 BY THE EMPIRE

B. schwaab, who has been missing Ing since March 22, and for whom the police are searching. was again seen on tho 22nd. near the Menden- hall Bar. Merritt g. Pratt. who has ranch at the Bar. was in Juneau last night and reported that line men working on the pole line near Nugget creek, saw schwaab wailling along tho road away from town and towards Eagle river This was in the late afternoon of the day he dis appeared. The Empire verified this Information and will have other In- formation within Q few days.
 It is now thought that schwaab was oyertakon by darkness and reached some cabin in that vicinity and is being cared for one of the numerous ranchers. He may also have kept wandering along the road until finally overcome by fatigue and died by exposure. Schwaab is said to have been a very proud mar and would not accept charity or appeal for assistance when in difficulties. He earned his room and board from Mrs. Bergman by keeping books at the Bergman hotel while Mrs. Bergman was alive.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
BURSTING OF DAM
 BRINGS HIM GOLD;
 STORY OF AN ALASKAN

The dam had burst.
 Until that time W. L. cochrane hadn't been using $500 seal coats for everyday" wear. says the Chicago Herald of recent date.
 He had placered out of the sands and rock >on Boulder Creek, fourteen miles up from Nome. Alaska. some $50, ,O00 to $4O.00O. had bought with it all the water rights and claims for three miles along the creek, and was still digging away trying to find a way to get more than S111 ton. gold, out of tho dirt.
 Then the dam burst
 It was tho dam built to store up water for pressure in the big mains in placer mining. When the water swept l75 feet down the valley it knocked iiis equipment and his care fully dug pits to the four winds and changed the local geography.
 Rock Yields Treasure
 He was rather blue about it as he stood on the ledge of rotten quartz that had been uncovered.
 He kicked at the quartz reflective ly with his toe-and kicked off a big chunk of gold He grabbed a pan, One big shovelful of the rotten atone gave
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
AMERICAN CONCERN
 TO CONSTRUCT MANY
 "sUes" FOR RUSSIANS

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The Sub marine Boat Corporation has signed contract with the Russian govern ment for the construction of submar- ines to cost approximately S70-O00000.
 These boats will be built in Russian ship yards under the supervision of the Submarine Boat Co.'S officials and under a patent license from the Elec- tric Boat Co. The order is said to include 200 45-goot submarines to be carried on the decks of battleships and to be swung overheard when the occasion for use arises. These new toats are to cost $20O.OO0 each. or ap- proximately s4O.OOo.OOO. In addition there will be constructed fifty large submarines to cost approximately $500, 900 each. or total of $S0,OO0,- GOO.
 The contract provides for their con- struction on a royalty commission bas- is Of 71s per cent. on the total cost of the boats, to be paid to the Sub marine Boat Corporation. This will amount to S5.25O,OOO and is guaran- teed to the company by the National City Bank. which has made arrange ments with the Russian government to finance the construction Of these boats.
 The $7O.OOO.OOO Russian order receiv ed by the Submarine Boat Co. makes s75. 100000 in orders signed by that company within a week. as an order for eight boats to cost S65O,Oo0 each was signed with another foreign gov ernment just about o week ago.
 With these new orders, the total contracts on the company's books or on the books of subsidiary companies HOW total over s15O.OO0,OOO, which to. tai. however, does not include the large orders shortly to be placed by the United States government The boat officials have been in conference with government agents and tenta- tive program has been outlined for the construction of 50 boats each year for three years. All that Is needed is the necessary appropriations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
At lnsL the barbed wIre entangle-

At last the barbed wire entangle- ments were reached. They were stouter than had been anticipated. It took long time. but the barrier was cut. There was delay. Another party farther along the line was not yet ready for the final rush. Patient ly the party waited; they even joked in whispers. At length the signal came that the other party was ready to advance. The Canadians bounded forward. A Prussian sentry started to sound the alarm, but he was shot
 The Prussnans were now aroused. Flares burst out all along the line and revealed O trench full of the Prus> sian Guard. The Canadians rushed ln. throwing their bombs and bayon- etlng freely. Their leader was al- ready wounded. The guardsmen had been taken by surprise and rushed in confusion from their dugouts. One of them held up his hands and shout ed in English that he wished to sur render. but rifle pointing from be- hind through his upraised arms re- vealed the ruse. 4 revolver bullet settled the first mans account and the second went down with @ bayonet in his chest
 Further up the line machine gun was just beginning to get dangerous when well-directed bomb sent 1t Into space. Hand-to-hand the Canad- fans exacted heavy toll. They car ried verything before them, and at the end could 30 no further, as heap of bodies and demolished trench barred the way.
 The return journey to the British trenches had to be made across Q bull let swept area. One was was drag. ging back the body of a comrade. while another was supporting wound ed companion.
 The Canadians halted for on instant while a bomb was thrown. It was the luchest shot of the whole night. It fell right on the machine gun that was most dangerous, silencing it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
BODIES CLOG GERMAN TRENCHES HALTiNo THE
 ADVANCE OF GERMANS
lsneclnl corresLondeneel

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE. March 1.-The Canadians have won a reputation as good fight CTS in hand-to-hand encounters. Their ability in this respect lately was dem- onstrated when an expedition of 20 started out on o trench raid and re- turned with 2S. having accounted for about double their number and de- stroyed two machine guns and a con- siderable portion Of trench.
 There has been a certain livelihood in the German trenches and bomb ing attack was planned. When dark ness fell the bomb throwers crept for ward. making slow progress. A false move. a cought or a sound of any kind meant instant death. The Prus- sian Guards in the German trenches were apparently in merry mood and snatches of a love song came oecas- ionally from the trench.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-29
HEsERT WILL LEAVE.

Fred Hebert, of the Hub Clothing company, will leave tomorrow morn ing on the Princess Sophia for se- attle. He will be away @ couple of weeks on business connected with hls firm. Mrs. Hebert will accom- pany him. Mrs. Alice Cosgrove, mother of Rene Cosgrove, and who has been visiting here for the past month, will also leave for her home in Seattle. accompanying the He. berts. During the absence of Mir. Hebert, Rene Cosgroye will be in charge of the Hub.