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Il p somIerisia @ustafionin t. flo
8 i'll.
y y, Mutton t. flo 2 ip. ia Matti
Mannon t. flo s iii.
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23 p. Watti @onnon t. ao 2 ip.
10 &alIion t. flo 8 i'll.
"a p. @riebtin t. 2eanaer Dian
I. flo 1211 op.
20 p. Mutombosia 8iorfIurmin
foululIa flo 2 ip.
30 p. &alatpaIou fiptesIa flo 10 ap
ia 8anbon I. firfosfa 10 2 ip.
g. 50. Hieuni,
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% p. %nSaucfis5u q. MaGtdn to-
Iosia flo s iu.
% p. Haboocfisia firfosia flo 10
epp.
% p. &eo gpelIa flo 3 ipp. s. p.
~ebtooIIiim fansiu.
80 b. on Senrp 8affiIan ipiioro
bafea Earf &apitiin aiemalta.
80 p. SnaIlmanisia firfosia flo 10
epp. $. p. eft fansia ia iamoin illaIIa
flo s, info firfosia tai Sanobacfan
talosia. s. Sonobacfan puoro on
fpDoitd ufamdlIe.
Sobn Saafana,
1913 8or 251
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tarsia Ho 10 aarl.. iamoi1r fintfaai.
Den foImantena funniintaina Ito 10
anIi. ia firfonbaaIiIIa iofo ~i,tnmiint.
tIdla fIo g.
Sort @iuiomisia, flmfin fintfn,.
ben e~niim6iie,d ia toImantena FUN
mantainu Ito 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel
fdntend fiinna,ntnina Ito 10 ~oaruilIa.
SrsmaIanpaluelitfiet maisia poi.
toisia eri iImoitaisten ua,faan.
Stimritntaifo,ilitt Sort MrtburiSia
10 Sort @iIIian1isio fIo 100 ip.
s. rlrpiIainen.
262 @iIfon ct.
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SumdIanpalmeliis iofa iunnuntai-
no flo 5 ip., s. eft. fi1ifauoen 1 IND
i~irtnrrntaina. Sbielma-iuanmietto
finifna6en 3:na iunnuntaina flo 7
in.
&aamatlinielitps perbeisiG toiiena
torstoina FLO s in.
Smeplnieliran fofous iofa TORS
taina flo 2 ip.
BpbGfonlii iofa ianmantaino
@reentpiuesid flo 10 a. p. ia firfosio
fIo A ip.
Sefof00rinbarioitiis iofa perian.
toi fIo 8 in. ia miesfoorin fesfipiif.
iona flo 8 III.
gfetp @oebeiIem ienrafnnmasia:
2irffo: 2ocfmoob abe. Seem
@ocbeiIe, q. D.
SumaIanpalipeIus ia s. eft. tint
faioen A p:nG funmuntaina Ito $3.50
III. ia obieImaiIIantpietto ~firffo.ialis.
ia 2:na ftinmintnina flo $3.50 III,
SmpeInieiiran fofoiis on iofa toiieno
torstoina ITO 3 ip. 375 Suguenot It.
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Gotsfinisfd, 81. q. fuiifaioen mi.
meiien6 tiistaina flo 10 a. p.
gaImeIustani baliinfpnt fpoipat IL
moittaa plId oletpisia paifoisia tabi
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= Saonosta raaaninIatnfiesta
jobtiri pGdnidrp, biiono mari iiImGtt-
fdp iairoIoiiefii ia oIette iairos
pltpleeniG. Souister @ocfp Ioun-
tain Zee porantaa TeioGt. 3oeteIfaa-
pa iitd. NpptGmGnd
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
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%ippifoulu aIfaa Jitcbbureisia,
@asi., maafiantaina elofiiiin Ia p.
ia pioetddn fitd faboeIla miifoIla. Sp.
pifirioina fdptedGn fatefismiis, rao-
nahum bistoria ia tpiriifiria.
q. Niettinen.
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% p. Gairbmfiisia 6. Siriimaan
taIosia 8. eft. pbtepoesfG flo 1 /. PIP.
80 b. Grosbpsin, m~abboIiiesti
ruotialnfSesfa firfosia flo 2 i. PIP. ia
josiain perbeesi1 flo 8 iII.
&ippifnilii aletaan 8eaberin fir
fosia emf elofitiin 81 p. flo 8 e. PIP.
&aiffia t1bGn foiiIiiiln aifopia Iap.
fla feboitetaan nalmistal,tirmaan to-
I'd tparten.
e. @. @isianert,
Bubelin 1872. Sinlapion, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
KansaN KLrislt1
aaifnja Observation-Disclosures
@aple, isis.

Niin, toimottu firfoIlisfofous on
mt oIlut ia aiiat jotfa iielld pGGtet-
tim oipat iuurcsta merfitpfiest1.
Sierra iuofoon nellie faifiIle tattoo
ia moimaa niit6 pdGtofiiG taas ip,,o.
ben marrella tpteuttamaan, faiffein
forfeimman iobtoiamme Serran See
hffien nimesi6 ia moimasio, ettd
firfoIlinen tpomme tuottaiii niitG
iinnaufiia ioita eli nun tpS ia toi.
minta. fuinfa bpmGIt6 ie mrutoin
nGpttGiii moi tuottaa.
Sjati iiunaamia muistoia jGi ME.
leeni firfollisfofoufiesto, ia joten
iGGn ooottamaan ie,rpnn,puo firfoIIis.
fofousto GalumctisSa. @osfa tGsI6
tilin maininneefE fsltraamasta fir
Observation-Disclosures GaIumetis5o,
min i%aanen tGsi6 lnltiuu toimomufIi-
ani tiilemaa fcfnirstu ,parten. Col
~womufiina lauN1in, tettG me rufouf-
iesia mitisfnifimme 'firfoIlista tho
tGmme, iobon ctltpaGsiG fuuIlm fir
foIlisfofolfist, jiotfu otpat mGGrG6-
mia firfoIIiiesia .tpSsiG, ia iiis crit
tain arpoffntta, ijpnfa tGbben toi-
iuoiiin, etti lHs lnpt Sumala juo
meioGn elGdi in tdIla tiIaiiuuoesia toi-
pomiifiierlmue mlifaan pGGstG emf
firfolIisfofp1tfieen, ettG me ottaijim.
me min tnEipn aifaa, ett1 eli tarpit-
ieiii ldbtad ennen fofoufien Ioppua
pois, iuoa1l attd faiiimme faiffi fofo.
lfiesta. fuuilla ia b%ppGfipG poptG-
firjan ja min oioittaa iitG ettG 1aar-
naaia tpeIjet ia .eoustaiat, pitGtpGt
.fofoufIerl ilopettamiien pbtG artpof-
fam fuir u%Ifamiienfin, iofa iitG it.
iesIGGn orfin. WinG puoIestani o.
49,. .,,
liiin m%eTlettGnpt paljon, jos en- npt-
fdGn @atlen foforfiesia diff oIIiit
lopettajaifIsia, ;iofa mi,ooostlii crit
tain jiiblulIiiefii ia meIjelliiefii.
Niin, firfdlIisfofors on Ills aliisia ia
lopusia meliellisti ia iublallista.
Musia fabtaufiet, tterpebbpfiet, Dlei-
Jet pubert ia fofoufien alfaminen
erittGin iublaQiielta ia iiu-
llaapia tunteita be%rGttGfpiltd, loplis-
ia lopettaminen, ,loppu toipotlfiet
Ipeljien ia iiiarien puolelta, fas ne
pIent1pdt, tIdmmftt1tp1t mielid ia iii-
(attaipat %iDoGmmid Min, eta jos
fesfiisteltatSia erinGfofan-
noiIIa nIiii 'ilmennpt iotain erimie-
liippttG, min ne iinpbtetaan ia anteef-
i annetann, ia Min Idmpimin mie-
lin eritGGn, toteuttamaan niitG pdG-
t0fiiG, ioitu 'firfoIIisfofo,ifiesa Ser.
ran arniolIiiella aiprlla on toimeen
iaatii, ia fits ffiiir ON loppu tuntllnut
min l1mpimdltd ia rafentapalta
min on tliltu iiiben toipoon, eta jog
on tilaiIulttta pdastG ieuraapaan
firfoIlisfcfmlfieen Min baluan iaa.
oa oifaa clio lfofoufien Ioppuun asti
aiipan Ieipnlfiiena, ettd faan nmittia
aioal, niistG ii,rnaufiista, ioi-
ia iieIIG on tarjona alltsta loppuan.
OstGfpdlIiiesti.
s.. $. Seimonen.
YppoGn mielG IauIlta neljillG ia
Iiiarille IGmpimGt %fiitofiet iiitG bert
taiiesta fobteIrsta iota lain oiafieni
firfolIisfofouffen aifand, ia iiitd o.
lpnstufiesta, mGinolGiiille, mabIe.
lGiiiIle, iota %oioitetti minulle.
&affabin pIipaimenemme on tell
le liipaiifienia m1tfann palfitiema bp-
mot tponne, jota oioitttte pb6eIle ma.
bemmistd tpeIjistirrnel
Sama.
Yapinuirfa 5nettatnana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20
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20 faiinisto postiforttia, $erGnnpt
pappi ia M~iiffirfirja eli llniiampo ID
betetGGn ipnpnosti fnifiIIe, iotfa ii.
Iaapnt feuranpat Iebbet:
Sormers Dispatcb, fnbbesti mil.
fosia iImestpmG enel. t. bpipG uutis.
lebti, IetpiGd pIi 100000 fpI. / tpuo.
/ 80 ienttiG; enceessfiI EARNING
poras farmiIebti pli 100000 tiIaa.
ina 1 tpiioii 25 ienttiG, 8 tpuotta 80
ientti1 ia Z ipiiotta 1 boil.
Sofa tiIan pGbintGin 1 boII. eoes.
I'd moIempia Iebtid pbteeniG, iaa pIIG
mainihit firiat ia fortit iIman. So.
faiieen ~farmitaloon diff tiIottafpa ma.
ma bpfpGt Ieb6et. TiIatfaapas npt BE-
ii oioitteeIIa:
u. MaannIa,
81. 1 gr. 90 Siirtle 2afe, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20


Sausfaa eta fofoonnumme
Siibanmusta iubIimann.
Mposfin Mmeriifan MALTA,
Nsiinfiiin MALTA pobiolan.
Suomen fell, iuomen mieli,
&aiun iaapi iointupan.
Sloitie ia iuomen lapii
8aiff' on uuii fotimaa,
Sloitie, ett' pbbesi' iaamme
TGGllG fiittGG Sumalaal
8anbus MT 10 barmaa bapii
Sofa formen roimaiit
Saatit metiGn miliamaafii
Yaljon festit taistelit.
&iemu t6pttGf00n Jun rinnan
Tppnta olfoon Julia MT
8iep faifuu iuomenfieli,
Sierra melt pi bpljGnnpt,
i
Gllori iam0un loon Db0D
@aiu lauln pli moan
Huoret. panbat, pbteiiesti
Oomure trlleet iublimaanl
Tuttli on tuo 5eira teille
&ristiIIiien ~niioriion =
TGmGn- iefG ieilrafunnam
Eoimesta tG6 jubIa on.
Y1ent letraurM1e on m1ela,
Wiitta iuuri IiIP on tpS:
Niiorten ipo6mist1 poistaa
Gp6usfou SpnffG 10. q
&istim lippua ie fantaa.
2ouIlau oibe iill6 on:
"SSerius Min Doipi iobtaa
YG6stGa nIta tuomion. !
Seems ounen moipt ontaa
Sftraubnn Seeius main,
Mrutosf' ooulrne autlaita
SGnen fuollosionia ain".
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Smmalanpaltuelnfiia: .
ia bartausbetfid beinGfuulla:
Sairportisia:
Snnnnntainu 80 p. flo 10 a. p.
Sarborisin:
Sorstninn 90 p. flo s in.
Sunruntoinn 90 p. flo 10 a. p.
ia flo Z it,, mnlemmat ripin ju S.
p. ehioollifen fansia.
g. @iettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

SubIipoiiet fansaioilfot
S6G on mcioGn toimotiiS I,
Gttd Seeius teille off
Sumrin lilo, loboutus.
Siu6 mitd iiitd off
Waiffa minita mitd ois,
Sos maan Seeiufien MT tdptpis'
SubIiItammc idaod pois.
Mutta SON fun waan on ldsnd
SubIamieIt' eli puutifaan. =
-Seeius iiunaa iuomen fanian
Seeius iiunaa fotimaan.
&
Siis MT riemiilaulu fain
Sumabtele pilpiin asti.
Sofa ipoGmestd rair
-Suomalainen boiba mirfas;
IGimd foittaa nellie firfasl
Suomen Iippu fauniS Iiebn
&erran inioen lipun armaan.
Niibcn juilreW taisto riebu,
Sofa poistaa oiien barmaanl .
Serraan iuomenlapii liiota,
geiin ei pGipG poistu liotas't Al
%a
&nlP on mielG palion tpOtG
Guile mics, ia iulle nuinen N
Moni miettdd ipnnin potG
Snnetonta, iuomalainen !
EpSIlGs' iefd elGmGllds'
@oita iofu, = leimisfGllas'l 7
2ietiofoon npt mama betfet
@antabanne taipaan tulta
@ttei elGm1rne retfet
llnbottuis', ia peittdis' m,lta :
@aan ett' tots ne aifaan uiiteen
Iitorten aamrlt,, firffauiiben. y
q. 81. Mbo..
- &iriapainotSita otetaan mas
taan Muttaian firiapainosia, tpS teb-
49,. t;.a4;S ~ae4f.,4 4oh&asa.NiSo&
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aosteen Iiiton otpat mioistaneet
ieuraaDot lapiet:
@reenisi6 toufof. IA b. Wcimi
Sumama Storc, Gsteri augusta
Houtio. 2inoa Sreeni 2arttuncn,
&ilma &effi. GSteri Sofia Sunnila,
Muna Gsteri lliberion, Sobn @omin
Saine, grne 8ilbo &irjaipoinen,
Ioimo Salmar Smmonen, 8ilbo
8iIIiami Sunnila @erner aansas.
Wfasi Gitpsia toufof. 2S b. Mman-
oa SeIeena 9angas, Mnna 8iitaIa,
Saima Yertunen, Mirjam MGnnif.
TO, Miriam SeiffilG, Selma Ialo.
iaari, 3annp MrnoIa, Siloa Mbo, I'll.
ma Saacfion, Suloa 8ertanen, grj0
Olonen. Col SeiffiIG. Salmar Sor-
mis-, @iIliam Turin.
Binonasia feiGf "a b. 500 glbo,
SeIlen Biflunb, Senja Saipale, Sill.
ia Saipale, Sobn 5obmion, @GinS
SalonpGG.
JiresteeliSi6 beinGf. 9 p. Martta
Sdbtinen, Bertha @GfclG, Gill Morf-
ii, anno ayRdfelG. ellen &aubaIa,
2pSia Oapibion, &artti SIbtinen.
&astanut Glen tGmGn mnooen eaeI-
liielI6 puolisfoIlo 43 Jasfa.
8ibfinpt apioIiittosm 5 parifun-
tan.
&lioIIeita baltbainwf 10, y. M. toi-
mia tebnpt parbaan lpointini ml-
foam.
5. &anfiIa.
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SnNmrmtto.

Snb1mr,tno.
firoitta1r1t Is. ". 9lbo, I~auiunift 60.
iparo Mbo YdSAncfin icurafnmaan
ia &eh Gpen ;in Yoboocfin fristaIIi-
len m1oriioieuran SiibannusjubIas.
ia "a p. feidflmta 1916.
Serne teille, mcifot iisfot,
2np1et foiffi 5nnmen moan
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90 b. GIifforbisia flo s III.
90 b. flo 10 a. p. s. p. eft fansia.
90 b. Wonbmoooisia flo 2 !. p.
81 p. Sopeoioen fouIuna Ito 8 I'll.
g. Biffi
m~..Yo m;a
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-20

Bubelin 1872. Sinlapion. Winn.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18
City Hen1s

The local barber shops will close all day Friday, and will be open Atfe previous evening until Il clock.
 Henry Farr who has been Hi tor some time, is sufficiently recovered to be able to leave his house Tn q few days.
 D. B. Warwick left last evening for Hamilton, Ont. to take charge of C branch factory of the Stanley Works.
 Dr. and Mrs A. J. Barker have gone on a spring vacation trip
 A son was born yesterday at the local hospital to MT. and Mrs. Louis Houck of 30 Prospect street
 Only the best at Wilson's.-advt.
 An important meeting of Chamber lain council, Jr. o. U. A. M, will be held on April 29 This lodge is mak- ing an active campaign for 500 mem bers.
 Walter Elscholz of South Main street has returned to work at the New Britain Machine company follow ing an enforced lay off of two weeks caused by a broken hand, received while at work.
 Your neckwear always at Wilson's. --advt.
 A meeting of the plans committee of the Loyalty club of the South church will be held in Leader A. w.. Upson's office in City hall tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. Susan Weber will entertain members of Stanley Woman's Relief Corps tomorrow afternoon at the ~
 Samuel Waskowitz has, awarded the contract for the erection of a bus mess block at the corner of Willow and North streets to Conrad Cianci.
 Everett Bishop of New Haven was a visitor in this city yesterday after noon.
 Mrs. Charles B. Mitchell of Rus sell street has returned from a trip to Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 Only the best at Wilson's.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18
WILL ARREST BOYS
 WHO HURL BAD EGGS
Two in Court Today, But They
 Were Not the CulpritS

John Lickwar and Eddie ZipkO, two small boys, were before Judge James T. Meskill in chambers this morning charged with assa ulting Samuel Rab- inoWitz, an elderly man, with rotten eggs. The names of these two boys were given the police by nine-year- old John Gozita who professed to hav- ing seen the egg throwing, but dis closures made by the informer this morning showed that he had purpose ly given the names of two innocent boys in order to shield Louis Michel owski, who is a playmate of his. As a result Lickwar and Zipko were dis charged and the guilty one will be arrested later.
 According to Rabinowitz's state ments, he was walking down the rail- road arcade when he was suddenly struck on the face, head and shoul- ders with a shower of badly decayed eggs, Rabinowitz conducts the Tur- kish baths in the rear of the Stanley building.
 Assistant for Prosecutor
 Considerable amusement was caused in court when John Shian, who had caused the arrest of John Abraham on a charge of assa ut, came to court ac- cOmpanied by Lawyer r. F. McDon- Ough. Shian told Prosecutor klett that he had brought Lawyer McDon- ough in to help the state prosecute. Lawyer McDonough was not aware of his clients mistaken ideas on court procedure and thought that Shian was the accused and he had been retained to defend him. Explanations were made and Prosecutor Klett informed Shian that he would look out for his interests. Shian had a badly swollen face which he said was caused by blows from Abraham. On request of Lawyer M. D. SaXe the case was con- tinued until Thursday morning.
 Makes New Plea to Court.
 Of the many new and original pleas made to the court in the course of year, the one made today by Paul kOloSki is by far the most uniuue. Koloski, with Richard Nagle, was ar dested at the depot by Officer McCar- thy last night for drunkenness and ma king d disturbance. kolOski was so drunk that he fell down and when his attention was called to this incident he remarked in a manner that defied all further argument: Well, some times horses that have four legs fall down, why shouldn't I?" Each man was fined S5 and costs.
 Gets One More Chance.
 John Egan, charged with drunken
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18
Events Tonight

"The Iron Master,' Lyceum thea
 High class photo dramas, F'oxs theater.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeneys theater.
 City meeting, Turner hall.
 Board of public works meeting, City hall.
 Sixth ward democratic primary, 225 North street.
 Clan Douglas. o. s. C.. vs. o. U. A. M. carpet bowls. o. U. A. M. hall.
 New Britain Fish and Game club meets in Bardeck's hall
 Swedish Bethany church special business meeting.
 w. l.. Morgan lodge. K. of P. meets in Vega hall
 Central Labor union meets at 34 Church street.
 Trumbull Colony, U. o. P. F., meets at PAP Main srteet.
 Leading Star lodge. S. of B. meets in Electric hall.
 New Britain lodge, N. E. o. P, meets in Jr o. U. A. M. hall.
 New Britain council, R. A., meets at 242 Main street
 Word has been received from the Grand Court of Foresters that some of the members will be in this city Thursday evening to assist in the installation of Court Spinoza, F. of A
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18

ness and breach of the peace, was giv- en one more chance and was placed on probation to pay fine of $1O and costs. Relatives of the young man testified that he has been on drunk for the past eight weeks and last night he came to his home on Sexton street and ordered his sister out of the house Officer William Hayes made the arrest.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18

Frank kawaIcik. 25 Silver St. Joseph krenni, 245 Elm St William Lambert, 63 Pleasant St. WaIenty Lcch, 67 Grove and BIO High
 StS.
 Julius LciboId. 59 North St. B. Marholin, 313 East St. NocOla MeSSina. 64 Lafayette St. D. McMahan, 52 Lawlor St Mrs. C, Messmer, 523 Stanley St. Janas Mkalanskas, IA Spring St P. MOnahan, 67 West St. National Market, 176 Arch St. John O'Brien, 128 North St. D. s. Ohman- 716 Stanley St. Kasimir POdchajski, 527 Burr.itt st. A. POIa, 316 Elm St Lcal Protass. 5 Hartford Ave. "A. Rapp X Co.,, 298 So. Main St. Samuel Iscincr, Al Cherry St. Hyrhan Rubin, 10f Winthrop St. John Ryan, 1fo Hartford Ave. A. Schaefer, 31f south Main St William Schlcnkcr, 642 Arch St. Samuel Sirlkin, A Willow St. F. W. Smith, 153 High St. Isaac SwarsSy, 21S North St. James Sweeney, 91 North St. M. Tobin, 22 Crown St. N. Tomaszcwsky, 67 Orange St. Warsaw Grocery, S9 Broad St. Nasil Zail<o, 159 Broad St. John Fisk, 351 Broad St. J. W. Woodruff, Berlin. Ct +. Berlin Milling Co.,. East Berlin, Ct. F.. W. Bowers, East Berlin Ct w. J. Ritchie, Kensngton. Ct $. M. CowIes, Kensington, Ct, John Penna, Kensington, Ct. D. $. Negri, Kcnsington, Ct
New Britain herald., 1916-04-18
NEW BRITAIN

NEW BRITAIN Sarkis Abraham, 29 Lafayette St. John Basso, 35 Rockwell St. Douglas Bates, 20 Dewey St. G. Battaglia & Co.,. 30 Iawlor St. Sam Berkowitz, 648 Main St. Thomas Biasillo. 276 South Main St. Anton Boukas, B Harvard St. Louis Brin, Hartford Ave. Samuel Clark, Fl Elm St. John Conklin 80 Beaver St. William Cowl1shaW, 4S9 West Main St. Lea Datro, 182 South Main St. Francis Dobson, Est, 35 Spring St. Emanuel Di Normo, 127 Church St. M Doherty, 4O6 Arch St. John Donlon. 182 North St. B. Dubwny, 57 Smalley St. John Dziczek, 98 Grove St. Julius Eggert, 118 Hart St. Louis Falletti, 2S Lafayette St. Mrs. Dora Fuchman, 294 Park St. Simon FogeIson, PA South Main St. Gaffney Bros, 98 Washington St. George Geer, 78 Stanley St. Frank Gentle, fl Cherry St. Eugene Chaser, S5 Arch St. Nathan Googel, 186 Chestnut St. Mrs. Annie Gordon, 40 Dewey St. Fanchetti Gianesio, South St. Samuel Hall, 39 John St. William Holcombc, 171 Park St. J. Hanneyman, 399 West Main St. Jacob Jaffe, POO High St. Sumner Jones, 672 Arch St. Peter Kaminski, S4 Booth St. kaminsl<i Bros, Pennington Ave- Benjamin katz. 1O1 Whiting St. John Keiko, 115 Grove St. Max Kennedy, 356 Park St. Isaac Kolodney. B Broad St. Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy. 99 Myrtle St. Felix KoIodzik, 166 Broad St.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-15
1: BRITISH. RI II SEIZE TWO AMERICANS
San Francisco Couple Taken Of Uni-
 ted Fruit Liner when Vessel . Touched at Jamaica Port.

WASHINGTON, D, C., Feb. 16.- Secretary Lansing of the State De partment,. is investigating the case of two Americans. said to be Mir. and Mrs. Hermann, of San Francisco, who were taken off a United Fruit Com pany's liner at Kingston, Jamaica, while en route to Colon. The passen- gers reported that the couple had been sent to the detention camp at Kingston. ~
 When the liner stopped at Kings ton on her return voyage notice was given by the port authorities that ,one of the passengers aboard would
 allowed ashore unless provided with passports properly vised.
 Investigation has shown that the name of MT. and Mrs. M. Hermanr appear in the San Francisco directory and the British, authorities will be required to otfef;,an explanation for their arrests. 5s .<, :-'
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-15
CAbLESA|P HAS
 . BEEN DELAYED Believed She is Waiting for Shipment of New Cable from East De-
 layed by Blockades.

It is reported that the cableship Burnside which was due to sail from Seattle for Alaska today in order to repair the breaks in the cable did not leave and may be delayed for several days. It Is believed that the delay has been occasioned by new cable coming from the east failing to arrive at Seattle owing to the rail- roads in the mountain division be- ing blocked.
 Immediately after the cable ser vice has been restored between Val deg and Seattle, and between Valdez and Seward, 1t is announced that all night service will be inaugurated. The night service during the first few months after its inception will apply only to Sitka, Valdez and Fair banks but it is believed that it will also be extended to Cordova and Sc ward before the season is advanced.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-15
T0L0VANA RIVER . " TO i B|lt| B|lt| IMPROVED
 .....i "'. | .., 2. ..,,s ,,.t. .:..,t,;k. .,r ..E ,,4i Rivess and Harbsprs Hars ' Annual ? ?. Appro,
 priation Measure cafriss Sum { ,at ,' ' St' sys.a & p .}. ihcs.aT ;j : :
 for Alaskan Stream. !,

s., WASHINGTON. D. C., ,Fst .ls.--
 It is announced that the annual river. and harbors appropriation bii! ,as be-
 ing considered by the House commit tee contains forty thousand dollars for the improvement of navigation on
 the Tolovana river.'
 The bill for the Alaska aprropri- Fation was originally introduced by Delegate Wickersham who withdrew
 his, measure when the appropriation
 for which he was asking wae .inc1ud-
 ea in the ,riversand harbors annual appropriation. ' ro.' s...,.;.s,,,>t
 In speaking before the committee
 Delegate Wickersham said the ap-
 propriation was being asked to re move log jam near the head of the FTolovana river and to clear tie chan nel of Instructions for steamers. Ha
 asserts the improvements will :educe the cost of landing supplies in tho new interior placer camp ,tull- fifty per cent. X ...- ..s..
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-15
CONFETTI DANCE
 A BIG SUCCESS
Crowd Voted that Dance Last Night Was One of the Best Ever
 Held in Valdez.

The confetti dance given at Eagle Hall last night by the Eagles was one of the lest attended of the season and the big crowd present voted it the most enjoyable social event of the winter. The members of the aerie had been industrious and the big hall was beautifully dc. orated with streamers of serpentine ..itwin- led among the cluster lights and hanging from the ceiling. 'ags of confetti were also supplied the guests and caused much merriment as the dancers were sprinkled with the stuff. ', Light refreshments were served during the evening and the dance did not break up until long after mid night. The music was furnished by Pinkus orchestra ard added greatly to the enjoyment of the dancers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-15
TWO STEAMERS PASS JUNEAU
Admiral Farragut and Alameda Roth Due to Reach Valdez During
 the Next Two Days.

The steamer Admiral Farragut, ot the Admiral Line, which sailed from Seattle last, Wednesdey evening for Valdez, passed Juneau yesterday a, 4 o'clock on route for Yakutat. She will call at Katalla if the weather is favorable, .and is expected to reach Valdez .Th1fiday morning, s. G. swine and one other passenger are aboard for Valdez from Seattle.
 The Alameda of the Alaska Steam ship Company's fleet, passed Juneau .ast night at 6 o'clock northward ':ound: The steamer left Seattle at o'clock Friday night and is making good tiMe The passengers on the Alameda, ffbm Seattle for Valdez are Judge Fred. M. Brown and wife. Fred EgleclPngh, Mrs. Mooney, W. ;. M. Shnatx,s Michael Jordan. The, steam eh4caM4ks eighty passengers for Cor dovEs and material for the construc- ton work on the ieebreaker at Mile 49 on the Copper River railroad and it is believed that she will be delayed in Cordova for twenty-four hours.
 The Admiral Farragut is bringing ten days mail from Seattle.