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The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance O1 Ordinance No. 165 passed by the Common Coun- cil of The City of skagRag, On the 21sl day of September, 1908, pro viding for municipal olectiona in the City Of SkaSway, a general municipal election will be held in the City Hall, City Of skagway, on Tuesday, April 4th, 1918, from 2 o'Clock 8, m. to 2 o'clock p. m, of said day, for the PprposR ot elect ing one Mayor, six Coupcilmm. oRe City Clerk, one City Treasurer. and one member (treasuTeT) pl the sehcol Board, and at which election the electors of the Eaia City of skagRay. are invited to Yota for or aga,ust the adoption of sections B. 4-6-7 aLd 10, Chapter 50, sessions Laws of the Territory of Alaska, 1915.
 The qualifications Of an elect or at said election shall bp as fol- lows: All mala or female persons over the age oI tEenty-ons years, Bho have resided continuously one year next pgeeedinp the date of election in the Territory Of Alaska and six months preceding the date of election In the City ot shagway' and must be citizens of the United States, or those wbo have declared their intention to become citizens Of the United States and who have been duly registered, PROVIDED:
 That eu adults, male and female, who are citizens of the United States, or who hsys declared their intention to become such, and who are bona fida residents of the City cf skagEay, are qualified to vote for treasurer of the School Board,
 D. MCKAY,
 City Clerk,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

All citizens, male and female, de- siring to vote for candidates for the Common Council of skagFay, Alaska, at the municipal election to ba held on April 4th, 1916, must register.
 The registration books will be o en at the town hall from 7:SO to s:Se o'clock every evening, be- ginning on Monday, March goth, and ending on Saturday April 1st, 1916.
 S-6-2wks. D. MCKAY,
 Registration Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17

Zenith oil for SioclB. watches and typewTlters. Tain in body it quickly reaches the ausst parts of thesa delicate meOhapisns, lqbricat- inE them correctly without gum ming; cleaning those parts and preventing rust. 10c, 25C sec bot ties. Keller Bros, sobs skagwey Agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17
State of Ohio. City Of Toledo, } ,a,

Lucas County,
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 10 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney t2 Co.,. doing business In the City of To- ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and sv. cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed ia my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1SS6
 (SeaH A. ". GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure ls taken Internally md acts directly upon the blood and mus cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Halls Family Pills fer eoAStioRtisa,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17

It is surprising how good break fast tastes when you didn't know the eggs were cold storage.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17
only one ,,Bromo oalnlne,'

Whenever you feel a cold coming on, think of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
 signature of E. W. Grove on thsbaE. 2SG
The daily Alaskan., 1916-03-17

The sRsgHay agents for the EastmRn Kodak, films and supplies ,Ie Keller Bros. If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Snr5e StuStucuisfcitcu.

Der 23 Sabre olte @}eritoner $50.
nifacio @}orcno welc6er ii6 bel lei.
ner gIrbeit in Canton einen OSooel
IN oelr Sub aetreten bat ilno nod
Dem uN'erc0. @oipitol" qebrodt mlr.
oe, tbeiIte elmer ser SdweItern NIT,
ooB ole @tcrifoner bcr5Iid) friees.
miiOe ieien.
Sn gir 2tS, g9eit. SorotoQoItroBe,
bat Der nGbriitIi@e @ercin iltnaer
0rouen" einen o2unH .9ioom" fir
6rnlen eingerichtet. Dos 2otol ltebt
lInter Seihtng oes 6rIS. 81. 81. gron-
Oenburg.
9lnS Baltimore. imo aus 9[lmt
Nrmoel-Gountp iuuroc aeItcrn W2or.
acn itorfcr Sroit gemeloet.
Sin Sumo, Sen Serr SSo6n 6. Sra.
bam BON SrigbtiiOc.9lpenue, Gifes,
bile nab 9}oriolf, Go., nit cineu
Gampier acianot bate, lit uncrwor.
tet na4 FifeSDiIle 3iriidacfcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
sui AUD 1Irnnen hnhrn.

Srou @. @ Sarpooo bon 9}r.
644, S9eit-SoDette.Str brohte
9cltern IN Grfabrtng ooB lib i5r
@ottc, @iIhnm g9eIlington Sor.
mooo, fiir Oen iie am If. September
einen Saitbefebl 5uedS @rIonglno
BON 9llimcllten bate auSIteIlen loIIcn,
angeblid am %. glu9uit nit cineg
So1ter oeS Deritorbcnen Goli5ei.
Sergeauten 9uicb berbeirat6et bate.
Sic bate ai6 Oie gloreIle Oes Ser.
lbwunoenen in @riabrlng oe6rabt,
Der Damn geIteru glbcno oer6oftet
mo nod Der iiiomeItIi6en Golisei.
Itation ge6radt murOe. Soormooo
muroe crit Dor einiaen @oden in sic
8aptiItcn-&irhe uufgenommcn ino
lon, ebe cr feline 3lpeite 9rau 6eiro
tbete, in Die fatboliic6e Stride iiber-
getreten iein. &nter 9roipn bon ser
ct. Wlortin'S Stride bate i'm sur
gliiinabme in ole fat6olilde Girhe
Oorbereitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Sn Salbington lit Der rs Sabre
olte 9ouis q. Gliiea bon Canada
i'm Seem. @iQoro.Sotel" ais on9eb-
Iicbcr SotcIOieb Derbaftet woroeL
uno in iciltem Softer muroen OieIe
@crtbiocben gefitnoen, mel6e IN 8ol-
timore eelto6len moren. @ebeim.
poli5iit &ogon begob licb geitern nod]
gSolbington nm oen Nlonn nob
Baltimore 81 bolen glm 26. unN
%. Septcmbcr, ais oie @Glte 6eS
nSotclS 9cl0cocrc~ entmcocr iul
@beoter noren o0er am 9l6enotiide
ioBen mur0cn orei 9lportemcnts
auSqeroubt. 9llS Dem 3immer Oes
Srn. s. g. 9oniol Derl6monoen
Sdmudio1en ltno 8oorgelo i'll So0bc
bon $1,000, uno 8wei Gage lpGter
muroen aus Dem 3inmer oe8 Srn.
GbaS. $. GideD Sdmudiobeu i'm
@ertbe bon 1915 lmo aus Dem 3im.
mer oes Srn. 9loron Strous 8ur
S6be iiber 5000 entpenoct.
gSie aus &oi6ingtou 6eri6tet
muroe, mar 9tuiieQ gerooe babel,
peribieoenc gIportcment8 i'm ogiem-
gSiuoroSotel" 81 beraubeu, ais sic
DeteftiDe i'm hldten in0 ale i'm
gSotel 9eloeoere" DcrniBtcn Soden
muroen in ieinem Softer oeftuoeu.
Gltiiea miro oen 9cb0roen in 9oIti-
more ousgelieiert merOe1 ioboIo.
oieieIbeu feline 9lusliefeumg perlan.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

@lelouue. 9icitenaut RuB borte
ernit 5n, oauu 3o9 Ct ben 6d6nrld
bciieite uuO begarn leiic NIT ibni 5l
ipreHeu. Gonn lait; gGu bait pier-
5c6n Eoge ltrlaub, reiic iofort ob
@roi giicr6a5p Gina nit gelcnftelu
@Iid binauS. Nlau fab ieincm @es
iidt nicbts an. Ger 4ommonoant
menoetc iicb 8u mir Seine @luttcr
lit aeitorben; lie mar Der ein5igc
Wienlrh, 0ell cr aili 0er &elt no6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Srnt nm lNrLeiie nnfnefnnSen.

9ln oen @eIeiier ser o@lorplonO
nnO @enniplpanio-@iienbobn wurOc
geitern Niorgen 8ilinm ASatterion
melNcr tpdbreuo oeS Somners IN
elmer GonierDen.6abrif in 9eloir
tbdtig mar, foot oufeeiunOen @lerf'
male am &0rper loiien Oarouf iblie.
BEN OaB Der N}onn bon einem 3u9e
getroifen iDurOe, oo1 lit Die GooeS-
uria6e nod nibt oeiinitiO ieltge-
itent Der @erungliidte loll cine
6rau lno Elm &inO Babeil oie in
Baltimore Do6nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
@elunhtOs in Sas S5oTpipl ciusc'
Iiefcrt.

Gin unbefomiter 10 Sabre alter
&nobe muroe geitern ani &eronlal-
lung oes Or. GbonloS 9. Sorton ans
Curtis @op Sem @lercg Soipital in
bepuBtIoiem 3uitanOc eineelielert,
na6oem Oerielbe bon einem 2altoiito,
Oas on9eblib Ser ,@os mo electric
@eiellidoft" oebort iiberia6rcn par.
Ger &nabe bat eincu Sh60elbrub
imO an0ere @erlesungen oopon ge-
trugen uno leiu 3uitan0 miro als
iebr eruIt be5eibnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
ltupermciSlidler lIufal(.

Ter ZOO beS 6 Sabre olteu Som.
aro 6. 9}idolS bon 9}r. 402, Grim
Oalls1traBe, Der am Sonntag 9}ah.
mittag Dor elmer Garage in ser
@rinoaQsShoBe BON einem 2oitauto
ii6eriabren mO aetootet woroen mar,
mlroe eeiler 9lben0 in Der iiioIden
Eoli5eiltation BON elmer GoronerS-
Suru imteriubt mo ais Gin moer.
meioliber llniol be5eibuet. Ger
Gboufieur oeS glutoS, 9lobert 6ertit-
tic bon 9tr. s1S, 9iebt.5troBe, ser
per5aftet WorOen mar murOe olf
ireieu SUB aciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
sIns Oeu sampfen in Scr sufoiuina.
(sfi85e bon 9(rnoIo SSarieocl)

&. H. +. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20.
Slnli. Der imgariIbe ariegses
ridteritotter rief mid iiber Sen Gid
beriiber an. oGu bel Dina 1T 2ieu'
tenant 0irof Sulius Giterbo5p aefal-
Icnl~ Sd ia6 etuos eritolmt uiif;
oen @anreu 0cs berii6mien N2agno'
teneeidIeGts felmt Se0cr, aber Der
eeiaaene 2ieltenant mar mir adu5.
lid in6efonut,
o9}ein@ io9te Scr imaariid)c
Observation-Disclosures ruibt 70 ein
iitnger feiber Magnot; Elm Selo aus
2ebensluit ser I'M Srieocu iebr
iHneiOio Gennpferoe geritteu unO
9owen geiaat bot inns oauu i'm &ricg
bolt meiter Iebr fiibn imo cIeeont lit.
Gieier lieutenant mar ein fat ibo1
alter Mom im0 iebr einiam mo
trourig trob icines S}omcus lno
iciuer aroBen Sitter. 9Sidt einer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Ger befonnte @olitifcr Or. Geo.
&eIlS bon 9(nne glrun0eI-GoimtD,
Der in ieincr S8o6nma 81 8aa fam
liegt nit elmer Sfiidenpcritou6ung
i'm llniperitGtssSoipitol. Die 9ler5tc
iino Der lleber5eugung, ooB Iie an
Gr. &eaS einc operation Dorne6.
men miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
llntcriudlauo ciuscIciict.

lleber 9obnunfoll in Getroit. NJ
9o6nwarter IN Soit 0enontmeu.
9(u6 SInaeiteate ser StroBenba6n
ieltge6olten Gie Opier.
Getroit, Nd6, .. Sfto6er.
@aleutiu GboiuSfi, Der @6dter om
@iieu6a6nii6ergong ser @ronS
Srnf-9inie an Der 6orreItglOemie
mtrOe bcltc in 6aft gcuonmen III
Gcr6inoimg nit Dem lluialL Der iih
geIteru fur3 por @itternaht ereig
nete uno 3ur 6olge bate, OaB odt
Eerioneu get6otet uuO 53 DerleBt
murOen.
Ger @5otoriabrer @iaion Garter
un0 Der Sbofiuer Oes Strobeuba6u-
maggouS iomo6l pie SeurD @i6iou
Der Snaenieur, mie 9fobert S'aeeie,
Der 59ofiner Oes 6raGt5uges, ipur.
oen Ourh Die GountDbeb0rOen gleids
Tolls IN @enobriam 0enommen.
Gboiusft eiu &riippel, mar crit ei-
niae Gage ouoeiteat Gr mar ini
Gienite sur 3eit oeS llnfalls, bottc
iid o6er ols Oie @ageu 5uiammen-
itieBen cutferut lmo fonnte crit beute
@}orgen geiltnoen merOen.
Syiinf Der Gooten murOeu iDentiii-
5irt; oie 2iite foIgt. Soiepb 9ocinsft
30 SSobre att Socob DoiB, "a Sabre;
2uoipig G6ampSfi 25 Sbare; 5reO.
6. 2auOD, 25 Sa6re; @}drgaret, pier-
id6riee Godter bon Sobn &oller.
2llle oieie @eriouen maren in Getroit
6e6eimatbet. Gie 2eideu 3meier Widli-
ner unO elmer Srm barren nod Der
Soentifi5iring.
Son Seiten Scr StroBenbabnleltc
miro augeblib be6mlptet eS pdre
fein 9idt am @nowoggou geweien
ais Der 3ug riidiudrtS iicb ocm
StraBeniibergoug uGberte 0oS &c.
geut6eil be6olpten Die Gilen6obn'
lelltc. SSn einem aber iiimmeu beiOc
&orteieu iibereiu ndmlid, oaB Der
g8drter 5lm nenigitcn tbeiHueiie
ShulO troge.
(SpGtcr) Die 2eibeu Der ulbe.
fnuutpn 9P1nup1 uuN Apr SSrnt finn
iebt ioeutiii5irt morOen. GS iinO:
So6n &oIler, Sri. Nlort6a @obowSti
lno So6n @or5iib. Sllle iinO BON Ges
troit. Soller'S picriGbrige Gohtar
iunO ou6 Oen 800.
Die Giieu6abn GommiilGre, Oic
ihon felt Iouger Belt ole 9iat6Iihfeit
eiuer lleberfii6rung al Oieier Stellc
I'M 9luee 6otten, baben e6euialls cine
(lnterludung angeorOnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

bate; er bat mir nob i6retineaen
gelebt.
MA" iagte Der uigoriiMe Ariegs.
beridpterltatter, pimo ieet III oieier
elnlnme, nngliidlide Mlcuicb IeIbit.
oerlt0nOlid5 sefalen. 9llS Sic Nuiien
mie0er N pic 9utoipina einbruheu.
mar er inter ocn 2eliten Sic bci
Gina Pos in Oie Srout oeipranatc
Sodp no@ einmal aeitopft babeu. Sin
ScDrapnca Bat ibn actroifeit Ct ltarb
tags oarauf uN G5ernomiBpr 1pital n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
1eidle i'm .Sofcu.

Sic 2eibe eiues ctiuo 60 Sabre
alten lnbetauuteu @}annes muroe
eeltern @lorgcn bei'm 9ier 9}r. 6
ans Dem &aiier ee5oeen umO nab
Der N'or9ue ge6radt. Die @olisei
III benii6t Die SOeutitGt oeS Mlauues
ieit8uitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

(gin RiiniiIer BAT bas Malbeur,
6aB linn bos friIHacmuItc @DrtrGt ei=
ner Ddme in 0crcr @siiein aus Der
banO fdnt uu6 nit Der 9iloTcite auI
Den @o0eu All licnou tNwmtl Tcmc.
nGS ut Ooh ciaent6iimIidl. SoB INNER
bic bci@mieyte Settle nadl unen
fGnt!1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Sti Der N}ondtSberiammtung oes
oSrouer lno Siifer &ronfen-llnter
ltilBungsperein" iiibrte Gice.@rdii.
Dent Sobn 3. Gouti6 sen Goriib
Ger Sefretdr Seiuricb SSeiiiing Jun.
eirte ais 4Srotofollfii6rer. Gos Qron.
ten.@omite eritattete ieinen 9eribt.
g|adl GrIeOigung ser porliegenoen
ilbli6en @eidGfte murOe Elm neucS
g}ItglieO ouf9enoninen. Cine @inlu-
Dung 81 Dem 9Iuiternr0iten oes Ser.
mania Eurnoereins" murOe etnltim.
mig arlgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

&ittie: .pdul Iagte geItern 2f5sao
3u mir. in lei oas bibiGeitt Il6 c5tn,
oaS er ic eeIeben babe"
geITie. 81, Dds idst nirttS; ods'
Eelbe bat er peIaonaenes Sd4r su mir
9siagtl1
aiitie: I'D ipeiB prbI. gdlub, abtr
lem @eF6mdd taun iih iuapiltsn ges
bcfIert bdbeni@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
begebt SO, &C.
6urtStug.

9crlin pio 2onoon .. Cftober.
6el0moriGoll bon Sinoenburs,
ser G6ei OeS @enerolito6S, feiert
6eutc in &ouptQuortier an Der Dit
6rout ieinen 60. @cburtStog
Gic 9erliuer 3eihmgcu 6ringen
9lrtifel, in Oenen er ais elmer ocr
or6Bten 0eltihen ser @eeenwart oe-
prieien miro, imo in pelbcu ser 3u.
periidt ghiSOrud gegeben miro, ooB
er i'm Stonoe ieiu miro, oie oelt.
iMen gLrnleen 6nnl SieNe 3M fiilren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

a6dn (mcbniiibig 5u ibrcm aus.
6cm IcIoc 8uriidgcfcbrteH 9rduti.
qom) yg9ic ithlanf on geippr0cn
6iit im0 Oomols, ols Oh meaainalt
hattie id, Gih 10 mcit, Dab oaS GoppeE
ait cne murSc lett fam id ipic-
ser Dnn hurn olfongenN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

9ie itG0tiiden 9(benOihuIcu pur.
ben geitern glbeno nit eutem 9eiube
eroifnct. Oie 2eihlnq Scr ShuIcu
itebt unter Dem 5uperintcuocntcu
GboS. s. aod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
3err Stinntnntoeber*
Ger Ic5r 9Idt6are 30Icp6 G0am6crIain iaafef

sd babe Fro6biouiie ser 9rbeit in sen gerenig-
ten Saoten 9erita oeieDm wo i'd onporte be5dsIih
Oieier oe mebr Ser giSnt melde ic unpartei-
dm 2elei crbatm babe ais id eb bmb meine 9eoaadl-
tingen MAIDEN fomte.
yllno oeu @epes meIden i'd oldbe @erioneu erbal.
ten babe &eroneu ord)als minereiirt III ean5 nerieI-
ben Art oaB in Crtidaite 8u ireeno 3eit roeno
epas n Der gat Der pongSpeiien &crbieta Ernfes
unm6glid it, mo 5m 9rnfeu IN ibIe6teren Sormcu
ais uuer Dem oIten 1piteu ibrt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Die critic gerianmlima Ger
..MorpIdnOer 9lfoOeutie ser i60uen
aiiuiie~ nob Oeu Sommerierien
ianO eeiieru 9(beno itott. N1ebrere
Gomite-9eridte uurOen perleien uno
neligeiamnelte @egenitGnoe porgc.
legt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
i norn onfoilgenl Y

.lfih ipunOert es. boB Gle sci BERN
grOBen gertebr, ben Sis nit Ddmen
babeu. nod INNER 'Suuaatleae Nnbl"S
nsSG babe btsber ebsn INNER Slid
in Der 2isbe atbab.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Su Der gelirigen SiBrn9 OeS er.
item Sta0tratbs5meiees wuroe Der
oGereinigteu StraBcnbobn @eiea.
idoit" ole @rlaubuiB ertbeilt, oie
Sanoper. StraBen-9r Su benuBeu
ierner plroe Die grIoubniB ert6eilt,
Das @oiino-@ebduoe an Der Nortb.
9loeme ein gSanOeIbiloer S6eoter
im5udnoern
Sm 5Ueiteu 3Weig.
SIN 5lpcite 9ot6s5weie wurSe
bon Brdiioent Subert cine GerorO.
nung ein0ereidt weIGe Dem Nlapor
imo Stootrot6 oos Ge6t gibt, ein
lSrlnOitiid Nes .WlcGonougb @r5ie.
@DungS S-Snitihlts" in 2ipineIton, Ca,
ou ole 12pou GppreB 2luber SO. "
non 9lelu Orleans, Ga, sit pcrfou-
len.
Serner wurOc cine @eror0nung
eingereitbt, auf @umo meI6er Elm
@rluOitiid an Scr 0it-5ort.9lpenuc
bon Dem Wiapor imo ben Cireftoren
oes n@lcIonoue6 Gr5iebun0S. Snili.
tiuS~ an Sanes 3. g9oooiioc geqcn
9e5ablung BON $4,000 ii6ertroaen
meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

n@arum nennsn Sic oCn 6srrn
Wltller iinmer Sbren Rriegsiameras
berg Sic bdben bod beibc fcinen
iSelO8ua miigemocbt2"\
s2lber al bemielbeu &dge gebeIrcs
tbet!%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
q n binfcrfo.


nsSh BARI elio h0Ficn, end0i cs
Srdulein, NaB S5ir 0ie groBe Suite bas
zen, mir Elm gienoessoous au bemiIlis
acng"
Su eincm Genee3sopus t0mme id9
ni4t sd bin Gin 6eutThes NlGbHen
If TONNE boditens ali einem Ssells
bidein1
eDtr limb ia dber nrd utdt auf
Tu?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

y y : : y II W ~ Y u "
aSaqen Sis NAL, Iieber 5reun0,
perltsbcn Gle fh oeuR nit sSbrer
iunqcn Srau aut9"
IRA, es aebt biz iebt toben mir erFt
einmul odsTclbe aepollt. gIla e tiir3s
lid BEL uns brannte, poItcn rir teioe
Qleih3eitiQ 3ur Thire bindus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
9cMtldlc @crcine.

Ger pGeutibe @ilitdrOerein~ berei-
tet iicb iiir ooS ndcbiteu So6r Dor.
gGeutib lluaariidcr 2ic0cr-
fran5" @oit bei einem Serbitboll.
gSoriudrts Gomenuerein"
ipri@t ieincn 0onf aus.
o9rauer unO &iiicr &ronfen.llu-
teritiibungSoerein." og9ittelS-
bod.Gcrein."
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BISMARCK

"A Girl OF Yesterday is the story Of
a prim little miss who has lived life
OF seclusion with her brother and her
aunt. She has always dressed several
generations behind the rest of the
world, but has still been sufficiently at
tractive to win the love of discerning
Hudson, her next door neighbor. So
great is the modesty of the little re-
cluse that she does not realize her IT.
'resistible attractiveness despite the
fact that these same charms have
made her the mortal enemy of anoth-
er girl who loves Stanley. ,
The sudden acquisition of huge
fortune makes Jane a desideratum in
circles from which she had been pre-
viously barred by her poverty and her
conquests are legion, without the as
sistance of a modern wardrobe. When
Jane suddenly decides to adopt modern
apparel and the other girl realizes that
a desperate coup is necessary to win
the wavering Stanley, she induces an
aviator to kidnap Jane just as they are
about to start on yachting trip The
aviator, however, fails to prevent Jane
from reaching the yacht in time to en-
bark, and after a slightly stormy trip,
she and Stanley finally make port in
the harbor of Love-
1t is a delightful romance played
with an abundance of spirit, and intro.
duces so many novel elements that it
is sure to have a universal appeal.
Matinee and tonight As;a:-ss s.
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS
ARE BEING MURPHEY1ZED

Capital City hotels and apartments
are gradually being Murpheyized. To
be Murpheyized is to be equipped
with the beds that now you see 'em
and now pou don't A. J. Ostrander,
central North Dakota agent for the
Murphey Disappearing Bed Co.. is
now completing the installation of q
of these modern touches in the new
Pierson court These beds are of
both the recess and the closet type.
Either model when made up is also
made invisible, and the room which
had been bed chamber becomes a
drawing room or library or dining
room, as the tenant may desire.
The addition to the Mckenzie hotel
which E. G. Patterson is now erecting
will be equipped with Murphy beds,
making each chamber two-room
apartment. 1t is also probable that
the new Lewis & Clark hotel which
Governor l.. B. Hanna is building in
Mandan will be so equipped. A large
number of Murphy beds are being
built into bungalows on both sides of
the river.
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~.
had their first tree, two years ago,
they are all like a lot of Sunday
school teachers. They don't drink,
they don't sweat, and they seem
to- really !; j. love one RE, another. It's
Poor men, rich men, ibeggar men,
thieves. are all stimulated to finer
things by these trees. In Titusville,
Pa, the oil center, which has more
millionaires for its size than any
other city in the world, the local
Rockefellers and the most humble
toiler are cooperating in their tree.
In Rosemount, w. va, the miners this
year paraded with their mine lamps
The first year in New York an "un-
known singer" craved permission to
sing to the crowd He made such a
hit with his homely songs that the
people wouldn't listen to the band.
"Give us our PAL they shouted.
This, year the unknown singer" is
back in New York as the leader anG
conductor of his own community cho-
rus of 1000 voices. at Christmas
Eve free recital of "The Messiah" in
Madison Square Garden. His name is
Harry Barnhart.
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CLEAN UP.

Attorney General Linde's state.
ments indicate the presence of a
"booze ring thoroughly protected
and intrenched. The crusade he has
started should not lag. County At
tOrney-elect McCurdy doubtless will
handle most of the cases. He should
be given the utmost cooperation.
Public sentiment is behind Attorney
General Linde and will also support
Mr.. LANCER when he enters upon the
duties of attorney general.
The 'blindpig element must go. If
there is any grating among our po-
lice officials, they should be removed
without delay and competent men ap.
pointed to take their places.
Attorney General Linde makes some
serious charges touching upon the
matter of ''protection." The in yesti-
cation should he thorough. If the
blindpiggers are shielded by men
higher up, the public is entitled to
know the facts as soon as the guilty
ones are within the power of the
law.
Let us have a clean city.
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BOARD OF REGENTS.

1t is to be hoped that the legisYa-
ture will not tamper with the board
OF regents law to the detriment OF
the system itself. After nearly two
years OF administration there may be
rough. places that can be smoothed
and crooked paths made straight. but
the criticisms of the educational
clique, dethroned when the bill was
passed, two years ago, are not sound
and should not prevail
The pedagogues who foisted the
present educational system upon the
state, which the board of regents
through a careful survey is seeking
to standardize through the elimina.
ton Of Implications and the harmon
izing of curricula, are laying plans to
make an early drive upon the board of
regents.
There are changes in the present
law that might make for greater eff
ficiency and reduce administrative ex-
pense. The board of control is or
ganized as purchasing agency for
state Institutions.
!: 1t supervises the erection of new
buildings and repairs and is organized
to conduct the business affairs of the