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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
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Il. September.

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npadtige rulii1de Mngriffe beloenbaft
abgeiblagen. Gie Mr1nee 8otbmer
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in Sen &anrpf gegen sic &umanen
etngegriffen.
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@teben gebra9t. 8nlgaren boben
ii6 5un erIten Neol nit Stolienern
ge16lagen n116 iie getporfen. Deut-
i6e neutrality-suspicious. baben ruiz
iiide @eeitreiffraffe in Ser 9figaer
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6lieger baben 8ene6ig un0 an0ere
benetio1rif9e Srte bonrbar6iert.
Ser nnter boQan6ilder 6lagge
fabren6e 5tanoar6 Sil=Dan1pfer
r9lnttperpen" 11,300 Eonnen lit auf
ser Sungfernreiie bon 8rDonne> sc.
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9ln ser Somme iin6 tpie6erbolte
aniierte Mngriffe BON BEN 9eutiAen
unter i9tperen @erluiten 6es Sein6es
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gene.
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it@ Ser &apulberg, gegen ben Die
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biin6eten 8ertbei6iger.
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Sorts bon @opola 6en 8ulgaren
iibergeben, oie nnnnebr im 8eiib Ser
ge1anntten @ofenfeitung iin6. Ser
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8uIgoren nn6 Gurfen u1ter Gel6-
nrorihon bon Madenien in Ser 90
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nn6 01tli6 bon Sermanita6t in
giebenbiirgen rumaniide 9lngriffe
abgetpieien.
1ie ruliii6e Offeniipe int &aufo=
ius lit bon Sen Surfen inn Sgrrtt=
9lbldr1itt 5um steben gebra6t. Sic
&niie11 baben 11tr nod berein5elte it,
rer frudtloien 9lngriffe >pie6erbolt.
2out 8eri9ten miro in Ser &onfe=
rer15, sic gegertpartig I'M &aiierliden
&ouptqnartier obgebalten miro, eine
groBe 8olfan>Offenitne ieitens Der
MitteImddte geplant. 9ln Ser &on=
fere1r5 betbeiligen iih Ser Deutide
&oiier, &ei9sfan5ler Gr. bon 8etb-
mon=@olmeg> gbef 6es @eneralltabes
@enerolfelomari6an bon Sin6en-
burg, lotpie Ser erite @eneralqnar=
tiermeilter bon 2u6enborf als 8ertre,
ter Deutihlon6s. @r5ber5og @orl
6ra15 ssoiepb als 8ertreter BON Se=
lterreid)-l1ngarn, &0nig 6eroinono
nn6 &ro11prin5 Boris ols Sertreter
8ulgorens nn6 Ser tiirfiide &riegs=
n1iniiter @nper Nalda. Sn Ser &on=
feren3 ioll iiber SOS Shidial 6es mo-
ben S1tens ertihie6en tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
1S. Eeptember.

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slGiierten Sic aus 9fuiien, &umanen
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6en 9lrn1ee Oeade1rien ausgeiibten
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5ltriid, mo- aler 8abri6einli6feit
nad) oie &anupfe IN Ser Dobrutiha
5un1 9ustrag gebro6t tper6en. Sic
beioen genannten @ta6te iino beute
6ur6 eine BobnIirie berbun6en, De-
rem @erluit @umanien bom @dpar-
5en Meer un6 lontit bon Ser Wai=
jerperbinonng NIT guBlan6 abi@nei-
ben tpiir6e; gonltan5a (&ulten6ie) tit
&1m611ie11s be6enten6lter <Seebafen.
9ie &Grrpfe Inn Sen Sraiansmon,
Ser 48 &ilo1neter long lit nn6 iteller=
tpeiie iogar aus brei @r6pdllen be-
1tebt, tper6en 6aber bon ausi6lagen<
ser Beoeutung lein.
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legene &riegsfu11lt 6es berporragen=
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mebr rnbig; tpo immer es 5u Saint
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Stel1ungen o6er tpur6en Ser @egner
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
II. Geptember.

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sien iin6 idtpere Sffeniiboperattonen
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bon 8rin5 9eopo16 bon 8apern: Mn
ser go15en ssront iii6lid bon 8insf
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
InaRtnlen$ Hrn1ee von $tabI und Gl(en

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9oiran see.9emi@e Grol9e Soom @amnNene oil
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

fliDENIN-A broom factory with r apacity Of 500 brooms per day vii je established in Phoenix if plans o' handler and Glendale growers are 'eallzed. lt is proposed to consolida , he factories al Chandler and Glcndai. md form large factory iI this cit. fl a suitable site can be found
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
(By L. J. Overlook

BOSTON, March T. Consider the crisis through which the world is pass ing, the situation maintains a wonder
 ful front In this country of course we can account for it. Speculatively the market while still more or less sensitive acts better than it has in the recent past. There has been some very necessary liquidation and the market is all the better for it. There seems to be less selling pressure both for home and foreign account. There is no doubI that statutes are making and bar:iqg serious developm ants the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
TRADING MODERATELY ACTIVE ON ENTIRE
 LIST; OILS SLUGGISH
Coppers Move Upward Ap- preciabIy. War Specialties Practically Holds Boards on the Market.

NE WYORK, March !. - Trading was moderately active and largely de- voted to war shares specialties. Stand ard stocks denoted occasional irregu- Rarity. Additional gains were regis tered in. the forenoon under the lead ership of Crucible Steel. Baldwin Lo- Gomotiye and United States under per sistent pressure. These yielded only fractionally.
 1. Coppers moved upward appreciably while strength of woolen shares was traceabIe to the publication Of the eompany's report showing enormous tncrease in net profits over 1914. Oils Eere under marked restraint Sugars were disposed 10 relinauish some of their gains of the precedin9. session. Tho movement of rails was somewhat mixed. A general hardening of prices except petroleums, occurred in the lat CT dealings. Total sales were 35S.0O0 shares.
 Investment bonds were mainly ir- regular. Anglo-French lives were de cidedly firm Total sales were $3,520,- 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
LABOR REPUDIlTES
 EFFORTS 10 SHIFT
 TAX BURDEN 0N FEW
State Federation Denies All Knowledge of Proposed hi
 tiative Measure That Would Eliminate Many Taxpayers.

PHOENIX, March 7.-Members Of the law and legislation committee oi ,he Arizona State Federation of Labor ieny all knowledge of petitions which ire in circulation at Globe for the initiation of a constitutional amend ment which would eliminate per cent of the taxpayers from the rolls and place the entire burden of taxa tion upon the remaining 40 per cent
 The pricipal object appears to be 10 exempt from taxation the property of heads of families up to $1OOO The proposed amendment would make sec ton two, article nine, of the const ,u- -iCn read as follows.
 There shall be exempted from tax alton all federal, state. county and municipal property. Property os edu cation, charitable and religious aSs0 citations not used or held for profit nay be exempted from taxation by law
 Public debte. as evidenced by the bends of Arizona, it's counties. nun. iclpalities. or other subdivisions. shall AlSo be exempt from taxation. There shall further be exempt from taxa ton the property of widows. deserted pr divorced women and orphan chil dren, bona lide residents of the state not exceeding the amount of $25e0 where the total assessment of suci widow, divorced or deserted woman md orphan children, doe; not exceed s5OOO.
 There shall further be exempt rom taxation the property of the lead Of each family to the amount of 'lOOO. All exemptions of property oi Widaws, divorced or deserted women. orphan children and the head of each family shall be made upon the assess nent rolls of the several counties oi ne state. Any name appearing upo he assessment roll of any county oi the state shall be considered tax payer. No exemption allowed in this lct shall deprive any qualified elector rom voting at any school election.
 Al property in the state not ev ampt under the laws of the United states or under this constitution. O; aNempted by law under the provisions )f this section. shall be subject te aXation to be ascertained as provided oy law"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
GOODING DISCHARGED
 FOR EXPOSING HUNT
Normal School Professor Call ed Attention to Defective
 Brick Used in Building.

FLAGSTAFF, March 7.-Professor Leslie N. GoOding. head of the depart ment of science in Flagstaff Normal. has been discharged by the board of education of that institution because he exposed the action of Governor Hunt and members of the board in letting defective brick go into the girls dormitory of that institution. Professor GoOdins, who could not get a hearing through the Flagstaff pa- pers, put out a circular in that town containing the report of Professor Waterbury of the state university. on the brick
 Following this expose the board oi education or the Institution met and passed the following resolution:
 "On motion duly made and seconded and carried by the affirmative vote ol all present it is
 RESOLVED, That, whereas. Leslie W. GoOdins. principal of the science department of the Northern Arizol1 Normal School, has for many months made himself very obnoxious to the faculty and the board of trustees o said Normal School, and his conduct has been sUbyersiye of good discipline and antegonistic to tine best interests Of said institution.
 And Whereas, the said Leslie N. Gooding did. on the 29th day of February, A. D., 1916, cause to be printed and circulated in the town ol FlaestaG. where said Normal Schoo, is located. and by Normal School students, a certain circular a copy ot which is embodied in these minutes.
 And. Whereas, since the distr.bI- ton of said circular and the elect thereof. is most detrimental to the best interest and discipline of the in stitution.
 Tt is therefore ordered that the said Leslie x. Gooding be, and is here- by discharged as principal of the science department of said school, tc take effect immediately
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

SIGNALS OF DISTRESS
5ishee People Should Know How to
 Read and Heed Them.


 Disordered kidneys give many sig nals of distress.
 The secretions may be dark, con tain sediment.
 Passages are sometimes frequent, scanty painful.
 Backache is often present 3ay and night
 Headaches and dizzy spells may oc- cur.
 Weakened kidneys should receive quick help.
 Don't delay! Use a special kidney remedy.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, backache and ruinary dis orders.
 Bisbee evidence proves their worth.
 James Day, School Hill. Bisbee, says: q suffered from backache, headache and bladder trouble. My ankles were swollen and was in bad shape when l began taking Doan's Kidney Pills. After using several box. es, the backache left. the swelling went down and I felt better all over Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Day had. Foster-Milburn Co. Props, Buffalo, \. Y. Advertisement,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

my life, as my health was very bad when I wrote you, but now 1 can do my own work and have not had sick day since 1 began taking your remedies. I keep the Compound and Liver Pills or hand all the time Mrs. GEO. THoMP- SON, 24 Sherwood Court, Newark, Ohio.
 Why don't you write for free advice? Address Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Go. (confdentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
(By Lew Eros.)

 Russia approached by Turkey for separate peoce.
 House votes on McLemore resolu tion today.
 Col. House said to nave told Presi dent Wilson that Germany is not biuf fling in her new submarine policy.
 |. s. Rubber year ending December S1 earned 1928 per cent on common vs. per cent previous year.
 Good earnings Crscible causing ad vance main.
 Points settled in Bituminous wage dispute. Miners win concessions which will aggregate $S.5OO,OO0 ad vance annually
 Copper metal firm unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
A WARDEN's VIEWPOINT.

WASHINGTON. March j.-Warden Talcott. of North Dakota penitentiary told the Senate investigating chagres of alleged attempts to fix sisai prices that the anti-liquor laws in his state were so effective that he couldn't get enough coavicts to run the prison twine works. He can keep only eight workmen at the plant and there are only 2So in the entire Penitentiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

values should be reflected by rising prices. The coppers were again more active today and We look for them to sell ruch higher. Greene Cananea in February produced 5.1S0,000 lbs. of copper, 1S1.S95 oz. silver. 9S4 oz. gold This compared with 3,340,000 lbs. cop per. 1l3.691 oz. silver, 716 oz. of gold in January.
 Paine, Webber & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
THOUSANDS 0F
 SICK WOMEN
Helped Every Year by Common Sense Suggestions Given Free by The Lydia E. Pinkham
 Medicine Go.

For forty years women suffering from all kinds of female ills have been writ ing the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn, Mass, for advice.
 Thus they receive common sense sug- gestions drawn from vast volume of experience, and thousands of sick wo- men have been saved from untold suffer ing, as letters like the following clearly show =
 Newark, Ohio.-'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has made me a
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

Agents for Sims Addition.
 COLLINS & BRETHERTON Real Estate and Fire insurance. Jack Bldg. Main Street. Phone 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08

well woman. Your Sanative w as h is ju s t the thing tc overcome female weakness. 1 have told young mothers as well as older ones about your rene dies, and what they have done for me.
 1 think Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble ComDOun0 saVeC
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-08
LYMAN BAIL s1cO.o .ooO.

NEW YORK, March ,. Join irant Lyman. the recently captured dSitiye. accused under supplement- i indictment by the federal grand ury Of jwildling various persons in he United States out oi large sums bi money was held under $IO0,O0t pail
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08
PASSING OF AN OLD soURDoUGH.

The following deserved tribute is paid to former resident of Cordova by the Anchorage Times:
 The news comes passing of John Goode of the old sourough residents of the southern coast of Alaska Death came his hand his home at Stka The of his passing calls degree of charity the part of the time friends of this sturdy sourdough because he long sui ferer from an ncurabe disease had recently lost federal pc son which suficcd give him living, and too proud to ask aid take refuge in the home for aged people at Sitka physically unable to livelihood by manual la Dor, he elected to end it all.
 John GoodplI lawyer by profession His gift of tory exceeded by few attorneys in the west He started to practice law in little Oregon town, where his fame plead CT spread throughout the In the days of 9S he to Alaska In 99 he opened law office at Valdez and remained there years He then appointed United States commissioner with headquarters Knik where he resided for yeas and known and beloved by all old timers of this district John Goode had his faults and fangs. None us in this respect although of may be hypocritica to admit them But John Goode had big good natued disposition that him friends that numbered by his acquantances.
 A few months prior to his demise Goodel deputy United marshal Ska Being consistent Republican in politics removed to make for Democrat He had reached advancedage and bere of position that him living probable that life for him had ceased to have
 sufficient attraction longer wish continue the struggle for existence While the of his death IS regreabe m that it is naturally repugnn to the of society Tn view all the circumstances the mantle of charity be spread this old sourdOugh whose end from whatever cause IS deeply moned in this part of Alaska where he long we'll known figure.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08
THE CALL OF THE NoRTHLAND.

In magazine number of the Seattle Post-lnel gencer the following story Alaska, and the traffic to the wonderful nOrhand is from the pen of H. M Ayres whose description of conditions here is the result of visit to the territory. Among other things the author says:
 "Many have gone to Alaska; many have made their the the bowels of the earth and taken the toll of yellow back to the States' with firm determna on remain where the lights shine brightest and to enjoy the wealth gained bv hard tol That inclination seldom lasts for great length of me however The call of the NOrand IS echoed to wandere and too strong be Soon later they go back n only to find that the spirit of dis content still remains with them The states may offer their best in the of bright lights musical comedies congenla companonsp and everything else that make life worth living but there certain spirit in the Northand that IS other part of the globe It calls and the of the North answers.
 what the call is would be hard to explain Mystery keynote of the Normystery and silence And because mystery and silence those who have lived through the cold winters of Alaska with the ice and and silence the wonderful with the midnight and beautiful scenery satisfied elsewhere The old friends have changed in the States but the friends of Alaskan days change The hearty welcome and handshake always main the Same.'
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

A new champion for the annual three mile Willamette river marathon swimming race Is expected to be pro claimed on August 19, the date set for the test. This race, which Is one of the Portland blue ribbon events, was won last year by Norman Ross, at present one of the star swimmers competing under the colors of the Olympic Club of San Francisco. Ross won the title while member of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club, but is not expected to defend his title
 Buzz" Douglas, who placed third in 1915, already is in training for the race. James Burke, who finished sec. ond to Ross is ineligible, having been appointed swimming instructor in the Portland public schools, thus forfeit ing his amateur standing.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

Ludy Langer. national champion long distance swimmer of Los Ange- les, profiting by the mistake made by Duke Kahanamoku, arranged his plans so as to permit of plenty of time to become acclimatiZed before compet- ing in eastern aquatic events in which he is entered.
 Langer will compete in the open water, quarter mile championship, which is scheduled in New York on August 6, and timed his arrival at the Atlantic seaboard to allow at least a week in which to become accustomed to climatic and water conditions. Ka- hanamoku, in his recent eastern inva- sion, literally stepped from the car in- to the water with unsatisfactory re- suits.
 A week after the New York event, Langer will compete in the national half mile championship in St. Louis. He will return to the coast in time to participate in the mile champion ship at Ocean Park.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08
SPORTS Gossip About Events Of National importance and the Persons Who Are In the Head
 Liner Classes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5. - The California game commission is seeking to correct the idea which they think Is prevalent among anglers and hunts men that game wardens who make the request to see a sportsman license are endeavoring to make a show of the authority vested in them.S These men simply are performing their duty along the line of work which they are expected to do in conserving the wild life of the state.
 According to the commission, their agents, who are distributed through. out the state, secure their positions only by reason of having the requisite qualifications. The average deputy not anly knows almost everything there is to learn about wild life, but is one whose manner, ambitions. men tai alertness and general scope of knowledge is such as to impress the board of examiners who represent the civil service.
 Every candidate for the position oi game warden is examined and his characteristics noted. His appear ance, his knowledge, his build how his mind works, whether alert, quick and sure, slow and sure, or lacking in de cision, all are noted and count toward an appointment.
 Of course there is a necessary fund of knowledge of outdoor life. He must understand horses, pack animals and the habits of wild animals.
 In short, the game warden must be thoroughly fit in every way for the position he holds. and behind his sun burned face must lie a brain that # thoroughly developed and trained tt meet all the emergencies of his busi ness.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

Postmaster General Burleson is the latest cabinet member who is talking of making trip to Alaska this and it be sincerely hoped that he will make the promised visit There department of the government that has been poorly represented in this territory during the past two years incompetent subornates from the states and high time that intelligent information is geaned by the officials at Washington to the actual conditions here der that badly demorazed postal service may regain that high state of efficiency attaining before the daOns of msft inspector received the departments stamp of approval
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

Sunday school in St. Peters church at Seward was suspended last Sunday because the key to the building could not be located. It was later located at the home of one of the teachers who was out of town.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-08-08

Judge Murane urges the voters of Washington support
 Gadfly Humphrey for United States senator from Seattle friend of Alaska. It is noticeable however that he did not give bill of particulars what constitutes the friendship As between Humphrey and Pondexer far Alaska cerned it is tme in the words of Joe Med ito take woods One has done anything worth while for Alaska and other the leading Pnchote of the west has all that he could to Alaska.-.Juneau Empire.