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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Sytbrb rberii@er aampf
ueber BEN .@ertauf" etnes
Jraususim mers in els
mem gbieasoer
Rodbboufe.

Gbieaso, Sn., 2. SitOber. -
Sn sinsm Roabbouie elmer Der @pra
urte fanb am friiben Wprgsn iiber ben
.9srtauf" sines GrausnSimmsrs gum
Br.iie Don 5000 sipii9en iiebsn WtGns
nern Elm RsDolDertampf itat!, nobel
Elm Mann setDbtet unb Elm anbersr
tDbtIia bsrIsst ipurbe. SIN Gan;en
purDen 80 bis so S6iiiis abssseben.
Der aObts mar rpessp" S'0ap, EN-
N5ir.b, urb Daniel Sartmann, elmer
feiner SegIeiter, erbielt einsn SduB
in bic gruit. Wie Samuel 9arris.
Der BETTER bes Roabborfe, Der qDIis
ssit mittbsilte, bate Sarimann iid an
sebuten. ibm cine 5rouensperfon 5ii
rperiaufen", aber iiber ben preis lei
bann Elm Streit entftanben. Sgdp
unb Sartmann ieien nit 5pei GenoIs
fen i6per betpaffnet BEL bem Roabs
bouIs pprgsfabren unb bdttsu Sarris
unb feline 3ipei SdonttsIInsr ansearii.
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Sleiae 9Spliseinabrihten.

- Cine sln5aDI slutomobililtcu,
Die 6ieIen oocr jenen EarasrapDen
Ger GerfcbrSorbnmo perleBt bottcn.
'mubtrn geitern bern M!lni5i, olrid,ter
ibrc sliltparhlng MADDEN. sic fomell
nit SronllneSitraien BON S5 lmo Den
Soften bes geriabrens bapon.
= SRI. Gtbel @sisler BON 20.
$3.50 @ine Gtrabs msItete seitern
gbeno Der poli3ei, bab ibr aus ibrer
Wobnung Elm Oiamantrine i'm Wertb
BON $35 seIto6len purbe. sic CAB
gu 9leiGer 3sit ben Namen Der mutbs
mabli9en 0iebin en-.
= Gmil Smith. pom Ser. Staaten
SSngenicrrscorps, Der I'M ct. GbarleS
0ctei logirt, lplree geiteru nm eireir
SoonSfoifer begminert, in ben iih ein
glnsua lno g8dife i'm @eiamnlt.
ipc.sSe bon $50 befanoen. Gmitb
5atte BEN paitofoffer bel bem Stnai.
Der Sbapiro, an Der 8eit Sediten
Strobe, geIaiicnL oanit oiefer orn
ain5llg aufbiigeIu iple iu1b ulb er Sc.
,lcrn beu &ofier abboIeu lpoIlte, iplr-
DC ibm Die bodit imliebiamc aunoe,
6ab elm Wtm,n, Der lid Com sScrau'
ION Mamie uno aneebIid in ieincn
gliiftrdge fam ben Softer bereits am
Samitaa obeeboIt bate. Smitb nat'
te oer Holt5ei Don Oieiem @auner.
itrcid; gdttbeiliug nnO CAB Die ib,n
Ton Sbapiro iiberrtitteIte TerIonal.
beitreib,lng bes Sdppinblers.
- gIus ser @ohnung Bon 6rau
9oura Sraoer, go. 2210 Ieft Mdte
Sirabe, fpuroen ecitern nrittelit Gin.
brudJsoie6ItabIs SIT geitoblcu.
- slIs nerftppuuoen tpurb seitcrn
Scr 9oli5ei Die 16 Sabre aIte 0aiip
BIaiar, bon $40. 1926 gaiteru sIoe,
gemclbet, Die felt borigem Oonners-
tdg permibt tpirb. SSSbre SHUTTER bat
ieltbcm cine 9oitfarte BON Der I,i.
Glrrdbreunerin erhalter,
in tueIder lie idreibt, baf fie 5liam.
men nit eiuem 9teiienoen iirlo elmer
i5rau. Die iie altf Der Strabe fe,ulenI
geIernt babe, ,ta9 bem @eiten gerciit
lei.
- Ger Ssuipelier George Rerpiteht,
ron ser 8ierten unb 9tace StraBe.
.DitrSc geitern, wie er Der Eoli,ei
lnelSete, I'M elm Eaar 1anifetten.
fnopfe i'm @ertbe BON $27 teitoDlen.
Den Giebitabl periibte Elm elegant 1e.
Ileiocter, etrpa 10 Sabre alter weant,
Scr iih Iunifettelrfnopfe porIegen
Iieb, ieoOd uieoer fortging obne ci.
zen Ctntailf genIaGt 81 bdber, aur5
lufhem er ben 2aben nerlaiien bate,
rurOe Der slbgang bcs seitobIeneH
Gaares entoedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
ttroftionen ipirb bic grOs. Qlugit.l.

aitraftionen ipirb bic sroBe ausitsl'
lung pon Gutomobilen bon SdnoIern
aus bem san,su Staate iein. Iut
bic aunitbalIs ipirb tpisber ,apIreide
SeIuHer anIodsn, unb ben 0Gi.sn
bonn aanbe perbsn beionSers bic aus
ssitelisa nsusfen WobsIls bon 2lders
bau e@srGibidaften Don Sutsrsiie iein.
Die ausitsauns BON 5OrnDis6 fol-,
pie psrlautsi, cine gang por3iigiih:
Isin unb bic GsiliiseI slusftsauns
aIs friibsrsn iibsrtreffsn.
- GpGt an Sonntas glbsno brad
i'm Grbesidob bes Sauiss ylo. 637
Gait glp.nus 5eusr aus, tpeltes bas
gan5s @sbdube nit bidtem Rau4e err
fiiate. SIN slpsiten SiOdtperie idlies
fen Ssrr unb Jrau 6. 6. aotins,
ipslGs a6sr BON Der 9sfabr, in pels
der iie fhfpebteu, erit erfubrsn, als
fie on bem aGrm Der aHtommenoea
5suerpsbr srpahien. Sic ipareH
duberiianpe, bur9 ben Rau4 ins
greis su geIanssn unb ipurbsn burd,
fis sSsueripebr mittels elmer 9siter III
Si4srbsit esbraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

@brli6e unb uHebrl i'd c
Weutrale. Wds Deuti9lanb bon
ebrli9sn Hsutralen eriparten bari, bat
@raf DON ObernoOrii oeuiiher Ges
Ianbter in gbriitiauia, bel elmer Jeier
Der bortigsn Deutid.n tr.ffenb barge
Issi. Gr idiIberte bic lporme Jreurb.
i4afi, bic 9euti4laHb fir Horpesea
empiinbe, srpdhnis absr au6 bic tHs
gen ge3iebunseu, Die bieies 2anb felt
sJabrbuneerten nit gnslanb pertniPfs
ten. .9esbalb", 70 fubr er fort, rpiirs
fen mir nibt enitaui9t fem. ipenn in
bisIsm pom Strsite feiner 5reunhs
b.brdnsten aanbe bic Reisunsen mad
Derjdiebsnen Hihtunsen geben. Wir
ipollsn nit aufri6tissm, blsibsnbem
Dante Der Grsunbidaitsbeipsiie ss.
bent.n, bic mir bier empfaneen babsn.
unb uns bariiber freusn, bub piele Don
bensn, bic fir uns bas Wort ersrifr
fen, 5u Rortpegens beiten Wdnnsrn
sebGren. Wir ipollen aud auitdnbis
gen, ii6er5sugten, offsuen 0esneru bier
i'm neltralen 2anbe 70 iptnis ipie auf
benz Sfla6ifelb bic 4hinng psrias
gen. Nur miiiien iie ebrli6e Maffsn
benuben. Der Berleumber, unb nod
mebr Der. bsrSfremoe 0erlsumbungsn
IsidtiiHnis nnb sefpiiienlos nadplaps
pert, 1T Osrd9tIih, mag ,r iein Gift
sessn ein3eIns pber sssen sanoe @ols
Ter Ipribsn. Cine 3eit, ipis bic unis.
re, bic Iidnbis nit bsm Gei0fe Der
yDaffen bic aDpfs psripirrt. bat ben
unbetbeilisien. ben .Neutrdlen1, einc
beilise glufgabs seiisllt. Sis iollen her
3eusnib geben. llnb tos
iinb mir Dsutftbe. 70 biinft mid, DON
noripesifden Wdnnern, obne llnisrs
fhisb bss politifhen Glaubsnsbes
isnntnsfes nnS bsr peri1nli4su Isi.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Gexer {

= Surd, elm Seuer, ipeIhes ait.
genifeinlif ourb einen iiberbei5tell
Sfen berilria6t ipllroe, lit geiterlt
Dtadnittag bus @obnbaus BON Geo.
Sbricpe, an Der GoIerioee uno Spnu
slpeme, aenneop Seigbts, p0Ilig ein-
ge1id,ert ipprben. S1riepe, Der 3lr
3eii in Ger gt1be in einem @arten CT.
6eitetc, mar i'm Stanbe ciniees Wto.
biliar ioipie einen Napagei ilnh el-
nen &anarienpoeel in Siberbeit sil
bringen. Ger Sdlaben.belduft iib n,li
etlpl S2500.
Sn einem @onbihranf I'M bill'
tercn Sbeil oes Dfaterialpaaren.
laocn@ BON Wtar Gprfin, gfo. 800
WeIt SeGite StraBe, lam geiterll
&odinittug ans icapeit itnernitteltcr
llrIcdlc cin Seiter ans. oas einell
Sd,abcn Don etlra 500 mrid)tetc.
etc es geloid)t tueroen fonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
2i6erul SaDeriiher lint. @erein.

Ndh langsrsr ourh aruntbeit per,
urfahter 9(bpeisubeit fiibrte prGiis
omt SaoOb Siia ssitern abenb 1pieoer
ben @orIiB in Der @erfammIuns bss
Otigen 9ereiEs. bic in 6hris. Sdds
SaQe iiattfaHo. SefretGr @eo. +.
3itt beridJtete, bab flint Mitsliepsr
auf Der ardntsnliite 1tebsn uno rs
purben benielben $21 ais llnterffiiss
lins ansefpieien. SIN lebrisen tanten
nur Routinegeicbafte 3ur grleoigung.
Die Ginrabmen betrugsI $36 uno bi.
Masgabea $23.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

guns 3u erlpartsn btrettisi, bag r.
uns niht burd bic Brille itben, bic
uniere Gesner ibnsn porbalien, ion.
bern pab iis islbit nadfOriden, mi. IS
nit uns itebt. II. mas iis ssfuubsn, ebrs
/ LID psrtiinben. 9as lie ibre bsuiifsn
Radrihten nitt aus qaris unb 2cr'
bon be3ieben, Ionbsrn lire 9anbsIeui,
bcfrassn, bic ia. gu anIerer sSrsuee.
in 0eutidIanb iiets sablreid psr.rs.en
ino. Sic fperben nidt nur Der 81.
re6tigteit siuen 9ienii srpsiicn, ION.
bern aud Der Sa6e bes 1risbsns,
penn iie uni.re Gssnsr bariiber aui.
tldr.n, pie es in 1euiitlanb ipirslih
ausiisbt".
Uolts5abl uHo glrmee in
Wriedenianb. Die gep0iisruae
Yrleaenlanbs be,rast na9 Der IsBisn
YoltsSdbIuns uugsfdbr 4.700.O00
einpobner. Us sebOrt alio ieinsr Be
ooIteruns Had gu ben tleinsreu Bal.
tanitaaten. RabeSu bic Saiite bieier
yeDDlteruns entTalt auf bic SnIeIr,
ndmIid etipa iiber Spsi Minioncn.
Die TrisoensItdrte Der 4rmee betrde.
5000 WlanN nit 1000 Offiaieren,
ba jebo4 bic Webrpflihi pole 81
Sabre, Dom 20. bis gum 81. Sabre,
oaueri. 70 lam bas aanb i'm arisae
Elm Jismlia bsbsutsnbes 6esr ins syein
itellen. Cine senaue ansabs iiber Die
ariegsitdrte liegi nidt Dor, bod tpirp
ods erits Iufgsbot I'm &rieae auf etpa
10000 WanH seiddBi, bas burG,
ein5iebung alIsr WebrpIii6tissn nod)
be6euteno erbobi iperbsn fann. Nie
uisl Wluunitaiten unter ben jetiasa
limitanben sur @srfiisuns ltsber.
ipenu 9riedsHIanb in ben arisg nit
sinsrsifen iOllte, labt iid niht fsitiia.
len, ba bic 9lrmse gum sroben 1bcil
bernobiliiirt unb nidt nit bem nothis
gen Na.nial fir bic arissshdrts
ausgeriiitet III. llsbsr bic 5iidticieit
Der glrmss iinp Die Qlniidien isbr ae, .
tbeilt. Sn ben ariegsn, bic Gric9sn,
lamb bisbsr s,fiibrt but. III lie nidt
bsiDnbers erfolsrsid seipsisn, tsious
bers ni6t in bsm porl.bisn arieos,
ben 0riedenlunb alIsin sesen bic Eiir.
tel fiihrte. Doh bat fie iih i'm Bal,
iantriess unter bsm aommanoo psS
isBisen aDniss gut bttpGbrt.
srtffenb.
o.: gs III bod Elm redtss arsul
mn! msintr Iosttsr 9srmins. Ssbi tai
iis felt einem Sabr fhOn ben britit1
8rdutisam.4
g.: .Sm. Sas ffeint mir cine ri9
tiss Jlattsrmins 5u fem"
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0iegaum IN OIfsernt.

8afbinston. .. 6, 2. DIT.
Ginsr 2lntiinbiguns bes aderbou'Oe'
partements SufpIs. pirb bic ganm'
mol Grnis bieies Sabres iid auf etipa
1887, 900 gallen bslaufsn. Disis
S9Gsune berubt auf bem 3uitano
Der gaumpolIe auf ben Jelbtrn, Der
56.3 proSsnt einss normalen mar. gee
aen 61.2 proSent i'm Monat porhsr,
60.8 pro5ent i'm lebten Sabre uno
67.2 pro5.nt bes 9ur4idnittss sSu'
itanbss Der Iesten ssbH Sahre an 20.
September.
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itatist.s DtrIsIbe erilGrts aud, bab
9tnerton bas Sotel aur felben 3eit
nit Grau st. Sobn perIafen babe.
4aerton purbe feitsenommen auf
@nsaben bin. tpelae Der poIissi oDn
Jrau gbparb 9udlep, Satin eines
GittualisnbGnblers, semaht iporbsn
paren. Sic tbeilte nit. bob IGers
ton Dor etlihsn 9asen Elm 8iinbel in
them aaben suriidlieb nit ber Gys
tldrung. oaB sr es ipdter abboIcn
rerbe. mas niht seideben iei.. Nus
Neusisrbs babe iie banu oas patst
ge0ffnet unb barin II. a. einen neuen
RepoIper ioipie Yriefe sefunbsn, tpslhs
5rau ct. Sobn sshDrten.
9lus ben 9riefen, pelde in Der
SanbtaIds i'm !Sotsl sefunosn ipurs
ben, sebt bstpor, bab bic ReiTe bon
Srau ct. Sobn nad @ronb Rapios
nit einem Seirathsperipreden 5ur
iummenbins. Gin sbeil Der aprrss
iponben5 fannie aug Mapfielo, H.
g., Elm anb,rsr aus Barron, @is.
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36sliuge oes Surnlebrerieminars.

Der oiesjG9rige &urius bes 9urnz
lebrerieminars oes yiprbameritanis
iAen 5urnerbanoes in Snbtanapolis
Deiit unter ben Semtnariiten iolsenbe
gincinnatier Cuf:
3meitjdbrigs &laTe: 6. 6. abrams,
Giifforo Baum, artbur SoerIins, Gls
ia aramer, Sopdro arued, Mrtbur
Reisner, Rulpp Sbafer, Soiepb u.
SteDsns, Relicn Dulie unb Dorothy
Wpbmun.
Gritidbrige &Iaffe: aepis 8odbolt
unb Sane Gesn.
GIemeHtqrturfus: alIbert 2arbs
ADsbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
9ie6esgaben atgedlift.

Der S6abmeifier bon Der SiIfss
@eisai9aft ianbte seitern ubermals
$1,000 ab, tpoOon bic 5alfte fir pas
Seiterreidii6 unsariide unb bic
onbere Sdlfte fir bas beutf9e rotbs
areus beitimmt finb.
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gruopreis iteigt.

9ie Banner '@rocers 9afing 60.
bat ben Frcis Ser sSiirrfeentbroblaitc
aui iets Gents erbobt. 3ie 3ebncent.
InIbe iinb ill 9reiie niht aefteigert
Dcroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Euitgelegenbciten i'm Eftober.

Sm Monat Sttuber fa6ren foIssns
be 0ampfsr DON Hsp gOrt ub, tpeid.
poit nu6 Seutidlano, Seiterrsias
unsarn, 2ursmburg, gulgarisH uno
Der Siirtst befDrbern:
7. Sttober - Sumpfern n&riitiania=
fiorb".
12. Sttober - Sompfsr n5eli9
Slap".
1s. Sttobsr - Sampfer .Sreberit
VIII.
26. Sttobsr - Dampfer ounitso
States".
%. SttOber - Odmpfsr ogergens !.
fiorb".
Sieie 8ampfsr bef0rbern nur grie.
fe unb ppittarten, bic ppn ben gngs
ldnbern natiirlid aud eeitoblen, ubsr
no9 ie6s Biz 5ebn Wo6en ipieosr
frsigeeeben unb lpsiterbefDrbert ipers
ben. @slb iteden bic engliiten @aus
ner natiirli9 in bic ciesne 5aihe.
Man bite iif atio, Ieinsn 9risfsn
9eIo pber Gelbesnertb an5upertrduer
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Z N, QteItsr.

gefudsr: .Wirili9 feiu barseRelIi,
bifes BIumep!tiid, bdupfd@li& BE
ifodhihen aaffdnien.A
WsaIer; .albr in bite Sk, bas iiuD
bod alts G&Dsiasr init ihssn maOs,
ssnitssusH-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

ID iii on WbflrlniIeniIis ItlF |
ben Id sfpet Sabre oil mar. Mein
5au ipnrbe dttoniid. es 'reiit mIh
aber. fdsgu Bu ioHnen, ban ih aes
beiIt bin bon allen rbennlniii6en
Sfmer8en blnc, bic eleiiriite ges
banblHua bon TT. Gorksere IN
Gleetrol9lcoir 9nliitiie. 33 bin ieet
i'm eianbe. ieben 1dg sf arbeticn.
g. J. Cool.
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@amiltsn.

llnier slsent in SamiltuH 1T Serr
Gbuarb Sruf, 449 Siio 6aufte St..
gea Sci. 476 .H. Some Hbone
1851 :. u.
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9rtffenb.

o.: Gs III bod Elm rsdtss arsu,
mt msinsr Iottsr Ssrmins. Ssbi tai
Iis felt sinsm Sabr fhOn ben britisa
9rdutisam.4
g.: ~Sm. SAB fdtint mir cine rid.
tiss 5Iaitsrmins 5u fem"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03
HAS NARROW ESCAPE WHEN
 BOAT SINKS
Gas Boat Pacific Goes Down at Wharf and Engineer Nearly
 DrOWned.

The gas boat Pacific was sunk last night at the George D. James gridiron and today is lying on the bottom with just the tip of her bow sticking out Of the water. She can be raised without much trouble and the only loss will be due to the losing of business and the effects of the water on the boat
 The cauqe of her sinking is not known, but the supposltion is that her stern caught under the side of the landing dock and the rising tile filled her with water. The engineer of the boat who was on board asleep at the time. had hard time to save himself
 The first animation of anything wropg was when the water reached he stove and put the fire out the acise of the water on the fire wakened him and he had just barely time to crawl out through the pilot Louse.
 The Pacific was owened by Cap tain c. E. Tlbbetts and was being operated on one of the local runs out of Juneau and is one of the larger gas boats of this section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03
EMBASSIES SEE
 NO CHANCE FOR
 EARLY WAR END
Rumors That Peace Is to Be Sought Are
 Without Any
 Foundation.

WASHINGTON, Nov 8. - Six months ago, when European peace rumors were in the air. inquiry was made at the various embassies in Washington as to the basis of these idle rumors and the information then disclosed showed them to be wholly baseless. The information developed in this way at that time was reliable, and it was to the same sources that the more recent rumors have been just referred. The dis closure is made that there is no chance for peace in the near future. Many of the bestinformed diplo- mats In Washington have reason to believe that the war will last for two years if their premises, based on information from Germany are correct
 Some of the financial interests in New York have information which leads them to believe that the war may be of shorter duration This information. of which some of the embassies have been appraised, is based upon the optimism of the Allies that by continuing the war on the present scale Germany will be crushed before the end of next Alp. ril. But by comparing the unQues- toned facts that come from Ger many. with the inside facts that come from the Allies capitals, there is basis for the assertion that the end of the war is nowhere in sight.
 The significant feature of these reports from European capitals to the Washington embassies is that they are supported by the cona- dential reports from American Am bassadors abroad. They are also supported by the confidential re- ports of the military attaches and observers.
 The distribution Of German food supplies, according to these confi- dential reports, is shown to be or ganizei upon a basis more econo- mical than the German needs. There is evidence. moreover, that the en- tire organization of Germany has been designed to meet the needs Of the hemmed-in nation for at least two years. The allies, of course. are prepared to continue the war almost indefinitely.
 According to the best information available from these sources, there is no Hklihood of definite peace oyertures at any time in the near future for the simple reason that the allies won't engage in any ne- gotlaions with Germany so long as she continues to have her present trading advantages, which include possession Of most of Belgium, Q large section Of France, and much additional territory. But even that there should be peace oyertures next July. as some of the financial inter- ests think likely, it is the opinion of the diplomatic world in Washing ton that they will fall through when the first effort Is made to .-.-.,..c them definite. An the information seems to indicate at least two more wears of war
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03
weather. t beIng eoId and

of winter weather, it being cold and frosty.
 Haines will soon have another meat market, J. M. Anthony, who ar rived from Colorado last summer, is going to open a shop in Sam NiXon's building on Main street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03

"AlT tho News All the Tlmo."
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03
DIsCOVERER OF HOBO
 CREEK PLACER DISTRICT
 IS VISITOR IN JUNEAU

Capt. II. S. Back, mining engin- ger, of Carmacks, Yukon Territory, discoverer of the Hobo creek placer district between Big River and Williams Creek about half way be- tween Dawson and Whitehorse, is Q Juneau visitor. Capt. Back says there is likely to be quite stam- pede into the new district in the spring. He is the holder of three discovery claims, one on Kitchener creek. one on Hobo creek and an other on Copper creek.
 Capt. Back spent the greater part of 17 years in the district in which he made his discoveries last fall, land finally located what he believes Twill be a good placer camp.
 Before coming to the North many years ago, Capt Back was promi- nent in Montana He lived at Glendiye, Mont, where W. w. Casey, .of Juneau, was engaged in the mer- cantile business. He served in the Montana Territorial Senate at the same time that John r. Maloney, of Juneau, was a member of the House, and from the same county. They were room mates during one legislative session at Helena.
 He had quite a reputation as public speaker in Montana, and was prominent in Democratic politics. He was Union soldier through the Civil War, and is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic.
 Since coming to the North Capt. Back has earned a reputation as a poet He writes verse after the manner of Service and recites 1t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03

Last week Friday snow was fz inches deep on the level at Thompson Pass, north of Valdez.
 The cOldest point on the Valdez, Fairbanks trail so far this winter up to eight days ago was five above.
 Members of the Anchorage Labor Union have decided to rebuild their labor temple and will put up Q struc- ture which will cost S15.OOO. Funds for this purpose are now being raised among the union members and con- tributions are being received from Anchorage merchantG.
 
 Testimony gwen before the judge of the Third Division at Valdez re- gently showed that many Natives have been voting to the westward who did not know enough about the English language to mark their ballots. One Native stated that he did not know how to vote but that his ballot was marked for him.
 
 Under the 14-mili tax rate estab- Hshed by the city council Of Sew ard the income from the city taxes will aggregate about S25,OOO.
 Following the success of the Yu- kon Gold Company in hauling wood with tractors, a number of Fair banks operators are contemplating the purchase of similar outfits.
 
 Members of the Seward Volunteer Fire Department voted to commence early this year on preparations for the New Years mask ball, which is an annual event given under the auspices of the Department Mem tion was made of the matter at this time SO those intending to send for elaborate costumes this year will have plenty of time.
  Dave skarstad. who has been
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ALASKA NEWS FROM
ALL SECTIONS

working with Fred Laubner in the Willow Creek district has returned here, says the Seward Post. Dave yerifies the report that the Willow Creek mines, with one exception, were forced to shut down early this fall on account of the bad roads.
 
 In a letter received at Fairbanks from Livengood Creek. a miner of that district states that the outlook for the fall is gooG and points out that work will be carried on consid- erably later than was anticipated, owing to the late rains.
 in the District Court at Fairbanks Judge c. E. Bunnel signed an or der re.establishing the Chandlar re- cording precinct, and naming John Barker as commissioner. This pre- cinct was re-establlshed at the re- quest of the miners of the Chan dlar. who found it inconyenient to send their instruments to the Roy ukuk for record.
 
 Back in Fairbanks after an ab- sence of more than month, R. A. Jackson. the engineer, reached town last evening on the Martha Glow, says the News-Miner. He has been at Ruby doing some work for the Alaska Road Commission and he re- ports that that district looks good this season. New pay, and eXten- siye has been found on several of the creeks and this means bright future for Ruby next spring. The output this year is better than ever before and the people Of Ruby feel confident that the future holds good things in store for them.
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HAYNES NEMs NOTES

HAYNES, Nov 1.-(Special cores pondence) - Last Saturday. J. M. Tanner, Democratic nominee for Senator to the Territorial Legisla- ture came down from Skagway and addressed the people in the evening at the A. B. Hall.
 Judge w. B. Stout, who has been confined to his house for the past two weeks with whooping cough, is able to be out again.
 Tom Morris, son of Frank Morris, the Post plumber who has spent the summer in the Fairbanks country returned home last week.
 Haines is enjoying the first taste
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Dave skarstad, who has beei
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Soon

Seem to me all the old stories and plays have been put on the films"
 Don't worry Somebody will bob up with a sequel to Macbeth. "- (Kansas City Journal0
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-03
GEORGE SCHOFlELD ARRIVES HERE TO
 END HIS CAMPAIGN

George D. SchoGeld. of Nome. Republican candidate for Territor- ial attorney general. arrived in Ju- peau last night on the Admiral Farragut and will remain on the channel and end his campaign here. Tonight NIr. Schofeld will hold a campaign rally at Douglas in the Natatorium.