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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-14

In conclusion the field Of athletic and playground supervision
of the broades fields today Because of it's youth it de-
cdedy undermined rather than crowded AS result the
opportunities this vocation be otherwise considered than
exceptionally good.
The social performed for the world by athletic in
be estimated They take the American
youth the degrading environment Of the streets the CHAR
acterbung grounds In the future socoogists will
these have much if towards developing the
and physique youths than other factor Due
this playground work is demanding the best Of the
day-those who manly energetic and willing in their
efforts to give service to humanity.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-14
Special
Infant Food

If your baby is not growing every
day, no doubt the trouble is lack
of proper food. Infant foods should
be as nearly like mothers milk as
possible. Thompson's Food (Pep-
tonized) contains all the elements
necessary to the normal growth and
strength of the baby. A food pre-
pared solely for infants deprived of
mothers milk. Consists of pure,
sweet milk, modified on large scale
in a scientific manner. Ready for
use by simply adding water.
We suggest that you try Soc
package with our guarantee of
satisfaction.
Hitchcock's Old Reliable
Drug Store
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-14
NORTHWESTERN TIME
TABLE

No. 81 arrives 1920 a. m.,
except Sunday.
No. 81 leaves 1915 p. m,
except Sunday.
No. 63 arrives 4:15 p. m. daily.
No. ga leaves 4:50 p. m. daily.
SUNDAY ONLY
No. 65 arrives 1890 p. M,
No. 66 leaves 1880 p. M.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-14

Irrespective of currency re-
form, tire shall be dough for ev-
erybody soon. The winter wheat
crop has the best of prospects.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-06-14
The Two Black 4 Year Old Stations


sons of two of the great Gon 9475O
GreatBe (196O2o
Frank by Absolom 27O4 the noted sire
in the show
Brilliant the sensational show horse Of
evidence horses of 20O
to lbs with much quality well
the Banner Livery
Saturday. Giron the balance the
1 miles west OF town. Frank balance OF week at Cnas
H. A. Cipsen and Geo. Schwab
TERMS SIT INSURE LIVE COLT MONEY BECOMES DUE
III MARE OR DISPOSED OF.
X. E. FULLER, Redwood Falls, MINI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Bon 0cr @etttront.
Scutldc Grfolgc pur Gcrblu1.

@crlin, brabtlps iiber Sapbillc.
Il. Seq. Sic Sberlte &eeresleitung 9ibt
beute cin Bulletin bpn Der @cltfrpnt
alls, in lpel6em Bic Grpberllng bcs
@ipfcIs bes Soiisels 9io. 304 an Der
Stout bon. @erbun, loipie nere &dmz
pfc an Spbtenmam Siigel 9cmcls
set iperbeu. Ser 8eribt lnlltct:
u8eltfrpnt; slrmecsrrppe bes beuts
1den aronprinsen: sluf Dem ipcltliden
llfer Ser @laas orang 9eltern cine slbs
tbeilung bes @eltpbalilden Snfantes
rieregiments SO. Is nah elmer artils
lcriltilden @orbcreitnng IN frml5pIil1e
Sd)iibengrabcn allf Dem 5iigel Nc
3O4, liibpcItli6 bon @alancpnrt lWr
ippblbefannt aus ben aampfen oes
pprigen Somn,ers, unp nabm ben @iz
|pfel pieier snb6be cin. Siirf Gfii5iert
lllnb 100 Mann iplrben Dier als @es
fansene eit9ebradt. slls 8eInltat
eines @oritpbes aesen Sic fcinplid)er
2inicn allf Dem Gooten,nann 8iiae)
|braNtcn 1lniere Srlppcn eff @cfanae'
ne BON bielcm streif5nse Snriic."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08


bent BEG 9eutidcnMetallarbeitereG Ser
banbes, ut, - lpie beute pffi5iea be-
fant seseben lullroe benz ariegse
lninilterilm ols gGitslico Ser 9btbeiz
lung fir slrbeiterirascn 5usetbeilt
lporOen
3ie 0Dlbeiltfubr aus Gitslanb.
si I'D 3 ojrf, Z. Seq. 9ritiIhes
65ofb im @ertbe bon S3,0OO,OOO lit
an Die @nsitellc in Nlep gorf lnp
S14 ,COO,000 on Die Wliin5e in Ybi@
Iaoelpbia aelannt ircrben, lpic Die
Sirma s. g. Iorgan & So. onl Weitt~
ipod} in Nen Yorf bcfannt ga6. 9a~
nit crreid)te Der @ertb Ser in bieier
8cdbe aus aanaDu ein9etrpffenen
Golblenbuneen Die Sunlnle bon $25, :
100000. Sn Sabre 1916 linn bisz
ber auf aonto Ser enslilcben Ncgie~
rung S54S, 100000 oepouirt uor0eu.
Sra1tsoien ,uarten Der 3insc, bic ba
fumnuen iDllen.
Garis, z. Seq. Sic ge6eimen Siz
elngen Der 3eputirtenfamlner ndbcrn
lid ibrem gnbe lno aGeemeiu miro
eine slnfiinbislng Der 8esierllng bon
grDBter gGid)tiefeit eripartet. Ser
Siibrer Ser Sp8ialiiren in Ser SAM
mer, Gierre 3cnauoel, erflarte eeitern
in leinem 8lattc u$ounanite paB
ale sln8eieben aui hie s9affuns elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING oeuten. @on
bieler ludre es mir nod elm S6ritt su
eincm Committee Der Dffentliden Si~
herbeit ul,b Sranfreid) itebt por benl<
ielbeu 9roblen1. bas 2lppo George
fir Gnglano gu lDleu berludt.
Sic n4rabia" mar ein Sranspprt=
id)iff.
gSaIbinetnn, Z. Sex. Sic
beutlde He9ieruns bat Ser 8llnbesrcz
sicruns cine Mote iiberianbt, Sic beute
befannt eeaeben tpllrOe unb in Ser es
beiBt, oab Der britild,c Sampler uslra-
bia Ser am 6. 9e5ember perienft
lpuroe, elm 'grrppentransportihiff in
9ieritcn Der enslil6en9fe9ieruns mar,
als iolebes in oie 9frbrif Ser bilfs=
frcu5er fiel unb pbne borberige 8arz
nuna perienft lueroen purfte.
Sic beutlbc Heeierllna erilart iid
lebpd, bereit, i'm Safe Ser beutihe
Sau6bootfpma,anbant elmer irrigen
Weinns iuar, Sen Ser. gtaaten fin
bcrcn etipaiee sddbielns ourd bie
@erlenfltng oes gdiHes etne entipree
denbe @enllatbuung 5u leiltcn.
G11glanbs 2ebcnsmittelnutb.
2pnb on, Z. Seq. lin cine before
@erlorglne mit2ebeusmitteln il, gnge
lanb 5l lidcrn, nnter5eidmete aDnig
Gepree an1 glittpod) in 2onoon einen
8cfebl, Ser Ser slderbalbeborbe bie
@ollmaelt gibt, beleste llnp nnbeieetc
2anbercieu fiir 3ultipirumssslpcde' SIT
iibernebne11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Subel in Su., - s}nbel in Berlin.
9te etmnt0rid)trenoen 2et 4notlen lit Hufare5t nit
&,od)rmten nno 2slnu,em beariiht.
Sn Berlin berridte enc Subelmmuus la Snocubnra ee
n EarS bat bic Naid 8chhr5nng DeruDraun
Der bic bcMtiden Grpac nerleinerm iudleu

een plrben piebcr bcr 5000 9uncn gcfan9cn ononu m
a5cn nuBtn bisber i Sic Gefonoenenloocr
uanoem - SIZE mibsc Sabna Ganpinc octcru beiebt
3e Stuna mo Nunaler an Der I'M @cben 8or
@erpnn ur1en erpbaleu Den @ipfe bes bugcdnfn Suaes
So 3O4.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Srauspiem niiberieben" bicie &fc

VIHN5uIV0 VHuttT TtGeH WV S6""'PTe'
Garis, Z. Seq. 2as irau5oiiihc
aric9samt perDffcntlicbte bcllte bic
,,nbitebenbe &riegsmelblmg:
.GcIlid, bon Meeeral i'm Gliaf
fiiDrten mir einen lleberraIdlmgs zIn@
9riff mtf Bic feinolihcn gdiibensraber
als unb bradtcn mebrcre @efan9ent
sllriicf. Son Sen iibriaen Sbeilen Del
@riegsfront lit lnnlt nidts BON 9ebeu=
ting sll mclben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

Dupont bat 10000 2ollarS SIM
irepnbIitaniIden aanpagneionos bet
|gelTeuert. &ie aeluonnen. Ia 5crrDn
neu: berpulnert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
8iliou mibt nit 5meierlei Maab,
9Sas iid) fur 5mpiter iidt, id)ift d nidt iar e.
1en Sdbien" oieieS lateinild)e sprid),pprt
anideineno ieine 3id)tId,nur
lie ionden gOter beu in eoaoon Die Sdieu in Berlin.
Seh nas gr0fc Gnacsnmmcn ocu Iua fam Se nmeri-
faniiedn Scipotcn bciricnieen.
Is laNell mir lns gllles aefallen

ab BON Gn9anb laien mir QcaQen 9rd inn 9ny,4e
leben mir prupieQ giBndnnc Gnodnbcr Sfrn r1bio ~
lanoe nr sbc Scporiren fir 2cutdcn lit oo5el6c
S9m en sdmerperbdcH 9l 1be1er1na mo bos Sic boIen
rob4dnoer idun 9otrf nie er6oen 4arten 586crc
Grec ols snlanoe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Nus Mtrifo.
Sic @ramiamfcit @illas ifbcint feine
Grcnsen 5m baben.

gIYalp. Ger, Z. 9cs. gunbesz
lbeantc bubcn nad gSalbington rap~
pnrtirt, bab |illa bel Ioracon einen
gmerifaner 9'amens Softer crit i'll llnz
lasbarer @eiir nerltiinuncln lno bann
auf einem Sdyeiterbaufen perbrennen
licb. Spiters Spbn lpllrbe bon ben
Sanoiten 9c5pllnscn, bcn ldredliden
Spbesleipen iciues @aters beiSulpobz
neu. auBerpen1 iollen sic geamten
ser @unoc sresierlns so gulpatcn
sgarransas 9eleben babcr, benen nod
Ser @efunaennabme bon benGilla 'iheu
8onbiten bie Sbreu abgeld)nittcn lp6r<
Sen paren.
9spdJ ci1 slmcrifaner gctDntet.
GlGa 0, Ser. Z. 9es. Sic Ilpaz
rabp Mining unp @illing Company
bat beute Gin Sclearomm crbaItcn, baB
ei,1er ibrer sln9eitellten, 6olparb G5rap.
in Ycrral, Gbibuablto, bon @illaiden
@anbiten sctpotct lporpeu lit. Sic iibz
rigeu oprtigen slmeritaner lpllcn lidl i'll
gid)crebit bcfiuben. G3raD iuar As
Sabre alt, ltonmte aus Gcoriu, ST.,
llnb lcbtc Icit % Sabreu i'll &arraI,
ipp CT cine Srau uno flint ainoer bin@
tcrlaiicn bat.
8illas scitaemafe 3eereslcitmng.
SSalbinstoll, Z. Ge5. gs leibt
|ieet, oab @illa ielbit garllidt III ser
Stabt Gbibuabua gelpelen ware. Gin
&iua lder Gcierteur bcridtete Den
,8nnpesoffisieren III gl Yalp, Segas,
ba6 @illa bic pierta9iseu Sample nm
Ben geItt ser Stabt Gbiblabua telcz
|sropbiId bon scr Sll1tillos Tlanta9e
| in Ser N1bc her Stobt geleitct babcn
lipn.
Gin Srittcr glnslaubcr crmprhet.
CT YoIp, Scras. Z. Seq. slubc,
Sen bcreits gemelbcten Grmorpun9ci
ppn slpei Imerifanern baben sic 8ans
bitten in San Gablo Meaui, Gli6ua1
lbua altd Sen illnaem @uillcrmu Sllpz
,mon, cincn spbu Scs aus Dem guren'
fric9c bctanutcn Generals Snpmar
ernorbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

=. Seq. aferapher sdlidc, Ser Graiiz
bent Deg Observation-Disclosures Ser
banoes. lit, lpie beute offisiea be-
tant 9eseben ullroe - oem &riegsz
minilterinm als 9yGtelicb Ser 9lbtbeiz
lung fir arbeiteriraseu 5usetbeilt
por0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
100000 Wefausenc ciuaebradjt.

ASOfOOO SDSIWWUSWS ClllySuIWuu.
2pnb Don, Z. Sea. Cine aopenbaz
9ener Scpeld)c an sic @rcbange Selee
graph ep. brill9t MusSiisc aus eillen1
slrtifel bes gcrliner 2ofala,1seigers,
IN Dem es beibt, baB sic gcrbiiubetell
lett Dem Iusbrude Deg aricgcs ruub
100000 gumanen 9efangen 9cnom<
men baben. Serncr 9ibt bas 8erliner
|glntt leiner Meinllne ausbrud, naB
Die 8un1anen llnp Mrlien jett Sic sanz
|se 8aladei rallmen iperben nnb 1ulr
nod Die @ertbeibi9llng Ser giiberen5e
Der WSolball perlud)cn lperSen. s(uf
biele @eiIe fonnten lie ibre &riegsfront
allf cine Strefe bon fnapp 100 Iei~
len cinidrdllfeu. Ser 2ofalanseiaer
beridtet ferner, oab bie rumdnilbe
Sauptltobt por bem ginmaride Ser
gerbiinbeten bon ibrer @epolferuna
beinabe polIig perlallen lporpen pare,
abcr oab oieStabt ipnlt gang ii,taft lei.
@san mnk iid su tr5lten ,uii1en!
2pnoon, Z. Seq. Gin @ertreter
Der slllo5iirten Erellc bate nad ben1
Sale bon 8llfareit cine llnterbaltllna
nit bem General S. 9. Mnurice, bcm
oberlten 2eiter Der engliicben @ecrcs@
operationen i'm ariegsn1inilterillm.
|uno oieler gdreibtii9itratcse per@
lidcrte leil,em @alte, bab bie @innabz
me hpn 8lrferelf ablollt feincu militia
|rifden8ertb fir Sic @erbiilrbetet bGt<
te. (?l) CT mubte allerbings susez
|bcL SaB Der mpralil6e llnb pplitil1e
Ginbrud bieies grfolges Ser @erbiin=
oeten i'll Ser ganaen @elt Gin gauS be-
oeutcnoer lein lrerbc.
Scrner beballptetc Ser cneliI6c &C.
|nerul, boB bie rltmiriic,e Mrnec n,lph
gang intoft lpire." Gle fDnnte crit bel
[hcm 9urdbrlebe Ser @erbiinbeten III
Ser Sd}labt am slr9es utpirflid ncn=
nensiuertbe" &erlllite erlitten babcn.
Sic @naaben Der 9eutI6en iiber al
leiu 100000 einaebradte @efausene,
ludfe Der fultlhnalt5i9e 9rite
pdnit an erflaren, bab Sic @crbiinbeten
iuabrldcinIia alld fclt9cnoamcne 3i%
pilbcpnlfcrllna llntcr bie @efangeren
recbncten. CID
Garis lit bcitiirst nnb Gariicr Ireiic
bringt 8eilcihsartifcl.
Saris, Z. Seq. Sic gabrid)t bon
bcm Safe Ser runlaniSd)en- Spuuptltabt
Fat bier 9rpbe Sraucr lmo 8cltiirsuns
bcrborgerllfen trobbem mon lid felt
pcm gusganae Der ghladbt m Irges
auf biele Soipbsbotlbuft bprbereitct
balten fpnlte. 9us Eetit Sournal I"
16reibt bcutc:
u@ir fDnncn, bDllig n,itfiiblen, mas
sic Mumdnen beute leioen, n1iiiien
bnd aud mir nod ilnmer sic 2eiben
ciner feinbliden Snpnlion mIcrcs2anz
lbcs crbulben. llnb mir ne5lnen bcltp
ebrlidcr an Dem Sdmcrse bes rlmas
nildben @plfes tbcil, ba mir ms Scr
bittcren 8abrbeit ni1t perI6liebell
f6nner1, bob mir tbeilipcilc lnitl6nloia
| an biclcr @atnltropbe linb, ipeld)e nicht
ollciu uuf Sic iiberlegene Strategic Der
| lfcinbliden SMbrcr Smriid5nfiibrc it,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
l1nlerc uMnti's" III sii;nl,a.

gSalbinatpu Z. SeS. S,icr lit
beute Der &pnpent Scr Sracnpercilli<
9unger gcsen oas Srallenltillrnrcdt
beaonnen lpprocn. Grau slrtgur N,
2poec. Sic Trdiioentin Ser gsatipnal
sllIpeiation Sppuico 10 @omun Srff~
rage fiibrte in ser eriten Sisung Zen
&priis l,nb erfldrte, baB sic @ercinle
9,mgen itpls naralli .udren, con ibren
@egnerinneil Sic uSoomce, @capeu@
aup Motbcr~ Gartci genannt 5l mer@
heu. sic CAB ibrcr llebcrSeuslna Nus
orlicf. pab oie Sralien III ibren S,eltnel
mebr 5ur pebu1a Ser 3ipililalipn hels
tragen fDunte,,, ais sic aiGnner olrdl
ibre &ablitimruen. gs lrirb Sluelfele
los cine Geiolutipn gcgen bic SInnabmc
eines Nmenoements sur SunoesperIale
lung fir bas allgemeine Srnlenltlmms
|reht unsenpmmen rerben.
Ter INTERRUPTED s,uiiden rniiiidJen mno
bcntidJeu n@rauiamteitcn".
8aI9inaton. Z. Ses. Sic @es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

- 9cutiehesMrtilleriefeuer BEL g>iiz
naburs uuS BEL @pern. Stllr oamit sic
9fuNen nnn gneldubcr ni6t peraeIlell
bab &rieg lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Aus Ger gunOcSbauptltQot


Sdjon luieDcr Die leiSiae saudJbuut=
frnge.
SS a hinstpn. Z. 2es. Gic
Seutide 9lntuprt auf sic sSotc SCI
Sunoesregierlll9 in se3ug alf oit
@erlentllHg nes britiiaeu Samplers
.9lrabia" bat luiebcr Sen oelltldlen
5alltboottricg i'll Sen @orDergrll1o oes
politlten Sntereiles eeriicft. Geuticfz
lano theilte, luie berihtet. Ser @unoc5=
reslcrlns NIT, oaB bie uSlrabio~ pou
Dem oclltlchen Suuhbpottplunn1ltSanz
ten aI5 Sruppentransportihiii i'm
SienlIe Ser britild1en Hesierlnlg angez
leben llno perleutt purbe. 5rpbrent erz
tlart lidl Die oelltlde 9fcaierltno 81
le9lid]er @enlgtbuung bereit, ipbalS
nahgepielen lreroeu fam paB sic
~slrabia" 5llr 3cit ibrer &eriensllna
cln Sampler I'M 9rioatpicnile lpar.
Sic bisberisen SNliornationen oer
SunoesresierlHg iollen harauf hinScuz
80. I .'9 9, - 'tl ~ - e''' e.i'~
lar unb Oriental 2inie mar.
Sros bes 10 ipeiteebenbeu @ntecgenz
49,, -, s.,st1slsN,.. 1s.. ..ss.e 10y %
$50 -. A. ~ ..l ~ ,e..'.'n po's :.
~ 90 M.s,;sa',. - oa:,. A'.' ~ 10y! o eu'
I Af.e 80. ,p'' ~ ~ p..l, ~. n.
n..." sl'.'..'.'ls s7.n.A. ~ ',u'lt'''.l y ~
sa1,ss,.ss;s | = go. @ 80 W. y. ~ s'''~
as So, - - - .is -a14 ~ W.
$50. $50" ~ y. ~" 50: ~
>a,..nt e -. - '''' S''''o S'''''''''' - =
s@'''"' w.
Sie Sbencrlsna.
sS a il ne ton, 7. ges. SroBz
pen1 Sic offi5iellc llnteriudl1no nes
Eobeu 2ebcnslnlttelprciie crit upr oans
fllrsen beapnuen hat, Ipllen Sic gltnz
nesaaellten och bereits ,Suformatipnen
crlanot babe11, sic slt ncm Sdllltlle be-
rchtioen, oab Sic Sbeuerltno i'm 9ulhc
sunl or6Bten Sfeile allf Sic uerberb.i@
den Manipulatioucu pon oeben3ntitz
tel Spefulantcn suri;dsllfiibreu iciel,
Gieie &on1biuatipneu bon 8rubbiuoz
lern loIen nadl pcm llrtbeile Ser be-
ttef!ehoeh sl'''oe5a9el'ten ol'1dahS
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
WOMAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN
 MONTANA STATE
Jeanette Rankin Says She VIII Represent Women and Children of
 the West.
HER LAWS OUTLINED

MIssoULA, Mont., Nov. ii. -"l am going to Washington to repre- sent the women and children of the west; to work for an eight hcur day for the women and for laws proVid- ing that. women shall be paid the same wages as the men for equal amount of work"
 The above was the public statement issued today by Mis7 Jean Rankin, the newly elected Republican Con qressman from Montana. Miss Ran kin was engaged in sewing while making her statement and talked in a matter of fact way that shows she is possessed of practical business methods.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
Indications Are That Pres ident Wilson Received Over Eight Million
 and a Half.
.TUMULTYS STATEMENT
Great Endorsement Ever Given by the People for the Chief
 Executive

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-As con- plete returns or returns nearly com plete come in it has become appar- ent that President Wilson's popular vote at Tuesdays election will be near S,6O0OO0, almost a million more than was ever cast for a can didate for President in the history of the United States and nearly a million more than were cast for President Taft and former Presi- dent Roosevelt combined four years ago.
 The total vote cast for President Roosevelt when he ran against Judge Parker in 1904 was 7,62S,- eco. The total vote cast for Pres ident Taft in 1906 was 7,S7S,oOO. The total vote for President Taft and former President Roosevelt con- bined in 1912 was 7,6O4,0O0. The vote for President Wilson in the latter contest was particularly small on account of the circumstance that the result was a forgone conclusion in so many States that there was no attempt made to get the vote out,
 HUMILITY POINTS OUT FACTS.
 In a telegram to President Will son today, J. P. Tumulty, the Pres idents secretary, said;
 "More complete returns show that you have received the largest vote ever cast for a candidate for the Presidency. You have received nearly one million more votes than were cast for both President Taft and former President Roosevelt in 1912. Your gain over 1912 IS three times as much as was ever gained by a President running for re-elec- ton. The election was the most emphatic endorsement that the Am crican people ever gave President or an administration"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
RUSSIANS ARE AGAIN NEARING
 LOST POSITION
Forces Have Arrived on Danube and Are Fight ing Two Miles West
 of TCernayOda
TO REGAIN LOST BRIDGE

PETROGRAD. Nov 1.-The Rus sian troops are now two miles west of Tcernayoda fighting for the fa- nous bridge across the Danube which was partially destroyed when the Rumanians re,reated before the Bulgarians. Germans and Tuks re- gently. This is the report issued on the campaign in the Dobrudja by the war office
 On the Pennsylvania front the Rumanians suffered at the hands of the invading Austro-German forces. They were driven four yersts south ward in the region west of the Bu- zeu Valley. The Rumanians had un- dertaken an enveloping offensive movement in the direction of Pre- deal
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
NO CHANGE IN POLICY OF J. s.
 ON J WARFARE
Germany Will Be Held to the Adherence of Her Pledges with Sink
 of TWO Boats.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l-This gov ernmeut will hold Germany to strict adherence to the submarine warfare pledges in connection with the sink ing of the British freighters Marina and Rowanmore.
 Secretary Lansing announccd
 "The question has been raised as Co whether there has been any change in policy on the part of the President or this department in re- gard to submarine warfare since the Sussex note. ] wish to say emphati- cally that there has been no change.
 "The fact that a political cam paign has been in progress will in no way vary the practice Of the De- partment in regard to making full investigation in eases Of this sort. We shall do it as we always have with as much celerity as possible"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
PRESIDENT WINS TWO DOUBTFUL STATES
SULZER IS STILL IN LEAD FOR DELEGATE
recommendations for any changes necessary.
Mayor Stewart Has School
 House Report.

Mayor Stewart returned Thursday rom his visit to Seattle in the in tercsts of the city and the school house committee and reports a very successful trip in every way. While below Mayor Stewart visited nearly all of the newest school buildings in Seattle and some on the outside of the city limits. He made a complete study of school buildings and plans and investigated the work of a number of archi- tects of buildings of that kind.
 A special meeting of the school committee will be held soon and the results Of Che trip will be laid before the school committee mem bcrs for action. The committee will decide what architects shall be al- lowed to submit plans for the building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
Proposition Is Submitted and City Council Is
 to Hold a Special
 Meeting Monday.
BOAT LlNE TO SlTKA
Alaska Steamer Line Is Ready to Put Boat on Route According to
 Pres. Baxter.

A special meeting of the Juneau city council has been called by Mayor B. D. Stewart Monday to consider the question of purchas- ing the Juneau Water Company system from R. F. Lewis.
 While in Seattle Mayor Stewart held a conference with Mr. Lewis and the latter gave estimates and terms which would be acceptable to him for the purchase of the system.
 An option on the plant was given which expires on the 18th of this month and the matter must be con- sidered by the council at once. Mayor Stewart would not make the terms of the agreement public at this time but will lay them be- fore the city council Monday and at that time they will be made pub lie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
SUM IS
 PAID FOR NEW
 ALASKA CRAFT

SEATTLE, Nov. II. - The sensa- tlonal advance in the value of ship ping tonnage was reflected today when 1t was announced that the AL aska Steamship Co.,, paid S475,OOO for the steamship Henry T. Scott and the sale of the Dolphin for S125,OOO
 The Dolphin will sail for the St. Lawrence river next month.
 The steamship Henry T Scott is now under charter and will continue in the New YorkWest Indies trade for the next two months before com 1 ing to the Pacific.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
NEW STEAMER MAY BE PLACED ON ROUTE FROM
 JUNEAU TO SITKA.

Juneau may again have a pala- tial steamer plying out of this port to Sitka and other way ports, if the plans of the Alaska Steamship Co. are carried out
 When in Seattle Mayor Stewart called on President R. W. Baxter, of the Alaska Steamship Company, and he was assured by the latter that if the government will at any time grant another mail contract that a steamer will be bought for the run to replace the old Georgia. Mr. Baxter stated that when the Georgia was withdrawn from the route. the officials of the Alaska Steamship Company were regOtiat- ing for the purchase of larger and better steamer, but that before the deal was closed, word was re- ceiyed from Washington that the mail contract had been cancelled.
 Mir Baxter also told Mayor Stew art that the boats of the Alaska Steamship Company will continue to do business across the wharf of the city aud he has no deal under con sideratiOn whereby their boats would be switched to the new Pa cic Coast dock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-11
DELEGATE VOTE
 UNCHANGED AND
 SULZER IS Q. K.
Returns from Precincts in the First and Third Are Awaited With
 Great Interest.
TWO MAY RESULT IN TIE

While momentarily expecting fur ther returns from the First and Third Divisions, the figures on the contest for Delegate to Congress have not changed since yesterday afternoon. Senator Sulzer, on the reported votes, is 218 ahead of Del egate Wickersham.
 The First Division, with Rake, Kasaan, Shakan, Craig, ScOw Bay and Yakutat unreported, gives Sul- ger a lead of 548. There is no req son apparent to change the estimate that his plurality in the Division will reach 600, though it might fall a little short of that
 Renewed assurances from the Third and Fourth Divisions are that those Diviscions will be prac- tically a tie, if, indeed, they do not show pluraGties for sulzer. Yes terday's teleggamS said that the Second Division would be a tie.
 The indications are still that Sul- ger will have 500 or more plurality, and that his election is absolutely certain.
 For Attoruey-General George B. Grigsby still has a lead of more than 1,40O, and reports from the Second Division are that this will be increased by 200 or more.