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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
WALLoP AT JAp
 AND ogTs ARRESTED

Jerry Mullen, wniter on the steam or Al-Hl was in Q playful mood yes terday afternoon and today he is in the city iail- Mullen passed 6 Jap pnese restaurant keeper on lower Front street who was carry tray order on his head As Mullen pass ed tho Jap he took wallop at the Oriental, upsetting both him and the tray Of food and dishes The dishes were broken. the food spread all ov- CT the street and Mullen was arrest ed. He refused to 80 to ja1 and the officers were forced to secure an au- to. This morning Mullen was hncd $25- The sentence was supended on his promise to raise the necessary coin to pay for the damage and the use of the auto. He will be placed on board the Al-Ki when she leaves and shipped.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
ALIVE IN OIL;
 MESSAGE FROM ARMENIA

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-The Sen ate today adopted a resolution pro- posed by Senator Lodge requesting the President to set apart D day on which tho public might contribute to the relief of distressed Armenians.
 During the discussion of the reso- Hutton Senator Borah sent to the desk o press dispatch from Petrograd dated January IS, In which Or. Jacob Star gIs, on American Methodist medical missionary, who had escaped from Urmiah, in Turkish Persia, when he was threatened by the Kurds and he told of tho death of a pr. shimmum. declared to be an American mission ary. The dispatch said that Dr. shim. mum was burned to death in oil
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
CANADIAN PACIFIC
 STOCK SHOWS CONTROL
 MAY COME TO THE U. 8


 BOSTON. Feb. 25.-The simultan- eous decline In Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Erie common and Steel common indicates foreign selling rath. CT than the fears as to the ultimate outcome of the railroad wage agita- ton in the United States. This for eIgn selling of late has been larged than was anticipated. Last year was the foreign liquidation in bonds. We understand that measures arc propos. cd abroad to withhold the sale of Can adian Pacific shares lest the control come to the United States.
 The Canadian Pacific, with the tre- mendous snowfall now in the Rocky Mountains and the prairie provinces is pretty well assured of big crops for 1916. The unsettled problem is the number of men to plant and gath CT the crops, for Canada may have en- listed 5OO,OOO men before the end of the year.
 The statistics of the big Canadian crops of 1915 are still rolling in. The oat crop was 5OO.oOO,OOO bushels and the winter wheat crop on the final figures may reach close to 40O,oOO,OOO bushels. This Is one-nalf the total wheat and oat crop Of the United States a few years ago.
 It is estimated in Canada that the Canadian Pacific for tho first SIX months of 1916 may show a gain Of S2OOOO,OOO net.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

ATHENS. Feb. 1S.-Prince Nicho- las. of Greece. brother of King Con- stantine. and Military Governor of the Interior zone. has authorized AmerlCsV correspondents to publish an open letter addressed by him to Eml Hebrand, of the Paris Temps, under date of February g, with a view to clearing up the grave mis- understanding which has arisen pre- cisely at the moment Greece might have hoped to see the fact recognized that she does not forget a debt of gratitude sacred to her"
 Greece has renamed neutral" says the letter. She has never de clared herself to be unwilling at any price to abandon neutrality. The con- trary is proved by the several prop ositions made during the course Of the present war to the Entente Pow CTS. which are well known.
 Those persons have been mistak- en who have claimed that Greece's pretensions were exaggerated. Such certainty was not the case In the con- d.tion of Greek participation In the war imposed by the Gounaris cabi- net. namely. that hte territorial h. tegrity os the kingdom should be re- spected during the war and until the signing oi @ peace treaty by those very powers at the side of whom Greece declared herself to be ready to fight
 ''The condition was not accepted, as such promise at that iuncture was capable Of offending Bulgaria. It Is the fault Of our government, and therefore Of Greece. If the negotla- tlons failed?
 "At the beginning of the war one group Of berigerents - the Central Powers-begged for Greece's parti- cipatiou in the war. while the Een- tente Powers insisted that she re- main tranquil. so aS not to extend the conflict to the Balkans.
 Later the situation changed dia- metrically. The second group asked Greece to join with 1t. while the first group desired her to continue her inaction. Greece stil remained un- neutral
 Ts it just to insinuate that she did so through pro-Germanism. when is is evident that she simply follow ed her original course toward the two groups of bellgerentsf"
 After reciting the benefits to the
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

Alter referring to the "humiliations and insults with which Greece has suffered at tho hands of tho Entente Powers. Prince Nicholas made espec. ial complaint of the doubt expressed in tue Anglo-French press of the good faith and sincereity of our King and hls government aud of the sentiment of the Hellenic people toward the allied troops"
 "No suspicion" he said. could more deeply wound tho national pride of the Hellenic people than mistrust of their traditional hospitality and ,he word of their sovereign"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
DgE0s EILe0.

A deed from L. A. Moore to Henry HeIdrickson for the southwest one half of Lot 9. Block l2, or the city of Juneau was filed today Heidrick- son n turn deeded the property to Walho Lahikainen and the latter made a mortgage in favor Of Hen. drickson for SS65O covering the same property.
 Nick Dabisiniovich deeded Lot 4, Block W of the town of Douglas to Murley Shafer
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
AUTOMOBILE FACTORY
 NOW BEING DOUBLED

TOLEDO. Feb. 24.-John N. wnlys. head of the Wnlys-overland Automo. bile Company. says: There is only one story form North. East. South, and West, and that is prosperity. Next year will be one of the most prosper ous this country has ever known. l am doubling the output of my factory. Last year Iosold and built s4,ia7 auto mobiles. This year l expect to build 100000 cars. We have s1e.ooO,OoO of parts stored in our Toledo plant alone"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY
 IN INDIA EXTENDED

LONDON. Feb. 24.-A government monopoly Of export of wheat from h. dia, originally fixed to extend through the fiscal year ending March s1, will be continued probably to the end of the war The net profit to the gov ernment Of India from the experiment thus far has been about se5o.OOo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
ONE AUTO CONCERN
 SAVED A MINT OF
 MONEY BY FORESIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.--It is report ed that the willys-0verland company saved ss,5OO,OOO by laying in a supply of aluminium before the price advanc- ea. Another s1,OOo,oOO was saved by the purchase of steel before the ad. vance in price
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
pRooE oE LAeoR FILEp.

Captain John G. Peterson of Pearl Harbor. has filed proof of labor cn the Hidden Treasure. You and l, Blank. Prairie. Pilgrim. Lost Soldier. Cannon Ball. Entrance No. 1. and lode claims. located on Peterson Creek. 20 miles north of Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
PASSENGERS BOUND WEST.

The steamer Northwestern which cleared from here for the west yes terday. took the following passen- gers: Martin Otterstad, Walter De- Long, Mrs. F. M. Taylor, Miss l.. Per ry. Miss T. A. Foster. for Seward; John Hendrickson. Fred Qualm, Mrs. J R. Thomas for cordova; George Reilly, A. Van Payne, for Valdez.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
wlNDHAM BAY NOTES.
lsneclal corraapondencel )

NNNfNitA ANAA'HNNNANNN"fN
 wINDHAM. Alaska, Feb. %. - Mir. Wyman, who is looking over the Newsander group of claims, is very we'll pleased with the outlook as far as he has been able to see. owing to the snow.
 At the present time he has two men employed. and will put more on as soon as conditions are 80 that work can be done.
 Mir. Fl. p. Hansen expects to move on Shuck flats this week. He is build ing O very nice log cabin.
 MT. and Mrs. R. V. Rowe were guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Yates last Thursday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
ENEMY OWNED VESSELS
 RECOGNIZED BY BRITAIN

LONDON. Feb. 24. - The transfer to American registry of enemy-owned vessels will be recognized by Great Britain In cases in which they are not used directly or indirectly in trading with England's enemies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
FEDERAL MINE INSPECTOR
 WORKING ON COAL MAPS

Writing to a friend in Juneau, sum ner S. Smith, federal nine inspector says that he is still working on the maps of the coal lands for the Depart ment of the Interior. but expects to finish soon and return to Juneau, MT. Smith spent the summon In the Mat anuska coal fields last year and has been in Washington the greater part of the winter preparing the maps for the department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
REeisrEH IS lLL.

Clyde B. Walker, register of the To- cal land office. is III at his home. He has been unable to work fer the past two days and Is suffering from an at- tack oI whooping cough.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
NEw PuRsER oN pEapArcA.

R. V. Harris, former well-known Marconi wireless operator, has been appointed purser of the Border Line Transportation company's steamship Despatch. He succeeds William John son, who resigned after holding the berth for nearly a year Johnson in. tends to 80 to San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
WATER SPORTS ON
TONIGHT AT A. 5.s
 A

Tonight promptly at s o'clock the water sports win start at the A. B. natatorium. The races will be run on without any unnecessary delay. then everyone will be allowed to swim with out extra cost. The principal event Of the evening win be the relay race between a team of engineers and one of doctors and lawyers. Fitting con tests. relay races, and handicap races for both boys and A. B. members will form the balance of the program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
MAKING ROUND TRIP.

J. E. Kline. of the Juneau and AL asla 8. S. Co.'s office, is making a round trip to sitka on the Georgia. He was accompanied by Mrs. Kline.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
HORN HAS
 BEEN DECLARED SANE

BOSTON, Feb. 24.--It was learned today that Werner Horn. an officer of tho German landwehr, who is ac- cused of having attempted to wreck Q railroad bridge across the interna- tional boundary at vanceboro. Me-, has been declared sane by three phys icians who recently examined him. Horn is in the East Cambridge jail.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
pELoNe rAKEs rRlP.
@

Waiter DeLong, purchasing agent for the Alaska Gastineau company. left on the Northwestern for Seward on buainess trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25
ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS.

The Altar Society met this after noon at two o'clock at the-res.dence Of Mrs. W. L. Martin. East and Fifth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

Olympia Oysters at Grafi's. Phone 2oS. 126tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

Keists Place for pipe repairing of all kinds. 2-17-E.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

ALLMETAL wEATHERsTRlPs- olts e cllpatrlol<, Contractors. i2-f4-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

JUST REcEIvED-a now assort- ment of Ladies' and Mems Bathing Caps at Britts Pharmacy. 2-24-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-25

I.et The EmpIre do your printing.
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DeS SteaeS Gd6er!

aPon fam ftb nht o~erIebIen. oB DeiHhlono NIT cincr Jest onge.
DrOneten aenoer1ng 6s Tnabboofrieses fh eues b~ebeutenOeu @urteiles
besitt Genu ueut fe dud ~luioerrufen Deroen ion falls England ndi
Sa boaiger poIferretIiher ltebrne ictnerfets S~ariffebrt, 70 beoehtet bod
fhcn Die 8eihueie @~6milberune @elegenbet fir england, inSDihen
gorrote aaer at an3u9dufen,. Die nRoer elm lanseres AusBorrcn I'm
ariege erm0gliten, DdbrenS Elm abbrud Der ge5tebungen bon Seiter
an1erttos cine p0nig ~rifibtsloe ausnnsung Der lI9ooe uno cine her
bdHnismdBig raid entretenOe gotoge fur gngIanos 3ufHbren Sr GOI9c
eebabt boben ulroe, Die ben arieoan bate er5pineen mien.
Ga bon elmer gorauSetung nitt ab5ugeben it Der. Dob Geutidr
loa6 fegen min mo I'M nefentiben Die 6rteoensbeoingnngen bor5u.
ihrdben b~enbftdggt 10 nrB 1ngenotuen ncroen. DAP es ous jesige 3us
g~etdnons IN Der lleber5ateuns gendht bat unter aAn lmtGnoen
fegen au f0nnenz fognr penn Die neuen Snitutftonen, 6urd gtngeben
Gnglanos onf Die Derlongte aen0erlng Der 8lodaoenaBregeln, boutrno
befeben bIa6en iolten. Sb es babel 1f cine fiuan5ieae gritopf1ng
GngIanos, auf Die 1dtgfet Der 2ufihHie uno iDren gfnorud mf eng.
lamb, of bic Grennung or aQtun8 ourb erid6pflng bon 9runsoicn,
Stnlenen ODER MuHen, ooer auf cine ihon borbonoene geretpiaigfet
Gnglnnos 81 Observation-Disclosures rehnet, ons I1t Fb iebfnuitdnolt
fir ben 5~ernre6enoeH nht oeuIia erfennsn.
SOUR oos fam man ns fder onnebner, 9eutifIanS iDiroe aud
fir ben Rreis elmer brttben gennaen 8eontIug Der nor benz ariegg
beie1enoen gefinnnrngen Her neutralen Sanbel uno Scerett I'M arnge
niht ians II5ootsriegfibrnng oouerno e~nu8uihrdnfen norihlagen, Denn
Is nitt aud 70 BON ienen itteBfhen Siege ilber5eugt mare, nn0 perI1b.
Itde 3euden b1He, oab Is IGN unter allen lln1ndnoen errineen peroe.
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Sec6S UOrtrdge i6er Den Ba(6dnl

Ger finite gortrdg Ses Germ
@rofeIiors Sling iiber ben 81Ifan
1nterIfieo iib on0nrd bon ieinen
@or0kmgern, oaB Der MeOner in
ieinem 8erIouf bic Nsasfe 0es
Beidintgprofeiiors fallen IfeB nno
ons @eiiht oes 9eitIdenboiiers NIT
Dem 6euer Ses lnnatiters i'm 4uge
5eigte. Gs ideint fat, aIs OBJ oie
gnrl5e Gr5rteramg Iber ben BAL
Ian MIR aIs Stnffnge fir Elm in
ben 51rben Der 8erleum0ung emit.
fDoriencs 9errbiIo Geutidfanos II.
GeiterreiG -lIngnrnS bienen iollte.
Sem unerfiiater 9eutldenboB Der.
Iieb ibn einen 9atd BON 8egei-
Iterung, Der fir Die trodene 9iirre
iciner ~bisbertgen 9arIteElngen etits
iddOigte.
Ms @niipttrie6frnTt Der neueiten
europaiiden 0ejhifbte fat er gan5
fidtig bic GntmifIung Oeg Natio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feItgeltelt. SIN Der
@an0 elmer 80ffertarte 5eigte er.
mo fir 4elsti1lan0 Die lInonII.
fommenbeit Der 9dn0eseren8en
pom nationnIen G~tanopantt elmer
geridtigltng f1big more; IN e.
fab-gotbringen i:sen 6rnn5oien, III
@6lesrig G1nen, lii NcItprenBen,
Noien mo Sblefien Die 9oIen.
GeIterreid .lngnrn, ais @ertfeter
Der alien Staoteilioec, lit nntiirIid
ppm n1tion1l.poIitiidm Stanbplnft
Sic Griiten5heredtig1tng ab3uibre.
der. Ga Serbiens geidiftIi1e
Miiiion in Der gefreiung auio 81.
nigfeit Der SiioildDen, con 0encn
Sebn Minionen uater @absbur9s
@sepfer ieifSen, 81 iudet lit, BIZ.
Bet Elm unabbangiges gerbien cine
b%eitdnoige Trobutg gegeir GeIters
tPids Giderheit unO Se~rritorials.
IGtono. Gaher inhte Die 8obpeI.
manorfie aus poIitiifjen @rimDen
nod elmer 1lrfnhe fir Die 4nnerion
bes IerbiTfen 0afbarnJ ~narnentlih
felt Ser Eldu 0es 9bronfolger8
1raf5 5er0fpaH0 GeIterrciA lit
anril airs elmer 9aaImOnardie III
cine triple Union (oeltlf-magDa-
yfgdef[ohifHl ali hermau1eIn. an
Sem @ioerItan0 Der Den Rafionoli
tatsgeoontcn MIR fir iiA nnertets
mn0en Magnaren geideitert mar,
1908. Or Nerfide CeTterreins,
Sic qrobaalme Eropdgarbd Don
ihoipi0ueaeh Eerben diff Die fer.
bliGe Meoiering ah8us5ai8eH, filhr.
fen 1T Der beriidtigten Mar1nler
Trotiicn. 0eren 9arIniF ergab,
SAT Bic / uno I. Mesitruiig ii4 &c.
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fdlihter Gofuraente beoiente, alIo
Dor niftS 5urufihrefte, meun es
fid I'm Die 4nneriousgeIiiIte gegen
Gerbien banoelte.
NeiI nun ober 0as 1913 Der.
gr6Berte Serbien 9eutfdIan0 un0
Gelterreit oen eriebnten 0urdgang
mad SaIonifi oednitiu b%erIperrte.
mar auh aus 0fonomilhen Grin.
ben Der llntergmlg Serbiens 6e.
i1loiiene Sotiade, ebe Der Gbron.
iclger 5ron8 5eroinanO am %.
5lHi 1914 in Gcraiebo ~ernaor0et
uuroe. Gieie gluttat CAB 0cIter.
reid : Ilngdrtt bic geLegenBeit into
Die n6tige GntidralOigung, has
9inOernis un6 Bic gefabr All ieiner
gii1gren5e 8n e1ltfernen. Ger Gro.
feiior ideute iif nidt, aus Der
9atiade, DdB Ser Gr59er8oa on
jenem berbdHgnispoaen Gage obne
8oli5eiihus mar. uno OaB man i'm
nod benz b~erfe9Iten erIten Meoros
beriu9 tuciter fabrer IieB, ben
5dIuB ga siebefb Dab man in Gee
iterrei6 ben Mior0 getuoQt babe,
tells I'M ben in nnebenbariigef gbe
|lebaioeR Ser5o9 Los 5t meroen.
tells i'm 0oourh, o1b man Sic
Observation-Disclosures fir 0ieie aat
6ur9 cine geidifte geleitetc 8reB.
aafnp1gfie oer fertiI1ett 9iegierintg
in Die Sdube ihob, einen ieLdjelt
2rud ouf Die offcntlidIe WeinAn9
Guropds ons5iiiiben, Dab ielbi9e eli.
men arieg nit Ser6icn nid)t ber-
rrteifen f0nne. Ginen oerortigen
geihihtspbiloiopbiiden G~Aentertoup
crpdrtet man In einefn @infertreps
penromait, nidt iii einent gefhiHt
'rortrag. 4lio oen ais @eeresorgo-
niiator in frttiifem augenbIif ge.
ra0e3u unentbebrlifea 36ronfoIger
opferte mon-tuer lit man aoi-
fer 6ran3 Soiepb ODER @rnf 9erht-
|bolb?- Inn feinen Sob nls
@rnna gum 8odefrieg bpnlben ait
fonnen. glit Bet gerfiin0igung ei.
ner Oerartig miIOcu Sgpotbele OILS
sei9idtlide Mdfrbeit Bat Brof.
Sling iHr ms allen g(niprud anf
DEN Nomen zines ernlt ar nebniell.
ben 8eidi6tslebrers perloren. &ei-
|oen Sic an untDiIlenbeit 00er
nnehrIi6feif, 6err BrofeiIor?
Cen IcIblfaeidnfeneu 8orlu0n6
Mute MIN 5eftetrei9 in rIdlidtss
ITrfer @eiFe onrd idhcIIes @anoeln
ars. 1ngefpornt ourdl 0as Be-
nubtietn, 6ob TeutihIano nit Der
9on3cn Stdrfe ieiner p~onen0etcn
aaitufig tattfreis bitter thnt ifdnoe.
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Beoinqunasweiea nna6me Der Oeut(6en 1tOte!

lie Administration Bat In fbrrr hafhecr Spcte on Geut'hlnno eefen
Iftte antport of Die DSuHer"Rote beotngnngsreie aneenonunerL Vine
rita lit seDiat, absunpnrteu, Oh Geutidlonb bic engeganeehen @erpfltd.
tlngen bo[ten miro, erfl1rt 1ober, Dab Die annahme tetnen Augenblid bon
nel Stanoplnft nbbdngen 6irfe, Dab aud Die Aalerhn Die Heeeln os
@~SIferrettes befoIgen mibten. 8onlit 1T olo Der 5rteoe nr fr ben
auqenbHf gehdert, niht fir Die Gauer. 8u elmer 0orrnoen geritanoi-
gune nit 9attfhIano founen mir mir fonn1eI ipenn man e IN 8aibtng'
tn enoIbb mfeibt, ~iortpdbreno ouf Der &aer su Iiesen, I'm cine @e.
leaen6it al neuen aonfifRn al erpaben; penn man fh iber Ole nod
beteben0en Observation-Disclosures nit Deutihlono offen nasipriht
ln0 Oann enoHh ods TIT mas man ldnet bdte tun iolen: Dor Der
Bennsmg bon 9anoeSitifien Der trtegfibren0eu Wf1dae mnrnt. DAB
GeutIbIon0 ben gien gsien bat, 8rpflid1mgen Die cs IN Der Sou6.
booHrage frchptaig ibernomnen Bot, Hof6nfonmen, bot IS ourh ien
fig. aGetn Srrhiner unO DaBertfe fo aud bel Der er6Bten 8orfht
nibt 81 berneioen, mo ionnge man Dos in 8oIbiugton ntt enfebt
oocr etnEbe1 min, fam Sic @efnbr negr Seruifeimggt ntt ais be-
icihgt geHen. ait eincu unideren 6rhocn ober lit benz 2moe nidt
ecnlet. Gas 3el nmB Elm Oaueruoer 6rieoe iciH, Dent Der odcn fam
Dem 2nnoe Segen brinseu.
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8ie in friibercn Sabren Slide.
rel, 70 lit gang beionOers iest
aSoteln" gum 2oiungsiport unierer
5rauenmeIt getporoen in Der freien
.8eit, bic iie ibre1 8fliGten obge.
Diuut. nno BARN bat fie aud Gedt,
0o man ia obne srobe Miibe unb
Soften etfpos S1ones urtO bod al.
eIeid Giislides fir ieine 3rcunSe
ODER itd ielbit b~eriteIlen fam. 0n.
Bel fomHlt ibr ais gutter 9iateaber
unier Bud $50. 3 sur 9ilfe. a1Ber
30 Deridieoenet n~eueiten Muitern
bon 9oiien ooer Sods iiito iebr
nieoIide Ieiftan3ufertigesloe Wlulter
bon Sdals. g~ontofFelI 9efden,
9an6taiden Sditb1rn uilo 6iIet.
arbeifen BARN cntboI.en, fDeI6e Done
Brnge eroBen geifna fin0en DerOen.
Gdumen sic nibt NIT Der geitequnq
.6ieier ueueiteu aHsgnbe.
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Die Platform dieses Bundles

Nadbein Die ~Gntpidluug unb Der Gortihrtt HebraSfu's
fDdbrenO Der Iesten finfunb5pan5ig Sabre in ben annalen Der
neItIiden Stoaten nucrreitt Oofebt, Omaha ben einoriid elmer
8elitoot gegaben bot uno Die 4ufmerfiamfeit Der gnn5en Der.
~etnigtcn stnnten of irncren Sfaat utO rniere StoOt 5ebt; mo
9ndbem Die SteuersdhIer unO Ocrdntportidet Burger
aqn @ertuden. DieIent Gtant notwithstanding @eese ouf5t
5uinscu, NIT Itbetnt g~cscnibcr Iteben, felt g~laabeno, Dab 6teie
@eieee, Tolls ourfgefibrt. Elm reft ~fotipieliear Sdniter ieiu
lniiroer, Die @rlinocigentlrnis. ino Garrluere grandchildren
mo fouobl Dem SanOeL, Der MoruI uno mnterielct Snterehen
groben 5dooen 5ufieal iuiirben. Garun Jet Is
SeidipEsn, oob es bic 9teunune lit oieier 8erinntuIung
BON WefhaftsIeuten Der StoOt Omaha imo 0es Gtaates Ne.
brasfa, Odb mir gIouben, 0ob os @ees Der boben 2i5ens, ooS
Ben gerfauf bot Spirtuoicn, &enen irO 9en5gebrduet rcgu.
liert, beieren Grfolg eraeugte, oS grobibiion es ie tln miroc.
gir gIanber and, boB HeguInttonen Gin beieres Gn6reiuItot
brinscn ais Ourt GePs cr5ieIte 9rObibitOu, Die ME o~lrdgefibrt
Iperoen fam
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The Nebraska
Prosperity
League
Gins itaatsDeite nnpnrtiiids gcreiniOnnD bon
Steuer5ablerH.

Srgnatfiert bon Encouragement gidnierr, bat feline Der.
binonne meoer Oireft nod inbircft nit ben Sntereien Der
grnuereten ooer DeitlIerien, nit elmer Wlitglieoer5abl bon 400
9erioncn. Die 8pefe bieer g%cretnisung betebeu oartl Die YIN.
nobnie bon @ersen 5l %perbinoerr, Die Den anftrebenoeh Sort.
idritt Oes Staatcs 1T allen 9fpeiecn Der Snouitrie rno Der
Sunotpirtitaft ginbalt eebteten ptiroen.
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Die Einladung des Bundles

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BRITONS FIGHT
WAY FORWARD
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IContinued From First Page.1
ing vessel Prins Valdemar, bound
from an American port for Sweden
with a cargo of oil. The British
steamers User and Grandemoor, both
vessels of more than 5000 tons are
reported sunk.
Vienna announces that two subma-
rines, one of them Italian, have been
destroyed in the northern Adriatic by
Austrian torpedo craft
Russians Take Another Today
The succession of advances by the
Russians in Turkish Armenia has
been added to by the capture of
Gumuskhaneh. forty miles northwest
of Baiburt which recently was cap
tured by Grand Duke Nicholas forces.
The forward drive here has carried
the Russians westward to a line even
with the important city of Erzignan,
which fifty miles to the South is the
objective of the Russians advancing
from Mankhatun.
Shortage of food supplies is report
ed from Rotterdam to have led to SER
ious rioting in part of Belgium and
northern France occupied by the Ger
mans. AS a consequence, after sup
preston of the riots, large sections of
the industrial population of the cities
affected are said to have been scatter
ed homeless through the agricultural
regions.