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Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
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 .t the yer,r [, 'ut N5a York -..H. --.t- ing -l.t lt w., a~ un"u H,hsa v.s. o. .aa. eccentric genius, which had u.nn 1,a@: >manv -.ae Il. ..r>I- Ehc Sun ra0- I.ha. t. .nI a,@;e ~,o'r.sy:-< arose 4mo.1 ,No .'.rsr~ nEut- k Jo l,s ... .". t;c1tv. which was sa..i., only "aan ..ay a~lsnaw,5ca' IS aa-h.rh.o The "...r- N~r,e ta D,.- var., Eo. go great ina. .@. critics cu.te r..y~. Ny aeccrre' 1t a~ gem ua Thcraa..,r h. ".-. w@. H great on- ,..rt. Much If l.@ v-.<a .~ in r@e i.o.iss .:.a.r. ..# ..> on5.g .i..eo. verse auj a.. a~., X a..,-ra% c~'.. taa n7n 4@c.' .. .E Il. r ja@i.~ oi 8.aa.. ,.r ..v.r- ~a.-.ns '.. G.av ~'"~e@ a.'. ro...r. os ..~ ..a c.g.a-. 0 oa s.t laa...''.. a...-..-. a' ana u..a .j.ar sHg ,n@~l.s ]" c...>.v vaa -"t >,. .i Ja".o" ..~l' ... ..rs-.. -a. .rIv ,t h.. a.oa.- .E .nI .. .... ai@ .l.n hr"~a@ r. "r' ~nG "". ..r",,.,ae,- ,..H in d. .:.. '..h..- .v- ." n."e-+. Mr. "I.r v4 uun.r. ami is l.ns was ,@ Iu@5.~@o.@. H. Ia.- ~,taaa- va. 70. eide ny 1-e coye7aYr of Indiana a~ ":,'lr aav." and cHa5 f@un remarkable G.n- am ~"..on vi .I.o..oI moi o.tr from n" ..a3ea o' h- n..j}y slate oa- O. th> 'u.ire Cy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
GERMAN SOCIALIST LEADER
 E FINALLY 1RABBED BY LAW

BERLIN. June 2s.-Dr. Karl Lieblnecht the Soc;ai'.r leader, was sentenced today to thirty mou.h- nanal servitude and dismissed from the army for attempted high treason, gross insu5ordi0atioa and resistance to the authorities
 Dr. L'eblnccht, whose criticism of the government in speeches in the rechst2g led to his eAprI,;on from the Socialist party in that body was arrested May l. He has been accused not only of tal.ng part in but of arranging the May day peace demonstra- ton in Berlin, at which, it is alleged cries of Down with the war." and Down with the kaiser" were raised by the demon strators.
 Parliamentary immunity for Dr. Lieb- knacht was claim,d but not allowed It was announced that he had denied that he was guilty of treason, but had admitted taking part in the demonstration. The maximum penalty for the charge of at- tempted traa-an ill war time is fifteen years penal Serv;tude.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
LAND PRODUCTS EXP0SITI011

A letter to The Pioneer from | L. Mic Pherscn, manager ot the Alaska bureeu of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. incIoseS a circular giving details of the Northwest Land Products Convention, which is to be held &t the Arena Seattle from October i to l4, 1916. "To the Alaska bureau says Mir McPherson, has been assigned the direction of an exhibit of AIaska's resources and products This event will attract to Seattle a great number of people from all of the Northwest states, and will prove a most excellent means for Alaska rub Gcity We feel that the opportunity shouIf be embraced in presenting a display that will in part tell of AIasllas great wealth :"
 He states that the transportation com panies have agreed to furnish free trans portaton for all exhibits. and expresses a desire to secure "a comprehensive exhibit of the mining, agricultural end other resources of your section.'
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
Ottawa Saws No
CREWS ON RAILROAD WORK
 MAY 8E DOUBLED SCC4

~r..- .G@.uramcut Of -he Wnl.. ol tae government -sI.a4a al three rn.u1@ aari c.u. i-..on C.. r.- main Uno from the o.' ..-.a <..r".-u i. luohurg ia-Urn- le I..t.- r.uu- -...-n .. a tn--nA i.'"'. aa. .a .Ecre.-a in .4, -~.-.u forea of } I00 l9orrar. to 3 09J CT t.uHH these vii. .. t1- .-@~au- a~rly.u if t4" Alaska en- anecr,n~ commission. according 10 is cAalr- rrau. H C. E.- who arrived in Seattle June 2G from &>.hiuGon D. J., ami N"~ interviewed uy o~f-InteiHgnnccr reporter. VI. Laa- expected to -1i Irg Seward IrDe- &uc.y and rnma,n In A.aGa ar .~a~, un1I
 ,tr -oe, said that in addition so fine c.D- .lu ua-... |, \. work on the main In. irom A.ch ara u.rrhw.rE toward Fairbanks and .wG tla M.t.Hu-za co#. i ,n. nrairn ra.. u-.ruc".r work an the connecting O,s 6r,vcan Anchorage and the old Alaska Northern M.la Ij w.uj. ae started. About a -.e~ aaa ta.f VIII ,a required to ,H- rlor flo iortv-lve-lu.', stretch. At the u.raom e-i C.om.s..rrr Rl-sa wh work , cry. between I&.a:a, and the Ien-na coal ia,
 laa..eh th, a.~rrr. ," hu f.- the &la k. .Iro.d wll. aar n-t vet h@aa p-.~.G Mr r..s tey c.I.a.u .G.. f wo".t 70 r.ugo. auI ,r@t RI @..a-'"gI ef2.o- ",0 will be avul-ul, J3 supplement r-. !-H#utJJ emergency fun. t.~l ,L~ea.g 7 h@- 1oar -ace,y.. ln.. tr@i ot ID -+)GGp i, for He work during Ig13. fir. i.a. .aai~ fai,lv ca~rln that the entire road wifi b. coanIctcd Dy the end of lalg bear.o@ o.- his e-rler prophecies as to ,ae time re- o@,ral
 rJe shal nrah4hlv augment our force ot men crn-.:er..'y ca.~ sumner" Lo .aiI. 'Iho o.H u.r working MI he Increased s5 2.Uo0. or rlalv 4&99 lnGoGc 1he end of .ha summer. A~ ua1or>r4nt that here a~o many I5Ir wsn both aJ Seward .u. Anchorage " -h..l hire aI that ve car ia the North un to our urlt and not i'm prrt any from the Outside. Jhe three n.an working points will hc at c.atinu- aHu of rha main IDe from AuCharago to- ward ,h2 coal fields And au ,he main line. 'ha bsi1,ng cf d coanec..ns link between Anchorage and rhe olJ Alaska Northern. .nI cuu.,rucGcn work from the Falrbanl, end"
 a.r. EJos h~3I Short conference with C. r. Dola purchasing agent for the Alaska engineering commission.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
DISASTROUS DRY S19LL
 FOLLOWED 5Y C0PlCJ]3 RAT.

}l Cjtv @.".n2 tha carl" 1#r, .. t@.- ~n,.- aaro .,G.&inl rr r.....a"a " a '.n,. ...ninr n.,,u r.- ..r.>t~ .l. r~-urGs We-. crowded. and hu>a..- rng"e3 &0 iuuct". which i~ >ouo"h.t uu.--.. a- this >"asnu of ,Le year. The a.. anI lodging house. were foi aud soar- ln rr-, a'r.a. "eGe a.. 2 premium.
 SIau-. as t nav .e.n. However. the ni,umrar r"-h was moi un5vy arrry c1aad because of the ro4lzaHoH hat enforced uIla.o.- of .a maE uau mn..- + decreased gs,d at..o,uo, '"r r.a dsu The ne.g"ro nl st" many men In Irt va- 1.. ca tie ia,. that mining o"era in. bad t. .y ~.a-aI in the ll~.lo Ua.er- owing r- .ao .ect of water ,ur -''c.a& end tine 4,l had aEi heoa lali o6 aud tAo mes hav.c- in many instances CI...l
 The district Ina, been eXrnr.eacirr roHe of inc hottest and drie-r waaher of recent years, which had tHo effect if drying up tne streams D the hill. lo sHch an eHton: that mining was improbable. The c"or- a.ors most seriously affected were N@v." ~ran@oerg and Riley & Aiken onoraju: at the head of IIt auI FIaoar creeks brt .m@ja~ operators also were affected.
 On Wednesday and Ia-.day plentiful rains fell th.aazhont the district. and with 8 few more such downnovrs mining opera tons will again be jn full blast.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
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 HlI .l1l>l r2 F. SEATTLE.

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 ,}~ Muea um. ... i. wire. ~ tho ~hip- per. auI CA Taur>,gy Io.t received vorl .. tha ,-f- h.1 been ryIaa-a '. 4 la. cine. .o o.,..o taa. ,.o le-' of h, ~eat'l.
 t.c#- has I.a .1.4 u. ...os and sh4, rhe only rr..I f lho~ .u.an wJl be !. delay the .a}"na- la~l.f unu. t is tee l,, [. sor"-- . t,.s ,na h. Iao seized gods ~3. on ~.we tr.~ ghca~s -o l".. ssau sr~4.lr being ayaat - Seattle, r5e.n r'sa H-. was ro b. naia Goods aUad t.~ngl o I*.-orod from Chicago early .1 cha -os>.o came through without trouble If i. presumed that tAa oaioln}> are -"sn.aovs that good, shipped H h, ~""nes mnnt5ac" are intended tac con- sumption in >o-.ja. contrary to Iaw ami Doncn the ~.aF..a
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
LLOYD GEORGE AND ASCUITH MAY RESIGN
 AS RESULT OF REJECTION OF IRISH POLICY

LONDON. July 25.-D9vd lloyd George reported a~ con- tcmIatnS r>i-rng his position in the cabinet onp-o o. s failure of the Irish negotiations receive the approval of per- lameat IL is also rImoreG that the resignation of Premier AsQuth may follow that of the minister of munitions
 The Irish question has again reached in the British parliament and Premier Asq.ih has informed John Redmond Irish Nacnahst leader that the Irish bill will not be introduced tt this time.
 On June 2G announced that the Nationalist convention Belfast had accepted the plans Lloyd George for home rule with counties of Ulster excluded and solution of the Irish troubles had been hoped for.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
VAR NzWs MOTHS E2o1 MARCUS SOURCES

LONDON. Joly ? Berlin nee. ahe sinking oE ,.N Brit il tr-v.> @n three steamships o1 [. aty-" @ q. Sa-a! :. he,eya tr4- sar. caf.:4j-u l. to be "et ,o..
 BGa.jN July p < a@s-"n sr',"arino ha. ":e~e. the German steamship tl,4 .u the .ya- Cali ,i bt.rt.
 LUNOON July 2+ 1ac rra..-ar of tu' ra'noa~ Jnon pre-
 LONDON July 2t. \ victory fr B-.a ..-t..- .a rnn g battle #@ German ii th .rth % of the @aH sf Holland . officially arn.uaa.i
 MILAN J.y 2.- Aua;cl~ l.. q. n.h ot cae l-. If a. se.ln,. including the wounded asl. ur4;.=
 BERII\ Irv @7-A Gsr:4rn naval a..~ho las h-1a.r.,G the Russian .r Bri. .h submarine station MHa-a'm.
 LONDON July 2S The entry of Ra'maMla into tAa WIZ: again r,mored likely that the Russian victories n Ar 1eula and Nhyna will great influence Greece also ~ fkcIy be affected.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
LAKE TUNNEL. SCENE OF CATAST302EC
 Hi WHICH TWENlY-FCLR LOSE THEIR Iyl>

CLLVELAED July 26 Twenty four lives hove bee" .'- the rns, of su explosion of -a> n tunnel n co . rn- ~trocon ru1o o LaN, Erie 2aS-or 1y and tier o"s remain a c tunnel avyiriog the progress of rescue work
 I,,rac. men were iuur.oDed by explosion and rescue party which attempted their release wa. by IAa E little hope c any If the party having survNeu-
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
4CC2nENTAL 2GC#H.1.1
 K y.1l~# Al Ec-I C1C3S

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 A.....oly Mr. "I.ron w- an,noN@ la iG4r. ,.,... ~. l.. .~ n@~ aaea a..artaI..I.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
HIGH 0FFiC!ALS OF X. (. %.
 PAY VISIT 10 !DETAR0D

Among the arrivals in the city on the Prairie Bell on Wednesday last were NoIuey Richmond, Alaska manager of the North ern Commercial Company. and W H. Fair banks, vice president of that company.
 The two officials came from Fairbanks. and were met at pikoman by Cyril Wood, locaI manager for the company, met the officials at Dikeman and accompanied them tl lha n,LN
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
"RHzEAElE" REPORT t1Is-S r THAT GJ1t,A2'EZ EZE.dEH
 :g f# IA.t15 CF pHtT.CfJ

PORTLAND. "r. July 2~ 4 ta,rarau r,cnl" from y4.nian ,-.we, ent b.. Gayc1 y >o ru,...@, >a. .Aar tae Bremen -.e ,c.n. or .h. ,.rlu submarine m~r >h.nue., whose .fE4 at an Ame.ca@ r.r i- .v...ue n.- been ~4n..r,. aud i. g-.nr 1rw.u m. E.0.aH
 Ottawa Says No
 OTTAWA. a.,y 2,. Inc "a. Van na.a! - rnu. denies rAar there j. any iann. Ian .r Be G.o.t .Il.~iy, in -aw H.r., t2sD tte G.rm"0 -.'- ~'ua Hr...on has been e.u---.@
 C-7.2 iron cs. John a'ea
 s" Joil.. .a.. ->. "...'- e. Nuae al4 -...r.a- H.o.u ... .la report q.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
NOTED PRISONERS HAVE BEEN RECAPTy2zD

OLYMPIA Wash. July 2S. l. F. ClHos and Henry 2on.~t- wIo escaped from the Thu@on county jl in this r nn cT s. have been recaptured Glies arrested in T rid" and Roberts Colorado The prisoners escaped frnl t ja
 saving through the bars and the wife o G!s H he'd
 charge of assisting the jail break by fursha@ thn to her husbend GIie and Roberts recently convicted a: sentenced of Imprisonment charges ot footing j, state industrial fund of many thousands If dollars.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
CONFLICTING STORMS GIVEN PUBLICITY
 RESPECTING DEPARTURE OF SUBMARINE

BALTIMORE July 2 The Gew@.n submarine rnnrchon man Deutschland has received her clearance papers, ana today lua' Iun.e. A drlzzng rain h.. been :n. lo2 conditions for deoar,ure favorable The belief has been pressed tha har departure has Iean delayed chance slip under of a storm.
 Anxiety has been expressed fine failure of the Breuen other underses craft reach port. She reo". 1" be due several days The that the Deutschland nigh. WAS also ;n
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
TH0USAND nCN-r#'Cl I4"N AG WORK
 AEIn CONVICT "0TT1 0rg LA%IL G5GNZSS

.FtTrrI. July -@ More i"o .n.naa' ..a .a."m 0- h.'en..a aro ..v .r ~oS on tie water i.n- ai. ".:' a.- .1n1I @aa r.ra ..1 .ah 2. at rI.o -H.. ii" ..rru.:.r nt Y -.r.-
 * ..urrl ....l rssor. .n.a. n.. .ito- =.-r'v r.. .n u..,. sic h.n :l tu- dock. .1A "'' y" ... o tIa r.n usl-u rsal <. work tla~a Lh. ...r nN"at " r .'s h.l. of ha .e.. uni.a -e.2'. .- ta during . .eL.r san iao .ar .-ccr WAS c.lo.s.y shot,
 vh. Eo.", Luo-.l ra..g..- Jru l- N..., "H.- 'H.". noav to r-"~ tta --. francisco rrae a... n. I' .uun --ut~ .- >ea.t>
 T4fDNA h., 1- ...ac.me.,- n.-. '.s" .H"r"r. .< .c gr.n. i..v a.. ra- -.' .. U.' .r.st uv.sa..'.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE
 APPEARS ID BE CERTAINTY

SAN FRANCISCO. July 26 BaIIoting by the four great railroad brotherhoods on the question of a general strike has been concluded, and shows an overwhelming ma jority in favor of striking unless the de- rands of the men are granted. The result of the ballotjng will be communicated to the railroad managers on August i.
 A party of six mechanics reached Iditarod Wednesday from Nome, and are now on Otter creek, engaged in assembling the new dredge for Riley x Co,
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
lNFANTLE PARALYSIS INCREASES IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 2STbe plague of infantie paralysis is still raging this city Thryone deaths and l5l cases reported yesterday for the preceding tweo hours and the daily list has been growing Marked has attended the treatment of fifty with aenan, newly discovered edy, which s believed to be a
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
TRIES TO CHEAT EXECUTiONER

NEW YORK, July 2G Dr. Waite, thr drntst wlr ls awaiting execution for the murder of his father in law, IS ia a scr9ous condition as the result of a wound sell. inflicted with ! piece of broken glass
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
FEARFUL HEAT BRINGS DEATH ID 11AMy

CHICtCO July 2S-Thirtscn deaths last nigh and this morning attributed to the heat -hce have been forty deaths from this during the past f3rygbs hours
 Many Fata ties in Buckeye State COLUMBUS, Ohio, July Eleven deaths and rroratons recorded ye-terday in th s2l a the heat wave.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
n MODIFY QUARANTliiE

NEW YORK, July Federal state and city health authorities have combine. .n ao effort to have the quarantine against the state modified.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
WICKs HOME TOWN FAVORED BY OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON July 2Secretary of the Interior Lane to- day announced that of the mining experiment stations recently authorized by congress would be located at Fairbanks
 Urgent business is keeping Secretary Lane from making his intended Alaska trip.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
STRIKE. IN PACKING PLANTS

ST. LOUIS. July 2S. \ meat famine 'S threatened here on account of strike of the employees Of the packing houses witch uas declared yesterday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
American Navy Viii See Far Play

WASHINGTON, July D.. lle navy department ns or1ere! cruiser and three da>trycrs Cate Henry " r,er has been explained but may be order fair play for the German submarine.
 BALTIMORE, July 2S. The submarine Ds:t.chland l$ ~i her pier,
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
REJseg4HS CN EASTERN FRONT UNCEECEED
 BUT GERLI.! CHAIRS EEP0RTS EXAGGERATED

LONDON June @6-TIse Russian killing offensive ortn""s
 -ha >r.ity ,Ihyrja, .r passage h., been frel across a4 upper >tyr north o Ien3eg the drive on which pr - ~ u.- .or,1l The force. uttr Won Lrsln.a on tbn L-a river hayg been o. .H3 r1 ,5 - @ 5. eastern ,- a,,.,,.o . eI f .r- ar.gr! t. tla RH>. f>rc.
 "a~ r>~Sc,- &acoeo.sj crossing into Hungary creating r+@ Il , arus1,Y ,aNs. Turk. be t., @Aa ot
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
SAL F0FE FAR N0RTH

SE4TTLE- July 4o. Crrtata ,asos C31r, tia wnE&a"wn Northern navigator. aalad today @oth l ta,,tng party "0 hi- new power schooner hror for iLccsaAeJ ysaad
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
; STORY WHECH r.Av 1C BELLEEZD 02 MCT

A...~sN}'M I.ly 22 "..: aa. .ao.n. f..r
 o.. ha". n.n opened ..ta.. F. an ..a .r !.."" '..o- IT. .lo o..r.. !. ,f ..l... t. 1...". ... .a ..- -lv.d hma. Tar statement .- n..e .a t t,r.l-'. .. ."0a~w from '45na u.no t.r payment of 'o"."a j'.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
HIS CAHhGIAN SUBJECTS

LONDON, Ju'y 22 I, ls -.ataI that King George nay uakc E..t t. 4.. GauaGiau ~nt.ont-
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
British Warship Lurking ArouEa

NORFOLK. Va- July 26A British w.rship &-~ ra--"' through the Virginia capes without pilot warning to the United States authorities, She anchored If Fortress Monroe ar,I later ned outside the three mile
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
STRIKE OF TzLECT4-'HTnS

WIENIPUG, July 2E iI ,ulngr4raec of rhn nart.rn l~ir9ad> from \4c.aNsr % Halifax are ogt oa slrlAn.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
DEFICIT IN CANAL OPERATIONS

WAciuNUTDN. July -* The Nauona canal t..- show g. 'r-- oI 5t2I1,G@3 for the year euclug June f.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
.....zY IS TO HEAD P2oHBTGoI TICKET

~T TAlL Jjtr .- jr.E. !ilI.y. former rr .+ ,';ala u4- notu..Jet .-.. , the 'r.ti.ai> H.. . 1pn. for President q: t.. United ~t'e Ea l... ~ .- ...~... u,..-.al Ar t1e vce lr.te4ey. Ia i,. .4
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
AN CID STORY REVIVED

WAeTC%UTvN. July 25. -No.ot.n..o. for tao purchase Of .he Do..h #a-J ladies Dy the umcG >tAte, are saj to have reached definite stare
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
r-En~srcLG C-u.E Es PENETRATED
 OH SAU EEANCLgCCs CROWDED STREETS

SAN lH'N"NCn July ?. He explosion of o.l.a, in
 a.ra L@ .. 1ln a:"'n& tho spectators O. '.. 'r .,s..., aGata Saturday Ell.. persons ..t No.n.. lury. Many c.v- h.,e .oeu followed ~" W.s md yslt suspects unonr arr.-. Na.aas o."E- had aoeu sent rrlo, the parade reward o6 >1u" 'a~ of f.r,u t|a ea. .-Ia of t.r ~utfy uor-a persons.
 Trat uc. have sgrs-ac. |. itig. automobile d'. under .r;r.rl ,l.. ., vs c.nnag.I with rar It '..ce ui an laa.o.aso.- nature has been found " .. .. 1lnr 3rr: ar. cz.e-c. to follow. I.. i.n.. (" ..o I.oal- aor.e n "I.cA G-"r resided ta, .l- been t.. -.-r.,aa .l m-L Lefty .n .a crs1.a. \ Tai" y" t" hn ..i.aG nI ~,i..u. i.l,-r.I Tho f,.srly jr. n,. ,i -....t, rty ca>.ot,: d.. ,E... u .no lo. >s~I.- Time. .1yuaIa:-ng c.-a
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
AE.ack E.e-1..-s oc Nar1re.nn G2n-r.itce

WlSHINGID\. Jry -j. n, rocar.- .t .....r. If ,'0 Hughes clJ4 4-a gona.tee ala 5.rs attacked .1 .hr a' crar~
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
PnEv -Ds,3ss 1I2asUrr2 BEf0"z CONGRESS
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RURAL CREDITS IN SPRING

WASHNGToE. July 2s. preH5~ot WI son h., appoint et he members of ,a' t~sm q. board, which vii ha ready To, opera tens next spring.
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HAPPY RIVER
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lee F3rGner, Resident o5 &aati:e, Mee2s Death in lV1ds of Interior |Yh:le Attempting to Cross
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WASHINGTON. July P M restrictions arao movements oi ,~
 po~> into 5Iruco, other thon War munitions. have hyon removed hy order of tbc treasury departm'nt,
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29

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Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
E;;ehtirr AI2na .-e Whole line

IONUON. 1"'y Despite fierce attacks IF :ha Germans hc allies continue gain slowly in the Ho"Ao district tIercr hand io hand fig ting Ir the possession ot tc ri he .rcne
 !, ronrt,I along tlc whole Iue Iae G,.u0u- rushing from inc Nctul stop the rapidly 'nIng &~ m , nnc district terrific .rll rE n"i" rr'c" ea ne "N3A'P at the allies when the western drive resumed The German"
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EAg.T Gr2Ly DZI15.DEo FRO" ALLLeS
WITH NzFEI3ENCE ID 31i1uEE q 17l.-.

WASHINGTON JIy @2 The -..-. department la. l.. a,-.,.I ...Hury [, I=s4.e nd Great t...a ,- . "IE reata.. against tho seizure of ...'.4 ..... #i.,,: ..t~rctlo,~ "e,t catio' L, -'r a@1... ..:- a... I..u.. ,a.m4n. an early taI#= :h. .usro.a 4.-
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nnsz.ans in hct.on cn Mes. Eront

PETROGRlAD July 27.-The report h&. been received here that the Russian forces or the western front captured SIX thousand prisoners lo one days lighting
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
DATE OF EXECUTION EFT

LONDON. ,tuae 25. sr Roler Basement convicted of nigh treason in oonnrcHon a}h 'he Iust uncl,ng, has haan seuterced to tc hanged on August ;.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-07-29
SOCIALIST PAPER PESSiAI5T,C

LONDON July 25.-A German writer n the hates, uo-.aoc oi Iuzmit s.g- that r.e chances for carly peace are r'ry few.
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Germans Gradually Forced Back

LONDON, July 27.-Ihe Germans are being ora..uanv forced back along the whole Hne ln lIle S0nua district
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