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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-05

4 tiauta ga, are on their annual yaca
tt9n, visiting his nephew Mr. + sd
ward Collins. and family az Newark
Mr Collins was u Snow iiill q frw DAYS
ago greeting his old friends and &c
quantances here
Mrs John y Aydcotte aud sisters.
Misses tebecca and Mollie Townsend
left Thursday for q two weeks stay at
the Atlantic Hotel, Ocean city The
ladies' contemplated making a trip 10
Lake George, but. lnasmuch as Mrs
Aydelotte has been inisposed recently
they decided to spend their vacation
little nearer home
Misses Elizabeth Mock. kathryn
Jones. Esther White. and Elizabeth
Powell left early Friday morning on
two weeks yisit 10 Miss Margaret
rechn, ~ the summer home Of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs H. VI pechn. al
Twin Lakes conu Mr. pechn met
the young ladies IN Philadelphia and
escorted them to- Twin Lakes
Revival services ai begin al ST.
stephens Church. near C0rhn. next
sunday august lst when there 9iii IT,
services ~ three o'clock n tie after
noon and al eight az night They @lIi
continue every evening nest week be
ginning ID H CLOCK Ministers ana
atder Interested IN home mission work
ar invited i0 assist Gcrmefc lsrau
rs. Etang list
SIR ~ A. McAWn broaef
large luscia- tomato to the h At
seu2er office this week Tie tomato
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and Resolutions Of Respect are charged
for AT cents line Obituary poetry
will not be- published 10 this paper
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-08-05

Mr and Mrs. Robert Davis. 81 Box
Iron. visited Mr. and Mrs W Shock
les last Sunday
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@rsEsr edas in gctannHNsn.
gu einem Eal6eden hes etaatcs glrfan.
ins ~pDrbahben.

Cine Der b%untbarIten Gegenbeu bet
gBeIt fir Den 4nbau pon pecans
niihen, beren 8eIiebtbeit in Den lebs
ten Sabren beim ameritaniiden
Bublitum lebr 9elttegen ut, btloet
bas ct. 5roncis : Solbedsn i'm
Stdote 4rtanias. Inter glnbau lit
In oieiem Sale meiItens tetne yteus
anpflan3ung bon Bdumen gu pers
tteben; ionOsrn Oieie 9olne beltanoen
grOBtenteils BON Natur aus, als Reite
bon uriDalb, uno Iteben Dtelta9 10
bidt, OaB Elm tii4tiges 2i9ten not
ipenbig 1T, Jim Den ibrtgbletbenben
gdumen eiHen befieren Stano gum
Wa9stum gu i4affen.
Uianfe Renner MAIDEN itier urs
glalbli9 tIingenDe Angaben ooer
S1dBungen ubsr Die grtrags N{oqs
liAtetten zines iol9en gecannube
Gaines. 5o duBerte ii9 jiingIt aapt.
'. W. Riggs, tpel6er lange in 0ieier
ae9totl cine Oerarttge ytuBtarm bon
500 acres na5e @arle, art., betriez
BEN Fat:
IS NOR nidts feltenes, baB elmer
anierer booenitdnoisen Bdume 8
8uibels geconniife truq; uno bo mir
pro Bulbel 8 Dollars erbtelten. 10
madte Oies Ga Dollars fir ben sis
men @aum. Denn mir ober nur fir
$50 HiiHe pro 8alm burdI6nittiih
tl1nebmen un6 our919uittlid 30
Saume PRO Acre. 10 bsoeutet oies
fur ie0en Qcre elm @infommen DON
$500. Damn beoenfe man bas Ianqe
9eben zines fol4en Yaunes. @s lit
6efonnt, OaB YecnnbGume nod i'm
utter bon 300 Sobren reiGlid
6rii9te trdgen tDnnen! Sa, monde
Jeben einem geiunben 8oume cine
nilBli4e 2ebens3eit BON 500 Sdbren;
ord t9 min oobon CANA abieben.
Bds fam Elm Baum, tpelder cine
oulWluIHHllme Grfra9sfdb1gteit be-
naRrt, in 300 Sa6ren eiabrinqen?
Wtr 9elangen gu Der be3aubernben
3iffer bon 10000 Dollars. unb
oeroielfaft man biefe 3ubl burd 30,
. tpiiroe Der @rtrag zines einSigen
aeres IN 300 So1ren 8 MiQionen
Dollars ieinl BorousgeieBt natiirz
li4, DOB allies ielnen getpobnliden
Sang ge4t, nno Die 8epirtI6afiunq
INNER mare, Die tie fein folte. Sine
Ato9li@teit TT e8 ieoenfaGs.
anpt. Riggs mar gu beI6eiben,
rod bin~5ufugen, bdb oies fir feline
800 2lcres 4 Miqiaroen Dollars in
300 Sa6ren ausma9en piirDe!
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MaRIides I0ritla6pratprinnr.

SR Der Disconiiner @taats6aubt.
taot betreibt bic 8unbesreqieruna
Gin GorfproOutte 81 boratorium, bas
lt4 i4on re4t DerbienftIi9 berboraes
tan hat.
S4on iber 10000 priifunqen
tnb an 95 beri9ieoenen @nttunqen
lmeritonif6sn Stammbol3es in 6ie>
Ter Qnitalt borgenpmmen nproen;
pno bies bat Ii. a. bereits 3ur Der
5%eiferung oieIer 8aus8 erorbnunaen
in allen Setlen beg Qonoes aefii6rt.
Oa man bierbur4 initanb geieBt fpurs
De, berldBIi6ere 6ormeln iber bic
5tdtfe oes 6oI3es ieoer Der betrefs
Fenoen 8dttungen auf3uIteIlen. aua
bat ba8 2abordtorium 3uperldffiqers
4n6altspuntte fir Die Mustpabl Der
9ol8gattungen fir bielbeOurfte fIei>
mere 4rtitet ME Rdber, Gpei6en,
Wert3eugz9riffe, 8dfier II. I. m. gee
llefert, IoooB man bieIe @eqenItGnoe
nit Dem Minbelts Nufpano bon 6olas
material uhD 9etpitbt beritellen fam,
obne Der gepiinf6ten Stdrte 2t66ruh
}u tun. S4on bierbur9 ALIEN Iin6
bereits i'm gat3en gemoItige GrIpar.
niiie on Matertul, obne irgenbpelte
SerIGlehterung Der gr3euantfie.
m0gIid getporben.
GnbIi9 lift aud bur6 6emifhe
gntbedungen in bisiem 2oburotorium
Die 8ebanolung BON 6artboI3 berbeis
Iert, uno bic prpbuttipn BON 6oI3s
alfobol geiteigert porben, unb neuers
li6en 0litteilungeu nod lit nan ips
Jor baran, cine neue gelbe darbe
aus benz t9ol3 81 gepiunsn, = cine
5rrungenIfoft. bic fpeger Der emp,
finoliaen 6ar6en>anappbeit in ZEN
Der. Gtdoten. inFoIge bes 8eltfries
3e8 unO bes auf60rens Der 3ufRbr
ans DeutIalonb, natiirli1 Defenders
lpilItommen gu heiben more!
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.R"allOna(6uaO Spence!
Sir bic @ermnnbcten nab ariegS.
n~OtleiOen6en 9enhdlanos NIB
GeiterreidJ %ltugnrns.
SEER SiarfS ii6eripies benz Oentiden
SUtdafter eincn Sdef in 6D6c
S90,S65.S7.

Baltimore, DO. "a. San. 1916.
Die @eiamtiumme Ser @eI0er,
uelae bisber pom 9entl6 grnerifa.
niiden Notional6lmoe geiamnnelt
ltuo fit Die ariegsuotleioet unO
GerturuOeten geutIdlaHos nlo Sc.
lterreid sllngarnS d6gefiibrt mor0er
lino, bat iebt Die Sbbe non 100000
CREDIT. 0ieie erfreulit)e Miittei-
hung mod)t SEER Sobn 3jarfs in
Der 8oriisenoe Oes Cent
ideu @ilisfaiie g~tationol- aomiteeS
uno 5lpeiter 8i5e 8rdiioent Oes
Gun0es.
Serr 1iorts tolutte am is. 2ya-
nllnr Dem Deittidcn 8oti6after in
8aibiaaton @rafei 9ernitorff. eis
nen Sdef 3uin 8etrage bon 500.
S65.87 nit no6itebenoem S9reiben
iiterienoet;
5r. @r5eaen5 Dem aniierIihell
@otidofter, @rofen b.. 8ernitorff.
Serr @oti9after:-
@eItatte mir erge6euIt @ttrer gr.
3eaen3 einen Deiteren 5ded in 66be
non $90,865,87 aus Der Sammlllttg
pes Geutid 9ftnerifaniiden 9tatio.
hnlbun0es 81 iibermitteIn.
3niaminen nut ben BON mir am
90 9tonem6cr 1916 Gatrer Gr3enen5
ii6eriauoten $9,t34f3 fino MIN tuie,
herlm bon mir 500, 10000 o6ge.
~liefert, mo Der ans Der 5amm[ung
d6gelieferte @eianttbetrog bat 0an1it
eic Sobe BON 100000 erreidt.
Den @itniden Der @eber gentGB
ltodte ih Cure Gr3ellen3 bofi[fIt
criuden, iiber Die eingottgs ern16nte
2umme IN %foIgenber 8eiie al Der.
fitgen:
Geutide geripun0eteafaiie
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Rad benz urteil BON Sud-
osrftdrbigeu bat Der 5lodsonb6il in
Montono cine groBe 3utunft. gs
pirS beri9tet, baB Elm @tnnbRud
in ben @egenb bon gutbor i'm n0rDs
ti9en Montana 35 9uTbels 5lots
ppm Qcre eeIiefert bot. mas EN- aus
RerortentIih bobsr Grtrag 1T. Der
n6rolibe Sell bes Stantss tpirb iebt
raid teiieoeIt. unO mon glnubt, bab
biefe nsutn 5armer piel 6Iads ans
6ousn nerben.
Sine @siFesgrSBs
Molen gnG 6dulein prleaeidl Die
lite 9bubsn, mid nit Sbren beiOen
sdlpeitsru betannt gu ma9en?"
y8etoe2 SD babe nur cine S3n.s
ter"
yRidt mdglid! Sbr 8enoer iaate
mir QsitsrL GOD, II babe sfpei
56ipeItsrR.@
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Ont cinsrridltett 6Irmsn-an per.
foufen, 5a $50, $65 urS SIS per
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gsm. s. gs;appidl, aOuOtat.

8rutti5iert III allen Deridten oes
Stdates uRO Ger Ser. Staoten.
Sdreibt 9eItamente aus, beIorat ge.
listitel uuo feet A~6itrafta 6urd;
iebt, oaB Geitamente I'M RadIaIIen.
idaitSgeridtc qeoronet ueroen. ge-
iorgt Goamahien mO siebt Orb.
ihaiten in iraeno cinem ThciI ser
@clt Elm. aoleftiert glnsltdn6e.
Spridt gentib mo 1T 6fientfider
34S Omaha Gotioual 8ort
SebGpSc, Omaha, Rrbrasfa.
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Seffsa5cttel
Sir Saglt1e Nbonnenten!

SGglide Cma6n Sribaue,
Cmaba, 3ebr.
2nbei 10 Gents iir Oen sulenoer ar 1916. Der
be @ei6idte oes &elttrieges IN gSort mo 8lS entbaIt.
aboHnenentSbetrog bon !. .....,. far -. DO
nate ffr Die 9dgIite OMAHA GribGne it ebcnfaas bel.
geiiat
Same
areiie Observation-Disclosures.
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lfer, in gnteIope gorntD, Meb.
9ieie 6arraen f0tlner brett bonn
Eigentbumer gefouft neroen. Ssybr
roubt feline 8ommiiiion gu 6esa6.
en-, mo0urA SIR $1,000 bis $4,000
paren fonnt. 9as 2ono lit Iauter
dwar3er lanoiger 2e6mbo0en, aut
Corn. uno 9Ilfatfo.9an6. Sir einen
5pottprei8, $40 Nfer fir $65. ~
Reilen. uno 900 fir S65 Sen Gfer,
) Mieilen BON Der Gta6t. @eoen
Snforn1ationen nenoe man fidl ODER
idrei6e all 5ranf 56auerbamnter,
z. /. Clearwater. gee6.
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@teaung geindt-ols BARTENDER
@riter alaiie Reieren3en. a0r
8. 9ribiine.
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10 &adeteh bette abseianoe. @er
foLgt n1d2
@er5li6en Gonf i'm @oraiisl
s. z S6miot, eD. slifb. goltor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25
JnterRUGlHer Brlet
aus Japan!
Gberitlentnant anblO 6amtt fir bic
linn DOn Oicisr @esenO aus
5%nseiGuOten Saden.

FupllloI, JleDIp ~. aSun. 1910
2ieber Ser 8eterl
gta1folgenoer grief lit obnc 3iuei
fel fir Den 2eierfreiS Der Gribilnr
BON Sntereiie. Bite oer6ffentIidel
sic i'm nit Oer na9folgenoen Sit
tie;
ariegsgefongeneubeigt Rdraibino
8rafeftur Gbiba, 5apan, ben 81
Oft. 1915. Sebr pere6rtef SER
9aitorl @edt ber5li6 0anfe id
Sbnen fir 2Sbre aartc Die mir ge.
Eltern 5ugeitelt plirOe. 8on Sbrer
SenOitngen iirlo Die eriten on 10
aprtI %eingetroffen uno nod cine mel.
tere An3oDl non Sbnen, 8rn ..
Besidmonn tuto unbefannter SanO.
Redt bon @er5er 0anfe i'd Sbner
alien, oaB Gle in 10 treler Gorge
Iid UNI uns betnii9t baben. Sd
iperbe mtorgen meinen 4dmerooen
oapon aenntnis ge6c1, mer Die gb.
lender itno, unO Gle fonnen gefpif
fem, oaB oieia ebenio tief ais i'd
Die 8anfesi6ulo enpfinoen meroen.
sic frogen nod Bini@en. 9o8,
mas INNER piafommen lit, Itn0 0ii
der aller 9(rt. SIS fam qQer oltel
S6uno ieir, ben e5bre 5reunoe MIDI
mebr leiefL Homone mo 1bnlidc8,
dber ord piiienidoftIifc Sahen.
2e5rbitder oler 4rt Iirlo Iebr be.
liebt es miro bon Den Monuifuften
iebr tort gedrbeitet, ~aantentIid) IN
Spra4en, MaEbemotif, @eIdddt.
Fnn0 @rofunoe. Neine 9ffi5iere
geben bel llnterridt. 9(ltd frern6
ipra1lid)e Bidder fin0 bisber geitat
tet moroen. gbefio iino, mie id,on
friiber erpo6nt, 0erti2e 3eitungeu
crlmlbt. HamentIid ioIde nit gil
bern erregen 6reuoe.
8olen sic ben Dtannidaften Ell
nc 6%eionoere Srelt6e MAIDEN, 10 f0n
men sic Dies ourd cine 8~igarren
ooer Eobof.5 enouug MAIDEN. IS
6raudt ntdts @utes 81 iein Denn
Eteine guten Sterile iin0 nod Der Std
tang bin niht mebr berfDobnt.
Cont mer0en mir 0ttrh sic 6ie.
iieen uno Die 2an05leltte in @bino
un0 ManiIa in Der reiditen g8ailc
be0odt, 10 0oB i'd t%ei1erlei brett
Sotgen ditBern fomte.
Set 2 Monoten iin0 mir alls
8ofpo bier9er nertegt mor0en, tD5.
mir uns meientIid mobler fiiblen
Ole 03onnihoften liegen tpeIentlid
meiter, baden mt6r Haltn our Sc
rpegung un0 beoclten6 Before 2lft
IS fam nm re5t oiel Sport ge
trieben meroe.t. Der 8eiunObeit8
8uitano lit gut.
Dab mir ans IN unierer Slim
mung nidlt unterfriegen Ialien, oQ
fir iorger Die gtafriften ans SCI
9elntot, Ole mir 5unGdit ourh BIZ
Dieii8en englii6en 3eitungen (Reu
teri erbalten, 6 Gage Daraiif abe
iiber Gientiin ais o0eutider ueber
ieeoienit@ beriftigt befommen
Gientitn 0rudt cine beionoere Sci
fir ms &riegsgefangene.
SIRE mir beigefrgle elite Ser Ga
ger babe id Iei0er nidt nte6r; id
filge Sbnen 0e56alb Elm 8erjeidniE
hit ~ein8elnen Gfi5iers 9iomen bel.
ititn, Iieber @err 80itor, noGma(s
un0 oQen SIREN 6eIfern IN
ier aler ber3liditen 0onf. ,@riBer
Sic uniere tertrca 2onosLeute orii6et
u1lo leien Sic 6cion0ers innig &C
srllBt bon SHren &u + 10.
|
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3uiomntelt. ESQ. .87
Sn Der @offnllng, IN nift au3n
feruer Set cine neitere 9l~bliefertung
MADDEN SIT f0nneit
Gller GI3elen3 eraebenIter

tpEUeL sen cure lDel1ere aplleTeEnlQ
MAIDEN SIT f6nnelt
Guer Gr5elIen3 ~ergebenlter
Sobn Eiarfs, &oriiber.
Gos gldn5enbe Grgebnis 0es IN
Ritts6ur9b, ga, am 4. DECEMBER
1rOifneten ariegs- 9o5ars latte bic
ueitere 5penge oe5 NQtionaI6unocs
run6glidt. Tus oen @ingdngen
9o3arS nur6en am 10. sSanltar an
5errtt Giorfs $4,000 iiberpieien.
Sem Sded lag nafite6enoes Be-
1leitidlreiben bel.
8ittsGitra. ga. 10. San. 1916.
err 8iarts Goriiter 0es 9elltd6eu
&ilisfaIie Rational saomitees 0cs
leltid. 2lmerifaniiden Rational.
huu0es, Baltimore Wl0.
cebrter 6err Giarfs:-
9llS gentualter 0es 6iIfsfonoS.
cr bier inter ocn 4ltipi5ien 0es
lIlegbcnp Gountp 3lpeqes pom 8.
NJ 2, deiamnelt miro. ienocn
mir S6ltcn 5ieruit eilten S1ed aaf
il bieiige @eitern SoDiigs ano Dc
poiit 9utf iibcr $l0,00Q.00 fpeId)c
unrne in Der glcidlen 8eiie mic
friiber 3lr &erteiLung gcIallgen ioa.
Ter 4ohlt1tigfeita ga3or, Ser
bier BON 4. 6ts IL. 9c5entber 1918
m @citef oe5 0ilisionbs d6gebal
4E maroe, BAT mir oas 2ie6estperf.
L acrrlide Suintne non ilber $40,
00.00 ergeben. Cine 5dlttBa6red-
ana lit bis iebt nod nif)t erfolgt
siI nod eiuige. tlairere Gotten
lsitcbcn, bod puroe Dem 5ili5s
10 cinihpeiieu 100000 ii6er.
elem mo0itr6 Die @eiantiunmc
itber S89,50000 g%eitieJer lit.
on 0ieiem 9etroge boben 81 bis
It crbalten:
am > Gftoler 1914. $4,000. col
all "a giCu. 1911 100000 DOL
an 10. Ntdr3 1915. \ 100000
am ~. SUM 1915 IS 6,000.00l
helltc ..."..... .$40.00000l
Sun @un3cn. .$80.00o.00
Is pcrbIeiben in ullcren NanoeiI
rca 50. 10000 uu0 I'M @erein NIT
>en 9ealntcu ltnb 2iitqlieoern oeaI
Ilaea6eup GonutD 3peiges pom O..
u. D. grben mir lins Der Soti.I
!tfig bin, Sab oieie Suime iid In
dloe beOeutCno pergr6Bern m6ge.
aB mir S6nctt red)t baIo cinctI
teren mnishnIidcn getrag ein.
a6eH tonRen.
@o6ndtingDoa
Solfsblnit mo 6rei6eitgfreun6.
gc3. 5. 6. 6iridL @i5e @rdI.
Ter aIdH3pnoe Grfolq oes III
obgahltencn ariegs "a
ars iolltc ilr oas 1eutidtitm aacr
.aoeren StdOte. iua peIdcn 0erariiae
crarHtaltunaeu iir bic 1ilisfon0s
.pplont limo. Elm dniporuenOcs Bel
piet icV
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S0fln Giarfs, gorfiber.

Ser gIdH3pnoe 6rfolg oes III
%ittsbltrg ubgahlteneu 4riegs I'd.
3ars ioIltc iiir oaS Deutidtlm aacr
an0eren Stable. III. Deldeu 0crartiae
scrarataltuiaen hr bic 1iliSfon0s
arulont limo. ein d%nipornenOes Bel
ipiet leV
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..K(GIGIlilrLa NnjetQen

5tequng seindt-ols @eiddftSfub
rer I'M Slut, 6otel uOer GeItau
rent. &abe 20-id6r. grfobrun.
un0 ~eritcr aIaiie aeferen8en. N6r
j. Gri6iine.
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20 Afcr 6DmcitcaO eanb.

320 4fer 6pmeiteaO eano.
Bette @elcaetbeit fir eine1l ar.
men Morn, SIT eillcr guten 5orm
81 fomnlen. 6einiter @ober, no
alles D6dit. Son Sc MeiIen bon
Ser giicnbabn Station, 8oItofiice,
Store, 0ol6ban0Iuig nl0 Sdlle.
&eltes @aiier Don Is bis 50 SSlB,
nno geruig freies 6oI3 fir 6ence-
9foiten uno @ei5ung in Ser NGbe.
Mit 1885, lit dIes be8abIt. @ommen
Sic gleid oocr IeE0en Sic inns $50
an5abIinlg, uno eill gutes 5titf
2Quo miro od iein, tDen Gle foms
men. 3uglcid iidern Sic iin Sen
nieorigen &reis. Sn 6ebrum miro
Der &reis pieI b0ber. 0eutide,
benubt bieie Iebte G%te[eaenheit, oenn
oieies Soto iii pirflih ie6r out.
10 Gents fir me6r ailstimit. sSronf
Chandler, 1921 Curtis Str, Gem
ncr, Solo. s. II.
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2n berfanfen.-t0 afer 6Iorioa.
Iono, fem 5tmpflaub, aIle5 ebctl.
u16e Der Stoot; oerfoufen e8 ge1en
bar p0er ouf 2lb8u6Itug iebr biIig.
2loreiie: s. @Ifpater, co, otto S90-
ring, 8lenmooo, Soma.
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3n Ocrfaufen Ill 9ffer 5Iorioa.
Ian0, fein SumpfGon0, aItes chen;
rertoufeu es 8egen bar ooer auF a6.
}abIung; iehr bilig. 2l6reiie: 8.
4ltuater, c. 0. otto Sdonitg, Glen.
MOOD, Soma.
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Ser3cidnis ser ariegsgefansenen.
lager in Sapun.

thBtA ~ Bupuht
gtaraibino, &rdfeftur Gbiba (fril
Der Sotpo) 0beritlt. aublo
@anptlnann 8aafe.
Ragopa Sberitleptnont b. aei
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
DOUGLAS NOTES.

onnie Markkannen will take the place of Pat Casey in the First Territorial Bank during the latter's vacation for a few days.
 Mrs. Donald II. Preston arrived on the Humboldt recently to visit her father, Mir. Thomas L. Euans of this city.
 Mrs. Wright, mother of L. B. Wright of Treadwell, expects to leave for her home in Washington state on the next trip of the Seat tie, after having spent several weeks visiting her son and wife at their
 home here.
 Mir. Carl Taylor, travelling freight and passenger agent for the South crn Pacific Railroad Co.,, was a visitor on the Island yesterday in the interests of his company.
 The Italian hall will be the scene of a dancing party, which will be given tomorrow evening by Ed Be- rutto. leader of the City Band, for the benefit of the band members. Music will be furnished by a four piece orchestra. Refreshments will be served during the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
TREADwELL NOTES.

R. NJ. Fitch, formerly employed at the Alaska Juneau started to work recataIoguing the books in the Treadwell Club library this morning.
 Leslie Forman, who has had charge of the cigar stand at the Treadwell club, has resigned to ac- cept a position at the Cyanide plant.
 Tom Macdonald and bride expect to leave for Treadwell on the Princess Alice this evening, accord ing to word received this morning from the former.
 Sixty-fve pupils are now enroll ed in the Treadwell public school.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. deRue are the happy parents of an infant son born at 10 o'clock last evening. Mother and son are doing nicely.
 Babtisto Allio suffered broken arm while working in the Treadwell mine, yesterday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

WHY use dirty sand and gravel when you can get good clean sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and bar sand Sl.75 per yard. At Tread well. S1.50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
TREADwELL ASSOCIATION
 MEETS MONDAY AFTERNOON

TREADWELL, Spe.t 30. - The Treadwell Parent-Teachers' Associa- ton will hold it's regular monthly meeting in the school house Mon day afteruon at 2:SO While the meeting will include a program as usual, the main business of the meeting will be to discuss ways and means of financing equipment for the manual training depart ment which it has been impossible to install because of lack of funds. Parents are especially urged to turn out to this meeting and voice their opinion regarding the under taking and to make any suggestion by which funds may be obtained.
 Aside from the business of the as sociation, the following papers, which promise to be most interest ing, will be read
 "The Child from s to 12 Years. % by c. Stanley Hall. to be read by Mrs. P. R. Bradley.
 Foot Trouble Among Children. % by Mrs. Mark Smith.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
 AT A WHIST PARTY

Douglas, Sept. SO.-Friends of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Henson were en- tertaineds most pleasantly last eyen- ing at a party given in honor of Mrs. NJ. Pmdy. and Miss Mildred Lane. both visitors from Escondido, California.
 Several tables of whist were play ed prizes for the evening being won by the following: Mrs. John stoft, ladies first prize; Mir Jack Langseth. gentleman's second; Mrs. Russell Casey. of Juneau, ladies' consolation: MT. Ed. Christoe. gen. tleman's consolation. Delicious re- treatments were served at the close of the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
NOTICE

Dance at the Italian hall at Doug las on Sunday evening at S p. m. on October l, 1916. given by the Leader (Ed Berutto) purpose for the benefit of his Band. First class music. $50
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
NIGHT SCHOOL
 OPENS MONDAY
 FOR SESSIONS
Pupils Are Asked to Be in Attendance when Terms Begins for
 Classes.

Prof. L. D. Henderson announced today that the regular classes of the Juneau Night School will be started Monday night at the city hall, at 8 o'clock. Every pupil, or prospective pupil is asked to be present at that time as the entire evening will be given over to or ganizing the classes.
 The tuition for the classes will be S6.OO per month, payable in ad- vance to Prof. Henderson at his of flee, and will be used to pay the actual running expenses of the school.
 The school will start with class es in shorthand and typewriting, Spanish, and elementary school work for foreigners. It is also possible that classes in plain geometry, arithmetic, and bookkeeping will be organized. The classes will be held from ' to o'clock every Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights.
 Mrs. Coombs. of Thane, vii teach the Spanish class; F. A. Britain will teach the shorthand and type writing, and L. T. Davis will teach the elementary classes. If other classes are organized, Miss Mar garet Scott and A. M. Mathews will act as the instructors.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
GOODIE SALE AT DOUGLAS.

DOUGLAS, Sept. SO.-The Palace of Sweets will be the scene of a Goody Sale to be given under the auspices of St. Lule's Guild, next Saturday afternoon. Candies and sweets of various kinds will be sold, the proceeds to go for the benefit of the Guild.
 This will be the only sale of the kind that the Ladies of tho Guild contemplate holding this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

Texas fresh chicken Tamales, fried in butter. S5c; Spanish chicken ta- males, 25c and 15c. Mexican chick en tamales, small size, 1Oc, two for 15c. Call up Central office for Tamale Joe. If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oys- ters on shell and Oyster Cocktails at J. Raymond's. Phone 17S. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
NILS PETERSON DIES.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 30. - Funeral services for Nils G. Peterson. who died of brain tumor at the Douglas hospital carly this morning, will be held from the Sully undertaking parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. NJ. L. Larson, officiat- ing.
 The deceased was born in Sweden forty years ago and had made his residence as a fisherman at Douglas for many years. Although no im- mediate relatives survive him here, he leaves many friends. Inter ment vii ltake place in the Doug las cemetery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30
OF COUNTRY
 EXTENDED CoURTESlES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Of 679 applying. 556 directors of National Banks have been granted leave by the Federal Reserve Board to serve on more than one directorate there being no impediment where national and private or state insti- tutions are not in substantial com petition"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-30

EMPIRE lads" pay.