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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Nbe 8sger.
Wuo Siemmet.

3sIanoIf 6ort9IIin9 at @uorun
9oriisoottir. 0oerint al Bait. ID.
9b. Nognusien. nj n8iemmets
gibIiotef". 322 Sioer. 5birtines.
.bino. Rris $1.20.
aIit.ger.
Rliti0siortGIline ira 9nrbosre al
Bait. 8. 6. geoite6. 270 Sioer.
Smuft OmiIog. Rris $1.20.
Stiernenniperiets tore groblemer.
Af Bait. s. Nartenien-2nrie
3t4 itore Sioer. SIIuitreret. 3
mutt OmiIne. gris $500. Somme
5orfatters ioruognaenoe BOG sitter
nenniperiet 90 Dor sru" baues oe.
iaa paa Eager. Yris $1.40.
5ortGllineer.
SO forte friiteIise 5ortalIinger.
iamlet al 9aitor s. s. 3. 6. Rat.
tbieien, liesioer al nRriiti aarIis.
beo" Os 100 5ortplIineer". 143
Sioer. Smuft os ioIiot inobunbet.
Fris so Gents.
0pbpssernes Sasn.
5ortplling for llngoommen, al
Baitor SaraIo aent, forbenpqrenbc
Risiionsprpit | lltab. 264 Sioer.
SbirtinagbinS. Vris $1.O0.
NenneifeififfeIier.
2. gino al Yp 5eit. Serie Of
Sfopsanro geteriens yRenneifeffif.
teller" er M ierois. Eris, inbb.,
$1.20. De 8 forub9onenoe Bind
bopes OaIoa poa Eager. gris $f.2O
bper.
NelIem genner.
f2 S~manbiitorier al Olfert Ri.
caro-. Rprmeit for l%lngoommen. 1854
Sioer. aomponeret gino. gris
$1.30
Bar mobig.
On &iIfen til oonff llngoom, Of
Woos RieIien. SO Sioer. Z ON.
flag. Tris 40 Gents.
ariten aolb.
Sort Oneriigt oper oenne mpr.
feIige Ronos 2ip og 8irfe, Of Sol
ger 8egtrup. 81 Si6er. 3 OmIIoa.
gris 80 Gents.
Vile bisie gsser er mn paa Eager.
Dan. qntb. gnbI. Sonie,
blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

Ifrioe noget igrIist ON, % oct er
Ell gIeoelig 9Dbeo, at Der er Here,
JON bar iunoen 9ei til @los 0ns
meo oeres SmaaioIf, os oct 6oaoe
til 0aab oa til SpnoogsifoIe, %
- ia oct er oa life Den min0lte
@l9oe - Der er mango JON / bette
aar fanot gei til 5errens goro.
Ssie 9riier paa alting, Gprtib,
lom ri 10 falber BET, bar bait en-
Itor Gel at oere ogian meo bore
tirteIige 6or5olo; oct er 10 en- al.
minoeIig fenOt SanObeo, at ifaG
Der Haas al paa noget,' iaa er oct
airfens Eager; men ser er 10 og.
iaa Den anoen SIDE oeo oct, at oi
er allie fattige, og nIIe npe. Der
er ineen al os, iom bar peret Der
enonu | ire 4ar, iaa ri er ale ge.
gnnoere, og pi Tom Der ale iaa
fattige, ina oi enonu life bar iaaet
ret beapnot; og oft bar onret oprt,
og set Ii0t ri en6ml bnr funnet ieI.
&c, er 10 Inlet / 2igbeo meo oct,
|pi bar ifnIIet fsbel Den MI. begun.
oet ct At ;nie. tbl M "a 6en enc
Letter cen an9en ll6t II iuT1c. oa
idd or Set 10 aoS. nof, 1T priiprna
or t5.e
Saa I'll iea lutte m,o 81 vcnIil.
tic s; 'rer til ale 9Risre - men
Ell iGrl'1 til ale eoer. = isIaer
= 7eine0e meo interest,". ri oil
llc'' os oeO at iao geIsl II i!ert
al eoer. iom bnr i%frebet. oe inn
|trier pnn at fomme 1.r; . r.
5er ca ri irenbeIes esre Tor eoer,
fpnO D. fan. Ser er enAnu mango
Stem, iom fan inos pan biIIige @il.
faar, oa oi oil iom @enigbeo lsre
alt, bUao oi tan for eOer, iom toni.
mer, oe iom niI o9re me6 / ct liz.
feIiet grbeiOe; TIL bi bar oct goot
/ Dor file Meni9be6 os aIpoer os
oe6 at fao Here Of pore Soft meo
|ino / BET Grbeioe. iom ri troos alt
bar faoet / Sang.
Saa ct gl9oeligt gptaar til ale
/ Seiu 3non. 6et snifes Of eoers
Sen u. Rirfefegoaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
\ 9ftes tolte Mr ghris SIN.

5 Aftes talte Mr. Chris an.
oerion ira 9orman, gtebr., tioIigere
9egislaturmeoIem, paa SfoIen ON
Stat Snipection of 9rioate Sn-
ititlttions", en- Bill ban j Jim
Sio baooe inoIeot / 9e9islaturen /
9incoln. 9aa @runo al SALESMAN.
gel faar ri neies meo at iige, at Dor
ereOe 9anosman0 foritoo at b e-
grun0e fit 5orilag, og ban gap
SnOtrpf al at bnue NOD til at
fpmpe for i'm Ooer6euisning.
See Mrs. Hinchman fer
our Photos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
siot 9pt fra eaurems, y. ..

Oct lgier op ior os ieIu nu, ba
0agene bliDer fortere; Der ipnes
at blipe baooe Sll os Suleglaoe;
og mart iaa bar ri 10 SuIen =
os oerfor maa ies bel ifpnoe mig
meo at faa i@freOet. 5bi oct par 10
en- Sulebilien berfra Der ifuI6e
bringes.
0u er baaoe bore 2sroass- og
bore SsnoaesIfoIebsrn / Gag meo
ben itore Del al SuIefeitens Scr.
.egenbeoer iom be ffaI bringe. Og
bore unge, iom ! Den fioIte 9i6
bar faaet en- goo 5orsseIie, er MI
/ Serb meo at jamie ino og aiue
no og faa SuIe.Yrogrammet
fplot baaoe paa ben enc og poa
ben an6en Wnaoe; tbi bet Ipsner.
Dor file Menisbeo bar I bet
iplnone anr Daft fin Scamp og
Weie pna mango Maaoer; men
8erren bar ppret bort Bern I al
Dor 5are, og pi er MI mere fire
og bar mere chronological. gi
bar bait en- iapn og goo 9iIgang
! Menigbeoen.> Site Blot peb bore
Msoer, men fIere babe enIigftiI.
Ieoe og GnmiIier CT fomrnen, og
bet giper 10 babe 4rpfter og Noo.
1i bar buft bddbe @uIb. os
SbIp.B rpIlifp fbIanot os, men bet
maa lea fur DIobiens iffe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
GeOar Sails, ia.

Girs0ag Den 8. Dec. osoe Ssren
.gfielieil. Oct bebeoes bel npiten If.
fe at iiges, boem Ssren eieIien oar,
for ale Dem, iom bar opret / ga.
5aret9 airfe / @eoar Sails, De
fenote ale Dam. Snn Iqite / manae
aar Sno. og lloeangsbsnnen / Sir.
ten, eller r~ettere, ban BAD ben
gsn, og bDem minoes life bans
traitige og Hare Stemme, og De.
par LEGION 0rOene pna bans 5unae
bleo mere Oarniere og nanosbaorne,
for ui fslte, at oct par gsn, Iom
tom ira 9iertet. gu ifol oi life
mere, iom ri iaa oite bar, bere
9snnen og 8~ionesbDr0et ON @uos
Jeaaoe og a9rIigbeo ira bans 9pber,
tor M er ban, iom hi bsrte / Bra.
oifenen PEG bans geerooelie, aaaet
Iuo gennem Gsren, Der, buor Sc.
ins. bans itore grooer, Iom ban
pleleoe at fable bam, bar toeet imoo
BAN og ingt til BAN: .ou ao0e oa
tro Siener, gno inc til Din Serres
8Ieoel@
Ssren Rielien par isot paa SjpI.
lamb, 0onmorf, / aaret 1882 90
Dilbe baoe fuI0t So aar, ON ban
bapoe leDet til 6orooret; ban fom
bertiI @eoar Sails ior ca. 4S aor
Var iioen og bar boet Der / 6isie
mango Gar, og ban par MI peo fin
Dob aa5aretb Renigbe6s pIoite
Meolem.
Gar nogen iDee, ioa bar aamIe
Ssren RieIien aItio en- al Be fsrite,
iom Tom og beisste oe oeo gsn oa
Gale bragte Dem Srsit og Op.
miintring.
9ans Suitru 6soe for ca. II qor
lioen og efter ben 9io boeoe ban /
mango aar oIene, inotiI bans Sci.
oreo blep oaarlig, og ban maotte
flutte neo Dos jim 0otter, Mrs.
9ans goobolot / 8aterIoo, boor
ban MO en- fPrlie BIeie, til ban
osoe.
9an bleo begraDet ira Rnsaretb
STRIFE / 5reoags unoer Itor Delta.
9elie ira bans SIngt og manae
genner. Baitor 6. grsuenien talte
ltsnt og inoerligt no ira nogle gers
al Slfas oct 2. Sap, boor ban min.
oeoe Dor afosoe Ben og grooer jom
Den, Der llgeiom Den gamIe Simeon
tom ben ! Semplet al aanoens
Crit for Der at tiene lin Serre oa
i'm 4onge.
Ssren gielien efterIaoer Tia ire
seern, TO Senner - 5. q. g3ieIIen.
SnginatD, Ricb. = Sames gielIen,
Toronto, CANADA, og en- Batter,
Nrs, Sans 9ooboIot i BaterIoo,
Dos boem ban iom Iagt baD0e fit
9iem ! De iioite aar.
Beliignet bore bans Winoe.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
WANTED.

Experienced Clerk for General
Store in small Iowa Town-Dan-
ish-Sober-Steady. Good Job
for right Party. Give reference
and state Salary wanted in first
letter. Address-7711 care of
Danskeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

Coulter % SbOrnton, Soma.

eanOsmGnO / Omesnen foul.
ter og 36ornton, Soma, 9sres Der.
peo %opm9rfiom pao, at Mr. Wa.
rims peoerien, Coulter, Sa., er all.
toriferet til at mootoge geitilIing
oe getaling for SuIets Bigger og
BLADE. San bill serne bore til lie.
neite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Girfeinopielie.

ON Sub bill, bliper Der airfe.
inopieIie / Green Ban. Bis., Ssn.
Gag Den 7. 3pnaaf, SsitioeIisbe.
Ben bespnber St. 10 5OrmioOas.
Zen fslgenoe Wanoag os Tirsoag
5'Iuer Der Wisfor5mebe. ollie, Joni
at belle 5sitens @l9oe meo
os, er biertelig beIfomne. g9r Iaa
at meooele mig eoers Som.
oa pi elIers life Fan earantere
g6er frit Opbolb.
paa Wenigbebens 8egne
Mnbers 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

iaa jim npe airfe inooiet, 90 Der.
eiter 2 0ages W isionsmsoe.
genner ira nGr og fier inobpoes
pna oct p%enligite til at Dele oisie
Ssitiosonge meo os.
9aa Wenigbeoens og egne 8egne.
RieIs Domfop
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Sill SenSeripberme.
Suffering 81 r. 2.

oliie u 9l I. Z.
Sra @rs. ~. Sacobien, SoIIp.
MOOD, Sab. 81. geo q. 6. BOB.
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ira Rrs. 2oitis Sanien, Sampton,
Rebr.. So, u. 8. s. 81. Stanoaro,
alto., Gan. 81. Sra Soreen 3.
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Sra z. q. Bomber. OMAHA, Reb.,
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o. Mrs. 6riif, Byron, Sal, 2.
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81. 6nnien, ira @gb. I 9rufb, 60.
loraoo, $22. SEQ 30. Solit $500.
geo 3beo. 9. Beef, ira DanIf lutb.
Goroooo, Reb., 1923. geo 30.
ira 5oIf I Solpane $34.
= EiIiammen $901. go. = 9ioIigere
toitteret for $582.00. Salt
$f483. SO.
en- biertelig 9of for ale oisie
gi0rng. g. T.. gorp6on,
2048 SumboIot glpo., Chicago.
gaftor .. 0orbentoft, SoIpans,
Gal., S.. Wr. Better Camp, Cor.
ifs, @is., 81. DIR. ". Munf,
Raeine, ISIS, So. Mr. u. anoer.
fen, Gacine, Bis., 81. On unqpnt,
Racine, Sis, So. On unppnt,
Ndeine, isis, So. Orr. Hiels Gbri.
Itenien, @acine, isis, So. Nr.
9arl u. 8anieny Spanbo, Winn.,
So. auinoeforeningen, Wnniitee,
Wid., Mr. 5. O. @roenielo, g..
De Bere, isis, SO. = Tiliammen
$43. 90.
Gor bbilfen Gum berpeo tat.
tes o. fpitteres. @nper mootages
REMEDIES.
&. g.. Bo0boI0t,
8f6 Union Str, Racine, @is.
gi ifaI Der otter bemprfe, Of pi
mo6toger @aper til Ssn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
PIANO FOR SALE.

We have a high grade piano
that we will sell at a sacrifice
bargain rather than reship. For
full particulars, write to the Bur-
gess-Nash Company, Omaha, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

gennem ansierer Otto Sanien moo.
ta9et 1896. ct 5ofiigeIiesoffer ira
Cor 5reIiers Wenigbeo / oucf,
@is. DTS Re6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

bet skier like ON De lader os re-
parere Deres Uhr. vi er specialister
med 20 Aars Erfaring, uddannet |
Danmark, Tyskland, England OF Anne.
rika, og derfor | Stand Ill at behandle
Deres Uhr bedre end nogen anden, og
Prisen bliver like stsrre, ON De end
beregner Forsendelsen Ensured MALL
cirka Toe.
N,
4o2 Rose Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
eanb tiIbboes banffe Gnrmere pao
i~GroeIes aobe 8ilfaar.

tGroeles BoDe Stfaar.
On itor ganf eier Here 10 90
90 aere 9racts en- 6anif 0oIoni i
Den bersmte South Gan Goa.
aiiin Srresatibn Diitrict", iom Den
snifer at i9Ige til 9anifere pan
mango Mars afbetaIing. Bnnfen
oil foritrpffe epentueIIe aebere meo
Penge til at bpsse for, fsbe aren.
turer on Iign., bpis snites.
5or nprmere DpIpSninger Ill.
ffrtp
I. g. Jenen,
@ocm 4. 8. o, 8. &. BIbs.
Sfoefton, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Enifes.

en- paaIioeIie oanif auto Ne.
cbonie" Delft gfft) Tan fan itaoiet
9lnos | en- oanif 9p / Coma.
gIaoets aontor onpiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Nisfpnsmpbe

Oil. Sub bIiper Der Wisiionsmeoe
/ Gre6smiuoe Wenigbeo og ge.
tbania Menigbe6 peb @ilfinon,
Winn., | Dngene fra f0.-12.
Dec. Benner fra n1r os fern
inbbpoes til, bisIe Msoer.
s.. 81. 8anfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

9i ifaI Der otter bemprfe, at pi
mo6toger @ober til Ssn-
6eripoerne og in0ienoer Dem til
5rIIestasiereren, Mr. 9. Z. Corn.
bon, 81. 81 bor ioaIeoes npIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

g. g. 8ooboIbt,
816 Union Str, Racine, @is.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
BOATS
 ON ATLANTIC

NEWPORT, Oct. 14 - United States LatrcI boats are guarding the Atlantic coast. They are sta toned within the three mile limit from Bar Harbur, Maine, to New York. TOrpddoe bdat destroyers are patrolling up and down the coast. An ofltcial ordier issued out Of the navy offices chan ges the commanders of the deatroyers with a double duty, that of enforcing the lcuhrality laws within the three mile limit amd saving of lives in he event that further submarine activity is sprung.
 Officials believe that they have the northern cdast falrly well pro tectcd. The southern petitions are unprotected, except for the big hartors. Boats have beenI dis patcbed and are stationel off the entry uo1ts in the southern walters.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
WINTER SPORTS
 DRAW HOUSE

Two lively basket bah games were staged on the floor of the W. P. gym last night. The White Pass boys trimmed the Bremen to a score of 12 to 10. This game was filled with spectacular shots and dribbles.
 A wom&ns team having as it's champions Della Rapuzzi, Marie Rousseau, Edith Liddicoat, Abby Crepeau and Martha Lee defeated a team composd of Elsie Dillon, Rosy DorterO, Nellie Flynn, Ger trudc Liddicoat and Fanny Baker. The score of this game was to 4. Enthusiasm ran high amongst the team members as well as the spectators.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
GERMANS FIGHT
 LIKE DEMONS

BERLIN, Oct. 14 - Six '-t- tempts we're made by the Frene2 and British forces yesterday to break thru German lines on tue somme. Every attempt failed aaa the Allies were thrown back. I&o last storms came thick and furious For D. time it looked as if thT French forces had totn hole in IT, fighting line but Germans arm with hand grenades brayed the f.; from thIe French rifles and checE ed tha invaders. Movable artill7-N cannon backed up the weakeLtI j spot and no further progress coI:| be madq by the offenders.
 A haitle is now in progress to accomplish the same purpose. N" thing can be told until ono ii' or the other ceases fighting. IL2 Germans are strongly entreno!.cd i'i deep ditches and are fighting IA' demons.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
PRICE 10 CENTS
BIG AIR BATTLE
 ABOVE CLOUDS

PARIS, Oct. II - A mammo!A aerial battle was fought betwecA the Allies and German avia.o.s yesterday afternoon. Forty Al lied aeroplanes made a raid upca the Mauser works at Oberndort. This makes the first real battle i.' occur in the air Nine Allied ael planes and six German aeroplan'l were destroyed in the fight. T., Allied plGnes were sighted by aerl l scouts, the word was transmitted :.' the aerial station and in five hi. utes sixty German aeroplanes W-e!t soaring skyward ready to give b7t tie tc the approaching enemy.
 The Allied planes returred 10 their starttnG place without having accomplished the purpose for wAic they set out. A few bombs wcTs dropped but no appHeciable da:n"g9 was dcne by the aerial invaders.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
LENA N LEWIS
 WILL SPEAK

Lena Momow Lewis, Socialist candidate for congress, arrived on the Jefferson this mOrning and has made arrangements to speak to the voters of Skagway tOmOrrow after noon at 8 o'clock in Elks Hall. She will leave for the westward on the Alameda, where she will wage her campaign in westward towns.
 Mrs. Lewis has adopted the slo- gan, Alaska for the Wealhh Pro- ducer5.." She will make an ap- peal to the taIboring vote to send her to congress that she may re- pl esent her side of the question. Claims on the part of the Demo cratic leaders in AIasGsa that they represent the laboTing people are unfounded," she said.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
FOREIGN DIVER
 IN SHIP LANE

BOSTON, Oct. 14 - An unidenti- fled submarine has been reported off the New England coast by the s,oamer Bowie. Inquiry from the naval department leads the ship ping concerns to. believe that it IS foreign diver as mo American bcais are reported in this section.
 The Bowie entered the steamer lam and picked up sight of the diver v esterday afternoon. It sput q ahead at full speed and en- tered the Amerfcan lines unharm- cd. Wireless calls from the munl- tion ships which put out of New York harbor yesterday shows that u~ trace of the diver has been picked uU by the commanders of the yhips.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
SHOOTS
 FROM AMBUSH

BOSTON Oct. 14 - A drench- ing rain has put an end to the stree. riots in Bayonne- Occasion ally 1t was necessary for the guards to interfere and break up a small meeting outside of this the guards were able to keep the mob spirit down.
 During the early hours thia morning a policeman was picked of ty a suiper. The policeman fell to the street with a fatal wound, Two guards ruahed to, his assist auce. The assassins left their hiding place and ran up the street. shots from the guards brought two Of the ambushers to the ground. The others succeeded in making their escape.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
COURT SIGNS
 MINING DEGREE

A fcreclosure pnooeedina cover ing 100 folios has been filed in the Commissioners office foH recording The Porcupine Gold Mining Com pany q corporation existing under the laws of Maine made a deed of Trust and mortgage to the Pioneer Trust Company, a corporation Of Missouri. The instruments wera dated on Jan. 1st, 1910.
 The forecIosure proceeding leaves the property free and clean from all and any incumbrances which eX- isted prior to the foreclosure pro ceediug. This is the same proper ty that has been worked during the summer by the Alaskan Corporation.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
TEUTONS PIERCE
 RUNANIAN LINE

BERLIN, Oct. 14 - Austro7Ger- man. forces are making terrific holes in the Rumanian lighting line .on the frontier. They nave been pushed back from fheiF positions in thS Pennsylvania and are being puT- sued by the invading forces. Un- less Allied reinforcements reach tl.e weakened Rumamfan lines short ly. their country wtll stand a good chance to be oVeTun by the Ger maus and Austrians. Rumahan commanders are alarmed over the danger which exists.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
WOMAN ORATORS
 INVADE SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. fl - A rouslnS welcome was given the women oam- paigners who made this city last night by a special train. The en- tire RepL blican club turned out tc greet .hem. Automobiles be- dacked with Republican and Hughes slczSns escorted the forensic ar- tists sc the New, Washington Hotel, where au informal reception was held.
 Tcis morning at Il o'clock the State Armory building was packed with persons anxious to hear them speak cn the qualifications of Chas. Evans Hughes for president of the United states. They denounced wov drow Wilson for his weak va cfTIathg policy in international af- fatrs. He was scathingly criticized for his attitude toward the women cf the United States. Hughes was warmly commended for the at tRude and stand which he had ta' eu in regard to the suffrage question. Their appearance in this city will swing a lot of votes to the Republican side. washing ton will undoubtedly be strongly Republican.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
MUSHES OVER
 LAST DIVIDE

SEATTLE, Oct. fl - Thomas Bryce, owner of the savoy Cafe in Seattle, one of the founders of the Arctic Club, and an early pioneer of Alaska, is dead tn this city. He left large estate. MT. Bryce went to Alaska in the early rush days and was fortune enoughj to make 6 strike. This. placed him on easy street and he invested the larger part of his fortune in Seattle holdings.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
WORKERS
 IN WALK OUT

IAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 - All work has been suspended on boats in thu process of construction in this city. Vessels valued at eleven millionI dollars are nearing com pJetiOn in the ship yards. A dis,ute amOngrt the laboring bod ies has brought a sudden stop to uLe work. Several hundred men employed on the boats have walk ed out. The trouble is of a min or nat Ire and it is assured that the men will be back tG Wcirk in forty eight hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
GREECIAN KING
 HIGHLY ALARMED

LONDON, Oct. 14 - King Con stantine expects the German hor- nets to wipe out Rumania in. fif- teen d8ys. The Greectan King be- Iieves that the German army is ir- resis+iBle and that they will make sr Tt work of the Rumanian entry into the war. What is more al armiug to him that, is that they will then turn upon Greece and de- vastate his country.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
FOR
 CHAS HUGHES

SEATTLE, Oct. 14 - Former Senator Beveridge addressed a large Hughes audience in this city last night. He characterized the Re publican bearer by calling him the champion of the American peo- Dle. Mir. Beveridge will leave to- day for a southern swing of the continent. He was enthusiastically greeted by the citizenns of Seat tie.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
ORGAN RECITAL

Responding to the request Of many, MT. G. J. Farwell, who is connected with the auditing de- partment of the w. P. & Y. Ry' Co.,, will give a 3O-minute organ re- cital in connection with the Pres byte1ian church services tomorrow nigh. Those who have heard hlm a. the instrument are SO del1ghf- er with his skill and expression, they have induced him to again favor the music-loying public.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
RUPERT OUT TONIGHT

The Prince Rupert will clear f." the scuth tonight at II o'clock. k2 servations are running heavy f., the biz boat. Besides the no me who are on their way out to jcia the Allied colons at the front the-5 are also. 40 reservations, which VI" maLy a passenger list of 150 e 1GO fer the southern run.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
GERMANY BREAKS
 ALL SEA LAWS

LONDON, Oct. fl - Lord Rob ert Cecil, minister of war, says that German divers are operating in coen defiance of all internaiton- al sea law. The war minister planes the Kaiser and says that the Ger man ruler has caused the cri- sis Uurposely in order that Ger mary may sway the neutrals against Britain.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
HAYNES CASE ON TRIAL

A number of Haines councilmen will leave today for Juneau where they will appear before the judge in q Haines road controversy which has been hanging fire for number Of weeks. A fence was built across q road in Haines and it was torn down by order of the council. The propcrtv owner had, them arrested.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
BANDIT SPIES
 SHOT ID DEATH

MEXICO, Oct. II - Three spies were caught in the federal district yesterday by government secret ser vice men. They were attempting to purchase munitions for the band
 it's Jn Mexico. A short trial by the constituticnalists pronounced them guilty of treason ard they were snOt at sunrise this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
BRITISH REPLY
 BEING PREPARED

LONDON, Oct. II - Britain's repI, to the United States black list inquiry is being prepared. It will b. transmitted to the American officials the beginning of next week No serious break is anticipated by the stand which British leaders haze taken in the matter
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14

Father Turmoil will hold ser vices in the Catholic Chuch to- nlorIow. He had made ar rangt meuts to be at the Fort, but ewing to uncertainty of conveyance the post services hatve been post r-oned.