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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
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Sra &%ri1tionio og 8ergel1s &ro=
pionteringsraoo pill Ser blipe rettet
en- @enltillen til 0eportcmentet ON
at forbpoe @o9ning al 2ufsusbag=
berf og at Re lloglGege Sc prinutc
8e9ol0ninger al 9beocmel.
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Nnrpr.

Stattn iifrer Jig &anofraft.
Ser CT / Stotsrao0 fremlat Yro=
petition ON &jpb al Sofefaloene /
Selemorfen for 100000 &r. og
ON &jpb al Nn,mofaloene for
100000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
30hrrnr ny vi annrr,
(9(f Or. pbil. $. 8. Mpllcr.)

(N(f Or. pbil. $. 8. Mpllcr.)
Gcn @ebngelie / N11tioc1, III fol
Ser Mntiiemitismen, bor lit l1o
lpring / set mo0crne Splflono. 9c1
bite iiq onrfring 1880 ferlt / Ser
lin, og 6ers egentlige 2e0er bal
SEN prpjliife &ofprplt N0olf Stpc
fer. 8erlin bar 0c1 Gang, JONI TIT
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acre / 6en. Stpcfer pirfe6e fol
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lforp &ritif % boo1r1ig Operlegen=
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Bresie ejebes og le0eoes al Spoer;
Gtpcfcr font berpe0 til at, ie oa'
moocrne, S. c. friteuferiife Spoe:
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fjcnbe / Nuti6en, pg, bon hegDnbt>
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poa @briernc pg / Hresien. &ar
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ton (9ige1ti1!ling n1eo on6re 5tats
borgere) por bleDet giennen1fprt
Spiflono; ban pil0e bobe SEN BE
trogtet % bebono1et iom CT fre1n
n1eo Notior. ser bel lfuloc bop'
Sob til at bpgge og 30 blon6t 81:
Ifcrl1e, men life maotte nbbe fl1l0t
1totsborgerlige Mettigbc0er. 9e
matte iaaleoes life finbes jG6ilf'
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ni6t mu..iqt Dellcr life / Sc bpj:r(
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bele og ltore tar u6ell1ffe6e fra ser
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Observation-Disclosures; lpffeoe!
Set ibrit at brp0e sSpoerneS Serre
0emme / Set bfonomiife 0ib, me1t.
Stpcfer, at man ogioa NOT Bills
fao @uet meb oercs S%noflpoelie
Mon6slipet; tbi Sen j90ilfe Bettge
maet bar efter bans Oberbepisninl
5or1oletningen for Spoeoomme1>
Mogt / Monoslipet.
Set bor en- temmelig lterf 8e
p9gelfe, 5tpcfer fit rejlt poo bett
Brogram; iier fit sen fraitig 5tet
te / prpjitife Sl1nferfreoie. Set pa:
Sc Star, "a uMillioroipinoe!!en
Dopbe fremfalbt en Iterf pfono1nti
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bopoe ro1nt Sc prsjfiife @obsejere
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rer, iom lcbebes al jpbiife 8eugc
meno, og mon bar berfor ipri!
for at trgnge .ben gplo11e Snter
rationale" tilbage / Set tpife Sun1
fnnbslib.
Mntiiemitismen fif bog inge
~nepneperoig Snoflpoe!!ie paa 81
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Der oip.), % i Ell polemiif 2itert
: fiji, Der retteoe baoefllI6e % lioel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
@DaS ifal Ser gjprcs mcb por
<pfif?

ga @coerier}e for Sc Do,npifibs:
linier, JONI gaor / Suite poo 5pb=
Mnnerifo, bor bcltcnlt, at Sc life bill
meotoGe Tilf, loa lGnge &rige1
Darer;; er ser MI ltore &9r0ier, JON
ltaar poa 5pil hoooe ior Tilfere %
gfsportprer. Mn9juloenbe 2ogre al
&lipfilf, lpn1 Sc mi frpgter at 6rnl1:
6e in0e me6, repr9i enterer cit Seer
81 al ca. 81 Millioncr &r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vMomsools
polten" ifribcr, at ser 1l1 life c,
l1cgell ol,0en !1opei ems at 5totel
fjeber 5iifcrl, o0 loo gjeumem &ro:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lober ocn fprbe
le oper set bele 2un6.
@lo6ct o11mo6er &riitiol1s llln0:
&an6elsforcning at benltille til SIC
gjeringcll at fremiette fonqeli{
B%ropciition poo 5tprtbinget on
&jpb. 0crpco lfoffer n1on 6olfe,
obcr bele 2on0et goo og billie
Ma6, og man bill re06e cit Mnngo(
at &pltens 9cfolflring % Nerings.
oripenbe fra lterre og minbre &1til1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

gramoiel til Dripfraft for Mutomo-
biler, Motorcpfler eller Motorbaaoe
CT forb1r6t 1,0c1l 8ropimnteringsoe=
porteme,ltets. Gillabelie. 8cltemmeI-
fen tre6er / &roft ltrofs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

Mr. eierV Nu-er Diet Tiaen at faa Deres
''' 1~J~'' egen Farm. Vii sslge Dem
100 Acres af Virgin Prairie Land i Pen
nington Co., Mimi, med $500. kontant
Udbetaling og Resten paa meget lette Be-
talingsvilkaar En- H9st at H3r skulde be-
tale for den. Pris SIS. pr Acre. Skriv ef-
ter vor Liste paa~ improved Farme.
Heginb0tham, Red Lake Falls, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Nenligbeben

bliper ltooig oprere. 9h1 er @rpr-
lebe foln1nct op / 80 Gre pr. 49,,
fpr &rigen 20 9re; SODA IS Gre
pr. 49,, fpr &rigen 5 Ore; Stipel=
ie IS Gre pr. 49,, for Is, % 8lue
5tor Euo1emiooel 60 9re pr. sGlfe
fpr IS Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Grand View College

En- Skole for dansk-am. Ungdom.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Pr@steskole, dansk-
amerikansk L@rerskole,
udvidet H0jskole.
Vinterskolen begynder I. Dec
1917. Pr9steskole for unge
Mand, der sqger Uddannelse til
Prastegerningen i den danske
Kirke.
.L9rerskole for Larere OF Lac
reminder til vore danske Menig-
hedsskoler.
Engelsk High School Dept"
med fuldstandigt High School
Course"
Ungdomsskole sarlig for Ele-
yer, som har varet paa H@jsko-
lie for.
Saerlig Undervisning i engelsk
Sprog for Indvandrede, Begun
dere og Viderekomne.
Skriv efter Katalog.
Carl P. II9jbjerg,
Grand View College,
Des MONIES, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
24O Acres Farm til Godtki6bs ,PEi8.

G9O 11C1ES Td1m CH- QUUENIVUS 341Ds
Farmer er kun u Mil fra god BY,
god Beliggenhed og godt "ImproV-
ed'. Ejeren, en- nldre Mand, Qnsker
at trakke sig tilbage, hvilket er
Grunden til, at den selges til $25.
under dens Vardi pr Acre. $4,000.
er tilstrsekkelig til at overtage den,
Resten paa lette Vilkaar Skriv efter
Prisliste. MCCAIN LAND co., Ltchfeld, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Yemiirn fur Grams &uf, q. s.,
Htubitrbm.

Otto Soerorup og &oalb
Mmun0len bar u110roget ON, at
ser moe bline tilltooet 5tuert 81.
s. 2tno1trem e1 Neniion al 5tots=
fast len flor 1000 ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
En- udvalSt Meeker County Farm

pa so Acres skandinavisk Settlement, med code improvements,
lille Frugthave, smuk Lund, ner skole og BY, SIS Acres under Pov,
Resten He- og Grassland, Pms $3.50 pr Acre, $4,000. kontant, Resten
sm Diet passer Kjpberen.
PAYNEsvILLE LAND CO.. Paynesville. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
BrDllup.

Srf. Melga Yeteriel1, Datter al
ftp. &eoaftpr / Saoerslep, icnere /
l@raalten MI @eneralagcnt / Slens-
borg, Sons g., picocs ben 10. %.
/ @or Truc Strife / @aoerslcp til
@nnfosliltcl1t 9fuoolf 8apk @aocrs=
lep @olf, 5pn al oiopoe 2nge ..
/ Chambers % 5pnnelpn al &pn=
poni1ten 81. g. @fiooag / r@orlnp=
nicn" / So0erSleD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
40 SfatteDbcre / 9riitiania

Dor for iioitc Mor Dobt Ell S1,b=
tegtsltig1ing al pucr e1. Milliol1
Grpl1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Eft GOdtkj0b, hyis Du skvnder DIG

Eft Godtk job, hvis Du skynder Dig.
,S&G11x< 100 Acre Farm, 10 Mil fra Gonvick. Clearwater Co. MINI. rig
jsSklaakAaSEE sort lord med Lerunderag; godt S@t Bygninger omgivet med
SaM.T Planterng for Bekyuese, god Brend, Inlet al rydde. 120 Acres
7$ssSSz< er f%rdig til at pLoe, denne Farm skl s%lges for den 1ste Be-
HxFA cember, fol- at ulfredsshne Oblgationsejeren. 2 $3.50. CO. Kontan-
V~%V ter kJober den. Farmers Loan and Land Co., Gonvick. Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

Mutallet al falbne @urblespiscre
anOrager iii. 0e11 iiblt oifentliggjor=
te 9poslil tie llu ODER $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Sttu Sperbrnp tilbogeienber iiu
thife Sr6em.

Ay1AS ~&ONu<
&riltimtio, IS. Oft. 1917.
Sil Sans grccllence, SEN tpife
Winil ter.
&riitionio.
l1n0er Senpisning, til Sc tolrige
Sfjpn6ielsgjernin9er, lom or pbct
al Sen tDIfe Morine moo bprgelp}e
2onOsmenb, tpr jeg bebe 9eres
Grcellence remittere til Oeres &e=
9jcring boslogte Stortors al Ser
p%re11sfiife aro11eoroen, iom jeg Ter
pc6 %ofiloor at bebol6e.
Seq logger beri ogiao cit Yrotelt
moo &c neobrD0en6e 8rinciper / Sci
bele, io1n CT fn9iot al Set officiell@
Sbiflan6 uroer 6et mi paogoaerbe
8eroensfrtg.
sgrbpoigit
Sttp Sberbrnp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

Farme til SaIgs, 'Easss cs ssssst f ss s y,5at 5 asasi n Dss
1 Minnesota. Fra So. pr Acre og OPP, dt er blligere end at tage
Homestead. Code Stock Farme. Hvorfor lee, naar De kan ee Deres
tale deNs. med Automobiles. ogsaa gdt Hotel til sag trivelg By
med 800 Indbyggere, ener vii byte. Bes6g eller4 skriv pa Engelsl
til WIN. o.. GAYL ORD. LAND CO.. Grygla. MINI #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

80 ACRES FARM, 8 Mil fra Ulen, MINI, code Bygninger. 10
Acres under Dyrkning, Resten Gresgange, Eng og T6mmer.
Et Vandldb l6ber gennem Landet den enc Ende. Kun $40.
pr Acre, hvis det selges hurtigt En- fortreffelig Farm. der vii
brnge code Resultater til Ejeren. Skriv efter narmere Oplvs-
ringer til OF. REI~ERSGORD, Ulen. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

- Strip efter grpoennmmer
bette gIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

EN- GOD HALV-SECTION. hvorat $50 Acres er under Dyrkning, 40
Acres tlsaaet med Kleyer og alt god, h 81 G1nnd ,oh Et godt ;so Bye Hyg
kaar til en virkeng Settler a $25pr Acre. Enhver, som s2sker den
for Speculation, anmodes ON like at besvare denne Annonce, da den
like vii blive sdgt til saadanne uden mod kontant. Har, adskelige
Wide Kvartektoner til sag a $40. pr Acre. For n@rme Oplys-
ninger skriv til Ejeren. GEO. A. JOHNSON. Gryg]a, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
200 AC RES FARM.

O00 n r. Of 6 FAQM Beiggende 3 Mil fra Murdoch, den
v O"lo aHn"' treble Station nordvest for Willmar
Denne Farm er well improved, bestaaende # IT gdt HIS. Kiplder-
stald, Kornmagasin, Hqnsehus, god Brend og en- stor Lund. Nasten
kan vi selge denne Farm til den lave Prs af $1,000 pr Acre, vii
kaar$1OOO. kontant, $4,000. den 1ste Marts 1918, Resten pa lette
Betingelser til 5 og 6 pct. For nermere Oplysninger bes9g eIer
skriv til ANDERSON r ANn rn Will. IT,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
Kj0b Dem en- Farm MIR Fergus Falls, Mimi.

Vor udm1rkede og vel o~pdyrkede Farm, s Mil fra Fergus Falls, MINI, og
E Mil fra N mindre By, til Sags uhyre bligt Farmer er pa to Hun
drede Acres er vel bebygge1 med godt Beboelseshus, Barn; Hoghouse
Chicken coop, Creamery, udmarket Brend og Vindmone.
Denne deJige Farm er nu til Sags for den uhyre biNige Ps at SOS 90 pr
Acre. Kun $4,000 kontant. Reaen paa lsngere lids AfbetaEng ON on
skes-sknv med Diet samme til Ejene
Stondal- Toftey Company. Madison, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21
HER Err EFT

116H Acre "well improved" Farm nsr en BY med $500 Ind
byggere. 70 Acres under Plov. Resten dls TGmmer og dels
Gr@s. 6 V@reses Stenhus, Frame-Sta1d 38x8o, de @vrige Byg-
ninger ogsaa god Stand. God BrGnd og Vindm@le. Den ma
selges hurhgt. Pns $4,000, lete Vilkaar.
CARL D. NICHOLSON, Montrose, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

W A''' 'a'"' III ooe' AAutomob5ysi gds Hus, god sta ld@S 6d tas za
Brond med rent Wand. Alt ndhegnet 20 Acres med HI, let at ydde, Der er
inet bede Land "Floodwood Klover Belief. Netop Diet 1gnge Sted for en-
Mejer- og Honsefarm. -Kom til Big Red Glover" l-.det og Sc for Dem
sdv. HWs denne Farm like e, hvad vi har sagt den I'll, vii vi baale Deres
REESE. Kun $500 pr Acre. $1,000. kontant, Resten som Diet passerK ioberen
NJ. N. TRIPLETT, NJ. D., FLOODW0OD. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

Til Stalo. Stock; g Agerbsugs-Earme i Red River Valley; Be-
800 Acre Farm: alt dyrket, ny store Bygninger af allie slags Alt
indhegnet, Z Mil fra BY, $50. pr Acre.
100 Acre Farm: 80 Acre dyket, Resten Prairie der kan dyrkes Godt
St Bygninger, alt indhegnet, s Mil fra BY, $50. pr Acre.
HALVERSON & STEPHENSON. Goodridge. MINI.
$40 ACRES FARM. beliggende I Mil fra Gary, 1870 Acres dyrket, god
-- Eng, godt S@t Bygninger, god Jord, N udm@r-
ket Farm til Pengene. Pis $5. pr Acre, rimelige Vilkaar.
ESQ Acres, beHggende Syd9st for Gary, @r Forrening og Mejeri
ca 8 Mil fra Mahnomen we'd 500, hldels dyrket, gode Bygninger. Til
den bilige Pis at $50. pr Acre.
ogsaa noge vidt Land Tracts" til $25. og op Skriv efter marine
r opssn1nser. LEWIS GARDEN. GARY. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

SEQ faI. Meio1l1tion er oct be-
itent, at M11ben6eIie nf flDoeroe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

leo ACRES STOCK FARM Aa H., 5 Mil fra en- By med 1000 1ndbyggere.
Is: Acres T@ at god Eng Rssten Grasgange lndhegnet og ,cros fen
stald 36x4o Fod: Nyt Hensehus, atort Kornmagasin, svinehus og Ma.
skinhus Udmarket Brpnd med godt klart Wand. Jordbunden er ekstra
god. ingen sten og alt godt behggende. Godtkjpb til s45. pr Acres,
rimeige Vikaar. Skriv ener Opysnnger og Lite over andre Farme
Becker BALDWIN & son,
1aA N's'on' Frazee, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-21

q kj1ber en- t1dels dyrket Kvart, 4 Mil fra Maieri oe
0 $780, By: 80 Acres under Dyrkning, at hvilke % Acres
smuk 1und at Grantraer rundt Bygningerne: Godt 1ogHus, stld mad
Plads til 80 Stk. Kv@g, gdt Wand og blomstrende skandinayisk
Nabolag Skrv til Ejeren. Alt dyrket Land bliver pl@iet Eneraare
Liste over andre Godtkjdbs Farme og Land faces we'd at skrive til
A. j. ANDERSEN. GRYGLA. MIMI.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-26
Commander of Interned Raider at Manila Is Accused of Out and
 Out Murder
CREW THREATENS LIFE
Lights Fuses to Destroy Ship Not Giving Fire men Chance to
 Make Escape

SEATTLE. July 26.--Not until the crew of the German cruiser Cor. morant was taken to Manila for transportation to the United States was it known that when the cont mander of the interned raider blew up his vessel in the harbor of Guam a Russian prisoner lost his life, says the Seattle Times. The Russian had been held prisoner on the ship un- Guam. News of his fate was re- ceiyed from Manila today.
 A keen hatred developed between the officers of the Cormorant and her crew after the destruction Of the vessel at the declaration of war exhibition of cruelty on the part of the commander which would have cost him his life had the men been permitted to have their own way The Manila advices report that when the captain of the Cormorant received had completed preparations to blow up his vessel and the men were aware of his plans. Everything had been arranged beforehand. When the time came for firing the fuses, the men below were to be notified in ample time to enable them to make their escape. ae
 In the hurry demanded by the sit nation. however. the captain did not keep faith with his men and, with out warning to those in the fire room, he ignited the fuses and blew five of his sailors to death. Those of the fireroom surviving and others of the crew joined in an agreement to kill the commander but their ar rest by American officers frustrated their plans.
 When they arrived at Manila they made several attempts to settle the grievance, but were unable to ac- complish their purpose. Members of the crew now interned are said to have agreed among themseWes that, even if they have to wait fer years, their former captain will even tually pay the extreme penalty for having sacrificed men whose lives could have been saved had it not been for his sheer brutality.
 While tne officers and men were awaiting transportation in Manila, it also developed that all the time
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-26
BOY FROM ATLIN HEARS REAL BAND
 FOR FIRST TIME

Mr. Guillett, a young French-Ca- nadian, who has lived in the north for thirty-six years, has just arrived in the city and has joined the over seas draft of the 9th D. C. O. R., says the Vancouver World. He had a silver fox ranch at Atlin and op- eighty six miles. Pte. Guillett had never heard a band play until he arrived in the city with four com panions this week. The effect upon his was such that he was almost immediately moved to tears.
 The young French Canadian speaks
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-26

Areas excluded
 Conflict with Survey No. 76A Humboldt Lode .. 4753
 Conflict with Survey No. 76B Webster Milsite . 3.136
 Conflict with Survey No. SS, Taku Gold and Silver Lode (exclusive of it's con flct with Survey No. 76B, Webster Millsite) ............ O.024
 Conflict with Survey No S9, Keystone Lode (exclusive of it's conflict with Sur. No. 76B. Webster Millsite e 0582 Conflict with Survey No. 90, Crown Point Lode .... 0843 Conflict with Survey No. 91, Golden Fleece Lode (ex- elusive of it's conflict with Survey Nos. 76A and 90, Humboldt and Crown Point Lodes, respectively .-.- 3.638 Conflict with Survey No. Al, Gold Creek Placer .... 0.087 Conflict with Survey No. 3S3, Millsite Lode ........ 1.253 Conflict with Survey No 545, Bluff Lode t.....,...... LIT Conflict with Survey No. 545, Ropeway Lode (exclusive of its conflict with Survey No. 76B, Webster Milsite) .... O.OO1 Total area excluded 494 acres Total area claimed - 2.704 acres. The Russell Lode is adjoined on the North by Survey No. 76A, Humboldt Lode and Survey No. 545, Bluff Lode; on the East by Survey No. 545 Bluff Lode and Survey No. Al, Gold Creek Placer; on the South by Survey Nos. 88, 89, 30 and 91, Taku Gold and Silver Key, stone, Crown Point and Golden Fleece Lodes, respectively; and on the West by Survey No. 545, Rope way Lode. and Survey No. 383 Mill site Lode. according to the plat of survey
 ALASKA JUNEAU GOLD
 MINING COMPANY,
 By P. R. BRADLEY.
 Consulting Engineer
 and Agent. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Juneau. Alaska, July IT, 1917.
 TT TT HEREBY ORDERED that the foregoing notice be published for the statutory period of sixty (60) days in the Daily Alaska En- pore, a newspaper of general circu- lation published at Juneau, Alaska, a newspaper which is hereby desig- mated as the newspaper nearest the claims above described.
 c. B. WALKER, Register. First publication, July 20, 1917. Last publication. Sept. 19, 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-26
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Department on His Way to An-
 Chorage
ON A TRIP TO LEARN
Official Initiated Into the Arctic Brotherhood and
 Is Given Other
 Entertainment

Herbert A. Meyer, Assistant Secre tary of the Interior who has special charge of Alaskan affairs and tte aska railroad together with the development of the Matanuska coal feds, was in JuneaI for several hours last night while the steamer Admiral Evans was in port. Mir. Meyer was ente tan ,C at dinner at tue Governors house. was shown about the city and was initiated il to the Arctic Brotherhood at a srecial meeting hell for that pnr pose
 He reioined the Evans at Thane and sailed for the westward shortly after II o'clock Mr. Meyer, who was formerly private secretary to Secretary Lane, and who was given the position he now holds when the of relieving some of the strain from the shoulders of the Secretary of the Interior. is making his first official visit to any of the great railroad projects which the government is carrying out.
 MT Meyer stated last night that his trip is merely one of education and that he is here to learn at first hand the details of what is being done toward opening up the Mata- nuska coal fields and the construc- tion of the railroad to get the coal to tidewater.
 Will Dredoe Harbor.
 'Dredges are on the way north now to dredge the big harbor at Anchor age and we are going to be able to use that place as shipping point. Before the middle of next summer arrives we expect to have the railroad finished over the hump from Seward to Anchorage and will then have free access to tide water at Seward until Anchorage harbor is completed. Later when the dredg- ing work is completed we will have the two harbors to work from.
 To Learn Details.
 'I am Of my way west to confer with the members of the Railroad Commission with regard to the Gs- tails Of the railroad construction work and also with them and with U. s. Mine Inspector Sumner s. Smith with regard to the opening of the Matanuska coal fields. MT. Smith has been detailed by the de- partment to have charge of that work and is at present working there, opening two or more coal mines for the government.
 Tt is the intention of the Navy Department to use large quantities of the hard coal from the Matanuska section as soon as it can be gotten to tide water and we are having the railroad work rushed with this end in view. We have asked for an other appropriation of $4,OO0,000
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fourteen different Indian dialects, in addition to English, French and German. His father fought with the French in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870. Accustomed to outdoor life and winters, where the mercury drops as low as S6 degrees below zero, Pte. Guillett feels the heat which has obtained in Vancouver during the past few days. He always acts as guide for the periodical trips of the R. N. w. NJ. P. to Herschell island
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which will be used for speeding up the construction work.
 Party With Meyer.
 Accompanying Mir. Meyer were A. D. Shepard, construction engineer we'll known among railroad men of all parts of the world, Edwin F. Wendt, civil engineer who specializes in railroad construction work. and R. s. Austin, associated with Mir. Shepard Mrs. Shepard is accom- panying her husband.